03:09 <wolfspraul> wpwrak: after the server resetup (and upgrade to wheezy), there seems to be something strange in the right column schhist changelog...

03:09 <wolfspraul> http://projects.qi-hardware.com/schhist/atusb/

03:10 <wolfspraul> do you have any ideas what it could be?

03:31 <wpwrak> let's see ...

03:32 <wpwrak> hmm. git getting chatty.

03:41 <wolfspraul> maybe coming from a newer version of git?

03:41 <wolfspraul> I think they do keep changing the details of some command line options quite a bit still

03:42 <wolfspraul> the buildhost has 1.7.10.4 now

03:43 <wpwrak> does this help ? (completely untested)

03:43 <qi-bot> [commit] Werner Almesberger: INV: add comment explaining what the fields mean (master) http://qi-hw.com/p/eda-tools/2334bd8

03:43 <qi-bot> [commit] Werner Almesberger: schhist/schhist2web: explicitly suppress diff in "git show" (master) http://qi-hw.com/p/eda-tools/9385ad0

03:43 <qi-bot> [commit] Werner Almesberger: Merge branch 'master' of projects.qi-hardware.com:eda-tools (master) http://qi-hw.com/p/eda-tools/afae5c7

03:45 <wolfspraul> ok I just rerun everything...

03:46 <qi-bot> [commit] Xiangfu: nanonote-files/.../compile-openwrt-xburst.sh: update URL to new server (master) http://qi-hw.com/p/openwrt-packages/113a6b7

03:49 <wpwrak> wolfspraul: btw, what do you think of my idea of a subscription model ? (at the end of my last post to the qi-hw list)

04:01 <wolfspraul> hmm, not sure - I have no strong feelings for or against it

04:03 <wpwrak> it would simplify things (that is, if it's accepted by enough people)

04:04 <wpwrak> i.e., you would have a predictable amount of money

04:04 <wpwrak> and it would span more than one project. so you don't have to go pimping all the time

04:05 <wpwrak> to start this, you could throw the bens you have left into the mix. they have a very low value while in storage but could still be attractive to get things rolling.

04:06 <wpwrak> e.g., if the subscription would be, say, USD 40/month (+shipping), there would be about USD 120 per quarter. the ben's nominal value exceeds this, so it's attractive to start with it

04:07 <wpwrak> the next quarter could be "ben accessories". e.g., the wpan stuff, ubb, and some surrounding things

04:07 <wpwrak> the goal would be to start with items we already have, so it's an opportunity to build up resources for more interesting work

04:09 <wpwrak> also, there should perhaps be one big project per year (that's more expensive than average) and the rest smaller, to built up resources for the big one

04:10 <wpwrak> so, Q1 ben stock (you have it already), Q2 ben accessories (needs a bit of work), Q3 maybe the led toy (maybe 2-3 of them, one to play with, one to keep in case the first one gets lots, third for friends),

04:11 <wpwrak> Q4 could be an fpgatools board. Q5 the ya.

04:11 <wpwrak> a quarterly frequency should be high enough to keep a decent rate of new and low enough to avoid chaos

04:12 <wpwrak> in the long run, this would need either two overlapping teams (3 months per project is unrealistic), or community contributions

04:14 <wpwrak> to get started, collect initial subscriptions via crowdfunding. two categories: 1) starts with ben and ben-accessories. 2) gets a voucher for starting later (with some small discount). each would pay for 2-4 quarters.

04:18 <wpwrak> from my childhood, i remember the weelky magazine "Yps". they had some comics plus a "gimmick" in each issue. the gimmick was something "interesting", be it some cheap little plastic toy, some aridity-resistant scrub, a plastic bag you could use as a "zeppelin", (no so) precious stones (but pretty), and so on.

04:18 <wpwrak> s/weelky/weekly

04:18 <qi-bot> wpwrak meant: "from my childhood, i remember the weekly magazine "Yps". they had some comics plus a "gimmick" in each issue. the gimmick was something "interesting", be it some cheap little plastic toy, some aridity-resistant scrub, a plastic bag you could use as a "zeppelin", (no so) precious stones (but pretty), and so on."

04:20 <wpwrak> so that would be somewhat similar, just without the paper (which contained mainly not overly memorable comics), and targeted at a different age group

04:21 <wpwrak> ah, Q5 should be fpgatools with an fpga board :)

04:21 <wpwrak> Q6 the ya. a bit far out, but it would be bad to have it too close to the bens of Q1.

04:22 <wpwrak> ah, sorry. i'm mis-repeating myself. Q4 = fpgatoos, Q5 = ya. one year after the ben.

04:24 <wolfspraul> sorry have to run (schhist running from scratch, I'm still on that right now)

04:25 <wpwrak> alright :)

11:17 <C-Keen_> hey there!

11:17 <C-Keen_> oops

11:17 <C-Keen> better

11:22 <C-Keen> what should I use as a ssh-agent on the nanonote?

11:49 <kristianpaul> ha is ten times bigger wge100 top hdl code than the j1 cpu it self

11:50 <kristianpaul> it amaze me be if the only thing it create is routing headache..

11:51 <kristianpaul> https://code.ros.org/svn/ros-pkg/stacks/wge100_driver/trunk/wge100_camera_firmware/src/hardware/verilog/topj1.v

12:24 <wolfspraul> kristianpaul: don't understand what you mean...

15:20 <LunaVorax> Hi

16:24 <C-Keen> is the NanoMap author still around in here?

19:23 <Artyom> Hi lekernel! I want to ask you one question: Are you going to visit that "WHPSP"?

19:37 <Artyom> I've seen a small discussion about piksi here. The 16.368MHz sampling frequency is taken directly from datasheet on max2769. For GPS L1 C/A there is no need in such a high frequency. But they declare glonass and galileo support and signals of these systems in L1 band are wider then GPS C/A.