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#rockbox log for 2008-12-09

00:00:27Bagder'<<' token looks like a patch merge
00:00:38Bagdera bad merge even
00:02:39LambdaCalculus37Bagder: Last time that happened, an svn revert worked.
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00:03:34Bagdereither that, or the patch needs a resynch
00:05:00LambdaCalculus37Bagder: I found the problem, it was a prior patch I applied that merged badly.
00:05:09LambdaCalculus37svn revert fixed it; now it's making happily.
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00:17:54LambdaCalculus37Now I banged into another stopper: http://pastebin.com/m4c8ccba6
00:17:55bertrikyay, I think it worked: chip id now shows a value that matches the "powered on" state and the RSSI seems to show changes when I move the headphone cable
00:18:04LambdaCalculus37:)
00:18:10LambdaCalculus37bertrik: Nice!
00:18:29bertrikwhat I did was power down the radio, power it back up, read all registers, enable crystal oscillator, write all registers
00:21:41bertriknow I just need to know what domonoky did to enable line in
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00:33:16LambdaCalculus37Can someone look at firmware/target/arm/imx31/debug-imx31.c:42? 'I2C2_NUM' is undeclared there.
00:35:05jhMikeSyou should add it to the module mask in the config file
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00:36:04jhMikeS#define I2C_MODULE_MASK (USE_I2C1_MODULE | USE_I2C2_MODULE)
00:36:23LambdaCalculus37jhMikeS: config-gigabeat-s.h?
00:36:28jhMikeSyes
00:36:49jhMikeSit's already defined for I2C1 so add the flag
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00:37:58LambdaCalculus37jhMikeS: Okay, will try again.
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00:38:52HillshumSim compiling on Cygwin is broken right?
00:40:48bertrikyay, radio on clip! \o/
00:41:30LloreanHillshum: If no sims are compiling on cygwin, there should probably be a bug report filed.
00:42:12LambdaCalculus37\o/
00:42:26LambdaCalculus37bertrik: Patch or going directly in?
00:42:36Hillshum\o/
00:42:44bertriktomorrow I'll think about that
00:43:45LambdaCalculus37Okay.
00:44:13bertrikIt seems that the radio output is connected to the LINE2 input of the codec
00:44:58amiconnMakes sense - it saves them a separate mixer
00:45:32amiconnHmm, or not - does the clip offer line in or mic? guess not...
00:46:06bertrikYeah, the clip has a mic too.
00:48:07LambdaCalculus37Gee, what fun: http://pastebin.com/d2bd2163c
00:50:39LambdaCalculus37That's the third error I've run into while trying to compile with FS #9609.
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00:59:42soapsaratoga, all indications are that the wadia itransport does bypass the DAC.
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01:01:08Lloreansoap: I was trying to find out if it stayed in "digital" mode for iTunes songs
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01:01:17LloreanSince it apparently has an indicator for whether it's in digital or analog mode.
01:01:19saratogasoap: yeah I saw that, but i figured it needed newer ipods, since it just came out and i don't think older ipods had firmware that could do that
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01:02:34soapwadia claims the 5G and 1G nano do it.
01:03:02soapbut they have to be in "extended interface" mode - which is when the accessory has complete control.
01:03:02saratogaodd that its been there so long and no one made anything for it
01:03:11saratogaoh
01:03:24saratogai bet it just mounts it as a UMS devices and decodes the files itself then
01:03:37Lloreansaratoga: That's why I'm curious if iTunes songs play in digital or analog mode.
01:03:38soapsomeone's blog claimed they were seeing 44.1 via USB.
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01:12:53Hillshumso my sim problem was in by branch
01:13:00Hillshum*my
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01:26:51soapOk, deleted rbclient's SVN, .ccache and build directories. checked out a fresh SVN. Someone commit something so we can see if the warnings stop!
01:28:28soapIt is interesting - but is it coincidence the problems started up after rockbox.org was down for three days?
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02:22:14jhMikeSsoap: A commit may be coming up shortly
02:22:31soapwoo hoo!
02:23:33LambdaCalculus37Yay!
02:24:16*LambdaCalculus37 just wanted to cheer as well ;)
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02:37:04_gregoroviusHi. I'm trying to install rockbox on my 80gb 5th gen ipod with the rockbox utility. I put the ipod in disk mode and plugged it in, but it doesn't get autodetected and if I put manually the mount point it doesn't work either
02:37:26LloreanWhat happens when you try to autodetect it?
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02:38:19_gregorovius"could not detect a device, select your device and mountpoint manually"
02:38:35_gregoroviususing ubuntu intrepid, btw
02:38:38LloreanDid you run the utility with admin privileges?
02:38:49Lloreansudo ./rbutil or similar?
02:38:53_gregoroviusgood point, no, I didn't
02:39:00_gregoroviusdoes it say that on the manual?
02:39:57_gregoroviusI don't see anything on that... should be there, imo
02:40:40LloreanFile a bug report against it then. Right now the manual really doesn't tell you much of anything about RButil anyway, other than that it exists.
02:40:52LloreanNobody's stepped forward to write the documentation.
02:41:26_gregoroviusI see, I might file a bug or something later, first I want to try rockbox out =)
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02:45:04jhMikeSsoap: no warnings now
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02:53:46LambdaCalculus37_gregorovius: Are you sure your iPod is a 5th generation model, and not a newer Classic model?
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02:54:24_gregoroviusLambdaCalculus37, yes, it's a 5th gen, I already got rockbox on it, all it needed was su privileges
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02:56:21LambdaCalculus37Okay, just asking. We've had people come in sometimes confusing the newer Classic iPods with the older video iPods.
02:56:56LloreanLambdaCalculus37: That's why I asked what it said, specifically. The utility SHOULD now report when a Classic is detected.
02:57:37LloreanShould being the operative word. I don't know if there's any variations that it might not pick up yet.
02:58:03LambdaCalculus37Llorean: It should pick up all varitions of the Classic.
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03:33:36Unhelpfulhrm... apparently installs, and zip builds, all happen inside buildzip.pl. any thought on how to arrange for pictureflow to get a bitmap installed?
03:34:30rasherUnhelpful: some other plugins have data files. Sokoban for example has levels in an external file
03:35:25Unhelpfulahhh... i hadn't thought of that. being able to install the no-AA bitmap as a file will make it a good deal easier for pictureflow to use the core scaler
03:38:42rasherUnhelpful: seems that's done by buildzip.pl, so that seems to be The Way to copy a file into the zip
03:39:13rasher(line 369)
03:40:05Unhelpfuli just found that myself. it looks like the sokoban levels are copied into the install if LCD_HAVE_BITMAP is defined, i guess i might as well go the same route for pf
03:41:28rasherSounds reasonable. It might end up on a few builds that don't have pf, but that's hardly a problem
03:43:20Unhelpfulactually, it wouldn't be hard to add a check for HAVE_LCD_COLOR
03:44:21rasherYou need HAVE_ALBUMART and HAVE_TAGCACHE as well. I wouldn't bother
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03:47:55Unhelpfulwell, actually, since it's just a file being run through cpp, that's not hard, either.
03:48:08Unhelpfulerm, some text that's in-line in the perl script, but still
03:48:44rasherWaitwaitwait
03:48:55rasherJust check if the pictureflow.rock is installed
03:49:27Unhelpfulyou're right, that's probably easier by far
03:49:54rasherAnd means you won't have to keep up if the conditiones in apps/plugins/SOURCES change
03:51:21Unhelpfulindeed, it means i'm doing the right thing even if a user build edits out pictureflow in SOURCES
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04:26:35soapjhMikeS, that is good news. Isn't the whole bloody point (well, ONE of the points) of SVN that you don't have issues like that?
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04:46:22WintioExcuse me, just a quick question, can rockbox play video? If so... do I need to install something else?
04:46:50krazykitit can and you don't.
04:47:08krazykitthe manual and wiki describe how to play video and what format they need to be
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04:56:14Wintiook I have gone through the manual but I can't find anything on video
04:56:24Wintioany advice on where in the manual to look?
04:57:24krazykit10.3.5
04:58:10krazykitwhich was found by searching "video" in the pdf
04:58:13advcomp2019how about the mpeg player wiki
04:58:20Wintiook, i'm clearly in the wrong manual
04:58:54LloreanWintio: The manual is what you get when you follow the link "Manual" on nearly every page of the site, then pick the one for your player.
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05:48:33Wintiook, I'm getting the hang of this now
05:48:46Wintioi'm up to encoding my files as mpegs
05:49:09Wintioi got it to work, but I am definately using the wrong value for my resolution
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05:50:41Wintioactually temporarily ignore that, i may have a solution
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05:52:27webguest87i have a question about rockbox
05:52:45advcomp2019webguest87, we can not read minds
05:52:51webguest87ha true
05:52:56Wintiothanks for the help everyone, i'm set
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05:53:12webguest87well for some reason when i go to files, i cant see the file called rockbox
05:53:30scorchewhat "file named rockbox"?
05:54:20webguest87idk, but originally when i went to files, it showed a folder called rockbox, and it let me acess everything form it
05:54:30webguest87games, rockboy, pictures, ect,ect
05:54:48LloreanHave you tried simply reading the manual?
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05:55:09LloreanThere's no folder called Rockbox. There's one called .rockbox that contains a bunch of system files you don't need to access.
05:55:18LloreanYou access most things via the normal menu system.
05:55:34webguest87i see...
05:55:48webguest87well...could you explain to me where could find rockboy then?
05:55:58scorchethe manual goes into that
05:56:17webguest87alright, i will recheck it, thanks
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06:55:34jhMikeSamiconn: Do you think this one should be reported as a gcc bug: jhmikes.cleansoap.org/arm-elf-gcc_4.0.3_bug.txt">http://jhmikes.cleansoap.org/arm-elf-gcc_4.0.3_bug.txt
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08:57:26amiconnjhMikeS: Disabling the contrast-to-0 for all colour LCDs may be undesired. Iirc it *is* necessary on ipod Video at least, to avoid afterimages (we don't know how to shut down the controller)
08:57:35amiconnSomeone with a Video should test that
08:59:44woodensoulI've gotten the clip bootloader compiled, along with the build, but it's unclear to me how to actually patch the sansa firmware with mkamsboot.exe
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09:02:16woodensoulwell actually, i've not gotten one step further... usage: mkamsboot (firmware file) (boot file) (output file)
09:03:24Lloreanamiconn: Are afterimages harmful in some way, or just worrisome to users?
09:03:35Lloreanwoodensoul: What's the question exactly? It sounds like you've got the usage right there.
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09:04:44woodensoulfirmware file = original firmware file? boot file = bootloader.bin?
09:04:57LloreanYes.
09:06:06woodensoulactually, that's incorrect, it's bootloader-clip.sansa
09:06:21amiconnLlorean: They are potentially harmful for the lcd panel
09:06:51Lloreanwoodensoul: Well, whatever the output of compiling a bootloader is. "The bootloader file."
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09:07:25amiconnjhMikeS: Rgearding the gcc bug - did you already try the latest & greatest? gcc 4.0.3 is ooooold by their measures
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09:07:42Lloreanamiconn: Can we set the contrast to 0 after turning the backlight off maybe? One of the last steps, perhaps?
09:08:02amiconnI also wonder about your main return value. It can indeed be simplified further.
09:08:22woodensoulit appears everything went as planned... but how serious is the warning "This code is untested - do not use if you can not recover your device"
09:08:33Lloreanwoodensoul: It means exactly what it says.
09:08:41LloreanThere is the potential for a permanent brick in some cases.
09:08:50LloreanIf you load buggy code on, or have bad enough luck.
09:09:00amiconnreturn &threads[(struct thread_entry *)thread_id - threads] == thread_id
09:09:00woodensoulHas anyone bricked their clip even if the instructions were followed correctly?
09:09:24amiconnEh, I mean &threads[(struct thread_entry *)thread_id - threads] == thread_id
09:09:40Lloreanwoodensoul: If the SVN bootloader is buggy at the time, it can be bricked permanently even if you follow the directions perfectly, yes.
09:09:54amiconnSo actually this isn't a gcc bug at all, but proper optimisation of the programmer's goof
09:10:39amiconn...because if thread_id is NULL to begin with, the return value is also NULL, so it suffices to return the argument - bx lr and done
09:11:02woodensoulHmm, well I guess there's no way to tell if any changes made to the SVN bootloader are causing bricks.
09:11:33LloreanNo way to tell in advance, no.
09:13:02woodensoulI guess it's possible to talk to someone who has tested the code since the most recent changes were made.
09:13:21LloreanIf someone has, sure.
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09:14:21ameyerit'd be best to flash the bootloader once and not touch it again until absolutely necessary, IMO
09:14:44Lloreanameyer: Unless you're actively developing, it'd be best to wait until we release a known-good bootloader.
09:14:50ameyerthat too
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09:21:07jhMikeSamiconn: I found a simpler way to do what I need. The code you typed _is_ what generates an empty function.
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09:24:55amiconnjhMikeS: That empty function is 100% correct for your C code (works on arm because first arg is r0 and return value is also r0)
09:25:08amiconnThat is what I wanted to say
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09:27:01amiconnYour function always just returns thread_id, just that gcc fails to reduce that in your second example, because of too complex maths
09:27:24jhMikeSthread_id is a slot+offset which might not be the first slot and the pointer subtraction should give the array index
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09:29:17amiconnjhMikeS: Yup, and then you effectively add 'thread' again
09:30:02jhMikeSwhat's returned should be rounded to a thread slot boundary
09:30:09amiconn&threads[(struct thread_entry *)thread_id - threads] is just a cumbersome way to say (struct thread_entry *)thread_id - threads) + threads
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09:30:40amiconnand (- threads + threads) is effectively nothing
09:30:52amiconnCasting never rounds
09:31:22jhMikeSnot by what I've looked up regaring pointer arithmetic. It should do ((int)p2 - (int)p2) / sizeof(typeof(p))
09:31:41jhMikeSmake that p2- p1
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09:35:35amiconnHmm, really? If so, then it is a bug, but I'd rather do the rounding manually (by bitmasking). Gcc often doesn't produce the best code...
09:35:43amiconnWhy do you need to round, btw?
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09:39:39jhMikeSwhat I had in mind was to add a number to the pointer as an I'd that was bounded in the slot each time a slot was used, then extract the slot itself back and compare the id in the slot with the passed-in id which should match. this avoids aliasing of the slots (one remaining race condition in the kernel). I already scrubbed that and came up with a nicer way but that compiler result surprised me a bit.
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11:17:31JdGordoncan 9543 be closed as not a bug?
11:18:16ZagorJdGordon: definitely
11:19:02JdGordonok, done
11:19:16JdGordonnow if we can do the same with the other 173 bugs... :)
11:20:11*funman points JdGordon to FS #9542
11:21:47Zagoris that a not-a-bug?
11:22:05JdGordonthats a PP pcm issue probably... jhMikeS?
11:22:27JdGordonor maybe just h10...
11:22:36Zagorthe reported version is VERY old, but that could mean the version the bug was introduced in
11:23:13JdGordonanyone got a ipod or h10 and want to try confirming it?
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11:25:31Zagoractually "very" is too strong. r18860 is from oct 22. we sure commit a lot... :-)
11:26:08JdGordonI think he means thats the change which caused it and its still happening
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11:30:58kugelhmm, apparently 18860 was supposed to fix a bug
11:31:46pixelma2I don't understand the bug report fully... tried to reproduce on c200 (booted with voice enabled for menus and folder names, resumed playback, stopped, went to the menu and also tried file browser and voice works for me)
11:32:08JdGordondoesnt the report say it works on the c200?
11:32:30pixelma2yeah, read that now...
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11:33:59JdGordonpixelma2: did you see my ping yesterday about the 2 manual patches?
11:34:42jhMikeSJdGordon: I don't know anything about that one.
11:36:49pixelma2JdGordon: no
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11:38:12JdGordonpixelma2: 9542 and 9134
11:40:46kugelJdGordon: the first one is the voice bug?
11:41:08JdGordonbah
11:41:11JdGordon9524
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11:42:35kugel"Pressing ? will change" ??
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11:44:59kugel:p
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11:45:50kugelbut it's a list in which you select on which item you put the setting onto
11:46:18kugelso you don't press a special button to assign it to e.g. the left button, but you select it in the list and press select
11:46:40kugelah, nevermind
11:47:05pixelma2taking a look... "will happily play" sounds a bit "everyday". Personally I don't have anything against the manual being a bit informal, I'm just not sure whether there are any guidelines about it
11:47:08kugelyou should probably just omit the example, imho it's obvious enough once you are in that mlist
11:47:15kugels/mlist/list/
11:47:40pixelma2and I wondered about that "Pressing ?" too
11:47:42JdGordonpixelma2: well yeah, I have never been accused of being able to write well.... its a start
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11:50:50kugelHmm, I'm not even sure how that text makes sense.
11:50:53kugeleven if you insert a button for the "?", it's neither what the menu reads, nor you need to press the button to assign
11:52:08JdGordonits the button to press when you are in the quickscreen to change the option
11:52:37pixelma2it explains what happens in the quickscreen itself, but I couldn't understand that when reading the diff first. Had to read a second time
11:53:43pixelma2hmm, no quick screen "action" macros in the platform keymap files yet (except the "quit" one)
11:54:29pixelma2or "exit"
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11:58:03pixelma2yes, and if you want to explain the quickscreen more it would need an intoductionary sentence I guess. Think I'll apply the patches to read the complete chapter first before commenting further
11:58:32pixelma2not sure what's in there and what's not
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13:14:39n1shmm, trying to merge bertrik's changes to si4700.c breaks it in several ways on the Beast :(
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13:35:56linuxstbLlorean: Reading your comments about the Clip bootloader from about 3.5 hours ago, the main bootloader can't brick a Clip. There is a very simple initial dual-boot bootloader as part of mkamsboot, which is responsible for starting the OF or starting the RB bootloader - so a bad bootloader can be recovered from.
13:36:17J-23can't few v2 hackers just sign up on producer's page as customers for datasheets?
13:36:41B4gderJ-23: you don't "sign up" as a customer
13:36:49B4gderyou buy things, then you're a customer
13:37:02n1syou usually have to buy stuff to be a customer :)
13:37:24J-23so if you buy players, why wouldn't you buy several USB controllers?
13:38:24B4gderJ-23: if you think it's that easy, please go ahead and do it
13:39:08fluxsimply buy 1-10k controllers and you're all set :-)
13:39:29B4gderyes, if you buy 10k of them I'm sure you'll be fine
13:39:30fluxbut don't many vendors provide samples or atleast dev kits?
13:39:47B4gderthey did in the old days
13:39:57B4gderand dev kits sure if you buy those 10k
13:40:09LambdaCalculus37n1s: Ping
13:40:42B4gderpossibly they listen if you're working on a huge electronics company that can pretend to be a "real" buyer
13:40:53B4gdernot joe@aol.com
13:41:05n1sLambdaCalculus37: pong
13:42:01LambdaCalculus37n1s: FS #9609 works well on my Gigabeast, but man, the volume is quite loud on the FM radio!
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13:42:36LambdaCalculus37Also, returning to the main menu from any other screen seems to take a second or two longer than normal now.
13:43:11n1sLambdaCalculus37: ah, nice that you got it to work :) yes, the volume is pretty loud. Did you use the latest patch?
13:44:21LambdaCalculus37n1s: Used v9 (last on the list).
13:44:47n1syes, that's the latest, strange that it delays the main menu...
13:45:21LambdaCalculus37n1s: We should ask anyone else with a beast to look out for that kind of behavior.
13:45:22n1sor, maybe it isn't, I just spotted something
13:45:50LambdaCalculus37What is it?
13:46:57n1sthe main menu checks if the tuner is present everytime you enter it and the si4700 driver caches the result but the si4700_get function still unconditionally performed an i2c read
13:47:57n1sso if you want to test, in si4700_get move the fmradio_i2c_read into the RADIO_STEREO case (you can also shrink read_bytes in that function to be only 1 byte
13:49:13LambdaCalculus37n1s: Which file?
13:49:23n1sin si4700.c
13:49:36LambdaCalculus37Okay, let me open it.
13:49:48n1sfirmware/drivers/tuner
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13:53:01LambdaCalculus37n1s: So move line 170 down to below 'case RADIO_STEREO:' ?
13:53:21n1syes
13:53:31LambdaCalculus37Okay, I'll do that in a bit.
13:53:38LambdaCalculus37Right now, I've gotta run. Be back in a bit.
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14:31:42LambdaCalculus37n1s: I'm back.
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14:32:36LambdaCalculus37n1s: The read_bytes value in si4700.c is set to [0] &1; should I just make it 1?
14:33:43n1sread_bytes[0] & 1 == 1 if the lowes bit in read_bytes[0] is set
14:34:01n1sor am i misunderstanding your question?
14:35:21LambdaCalculus37n1s: Line 182 reads 'val = (read_bytes[0] & 1 == 1); /* ST high == Stereo */'; you mentioned earlier to shrink the value to 1 byte.
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14:36:09n1soh, i meant the size of the read_bytes array, we only look at byte 0 so reading more is a waste
14:36:48n1sso leave line 182 as it were :)
14:37:43LambdaCalculus37What should I set it to, then>
14:37:43LambdaCalculus37?
14:38:14LambdaCalculus37Okay.
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15:02:05LambdaCalculus37n1s: Works better now.
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15:07:14n1sLambdaCalculus37: great
15:07:41LambdaCalculus37n1s: I'll get a new version of the patch together later on today and post it to the tracker.
15:08:40n1sok, i wonder if i should commit this soon...
15:09:54LambdaCalculus37n1s: Maybe after I put the fix up?
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15:36:45LambdaCalculus37n1s: What's causing the really loud radio volume, though?
15:37:23n1sit is just a setting, so an easy thing to fix :)
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16:34:52n1sLambdaCalculus37: if you want to test using lower volume for the fm replace 7 with 5 on lines 46 and 47 in audio-gigabeat-s.c
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16:42:25LambdaCalculus37n1s: Sure thing.
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16:44:02n1si had apparently set the passthrough volume to +6dB so this change will drop it to 0dB which is more sane
16:46:26LambdaCalculus37n1s: Building now.
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16:59:13n1sZagor: have you seen FS #9614?
16:59:22LambdaCalculus37n1s: Much, much better. :)
16:59:45n1sLambdaCalculus37: ah, nice, is it on a similar level as playback now?
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17:00:01Zagorn1s: yes. it's not terribly important though, since the tools are automatically built with each build
17:00:45LambdaCalculus37n1s: Yes. And not so harsh sounding anymore, either.
17:00:52n1sZagor: sure, just in the spirit of the tracker clean up week (which was cut short)
17:01:02LambdaCalculus37Setting the passthrough volume to +6dB was causing the radio to sound a little harsh.
17:01:14Zagorn1s: good point
17:01:20n1sLambdaCalculus37: sounds possible :)
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17:03:11LambdaCalculus37n1s: We now need a keymap for the radio screen. VolUp and VolDown don't work as they should.
17:03:32n1sLambdaCalculus37: yes, i know, i'll look at it
17:03:55LambdaCalculus37n1s: If you'd like, I'll try to get the keymap set up.
17:04:24n1ssure, if you want to go ahead
17:05:42LambdaCalculus37I'll work on it during lunch.
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17:08:09LambdaCalculus37n1s: I think I should post a new version of the beast FM radio patch with these little adjustments made, along with the keymap.
17:08:24n1ssure
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17:10:43n1sthere are some per keypad defines in radio.c which you may want to play with since we have lots of buttons so we can probably enable most features in that screen
17:11:47LambdaCalculus37n1s: Sure, I'll take a look there.
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17:24:26Jaykayi have a question concerning http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/9329?project=1&type=4&pagenum=15, when does it remove those parts of the tag?
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17:27:13n1sJaykay: when reading the tags it seems like, if you want details it's probably best to ask the patch author
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17:29:13Jaykayok, then i suggest closing of this because, as llorean said, everybody should have only those informations in the tags which he needs
17:32:21saratogacan't the WPS parse out the track number info itself?
17:34:20Jaykayi dont know.... the main thing is that this patch does something automatically without an option, and maybe many users dont like those changes
17:35:56saratogaUnhelpful: ping
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17:57:09rasherHrm, −−debugwps doesn't seem to be giving me a an error when loading a broken WPS
17:57:46rasherIsn't it supposed to?
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18:00:05fredddyI just made the plugins compile for fuze in the sim
18:00:12fredddyhier the diff http://pastebin.com/m4c409af2
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18:02:18LambdaCalculus37fredddy: Very nice. Can you post that to our tracker?
18:03:49fredddyLambdaCalculus37, pkay
18:04:00fredddy-p+o
18:04:17LambdaCalculus37Once you do, tell us what the tracker number is (FS#XXXX) so we can find it later.
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18:09:14Unhelpfulsaratoga: pong. mut must leave in a couple minutes
18:10:24Unhelpfuls/mu/bu/ ; but there are logs :)
18:11:57fredddykeymap for fuze FS9617
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18:12:24kugelfredddy: thank you, nice
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18:14:00pixelma2rasher: I recently wondered about the fact that the console in the sim didn't give me hints on a broken WPS, but it was a crosscompiled sim and so I suspected something broken there, didn't investigate further though
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18:15:03kugelthere's also checkwps...
18:15:07rasherpixelma2: sounds a bit odd that that'd break, but not other console output
18:15:32rasherkugel: not as convenient, plus I'd like my sims to work
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18:15:46kugelit's not? it's more verbose
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18:17:05LambdaCalculus37fredddy: Your work looks very good. I'll see if we can have it committed soon.
18:17:13rasherkugel: I said convenient, not verbose. With −−debugwps you get the errors when you're testing anyway, and you don't have to launch another program
18:17:21pixelma2kugel: the sim used to give hints before and unless someone disabled it (didn't notice anything related), it could be broken
18:18:11kugelrasher: I meant that checkwps is probably better for that job anyway once you know a wps is broken.
18:18:27kugelbut sure, if the sim lost that capability, it should be fixed
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18:18:48rasherI'd have to compile checkwps then, a bit of a hassle
18:19:31kugelcheckwps checks for missing images, do you know if the sim spotted those ever?
18:19:36pixelma2I find debugging with the sim also more convenient as making a WPS is a visual thing and I can see it when it's working.
18:19:58kugelI propose that checkwps should just somehow integrated into the sim ;)
18:20:01pixelma2kugel: yes
18:20:36rasherWeird, something's definitely up. I get the "Mouse at: x, y" messages, which depend on debug_wps
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18:22:44pixelma2kugel: it said "failed to load path/to/image" e.g. I remember when cabbiev2 was broken for the Nano (during DevCon) because it contained the WPS code of "boxes" and referenced bitmap names it could only have found in the "boxes" folder...
18:23:53pixelma2I saw this info in the console (complete sentence ;) )
18:23:56kugelmaybe something mixed up with that wpseditor (what happened to it anyway, it wasn't quite finished, was it)?
18:26:12rasherLet's see if it's broken in native sims as well
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18:26:19pixelma2hmm, maybe someone even disabled it on purpose when introducing the WPS editor, thinking that one would rather use the latter for WPS making
18:26:49rasherIt doesn't seem like that to me
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18:42:03Jaykayas 1 1/2 hours ago, i suggest closing of http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/9329?project=1&type=4&pagenum=15.... it does something that is maybe unwanted automatically
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19:14:22rasherpixelma2: Fixed (I hope)
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19:26:34LambdaCalculus37n1s: New patch up at FS #9609.
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19:57:26rasherpixelma2: yup, fixed indeed
19:58:20webguest25hmm, just wondering if anyone tried hooking up the usb cable from the ipod to a usb dac?
19:59:12krazykitwebguest25, you'd need to write the proper drivers for the DAC to be able to use it.
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20:49:17bertrikhm, I find the c200 keymap for the radio screen a bit confusing when used on the clip
20:49:48n1sbertrik: are you fine with me committing the fm patch for the beast, i tried mergign your changes in si4700.c but doing that broke it on the beast.
20:50:33LambdaCalculus37bertrik: Also, I made a couple of tiny adjustments in si4700.c and audio-gigabeat-s.c; it's in the logs if you want to see.
20:50:40bertrikn1s, I'm experimenting now to find out what changes I really need compared to your si4700.c
20:51:33n1sbertrik: the diable/enable in the init broke detection on the beast and writing register 7 makes it silent
20:51:36bertrikn1s, I was wondering if we couldn't make the register access a little easier, by using a table of 16 unsigned shorts instead of 32 big endian bytes
20:52:09bertrik*pairs of bytes
20:52:20n1sbertrik: but would it actually be easier, you would have to byte swap the shorts before sending etc
20:52:25bertrikn1s, it looks like it's the other way around for me ... :(
20:52:59n1swe can #ifdef those parts though
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20:53:57n1sso would you rather i wait with committing it?
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21:01:20bertrikn1s, indeed I think we'll have to #ifdef the initialisation
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21:02:23bertrikone thing I worry about is the si4700_tune() that is always done in tuner_set, as far as I interpret the datasheet we should probably not write to the chip anymore after a power-down (and possibly power-up)
21:03:15bertrikalso in paragraph 4.7.1 an errata is mentioned to not produce bus load to the device when tuning or seeking
21:04:40bertrikhmm, I don't need to disable the radio first to make it work on the clip
21:06:21bertrikand one other thing: I really need write_bytes to be 12 bytes so I can set the oscillator bit
21:06:41n1sbertrik: it is not always done in tuner_set, or do you mean that it will be called on the first call to that function?
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21:07:26n1sbertrik: if i do that on the beast it goes silent, no matter if i just write back what i read
21:09:41bertrikn1s, I mean the if (!tuned) si4700_tune();
21:10:27n1syes, easily fixed by initializing tuned to true, so it will only be false after setting a new frequency
21:10:48bertrikwhy not just tune when setting a new frequency?
21:11:40n1ssure, i can do that, this way seemed simpler to me, also what do you mean about writing to the chip after powerdown?
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21:13:48bertrikI worried about the case where tuned == false and tuner_set is called with RADIO_SLEEP / value = 1. The chip is first told to power down, then told to tune while powering down.
21:14:33n1sah, well, that's fixed now, didn't seem to cause any trouble though
21:15:48domonokybertrik: to which line-in is the fm connected on the clip ? (on m200v4 its line_in2)
21:15:48bertriksorry for nitpicking :P
21:16:05bertrikdomonoky, same on the clip! also LINE_IN2
21:16:31bertrikthe audio routing in rockbox confuses me a little
21:16:37n1sbertrik: no problem, might as well make it nice :)
21:18:48domonokyso we will probably have to somehow extend the code in as3514.c to handle also line-in2..
21:25:39bertrikdomonoky, how did you hack line2 support so far?
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21:26:54domonokybertrik: just put the enabling/unmuting/volume into the audiohw_preinit().. good enough for testing, but not for svn :-)
21:27:09fmlRe r19371: isn't every sim build automatically also a DEBUG build?
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21:28:13fmlWhy is an extra check for SIMULATOR necessary?
21:28:58pixelma2did you try a broken WPS recently in a sim?=
21:29:45pixelma2I wonder why it is necessary now though, but if it helps
21:30:23*bertrik is trying lots of variations of the clip radio init code, to try seeing a pattern which sequence exactly makes it work on my clip
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21:36:10n1sbertrik: some of the delays you had added seemed pretty arbitrary.
21:37:02bertrikyes, they are, then doubled them to be sure .. :P
21:37:43n1sI'm going to commit the beast patch now but will be happy to test your changes to see if they work for me
21:38:27bertrikok
21:39:45LambdaCalculus37n1s: You saw the new version I posted?
21:40:30n1sLambdaCalculus37: yes, i merged your changes, and fixed the volume buttons ;)
21:41:00pixelma2rasher: maybe fml meant that the fix is not at the correct spot?
21:41:11bertrikI like how the cooperation works out so far: funman figured out the fm i2c pins for the clip, I connected the generic_i2c to the fmradio api, you wrote si4700.c, domonoky confirmed the analog codec channel
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21:41:34LambdaCalculus37n1s: Thanks. :)
21:42:11saratogawhen does the freeze start?
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21:44:11Unhelpfulsaratoga: back now.
21:45:41saratogaUnhelpful: did you get SVN access?
21:46:11Unhelpfuli don't *think* so?
21:46:47saratogayou'd get an email and have to setup a password
21:46:53saratogai thought bagder was going to do it
21:49:38Unhelpfulno, then, i haven't
21:49:46pixelma2no, "someone"
21:50:44n1slet's add it to his todo list then ;)
21:51:51bertrikn1s, the datasheet does mention a 110ms power up time for the si4702.
21:52:15saratogawho else can do it?
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21:53:08rasherThe actual adding, I assume Zagor, LinusN and Bagder. Anyone can send the mail
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21:57:01ZagorUnhelpful: privmsg me a password and I'll set you up
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22:00:40Unhelpfulthanks :D
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22:05:58saratogaUnhelpful: once you have commit rights you could put FS9458 through, at least if you do it before we freeze
22:06:25*amiconn still isn't convinced that freezing now is a good idea
22:06:39Unhelpfulupdating the header comments on bmp.c and resize.c right now, to at least give some idea of the structure of what akio and i did
22:07:20Unhelpfuli'm not sure where the right balance is on commenting the scalers themselves, between making sure the code is understandable, and possibly insulting the reader ;)
22:07:32saratogamore comments are always good
22:07:52saratogai'm not sure how important a freeze is to a release anyway, we've hardly added more features since 3.0, almost everything has been bug fixes anyway
22:08:42amiconnWell, fixes, optimisations, code for new targets, reworks...
22:09:06bertrikmp3 on COP for PP is a major feature IMO
22:09:26amiconnWasn't that already in 3.0?
22:09:34bertrikat least from the developer's point of view
22:10:08saratogaamiconn: no i waited until after 3 to commit
22:10:25saratogasame for the AAC optimizations
22:11:26saratogaamiconn: also, have you looked at FS #9570?
22:11:35saratogai'm wondering if it might apply to PP5020 as well
22:11:39Unhelpfulnot just developers, if it saves some battery
22:12:04amiconnhmpf
22:12:12amiconnTracker is dead slow once more...
22:12:28saratogayes battery on the sansa is probably up 5+ hours since 3.0
22:12:29rasheramiconn: Why don't you think freezing is a good idea?
22:13:31Unhelpfulnuking the imlib2 stuff from the header, there's none of it left now, anyway
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22:14:36amiconnrasher: (1) too short after 3.0 (2) at this time of year, not much happens even in normal mode. A freeze would reduce this even further
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22:15:06amiconnsaratoga: Iirc someone (you?) committed the sd driver part. So I don't understand your question...
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22:15:38tmwsiy2012rockbox is da shizznit!!!
22:15:46tmwsiy2012you guys are awesome
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22:16:04Lloreanamiconn: In response to (1), the idea is to have it short so that the release version is always relatively recent.
22:16:14saratogaamiconn: the PLL part however is uncommitted
22:16:21tmwsiy2012Is there anyway to save the state of the player when it goes to sleep
22:16:22saratogathe patch only does it for PP5022/24
22:16:27Bagderamiconn: you think a branch right away is a better way?
22:16:30tmwsiy2012so I can pick up where I left off?
22:16:52amiconnsaratoga: I already expressed my opinion regarding 24MHz "normal" clock on PP, several times. It didn't change since...
22:16:54rasheramiconn: (1) A "nothing much happened" release doesn't hurt, and it would help move the release schedule along. I think the consensus was to do the 3-month schedule, so we should stick to it.
22:16:54Lloreanamiconn: In response to (2), I don't see how this is a real problem. The freeze is really mandatory for just one week.]
22:16:56pixelma2Bagder: he didn't say that
22:17:08UnhelpfulZagor: everything i need should be on UsingSVN then, aside from the parts that are common sense?
22:17:08Bagderno, I know that. that's why I asked...
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22:17:21saratogaamiconn: IIRC that keeps a 30MHz clock but turns of the PLL
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22:17:33amiconnsaratoga:
22:17:38amiconnsaratoga: That's impossible
22:17:40gevaertsUnhelpful: the first thing you need to do is update docs/COMMITTERS
22:17:40ZagorUnhelpful: I think so. yell if something is missing, and Mr Someone will add it :-)
22:18:10amiconnThe PLL must be kept running to achieve *any* other clock speed than what the chrystal outputs. And that's 24MHz
22:18:10Unhelpfulcripes, now people will want *me* to commit their patches, too ;)
22:18:11saratogaamiconn: yes I recall that being the theory but it works nicely for me
22:18:55saratogaunless its actually at 24MHz then
22:18:56amiconnIt's not a theory, it's a technical fact. If it works, the PLL isn't deactivated. Otherwise you'd just get an instant freeze.
22:19:12Unhelpfuldoes anybody care about that being a separate commit, or should it just go in with the scalers? assuming there's a consensus about those?
22:19:31ZagorUnhelpful: commiters? that should be a separate.
22:19:54Unhelpfulok, i'll push that in before i worry about anything else.
22:20:00saratogaif the clock is reset to 24MHz, that might explain the surprisingly large power savings
22:20:08saratoga2mA did seem a lot for just the PLL
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22:21:13amiconnBagder: Imo it would be better to freeze in the first week of the new year, then have a release mid-January
22:22:01Bagderwell, there's another freeze in three months for the stuff that don't get into this
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22:22:51tmwsiy2012so is there a way to have rockbox remember the track and timing of what was happening before it was shutoff
22:23:08tmwsiy2012I have not seen it in wiki anywhere or FAQ so I am assuming 42... I mean No
22:23:09saratogatmwsiy2012: yes it does that always
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22:23:13zetmwsiy2012: been a while but i thought it did by default
22:23:16Unhelpfuli could swear it already does that, tmwsiy2012
22:23:28gevaertsAre there big things that are expected to be ready to go in during the next month?
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22:23:58zetmwsiy2012: check settings for a resume option? again been a while so i dunno where it is or what it might be called these days etc
22:24:07tmwsiy2012saratoga: I do not experience that: I will be listening in the car get to my destination and let it go to sleep and when it comes back ..
22:24:13tmwsiy2012k resume option looking
22:24:14tmwsiy2012thnks
22:24:31amiconnRockbox always stores the resume position
22:25:01amiconnYou can either have it resume automatically, or manually. We have a nice manual...
22:25:04tmwsiy2012it might be doing more than going to sleep
22:25:28saratogait doesn't go to sleep either
22:25:56tmwsiy2012I am going to read more.. so I can better describe what I am experiencing
22:26:18tmwsiy2012thought it might be a simple phrase answer
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22:27:20zemy mom's ipod with stock firmware in combination with a sony ipod interface to the car stereo does the same thing... but thats got nothing to do with rockbox, and i dunno if rockbox would help the situation for her :/
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22:29:42Bagderhttp://lifehacker.com/5102298/battle-of-the-hardware%20boosting-hacks
22:29:54Bagder"music monster Rockbox, and its games-focused counterpart iPod Linux." ...
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22:32:25LloreanBagder: In case you needed an example of Linux completely transforming seemingly outdated hardware into the new hotness, music monster Rockbox," to show a little context that means we need big, red, blinking ROCKBOX IS NOT LINUX apparently
22:32:32pixelma2"In case you needed an example of Linux completely transforming"...
22:32:39*pixelma2 too slow
22:33:02gevaertsWell, it is an example of "Linux completely transforming" :)
22:33:07XavierGrhow many times does someone has to tell them that Rockbox != Linux?
22:33:18LloreanAlways, always "at least once more"
22:33:19XavierGrit is getting rather tiring
22:33:23saratogaand why ipodlinux, the project hasn't been active in years
22:33:25Bagderit is stuck on us eternally
22:33:37Hostilewait, so rockbox is linux?
22:33:39webguest23just bought a fuze today!!!!
22:33:54webguest23why would it be linux?
22:34:00Bagderdid ipodlinux really have more games?
22:34:08Hostilelol settle down, I'm only being sarcastic
22:34:28XavierGrBagder: maybe you should hint that on the front page. "Rockbox ain't linux" after the "from scratch" phrase!
22:34:29webguest23lol, hostile telling me to settle down.....
22:34:33webguest23just thought that was ironic
22:34:43Hostile;)
22:34:48Hostilewebguest23, you like the fuze?
22:34:57webguest23so far so good
22:34:59BagderXavierGr: or mentioning "Linux" there will just work as a confirmation to those who look for it...
22:35:01webguest23had it for 1 hour
22:35:10LloreanBagder: iPodLinux had a working GBA and NES emulator, I beleive
22:35:12gevaertsMaybe in 30 years, when linux has died out, we can all tell tales of how some Finnish student used rockbox and got inspired by it to write his own OS
22:35:12HostileI bought a 4GB clip on black friday for 35 bucks, I absolutely love it
22:35:12webguest23I hate some features though
22:35:14rasherMaybe people just think "oh, so they run their own software on top of Linux!" when they see "written from scratch"
22:35:16XavierGrBagder: oops indeed :P
22:35:31LloreanBagder: A working NES emulator is like +770 or so games just if you count the US releases.
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22:35:53webguest23Gba?
22:35:59Lloreanwebguest23: Gameboy Advance.
22:35:59webguest23on an ipod?
22:36:03Aurix_Lexicois there a way for a plugin to write to STDERR in the UI sim? (aka to the console)
22:36:07webguest23what type?
22:36:18Lloreanwebguest23: The GBA has an ARM architecture processor, so there are ways to cheat to get added performance.
22:36:31rasherAurix_Lexico: DEBUGF("output"); should do that, if you're lucky
22:36:36zegevaerts: in 30 years linux won't be dead.. it'll just be sold by microsoft in a "classical" application niche while the rest of us are using the new class of machines :p
22:36:51Aurix_Lexico"if I'm lucky" hehehe
22:36:56Aurix_Lexicothank you
22:36:57gevaertsze: it will be dead. 2038 will be the year of the rockbox desktop
22:37:09webguest23lol
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22:37:32zehehe
22:37:47webguest23can't wait to try rockbox
22:37:57webguest23I heard there are button problems though
22:38:12Hostileis it actually usable on the fuze yet?
22:38:15*gevaerts predicts this with the faint hope that by 2038 this will either be true or there will be no traces left of the irc logs :)
22:38:28zeheh
22:38:34webguest23uhhh you can make funny colors with it?
22:38:48webguest23oops, not a question
22:38:51gevaertsNo. The AMS sansa port is still at a stage that it's really not useful for non-developers
22:39:02zegevaerts: there's various problems with the former case of course... rockbox on the desktop might need malloc() :p
22:39:21Hostilebut making good progress I presume, gevaerts
22:40:08webguest23i wonder how many people bought a sansa just because of rockbox development?
22:40:17gevaertsI personally think that progress has been spectacular recently, but that doesn't really mean anything for the future
22:40:31zegevaerts: as for the latter case.. in 30 years we might be able to holographically reconstruct the logs from reflections off interstellar dust :p
22:41:10webguest23how do they achieve programming an mp3 player?
22:41:13HostileIm excited for it on the Clip, I need the SanDisk firmware because I have a to-go subscription but rockbox is lovely to play with
22:41:22webguest23do they use assembly, or another langauge?
22:41:34Bagder"they" are we
22:41:49webguest23oh, really?
22:41:56Bagderand we mostly use C, with some parts in assembly
22:42:04webguest23cool
22:42:09webguest23I should look into it
22:42:17Bagderyou should!
22:42:25webguest23I know C++ and some assembly.
22:42:42webguest23just gotta get used to not running non portable C++ code
22:42:58HostileI'm assuming programming C for an embedded platform is more difficult than C on a PC but I may be wrong. I know some C, like I can comprehend it if I look at it, just can't speak it very well ;)
22:43:11n1sbertrik: sorry, had to disconnect for a while, where in the datasheet is that delay?
22:43:24webguest23well.... most languages you can understand just by looking at them
22:43:33webguest23it isn't as if they were made to be hard to understand
22:43:49bertrikn1s, page 13
22:43:56n1sthanks
22:44:02rasherHostile: Some parts are easier. The lack of malloc makes memory management less complex for example
22:44:12Hostileright, well my most complex application was a blackjack program that ran in a command prompt window in XP
22:44:30Hostilethats my 1337 C skills haha
22:45:06webguest23well, I will check it once rockbox comes out for the fuze
22:45:50webguest23however, I hate how in embed systems they put C/C++ but it is just C.............
22:46:27BigBambiRockbox says it is just C and it is
22:46:34BigBambino ++ in sight
22:46:41webguest23yeah, I know
22:47:07webguest23C++ isn't as easily used on an embed system as C
22:47:11rasherIf you're using C++ on an embedded system, you're either doing it wrong, or the system is really just a "small form-factor general purpose computer"
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22:47:50webguest23well.... some compilers take the C++ and turn it back into C, but that is just not efficient
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22:50:10n1sbertrik: hmm, in the data sheet it says this delay is to avoid STC interrupts from the "default" tune operation and to wait for the powerup before enabling the interrupts, while the example in "AN230" waits for the powerup delay _after_ enabling the STC interrupt...
22:53:32bertrikyeah, I can't really match the init sequence from the data sheet with the things I see during experimentation. I think the datasheet is mostly focused on a configuration with an external clock, not one using the internal oscillator
22:54:55n1si guess we'll see if we start using the gpio interrupts :) have you figured out if they are connected in the clip?
22:55:53bertrikn1s, no not yet
22:57:18n1si think that for seeking it would be very nice to get an interrupt instead of polling the i2c registers as that could take a while
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23:02:33Unhelpfulso, thoughts on what to do about extended bmp loader format?
23:03:12Unhelpfulit won't effect anything using the "old" formats, so it might not be worth trying to change back, or bumping the plugin api
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23:08:04*Unhelpful notices that the highest bit set in a format flag is still below the sign bit, and wonders why the original patch changed it at all...
23:09:44n1sUnhelpful: if it only accepts enum constants as formats maybe the arg should be an enum of that type?
23:10:49Unhelpfuln1s: the "classic" formats are enum, the others are defined as flag bits. perhaps i should clean up to add another arg for that stuff :/
23:11:21n1sor do that in a seperate commit if it doesn't directly affect anything now
23:11:50Unhelpfulit looks like i can make the unsigned int change go away without effect
23:13:23saratogaodd that editing docs/COMMITTERS triggered a rebuild
23:13:43kugelUnhelpful: cool, you got commit access. For your resizing patch? (sorry if I missed other major contributions)
23:13:48Bagdersaratoga: any docs/ edits do that
23:13:58n1soh, and you shoudl add yourself to the IrcNicks wiki page and nag scorche for a cloak and nag Zagor for an icon in the irc logs and nag a random forum admin for a dev badge :)
23:14:36Unhelpfulthat's a lot of nagging, should i make a couple of targets go red to get somebody's attention first? ;)
23:14:41kugeln1s: that remindes me that funman has no dev icon in the irc logs
23:14:42Bagdertools/svnupcheck.pl is the tool that is used to prevent some dirs from causing rebuilds and it only includes the rbutil and manual dirs
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23:15:38Bagderand docs/CREDITS is used in the build
23:15:47kugelUnhelpful: BTW: I noticed you have #ifdefs in some function calls. I don't find that very convinient, I'd rather (void) those args in the definition
23:15:56n1sBagder: i thought the svn table on the frontpage should handle utf8 names now?
23:16:09Bagderthat's zagor's doings
23:16:25BagderI don't know the status of that work
23:16:28n1sah, maybe he didn't finish
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23:16:54Unhelpfulkugel: aren't they in sliding_puzzle.c? it works differently on color targets than others.
23:17:39Unhelpfulwould it be better to #ifdef the entire function call, rather than the changed argument?
23:18:03kugelSo? People using your resize do have to know exactly what function to use or how to #ifdef. Why not implement the same arg list for every function and (void) where needed?
23:18:21gevaertskugel: argument passing can be expensive
23:18:35Unhelpfulkugel: it *is* the same arg list, it's different local things being passed to it.
23:18:59Unhelpfulcolor sliding_puzzle allocates via plugin_get_buffer, others use static as only color require extra buffer space.
23:19:44gevaertsUnhelpful: maybe you can use a similar mechanism as the IF_MV() things from mv.h?
23:19:55kugelwell, then just ignore me :)
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23:22:32Unhelpful...i'm not sure how that would help. i could always use the same buf_len variable, and initialize it to sizeof(img_buf) on greyscale?
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23:29:45gevaertsUnhelpful: right. I misunderstood the diff a bit... I'd try to avoid #ifdefs within a function call or declaration, but I have no strong opinions
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23:30:36Unhelpfuli replaced it with an #ifndef HAVE_LCD_COLOR above the function call that adds a local size_t buf_len = sizeof(img_buf)
23:31:25gevaertsSounds good
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23:40:46Unhelpfullooks good on both color and grey :D
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