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#rockbox log for 2010-01-21

00:03:46 Join S_a_i_n_t [0] (i=S_a_i_n_@203.184.1.147)
00:07:57S_a_i_n_tis any iPod savvy dev able to tell me what the startup option "hard reset (menu+select) then select+next" does? it draw info on boot which is too small a font for me to read, and displayed too quickly for me to read even if it wasn't. It doesn't seem to do anything (that I've noticed anyway), but it definately does *something*...and I was just curious as to what exactly.
00:09:40linuxstbS_a_i_n_t: Pressing RIGHT (NEXT) causes the Rockbox bootloader to display messages
00:11:21S_a_i_n_toh, so it's just the same as the bootloader in general, but without 'silent' boot info?
00:11:27stripwaxSomething recent seems to be causing my ipod (5g, 60GB) to wake up ... I recently cleared all settings and at some point later updated to a more recent build and it seems to have started at some point after that combination of events. I'm secretly suspecting the ipod shutdown fix that went in somewhat recently.
00:12:08stripwaxI leave my ipod HOLD switch on after shutting down rockbox - I come back a day or so later and boot up the ipod and it boots into the OF ... which it would not / could not do unless it wakes up (when I'm not looking) at boots into OF (since HOLD is on)
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00:12:26S_a_i_n_tlinuxstb: and thanks btw, many people have pointed me in your direction as 'iPod savvy dev'
00:12:38stripwaxAs an experiment I've gone through the rockbox menu to make sure alarm is disabled and will leave it alone for another day and see what happens ..
00:12:47stripwaxHas anyone else seen/experienced this recently?
00:13:25linuxstbstripwax: So when you say "boots into the OF", you mean the OF starts very quickly? (i.e. wakes up from sleep)
00:13:58S_a_i_n_tstripwax: I take it you've not actually 'caught it in the act' persay?
00:14:03stripwaxlinuxstb - good question, and I'm not sure (how quick is quick; I never use the OF)
00:14:10stripwaxS_a_i_n_t - right, nope.
00:14:23linuxstbstripwax: IIRC, the OF boots in about 20 seconds normally...
00:14:45Tornestripwax: that problem happened to some people testing the shutdown fix
00:14:50stripwaxlinuxstb - to be clear, is 20 seconds the 'very quickly' or the 'full boot' figure?
00:14:55Tornestripwax: it got changed to clear the alarm timer if it wasn't set in rockbox
00:15:00S_a_i_n_tbut that would be a good conclusion to come to, have you tried leaving hold off and seeing if it still does it?
00:15:16Tornethe OF uses the alarm to switch from sleep to deepsleep on 5G
00:15:35linuxstbstripwax: The full boot. The "very quickly" should be almost instant.
00:15:37Tornedoes it only happen after having booted the OF?
00:16:15stripwaxlinuxstb - if the apple logo does *not* show up for a 'very quickly', then this must actually be a full boot. which is even odder.
00:16:50stripwaxTorne - well, I have booted the OF at some point. you mean immediately after? I don't use the OF. i.e. shutdown rockbox, come back a day later, press Select -> boots into OF
00:16:54linuxstbstripwax: Yes, I wouldn't expect the apple logo to appear when waking from sleep
00:16:56stripwaxbut ... not always
00:17:17stripwaxlinuxtsb - yep, so must be a full boot. so maybe some problem with not reading the hold switch correctly, in that case.
00:17:33stripwaxand my "I think it must be waking up while I'm not looking" is false claim in that case
00:17:44Tornehm
00:17:52Torneyou can test it :)
00:17:54stripwaxWill see if I can continue to reproduce it at all. It certainly is odd.
00:17:57Torneset the alarm in rockbox
00:18:01Tornefor a couple minutes
00:18:02stripwax?
00:18:05Torneturn it off and let it wake up
00:18:16stripwaxTorne - what will that show?
00:18:17Tornethen the OF's alarm setting will definately have been erased
00:18:25stripwaxok
00:19:19TorneThe shutdown workaround basically means the alarm gets turned on every time you shut down
00:19:23Tornebecause the OF always enables it
00:19:25stripwaxWell so I guess another possibility is that it is the OF alarm, it is waking up and booting into OF, and then when I come back to it the OF has already given up on the fast wake and shut down again. - if that happened, would turning on with hold OFF boot into OF, or into Rockbox?
00:19:37Tornestripwax: the OF never shuts down
00:19:56Torneit goes into sleep, which will resume instantly, or into deepsleep (suspend to disk) which resumes slightly less instantly but still waaaay quicker than the 20+ seconds it takes to boot
00:20:17stripwaxTorne - oh - ok.
00:20:19Torneif it's definately booting the OF from scratch then it pretty much has to be something else.
00:20:34stripwaxright. I'll see what happens tomorrow and time it all this time...
00:20:52Tornethe shutdown fix i commited resets the alarm time to decades in the future before shutting down if there isn't a rockbox alarm set
00:21:00S_a_i_n_tif you don't use the OF *AT ALL* you can always use the advanced ipodpatcher install option 4 I think it is...then the OF isn't there at all.
00:21:04Tornewhich was the workaround for the OF's alarm waking the player up unexpectedly
00:21:17TorneS_a_i_n_t: that only helps if the problem is the bootloader misreading the buttons
00:21:30Torneif it's waking up randomly that might not be sufficient ;)
00:21:39stripwax:)
00:21:55Torneit will just wake into rockbox, then shut down after the idle time ;)
00:21:58Tornewhich is still a bug
00:22:07S_a_i_n_twasn't a suggestion for a fix for this problem, just making sure he knew that he can get rid of the OF altogether if he doesn't use/want it
00:22:23Tornealso installing rockbox directly to OSOS is silly for most people
00:22:32Tornei suggest you don't advise people to do it :)
00:22:34S_a_i_n_twhy?
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00:22:43Tornebecause it means you have to redo ipodpatcher every update
00:22:54stripwaxOut of interest, is there any way to actually see if rockbox wake up alarm is set? When I enter the system menu it always shows a time setting regardless of whether the alarm is set or not, afaict
00:22:56Torneand if you forget things will go wrong in possibly bizarre ways
00:22:57S_a_i_n_tI didn't advise him to do it, just of the fact that its an option.
00:23:12TorneS_a_i_n_t: yes, i'm saying don't :)
00:23:32S_a_i_n_ttake it off the wiki then...
00:23:33Torneif you really don't want the OF replace OSOS with the bootloader instead
00:23:39TorneI put it there
00:23:41Torneso no? :)
00:24:08stripwaxOk, so I do occasionally use the OF, but just to charge / sync files. But this isn't one of those (I know because each time, I used rockbox in the morning, and then didn't charge/sync anything between then and the next time I turned it on).
00:24:13S_a_i_n_tthat's the option I was thinking of, is it 3 instead of 4?
00:24:43stripwaxSo I'm not planning to remove OF (although I did indeed know that it could be done)
00:24:59stripwaxat least until USB and charging works as well as in the OF...
00:25:05TorneS_a_i_n_t: if you don't know then don't advise people? also the numbers are not exactly meant to be permanent references
00:25:26Tornethat info is there on the wiki because some people know waht they are doing and would like it to boot a couple seconds faster
00:25:38Tornerbutil doesn't do it because it can make people mess stuff up :)
00:25:51Torneit doesn't need to be advertised
00:26:08Torneunless someone is specifically complaining that they want it to boot a couple seconds faster, maybe :)
00:26:45linuxstbTorne: BTW, have you seen how ipodpatcher works on the 2nd gen Nano? That would be nice on the other ipods...
00:26:51Tornelinuxstb: i haven't, no
00:27:32linuxstbTorne: Basically, it renames "OSOS" to "OSBK", and creates a new images called OSOS just containing the Rockbox bootloader. Dual-boot means loading the OSBK image
00:27:45TorneHmm
00:27:52TorneIs there room to do that on all of them?
00:27:55Tornewell, any of them?
00:28:06linuxstbYes, it takes no more space (or hardly any more space)
00:28:12Tornei guess.
00:28:18Torneso yes, that would be nice
00:28:33Tornethough it's still quicker to stick rockbox in OSOS with or without the bootloader, since the rom disk code is faster :)
00:28:38S_a_i_n_twhy's it nano 2nd g specific atm?
00:29:03linuxstbS_a_i_n_t: Because it's a new idea, and was the only way it could work on the 2nd gen.
00:29:13S_a_i_n_tI'd like that on my 1st gen, my GF has the 2nd gen and I haven't played with it as much yet.
00:29:32linuxstbSo someone needs to implement it for the other generations...
00:29:34TorneS_a_i_n_t: is there really that much of a difference on the flash players?
00:29:59Torneloading less useless bytes helps a lot on the hdd ipods because it's *slow*
00:30:09Tornehundreds of precious milliseconds ;)
00:30:24S_a_i_n_tnot a *huge* difference, but boot is notably faster
00:30:58linuxstbTorne: If the ROM disk code is faster, then that means we need to fix Rockbox... I'm not sure if we even clock the CPU at full speed in the bootloader...
00:31:15Tornelinuxstb: well it's *probably* not the disk code tbh
00:31:25Torneit's certainly not *only* that
00:31:29S_a_i_n_thardly anwhere near the improvement the hd models would get I imagine though.
00:31:32Tornehaving to read FAT, fragmentation..
00:31:50linuxstbTorne: There's no FAT/fragmentation when reading the firmware partition.
00:31:57TorneYes, that's my point
00:32:02Tornethat's why it's faster than the bootloader
00:32:06Torneor at least one reason
00:32:23linuxstbMaybe you misunderstood me - the "OSBK" image I talked about is a new image in the firmware partition.
00:32:46Tornenono, not on the 2g
00:32:52linuxstbAh no, you're talking about booting Rockbox...
00:33:05Torneyes, i was wondering whether S_a_i_n_t actually found it was faster
00:33:10Tornesince it seemed much less likely to matter
00:34:44S_a_i_n_tlinuxstb: is advanced ipodpatcher usage for 2nd gen nano documented anywhere, or is it no different to ipodpatcher usage in general?
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00:35:31linuxstbS_a_i_n_t: The difference is that it reads/writes ".ipodx" files, which are encrypted.
00:35:53Tornestripwax: let me know what happens with that anyway; it's possible it is the shutdown change..
00:36:13S_a_i_n_tbut no difference in its usage/osos install options?
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00:37:05TorneS_a_i_n_t: well yes, because it doesn't append the bootloader :)
00:37:14linuxstbLooking at the wiki page, 1) and 2) aren't possible on the nano2g. 3) is the default, and 4) would work, but requires you to encrypt the rockbox.ipod file first.
00:38:46S_a_i_n_tthanks man, I haven't looked at 2nd gen nano bootloader really, is it possible to easily encrypt the rockbox.ipod file to .ipodx?
00:39:00Torneyou need to use the ipod to do it
00:39:07stripwaxTorne - sorry, got lost in the other convo - which 'that' in particular do you want me to try? (setting rockbox wakeup alarm, waking up, then shut down rockbox and see if problem no longer reproducible? or just see if it's still reproducible for me?)
00:39:13linuxstbThere's a crypt_firmware plugin - which has to be run on the ipod.
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00:39:23Tornestripwax: any of the above really :)
00:39:25S_a_i_n_tthanks.
00:39:29stripwax:)
00:39:31stripwaxwill do ..
00:39:40Tornestripwax: if the shutdown aptch is working it would reset the alarm timer anyway
00:39:59stripwaxoh wait. so the patch isn't in svn?
00:40:07Torneif it's booting from cold i can't think of any way that a wakeup would cause it
00:40:37Torneif it wakes up with the hold switch on it will boot the OF and then nothing should cause the ipod to be off after that until you boot rockbox
00:41:28stripwaxyep. but when you said 'shutdown patch' just now - you mean current svn, or is there actually another patch to apply that didn't make its way in yet?
00:41:37Tornesorry, the change i submitted to svn, yes
00:42:28Torneanyway i need to sleep
00:42:33Torne:)
00:42:42stripwaxcool
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01:03:37S_a_i_n_tnano 2nd gen, USB HID ON, player mounts as 'removable device' with no files visible in explorer - safely remove hardware, unplug the dock connector and get *PANIC* Stkov dircache...but with USB HID OFF the player mounts as 'RockPod 2g' (my volume lable), explorer views all files and no panic upon disconnect. Anyone know what gives?
01:07:41S_a_i_n_tAlso (nano 2nd gen as well), (when iPod is off) upon plugging the dock connector in the player will not be detected untill the 'select' button is pressed and it attempts to boot and is picked up by the OS...is this normal?
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01:32:46S_a_i_n_tto clarify my last two posts (on further expirimenting): two seperate issues, 1: USB HID ON causes the player to be identified as 'removable device' with no files visible in explorer, USB HID OFF the player is detected as 'RockPod 2g' and files are viewed fine in explorer. 2: Using 'Safely Disconnect Hardware' to unmount the player with DIRCACHE enabled causes a *PANIC* Stkov dircache, with DIRCACHE OFF or if safely disconnect is not used to unmount th
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02:33:38S_a_i_n_tAnyone have any ideas regarding what I posted about Nano 2g DIRCACHE+Safely Remove Hardware Panic & HID ON causing the device to identify to the host incorrectly issues?
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04:14:50webguest44I can't get the linux utiltity downloader to work on suse. Any help?
04:15:11JdGordonwhats the problem?
04:15:18JdGordonare you running it as root?
04:16:01webguest44i downloaded the 32 bit version and tried to install it via the terminal but it said no version info available
04:16:07webguest44yea i am
04:16:19webguest44changed the properties to execute too
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04:17:33webguest44it also said floating point exception
04:20:28JdGordonwhich target?
04:20:39JdGordonyou could probably just do the manual install
04:21:06webguest44is there a chance i could accidently brick it?
04:21:35JdGordonwhich target?
04:21:52webguest44what do you mean by that?
04:22:16JdGordonwhich mp3 player?
04:22:33webguest44sansa 200 and 200v2
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04:32:29JdGordonv1 is unbrickable (unless you try really really hard)
04:32:33JdGordonnot sure about the v2
04:35:19webguest44ok
04:35:31webguest44i think ill try it
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05:23:08saratogawe're getting a little behind
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05:26:28Unhelpfulwhich targets, if any, have a higher-resolution timer of some sort available? for benchmarking things that don't take very many ticks, the resolution of the system timer is too low. i'm having good results on arm11 with pmnc/ccnt, but i was thinking about providing the benchmarking code i'm using for more general purposes, and it would be nice if it worked as accurately as possible...
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05:35:36Unhelpfuldon't they also have wma lossless and surround support?
05:35:55saratogatheres bits of a loessless codec floating around but i don't think it works
05:36:04saratogaFWIW i think PP has a USEC timer if thats any better
05:36:49saratogathey do have WMA Pro now
05:37:19saratogawhich is basically an updated version of WMA std (higher sample rate support, 5.1 channel matrixing, and better lossless coding mostly)
05:37:33saratogaand i think some low bitrate SBR-like stuff which isn't supported in ffmpeg IIRC
05:37:55Unhelpfulhrm, do we have any existing support for this timer?
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05:56:10Unhelpfulfound it... seems to work quite nicely :)
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06:02:25Unhelpfulthese dividers seem to be about 17-18% faster on armv4... the armv5/6-specialized versions are only 4-5% faster than the libgcc ones, but they're also smaller as they contain no unrolled loops. on armv5/6 i think it's pretty clear these are worth using in place of libgcc's dividers everywhere as they will save space. perhaps on armv4 they should be used only by things like APE that use division heavily?
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06:21:26Unhelpfulalso, the algorithms are from the arm system developer's guide, but the code is from scratch - i used a C implementation of the algorithms that i wrote as a reference for the asm. that *should* suffice for copyright issues?
06:28:46Sparkeaterhello, can I please be the 547th person to ask when the next stable release is coming?
06:29:14Sparkeaterpeople in here said it would be around xmas last year
06:30:48Sparkeateralso, I'm doing the button mapping errors for the chip8 games on my h300.... most of them are unplayable... um, should I keep doing this? does anyone actually care?
06:31:22Sparkeaterwill anyone take the time to fix these horrid old unentertaining "games"
06:32:48SparkeaterI don't know how to fix the errors but someone in here said if I wanted to help I should go through all the games I could find and note which buttons did what and which games were mapped wrong....
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06:37:45SparkeaterI have another question, is anyone reading my questions?
06:38:32saratogacheck the mailing list, theres some discussion about the release date
06:38:33UnhelpfulSparkeater: we are in feature freeze for 3.5. release should be around 2/2. the freeze and release would have happened around xmas but there were developers against freezing because they had work ready to commit soon and/or because there would be fewer developers around during holidays to do the sort of bugfixing work that the freeze is supposed to be focused on.
06:39:49Unhelpfulalos, if you know that many others have asked... what's wrong with the answers they were given? :P
06:40:23Unhelpful"also"... silly type.
06:40:27Unhelpfultypo. eesh.
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07:22:21SparkeaterI never knew the reason why 3.5 wasn't released
07:22:28Sparkeaterthat's the only reason I asked in here
07:22:30Sparkeaterthanks though
07:22:50SparkeaterI LOVE ROCKBOX WOOOO (tears off shirt and runs out)
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09:36:08GodEaterchrist, I have NO idea how anybody can prefer using the database to using the file browser. It's SO slow.
09:38:27GodEaterAwesome!
09:38:30GodEaterData abort!
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09:39:15UnhelpfulGodEater: which target? and are db->load to ram and dircache enabled?
09:39:29GodEaterUnhelpful: ipod video
09:39:37Unhelpfulespecially if you have only the latter enabled, the file browser has a rather large unfair advantage :)
09:39:38GodEaterand I just noticed load to ram was off, so will retry with that
09:39:52GodEaterhowever, I'm super impressed it just crashed
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09:42:44b0hoon2hello
09:43:26GodEaterhello
09:43:33b0hoon2i've fixed the rolo in PB Vibe but right now i'm at work so i don't have a patch yet
09:44:11b0hoon2i didn't define MI4_FORMAT in the config file :/
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09:46:52b0hoon2i've also looked at the HZ/6.6 conversion and it look ok, the preprocessor converts it to the int, it's just mov ldr, 15 in asm
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09:48:00Unhelpfulin general it should be safe to use float math *if* it's constant at compile-time and being stored to an int variable
09:48:25Bagderit isn't the preprocessor though :-)
09:48:39Bagderbut that's not really relevant
09:49:40funmanwhat about using * 10 / 66; /* / 6.6 */ ?
09:50:10b0hoon2yes it looks better
09:50:13Bagderyeah, that'd make it slightly more explicit
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09:51:20b0hoon2it's one line if i remember correctly, could you change it, please?
09:52:44b0hoon2i must do some keymaps polishing before commiting any patches for the plugins
09:54:35funmanb0hoon2: http://pastie.org/787868 looks ok to you ?
09:55:35b0hoon2sure, 2 lines sorry :), thank you
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09:58:40funmanwho knows the state of Samsung YH-* ? reading the status page, YH925 is pretty usable although it misses recording, and YH820/920 miss battery reading calibration
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10:13:07GodEaterdoes anyone recall what progress of "-1%" in the database debug screen means?
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10:37:06AlexPGodEater: Doesn't it show that when done?
10:37:25GodEaterAlexP: well I thought so, but the disc was still going mental 20 minutes or so after it had got that far
10:37:29GodEaterso I wasn't sure
10:38:41AlexPI'm not 100% either :)
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10:41:44GodEaterand even though I've now set "Load to RAM" to yes - RAM Cache in the debug screen is still saying "No"
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10:42:48AlexPreboot maybe?
10:43:07AlexPI don't even build the database for myself, let alone use it
10:45:47GodEaternor me, but I'm trying to help out with a forum post
10:45:53GodEaterand it sort of requires I have a working DB
10:46:35GodEaterhahaha
10:46:37GodEaterfinally
10:46:41GodEaterRAM cache is now yes
10:46:53GodEaterand it's EVEN SLOWER than when loading from disk
10:47:39UnhelpfulGodEater: wtf. that's crazy, DB works rather nicely on my devices :/
10:48:57GodEaterI think it's actually hung :(
10:49:12GodEaterI have a splash saying "Searching... 0 found"
10:49:19GodEaterand sod all is happening
10:49:35GodEaterhard reset time
10:50:00Unhelpfulamiconn: i figured out a trick for making the large dividend case a nice bit faster. it only applies for signed division, though, where the maximum dividend is 1<<31 - just subtract the divisor at the beginning and add 1 to the quotient. does a nice job on armv6 also as with the sign bit of the dividend guaranteed clear one can use smmul w/ the inverse of the divisor instead of umull.
10:50:30Unhelpfuli can't figure out any way to get the same speedup on unsigned, though, since a single subtraction can't be guaranteed to clear the sign bit
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10:53:38gevaertsGodEater: probably something in the metadata parser. Luckily we have an expert on that :)
10:54:42pixelmaprogress:-1 also shows if database creation is stuck (e.g. with no audio files at all)
10:55:36GodEateryay
10:55:39GodEateranother data abort
10:55:46*Unhelpful assumes GodEater had audio files before he tried this ;)
10:56:02GodEateryes, there's quite a few audio files here ;)
10:56:30pixelmathere can be other reasons why database creation is stuck. it was just an example
10:56:38*Unhelpful assumes they are all perfectly tagged
10:57:14pixelmanot sure if fail due to other reasons show -1 progress too though
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12:02:54funmanUnhelpful: i think we should use the same version of Clipv2 OF, are you studying v16 ?
12:03:06Unhelpfulfunman: so what ought i to be looking at? and where can i actually help considering my lack of experience with hardware/device driver business?
12:03:14Unhelpfulfunman: i'm looking at whatever you sent me :)
12:03:44funmanUnhelpful: basically we must look at all the places where SD hardware registers are used and figure the meaning of each bit
12:04:38funmanthe base address for SD registers is 0xC6070000
12:05:46Unhelpfuland we're looking primarily for stores to that region or load-modify-store sequences there?
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12:06:06funmanin the OF they are accessed with functions (get/set/orr)
12:06:56Unhelpfuli guess we shouldn't complain if they use a function call where inline modification might be shorter ;)
12:06:57funmanorr function is at 0x5c9c, set at 0x5d58, get at 0x5234 (i didn't see a bic function but it might be implemented with read+set)
12:07:08funmanyeah it makes things simpler for us :)
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12:07:55funmanusually you'll find all the references to these 3 functions which have the same first argument in r0 (it's the register offset from the base address)
12:08:48Unhelpfuland read takes no other arguments, set/orr take a value in r1?
12:08:50funmanin sd-as3525v2.c i documented all the modifications to registers i had found : they tell if the registers are read-only, write-only, or if individual bits can be modified
12:08:59funmanright
12:09:50funmanso for each (unknown/misknown, though nothing prevents you from checking what i've found so far) register, you'll check what the read value is used for, or unwind the stack to figure what r1 means
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12:10:24funmansometimes it involves tracking a specific address where the result/parameter is written to
12:10:46funmanor understanding arithmetic performed on the value
12:11:27funmanthe pl180 controller present in clipv1 has a write-only register which takes the number of bytes to be transferred
12:13:08funmansuch a register could (or not) be present in the clipv2 controller, so if you notice something like : ldr r1, [structure, offset]; mov r1, r1, lsl #9; mov r0, #register_offset; bl set_reg; it might be: load the number of sectors to be transferred, multiply it by sector size (= 512), and set this register
12:14:45funmanin sd-as3525v2.c I have copied the list of pl180 registers (which we know): some of them are pretty standard (IRQ MASK, IRQ CLEAR, ARGUMENT, COMMAND, COMMAND RESPONSE) so I've found their offset in clipv2. The other ones might not exist though
12:15:24funmanfor registers which are used in clipv2 but where I couldn't get their full meaning and name them, I left the address as is (just grep for SD_BASE)
12:16:01funmanI also tried to understand the IRQ status bits by printing them to the screen during the isr
12:16:26funmanthe isr is at 0x6d60 btw
12:18:03funmanUnhelpful: not sure what more i can tell you, does it help?
12:18:41Unhelpfuli'll have to give it a go tonight, i'm getting too tired for this now :)
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13:07:17*linuxstb wonders what platforms ipod-time-sync runs on
13:09:52*linuxstb also wonders why we need a copy of it in our svn
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13:41:22gevaertslinuxstb: where is it in our svn?
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13:42:33tomersteru: thanks! your solution is better than my solution (which wasn't ready until now)
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13:43:49mcuelenaerelinuxstb: it doesn't necessarily need to be in our SVN, but I figured it's better to put it there than in some random git tree
13:44:06mcuelenaeregevaerts: see r24306
13:44:19gevaertsoh, sorry
13:44:40mcuelenaerelinuxstb: RE libsgutils on Ubuntu, I use libsgutils2-2
13:44:46*gevaerts didn't pay attention
13:45:22mcuelenaereand it isn't a true copy, I modified it a bit to remove all the GLIB stuff (and removed other stuff that wasn't used)
13:45:40gevaertsmcuelenaere: it's packaged for debian
13:45:47gevaerts(in libgpod-common)
13:46:13mcuelenaereah..
13:46:14mc2739_funman: should new bootloaders be released for fuze and e200v2? The current bootloaders is still tagged as 1.0RC
13:46:28terutomer: personally, i don't like current way to calculate color. it dosen't look nice to me on simulator for greyscale targets.
13:46:43mcuelenaerehmm libgpod-common for ubuntu doesn't seem to have ipod-time-sync
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13:47:23tomersteru: feel free to change :-)
13:47:28TorneGodEater: what happens with your ipod?
13:47:46tomersteru: I can revert to previous way of calculating grayscale colors.
13:47:47GodEaterI got stuck at the "Very low battery" charging screen on shutdown
13:47:49funmanmc2739: i think yes, that'd look better
13:47:55GodEaterhas only happened once so far though, so might be an aberation.
13:48:06Tornestuck how?
13:48:11GodEaterer
13:48:27GodEaterit displayed the "Very low battery" charging screen. And I had to hard reset it to make it go away.
13:48:29Torneit didn't power off?
13:48:31Tornehmm
13:48:31GodEaterno
13:48:39Tornebut it still had the backlight off?
13:48:51GodEaterthis *isn't* the tiny ickle battery screen you usually see with your patch btw
13:49:02GodEateryes, there's never any backlight on that screen to my knowledge
13:49:03terutomer: and i suppose it would be better to care for pixel format rather than comment it is ignored. for consistent look among targets.
13:49:05GodEaterI've never seen one anyway
13:49:10Tornea different screen?
13:49:13GodEateryes
13:49:14Tornehrm
13:49:17Tornenever seen that :)
13:49:23*mcuelenaere wonders whether he should revert the time-sync commit
13:49:31GodEaterTorne: I don't think it's worth worrying about
13:49:36GodEaterunless it starts happening more
13:49:47GodEaterso don't lose any sleep over it yet ;)
13:49:50terutomers: sorry, i missed last s of your name.
13:50:00tomersteru: I'll check the grayscale issue today
13:50:06tomersteru: tomer is my real name :-)
13:50:49TorneGodEater: stripwax was also having problems with his ipod booting into the OF instead of rockbox, *possibly* because of a false alarm wakeup at an earlier time (a symptom of the original version of the fs10107 patch)
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13:51:07GodEaterI've never used the alarm thingy
13:51:13tomersteru: can you think of a way to care for pixel format? I didn't want to calc all those bits.. I'm suer there's a common way to do it...
13:51:14TorneThe OF does, though
13:51:30Tornewith that change, the OF turns the alarm on at *every* shutdown
13:51:48Tornebecause it uses it to wake from regular sleep and go into deep sleep
13:52:19Tornethe change as committed sets the alarm time to decades in the future on shutdown if there isn't a rockbox alarm, though, which fixed the problem for me and others
13:52:49GodEaterwell I've not seen that issue myself so far
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13:56:02terutomers: one last thing: you didn't set svn:keywords property and i forgot to add again..
13:58:52TorneGodEater: well, let me know if there are any more issues :)
13:58:58TorneGodEater: this *is* a dodgy workaround, we knew that
13:59:10Tornebut nobody who tested it had any more issues once dreamlayers fixed the alarm thing
13:59:31terufor pixel format, i think i saw code doing #if LCD_PIXELFORMAT == RGB565SWAPPED ... #else ..., but don't remember well and not sure it will help.
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14:05:52tomersteru: I'm not at my dev computer. Can you please set the svn:keywords yourself?
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14:09:41linuxstbgevaerts: Is the ipod time sync thing just a SCSI inquiry command?
14:11:00gevaertsyes
14:11:07gevaertswell, no
14:11:14gevaertsit's a SCSI write buffer command
14:11:36gevaertslinuxstb: http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/IpodItunesCommunication#Setting_the_clock
14:12:10*linuxstb was just wondering why there is a need for a scsi lib to do that in time_sync
14:19:03CIA-44New commit by 03teru (r24310): fractals: set svn:keywords property.
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14:40:33mitkmc2739_, funman: Sandisk just released new OF version for fuze: 1.02.31. I think it is worth of including it in mkamsboot for bootloader version 1.0
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14:57:52CurtmanIs there documentation somewhere (other than what I have found on the wiki) aimed at new developers to rockbox? At the moment, I'm looking for things related to what the 'Debug', and 'Logf' options are in the advanced build.
14:58:58Tornethe docs are in the wiki
14:59:16Tornedebug enables DEBUGF(), logf enables LOGF()
14:59:29Tornevarious kinds of logging/tracing
14:59:59*gevaerts suspects that logf could use a wiki page
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15:00:13Torneprobably :)
15:00:24CurtmanWhere does the log info go? Can I get that to show up on uart0 of my s3c440? (mini2440)
15:00:28TorneCurtman: in any case you probably don't need either for now :)
15:00:45Torneit goes to various places, depending on target
15:00:50Tornenormally it goes to a buffer in ram
15:01:04Tornethere's an option in the debug screen to look at it or dump it to doisk, on builds with logf enabled
15:01:12Tornesome targets support logf to serial
15:01:22Torneno idea if that works on mini2440
15:01:30CurtmanTorne, I may be in over my head, but I've been trying to get usb devices working on the mini2440 target. I've got jtag for debugging now, but I'd like to use something easier.
15:01:31Torne(or how to enable it if it does)
15:01:44Torne..easier than having complete control and visibility of exactly what's going on? :)
15:02:17CurtmanI just want to dump text debug info to the serial port, and see what other parts of rockbox are saying too.
15:02:49Torneother parts won't say much/anything unless you make them
15:02:52gevaertsCurtman: the logf bit of that should be easy, look at how usb logf is implemented. You'll need a uart driver too of course
15:02:58Tornelogf is normally turned on/off for each file
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15:03:57Curtmangevaerts, Okay.. I see lots of logf calls in the usb stack, that's what got me thinking they would be handy to see. :)
15:04:53*Curtman uncomments #define LOGF_ENABLE
15:05:09gevaertsah, logf does indeed have support for normal serial already, you just need serial_tx() and HAVE_SERIAL
15:05:43CurtmanIt looks like the lyre people got the uart working, and HAVE_SERIAL is enabled in the config..
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15:07:02gevaertsthen I'd say it should work
15:07:32CurtmanI think all I was missing was LOGF_ENABLE.. We'll see in a sec.
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15:54:42kugelmc2739: you didn't test whether the new OF actually works with our bootloader did you?
15:55:08AlexProckboxrocks: Just go ahead and ask
15:55:57rockboxrocksoh well, i just wanted to say thank you to all devs because its really a great piece of code you made. thats all.
15:56:21AlexPHeh, on behalf of everyone, cheers :)
15:56:30kugelCurtman: I think logf doesn't work with uart yet, but you can #define logf uart_printf (or for DEBUGF if you want)
15:57:18rockboxrocksso ... keep rocking! i am looking forward to see new releases. cu!
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16:01:01kugelhrm, logf seems to send out a \0 for every char, is that right?
16:01:16kugel(when logfing via serial)
16:01:55TheSeven|Mobileunicode? :-P
16:03:05linuxstbkugel: Do you mean instead of every char, or before/after every char?
16:03:17kugelafter
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16:04:43gevaertsTheSeven|Mobile: sounds unlikely :)
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16:29:21funmanmc2739: can you make the 1.0 bootloaders ?
16:30:45kugelfunman: did you verify the new fuze of?
16:31:37funmanno
16:32:56*kugel dislikes adding support for untested OF versions to mkamsboot
16:33:13kugel(adding without testing I mean)
16:33:35funmanwhy do you think he didn't test?
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16:45:23kugelfunman: he doesn't have a fuze afaik
16:45:47funmanah right that makes sense
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18:35:23bertrikoh nice, someone approximated a delay of 150 ms by HZ/6.6 which is now improved to HZ*10/66 :P
18:36:44funmanbertrik: hm well, i didn't check if it was closer to 150 :/
18:37:14funmanshould it be 3*HZ/10 ?
18:37:29bertrikI'd use HZ * 150 / 1000
18:37:38bertriknever mind, it's not really an issue
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18:41:20funmanwell it'd make things clearer
18:42:32bluebrotherdomonoky: I'm not really happy with the server info getting saved in the user ini file. IMO it should only be stored in memory, as its volatile information (and gets overwritten on every new startup anyway)
18:43:13bluebrotheri.e. use a QMap<QString, QVariant> instead of a QSettings. Btw, is it ok to use two QSetting objects that handle the same physical file? (haven't checked the documentation on that yet)
18:44:08funmanbertrik: all the other delays would need to be changed though
18:44:37bluebrotherdomonoky: seems to work fine for me with a QMap −− see http://www.pastebin.ca/1760428
18:46:07domonokybluebrother: hm, true that is better.
18:46:47bluebrotherdomonoky: should I simply commit my QMap version?
18:47:02domonokyif it works, yes :-)
18:48:16bluebrotherwell, as far as I tried it works fine ;-)
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18:51:49domonokyB4gder: i commited a change to www/tools (buildall-daily.pl) yesterday. But the current build-info doesnt contain the new section. Does the Webserver not automatically update from svn ?
18:53:03JdGordonkugel: ping?
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19:02:06kugelJdGordon: pong for a few min
19:03:08JdGordonthe dev ml and/or forum thread re backdrops in the sbs... when you get a few min please reply to one of them (or both :) )
19:03:48JdGordonthe comments in the forym thread are making it hard for me to not say "I told you* so"
19:03:57JdGordon* you being everyone, not you being you
19:08:39kugelyea, I'll try to later
19:12:40pamauryIt works ! It works ! It works ! IT WORKS ! Ahahahahahahahaha
19:12:51gevaerts\☺/
19:13:24pamauryIt's damn slow but I managed to format it as FAT, mount it, write a 1Mb file, umount, mount back and see the file !
19:14:28JdGordonwell done
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19:16:05pamauryIt need to investigate why it's so slow. Perhaps debug printing. I hope there are no major bug left !
19:16:17AlexPpamaury: What is this for? (congrats btw)
19:16:52funmanpamaury: if you redirect output to /dev/null you should notice if it was the bottleneck i guess
19:16:58pamauryUsb driver for simulator !
19:16:58gevaertsAlexP: don't ask hard questions! ;)
19:17:10AlexPAh right :)
19:17:12pamaury(it is useless I know)
19:17:21AlexPgevaerts: I didn't mean the purpose, I meant target :)
19:18:57pamauryThe slowdown is not debug related :( Perhaps this is due to too much locking. The simulator has preemptive tasking no ? This is strange
19:19:22linuxstbdomonoky: No, one of the Swedes needs to do some magic to make www changes live - best to ping them when you make a commit.
19:19:59domonokylinuxstb: ah, good to know :-)
19:20:07domonokyB4gder: ping :-)
19:20:40pamauryOr perhaps because I'm doing copies but that would strange
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19:23:34pamauryIs there a way to profile simulator code ?
19:24:39funmangcc -pg + gprof?
19:24:59pamauryYes but is this included in the configure or I need to tweak the makefile by hand ?
19:29:45pamauryIs there a way to cleanly exit the simulator without closing the window ?
19:32:01funmanpamaury: i think you need to add -pg to GCCOPTS
19:32:54pamauryfunman: I did it but we I exit the simulator by closing it, it does not create gmon.out ! Perhaps because closing the window is too violent. That's why I want another way to close the simulator
19:34:20funmanpamaury: check if SDL_QUIT event happens in uisimulator/sdl/gui_message_loop()
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19:39:53CurtmanYay! I have debugging output.. It seems as though if I configure rockbox with the (A)dvanced -> (D)EBUG option enabled, the mini2440 hangs while trying to boot.. But if I leave it off I can use: #define dbgprintf uart_printf
19:42:11pamauryAh I found out, I needed to add -pg also to LD command line
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19:44:07domonokyCurtman: jup, i think noone tried a debug build (from configure) on the mini2440, but if you look at sd-s3c2440.c you can see how to easily send debug info over serial. (beware that is slow)
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19:44:41Curtmandomonoky, Yep, thats exactly where I found that.. That sure does produce a LOT of info. Haha
19:46:05*domonoky recomends to just place uart_printf calls manually at places you want to debug.
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19:54:11Curtmandomonoky, I'd be doing a lot better if I understood why my jtag cable works sometimes but other times not.. I have two theories.. One is gremlins, and the other is there is a jtag god who is very upset with me.
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19:56:47*domonoky votes for gremlins in the cable :-)
19:59:12CurtmanIt can't be the cable though.. I've got the "MINI-JTAG" that came with it, I've got a wiggler, and I've got a homemade one. They all work, but very intermittently.
19:59:47TarvisHey there, I'm updating the Boxamp theme for h300/iPhoto/fuze/etc to behave better on HDD targets
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20:00:09TarvisI've done that, but I figure before that I ought to set it up with a custom status bar
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20:00:24TarvisSo I'm wondering, when in menus, what information is important to see?
20:00:52TarvisAnd how do status bars work with the WPS screen? Can the WPS screen over-ride them if you want them to differ slightly?
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20:02:45JdGordon|anyone else getting emails from uni of maryland about rockbox?
20:05:42TarvisI feel ignored, so I'll put those questions in -community too :P
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20:06:08JdGordon|AlexP: (and everyone else)... I have a half idea how to handle the theme mishmash with settings... I'm not really sure if or how this will work, but how about a "enable advanced themeing options" setting which defaults to off?
20:06:23JdGordon|with it off you can only load themes from .cfg, everything else is hidden
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20:08:30AlexPJdGordon|: I'm not sure - I'll have to think a bit. I haven't got much beyond the current status is confusing and my head hurts :)
20:09:07Tarvisoh noes :O
20:09:19TarvisI didn't think it related exactly to rockbox, just personap prefernece
20:09:23Tarvispersonal*
20:09:35JdGordon|yeah, well, I came up with it driving into work so I dont know if it would actually help at all
20:10:21JdGordon|Tarvis: it is a personal preference, and seen as you're the one making the theme the only person to listen to is... you...
20:10:33JdGordon|and me of course, but that goes without saying :D
20:11:09TarvisI see
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20:11:36TarvisIs there any more documentation for .sbs or am I going to have to learn from an example of an already-made one?
20:12:08AlexPTarvis: I'm for removing the themes from svn anyway (save Cabbie v2) and once on the theme site you can just do what the hell you want
20:12:13JdGordon|.sbs is identical to .wps
20:12:15AlexPTarvis: Which you can do anyway
20:12:21JdGordon|except a few tiny differences
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20:12:46TarvisI know, I just wonder how it behaves
20:13:00TarvisFor example, I want to have the volume bar on the top while in the menu, but not on the actual WPS
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20:13:19TarvisI suppose I can work around that by having the status bar disabled while in WPS
20:13:24Tarvisbut have the other code in it
20:13:31TarvisNevermind then, andwered my own question
20:13:36Tarvisanswered*
20:13:46gevaertsthat's not a workaround :)
20:14:27TarvisAs in, have the same code from the WPS that relates to the top bar
20:14:32Tarvisin the .sbs, but with the changes
20:16:07gevaertsyes
20:17:04gevaertsAs far as I can see, if you want the sbs to be shown on the WPS without any changes, tell the wps to show it, and leave that bit of the screen empty in the wps. If you want the slightest difference, treat both as totally separate things
20:17:49TarvisI see
20:17:51JdGordon|you can also use the %cs conditional to find out which screen you are in, so even when you are in the music screen with the wps and sbs enabled, you can have differences easily
20:18:06TarvisAnd what about the new playlist screen?
20:18:13JdGordon|thats not a screen
20:18:16Tarvisoh
20:18:23*gevaerts didn't know about %cs
20:18:24JdGordon|thats a widget you can add to the wps/sbs
20:18:32TarvisI see
20:19:09Tarvisalso one more question, is there a code for a comment BLOCK?
20:19:15TarvisOr must it be done line-by-line
20:19:27TarvisFor example, re-writing a section but stil lwanting to keep the old one around
20:19:42AlexPcomment lines with #
20:19:46TarvisI know
20:20:03TarvisI meant a sort of /* line <break> more lines ,break> more stuff */ kind of thing
20:20:05JdGordon|yeah, no block comments
20:20:08TarvisWhere it comments all lines in between
20:20:11TarvisI see
20:20:29TarvisAnd then there was ctrl-v
20:21:15linuxstbPage-down ?
20:21:26Tarvisbut yeah, I basically had to re-write most of the theme once I actually got an h300
20:21:38TarvisIt would flip out when it changed to an un-buffered track before it buffered
20:21:50TarvisI got most of that ironed out now though
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20:29:21Tarvisugh
20:29:28TarvisLooks like I can't rely on paint anymore
20:29:44TarvisWin7's paint can't handle modified 16 color palettes
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20:48:00JdGordon|http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=23706.0
20:48:48TarvisI've got photoshop, so Ill just install that
20:49:00Strife89JdGordon|: I agree, doing that would clear up a lot of confusion for users.
20:49:03TarvisI just recently went over from XP to 7 and didn't get around to installing it yet
20:49:22TarvisAlso, the whole hide advanced theme options sounds good to me
20:50:00Strife89A lot of people probably edit the .cfg files if they want to make changes anyway.
20:50:42Strife89cp rockbox.zip /home/michael/Dropbox/ipod.zip
20:50:46Strife89Crap.
20:50:51Strife89Wrong window. >.<
20:51:02JdGordon|thats just what you want us to think!
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20:52:53pixelmaI don't
20:53:21JdGordon|you don't what?
20:53:38Strife89Edit the .cfg files, presumably.
20:54:41JdGordon|right, so you'd disable the setting and change the stuff manually, presumably not enabling a sbs
20:54:54JdGordon|and fully understanding the potential gotchas
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20:57:22pixelmawell, if the plan still is to remove the inbuilt statusbar I have no choice. And yes, I meant editing the cfg files (it's actually something I almost forget when making a theme)
20:58:11JdGordon|I'm not so annoyed about the inbuilt bar anymore so there is no real reason to remove it, the code is much nicer (or will be once my next patch is in)
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20:58:55pixelmaso usually it's only a .wps and a font - I very rarely change the line selector settings or colours
20:58:57TheSevenany meizu/samsung expert around?
20:59:07TheSevenbertrik? did you write meizu_dfu.c?
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20:59:29TheSevenah, I see gevaerts' name in there...
20:59:54*gevaerts denies!
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21:00:03gevaertsIt was mostly written by wpyh
21:00:04TheSeven * Copyright (C) 2008 by William Poetra Yoga Hadisoeseno and Frank Gevaerts
21:03:27TheSevenI'm currently trying to use the nano2g bootrom DFU mode, and I guess it will be a similar implementation...
21:07:12bertrikdoes it show an USB id similar to the ones expected in meizu_dfu?
21:07:25TheSevenno, it shows an apple USB id
21:09:40*TheSeven wonders what could be the point in generating a 32bit crc of a 32bit value...
21:17:30TheSevenok, there is one similarity at least: the last 4 bytes of the image are a crc32 image of the preceding bytes, plus some seed
21:17:53TheSeven(which may well be zero)
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21:34:20TheSevenOK, I'm passing the DFU code's checks now, but failing apple's...
21:36:59bertrikTheSeven, I think there's basically two kinds of players supported by meizu_dfu: 1) players that store the OF in NOR flash (like Meizu M3, M6SP) and 2) players that store the OF in NAND flash (like Meizu M6SL, Samsung YP-S3)
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21:48:10JdGordon|pixelma: you might want to comment in http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=23706 if you dont edit configs
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22:06:04pamauryIt's fast ! It's fast. It's incredibly fast ! ahahaha
22:06:07*pamaury is tired
22:06:50gevaertswhat was the problem?
22:09:45pamauryThere were several problems. The first one is that even on the simulator, Rockbox enforces cooperative threading. The second is that I didn't paid attention to the fact the the ioctl call to ask the driver if there is some work is blocking (well timeout=100ms). So the entire code did blocked for several ms at random rate. Furthermore, as the usb completion handlers are called in others threads, it would require up to 100ms fo
22:09:45pamauryr a completion handler to complete. Hence the slowdown.
22:10:52pamaurySo I basically put the worker thread in a REAL thread (not a rockbox thread) and hopefully I had protected my code against deadlocks so it was only a matter of minutes once the problems was identified.
22:11:06pamauryLet's hope I didn't miss another thing like that.
22:11:54mc2739kugel: no, I only tested that it patched properly
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22:31:08gevaertspamaury: I guess we can close FS #10381
22:31:34gevaertsand probably a lot of the others where we asked about news around that time
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23:01:04JdGordon|I'm actually a bit surprised the direction the theme discussions are going in the forums...
23:02:34gevaertsJdGordon|: me too, but I wouldn't be surprised if forum polls have some bias. Still, a good start :)
23:03:32JdGordon|now the big question is, do we shoot to remove those settings before the branch?
23:03:46gevaertsno
23:04:07gevaertsWe're in a freeze, and I don't think that even you can explain this as a bugfix :)
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23:16:15jdgGevaerts: yes but seen as this will be the first release with the issues it might just do us good to get rid of them now instead of 2 weeks
23:16:53jdgEven if its just removing the menu items and no code
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23:22:33jdgWell.. how much do we care about user frustration?
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23:23:55AlexPfreeze
23:23:57jdgAnd if we don't at all then removing the options is either pointless or no rush
23:24:05AlexPThat word does have some meanings :)
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23:24:22domonokyjdg: who cares about users :-) and we are in freeeeeeeze.
23:24:35jdgFeature freeze.. bug fixes still go in
23:24:59domonokyremoving menu options is hardly a bug fix.
23:25:12gevaertssure. Let me remove the playback code
23:25:20AlexPjdg: This is in no way a bug fix
23:25:56jdgWell its a ux fix
23:26:04AlexPWhich is not a bug
23:26:23AlexPIt may not be the best design, but it is the design
23:26:28AlexP(currently)
23:26:40bluebrotherremove doom! It's a bug! ;-)
23:26:48AlexPbluebrother: I agree :)
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23:29:30jdgIsn't the point of release so users have a good/stable experience
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23:29:56gevaertsyes, which is why you don't do big non-bugfix changes in a freeze
23:30:02jdg+?
23:30:30bluebrotheryes, which means that between releases developers have to figure how the next release should behave and implement that in time to also get bugs fixed
23:30:52bluebrotherwhich means that freezing for one week is kinda short.
23:32:21AlexPWe remove this stuff now (if it is, other devs may well object) then you risk introducing more bugs
23:32:31AlexPNow it is confusing, but it mostly works
23:33:50jdgRemove the menu items. Nothing else
23:35:46AlexPhaf-arsed
23:35:49AlexP*half
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