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#rockbox log for 2012-07-09

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00:19:12jessewI've got a Sansa Fuze+ that I fear I may have bricked...
00:20:06jessewHow can I see if it's alive when I plug it in via USB (I'm running Ubuntu Linux)...
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02:12:53saratogafuck you git
02:13:02jessewsaratoga: ?
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02:48:37JdGordonscorche: no, i coudltn find the option
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02:55:12saratogaexample of using the new logging system (in this case for the codec lib): g#292
02:55:13fs-bluebot3Gerrit review #292 at http://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/292 : Introduce new logging system to codeclib. by Michael Giacomelli (changes/92/292/3)
02:56:12saratogait logs critical errors in WMA Pro, and warns about potentially serious ones
02:56:32saratogaeventually i'll make all the codecs do this, and probably bits of the core and plugins that i'm familiar with
02:56:36jessewIf my Sansa Fuze+ does nothing (no reaction from either end) when I plug it in, is there anything else I can do to get it working again?
02:58:14saratogaask pamaury during the day in europe
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03:47:20jessewsaratoga: pamaury, right. will do. thanks!
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04:06:53JdGordondoes anyone remember the forum thread about makeing the graphical EQ usable in the wps?
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05:46:39[Saint] JdGordon: It wouldn't necessarily be easy, but, couldn't you already to a touch EQ with visual feedbacvk with setting_set ang setting_get?
05:46:43[Saint]*and
05:46:59[Saint](combined with touch magic, of course)
05:47:18[Saint](note: not saying its easy, but, positing its already possible?)
05:48:19JdGordonyeah, but now you can do it with just the %St() line for each bar part of the setting
05:48:27JdGordonand turns out i misremembered the thread i was looking for
05:48:49JdGordonhe wanted a eq visualisation, not to fiddle with the eq from the wps
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05:49:23[Saint]I do recall making a *very* basic (one band, iirc) EQ "back in the day"...I can't recall if it worked the way I intended it, though :)
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05:50:27[Saint]An EQ visualization would be possible too, I'm pretty sure. Not exactly practical, but, possible.
05:52:35JdGordonnot a live one
05:52:44JdGordonthe way to do that is to hook up the wps to plugins
05:52:52JdGordoni.e pebbles
05:53:11JdGordonwodz is doing some work which may make that doable though (relocatable plugins)
05:55:31[Saint]I could make a "fake" live one, ...probably?
05:55:48[Saint]The trick would be finding the right conditional to trigger updating the values.
05:55:53JdGordonyeah, but thwtas the point?
05:56:49[Saint]You should know by now I like to see if I can already do the things you're thinking about with exotic existing code :)
05:57:13[Saint]~90% of the time its "yes, but...." :)
05:57:28JdGordonyou could probably make a decent looking one with the two peak meter tags
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08:22:40jessewpamaury: I was told to ask you about how to tell if my Sansa Fuze+ is completely bricked, i.e. what commands to use to see how much it responds when plugged into a USB port...
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08:31:12pamauryjessew: a fuze+ cannot really be bricked, you always have access to the recovery mode by holding volume up when plugging into a usb port
08:31:32pamaurythe worst thing which could happen to you is a dead internal storage
08:33:46pamaurywhat caused you fuze+ to be "bricked"/unusable ?
08:33:49jessewpamaury: Cool. When I attempt to go into recovery mode, I don't get any response from the computer I plug it into.
08:34:05jessewWhat should it show up in lsusb as?
08:34:25jessewI was playing music on it, and it suddenly shut off, and has been entirely unresponsive since.
08:34:27pamaurythat's normal, the recovery mode is not something standard, you need a special tool. It lists as 066f:3780
08:34:39jessewHm. Let me check.
08:37:27jessewWith it disconnected, I get this output: http://pastebin.ws/d73rlv
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08:39:29jessewWith it connected (and the volume up held while I connected it): http://pastebin.ws/eqx0el
08:39:37jessewYay, I think it's there!
08:39:45jessewI swear it wasn't there any of the other times I've tried it...
08:40:06jessewnow trying to run the recovery procedure...
08:40:39pamauryI4m sorry, I must leave, I'll be more active tonight so I encourage you to try to recovery procedure on the wiki or to wait until tonight
08:41:56jessewpamaury: you were *really* helpful, in telling me the usb code, and encouraging me to try it again. thanks!
08:44:11jessewbtw, I just created a wiki user: JesseWeinstein −− could someone add it to WikiUsersGroup?
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08:47:49jessewand/or add a note to http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/SansaFuzePlusPort#Recovery_procedure listing the "ID 066f:3780 SigmaTel, Inc." that the recovery mode comes up as on lsusb.
08:48:54jessewnext question: the recovery instructions say to send the firmware to the 2nd partition. In my case, this is 51 MB. Is this right?
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09:04:09jessewand I've got it recovered! yay!
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14:01:50wodzgevaerts: ping
14:06:08gevaertswodz: pong
14:07:18wodzI don't quite understand your comment on gerrit. Does it means that most of the plugins work correctly?
14:08:05gevaertsyes
14:08:10wodzah ok
14:08:55wodzits a pitt Torne didn't find time to look at
14:09:01wodz*pitty
14:09:32gevaertsI did some very basic testing of all games/, apps/, and demos/ plugins, and all except the ones I listed work
14:10:33gevaertspacbox could be "normal". I didn't try it wih a trunk build to compare, but I don't have a pacbox rom, and maybe that's broken independently
14:10:44gevaertsOh, wait
14:10:56gevaertsI *did* try, and it complained about a missing rom properly there
14:13:33wodzthanks for testing
14:15:52JdGordonhas anyone had a look at g#224 ?
14:15:54fs-bluebot3Gerrit review #224 at http://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/224 : filesystem events: Add a new event to trigger on file access. by Jonathan Gordon (changes/24/224/4)
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14:27:27JdGordondoes int foo[global_var]; work, and will that array come from the stack?
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14:29:52wodzJdGordon: Sure it will and where it is in mem depends where you declare it
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14:30:02wodz*on
14:30:39wodzif this is local in scope it will be on the stack
14:32:50JdGordonok, ta
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14:52:38JdGordonOK, so i have a fun question... im adding this file scanner API which does a callback when entering/exiting directories and a callback for each file found
14:53:16JdGordonnow, tagcache needs a word to know if it should be scanning the current dir or not, which is currently in dircaches recursed scan_dir() function
14:53:24JdGordonbut that functionality is lost with the callbacks
14:53:39JdGordonso... 1) do i leave that up to the user to figure out how to that (i.e it needs its own stack again)
14:53:58JdGordonor 2) add a way for users to register a stack variable which they ca then get in the callbacks?
14:54:21JdGordonim trying to decide how evil #2 is
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15:00:23wodzJdGordon: can't this val be declared static and land in bss then?
15:00:49wodzmortalis: Have you seen the report of slim lcd not working?
15:01:39wodzJdGordon: I don't quite get how you want to 'register stack variable which can be get in the callbacks'
15:04:26mortaliswodz: no
15:04:28JdGordonwodz: so, the point is, the users need to keep track of a small bit of state, but they need a stack. a single global *whatever* is no good
15:04:58JdGordonif you look at tagcache.c the add_files param to scan_dir() is what i need to replace
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15:05:38JdGordonso what I want to do is before the scan starts, all the users would say "I need 8 bytes in each callback" which they can then get with a function call in the callbacks
15:05:57wodzmortalis: lcd is reported to be all black (instead of all white). So I guess it initializes correctly but writes are broken
15:06:03JdGordonthe requests would be totalled and I'd allocate it on the stack in each recursive call to the top filescanner_scan_dir()
15:08:11mortaliswodz: one guy send me email about it. It's backlight not working. If you set brightness to maximum it works fine.
15:08:25wodzJdGordon: sorry, I don't understand
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15:09:40wodzmortalis: interesting. Did they changed backlight circuit also? Maybe this is the same case as in my DAP - you can't drive backlight with too high freq
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15:16:37JdGordonwodz: http://pastebin.com/wLdzRUB2 <- does that make it more understandable?
15:16:42JdGordonand is that an abominatino?
15:17:00JdGordonline 44-90
15:19:12mortaliswodz: It can drive backlight with high frequency, but backlight turns off at higher value of brightness then in my hm601, and this happens only on few hm601 slim with new lcd. I mean at some of hm601 with new lcd baclkight works like in mine dap.
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15:25:38JdGordongevaerts: any thoughts? ^
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15:32:55wodzJdGordon: I think it is all evil. You can't relay on pointer which point to the stack variable.
15:33:33JdGordonyou can in this context, the only allowable/sensible time to call that getter is in the callbacks
15:33:56JdGordonI can even add a magic which needs to be passed to it to verify its legal
15:33:59gevaertsJdGordon: maybe later. I don't have time to look in detail now
15:35:56JdGordonok
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15:52:33wodzmortalis: any progress with lcd dma?
15:57:59mortalisno
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16:00:14mortalisCode that works for me looks similar to sdk code. I have no idea why it doesn't work in your case.
16:00:58*JdGordon has updated g#224 with this evil state thingy, hopefully its more understandable now there is an actual use for it
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16:01:23JdGordonaaw... does fs-bot not pick up g#224 in /me 's?
16:01:24fs-bluebot3Gerrit review #224 at http://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/224 : filesystem events: Add a new event to trigger on file access. by Jonathan Gordon (changes/24/224/5)
16:03:17wodzmortalis: I wonder if this isn't some sort of alignment/padding problem which could explain scrambled first 4 lines in logo and semi-random glitches (always modulo 4 lines)
16:04:11JdGordonkugel: can you have a look at the way that wraps the real open/creat/write functions on hosted targets please?
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20:30:52CIA-5Commit d0ef067 in rockbox by 03Marcin Bukat: cabbiev2 fms for 128x128x2 targets
20:30:53CIA-5Commit 6cc730b in rockbox by 03Marcin Bukat: Backdrop for cabbiev2 128x128x2
20:30:54CIA-5Commit 09fbe7c in rockbox by 03Marcin Bukat: Correct rds viewport placement in cabbiev2 fms 160x128x2
20:30:54DBUGEnqueued KICK CIA-5
20:30:54CIA-5Commit 3a58307 in rockbox by 03Marcin Bukat: WPSLIST: add backdrop and cabbiev2 fms for 128x128x2
20:30:55CIA-5Commit 93c462f in rockbox by 03Marcin Bukat: cabbiev2 for rk27xx generic design target
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21:03:42wodzpamaury: The rk27xx dap for you is fully working. Chip ID is different then in my dap and bootrom sets up watchdog (which bootrom in my device doesn't)
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21:19:46pamaurywodz: great
21:19:59pamauryawesome job
21:25:50wodzpamaury: You will have the chance to look at USB on rk27xx also :-) That is my secret plan
21:25:57lebelliumI just remember my Samsung YP-CP3 has a rk2706B chip (probably the only rk27xx dap from a famous brand?), a 400*240 screen and a microSD slot. Do you think the current port would work in it or are there are some coding/modifications to do ?
21:26:28wodzshow me the photo and I'll tell you :-)
21:27:06wodzhifiman is also known brand which use rockchip SoC
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21:27:54lebelliumthe photo of the player?
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21:29:37pamaurywodz: tell me when you want to send me the dap
21:30:10wodzpreferably during this week
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21:31:31wodzlebellium: looking at player images on google it is not straight rockchip reference design so some adjustments would be needed
21:32:01lebelliumI don't understand the point. How can you deduct that from the player design??
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21:34:22pamaurylebellium: most daps using rockchip just use the plain reference design, without chaning anything (or nearly)
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21:34:40wodzlebellium: Many rockchip targets (advertised under different names) are in fact the same reference design with slightly customized firmware
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21:35:18wodzthis one is enough different to tell that some adjustments would be needed
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21:36:13lebelliumaaaah OK I understand now. We're speaking of Samsung though. Although the CP3 is the worst player I have ever tried along with some recent Creative players, I don't believe they would only put the name "samsung" on an existent no-name player
21:36:53wodzwhy? It is common practice.
21:37:22lebelliumBy Archos yes, Samsung not :P
21:37:33wodzit is not 'no name' it is reference design made by rockchip
21:37:49n1slots of daps are based more or less on reference designs, not just for rockchip
21:38:19wodzyeah, coldfire daps are quite close to reference design also
21:43:15lebelliumby reference design you mean how it looks like from the outside right? then why an integrated circuit manufacturer would design the whole DAP?
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21:43:27wodzlebellium: looking at firmware upgrade for cp3 it is based on rockchip sdk
21:43:43gevaertslebellium: no, the electronics
21:43:59TheLemonMani completely lost control of two lateral buttons, one is directly hooked to the lradc and both look ok (no damaged parts). Any hint on how to fix them ?
21:44:44TheLemonManmy test bootloader works just fine with the touchpad so i assume it's safe
21:46:48lebelliumgevaerts und wodz: OK thank you ;) Well I don't have any coding skills so the CP3 will probably never run RB :)
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21:52:00wodzlebellium: My coding/reverse engineering skills were very limited when I started first rockbox port
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21:57:20*funman as well
21:57:41funmanI had the best teachers and classmates at rockbox school :)
21:58:36*gevaerts can't reverse engineer his way out of a paper bag
21:59:00TheLemonManmeh, starting with bare metal hardware programming is a suicide
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22:00:23*n1s must be dead then
22:01:25gevaertsTheLemonMan: an entire generation of programmers started out that way!
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22:02:23Bagderlda #01, sta $d021
22:02:39FOADThat's assembly, not bare metal.
22:02:40*Bagder left out the $ for the brave to place correctly
22:03:03TheLemonManthats silghtly different from initializing a charging pump and throwing raw data into an lcd controller
22:04:26BagderFOAD: if you're going to be literal, exactly how do you program bare metal?
22:04:28TheLemonMani had enough experience with reverse enginering and ida when i started poking at the samsung bootloader but i had to spend 3 weeks to blindly hunt down the lcd initialization code
22:05:54Bagdereven the most experienced will have to spend a significant time on some problems
22:06:51TheLemonManyou don't send a noob hunting down function pointers trough the stack
22:07:22funmanjust call them 'apples' if he's a noob :)
22:07:40Bagdera steep learning curve but oh what fun!
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22:11:05TheLemonMansteep ?
22:11:27Bagderschtepp
22:11:50TheLemonMancompletely vertical i'd say
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22:29:44preglowjust be happy it's not x86
22:32:06Bagderhaha
22:32:16Bagderdone that =)
22:33:08TheLemonManintel syntax makes it nearly nice to use
22:33:10Bagderhttp://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2011/10/28/whos-0xabadbabe-and-why/
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22:43:49CIA-5Commit fa5d225 in rockbox by 03Marcin Bukat: rk27xx: disable watchdog on startup
22:46:13CIA-5fa5d225 build result: All green
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22:51:20*linuxstb notices the "new" (since he last looked) lib/rbcodec directory and wonders if there is any documentation about it
22:52:41gevaertslinuxstb: wtachi, saratoga and n1s are probably the people to talk to
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22:53:17Tornewodz: sorry i haven't looked at your patch yet, i moved house on friday, so have been real busy :)
22:53:41linuxstbI guess my question is how to build it standalone. There doesn't seem to be a Makefile in the lib/rbcodec directory (and test seems to be using the Rockbox build system).
22:54:14wodzit was hacked as sort of sdl build IIRC
22:54:32gevaertslinuxstb: the "warble" build option is what you want I think. It's best tested with the sdl app build
22:55:35linuxstbHmm, I was expecting it to be buildable as a lib outside Rockbox. Is that not the case yet?
22:56:32*gevaerts checks
22:56:51gevaertsHm, it looks like it's not all merged yet...
22:57:04gevaertshttp://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/#/dashboard/1000008 has the remaining stuff
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