00:00:06 | preglow | i discovered rockbox while browsing misticriver for further news, i think |
00:00:22 | n17ikh|Lappy | I really wanted an H120 back when they were new, and then the day I decided I wanted one I went to buy one and they had switched to the H3xx series |
00:00:25 | linuxstb | They said that? :) |
00:00:33 | n17ikh|Lappy | and the H1xx series was pulled off store shelves everywhere :/ |
00:00:50 | preglow | linuxstb: yeah, that and ogg vorbis is pretty much what made me go h120 |
00:01:15 | linuxstb | The iriver firmware couldn't even play my single WMA file (it's 48KHz) |
00:01:30 | woodensoul | OK, it looks like I'm building now... it sure does take awhile to generate the build. To start, I'd just like to create builds from the current SVN with the album art patch applied. |
00:01:42 | preglow | linuxstb: it played my single wma file fine :) |
00:01:52 | linuxstb | I then transcoded it to vorbis, and it couldn't play that either... I then gave up and waited for Rockbox. |
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00:02:39 | preglow | you were involved since before swcodec time, yes? |
00:03:14 | linuxstb | I was involved very little right at the start of the Archos work, but then disappeared until swcodec started. |
00:03:25 | preglow | i didn't even know rockbox existed before that |
00:03:43 | preglow | yeah, you're a fairly early show in CREDITS :) |
00:04:09 | woodensoul | I'm working throught the "working with patches" page. Do I need "patch for windows" to do this? |
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00:06:25 | OLaSparO | using an ipod with rockbox, it is stuck on a song in the player. i tried to restart the ipod, i am going out in the menu and back, i try to choose other songs, but now it just puts them in queue |
00:07:03 | linuxstb | woodensoul: Are you in cygwin? |
00:07:39 | Llorean | OLaSparO: What do you mean by "stuck on a song"? |
00:08:11 | Llorean | OLaSparO: If it's repeating, then it sounds like you have "Repeat 1" enabled, and if every selected song is queued, it sounds like you've enabled Party Mode. I strongly suggest you have a look at the manual. |
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00:09:54 | woodensoul | Yes, in cygwin. |
00:10:15 | linuxstb | Then you may have the patch program installed already - what happens if you just type "patch" at the cygwin prompt? |
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00:11:03 | OLaSparO | well, my problem is mainly that no songs will start. you were right about the party mode, now it is deselected |
00:11:36 | Llorean | No songs will start? What happens when you select a song, then? |
00:12:29 | OLaSparO | after a restart once again it went fine |
00:12:40 | woodensoul | I installed the patch program while waiting for the lag. |
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00:14:03 | woodensoul | I typed patch at the cygwin prompt and the cursor just jumps to the next line and flashes, is it doing anything? |
00:14:33 | linuxstb | Press CTRL+C |
00:14:46 | linuxstb | It's waiting for input... But it means it's installed OK. |
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00:19:13 | woodensoul | OK |
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00:22:45 | woodensoul | I'm confused where to put the patch file in order to patch |
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00:26:29 | preglow | ok, i found the bug in the vorbis patch, measuring gain |
00:26:40 | linuxstb | You can put it anywhere, but I would suggest in the rockbox directory - i.e. the same place as apps, tools, firmware etc. |
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00:27:13 | linuxstb | preglow: Are you testing on ARM or Coldfire (or both)? |
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00:27:50 | preglow | linuxstb: coldfire now, which is what had problems |
00:27:59 | preglow | linuxstb: 10% boost gain in avg on arm, which is very decent, i'd say |
00:28:13 | linuxstb | Definitely. Does that make it faster than libmad again? |
00:28:23 | preglow | wouldn't know, has it fallen behind? |
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00:28:38 | linuxstb | I thought the last libmad optimisations meant it overtook vorbis on ARM. |
00:28:58 | preglow | my memory is a bit hazy on that |
00:29:30 | linuxstb | But it's good to see the two main lossy codecs getting better on ARM. |
00:29:51 | preglow | there's another patch still for mpa on arm |
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00:30:01 | preglow | which seems to yield even more than 10% improvements |
00:31:27 | preglow | i see antonius had some questions on it, though |
00:31:28 | amiconn | Don't forget to test on amd64 ;) |
00:31:36 | preglow | amiconn: haha |
00:31:49 | preglow | and btw, the vorbis patch yields improvements also on coldfire, it seems |
00:32:02 | preglow | 7-8% boost ratio improvement on a 143kbps file |
00:32:07 | hcs | M-P-A, A-R-M, M-O-U-S-E |
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00:32:59 | preglow | any makefile gurus around that could have a look aat fs #6847? it's damned annoying |
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00:53:47 | n17ikh|Lappy | so what's car adapter mode? shuts it off when it loses power and resumes play when it gets power again? |
00:54:00 | n17ikh|Lappy | (I'm just guessing, there's no info in the manual about it) |
00:54:20 | preglow | read the manual? |
00:54:26 | n17ikh|Lappy | I did |
00:54:36 | preglow | would have expected that to say what it is |
00:54:44 | preglow | i don't really know, myself |
00:54:54 | n17ikh|Lappy | the section in the manual it should be in skips right over it |
00:55:03 | n17ikh|Lappy | and I did a ctrl-f to make sure I didn't miss it somewhere else |
00:55:34 | n17ikh|Lappy | yep, it hits stop when the power goes off |
00:55:57 | n17ikh|Lappy | plug it back in and it starts up again |
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01:00:45 | nbenton | Is there anyway to play gameboy games using the buttons for direction, not the touch-sensitive scroll-wheel? Also, anyway to get the music to sound less choppy? |
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01:03:20 | linuxstb | nbenton: a) Yes - you need to change the source code so Rockboy works that way; b) Yes - fix the bugs. |
01:04:18 | nbenton | Fix the bugs? |
01:05:04 | Llorean | nbenton: Yes, fix the bugs that cause the bad sound. |
01:05:58 | Llorean | On an entirely unrelated note, here's the MisticRiver mindset at its fines: They've created a program that can read and swap the logo image in the Rockbox binary, instead of creating a small patch to allow Rockbox to load a .bmp during boot as part of a theme. |
01:06:12 | nbenton | ..Okay I'm going to sound like an idiot. But how-so? Any specific documentation? Lol..sorry for sounding like a moron. |
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01:06:44 | Llorean | nbenton: Documentation on what, exactly? The whole point of a bug is that they aren't documented. They're unexpected behaviour that needs to be fixed. |
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01:07:33 | linuxstb | nbenton: We're saying that your requests can only be fulfilled by a developer changing/fixing the code. |
01:07:44 | nbenton | I see. |
01:07:51 | nbenton | Thank you. lol. Sorry guys =p |
01:08:11 | JdGordon | Llorean: haha you serious about the MR app? |
01:08:11 | linuxstb | Rockbox is open source - so anything is possible... |
01:09:38 | Llorean | JdGordon: http://www.misticriver.net/showthread.php?t=52672 |
01:10:12 | JdGordon | :O |
01:10:23 | JdGordon | although.. going by the MR userbase.. its not such bad idea |
01:10:28 | linuxstb | Llorean: To be fair, searching for the logo in a Rockbox binary and replacing it is trivial, and the result is more efficient than loading a bmp file, and easier for users compared to compiling their own builds. |
01:10:37 | cadu | one question |
01:11:04 | cadu | these toshiba gigabeats have the firmware on disk, what if i accidentally format my toshiba drive? it would 'brick' ? |
01:11:07 | Llorean | linuxstb: It is easier than compiling their own builds, but I can't help but think that in the time it took to write that app, they could've written a patch to allow Rockbox to load an arbitrary BMP at boot |
01:11:21 | cadu | or it just copies it again from flash to the hard drive (for some odd/esotheric reason) |
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01:12:07 | preglow | Llorean: oh yes |
01:12:34 | JdGordon | Llorean: well, i guess its more so people arnt forced to use one build? |
01:12:44 | Llorean | cadu: If you format your HD, the player becomes significantly less usable until you copy system files back onto the HD |
01:12:59 | preglow | bah, i bloody posted to the wrong flyspray entry |
01:13:19 | hcs | Llorean: does it have an emergency disk mode for when it can't find the system stuff? |
01:13:32 | cadu | this will be running rockbox only , so no particular reason to store its original GBSYSTEM folder? |
01:13:33 | amiconn | Hmm, anything pitfalls when moving an svn working copy to another path? |
01:13:40 | amiconn | s/anything/any/ |
01:13:48 | cadu | by the way i don't have this disk :) ahahhahaa |
01:13:49 | Llorean | hcs: I know there's an emergency disk mode you can access by removing the drive until it powers on, and then inserting it. I don't know if there's an inbetween one. |
01:13:57 | * | preglow wonders if it's possible to delete comments |
01:14:27 | cadu | Llorean, for an example, if i remove all files now, would i still be able to plug it and copy the firmware in ? |
01:14:53 | preglow | amiconn: i've done so with no issues |
01:15:03 | Llorean | cadu: There are certain files you can't remove. The flash loader looks for specific files other than the one Rockbox normally replaces and requires they be there. |
01:15:05 | preglow | amiconn: afaik, svn stores it's metadata inside the directory in question |
01:15:15 | preglow | its |
01:15:29 | amiconn | Yeah, maybe it stores absolute paths somewhere |
01:15:32 | amiconn | cvs did |
01:15:42 | preglow | i think it did |
01:15:45 | preglow | svn does not, afai |
01:15:47 | linuxstb | It did? I was always moving/renaming CVS checkouts. |
01:15:54 | preglow | linuxstb: then it wasn't |
01:15:55 | cadu | Llorean, nice, but in an *occasion* of hard drive error or whatever, and i need to format the whole drive, this would mean i'll have to open my gigabeat just to save it ? |
01:16:25 | cadu | or can i just replug it again...turn it on and for example, throw the original toshiba GBSYSTEM folder |
01:16:36 | Llorean | cadu: If you're formatting the device, you already have access to the disk. Just don't unplug it until you put system files back on it. |
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01:17:08 | cadu | yeah, but it's not too robust :) right? usb mode dependant on system files |
01:17:25 | cadu | just discussing it by the way :) |
01:17:30 | Llorean | It's not our software. |
01:17:35 | cadu | (wanting to know how it works, just in case) :) |
01:17:39 | linuxstb | Yes, the Toshiba firmware isn't the best... |
01:17:48 | Llorean | There's always the emergency USB mode as I described. |
01:18:03 | cadu | Llorean, removing the drive and plugging it in...nice :) |
01:18:23 | Llorean | Hey, they designed it. Tell them they're crazy. |
01:18:59 | cadu | nah, i'm just asking you guys coz i wanted to know how it works , after all i just received it , and am reading thru the instructions on installing rockbox now :) |
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01:22:39 | linuxstb | Llorean: I'm just reading the anythingbutipod forums - do you know what the other sansapatcher is about? |
01:22:59 | Llorean | linuxstb: No clue, I wasn't aware of their forums in... May did he say? |
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01:23:24 | linuxstb | Yes. |
01:24:34 | Llorean | linuxstb: http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum/showthread.php?t=305 |
01:25:55 | Llorean | Also, did anyone know about this? http://cia.navi.cx/stats/project/rockbox ? |
01:26:00 | n17ikh|Lappy | wow, some of these WPSs are really pretty |
01:26:19 | n17ikh|Lappy | <- easily distracted by shiny things :/ |
01:27:35 | JdGordon | I've done 31 commits this month! |
01:28:45 | linuxstb | Llorean: Ah, I see, a modified version of the very first ipodpatcher... Complete with bugs meaning it wouldn't work on > 4GB sansas. |
01:29:10 | Llorean | JdGordon: That page has a MUCH nicer RSS feed than the other one I've been telling people about. |
01:29:14 | n17ikh|Lappy | do ipods natively do album art? |
01:29:49 | linuxstb | I believe all the colour ipods do, I'm not sure about the greyscale ones. |
01:29:52 | n17ikh|Lappy | ah |
01:30:00 | n17ikh|Lappy | was gonna say, if they don't they should... |
01:30:33 | cadu | Llorean, by the way do you have a link for this 'emergency mode procedure' just in case i ever do shit ? :) |
01:30:56 | Llorean | cadu: No, I don't. I've only heard of it by word of mouth. |
01:31:01 | Llorean | cadu: I don't intend to ever have to use it. |
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01:31:12 | cadu | me neither :) |
01:31:43 | n17ikh|Lappy | I'm seeing lots of references to the scrolling margins patch |
01:31:46 | n17ikh|Lappy | what's that do? |
01:32:02 | Llorean | n17ikh|Lappy: Read the patch entry in the tracker. |
01:32:14 | n17ikh|Lappy | imma looking for it right now |
01:34:25 | n17ikh|Lappy | errrr |
01:34:30 | n17ikh|Lappy | it should be in the patches tracker, right? |
01:34:54 | n17ikh|Lappy | oh, there it is |
01:35:08 | n17ikh|Lappy | it's the "scrolling text margin" patch |
01:35:51 | n17ikh|Lappy | if it's been synced to SVN, does that mean it's in the latest build? |
01:36:06 | Llorean | No. |
01:36:15 | Llorean | That means it applies against whatever the SVN version was when they said that |
01:36:27 | Llorean | Tasks get closed when they get included |
01:36:36 | n17ikh|Lappy | Oh. |
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01:39:42 | cadu | i'm on rockbox! waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! |
01:40:45 | * | hcs hopes that was a good "waaaaa" |
01:40:56 | cadu | i'm still using the small fonts (the rockbox default?) |
01:41:00 | cadu | it's SOOOOO responsive! |
01:41:04 | cadu | and just WORKS! |
01:41:05 | cadu | yay! |
01:41:17 | cadu | now let me play an ogg and then a flac! |
01:41:25 | chrisjs169|brb | While audio on the sansa e200 series is still new, i think i possibly found a bug |
01:41:38 | cadu | even shows me my accents ! nice for the non-american here ! |
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01:42:11 | chrisjs169|brb | with a near dead battery, loading a song often causes it to output a static type crashing sound |
01:42:23 | Soap2 | Llorean: http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=9462.msg73213;topicseen#msg73213 |
01:42:25 | Soap2 | Llorean: out of line? |
01:42:47 | Llorean | Soap2: I think I'll let it pass. ;) |
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01:43:22 | cadu | can i say a little thing (after saying a bunch of stuff)? |
01:43:27 | Soap2 | Had to ask, I'm on a cellphone, won't have a chance to respond if you send me a threatening PM. |
01:43:33 | cadu | ahahah! the sound is CRISP , HAHAAA i'm so happy! |
01:44:02 | BigMac | Yay guys |
01:44:05 | BigMac | no more ipod |
01:44:16 | cadu | that design failure of Toshiba (the usb stuff) made me a little concerned but what can go wrong, life is nice and the sun is SHINING! yay! |
01:44:21 | cadu | SOOOO thanks :) |
01:44:41 | cadu | by the way, any translation job you guys need (portuguese-english) , just call me up :) |
01:44:43 | BigMac | just bought a 40 gb gigabeat f of ebay for like 140 bucks USD |
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01:49:04 | Domonoky | cadu: you could test if the portuguese translation of rockbox is still up to date, and if something is missing, translate it :-) |
01:49:30 | cadu | PROMPTLY DOING! :P |
01:49:37 | n17ikh|Lappy | urgh, patching involves cross compiling |
01:49:39 | n17ikh|Lappy | ugly. |
01:50:45 | Llorean | n17ikh|Lappy: Well, that make sense. I mean, if they were binary patches, they'd be useless for development, and would only ever really work with one specific build of Rockbox. |
01:50:57 | n17ikh|Lappy | well, right |
01:51:03 | Llorean | So what were you expecting then? |
01:51:11 | n17ikh|Lappy | I mean it's ugly because I need to set up a dev environment for it |
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01:51:28 | n17ikh|Lappy | I don't have a compiler for.. uhh, a portalplayer whatever it is on my linux box. |
01:51:42 | JdGordon | there is a script to do it for you in the sourcer... |
01:51:44 | Llorean | We do have a shell script that can install all (or any of) the necessary cross compilers. |
01:51:45 | JdGordon | sourc* |
01:53:28 | Soap2_ | tools/rockboxdev.sh is it. the .sh it |
01:53:29 | n17ikh|Lappy | a shell script eh |
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01:55:38 | n17ikh|Lappy | looks like the script is pretty complete, just run it and it downloads? |
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01:58:21 | n17ikh|Lappy | correction: run it as root and it downloads :( |
01:59:05 | n17ikh|Lappy | wait, it's downloading gcc |
01:59:15 | n17ikh|Lappy | I already have gcc... |
01:59:34 | n17ikh|Lappy | well, whatever. |
01:59:39 | Soap2_ | yea, only thing you will need to do is: A-add paths to your PATH. B-Manually install packages for compiling the manual (if you choose), C-Manual Install packages for building the simulator (if you choose) |
01:59:41 | Llorean | Yes, but do you have the right version of GCC, compiled to cross-compile for arm-elf processors? |
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02:00:27 | n17ikh|Lappy | the version of gcc I have is a bit newer than the one it's downloading |
02:00:37 | n17ikh|Lappy | but not enough to make a real difference |
02:01:01 | n17ikh|Lappy | it shouldn't be that hard to make it cross-compile |
02:01:02 | Llorean | You need the exact versions. |
02:01:11 | n17ikh|Lappy | oh? |
02:01:18 | Llorean | In many cases there has been a situation where, for example, 4.0.2 wouldn't compile, and 4.0.3 would |
02:01:27 | safetydan | there are various bugs and issues with different versions of gcc building for different targets |
02:01:34 | Llorean | GCC is an unreliable beasty. |
02:01:37 | n17ikh|Lappy | I see. |
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02:01:53 | Llorean | And "make it cross-compile" involves compiling a build of GCC for cross compiling. |
02:03:35 | n17ikh|Lappy | guess I shouldn't have told it to make it so I could compile to all targets then eh |
02:03:37 | pearldiver | so rockbox.gigabeat can live happily in .rockbox now and can be deleted from the root? |
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02:06:08 | cadu | Llorean, by the way, is it normal to hear the HD 'spinning and stopping' sometimes ? |
02:06:21 | barrywardell | pearldiver: yes, if you have a new enough bootloader |
02:06:36 | pearldiver | barrywardell ah nice |
02:06:38 | Llorean | cadu: If you're hearing it over your music, probably not. Hard drive noises are regular but they should be fairly faint |
02:06:43 | cadu | ooo rockbox just locked up on me :) |
02:07:28 | cadu | Llorean, not huge stuff |
02:07:36 | cadu | but i hear some tacks , once upon a time |
02:07:48 | cadu | (like shifting thru songs quickly, playing 3 or 4 in succession) |
02:08:39 | cadu | i don't hear it over music but i can feel the player shaking mildly, and with one earbud off i can hear one click or two |
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02:08:47 | Llorean | You shouldn't hear anything in the earbuds. |
02:08:51 | Llorean | Oh, with one off. |
02:08:53 | Llorean | Sorry, misread that. |
02:08:59 | cadu | must be normal.... it's my first time with a hard drive player |
02:09:02 | Llorean | Feeling it shake is very regular. |
02:09:10 | cadu | so i wanna rest assured i got a good deal |
02:09:21 | cadu | by the way, sound is VERY crisp |
02:09:39 | cadu | the stereo separation is perfect :) you guys are something :P |
02:10:02 | pearldiver | cadu, what player? |
02:10:22 | cadu | F20 |
02:10:27 | pearldiver | hehe |
02:11:22 | pearldiver | gigabeat's sound quality is great, yes, thanks to rockbox and it's not too shabby hardware as well |
02:11:31 | cadu | WHOA |
02:11:42 | cadu | playing audio and seeing the PLASMA plugin! ..... |
02:11:47 | cadu | just, beautiful! |
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02:15:54 | deceasekain | Hello. Are there any good guides to WPS creating? |
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02:16:55 | SirFunk | is tehre any reason rockbox on my iriver HP-20 takes forever to change directories (up to 10 seconds) |
02:17:44 | Soap2_ | http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/CustomWPS http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/EZWPS http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/SimpleGuideToWPSMaking |
02:17:47 | Domonoky | SirFunk: is dircache one ? |
02:17:53 | Domonoky | on |
02:17:59 | SirFunk | uhm... i'm guessing no |
02:18:00 | SirFunk | let me look |
02:18:25 | deceasekain | Soap2_ thanks alot |
02:19:13 | Llorean | SirFunk: What is an HP-20, there's no model like that, and depending on which strange way you've modified your actual model number you could be referring to one of multiple devices. |
02:19:24 | SirFunk | sorry |
02:19:25 | SirFunk | 120 |
02:19:29 | SirFunk | iHP-120 |
02:19:49 | Llorean | 10 seconds is a little long, even for dircache off. |
02:20:03 | Llorean | The first directory entry can take 2 or 3 seconds for the disk to spin up, but then it should be fast. |
02:20:07 | Llorean | Is your drive heavily fragmented? |
02:21:17 | pearldiver | wow videos are in sync :P |
02:21:17 | SirFunk | hmmm, any way to tell.. other than in windows? |
02:21:23 | SirFunk | Domonoky: dircache was off |
02:21:38 | Domonoky | make it, could help :-) |
02:21:41 | Domonoky | on |
02:21:48 | Domonoky | damn keyboard :-) |
02:22:04 | pearldiver | there's some tearing on gigabeat though |
02:22:08 | Llorean | Dircache will help, but at a cost of a little space being permanently taken up in RAM. |
02:22:19 | Llorean | pearldiver: I don't believe there's any vsync. |
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02:22:33 | SirFunk | whoa |
02:22:36 | SirFunk | way better with dircache |
02:22:37 | cadu | Llorean, i put the option to pause the song when i take off the plug.... pauses nicely |
02:22:38 | pearldiver | Llorean, yeah |
02:22:46 | cadu | but when it comes back, the song jumps forth a bit |
02:22:55 | cadu | like some random skips and then back to normal |
02:23:15 | SirFunk | it may have not taken 10 seconds before.. but it was slow enough that somtimes i would hit 'right' to go into a folder, and think it didn't work so i'd hit 'right' again and wind up going through 2 folders or playing a song or something |
02:23:31 | pearldiver | Llorean, still its very nice to watch music videos now :P |
02:24:22 | Llorean | SirFunk: With dircache off, you have to wait for the disk to spin up when you try to go into a folder if the disk isn't spinning. |
02:25:09 | cadu | Domonoky, the portuguese translation is really Portuguese |
02:25:19 | pearldiver | Llorean, oh and it doesn't lock up now when the it runs out of buffer, nice |
02:25:25 | cadu | can i do a modification or start a brazillian-portuguese file !? |
02:26:10 | SirFunk | Llorean: yeah, but even after i went through one folder, the next folder would take a long itme too |
02:26:18 | cadu | brazillian portuguese and portuguese are interchangeable but some words are less used in one or the other and some sound funny |
02:26:51 | Domonoky | if you like, you can shurely do another translation.. |
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02:27:24 | cadu | for example, like 'ficheiro' (would mean like a drawer with some sheets or files/regs in it) instead of the brazillian counterpart 'arquivo' (that means file, really) |
02:27:32 | SirFunk | hmm... i wonder if there's any reason for me to update rockbox, my install is like 2 months old |
02:28:11 | Domonoky | SirFunk: 2 month is very old, in rockbox time :-) |
02:28:14 | SirFunk | :-) |
02:28:33 | safetydan | SirFunk, if you see anything you like here http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/MajorChanges then upgrade |
02:28:40 | SirFunk | oh cool |
02:28:41 | SirFunk | leme look |
02:28:54 | safetydan | generally it's recommended that you upgrade reasonably often |
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02:30:21 | webguest06 | A question about USB support for the Sansa e200... |
02:30:43 | webguest06 | One of the changes earlier today carried the comment: |
02:30:46 | webguest06 | Enable usb detection in the sansa bootloader (loads OF if detected) |
02:30:48 | safetydan | Cripes, you're in for a few surprises if you upgrade from a build that's two months old. I hadn't really thought about how much has changed in the past two months. |
02:31:02 | webguest06 | I'm trying to figure out what this means. Can anyone explain? |
02:32:43 | Llorean | webguest06: You know how the Sansa turns on when you insert the USB cable? |
02:32:49 | webguest06 | Yes. |
02:33:00 | Llorean | webguest06: If you use an SVN compiled bootloader, it'll load the original firmware, instead of Rockbox, when it turns on like that, so it goes straight into USB mode. |
02:33:17 | webguest06 | I thought I tried this... didn't seem to work. I'll try again. |
02:33:35 | webguest06 | I have the latest build installed as well as the bootloader from Sansapatcher. |
02:33:39 | n17ikh|Lappy | urgh |
02:34:10 | Llorean | webguest06: I said "SVN compiled" |
02:34:12 | webguest06 | Nope. I still get the Rockbox screen. |
02:34:22 | webguest06 | What does that mean... I really am a noob. |
02:34:45 | Llorean | webguest06: It means newer than the officially released current version. |
02:34:48 | n17ikh|Lappy | so if a patch has been synced to SVN, it's probably best to use it with the source from that SVN date? |
02:35:06 | Llorean | n17ikh|Lappy: It may work with newer source, or you may have to sync it yourself if you want newer source |
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02:35:26 | webguest06 | I'm at a loss as to how to obtain that right now. I'll have to read up. Thanks. |
02:36:53 | Llorean | webguest06: The simplest method is to just wait for the next version of Sansapatcher. |
02:37:17 | webguest06 | That'll have to do. Having it boot into the OF on USB insert sure would be nice... thanks. Llorean. |
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02:47:16 | pearldiver | how do you actually use this graph to adjust the rockbox eq settings? |
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02:47:21 | pearldiver | http://graphs.headphone.com/graphCompare.php?graphType=0&graphID[]=603 |
02:47:58 | webguest89 | i keep getting Data abort at 000305D4 on my ipod video 5th gen |
02:48:09 | webguest89 | when i try to play a file |
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02:50:23 | Llorean | webguest89: When did you last install/update the Rockbox bootloader? |
02:50:51 | webguest89 | Llorean: long time ago |
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02:51:04 | Llorean | Then follow the bootloader installation section of the manual |
02:51:10 | Llorean | You need to update and install/update are the same process. |
02:52:56 | safetydan | pearldiver, at a rough guess you'd make an eq that's sort of the inverse of that graph, so that the eq compensates for any holes in the response of your headphones. |
02:53:06 | webguest89 | Llorean: oh ive just been installing the new firmware each time |
02:54:08 | pearldiver | safetydan hmm |
02:54:15 | Llorean | webguest89: Usually you don't need to update the bootloader, this is a special case. |
02:54:35 | Llorean | webguest89: But when you do get *real* crashes, like that, you should make sure your bootloader version is the newest. |
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03:00:39 | pearldiver | safetydan, like this example |
03:00:41 | pearldiver | http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=9468.0 |
03:01:15 | pearldiver | low shelf filter, for example, how did he get those parameters looking at the graph |
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03:04:29 | safetydan | pearldiver, not sure about the low shelf, but the other filters all look like they're designed to eliminate the peaks and troughs |
03:05:15 | safetydan | for example, the 3rd peak filter has -10 db gain around 2700 Hz and you can see a 10 dB spike at the same spot on the graph |
03:06:03 | safetydan | the low shelf I think is just picked to try and decrease the rolloff a bit |
03:06:10 | pearldiver | aha |
03:07:10 | pearldiver | well on this graph |
03:07:12 | pearldiver | http://graphs.headphone.com/graphCompare.php?graphType=0&graphID[]=603 |
03:07:35 | pearldiver | all the spikes going on around 12000-20000 Hz |
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03:10:41 | pearldiver | so im sort of confused |
03:10:59 | safetydan | that looks like it might be hard to compensate for |
03:13:40 | safetydan | pearldiver, you could try this method http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=9313.msg71779#msg71779 |
03:13:58 | pearldiver | yeah was just looking at it |
03:16:38 | n17ikh|Lappy | now we're cookin |
03:16:42 | n17ikh|Lappy | compiling my build! |
03:16:55 | cadu | question: a gigabeat F20 model for 150 dollars should be 'new' , right ? (at least for the price) |
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03:24:24 | n17ikh|Lappy | do I have to have a WPS when compiling a build? It throws an error on make zip |
03:24:37 | n17ikh|Lappy | beep, no dir to copy WPS from! |
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03:27:04 | n17ikh|Lappy | and if so, where would I put said WPS |
03:27:29 | Llorean | You shouldn't need any |
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03:28:11 | n17ikh|Lappy | well, it throws an error while compiling |
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03:28:17 | n17ikh|Lappy | and then stops |
03:28:31 | Llorean | What's the exact error message? |
03:28:46 | n17ikh|Lappy | well, actually, the last thing is something else |
03:28:48 | Llorean | You did do a "make" before the "make zip" right? |
03:28:51 | n17ikh|Lappy | xargs: zip: No such file or directory |
03:28:55 | n17ikh|Lappy | yes, yes I did. |
03:29:00 | Llorean | And do you have a rockbox.zip there now? |
03:29:07 | Llorean | I mean, after the make zip |
03:29:26 | n17ikh|Lappy | I don't have a rockbox.zip, no |
03:29:29 | n17ikh|Lappy | I have a rockbox.h10 |
03:29:59 | Llorean | Did you use SVN to check out the sources, or did you download the tarball? |
03:30:01 | n17ikh|Lappy | I did make, make zip after applying patches |
03:30:11 | n17ikh|Lappy | I downloaded the tarball and patched without incident |
03:30:21 | Llorean | Try using SVN instead. |
03:30:46 | n17ikh|Lappy | just more crap to install on my server :/ |
03:30:47 | Llorean | Oh, wait. |
03:31:00 | Llorean | Do you have zip in your path? |
03:31:02 | Llorean | Or installed even? |
03:31:10 | n17ikh|Lappy | er, no |
03:31:14 | n17ikh|Lappy | that might do it |
03:31:16 | n17ikh|Lappy | >_> |
03:31:31 | n17ikh|Lappy | coulda sworn I had some sort of zipper in there. |
03:31:43 | Llorean | But it's often better to use SVN to check out the sources. You don't have to reapply patches as often, and the tarball script can leave out new files sometimes, when they aren't added in all the right places. |
03:31:54 | Llorean | "some sort of" doesn't necessarily mean you have "zip" :) |
03:32:21 | n17ikh|Lappy | yeah |
03:32:29 | n17ikh|Lappy | I mean, zip-compliant |
03:32:42 | n17ikh|Lappy | just like there are about 4983209437 sendmail-complaint MTAs |
03:32:48 | Llorean | Heh |
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03:33:13 | n17ikh|Lappy | there we go |
03:33:21 | n17ikh|Lappy | much better |
03:33:28 | n17ikh|Lappy | still throws the beep at me, but other than that |
03:33:32 | n17ikh|Lappy | gives me a zip file |
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03:34:55 | Llorean | I don't know what you mean by "throws the beep" |
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03:35:29 | n17ikh|Lappy | beep, no dir to copy WPS from! |
03:35:31 | n17ikh|Lappy | that. |
03:36:06 | n17ikh|Lappy | maybe it should say "warning" instead... or "you won't have a WPS in this build, moron" |
03:36:09 | Llorean | It says "beep"? |
03:36:13 | n17ikh|Lappy | yes, it says beep. |
03:36:24 | Llorean | Weird. |
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03:36:35 | Llorean | You'll still have a WPS, you just won't have any additional WPSes. |
03:36:43 | n17ikh|Lappy | interesting. |
03:36:50 | Llorean | Well the default WPS is hard-coded. |
03:37:08 | n17ikh|Lappy | uuugh |
03:37:14 | n17ikh|Lappy | that makes me shudder |
03:37:23 | n17ikh|Lappy | right-clicking on a zip file on a network drive in windows xp |
03:37:31 | n17ikh|Lappy | "the page has an unspecified security flaw" |
03:37:36 | n17ikh|Lappy | "Continue? Y/N" |
03:37:53 | n17ikh|Lappy | ..yes, continue, it's a zip file on the server in the next room |
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03:39:15 | n17ikh|Lappy | hey, the file arrangement in the zip I made is slightly different |
03:39:30 | n17ikh|Lappy | rockbox.h10 is at the same (root) level as .rockbox |
03:39:38 | n17ikh|Lappy | in the original, it's inside .rockbox |
03:40:42 | n17ikh|Lappy | where should it be? |
03:40:59 | n17ikh|Lappy | I'm assuming inside rockbox, but... that's not where the zipping-up script put it :/ |
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03:41:12 | safetydan | n17ikh|Lappy: .rockbox but it sounds like you might be building with an old source tree |
03:41:18 | n17ikh|Lappy | only four days old |
03:41:33 | n17ikh|Lappy | because it's what my patches matched |
03:41:40 | n17ikh|Lappy | more or less |
03:43:04 | Llorean | n17ikh|Lappy: What exactly made you shudder? |
03:43:06 | safetydan | four days is a long time in Rockbox land |
03:43:16 | safetydan | four days ago, rockbox.h10 was outside .rockbox |
03:43:21 | n17ikh|Lappy | Llorean: windows XP trying to protect me from myself |
03:43:21 | safetydan | now it's supposed to go inside |
03:43:30 | n17ikh|Lappy | er |
03:43:37 | n17ikh|Lappy | was it, or are you just saying that |
03:43:43 | Llorean | It was. |
03:43:46 | safetydan | It was. |
03:43:51 | n17ikh|Lappy | ...crap |
03:43:54 | Llorean | The change from outside .rockbox to inside .rockbox was very recent. |
03:43:56 | safetydan | curse these human fingers, beaten by Llorean again |
03:44:15 | Llorean | It's irrelevant though, the bootloader should check both locations. |
03:44:18 | safetydan | 2007-03-20 according to the major changes page |
03:44:22 | Llorean | It was more or less for tidiness. |
03:45:39 | n17ikh|Lappy | Ah. |
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03:50:10 | MrAudio | Greetings. I'm writing a customized voice-recorder app for the iAudioX5 by hacking the Rockbox source, inserting code into tree.c, list.c, etc. My app seems to drain the battery and prevent auto-power-off. Any ideas about what behavior would prevent auto-power-off? |
03:50:56 | MrAudio | By "drain the battery" I mean that I left the unit on all night and this morning the battery was drained, so it apparently didn't auto-power-off. The auto-power-off is the issue I'm wondering about. |
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03:51:22 | safetydan | MrAudio, any particular reason you're hacking that deep in the code and not just writing a plugin? |
03:51:32 | MrAudio | Recording doesn't seem to work reliably in a plugin. |
03:51:51 | MrAudio | At least, I couldn't get recording to work reliably in a plugin. |
03:52:11 | MrAudio | So I'm hijacking the default menus and auto-navigating to the recording screen, etc. |
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03:52:36 | Llorean | You can set it to start up on the recording screen from a menu option. |
03:53:08 | MrAudio | Right, but I have a categorized list of files, and the recording has to go into one of the pre-defined files. Basically my system is 90% complete now, I just discovered the auto-power-off problem yesterday. |
03:53:17 | Llorean | I didn't think it would idle-poweroff from the recording screen normally. It seems like it could interrupt monitoring before a record. |
03:53:41 | MrAudio | Normally the user will be using the system in a hacked version of the directory browser. |
03:54:05 | MrAudio | I am drawing a bitmap everytime the status bar is drawn. |
03:54:18 | MrAudio | Could that kind of behavior prevent auto-power-off? |
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03:55:10 | MrAudio | Or rather, is there a specific branch of the code that checks for "am I idle->if so, power off"? I could then see what conditions are not being met if I knew where to look. |
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03:55:58 | Llorean | I think being in the recording screen just prevents it right there. I'm not 100% sure. But where did you leave the device? |
03:56:11 | MrAudio | I left the device in the directory browser |
03:56:16 | MrAudio | in tree.c main loop |
03:56:23 | MrAudio | with tons of custom code in tree.c main loop |
03:56:27 | n17ikh|Lappy | argh. Well, that failed miserably |
03:56:42 | n17ikh|Lappy | alright, I'll try again later. Default rockbox works well enough |
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03:57:47 | n17ikh|Lappy | ummm okay then |
03:57:56 | n17ikh|Lappy | windows won't let me make a directory called .rockbox :/ |
03:58:08 | Llorean | Windows won't let you start a directory name with . |
03:58:12 | n17ikh|Lappy | I noticed |
03:58:26 | MrAudio | Is the idle checking done at hardware level (e.g. some CPU function?) or software level (e.g. none of these buttons were pressed, so idletime=idletime+1; if idletime>timeout poweroff()) |
03:58:54 | * | n17ikh|Lappy makes a folder on the linux box called .rockbox and copies it over the network |
03:59:03 | safetydan | MrAudio, software |
03:59:17 | amiconn | n17ikh|Lappy: You *can* make a directory or file staring with . in windows |
03:59:26 | Llorean | n17ikh|Lappy: Out of curiosity, why on earth do you need to make that folder? |
03:59:32 | amiconn | Just not with explorer, you need to use the commandline |
03:59:38 | MrAudio | safetydan: great, then it should be easy to fix. Any idea about the variable or function names responsible? |
04:00 |
04:00:26 | n17ikh|Lappy | Llorean: I renamed my old rockbox folder to old.rockbox |
04:00:35 | n17ikh|Lappy | and was renaming it back to .rockbox and found I couldn't |
04:01:08 | n17ikh|Lappy | the exact error was something like "You must type a directory name." |
04:01:11 | MrAudio | How about this: if I do my own idle timekeeping, and call poweroff() manually, would that work? |
04:01:43 | Llorean | MrAudio: You're welcome to reinvent as many wheels as you'd like, yes. :) |
04:01:47 | Soap2 | n17ikh|Lappy: if you are talking Windows you can from the command line, if not from Explorer |
04:02:06 | MrAudio | Heh, heh, I just need to get this durn system finished so I can run an experiment, write a paper, and graduate :-) |
04:02:11 | n17ikh|Lappy | ah, you're right |
04:02:13 | n17ikh|Lappy | command line works |
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04:02:22 | webguest14 | hi |
04:02:23 | n17ikh|Lappy | explorer is just the worlds' most retarded shell |
04:02:42 | webguest14 | does anyone know one when rockbox 3.1 comes out? |
04:02:48 | MrAudio | Anyway, thanks for all the help, I think I'm on the right track now. |
04:02:52 | Llorean | webguest14: Some time after 3.0 does. |
04:03:07 | Llorean | n17ikh|Lappy: I think you're forgetting dos shell. |
04:03:19 | n17ikh|Lappy | that's what I said, command line works |
04:03:26 | n17ikh|Lappy | I tested it ;) |
04:03:37 | webguest14 | when does 3.0 come out |
04:03:40 | safetydan | MrAudio, I haven't got the source in front of me, but some simple searching should find what you need. |
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04:03:48 | Llorean | n17ikh|Lappy: Dos shell is not command line. |
04:03:54 | safetydan | Check the settings structure for the idle timeout value and see what code looks at that value. |
04:03:57 | n17ikh|Lappy | it's *a* command line |
04:04:03 | Llorean | n17ikh|Lappy: No, it's not |
04:04:10 | Llorean | n17ikh|Lappy: Dos Shell is a shell. Mouse pointer, filetree view, and all. |
04:04:24 | Llorean | n17ikh|Lappy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DOS_Shell |
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04:04:28 | n17ikh|Lappy | ah |
04:04:37 | n17ikh|Lappy | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:MS-DOS_6.22_dir_screenshot.png |
04:04:42 | hcs | ooh, memories |
04:04:44 | n17ikh|Lappy | I've always called that ^^ a dos shell |
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04:05:00 | Llorean | Well, technically speaking you are incorrect. |
04:05:03 | n17ikh|Lappy | yeah, I am |
04:05:06 | Llorean | :-P |
04:05:16 | Llorean | DOS shell makes Explorer look halfway decent. |
04:05:26 | n17ikh|Lappy | that doesn't take very much, mind you |
04:05:43 | n17ikh|Lappy | er, I got that backwards |
04:05:43 | hcs | there was a high graphics mode, I recall, which wasn't much better |
04:05:44 | Xerion | command.com is a shell too |
04:05:48 | n17ikh|Lappy | never mind. |
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04:05:54 | Xerion | so not incorrect at all |
04:06:33 | Llorean | Xerion: command.com is not "dos shell", it's "command.com". |
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04:08:24 | Xerion | it's "a" dos shell though |
04:08:40 | Soap2 | how? |
04:08:50 | Llorean | It's a shell belonging to DOS. |
04:09:18 | Llorean | But when you say "you're forgetting dos shell" it's clear that it's a specific thing NAMED dos shell, otherwise you'd say "the dos shell" |
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04:25:58 | DPic | Do i have to turn off idle poweroff to enable my wake-up alarm? |
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04:27:43 | DPic | Do i have to turn off idle poweroff to enable my wake-up alarm? |
04:28:12 | aliask|uni | DPic: No, why would you? |
04:28:27 | DPic | Because if i don't then my player will turn off before my alarm goes off |
04:28:34 | DPic | Right? |
04:28:53 | aliask|uni | The alarm turns the player on. |
04:29:03 | aliask|uni | Test it out. |
04:29:15 | DPic | okay thanks |
04:29:42 | DPic | and do i have to reinstall the bootloader when i update rockbox? |
04:30:32 | DPic | my alarm isn't working even without the player turning off |
04:30:47 | DPic | i just set it to 11:30 5 minutes ago and it's 11:30 and it didn't go off |
04:31:06 | DPic | Does it only work if the player is off? |
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04:34:28 | safetydan | DPic, what target? |
04:35:05 | DPic | Sorry? |
04:36:38 | DPic | Target? I don't know what that means |
04:37:14 | Capso | aliask|uni: lmao.. How's that? Does this mean it is consuming some electricity at all times, as it is waiting for the alarm? |
04:37:52 | DPic | I just tried it out |
04:37:56 | safetydan | DPic, what type of player do you have? iPod, iRiver, Sansa, etc? |
04:38:03 | DPic | i set it for 11:35 and turned it off and it turned back on at 11:35 |
04:38:09 | safetydan | Capso, pretty much. But the amount should be tiny. |
04:38:12 | DPic | i have an iPod Video |
04:38:35 | Llorean | Capso: It's consuming that bit of power anyway, keeping the clock running. |
04:39:08 | Capso | Llorean: But what is the use, if no alarm is set, to keep the clock running? |
04:39:23 | DPic | So that the time isn't reset.. |
04:39:32 | safetydan | DPic, I'm not sure if the RTC is supported on iPod (i.e. I'm not sure if the alarm works for iPods) |
04:39:44 | Llorean | Capso: Otherwise you'd have to re-set the realtime clock on every boot... |
04:39:52 | DPic | yeah |
04:40:04 | DPic | No it does i just tested it out and figured it out- the player has to be off |
04:40:08 | DPic | then the alarm will turn it back on |
04:40:50 | DPic | do i have to reinstall the bootloader every time i update rockbox? |
04:41:28 | Llorean | No |
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04:41:53 | DPic | just download the latest build and i should be all set? |
04:42:34 | Capso | How does RockBox compare to iPodLinux? |
04:42:38 | Llorean | DPic: Yes. I thought it said that in the manual. |
04:42:44 | Llorean | Capso: They're very different things. |
04:42:55 | safetydan | Capso, Rockbox has more focus on actually being usable for music playback rather than just being a general OS |
04:43:10 | DPic | ipodlinux is based off of linux rockbox is built from scratch |
04:44:03 | Drumr | using both, i can say that ipodlinux is a proof of concept that has a few nice gimmicks |
04:44:28 | Drumr | rockbox is a seriously superior music playing firmware with usable plugins |
04:45:01 | DPic | it does say to download the newest buld but it doesn't say whether or not you need the bootloader too. |
04:45:11 | DPic | Doesn't the bootloader ever need to be updated? |
04:45:40 | Drumr | occasionally |
04:45:40 | Llorean | DPic: If it doesn't say "you need the bootloader", I think that's a sign that you don't... |
04:45:49 | Llorean | The bootloader doesn't update often. |
04:46:09 | Llorean | There's been about 3 or 4 versions of the iRiver H120 bootloader actually released to the public, for example. |
04:46:20 | Llorean | And it's had a port for a couple years now |
04:46:27 | DPic | Can you give me an estimate on how often it does for iPod video? |
04:46:37 | DPic | One ever certain number of days, weeks, or months? |
04:46:48 | Llorean | There's been one mandatory bootloader update required for the iPod, ever, since the initial working version. |
04:47:02 | Drumr | i went through about 3 bootloaders on my h320 in about 2-3 months :-P |
04:47:13 | Drumr | that was in way early dev days thougth |
04:47:49 | Llorean | DPic: Basically, just check at the bootloader download site and see if the date on the file has changed. |
04:48:06 | DPic | I see |
04:48:12 | DPic | How can i check which one i have? |
04:48:28 | Llorean | When did you install it? |
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04:48:51 | DPic | well i just reinstalled it today thinking i needed it to update |
04:49:05 | Llorean | Well, logically speaking, wouldn't that mean you have the one from today? |
04:49:27 | DPic | yes but is there a way i can check that later rather than having to just remember it? |
04:49:28 | Llorean | Which, actually, has been out for a little while, but I mean, if you check the site, that date will be the 'current' date. |
04:49:51 | Llorean | You can press "Right" while the iPod is booting to get debug output, if you can read quickly. |
04:50:23 | Llorean | Actually, it should have a simple version number, now. 1.0 |
04:50:38 | DPic | oh |
04:50:38 | DPic | ok |
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05:50:39 | Llorean | Bagder: Looks like there's something funny with the daily build server, the X5 builds are missing a lot of stuff. |
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06:54:59 | RaRe` | anyone else think the sites running abit slow |
06:55:04 | RaRe` | or is it just me ;( |
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06:56:59 | LinusN | RaRe`: which site? |
06:57:15 | RaRe` | the rockbox site |
06:57:18 | RaRe` | forum |
06:57:32 | RaRe` | seems ok now |
06:57:38 | RaRe` | just before wasnt loading anything |
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07:00:18 | LinusN | the forums are often quite busy at this hour, i don't really know why |
07:00:45 | LinusN | perhaps this is the hour of the spider bots |
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07:06:48 | RaRe` | :( |
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08:10:36 | LinusN | webguest43: not a single soul, we are 133 bots |
08:10:54 | webguest43 | good evening, i´m desperatly in need of help? |
08:11:06 | LinusN | webguest43: i wouldn't know, are you? |
08:12:08 | Llorean | webguest43: You're best off asking whatever your actual question is. |
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08:13:22 | webguest43 | i used a car adapter with my jbr v2 but accidentally it gave 12v input instead of 7,5v or 6v now only my usb charging works...can anyone help me to fix this problems please...thanks |
08:13:45 | LinusN | wow |
08:14:11 | LinusN | hmmm, it's been a long time since i worked on the v2... |
08:15:17 | webguest43 | it used to work fine with 7,5 but now even with the regular charging kit by archos nothing happens...:o( |
08:15:53 | webguest43 | i do have to do some serious driving and wnated to use my jbr v2 on the trip... |
08:16:10 | LinusN | perhaps the charging ship is fried... |
08:16:13 | LinusN | chip |
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08:17:51 | webguest43 | is there any way to reset it...i have experienced difficulties before because sometimes, esp. with a low batterylevel my box freezes while charging... |
08:18:24 | LinusN | it's a 6-pin chip called LTHD or LTRG |
08:18:31 | webguest43 | by the way thanks for your answers |
08:21:01 | LinusN | i don't remember if there is a way to reset it, but i seem to recall that you can hold the OFF button for a very long time |
08:21:26 | LinusN | like up to 30 seconds |
08:21:36 | LinusN | (or was it 10?) |
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08:23:19 | LinusN | here is the data sheet for the chip in question: http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/pub/Main/DataSheets/1734i.pdf |
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08:26:01 | webguest43 | you are right it should be at least 10 seconds, this wil reset the box, but i am afraid this won´t fix my probs |
08:26:22 | LinusN | iirc, it won't work when the device is connected to the charger |
08:27:15 | LinusN | in any case, you will have to repair the hardware to fix the overvoltage damage |
08:27:46 | LinusN | and you should begin with the Linear 1734 chip |
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08:31:59 | webguest43 | do you know if any store does repairs like this? as i´m on holiday an have no equipment whatsoever... |
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08:35:31 | webguest43 | i´m still wondering why tge charfinf via usb still works...is that a different chip? |
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08:43:54 | annulus_ | what's the best plugin to use as a template when writing plugins? |
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08:44:24 | Llorean | Hello World is a good starting place. |
08:44:48 | Llorean | Though Jewels, or one of the other cross-platform ones can be good to look at for loading target specific bitmaps, keymapping, etc. |
08:45:05 | annulus_ | something that does a little more than that, e.g. something that excercises the API a bit |
08:47:01 | gursikh | Is there a way to remove the 20k playlist limit? |
08:47:11 | gursikh | or increase? |
08:47:27 | JdGordon | you can increase it all you want with a custom build... |
08:47:30 | bluebrother | more than 20k entries in a single playlist? |
08:47:55 | gursikh | yes, need about 24 |
08:48:02 | bluebrother | urgh. |
08:48:15 | bluebrother | I even don't have nearly that number of files |
08:48:28 | JdGordon | apps/settings_list.c will have the line you need to chane |
08:48:43 | JdGordon | look for "max files in playlist" or similar.. |
08:48:53 | gursikh | thanks JdGordon, i'll down the source now |
08:49:30 | gursikh | is it just an arteficial limit, or will i need to change other things as well? (memory allocation etc.) |
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08:52:30 | JdGordon | gursikh: that number is the memory allocation.. we would have thought 20k is a fairly safe artificial limit... |
08:52:54 | JdGordon | just change the max value, recompile, then change the value in the setting and your all set |
08:53:09 | gursikh | it's for a friend, he likes to keep the entire hvsc on his nano |
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08:53:37 | JdGordon | aliask: cool change is here :D woohoo |
08:53:42 | bluebrother | is there a reason to have the complete hvsc in a single playlist? |
08:54:01 | gursikh | beats me, but he cries about it at least once a week |
08:54:28 | bluebrother | crazy. |
08:54:31 | JoelColden | hello, sorry to interupt. I'm new to the rockbox thing, but I've made a theme I want to upload and it says I don't have "permission". Is there anyone I need to talk to? |
08:54:34 | bluebrother | JdGordon: any news on FS #6863? |
08:54:56 | gursikh | thanks for the tip JdGordon compiling now :-) |
08:55:00 | JdGordon | well i fixed it.. but it caused tha annoyance you mentioned.. so i didnt commit it |
08:55:05 | bluebrother | JoelColden: yes, you need to give us your wiki name so someone can give you write permissions |
08:55:14 | JdGordon | wont be able to fix it properly till monday probably... |
08:55:47 | bluebrother | hmm. How about committing the fix fml2 posted on that task? It's nasty but the player doesn't lock up anymore |
08:55:55 | bluebrother | until there is a better fix? |
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08:56:33 | w1ll14m_ | i've got some nice new..... |
08:56:35 | w1ll14m_ | news* |
08:56:56 | w1ll14m_ | probably i can get my hands on an unencrypted firmware for nano 2g |
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08:57:21 | JoelColden | bluebrother: thanks, my wikiname is JoelColden |
08:57:24 | JdGordon | bluebrother: im off but im happy for oyu to commit either of the patches in 6863... just leave the task open |
08:57:56 | bluebrother | JdGordon: ok. |
08:58:01 | bluebrother | JoelColden: done. Should work now |
08:58:23 | w1ll14m | i will let you guys now when i have it ;) |
08:58:34 | JoelColden | bluebrother: thanks |
08:59:34 | Llorean | w1ll14m: It's not the Nano2G we want, it's how to encrypt and decrypt for it. |
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09:00:25 | w1ll14m | Llorean: but if we have an unencrypted firmware there might be some info within how to decrypt it |
09:00:37 | w1ll14m | maybe i can get some more info.... ll ask |
09:02:00 | XavierGr | Llorean: I don't know much about encryption but shouldn't the encryption algorithm might be more easy to find when you have the decrypted result? |
09:02:30 | XavierGr | though I may say silly things I don't really know for sure |
09:02:34 | w1ll14m | XavierGr: that's what i think ... |
09:04:39 | w1ll14m | i think the rsrc image contains some info about decrypting osos etc (i'm not shure) |
09:05:05 | DataGhost | lol |
09:05:13 | DataGhost | did you even look at it? |
09:05:16 | JdGordon | Llorean: the decypted firmware is also good to start reverse engeneering it... even if we cant actually start coding.... |
09:05:20 | DataGhost | it's stuffed with wav and xml files |
09:05:35 | Llorean | JdGordon: Yeah, this is true to an extent. |
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09:06:46 | DataGhost | w1ll14m normally, I shouldn't be so sceptical... |
09:06:57 | DataGhost | but I still think the only image which possibly holds a decryption key is the decrypted aupd |
09:07:12 | JdGordon | ok im off.. hae a good weekend all |
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09:07:21 | w1ll14m | sorry ;) i meant aupd instead of rsrc |
09:07:28 | DataGhost | lol |
09:07:32 | w1ll14m | hehehe |
09:07:54 | DataGhost | and they might even just store it in the flashrom, in some part that's not overwritten |
09:07:56 | w1ll14m | but then, 'll try to get my hands on the unencrypted firmware image |
09:08:08 | w1ll14m | maybe it's something we can use |
09:08:11 | DataGhost | since, when we can decrypt it, we'll be able to decrypt aupd and get the new key from there |
09:08:18 | DataGhost | so there's no real need to put it in aupd |
09:08:20 | w1ll14m | dataghost, could be |
09:08:45 | Llorean | They only need to put it in AUPD if there's fear of it getting revealed, and if there's that, then putting it in AUPD would be pointless anyway |
09:09:05 | DataGhost | yeah, that's why I said 'possibly' |
09:09:15 | DataGhost | there is no real need to store it outside of a chip |
09:09:17 | GodEater | w1ll14m: so where are you going to get it from ? |
09:09:34 | DataGhost | and I most certainly wouldn't do that either, if I had to design this |
09:09:48 | w1ll14m | unless aupd has strong encryption and with a new update they use the old key to decrypt and install new aupd with new keys, reboot and ipod has new decryption keys |
09:10:12 | DataGhost | plus the small risk of bricking :) since you're now actually writing the flasrhom |
09:10:16 | DataGhost | s/rh/hr/ |
09:10:27 | w1ll14m | GodEater: a friend of a friend works by apple (ipod development) |
09:10:58 | DataGhost | oh look now that's a lot better than that numbskull who thinks a 'programming team' is the same as 'calling apple how to install linux, they might send me special software! worth a try!' |
09:11:04 | Llorean | w1ll14m: If that's the case, then if the old key is found out (the only reason you'd change keys), someone can use the old key to get the new one anyway. |
09:11:12 | XavierGr | w1ll14m: then tell him to tell us the decryption algorithm :P |
09:11:30 | DataGhost | yeah Llorean that's why it would probably last just 1 hardware revision |
09:11:56 | w1ll14m | XavierGr: 'll i will ask, but that could be even for apple insiders classified info |
09:12:01 | Llorean | DataGhost: Official updates do write to the flash from time to time. People have bricked ipods by resetting during that write. |
09:12:10 | DataGhost | w1ll14m other than that, they needn't even know the key at all |
09:12:27 | DataGhost | they can just submit their code to a 'black box' machine which returns the encrypted firmware |
09:12:43 | DataGhost | so you won't accidentally leak the key and you won't intentionally be able to leak it |
09:12:45 | w1ll14m | DataGhost: true |
09:12:58 | DataGhost | yeah I know Llorean |
09:13:17 | DataGhost | I'm just saying that 'installing rockbox/ipl' will have the small risk of bricking from that point on |
09:13:36 | XavierGr | I still can't understand their fuss into making difficult to load other code in the machine, if you get it broke it is your responsibility after all... |
09:13:57 | w1ll14m | XavierGr:it's about drm |
09:14:07 | DataGhost | XavierGr you have to pay for the games, for example |
09:14:07 | XavierGr | or is it to protect reverse engineering their code? |
09:14:24 | DataGhost | I don't think they're very happy with us playing something like doom.. or a copy of their paid games |
09:14:25 | DataGhost | :P |
09:14:50 | w1ll14m | Apple wants us to run their os because of games (mentioned by DataGhost) and drm and other stuff |
09:14:56 | w1ll14m | atleast that is what i think |
09:15:12 | DataGhost | oh and added functionality for models which weren't intended for such use |
09:15:16 | DataGhost | like games/videos on nano |
09:15:25 | DataGhost | they want you to buy a more expensive iPod :P |
09:15:27 | w1ll14m | yeah indeed |
09:15:36 | w1ll14m | damn true |
09:15:38 | XavierGr | in all cases it is "evil".... |
09:15:46 | XavierGr | they just want more money |
09:16:04 | w1ll14m | Same as microsoft they just want money |
09:16:09 | DataGhost | well, they're not .org or something :P |
09:16:13 | XavierGr | hehe |
09:16:15 | w1ll14m | lol |
09:16:59 | XavierGr | imagine if you were forced to run a specific OS into a PC :\ |
09:17:03 | DataGhost | i'd possibly do the same |
09:17:20 | DataGhost | and who knows.. it might even be a slightly-different-than-normal job interview |
09:17:23 | w1ll14m | XavierGr: that would be my death |
09:17:45 | w1ll14m | I have a HP Jornada 720 which runs linux ;) |
09:17:50 | XavierGr | I mean I pay for the damn thing, let me use it the way I want |
09:17:59 | w1ll14m | it's so much better than that windows ce os |
09:18:51 | w1ll14m | i have a psp with a hacked firmware |
09:19:01 | w1ll14m | couldn't live without it ;) |
09:20:10 | w1ll14m | and ofcourse rockbox...... that is very precious to me :) |
09:20:12 | w1ll14m | lol |
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09:48:55 | w1ll14m | damn windows! |
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09:51:53 | w1ll14m | this is my only windows machine left.......... |
09:52:01 | w1ll14m | stupid thing |
09:52:11 | w1ll14m | :) |
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10:02:12 | w1ll14m | that's heaven :) |
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10:11:23 | Llorean | B4gder: Did you see my message in the logs regarding the x5 build? |
10:12:17 | Slasheri | jhMikeS: hi, i think your latest fix improved cop support too. I will be testing more soon. I also found possible issue with the cpu boosting |
10:16:49 | DataGhost | haha |
10:16:51 | DataGhost | priceless |
10:16:59 | DataGhost | to win the 'gold trashbin' |
10:17:12 | DataGhost | then you'll know your tv-show sucks :P |
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10:20:50 | toni1 | hi |
10:21:19 | toni1 | barrywardell: i think i found the reason for the dropouts on sansa: |
10:21:29 | barrywardell | hi toni1 |
10:21:44 | barrywardell | you mean the audio dropouts? |
10:21:56 | toni1 | The cache_flush() can be interrupted before ending by the fiq |
10:22:10 | toni1 | this may stall the meory system |
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10:23:06 | toni1 | after removing the function calls in lcd_update, the sound was ok (still not very loud) |
10:23:28 | toni1 | but this seems to be another issue |
10:23:50 | barrywardell | ah, so it's the lcd that's slowing things down? |
10:23:56 | toni1 | yes |
10:24:25 | barrywardell | the loudness has a known fix - adjust the dac volume. we just need to find the right level |
10:24:36 | toni1 | sounds good |
10:25:52 | barrywardell | if we could find what the OF writes to 0xe and 0xf in the AS3514 that would tell us what level to set it to |
10:26:00 | barrywardell | what's the other issue? |
10:26:21 | toni1 | oh, i only mean the loudness |
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10:26:34 | Llorean | barrywardell: Were you the one who got access to the internal flash working? |
10:26:38 | barrywardell | ah, ok |
10:27:17 | barrywardell | Llorean: no, but I'd imagine it's just a matter of reading from address 0x0 before memory is remapped |
10:27:24 | toni1 | bye |
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10:27:33 | barrywardell | or did linuxstb already remap the flash to 0x20000000 |
10:27:38 | Llorean | barrywardell: I meant internal flash as in "just the disk storage" |
10:27:44 | Llorean | You know, where the music is. :) |
10:27:46 | barrywardell | ah, yes |
10:27:52 | linuxstb | barrywardell: Only on the ipods I think. |
10:27:54 | barrywardell | that was me in that case. |
10:28:01 | barrywardell | I dumped the hidden partition |
10:28:40 | barrywardell | linuxstb: oh, ok. |
10:28:57 | Llorean | barrywardell: JdGordon had an idea seeing if the MicroSD could be found through bank switching, but when he wrote some test code, that scanned the banks (and locked up after 0 on his 2gb), it didn't lock up after bank 2 on my 6gb, but kept going (reporting the same size for each) |
10:29:49 | Llorean | I was just kinda curious why the same code would behave so differently on my model compared to his, and wondered if you had an insight (of course I haven't actually seen his code, so I don't know exactly what he was doing). |
10:30:34 | barrywardell | hmmm. the bank switching isn't part of the SD standard IIRC |
10:30:49 | barrywardell | it's a proprietry thing |
10:31:09 | barrywardell | so it may only work on models that have two banks (ie. >4GB) |
10:31:36 | Llorean | Ah, that would explain why it hung on the 2gb. |
10:32:03 | Llorean | Well, his code reported that banks 0 through 5 all had unrealistic sizes, so there was a little more wrong with it anyway. |
10:32:22 | Llorean | :) |
10:32:40 | Llorean | But he doesn't have a MicroSD card to test with, so I was guinea pigging as usual. |
10:33:17 | barrywardell | Llorean: dan_a did most of the NAND driver. I just helped him find a few bugs and re-wrote a couple of the functions |
10:33:44 | Llorean | barrywardell: Ah, okay. |
10:33:59 | barrywardell | according to MrH: "If driving an external card one should use SDHC spec |
10:33:59 | barrywardell | instead, if large cards become available and are to be |
10:33:59 | barrywardell | supported. Oh, and if external cards are to be supported, |
10:34:00 | DBUG | Enqueued KICK barrywardell |
10:34:00 | barrywardell | the HW will most likely allow also MMC support if so |
10:34:00 | barrywardell | desired." |
10:34:16 | Llorean | I wonder if there are MicroMMC cards... |
10:34:28 | Llorean | Hm, there are. |
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10:35:45 | Llorean | Rockbox is going to need a little tweaking to handle playlist made PC-side on the sansas with microSD cards in though, if we're going to use a virtual folder like the Ondio. |
10:36:32 | barrywardell | there's also this: "Considering that the Sansa also has a microSD slot, I'd bet some of the GPIOs configured in the init sequence (or potentially some of the other registers) actually perform some sort of chip select function and allow to switch between the internal NAND and external SD card." |
10:36:43 | B4gder | a little request to sansa owners: extract the i2c rom using the new e200tool and compare if you get the same image as the one I distribute |
10:37:15 | Llorean | B4gder: Where's the new e200tool? |
10:37:29 | Llorean | At the old place? |
10:37:32 | B4gder | yeps |
10:38:08 | mattzz | Hi, could somebody please check if FS #6860 can be committed to SVN? Would help people collecting data for http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/SandiskE200BatteryMeasurements |
10:38:17 | Llorean | B4gder: Also, X5 daily builds (and iPod mini, and possibly others) seem to have some build concerns. The .zips are like, 500k or less, on some dates recently (including yesterday/today for x5) |
10:38:30 | B4gder | oh |
10:38:34 | barrywardell | mattzz: do the readings match what the OF reports now? if so then I think it can be committed |
10:38:41 | B4gder | I'll investigate that soon |
10:38:46 | Ctcp | Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood |
10:38:46 | * | barrywardell downloads e200tool |
10:39:04 | * | Llorean does too |
10:39:10 | mattzz | barrywardell: min and max value are OK now. The values inbetween are currently linearized |
10:39:36 | mattzz | barrywardell: so the short anwer is "yes" ;-) |
10:41:09 | barrywardell | mattzz: ok. thanks for doing the battery benchmarks :) |
10:41:59 | mattzz | barrywardell: no prob :) I will keep working on a precieser discharge curve |
10:42:41 | mattzz | barrywardell: is anything regarding *charging* active in the code? what happens to the battery if I plug in the cable while rockbox is running? |
10:42:58 | barrywardell | mattzz: OK, I'll leave the task open for now to let you post more accurate data |
10:43:32 | barrywardell | mattzz: that needs some looking at. we should really reboot into the OF's usb mode when a cable is connected |
10:44:44 | mattzz | barrywardell: would be good if the core people w/ access to the datasheet could give an indication of what can be treated by the circuits and what has to be done in SW. nobody wants do damage his battery :-P |
10:45:32 | Llorean | B4gder: What do I need to do to read the i2c rom? |
10:45:54 | Llorean | barrywardell: With the current bootloader, you just need to shut down Rockbox on USB insert |
10:45:55 | barrywardell | mattzz: I think we can answer any questions you may have about it |
10:45:55 | B4gder | uhm, check one of them i2c commands |
10:46:03 | B4gder | i2cdump I believe |
10:46:05 | Llorean | B4gder: I tried i2cdump |
10:46:31 | Llorean | How do I get my device in a mode where it shows up as 6666:e200 rather than 0781:0720 |
10:46:55 | B4gder | you don't force that |
10:47:00 | Llorean | barrywardell: The sansa wakes up on USB insert, and the bootloader starts the OF on USB detect, so shutting down on USB insert triggers a reboot into the OF ->USB mode |
10:47:07 | B4gder | as it requires you to first damage the i2c rom |
10:47:22 | Llorean | B4gder: Well, it's only looking for that. |
10:47:39 | B4gder | are you in manufactor mode when trying this? |
10:47:46 | linuxstb | barrywardell: Do you want to release the bootloader with USB detection? |
10:47:49 | Llorean | B4gder: Yes |
10:47:57 | B4gder | ok, weird |
10:48:21 | Llorean | e200tool only scans for 6666:e200 when invoking the i2cdump, it doesn't check for the other one, at least it doesn't say that it does. |
10:48:47 | mattzz | Llorean: I agree. Can we make sure that there is no loop (rockbox firmware −−> usb cable connect −−> reboot −−> rockbox firmware −−> usb...) |
10:49:25 | Llorean | mattzz: Rockbox would have to not shut down if a USB cable is detected during startup then. |
10:49:26 | mattzz | I dont know if there is a way to reboot explicitely into OF without keypress while booting |
10:49:35 | mattzz | ah, ok |
10:49:42 | barrywardell | Llorean: e200tool init, followed by e200tool i2cdump i2c.bin |
10:49:48 | Llorean | mattzz: As I said, the current bootloader in SVN goes into the OF if the bootloader detects a USB cable. No keypress necessary |
10:49:53 | barrywardell | B4gder: mine is different |
10:49:55 | Llorean | barrywardell: I swear I did an init first. |
10:50:11 | mattzz | gotta go - cu |
10:50:12 | Llorean | barrywardell: I'll do it again |
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10:50:26 | B4gder | barrywardell: and what model do you have? does it differ much? |
10:50:33 | barrywardell | e280 |
10:50:36 | B4gder | how come you can i2cdump but not Llorean? |
10:50:39 | barrywardell | it differs by 1 byte |
10:50:54 | B4gder | care to share your dump? |
10:50:55 | Llorean | B4gder: e200tool init finds my device, but says it can't claim it. |
10:51:05 | * | Llorean hadn't noticed that bit. |
10:51:09 | B4gder | aha |
10:51:23 | B4gder | Llorean: have you successfully e200tooled your sansa before? |
10:51:41 | Llorean | B4gder: I've successfully e200tool inited without that failure to claim message. |
10:51:50 | barrywardell | linuxstb: yes, I think it would be good to release. |
10:52:37 | linuxstb | barrywardell: Do you have a binary? |
10:53:24 | barrywardell | B4gder: http://barrywardell.net/assets/files/sansa/i2c.bin |
10:53:35 | barrywardell | B4gder: just byte 0x9 is different |
10:53:47 | barrywardell | linuxstb: I can build and test one now... |
10:53:49 | Llorean | B4gder: Ah, sudo fixed everything |
10:54:04 | B4gder | barrywardell: thanks |
10:54:22 | Llorean | Oh, well, it fixed "init" |
10:54:26 | Llorean | But not i2cdump |
10:54:39 | barrywardell | Llorean: are you in Manufacturing mode? |
10:55:00 | Llorean | barrywardell: Manufacturing mode is the mode in which the device just lights up the wheel and nothing else, right? |
10:55:10 | barrywardell | yeah, that's it |
10:55:51 | Llorean | I'll try reconnecting it. |
10:55:58 | Llorean | Maybe the failures earlier confused things |
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11:01:58 | * | B4gder runs sansapatcher |
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11:03:53 | B4gder | and... data abort |
11:04:42 | Llorean | B4gder: Apparently e200tool just doesn't like me. It's giving me bulk write errors while trying to initialize the USB stub now. =/ |
11:04:44 | barrywardell | linuxstb: http://barrywardell.net/assets/files/sansa/PP5022.mi4 |
11:04:56 | Llorean | Apparently connection timed out. |
11:05:48 | B4gder | annoying |
11:05:49 | barrywardell | linuxstb: that's svn r12896 |
11:06:45 | Llorean | B4gder: Okay, that time it claimed to work, and the i2cdump still didn't work. I suspect it just hates me. |
11:06:57 | barrywardell | the only new thing is usb detection and disabling database rebuild with firmware versions 01.01.11A and 1.00.12E |
11:07:23 | barrywardell | Llorean: are you doing this on windows? I've heard e200tool isn't too reliable there |
11:07:34 | Llorean | barrywardell: VMware |
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11:07:53 | linuxstb | barrywardell: 404 |
11:08:17 | barrywardell | linuxstb: sorry, http://barrywardell.net/assets/files/sansapatcher/PP5022.mi4 |
11:09:48 | Llorean | barrywardell: What I don't understand is, I thought it's not supposed to be searching for 6666:e200 |
11:10:16 | B4gder | yes it is |
11:10:23 | B4gder | init uploads new code that changes the ids |
11:10:26 | Llorean | Ah |
11:10:42 | * | B4gder gets info from the secret feed... |
11:10:51 | Llorean | Well that's not working properly then. :) |
11:10:58 | Llorean | Let me see if I can check some things here |
11:12:03 | Llorean | Alright, my device vanishes from lsusb after e200tool init |
11:12:51 | barrywardell | Llorean: http://rafb.net/p/SzSxAX65.html <- that's what I did |
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11:14:02 | Llorean | barrywardell: With the exception of the '6666:e200 ... found!' and what follows, it looks exactly the same as my output |
11:15:25 | B4gder | I could dump my e260 |
11:15:49 | Llorean | B4gder: I've figured out the problem |
11:15:52 | Llorean | It's a VMWare thing |
11:15:58 | Llorean | I haven't figured out the solution yet, but I've got the problem |
11:16:00 | B4gder | oh, I did it with vmware just now |
11:16:16 | Llorean | Oh. Well then. |
11:16:30 | Llorean | I have a big "Prototype Vendor ID USB device" button at the top of my VMWare window |
11:16:39 | Llorean | That is blue, instead of white, indicating it's not connected. |
11:16:43 | B4gder | aha |
11:16:47 | B4gder | mine is white |
11:17:12 | Llorean | Mine refuses to go white |
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11:18:26 | B4gder | my e260 dump differs from MrH's |
11:18:34 | eatnumber1 | if anyone is familiar with the powermgmt code, can they point me at where the charging mode is activated, and where the detection of the charger takes place? My ipod does not detect that it is charging, and so reboots after the timeout_interval |
11:20:43 | linuxstb | B4gder: Can you update the download site with http://www.davechapman.f2s.com/rockbox/sansapatcher.zip ? |
11:21:09 | Llorean | Alright, I think I'm ready to declare my VMWare "unwilling to cooperate". :( |
11:21:42 | barrywardell | B4gder: is it the same byte again? what model does MrH have? |
11:22:08 | linuxstb | eatnumber1: Which ipod do you have? |
11:22:10 | B4gder | the same byte yes, as the first one (I only used cmp) |
11:22:17 | Llorean | Oh, B4gder, and others, had you seen http://cia.navi.cx/stats/project/rockbox ? I'm not sure when this sprouted up, but its RSS feed at least works a lot better than the gmane one. |
11:22:19 | B4gder | comparing mine with your showed another diff |
11:22:34 | B4gder | barrywardell: he has a 260, but I think he might have a euro version |
11:23:02 | barrywardell | mine's a US e280 |
11:23:14 | linuxstb | eatnumber1: The function you need to complete for charger detection is firmware/target/arm/ipod/power-ipod.c |
11:23:21 | B4gder | I'm keeping MrH posted on the dumps |
11:23:38 | eatnumber1 | linuxstb, I have a nano |
11:24:48 | B4gder | linuxstb: done! |
11:25:37 | eatnumber1 | hmm... i've never seen this syntax before... would someone please care to explain it to me? |
11:25:41 | eatnumber1 | (GPIOL_INPUT_VAL & 0x08)?false:true |
11:25:46 | linuxstb | eatnumber1: The first thing to do is to go into the System -> Debug -> View I/O ports screen and see if you can identify how to detect the charger. |
11:26:40 | linuxstb | eatnumber1: That checks bit 3 of GPIO port L, returning false if it's 1, true if it's 0. |
11:26:43 | Llorean | eatnumber1: if(GPIOL_INPUT_VAL & 0x08) then false else true, basically. |
11:26:49 | eatnumber1 | ah, ok |
11:27:46 | eatnumber1 | ok, i've got the gpio digits for charging and not charging |
11:28:27 | linuxstb | You don't want "charging", you want "charger inserted". They are different. |
11:29:02 | eatnumber1 | erm, yea, thats what I meant |
11:29:25 | bluebrother | Llorean: nice page −− how about collecting such information in the wiki? |
11:29:26 | eatnumber1 | GPIO_B changes from F9 to F8 when charger is plugged in |
11:29:28 | linuxstb | But you need to test when the battery is fully charged, do make sure you do have the right one. |
11:29:39 | linuxstb | ^to make sure |
11:29:42 | eatnumber1 | ah |
11:29:43 | eatnumber1 | ok |
11:29:45 | bluebrother | there are quite frequently questions about a rss feed. |
11:29:49 | Llorean | bluebrother: I just stumbled across the page. I have no idea who registered us there. |
11:30:03 | eatnumber1 | one problem is that rockbox reports the status of the battery wrong |
11:30:06 | bluebrother | we could have an ExternalRelatedPages page |
11:31:21 | eatnumber1 | is there an elseifdef statement? Vim isn't highlighting #elseifdef |
11:31:35 | bluebrother | #else defined(foo) |
11:31:41 | eatnumber1 | k |
11:31:46 | bluebrother | nah ... |
11:32:04 | bluebrother | forget me ... was something like #elseif or #elif |
11:32:14 | * | bluebrother should get more coffee |
11:32:52 | eatnumber1 | vim likes #elif defined( IPOD_NANO ) |
11:33:06 | bluebrother | guess vim is right then ;-) |
11:33:11 | linuxstb | eatnumber1: Yes, that's perfect. |
11:34:22 | eatnumber1 | so since the gpio is changing from F9 to F8, that would be bit one I have to check? |
11:35:07 | linuxstb | Yes - (GPIOB_INPUT_VAL & 0x01) |
11:35:41 | eatnumber1 | ok, so i've got #elif defined( IPOD_NANO ) |
11:35:43 | eatnumber1 | return (GPIOB_INPUT_VAL & 0x01)?false:true; |
11:36:12 | eatnumber1 | just gotta wait till it's charged to check that the bit doesn't change |
11:36:58 | eatnumber1 | in the meantime, how could I improve the battery statusbar? Rockbox never reports correct battery information |
11:37:43 | linuxstb | I don't know how to do that, but I think it involves running the battery_bench plugin and analysing the results in order to convert voltage to percentage. |
11:38:20 | eatnumber1 | oh yea, something I forgot... the #elif defined( IPOD_NANO ) statement, don't I have to define IPOD_NANO somewhere? |
11:39:00 | linuxstb | No, the Rockbox build system defines that. |
11:39:14 | eatnumber1 | ok |
11:39:59 | eatnumber1 | oh, lol... looking at the rest of the code, it seems that bit one of GPIOB is for when it is charging =) |
11:40:22 | eatnumber1 | it is probably the same as the video... on my ipod that GPIO also changes when I insert the charger |
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11:43:20 | eatnumber1 | ok, ipod is charged... GPIOB changed, but GPIOL did not... |
11:43:23 | * | eatnumber1 compiles |
11:44:19 | linuxstb | eatnumber1: I think you may also need to modify firmware/export/config-ipodnano.h - to define CONFIG_CHARGING. I would just copy the same options from the ipod video config file. |
11:46:03 | eatnumber1 | I don't see anything |
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11:48:48 | eatnumber1 | what is the difference between the Normal and Advanced builds? |
11:50:06 | linuxstb | eatnumber1: Where are you looking? Search for "CHARGING" in config-ipodnano.h |
11:50:20 | eatnumber1 | no, i mean in the build process |
11:50:24 | linuxstb | Advanced builds are for players which have had their hardware modified. |
11:50:29 | eatnumber1 | ah |
11:51:19 | eatnumber1 | the only things there is for hardware controlled charging... which idk if the ipod can do |
11:51:40 | linuxstb | Just copy what's in config-ipodvideo.h |
11:52:02 | eatnumber1 | ah, ok |
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11:53:23 | eatnumber1 | hmm, in config-ipodnano.h there already is a commented out statement. The only difference between that statement and the one in ipodvideo.h is that ipodnano.h has CHARGING_SIMPLE and ipodvideo has CHARGING_MONITOR |
11:53:30 | eatnumber1 | do you know what each does? |
11:55:18 | eatnumber1 | arg, I assume I need a cross-compiler for the arm processor? |
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12:07:53 | B4gder | eatnumber1: you do, yes |
12:08:37 | B4gder | tools/rockboxdev.sh on anything except cygwin, for which we have prebuilt packages |
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12:11:48 | eatnumber1 | is this something simple enough that I can just check it in w/o testing on my actual ipod? |
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12:15:26 | linuxstb | eatnumber1: What do you mean by "check it in" ? You can't commit code to Rockbox SVN unless you've been granted write access to it. |
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12:15:52 | pondlife | eatnumber1: When you're happy with your work, put a patch on Flyspray for review |
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12:16:15 | eatnumber1 | ah, ok... I assumed stupid things =) |
12:16:44 | eatnumber1 | can it be a diff instead of a patch? |
12:16:56 | linuxstb | They're the same thing. |
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12:20:45 | eatnumber1 | can svn do a diff of a file that has not been checked in with the latest version? |
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12:21:39 | linuxstb | Yes. If you haven't modified anything else, just do "svn diff > mypatch.diff" in the "rockbox" directory (i.e. the same level as apps, firmware, tools etc) |
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12:22:25 | linuxstb | If you only want to include specific files, do something like "svn diff firmare/whereever/file1.c firmware/whereever/file2.c > mypatch.diff" |
12:23:36 | eatnumber1 | k |
12:23:42 | eatnumber1 | and where should I post it? |
12:24:13 | markun | linuxstb, preglow: I hope the reply will be a 'yes' :) http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/ffmpeg-devel/2007-March/025811.html |
12:24:14 | linuxstb | Click on the "patches" link on the Rockbox home page (in the menu on the left) |
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12:27:48 | eatnumber1 | ok, it seems to work fine on my ipod |
12:28:30 | std|na | hello |
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12:30:14 | preglow | markun: would put a smile on my face, yes |
12:32:45 | markun | preglow: if only it was easier to import the ffmpeg codecs |
12:34:43 | std|denis | give me a hint, please, why rockbox shutting down right after the start in normal startup, and running ok in USB mode? |
12:35:30 | eatnumber1 | well in flyspray, patch number 4984 is for a wma codec taken from ffmpeg |
12:35:53 | markun | std|denis: low battery? |
12:36:29 | markun | eatnumber1: I know, I'm just saying it would be nice if it was easier to make such a patch |
12:37:16 | eatnumber1 | markun, ah |
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12:38:31 | std|denis | markun: but it should show me "WARNING! BATTERY LOW!!" message. isn't it? |
12:38:49 | markun | std|denis: yes, it should. |
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12:39:06 | std|denis | but it did't |
12:39:50 | std|denis | after some reconnects of USB and starting original, iRiver's, firmware it working now as it should.. |
12:40:49 | preglow | markun: benjamin larsson = merbanan (in here) ? |
12:40:59 | B4gder | yes |
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12:41:23 | preglow | the email addy made me suspect, yes |
12:41:24 | preglow | heh |
12:41:33 | preglow | damn, i've been meaning to have a serious look at ffmpeg |
12:41:39 | preglow | but somehow it just doesn't happen |
12:47:36 | nls | preglow: is there anything stopping a commit of tomals vorbis patches, in FS #6848? |
12:47:53 | preglow | nls: well, the latest comment doesn't sound too good |
12:50:54 | nls | preglow: right... could you post your changes someplace? |
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12:52:24 | preglow | i have to run very soon |
12:52:36 | preglow | just put swap32() around the only two ptr array accesses you see |
12:52:47 | preglow | that's not commitable, of course, but works |
12:52:47 | nls | ok, thanks |
12:53:03 | preglow | at least for coldfire, that again will destroy arm :> |
12:53:26 | nls | couldn't we use something like letoh() ? |
12:54:05 | preglow | yes |
12:54:39 | nls | maybe ther's a more clever way |
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13:00:04 | LinusN | well, we have those macros |
13:00:11 | LinusN | system.h |
13:02:40 | preglow | nls: but no, i'd love to see them commited |
13:02:45 | preglow | nice gain with not too much code |
13:03:37 | * | preglow indulges in one more nag before leaving: any makefile gurus around that could have a look at (the most annoying) fs #6847? |
13:03:41 | preglow | http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/ffmpeg-devel/2007-March/025811.html |
13:03:50 | preglow | yes, spurious paste day |
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13:13:55 | jhMikeS | preglow: odd, I haven't noticed happen but I'm using make 3.81 ... all I can really say about it |
13:14:49 | jhMikeS | I remember encountering the need for double makes with the old version I had...not just for codecs |
13:15:14 | nls | there's another fun one, but not as anoyying, when running make -j it errors out on codec_crt0.o file not found... |
13:15:32 | nls | sometimes, not always |
13:15:56 | linuxstb | nls: Yes, I get that sometimes (with make -j) |
13:22:41 | LinusN | the codec double-make is a dependency problem |
13:23:30 | linuxstb | Can you see the problem? |
13:23:34 | LinusN | yes |
13:24:20 | jhMikeS | next logical question: can anything be done about it? |
13:24:28 | amiconn | There's a probably related problem: In simulator builds, codecs are always relinked, even if issuing 'make' with no changes at all |
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13:27:40 | jhMikeS | I never used -j so I guess that explains it |
13:32:21 | linuxstb | Any amd64 users around who can update the sansapatcher binary? You need to have http://download.rockbox.org/bootloader/sandisk-sansa/e200/PP5022.mi4 in the rbutil/sansapatcher directory, and then just type "make". |
13:32:34 | linuxstb | ^linux amd64 users |
13:33:46 | nls | linuxstb: sure, but I don't have a sansa so I can't test... |
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13:36:33 | thewho | Is anyone familiar with the code in tree.c? Specifically dirbrowse()? What does it return? Declared is int, but there are some "return false" and "return true". |
13:36:39 | nls | linuxstb: ok, it gave me a warning but the binary runs... should I post it somewhere? |
13:37:03 | thewho | Or is it one big mess? |
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13:41:50 | linuxstb | nls: Thanks. We need to give it to LinusN or B4gder/Bagder so they can put it on the download server. |
13:42:04 | linuxstb | Is it just a single printf warning? |
13:42:19 | nls | sansapatcher.c:710: warning: format ‘%llu’ expects type ‘long long unsigned int’, but argument 2 has type ‘loff_t’ |
13:42:29 | nls | so, yeah I guess so |
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13:49:07 | amiconn | off_t can be unsigned long long or unsigned long depending on arch |
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13:50:11 | B4gder | they invented the z modifier for that |
13:50:16 | B4gder | %zd |
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13:50:52 | B4gder | hm, or was that for size_t? |
13:50:54 | thewho | Anyone on dirbrowse()? |
13:51:15 | nls | Bagder: could I send you the updated sansapatcher? |
13:51:27 | B4gder | nls: sure, mail it my way |
13:54:36 | barrywardell | are we gonna make an announcement about sansapatcher? |
13:54:44 | barrywardell | in the forums? mailing list? |
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13:55:00 | B4gder | sounds like a good idea (both) |
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13:57:33 | barrywardell | Should we just update the manual and point people there? or to the wiki? |
13:59:54 | aliask | Why not all of the above? |
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14:00:21 | barrywardell | it's good to have one consistent place to direct people to |
14:00:32 | barrywardell | and only one set of instructions to keep up to date |
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14:16:04 | linuxstb | I think we should remove the instructions from the wiki, and make the manual the only source. That's been done for ipods now. |
14:16:49 | linuxstb | USB detection in the bootloader is probably a good thing to use to persuade people to upgrade their bootloader to the sansapatcher way. |
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14:25:56 | Webgiest | are there any e2xx users here that have noticed a strange screen bug "screen fills with black with vertical lines" since the double buffer commit? |
14:27:42 | Webgiest | can't reproduce it right away and its happened before "on startup" but never this freqently and never after RB has started completely |
14:28:27 | nls | Webgiest: are you using the most recent bootloader |
14:29:31 | Webgiest | no im not, but I was told yesturday that it wasn't needed |
14:30:44 | Webgiest | its not the starting up bug that gets me it happens while playing music and playing games since yesturday |
14:31:00 | Webgiest | at the same time* |
14:31:00 | nls | Webgiest: well updating wouldn't hurt, it can now even detect usb in the bootloader which eill send you directly to the of |
14:31:19 | nls | but yeah it probably wont help... |
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14:35:20 | Webgiest | well just curious to see if im the only one experiancing this bug I'll try the latest build on my other e2xx today and see if happens again |
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15:19:14 | KCC | heyy everybody, hows rockbox comin along? |
15:19:29 | KCC | havent used by box'd gigabeat in almost 2 months now, anything new and exciting? |
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15:19:47 | nls | it's coming along nicely, check the changelog |
15:20:10 | B4gder | 2 month is pretty long by rockbox standards |
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15:22:05 | KCC | I see theres quite a few new WPS |
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15:23:41 | jac0b | is there any headway on the low volume on the sansa |
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15:46:28 | Nergar | hello, i have a X5 and i want to know what does rockbox offers |
15:47:31 | B4gder | it offers fame, glory and profit! |
15:47:41 | B4gder | we just haven't figured out exactly how yet |
15:47:51 | B4gder | http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/WhyRockbox |
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15:48:15 | B4gder | http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/FeatureComparison |
15:51:39 | Nergar | reading |
15:52:49 | DataGhost | ha |
15:52:56 | DataGhost | nice to read something, forgetting the context |
15:53:07 | DataGhost | I thought you were talking about a car :) |
15:54:26 | Nergar | does rockbox supports wma? |
15:54:34 | markun | not yet |
15:54:36 | Nergar | aand video playback in the x5? |
15:54:42 | markun | yes |
15:54:52 | markun | MPEG1/2 |
15:55:07 | Nergar | 4? |
15:55:15 | Nergar | well, xvid? |
15:55:24 | B4gder | you need to transcode anyway, so there's no need for mpeg4 |
15:55:50 | markun | Nergar: http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/PluginMpegplayer |
15:56:33 | markun | Nergar: it's still work on progress |
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15:56:46 | Nergar | ok, how safe is it? |
15:57:03 | Nergar | i guess, since it is a 2.5 it must be really safe |
15:57:06 | B4gder | very safe |
15:57:12 | B4gder | it isn't 2.5 for the x5 though |
15:57:21 | Nergar | :S |
15:57:25 | markun | Nergar: we gave up on releases after 2.5 :) |
15:57:36 | Nergar | why? |
15:58:01 | markun | It didn't really work when we tried to get a 3.0 release |
15:58:08 | markun | but maybe we can try again |
15:58:37 | Nergar | gonna try it, i almost bricked my x5 a few moments ago when formatting the hdd of the x5 |
15:59:26 | B4gder | why would that brick an x5? |
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16:00:17 | markun | Nergar: I think rockbox doesn't add too much on the X5 compared to other Players (like the Gigabeat which is unusable for many people without rockbox) |
16:00:45 | Nergar | so, should i try it or not? |
16:01:26 | markun | Nergar: try it and if you don't like it you can always switch back |
16:01:46 | Nergar | B4gder, cus my lappy crashed while formatting then, windows couldn't recognize the device |
16:01:55 | markun | If you don't expect too much of it, it can only be better than expected :) |
16:02:06 | Nergar | lol |
16:02:19 | markun | I think people use the term 'bricked' too much |
16:03:06 | hcs | If I had a brick for every time 'bricked' was misused... |
16:03:09 | markun | at least I only consider a DAP to be a brick when it cannot be fixed anymore |
16:03:26 | markun | hcs: a castle! |
16:03:35 | nls | markun: so true... |
16:03:49 | Nergar | well, linux had no problem formatting my x5 |
16:03:55 | markun | or we could make a big ROCKBOX logo on the top of a hill in Sweden somewhere out of brick |
16:04:05 | B4gder | yay |
16:04:30 | * | nls would volounteer if someone gave me the bricks :-) |
16:04:42 | hcs | markun: or we could throw them through the windows of Apple's offices until they give up the ipod specs |
16:04:43 | markun | Where people take their children for a picknick in the weekend.. |
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16:05:07 | B4gder | "look kids, that's the REAL rockbox brick construction" |
16:05:07 | markun | hcs: now you are just dreaming :) |
16:05:15 | nls | hcs: but does apple have windows in it's offices? :-P |
16:05:26 | markun | ;) |
16:05:40 | hcs | should've called it "brickbox" |
16:05:53 | Nergar | lmao @ nls |
16:06:20 | hcs | nls: ah, got it, heh |
16:06:49 | bluebrother | does the Rockbox office have bricks in the walls? ;-) |
16:08:01 | Nergar | brb |
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16:30:46 | Nergar | ok, i'm lost |
16:30:55 | bluebrother | where? |
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16:31:16 | Nergar | the manual says i need to download a release, and also the font package |
16:31:37 | Nergar | but it doesn't say anithing on where to place the font package |
16:31:38 | bluebrother | there is no release for the x5. Use a "current build" instead |
16:31:50 | bluebrother | the font package is on the archived builds page |
16:32:00 | Nergar | yes, i have both |
16:32:11 | Nergar | but where do i place the font package? |
16:32:16 | bluebrother | ah, no. On the extras page ;-) |
16:32:23 | bluebrother | just extract it like the build |
16:32:32 | bluebrother | it should create files in /.rockbox/fonts |
16:32:49 | bluebrother | and the zip has the structure in itself. |
16:33:46 | Nergar | oh, ok so i overwrite the current build with the fonts package? |
16:34:20 | nls | Nergar: it will not overwrite anything |
16:34:20 | bluebrother | you could say so |
16:34:38 | bluebrother | it won't overwrite but only add files, but it's some case of "overwriting" |
16:34:50 | Nergar | yes, i know, but it WILL ask me if i want to overwrite |
16:34:55 | bluebrother | I guess windows will warn you about the possibility of overwriting files |
16:36:01 | * | nls wishes rbutil was released and all this would be "click the button"... |
16:36:07 | Nergar | any OS |
16:36:19 | bluebrother | not any |
16:36:27 | nls | windows, macos, linux and possibly bsd |
16:36:45 | bluebrother | when unzipping a build from linux using the command line unzip it only asks if there are already files existing |
16:36:51 | * | bluebrother does this regularly |
16:37:33 | Nergar | well, command line is another thing |
16:37:42 | nls | bluebrother: yes, me to I even made a script that does make && make zip && unzip ... && eject :-) |
16:38:01 | bluebrother | hehe ... haven't bothered with that yet |
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16:40:02 | Nergar | mmm, i did something wrong |
16:40:40 | markun | Nergar: what did you do wrong? (or why do you think you did) |
16:40:43 | Nergar | lmao, i used the original x5 FW as a bootloader |
16:40:46 | bluebrother | nls: do you know what "error -3" means? I sometimes get this on my h120, but it works fine |
16:41:25 | nls | bluebrother, nope |
16:41:43 | bluebrother | strange. Just read a report on the forums about that. |
16:43:35 | nls | bluebrother: looks like "wrong model" |
16:44:10 | Nergar | mmm, didn't like the GUI |
16:44:24 | bluebrother | select a different theme |
16:44:30 | Nergar | where? |
16:44:34 | bluebrother | the default one isn't the nicest |
16:44:57 | bluebrother | main menu / settings / browse themes |
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16:46:38 | Nico_P | ... we need an FAQ entry about album art |
16:47:07 | Nico_P | the same question keeps coming over and over again : "when will this patch be committed ?" |
16:47:24 | bluebrother | "never" |
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16:49:03 | Nergar | the themes sux |
16:49:17 | bluebrother | tried iCatcher? |
16:49:23 | Nergar | yes |
16:49:30 | Nergar | so minimalistics |
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16:49:48 | bluebrother | then you might want to visit the WpsGallery in the wiki and / or rockbox-themes.org |
16:53:27 | Nico_P | bluebrother: nooo :) "when MoB is in" |
16:53:40 | linuxstb | Nico_P: Then it will be a different patch... |
16:54:01 | Nico_P | linuxstb: I'll have it in the same tracker entry |
16:54:14 | Nico_P | but I see your point |
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16:57:57 | fluke | hello, i want to know how you port the rockbox to a new mp3 player. |
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16:58:18 | nls | fluke: http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/WebHome?topic=NewPort |
16:58:42 | fluke | thank you ,i 'll check it out |
16:58:56 | linuxstb | fluke: Which player? |
16:59:52 | markun | Nergar: I think that the rockbox looks matter more to the non-developers than developers. |
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17:00:16 | Nergar | yep, taking a look to the themes |
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17:03:28 | bluebrother | Nico_P: AlbumArt is useless :D |
17:04:49 | Nico_P | bluebrother: now that's a provovation :) |
17:04:58 | Nico_P | provocation* |
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17:05:34 | fluke | i have some experience to C programming, but I haven't done anything to microchip. and, im not an english speaker, i have a little problem in reading english information. :( |
17:06:13 | bluebrother | hehe |
17:06:40 | bluebrother | fluke: have you checked if your player can upgrade its firmware? |
17:06:58 | linuxstb | fluke: Which player do you want to port Rockbox to? |
17:06:58 | Nico_P | fluke: where are you from ? |
17:07:04 | GodEater_ | MoB is supposed to allow reading an arbitrary |
17:07:11 | GodEater_ | amount of metadata per track yes ? |
17:07:40 | GodEater_ | doesn't this mean that you'd need album art per mp3/ogg/<format of your choice> ? |
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17:07:51 | sbeh | hi, is there any way to reset a sandisk sansa e260 with original firmware? |
17:08:15 | toffe82 | all these talk about alurm art and other looks like the the fight between kde and gnome, some like the to tweak things (dev), some like easy things (users), choose your side ;) |
17:08:29 | toffe82 | album^^ |
17:08:39 | fluke | the vendor(the mp3 maker, i dont know if i spelt it wrong) provide a software to upgrade the firmware, but i want to add some function to my mp3, so i think of porting rockbox to it |
17:09:26 | fluke | im from china, my mp3 is an old-style one, ANECA sf810 |
17:09:46 | sbeh | the vendor's firmware on my sandisk sansa e260 hangs, is the only way to get it back working to wait until the batteries are discharged? |
17:10:20 | linuxstb | GodEater_: I'm not sure what you mean... Do you mean we need to buffer one image per audio track? |
17:10:21 | GodEater_ | toffe82, I think the main argument around album art is it's implementation - it'll always be a personal choice as to whether or not to use that implementation. |
17:10:46 | toffe82 | ok |
17:10:47 | GodEater_ | linuxstb, not that we *need* to no |
17:10:54 | nls | sbeh: hold down power for about 15 seconds |
17:11:05 | markun | fluke: your english seems fine to me, don't worry :) |
17:11:29 | markun | fluke: do you know what kind of hardware is inside the SF810? |
17:11:30 | GodEater_ | linuxstb, the description of MoB as it was explained to me was to load metadata for a given track into part of the audio buffer? |
17:11:52 | linuxstb | No, it's to load metadata for every track into the audio buffer, immediately before the track itself. |
17:12:05 | GodEater_ | every track in the playlist ? |
17:12:13 | linuxstb | Every track that is buffered. |
17:12:18 | sbeh | nls: ah, thank you |
17:12:35 | GodEater_ | and that metadata can come from anywhere? Not just the tracks themselves ? |
17:13:02 | linuxstb | It's whatever the "get_metadata(filename)" function reads for that file. |
17:13:26 | GodEater_ | so for album art that could include just the .bmp file in the same directory as the track |
17:13:28 | GodEater_ | I see |
17:13:43 | GodEater_ | when I read metadata, I just assumed tags |
17:14:01 | linuxstb | No, it's everything surrounding the track. Lyrics have also been mentioned. |
17:14:04 | fluke | <markun> , i dont know, i'll check it out by google, and i plan to buy a 2nd-hand ipod, then maybe i can add some function to the current rockbox firmware |
17:14:08 | GodEater_ | I should remember what's said about assumption :) |
17:15:05 | linuxstb | :) |
17:15:14 | GodEater_ | how large is the audio buffer on a swcodec target typically ? |
17:15:17 | fluke | the reason i want to port the firmware, is not only to satisfy my need but also to improve my programming skill, im a colledge student in Computer Science |
17:15:42 | markun | fluke: ok, great |
17:15:47 | markun | welcome to rockbox :) |
17:16:12 | fluke | i come from the Google Code of Summer page |
17:16:27 | markun | we also have a chinese translation, but it's difficult to find good fonts |
17:16:36 | linuxstb | GodEater: The 32MB targets have about 29MB for the audio buffer, depending on things like the database, dircache etc. |
17:17:10 | linuxstb | Some targets are 16MB, and the 60GB/80GB ipod videos are 64MB. |
17:17:20 | GodEater_ | and is the audio buffer the one which contains the compressed data, or the uncompressed pcm ? |
17:17:21 | fluke | I think I need some time to get familiar with your project, If I could do it , I want to make it support Chinese language |
17:17:29 | linuxstb | GodEater: The compressed data. |
17:17:40 | GodEater_ | so there should be plenty of room really then |
17:17:46 | linuxstb | There's a 512KB buffer for the uncompressed PCM. |
17:18:17 | markun | fluke: we already have support for the chinese language |
17:18:20 | fluke | <markun>, I didn't know you have a chinese translation |
17:19:02 | markun | fluke: http://svn.rockbox.org/viewvc.cgi/trunk/apps/lang/ |
17:19:14 | markun | chinese-simp.lang and chinese-trad.lang |
17:19:17 | fluke | ok , i'll take a look at the wiki, i think i don't know enough about this project |
17:19:35 | linuxstb | GodEater: Currently Rockbox (swcodec) has a hard-coded limit of 32 tracks which can be buffered at the same time. So we have an array of 32 metadata structs. So adding album-art cleanly (i.e. not performing additional disk spin-ups) would mean reserving buffer space for 32 images. |
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17:23:46 | linuxstb | fluke: I think your player has a Sigmatel 3520 inside - the same as the iriver I5/G2/U2 players. This is a problem... |
17:24:54 | fluke | why? it has an encrypt machantrism? |
17:25:14 | linuxstb | It's a DSP and there is no free C compiler for it. |
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17:26:11 | fluke | what cpu does ipod have? ARM? |
17:26:25 | linuxstb | It has two 75MHz arm7tdmi processors. |
17:26:49 | fluke | looks very powerful |
17:26:58 | markun | it's not :) |
17:27:25 | fluke | it's only an mp3 player |
17:27:27 | markun | well, it depends to what you compare it of course |
17:27:35 | linuxstb | Rockbox only uses one of the two CPUs at the moment - but work is ongoing to use the second one. |
17:28:03 | markun | fluke: the Gigabeat has a 300MHz ARM9 (but yes, that's overkill for a mp3 player) |
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17:29:49 | fluke | to use two cpu at the same time(i dont know how to spell the word "simotaniously"), do you nees a parell algorithm? |
17:30:10 | fluke | something like distributed system |
17:31:54 | markun | fluke: we will run some things on one processor and other things on the other. UI on the first and mp3 decoding on the second for example. |
17:32:32 | markun | or video decoding on one and audio decoding on the other |
17:32:36 | fluke | :) anyway, it's a good way |
17:33:33 | fluke | can i just ask you something out of the topic of rockbox? |
17:33:47 | markun | fluke: it depends.. |
17:34:03 | markun | mostly if people ask off-topic stuff they are just told "this is #rockbox" |
17:34:24 | fluke | oh, i understand |
17:34:50 | toffe82 | markun: this is a good one http://www.zune-linux.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=12 |
17:39:04 | markun | toffe82: too bad he's the only one who knows what he is talking about |
17:39:17 | toffe82 | yes |
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17:43:42 | fluke | do you use hardware simulator? like arm simulator |
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17:48:07 | fluke | do you use a ipod simulator to test your code or on the real machine? |
17:48:51 | nls | fluke: we have a ui simulator that runs ui code on a computer the rest is real testing on devices |
17:50:01 | linuxstb | fluke: The Rockbox "simulator" is not an emulator - it is Rockbox compiled to run on your PC - i.e. x86 code. |
17:50:33 | linuxstb | markun: I find his #2 optimistic though... |
17:50:35 | fluke | im checking out the codes from your svn, can you tell me what ui do you use? by yourown or minigui or some other open source ui? |
17:50:53 | linuxstb | Our own. |
17:51:12 | linuxstb | It's a very simple, mainly text-based UI. |
17:51:55 | fluke | i saw some game plugins on your wiki for ipod-port |
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17:52:36 | linuxstb | The game plugins run on all ports - Rockbox is 99% the same on all players. |
17:53:20 | fluke | why does you just allow one plugin run on the same time? |
17:53:39 | fluke | how to you implement the plugin |
17:53:46 | perl|work | haha scummvm for the summer of code |
17:53:48 | perl|work | nice |
17:54:40 | markun | linuxstb: maybe a bit optimistic, but I've emailed with this guy and he really knows what he is talking about. |
17:54:41 | fluke | is rockbox only a single-process os? |
17:55:22 | markun | fluke: no, we have threads |
17:56:13 | fluke | so if you wish, you can allow more than one plugin run on the same time? |
17:56:42 | fluke | you make plugin a sub-thread (like fork) or something diferent? |
17:57:14 | linuxstb | No, plugins run in the main (UI) thread. |
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17:57:56 | fluke | hehe, thank you for your patient |
17:58:10 | piroko | Does the 4G ipod still have the cpu-frequency-scaling-crash-bug? |
17:58:19 | Nico_P | linuxstb: the guy says himself it might sound a little optimistic |
17:58:29 | sbeh | fluke: if you don`t like it, you`re free to patch the code :P |
17:58:39 | Nico_P | markun: mayeb you should suggest he worked with toffe82 ? |
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17:59:46 | fluke | <sbeh>, i come here to learn your program :) |
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18:02:38 | amiconn | fluke: A plugin can spawn a (limited number of) threads, but then it would still not be easily be possible to run several plugins at once |
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18:03:00 | amiconn | First, co-ordinating screen access would become a problem. |
18:03:17 | linuxstb | fluke: Another important thing to realise about Rockbox is that there is no dynamic memory allocation. |
18:03:38 | amiconn | But even simpler, plugins are statically linked to a fixed address, so you can't run 2 without changing the whole way plugins are handled |
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18:05:30 | fluke | im learning microchip system development this term in school, i heard of something like you said, linuxstb. |
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18:07:11 | fluke | i should go to bed now, china time it's 1 o'clock at the mid-night now, hehe ,byebye |
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18:07:23 | linuxstb | fluke: Goodnight. |
18:07:24 | fluke | thank you! |
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18:10:59 | markun | nice to have some devs from asia for a change |
18:11:20 | markun | I would have expected some japanese hackers to join us because of the Gigabeat port |
18:11:27 | markun | maybe a language problem.. |
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18:13:44 | lnxmomo | hi |
18:13:49 | leftright | amiconn: how would you rate the M5's sound versus the H1xx ? |
18:13:55 | lnxmomo | is anyone here using rockbox on an apple ipod? |
18:14:02 | barrywardell | linuxstb: I just added the installation instructions from the wiki to the manual |
18:14:36 | lnxmomo | will rockbox read music that i put in using the apple firmware |
18:14:37 | lnxmomo | ? |
18:14:40 | barrywardell | linuxstb: just need to add the uninstall and OF booting stuff and then I think we can get rid of the wiki page like you suggested |
18:15:37 | leftright | lnxmomo: i do believe that your question is answered in the manual and on the wiki |
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18:15:58 | linuxstb | barrywardell: Sounds good. Did you base the .tex on the ipod part of the manual? bluebrother (I think) did a lot of code-policing on my ipod install instructions, so they should be good... |
18:16:08 | leftright | i dont own any apples, so dont know apples from apples |
18:16:19 | lnxmomo | k |
18:16:21 | piroko | lnxmomo: It can |
18:16:29 | lnxmomo | i have yet to find the answer |
18:17:05 | markun | lnxmomo: did you find the FAQ? |
18:17:07 | amiconn | leftright: I can' |
18:17:08 | lnxmomo | thx piroko |
18:17:12 | barrywardell | linuxstb: yeah, I copied the ipod manual instructions, and mostly just replaced ipod with sansa :) |
18:17:13 | piroko | No problemo |
18:17:29 | lnxmomo | do you own one piroko and tried it? |
18:17:32 | amiconn | t really speak about the sound of the M5 specifically, but it's the same as X5 because the audio hw is identical |
18:17:33 | piroko | Sure do |
18:17:36 | markun | lnxmomo: http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IpodFAQ#How_do_I_access_music_that_I_hav |
18:17:57 | amiconn | The headphone amp is definitely less noisy than the iriver's |
18:17:57 | leftright | amiconn, is there a difference in sound quality between the two ? |
18:18:24 | amiconn | But it has no hardware tone control |
18:18:42 | piroko | So the wiki is up-to-date then about the ipod lockup bug still being present in the 4G? |
18:18:50 | amiconn | Can't really speak about line-out quality as I usually use s/pdif at home |
18:19:11 | leftright | ah, I have very low impedance headphones, so was wondering if the M5 would be better at driving them than the H140 |
18:19:34 | nls | piroko: yes, but it is triggered much less often now that the support for the cop is in svn |
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18:19:59 | piroko | Awesome. Thanks nls |
18:20:39 | nls | leftright: iirc jhMikeS said that the x5 was sounding noticably better than the h100 for playback while the h100 was better for recording |
18:20:46 | markun | Nico_P: toffe has also emailed with him |
18:20:46 | amiconn | leftright: I really can't say that. My earphones are only 16 ohms, but all targets can drive them fine at my usual listening volumes |
18:21:05 | leftright | thanks |
18:23:05 | leftright | hmm, i think i'll wait on the next gen Kenwood player as my next DAP |
18:23:45 | nls | leftright: are those available outside asia? |
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18:24:16 | leftright | not sure, but i go there frequently, so i take a peek |
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18:35:37 | barrywardell | now we can refer people to the manual for sansa install/uninstall/dual-boot instructions |
18:36:17 | nls | barrywardell: might be a good idea to wait until the new amuals are built :-) |
18:36:51 | barrywardell | haha, true. I made that mistake with the H10 manuals recently too. When are they rebuilt? |
18:37:40 | nls | I think at the same time the dailies are iirc 4am here which is gmt+1 |
18:38:50 | linuxstb | barrywardell: There's no rush to delete the wiki page - just do it tomorrow sometime. |
18:39:32 | barrywardell | yeah, It's pretty much identical to the manual now anyway |
18:42:33 | * | linuxstb tries to decide which PS3 linux distro to install |
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18:51:07 | piroko | linuxstb: Yellowdog seems to have the best support |
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19:13:03 | lnxmomo | where do i download the daily builds from? I am at the website and looking at the list of builds but there are no download options |
19:14:06 | nls | click "latest" under the picture of your player |
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19:14:26 | * | pixelma wonders whether linuxstb lives in the future ;) |
19:14:38 | nls | or if you are in the current builds page, scroll down and click your player |
19:15:03 | lnxmomo | ok |
19:15:24 | linuxstb | pixelma: ? |
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19:16:12 | pixelma | linuxstb: in your forumpost about loader 2.4 release you said "which was around May 2007 IIRC" |
19:16:29 | linuxstb | :) I guess I should edit that... |
19:17:18 | pixelma | I'm just nitpicking again :D |
19:17:20 | linuxstb | pixelma: Thanks, fixed now. |
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20:13:40 | * | Domonoky likes to remove the Wizards from rbutil. The Screen would then look like this: http://www.b23.org/~domonoky/rbutil-bootloaderInstall.jpg any objections ?? |
20:16:21 | * | amiconn thinks it's slightly funny that the image shows one of the devices where we don't need a bootloader by default |
20:16:30 | Domonoky | :-) |
20:16:50 | Domonoky | if someone provides another nice image, i could change it.. :-) |
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20:18:30 | leftright | I find the "politeness" in the menus excessive, "please select firmware", why not just "select firmware", no need to be that polite surely |
20:20:34 | * | joshin thinks that leftright should write an "piss off" theme to satisfy his inner hooligan |
20:21:22 | Domonoky | :-) |
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20:24:17 | nls | Domonoky: looks nice. |
20:25:02 | Domonoky | nls: ok, i will continue working on it, at the moment its non-functional :-) |
20:25:22 | leftright | heh, well looking at other apps and manuals which i use, excessive politeness isn't required in applications/manuals, if it were an invite to dinner then be polite by all means |
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20:49:11 | mattzz | Anybody happens to know whether we have hardware controlled charging in the sansa? |
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21:16:16 | ghost | I believe I found a bug |
21:17:09 | linuxstb | That's not unheard of.. |
21:17:22 | ghost | lol |
21:17:41 | ghost | well, I just want to inform |
21:18:15 | scorche | Llorean: i assume you dealt with the latest reported post? |
21:18:18 | ghost | metronome shuts off the backlight...never heard of a bug like that |
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21:19:01 | ghost | ok, nevermind |
21:19:48 | Soap | scorche: the "dog" one? |
21:19:56 | scorche | yeah... |
21:20:11 | Soap | did I miss something regarding that post? |
21:20:45 | Soap | (not miss as in "missed the conversation" but missed as in "over Soap's head") |
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21:21:17 | scorche | well, either the post he reported was deleted, or he reported a useless reporting |
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21:22:36 | Llorean | No, he reported the last post in that thread, the one that's still there. |
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21:22:45 | Llorean | The message numbers match up |
21:23:29 | scorche | aye, but why did he report it? |
21:23:43 | Llorean | I dunno |
21:23:58 | scorche | "...or he reported a useless reporting" |
21:24:01 | Soap | wrong button was my assumption. |
21:24:09 | Llorean | The user who reported it appears to be able to type in complete sentences, has no history of problem posts (only two posts ever) or inane comments on things. |
21:24:20 | Llorean | "dog" is a bit of a weird reason for reporting, yes. |
21:24:47 | Llorean | Anyway, I am not hear. Just saw the window flashing before I headed out for a while. |
21:24:55 | Llorean | here |
21:25:28 | scorche | get me one of those....things (i forgot what they are called) while you are out! |
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21:32:05 | mattzz | Any wiki admins online? |
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21:33:19 | mattzz | knock, knock |
21:34:39 | linuxstb | mattzz: Looking around, I think the answer is no. |
21:36:02 | mattzz | linuxstb: yep, I just saw who is in the TwikiAdminGroup |
21:36:14 | * | mattzz just wanted to add a flyspry interwiki |
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21:37:46 | sneh1621 | hello |
21:38:04 | sneh1621 | is there an automatic installer in order to install ROCKBOX? |
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21:38:32 | mh__ | hi. |
21:38:46 | sneh1621 | is there an automatic installer in order to install ROCKBOX? |
21:38:57 | linuxstb | sneh1621: What player do you want to install Rockbox onto? (and no need to ask twice...) |
21:39:04 | mh__ | pretty nice chan u guys got here, never been around.. I'm an old efnet veteran (never heard of freenode) |
21:39:05 | nls | sneh1621: it's kind of unfinished so it is recomended that you follow the instructions in the manusl |
21:39:06 | sneh1621 | iPod |
21:39:13 | sneh1621 | sorry for asking twice |
21:39:35 | nls | s/a |
21:39:38 | linuxstb | You can try the work-in-progress installer here - http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/RockboxUtility - but the install instructions in the manual are very straightforward. |
21:40:10 | mh__ | I know it's annoying to see someone come in and ask a question, but I'm curious if you guys know of a build (5g ipod) that has the stardict-tools in it. |
21:40:47 | mh__ | trying to get wiki to work w/ my rockbox but I get insane amonts of errors when I try to make & build through cygwin |
21:40:48 | sneh1621 | it doesn't say where to download the work in progress installer |
21:41:04 | linuxstb | sneh1621: The download link is at the very bottom of that page. |
21:41:46 | linuxstb | mh__: Have you browsed the "unsupported builds" forum? |
21:41:47 | sneh1621 | is the link a box with the words attachment, action, size, ect, ect |
21:41:53 | sneh1621 | no i have not |
21:41:59 | sneh1621 | oh sorry |
21:42:55 | mh__ | linux, yeah I checked the forum but didn't see a build with star-dict off hand. |
21:43:20 | mh__ | though it seems logical to include it in a build, considering wikipedia on the ipod seems very promising |
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21:43:41 | mh__ | I'd do it myself but again I have endless errors when trying to compile on cygwin |
21:43:51 | linuxstb | What's the first error? |
21:44:35 | mh__ | I'm at a library atm so I don't have acces to the log files, just had a few free mins and figured I'd drop by and check to see if you guys knew a build that had the stardict by chance |
21:45:15 | linuxstb | I don't think people here generally follow all the unofficial builds - we just concentrate on the single official build. |
21:45:21 | mh__ | I see |
21:45:40 | mh__ | well thanks for the help, I'll check it out in more detail & maybe stop by with the errors later. thanks again |
21:45:57 | sneh1621 | yea im having trouble finding the link, in order to download the work in progress installer for rockbox |
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21:47:52 | linuxstb | sneh1621: Assuming you're using Windows, click on rbutil-win32-v0.3.0.zip |
21:47:53 | nls | sneh1621: use the official instructions in the manual |
21:48:16 | linuxstb | Or do what nls says - I think you will find them easier. |
21:49:18 | sneh1621 | My iPod is updated with iTunes 7 ( don't know if that is relevant to anything or not) |
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21:55:20 | sneh1621 | Is there a way to downgrade your iPod, while you still use iTunes 7?? |
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21:55:45 | linuxstb | I've no idea - that's unrelated to Rockbox. |
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22:03:03 | sneh1621 | Wow. |
22:03:15 | sneh1621 | The work in progress installer works well |
22:03:20 | sneh1621 | I'm impressed |
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22:07:56 | Soap | I can't think, offhand, of a need to downgrade an iPod before Rockbox installation. I know there /was/ an issue at one point in time, but is there still? |
22:08:40 | linuxstb | There hasn't been for a long time. The only problem I can remember is when Apple changed the layout of the firmware partition on the Nano, and no-one noticed... |
22:11:59 | sneh1621 | Could somone give me a link as to where I could download Rockboy? |
22:12:46 | linuxstb | You've already downloaded it - it's installed with Rockbox. You start it by selecting a .gb or .gbc file in the file browser, not via the "browse plugins" menu. |
22:13:27 | sneh1621 | Just making this clear, asking where to find roms is illegal, right? |
22:13:48 | scorche | no...asking where to find copywrited roms is illegal |
22:13:51 | scorche | homebrew are fine |
22:13:53 | nls | not asking but actually downloading them, so we will not tell you ;-) |
22:14:08 | nls | ah, yeah teh homebrews are fine |
22:14:14 | sneh1621 | Okay thanks. |
22:14:34 | nls | or ripping your own cartridges of coures |
22:15:16 | scorche | nls: well, he was asking about asking for roms ;)( |
22:15:55 | billytwowilly | asking where isn't illegal, it's downloading/using them that is illegal. I think people just don't like it when you ask in here;) |
22:16:18 | scorche | billytwowilly: regardless, it is against the guidelines to ask in here |
22:16:24 | billytwowilly | nls: beat me too it.. I should read faster/more before talking;) |
22:16:46 | scorche | so, if people asked a cop where to find child porn, they wouldnt be arrested for anything? |
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22:17:16 | billytwowilly | That might fall under soliciting a minor. You would have to ask a lawyer |
22:17:41 | shelly33 | anyone up for a quick tech question? |
22:17:51 | Soap | Rockbox tech? |
22:17:52 | billytwowilly | anyone try rockboy on the sansa? |
22:18:37 | shelly33 | i have a iriver120 w rockbox - i am selling it and the person doesnt want rockbox...can i just delete .rockbox folder from the root and player will go back to being unpatched? |
22:18:41 | sneh1621 | I haven't. |
22:19:18 | scorche | shelly33: there should be an uninstallation guide in the manual |
22:19:29 | nls | there is |
22:19:57 | shelly33 | uninstallation of firmware is covered in the users guide? |
22:20:30 | scorche | in the manual, yes...as we said |
22:20:32 | shelly33 | i wouldnt have thought they'd cover that |
22:20:40 | shelly33 | ok, thanks, let me look |
22:21:12 | Soap | Though I find it a moral issue - The selling of precious H1xx, H3xx players to non-Rockboxians. |
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22:21:37 | Soap | ;) |
22:22:10 | shelly33 | i agree, but what can i do? |
22:22:40 | linuxstb | Sell it to someone else? :) |
22:22:42 | Soap | Too late this time. Next time PM Soap with all your coldfire offers! |
22:22:49 | shelly33 | wanna buy one? |
22:24:00 | sneh1621 | I'm having trouble booting into the regular Apple firmware from Rockbox. |
22:24:22 | linuxstb | sneh1621: Have you read http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IpodFAQ ? |
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22:24:44 | Soap | sneh1621: is your Rockbox bootloader black text on a (light) blue screen or white text on a black screen? |
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22:25:01 | Soap | shelly33: PM? |
22:25:37 | linuxstb | Soap: Or no text at all with the latest bootloader... |
22:25:51 | shelly33 | hi soap |
22:26:04 | Soap | ahh poop - I have fallen behind! |
22:26:13 | Soap | I missed that. |
22:27:24 | BigMac | Hey who here is a gigabeat user? |
22:27:32 | * | Soap is |
22:27:47 | Soap | shelly33: dmhall AT google' |
22:27:50 | Soap | s mail |
22:28:06 | Soap | (don't want to use the full address in here, but I think you grok) |
22:28:16 | BigMac | Soap: What type of case do you have, I am looking for a decent one |
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22:28:39 | Soap | none yet BigMac, still looking also. There aren't many options, #gigabeat |
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22:29:16 | BigMac | Well does it scratch as easily as the ipod? |
22:29:49 | shelly33 | soap - pm ? |
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22:30:26 | Soap | shelly33: feel free to email me, as you can't Private Message me on here. |
22:30:41 | shelly33 | i responded to your PM before |
22:30:48 | shelly33 | where to email? |
22:31:14 | scorche | shelly33: on freenode, you have to be identified to nickserv to message the default user |
22:31:21 | shelly33 | i have sent you a PM - appears I have a PM box with you' |
22:31:43 | scorche | shelly33: see what i just said...it wont go to them |
22:31:48 | shelly33 | ok |
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22:32:53 | shelly33 | i don't see anyplace in the manual to uninstall firmware....i am trying to get rockbox off of a iriver 120 (selling it to a girl that doesn't want RB on there) |
22:33:20 | shelly33 | how can I email you Soap? |
22:33:28 | nls | shelly33: http://download.rockbox.org/manual/rockbox-h100/rockbox-buildch2.html#x4-150002.6 |
22:33:35 | Soap | dmhall at google's email service. |
22:33:49 | Llorean | shelly33: Firstly, I'd suggest you strongly recommend to her that she try Rockbox first. On the H120 the only thing you lose is WMA playback, and you gain a whole host of features, including better battery life which is useful even if you don't want the rest. |
22:33:52 | shelly33 | thank you nls |
22:36:12 | shelly33 | i agree Llorean and have told her, but she is a noob and doesnt know anything other than that she wants a "new one" |
22:36:17 | shelly33 | dumb, I know |
22:37:07 | Llorean | Did you try asking her simply why she wants a "new one"? |
22:37:32 | shelly33 | she has no clue..i use it for gapless |
22:37:55 | Llorean | She wants a new one, but has explicitly said she doesn't know why? |
22:38:20 | shelly33 | she doesnt understand firmware or upgrades etc...wants to use the ON button etc |
22:38:24 | shelly33 | whatever I guess |
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22:38:49 | Llorean | She doesn't need to understand firmware or upgrades... you're not really making any sense. |
22:39:04 | Llorean | Rockbox doesn't disabled any buttons, either. |
22:39:17 | toffe82 | Soap, BigMac : I found this one http://cgi.ebay.com/White-Skin-Case-for-Toshiba-Gigabeat-Armband-more_W0QQitemZ280096793955QQcategoryZ86534QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem |
22:39:21 | * | Llorean shrugs |
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22:43:02 | Llorean | I can't help but think that Rockbox just wasn't explained well to the poor girl, if he felt those were among the reasons she wasn't interested. |
22:43:22 | jac0b | is the sansa daily build supposed to recognize when the USB is connected |
22:43:55 | Llorean | jac0b: Firstly, out of sheer curiosity, why are you using the daily build instead of the current one? |
22:44:19 | Llorean | Secondly, does yours not show a USB cable on the screen when you plug in a USB cable? |
22:45:31 | jac0b | is there something wrong with using the daily build? |
22:45:56 | Llorean | Do you know the difference between the daily build and the current build? |
22:46:00 | linuxstb | No, but it's almost always out of date. |
22:46:09 | jac0b | yes it shows the USB is connected but in the changelog it said " |
22:46:09 | jac0b | Enable usb detection in the sansa bootloader (loads OF if detected) |
22:46:26 | Llorean | jac0b: Notice the word "bootloader" there? |
22:47:02 | Llorean | Rockbox doesn't do anything on USB insert. |
22:47:02 | jac0b | that is for when it is booting up right |
22:47:05 | Llorean | Yes |
22:47:06 | linuxstb | sansapatcher has now been updated with that bootloader.... |
22:47:44 | jac0b | I tried that and it didn't boot to the orignial firmware |
22:48:00 | linuxstb | You've updated the bootloader? |
22:48:43 | jac0b | did they come out with a new bootloader? |
22:49:17 | linuxstb | Yes. |
22:49:36 | Llorean | jac0b: How would you expect a bootloader change to affect your system, if you haven't put a new bootloader that has that change on it, out of curiosity? |
22:50:54 | jac0b | I thought they updated the OS of rockbox not the bootloader, my bad sorry |
22:51:31 | Bagder | we update the bootloader too occasionally |
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22:51:58 | Llorean | It did say "bootloader" in the message you found, and everything. :) |
22:53:16 | scorche | Bagder: do you mean too often, or not often enough by that? |
22:53:48 | Bagder | as in addition to the "OS of rockbox" |
22:54:09 | Llorean | "We update the bootloader as well, occasionally" :) |
22:54:41 | Bagder | there! |
22:54:44 | scorche | ah =) |
22:54:53 | jac0b | okay now about the daily build/current build what is the suggested one to use |
22:55:17 | Llorean | jac0b: The newest one, which is the current build. |
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22:57:09 | jac0b | I go to the current build page but click this http://www.rockbox.org/daily.shtml to read what is in teh changelog |
22:57:46 | Llorean | Yes, those are older builds |
22:57:50 | Llorean | As the link to them should suggest. |
22:58:15 | jac0b | but I got the one with the date of 3/23 |
22:58:19 | Llorean | Yes |
22:58:25 | Llorean | As in, it was made at the start of 3/23 |
22:58:28 | jac0b | isn't that current? |
22:58:30 | Llorean | No |
22:58:35 | Llorean | Current is "made last time anything changed" |
22:58:39 | Llorean | Not "made once per day" |
22:58:47 | Llorean | There can be as many as 15 new builds during a day |
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22:59:15 | linuxstb | Only 15? |
22:59:31 | Llorean | Okay, there can be as many as 205ish builds per day |
22:59:33 | Llorean | But it's unlikely |
22:59:37 | Llorean | Assuming 7 minutes per build. |
22:59:48 | jac0b | where is the new bootloader? |
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23:00:14 | Llorean | jac0b: In the new sansapatcher. Just re-follow the bootloader install instructions, downloading the new version of the file. |
23:00:45 | jac0b | okay so the ones on http://build.rockbox.org/ are right now builds and ones I am getting are yesterdays build |
23:01:26 | Llorean | That's why that is the "Current build" page, and the earlier page you linked to is described as having "older builds" on that very page, yes. |
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23:02:46 | jac0b | Llorean: thanks |
23:04:27 | mattzz | Anybody happens to know whether we have hardware controlled charging in the sansa? |
23:04:55 | Llorean | Bagder: Maybe we should mention on the daily build page that all files on that page are older than the 'current build' and users should update to the download on the current build page if they experience any problems. |
23:05:09 | scorche` | mattzz: there is |
23:05:36 | scorche` | any target with lithium-ion has it really... |
23:05:48 | mattzz | scorche: so if I plug in the cable the battery will be charged fully automatically? |
23:06:22 | mattzz | (assuming rockbox is loaded) |
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23:08:35 | Llorean | mattzz: The hardware should prevent it from overcharging. Since Rockbox doesn't really do anything with USB, odds are it'll be like the other PortalPlayer targets and only draw 100mA instead of 500, so you'll either charge very slowly, or slowly lose power because the device is using a bit more than the draw. |
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23:10:45 | mattzz | Llorean: Thanks for the info. So I assume that there are some settings for the AS3514 that have to be configured in order to have it charging with 500mA. |
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23:13:20 | Llorean | mattzz: What does the AS3514 have to do with USB? |
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23:14:18 | linuxstb | The AS3514 is also the power-management chip IIUC. |
23:14:43 | mattzz | Llorean: the datasheet states "It also contains a charger and is designed for battery supplies from 1V to 5V. |
23:14:43 | mattzz | " |
23:14:46 | Llorean | linuxstb: Yeah, but it's the USB not being in high power mode that should be the problem. |
23:14:55 | Llorean | linuxstb: Just like the iPods, right? |
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23:16:02 | linuxstb | Yes, I didn't read the logs properly... But as the AS3514 datasheets aren't public, I don't know. |
23:16:45 | Webgiest | Question, since I don't like the new boot loader on my e2xx, can I just install the old boot loader over it and be Ok? The artifacts at the top of the screen are ugly. |
23:17:08 | Llorean | mattzz: The problem lies in the USB negotiation, as I said. Or it most likely does at least. |
23:17:34 | mattzz | Llorean: OK, thanks. That is beyond my scope :-p |
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23:23:17 | mattzz | Llorean: OK, I understand. USB is not engineered @ ipodlinux either :( |
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23:25:03 | Llorean | I imagine they'll have USB support before we do, since they won't have to write a whole USB stack. |
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23:34:02 | cadu | just came back from work |
23:34:07 | cadu | a whole night listening to rockbox |
23:34:59 | cadu | the sound was perfect, and i've already turned on crossfading, which works perfectly too, one question ....i wanna help (do the brazillian-portuguese translation)....for this, what do i need? |
23:35:16 | cadu | or i just have to download some kind of template , translate it and send it back to you guys ? |
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23:36:07 | Domonoky_ | cadu: http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/LangFiles |
23:41:36 | cadu | Domonoky_, strange, can't get the english.lang file |
23:41:45 | cadu | says that probably the cvs server may be down |
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23:42:46 | Domonoky_ | cadu: the link is old, rockbox uses now svn |
23:44:08 | Domonoky_ | http://svn.rockbox.org/viewvc.cgi/trunk/apps/lang/?pathrev=12900 |
23:45:07 | cadu | thanks :) |
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