#rockbox 2011-04-19

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00:00:29	bluebroth3r	hmm. Does android have a repo one can browse via the web?
00:00:45	kugel	android.git.kernel.org
00:01:44	bluebroth3r	thx
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00:09:16	sideral	pamaury: my Clip+ is an AMSv2 variant 0 device
00:09:55	pamaury	ok, I don't remember which one is mine, I'll check later
00:09:55	sideral	and I cannot connect it to my other host (a ~10yr old PC platform) at all
00:09:59	pamaury	thanks :)
00:10:29	kugel	bluebroth3r: you once said these issue isn't there with CM?
00:11:26	sideral	pamaury: most of the time, there are resets; but at one time, I had a panic on my Clip+: "usb-drv: EP0 completion while waiting for SETUP"
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00:13:31	pamaury	yeah, after some reset, the controller might end up in a bizarre state
00:13:53	pamaury	especially since in those case, the controllers goes mad
00:13:54	sideral	no, in that case that was straight after power-on
00:14:16	pamaury	hum, perhaps the controller went mad anyway. That can't normally happen
00:14:45	sideral	this would fit the synchronization problem theory, wouldn't it?
00:14:57	pamaury	not really
00:15:44	pamaury	this means that the controller reported a EP0 control completion while no transfer was registered and the driver was waiting for a SETUP packet
00:17:19	pamaury	the only possible explaination is: 1) a control complete after a reset whereas it should not (so there is a bug in a reset routine) 2) the driver's state doesn't reflect the hardware state, for some unknown reason
00:18:24	pamaury	But anyway, those resets are not normally, I managed to capture them with a usb analyzer and this is really weirdf
00:18:39	pamaury	this really looks like a hardware setup problem
00:19:49	sideral	driver state != hardware state sounds like a standard synchronization problem in my book
00:21:43	pamaury	As I told you, when I captured it, the controller wasn't doing what it was suppose to do
00:22:07	pamaury	so yeah, you can call it a synchronization issue but I call it a misbehaviour on my side :)
00:23:31	pamaury	Anyway, things have evolved since then, I'll try to recapture it but when the hardware keeps resetting, I'm pretty sure that's not a purely software problem, we are missing an initialization bit somewhere
00:23:40	sideral	OK :)
00:24:03	sideral	I'll try my "cancel all transfers on bus reset" workaround; this used to help on my clipv2
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00:24:22	pamaury	The driver is supposed to do so already
00:25:13	sideral	maybe too late?
00:25:52	pamaury	can't see how, interrupts are disable on irq so the entire reset code is like in a critical section
00:26:31	pamaury	anyway, I'm tired so I might be saying mistakes :) I'll go to bed and see tomorrow
00:27:00	sideral	perhaps it has to be done before actually doing the hw reset?
00:27:02	sideral	OK
00:27:06	sideral	thanks anyway!
00:27:19	sideral	BTW, I have the FS dump ready should be become interested :)
00:28:07	pamaury	the hardware doesn't really "reset" on bus reset :) You can't predict a reset before the controller tolds you it happened :P
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00:42:13	byteframe	Can I make or modify a rockbox startup script?
00:42:33	Torne	rockbox doesn't have scripts
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00:42:49	byteframe	hmm Ill check out the source
00:42:51	Torne	ou can set a plugin to run at startup, but you'd have to write a plugin to do whatever you wanted to do
00:42:58	byteframe	rockbox.org
00:43:16	byteframe	How can I set a plugin to autostart?
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00:53:26	byteframe	ok im gonna spend the next few days on a small plugin script, should be fun.
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01:11:37	Gnos	Is there any way to make RB run a certain .CFG file at every boot?
01:12:23	gevaerts	"run a .cfg file"?
01:12:40	Gnos	load a cfg file?
01:13:07	Gnos	reason −− sometimes I set the backlight timer high when reading, but then may use my player many times before I use it to read again. So I created two CFG files −− one with long backlight, one with short backlight.
01:13:39	gevaerts	Maybe fixed.cfg can help you
01:14:01	Gnos	I should search "fixed.cfg"?
01:14:13	gevaerts	The manual describes it
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01:21:55	Gnos	gevaerts: fixed.cfg is EXACTLY what I needed. Thank you.
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03:15:37	*	[Saint] wonders if his custom RaaA logo looks as good as he thinks it does...
03:15:39	[Saint]	http://imgur.com/cRQD3
03:16:58	[Saint]	I made use of the android logo font, I think it looks pretty cool.
03:21:45	froggyman	its different
03:22:11	froggyman	what about trying the same thing with one of those Droid sans fonts?
03:23:10	[Saint]	I thought about that, and tried it out, but at that small resolution it's not immediately obvious that the font has anything to do with android whatsoever.
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03:23:53	[Saint]	I wanted to use the android logo font as (I hope) it's immediately recognisable.
03:25:22	[Saint]	the thing I was really wondering, was wether or not to keep the "open source jukebox firmware" which is, "classic rockbox". Or to try come up with some new blurb more fitting for RaaA.
03:25:43	froggyman	Maybe try going with something new
03:25:51	*	froggyman recommends his logo
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04:34:07	sobel	so, i got this clip v2 i partly bricked
04:34:46	sobel	is "Bootloader USB mode" from rockbox' bootloader? all i can get is MSC mode, and there's no trace of the OF i can see
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04:35:42	sobel	so i tried deleting .rockbox and the modified firmware/loader, replacing it with an OF
04:36:23	sobel	it errors about checksum failures no matter what version i attempt to install, rockbox or OF
04:37:26	saratoga	bootloader USB is rockbox
04:37:50	saratoga	you won't be able to install an OF update from inside Rockbox as far as I know, so you'll need to boot back into the sandisk software for that
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04:38:56	sobel	that's unexpected, since OF MSC mode lets me drop a firmware update (of OF, i assume rockbox shoehorns this mechanism for its own install)
04:39:42	saratoga	the OF lets you update the OF, which is why you need the OF to update the OF ;)
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04:40:43	sobel	ok, so can you help me figure out if i totally screwed my OF or what?
04:41:03	saratoga	what happens when you try to boot the OF?
04:41:28	sobel	i can't get to it. the boot spits out this message:
04:41:33	sobel	Loading firmware
04:41:33	sobel	Length: 7A3BC
04:41:33	sobel	Checksum: 2FC66C3
04:41:33	DBUG	Enqueued KICK sobel
04:41:33	sobel	Model name: c1v2
04:41:33	sobel	Loading rockbox.sansa
04:41:35	sobel	Sum: 2FC66AF
04:41:38	sobel	Bad checksum
04:42:02	sobel	i got to that state using the latest install utility
04:42:44	saratoga	rockbox.sansa is rockbox, can you boot the OF?
04:42:58	sobel	not that i know of
04:43:03	saratoga	have you tried?
04:43:30	sobel	usually OF boots when i unplug it from USB, but now it goes back to that 'Loading firmware' display
04:43:40	sobel	i don't know another way to make OF boot
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04:44:28	saratoga	oh this is a clipv2, yeah that should do it
04:44:39	saratoga	you can also hold left (IIRC) to boot
04:44:47	saratoga	the OF
04:45:32	saratoga	if it doesn't boot the OF on USB I'd guess you either flashed a patched prebootloader, or else have a broken pin that prevents it from detecting USB
04:45:57	sobel	AHA, booting with left pressed booted the OF
04:46:24	sobel	maybe now i can make it correctly boot RB or at least teh newest OF
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04:54:28	sobel	saratoga:
04:54:42	sobel	saratoga: thanks, my cheapo music player is back in action again!
04:56:59	saratoga	no problem
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04:59:36	sobel	i figured it out −− i'd engaged in wishful thinking, to assume rockbox could install a new version of itself, then somehow i screwed it up so it wouldn't boot the OF easily, and it was all downhill from there
04:59:47	sobel	now it makes plenty of sense
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05:21:53	flyback-	ugh I can never remember the name of the other damn channel
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05:23:07	flyback-	I found a really bad bug in a arm linux port of rockbox :P
05:23:30	flyback-	you guys will have to coordinate with the #zipit team sometime
05:23:41	flyback-	I found if you hit a music file that one of the codecs doesn't like
05:23:57	flyback-	it wounds all the codecs section of the code, so everything comes back invalid codec
05:24:31	scorche	is there a tracker number for this?
05:24:36	flyback-	I doubt it
05:24:49	flyback-	and my head is so bad naymore I am not even sure I can reproduce it
05:25:07	flyback-	just thought I would mention it in case someone is reviewing code and goes "oh! overflow!"
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05:25:47	scorche	could you please start a bug report on it if you can get it to be reproducible?
05:25:57	flyback-	if I remeber
05:26:03	flyback-	memory is deteriating
05:26:04	flyback-	:/
05:26:19	flyback-	I think I know what directory of files it was in
05:26:24	flyback-	so should help be able to recreate it
05:26:47	flyback-	btw once you restart rockbox it's fine, I don't have to reboot the linux part etc
05:27:21	flyback-	appears to be when one codec shits it's pants, it splatters all over runtime memory for any codec
05:27:51	saratoga	only one codec is ever loaded at a time
05:27:58	flyback-	I know that
05:28:12	flyback-	i'm saying it corrupts the codec loader
05:28:20	flyback-	whatever that code, routine, etc is
05:28:22	saratoga	you can't overwrite memory for codecs that don't have memory :)
05:28:33	saratoga	its probably just that playback is in some undefined state, so you can't start playback
05:28:35	flyback-	you are missing what I am saying
05:28:40	saratoga	err start the playback engine
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05:31:59	[Saint]	If you can create your own build, try FS #12064 instead of speculating about things you think it might be.
05:32:45	[Saint]	flyback-: ^
05:33:48	flyback-	not going to happen any time soon :/
05:33:53	[Saint]	Firstly, I'd try to reproduce it though, with a current build.
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06:15:03	JoshuaChang	hello everybody
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06:16:22	JoshuaChang	i have problem in cross-compile rockbox's arm toolchain with new gcc version(4.5.2)
06:17:45	JoshuaChang	after a long time compiling, it report: error: Link tests are not allowed after GCC_NO_EXECUTABLES.
06:18:16	JoshuaChang	how can i get rid of this error?
06:25:52	saratoga	are you just trying to build rockbox? if so, use our toolchain, otherwise you may have to dig into gcc to figure out how to use other versions
06:26:55	JoshuaChang	i want to build a new 4.5.2 based toolchain
06:28:09	saratoga	ah then I can't help you, probably best to start searching the gcc mailing lists and docs to figure out what that error means
06:28:46	JoshuaChang	if i just compile for one target. and do no use the small lib configuration, can i disable-multilib in the arm's toolchain building stage
06:30:16	JoshuaChang	i've search not only the mailing list, but also the google, the solution for GCC_NO_EXECUTABLES are various...
06:31:50	[Saint]	We can only really offer support on building the toolchain with the tools that we know work.
06:34:56	JoshuaChang	eh...for my target is not fast enough to run some codec, so i need to test the gcc 4.5.2's link time optimization, that's why i'm trying to build my own toolchain
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06:37:59	*	flyback- goes on a ebay rampahe
06:44:27	saratoga	JoshuaChang: a new gcc version is not going to help you
06:45:16	saratoga	gcc has little impact on codec performance, and more often then not things get a little slower when you update
06:47:11	JoshuaChang	......
06:49:15	[Saint]	Everything is optimized for the "standard" toolchain.
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06:51:53	JoshuaChang	well, maybe i need to opt the code itself to get a performance gain
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06:54:26	saratoga	yes thats generally the only way to improve performance short of getting a faster device
06:54:28	saratoga	what are you trying to use?
06:58:12	JoshuaChang	my device is cowon d2+, i'm now using vgm codec to play sega md music
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07:02:24	JoshuaChang	while playing, the ui interaction become not smooth anymore, if i trying to change song in the browser(not the playlist), it usually freeze the whole system.
07:05:16	JoshuaChang	i used to compile MAME with both gcc 4.4 and 4.5, the gcc 4.5 plus -flto switch shows a noticable performance gain, especially in x64 platform
07:07:56	saratoga	your player has a 15 year old CPU, if anything changes when you update gcc, its probably because they broke something
07:08:39	pixelma	the D2+?
07:10:52	JoshuaChang	exclude the android devices, the most powerful device supported by rockbox is gigabeat s?it's discontinued...
07:11:48	JoshuaChang	it's also too late to get a brand-new onda 747
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07:14:19	saratoga	it sounds like whatever codec you're using is just broken
07:15:16	JoshuaChang	no, the codec is ok, it just eats too much cpu
07:15:32	[Saint]	then it's not ok ;)
07:15:58	JoshuaChang	in fact, the freeze bug can also be reproduce in official's spc codec
07:16:29	JoshuaChang	while the spc codec runs about 4xx% realtime in my target
07:19:33	saratoga	err, if it freezes, then its not ok
07:20:38	[Saint]	Is anyone even actively developing for the D2(+) anymore?
07:23:25	saratoga	SPC works fine for me, i've never seen it crash
07:26:51	JoshuaChang	to reproduce the bug: try to change the spc songs very quickly IN FILE BROWSER
07:27:24	saratoga	yeah i saw that bug report a while ago
07:27:43	saratoga	i can skip many hundreds of times on my old e200v1 without a crash
07:27:50	JoshuaChang	i think the bug was related to tag reading and file buffering
07:28:12	JoshuaChang	not skip, select it in the file browser
07:28:13	saratoga	are you sure it isn't just due to the D2 port being really buggy?
07:28:56	JoshuaChang	i'm not sure, but if i fulsh the buffer before read the tag, everything is ok
07:29:01	saratoga	so just keep jamming the same track over and over again?
07:29:26	JoshuaChang	you can select another songs, but must in the file browser
07:29:48	saratoga	actually i wouldn't be surprised if playback crashes if you try and load tracks really quickly
07:29:48	JoshuaChang	if change songs in the wps or playlist, everything is ok
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07:30:30	JoshuaChang	i tried some heavy load codec, like ape high profile, it;s ok
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07:31:00	saratoga	its probably ok for ape because the files are enormous and you can't skip between them rapidly
07:33:26	JoshuaChang	i said you must change spc rapidly,,,because spc was soo lightweight, that if you load it very slow, the file buffer are done before your action
07:33:47	saratoga	spc isn't that light weight actually
07:34:01	saratoga	its just that the files are extremely small, so buffering finishes instantly on a flash device
07:34:13	JoshuaChang	400% realtime, i think is lightweight
07:34:25	saratoga	much slower then almost everything else
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07:34:45	saratoga	you just have a very fast player
07:35:33	JoshuaChang	vgm codec runs only 120% realtime on my target, so even the files are as small as spc, it takes a lot of time in buffering
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07:36:19	JoshuaChang	around 10 seconds, or even more...
07:36:47	saratoga	how big are the files?
07:37:15	JoshuaChang	around 500k bytes
07:37:29	saratoga	ah yeah there got spc to crash, just have to reload the same file over and over about 3 times a second
07:37:51	saratoga	fastest i can do it with mp3 is about 1 time per second since buffering is slower
07:37:58	JoshuaChang	yeah, you got it :)
07:38:39	saratoga	anyway i don't think this problem is specific to spc, and if vgm files are bigger its probably not the same problem you're having
07:38:55	JoshuaChang	in vgm codec, even with 5 second a time, will lead to freeze...
07:38:56	saratoga	reading that task it sounds like the vgm codec is just buggy
07:40:14	JoshuaChang	i have a workaround patch, before reading the tag, stop & flush the buffer, this mostly slove the problem
07:40:46	JoshuaChang	well, the fade fx was broken...
07:46:29	saratoga	that task says to change the codec buffer size, if you did that, how big is the compressed audio buffer then?
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07:48:45	JoshuaChang	i didn't do that, i just decompress the vgz to vgm in pc...
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11:05:08	smk	hi.the other day i had asked whether rockbox replaces the default firmware of a device or it runs on a host...picking up from there :P. i don't exactly understand how the existing firmware is replaced, as we cannot write to the ROM..
11:06:35	smk	how does rockbox boot..as in whats the process?
11:06:58	B4gder	smk: devices don't store the code in rom
11:07:09	B4gder	they usually store the firmware on some kind of flash
11:07:27	B4gder	so in order to change the boot, we need to change the code on that boot flash
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11:10:48	smk	but don't devices come with bootloader in ROM?..i know ARM does..
11:11:28	B4gder	no they don't
11:11:43	B4gder	and ARM is neither a device nor a chip
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11:13:56	linuxstb	smk: This is all very specific to the device. Some load the firmware from the main disk, in which case we often replace that image. Sometimes we patch or replace the code in the NOR flash.
11:14:28	smk	ok. because ARM processors come with SAMBA in ROM..
11:14:57	B4gder	samba? are you talking about that atmel thing?
11:15:13	linuxstb	smk: "ARM" is just the CPU core. That can be packaged in any way you imagine, and the device can boot in any way you can imagine.
11:15:15	smk	yeah
11:15:40	B4gder	smk: that samba has nothing to do with ARM, but is put into the SoC together with the ARM core
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11:17:01	B4gder	and i think sam-ba is only used by atmel chips
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11:18:55	B4gder	smk: all device makers out there want to be able to update their firmware even after it has shipped, so they leave ways to upgrade
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11:22:38	smk	so these devices directly boot from flash?
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11:23:41	B4gder	yes, more or less
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11:25:13	B4gder	smk: several of the old targets load all the "interesting" code from the storage, disk or nand flash, making it even "easier" to replace the code
11:25:15	pamaury	I think most devices boot from a ROM in a way, this ROM then enables the different ways of booting (usb, ssp, i2c, spi, ...)
11:25:20	linuxstb	smk: IIUC, all ARM CPUs will start executing code from address zero when they are powered-up. This could mapped to a small boot rom embedded in the SoC, or to NOR flash.
11:26:26	smk	pamaury: so we need not change anything in the ROM i guess.
11:26:55	pamaury	it's a bit hard to tell exactly what is going one
11:26:57	pamaury	*on
11:27:11	smk	linuxstb: and so rockbox uses the NOR flash option..because ROM is factory written
11:27:16	pamaury	it's well possible that each SoC includes a tiny ROM that can be changed
11:27:36	pamaury	this way the SoC can boot from NOR, flash, usb or whatever you want
11:27:47	pamaury	*can't be changed
11:27:54	B4gder	pamaury: many SoCs control that boot process externally, not with rom
11:28:59	smk	B4gder: u mean configuring externally? (setting or resetting stuff)
11:29:15	B4gder	I mean that the hw controls some pins
11:29:20	B4gder	for example
11:29:40	smk	ok. got the idea.
11:29:50	pamaury	B4gder: I believe it is possible for some SoCs, but I believe it's impossible for some, the boot mode is too complicated
11:30:18	B4gder	I bet every imaginable concept of boot process exists out there, in at least two different SoCs =)
11:30:25	pamaury	hehe :)
11:30:50	smk	:)
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14:23:45	pamaury	how is shutodwn handled in rockbox ? I remember someone saying it's messy but is there a function to shutdown the hardware (same name but different implementation of course) ?
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14:33:07	henk	hi, i have a strange behaviour: many tracks sound as if there was some kind of voice filter used. is there such a function in rockbox i might have accidentally enabled?
14:36:59	n1s	henk: there are a few dsp options but it's hard to know what you mean by "voice filter"
14:37:46	n1s	eq, compressor/limiter and crossfeed
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14:41:40	henk	n1s: oh ok, i thought that was a well-known term... quite a few years ago i had similar sound. by a media player with an enabled 'filter voice out'/'karaoke' plugin that tried to filter voice frequencies out of the audio stream.
14:42:27	n1s	ah, yes we have a karaoke mode too, forgot about that
14:42:47	henk	it's hard to explain how it sounds... voice is just very low or almost inaudible, music sounds 'borked' because some frequencies are missing. some songs or certain passages sound 'good' probably because the singer is very high or low and thus the filter doesn't catch it...
14:43:17	henk	oh ok, then maybe i accidentally enabled that... i hope it's documented? as i have no clue where to look for it...
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14:48:17	henk	hm, 'stereo' and 'karaoke' sound the same :-/
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14:53:15	henk	the "lalalala" from cat stevens' "wild world" beginning sound just right, the text afterwards is toned down :-/
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14:54:14	kugel	henk: that's the point of karaoke isnt it?
14:54:36	henk	kugel: yeah, but it's set to stereo everywhere i find 'karaoke' mentioned...
14:55:17	henk	but afaict that's only one place anyway. i hear a big difference between mono and everything else, but stereo and karaoke just sound exactly the same.
14:55:49	kugel	are your headphones or the jack alright?
14:56:39	linuxstb	We have karaoke mode on swcodec?
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14:59:04	henk	kugel: ouch, you're right... plug was just a milimeter out of the headphones :-/ didn't know that'd cause such problems. thank you very much and sorry for the trouble
14:59:17	kugel	is this a fuze?
14:59:44	henk	kugel: it's a sansa, but not fuze e200v2 afaik
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15:00:05	kugel	I just know this problem from the fuze
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15:00:26	henk	ah ok :) i was lucky you were around then i guess!
15:00:33	kugel	anyway, glad it works now :)
15:00:49	henk	oh me too... wouldn't know what to do without my rockbox ;)
15:01:51	henk	all those oh so powerful smartphones have sooo many features they all suck at... and the media player is usually worth sh..oes...
15:02:09	kugel	yea, but rockbox runs android :)
15:02:22	henk	on android?
15:02:34	henk	or literally "rockbox does run android"?
15:04:57	kugel	on android, sorry
15:05:00	kugel	as an app
15:06:53	henk	well, you'd need android for that and you'd have to trust google for that and be happy with a pretty restricted platform, which i'm not, but it's good to know ;)
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15:19:43	pamaury	an arm expert ? the imx233 as a read side effect for the interrupt controller to notify that the ISR has been entered. Are there advantages compared to explicit notification ?
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15:44:59	jhMikeS	pamaury: not generically unless you use swi, but that's not irq...sometimes the controllers have an interrupt force
15:48:10	pamaury	so by default I should stick with the normal behaviour and write to vector address myself ?
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15:54:01	jhMikeS	for normal operation? I'd think so.
15:57:11	pamaury	seems to work this way, great
15:57:33	pamaury	I definitely need to have something working, I have nearly no feedback :-
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16:16:01	pamaury	this SoC is crazy, to enable an irq you should to enable 4 things: ARM IRQ, interrupt collector global irq, interrupt collector interrupt irq and ip block specific irq. Sometimes even 5 because there is a global ip block irq enabler !
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16:31:51	flyback	http://www.myspace.com/axiotronic/music/songs/robot-placism-39161623 <−−- LOVE this song and "of wilshire bells"
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16:40:11	pamaury	if some people are interested, I'll be publishing my Fuze+ code here until it's a sufficiently complete port: pamaury/pa-tools/tree/master/fuze+">https://github.com/pamaury/pa-tools/tree/master/fuze+
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16:50:19	_jhMikeS_	pamaury: looks about like a similar amount of junk to do as i.MX31, but different
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16:51:04	pamaury	yeah, that's from sigmatel after all :)
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16:58:24	pamaury	but I believe the imx233 is worse :P
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17:29:07	bluebroth3r	kugel: when using CM I didn't experience the audio issue. My assumption is that this is related to the additional system load caused by the apps installed by HTC.
17:29:40	bluebroth3r	I haven't tried causing a high load with CM when I tried that though so it might show up there as well
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18:36:23	bluebroth3r	ok, so this Ipod Dock on my table seems to send serial commands :)
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18:37:23	preglow	bluebroth3r: what audio issue?
18:37:40	preglow	i've still got the thing where playback occasionally freezes, only to be unfrozen by seeking a couple of times
18:38:01	preglow	it happens like 75% of the time when i unlock the screen
18:40:27	bluebroth3r	preglow: exactly that issue.
18:40:45	bluebroth3r	have you applied the patch I made? I haven't been able to reproduce the issue with that anymore
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18:43:06	bertrik	Anyone here with an active ipod accessory?
18:43:37	bluebroth3r	active as in working with Rockbox?
18:44:10	bertrik	active as in it actively communicates with the ipod, not just passively amplifies line-out or something like that
18:44:32	bluebroth3r	I've got a dock with IR receiver disassembled on my desk
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18:47:12	bertrik	can you test a simple patch (just cleans up the code, no functional change)?
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18:51:04	bluebroth3r	bertrik: sure, but that dock isn't working with Rockbox right now. That's the reason it's disassembled :)
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19:12:53	pamaury	TheLemonMan: see my message in the log
19:13:00	pamaury	?
19:13:10	pamaury	and hi also :)
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19:43:54	TheLemonMan	hi pamaury
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20:29:33	promyloph	After enabling USB-support for my clip+ with the first patch from FS #11664 (on top of r29713) transfering files works fine most of the time. Thanks guys :) But what went wrong in this case: http://pastebin.com/KX7vNJ2D ?
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21:38:19	bertrik	promyloph, I think the point of leaving it disabled for now is that it's because not completely stable
21:41:29	promyloph	I know, bertrik. I'm just curious whether this might be related to FS #11877...
21:42:20	promyloph	Haven't found any filesystem corruption yet, though.
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22:24:27	byteframe	what function do I use to remove a file/directory in a rockbox plugin?
22:26:07	gevaerts	remove() or rmdir()?
22:29:13	byteframe	I thought remove, but I get undefined reference to `remove'.
22:29:50	gevaerts	well, rb->remove()
22:30:02	gevaerts	You have to go through the plugin api struct
22:30:08	byteframe	my bad. thanks gevaerts.
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22:59:35	byteframe	gevaerts, how do I reference files. I have a directory in the root of the volume I want to delete and I cant do it either with remove/rmdir on either "DIRNAME" or "/DIRNAME".
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23:00:12	gevaerts	"the volume"?
23:00:38	byteframe	I dont know how rockbox sees it internally, but the root of the usb storage I see when I plug in the player to the computer.\
23:00:49	gevaerts	Well, that should be /
23:00:54	byteframe	hmm
23:00:56	gevaerts	Is the directory empty?
23:00:59	byteframe	yes.
23:01:14	byteframe	(im writing a plugin to clean up the cruft the of generates)
23:01:35	byteframe	Incidentally, rockbox is very easy to build.
23:01:43	gevaerts	Can't the disktidy plugin do that?>
23:01:51	byteframe	arooo
23:03:08	byteframe	perhaps if I can add some extra stuff in there
23:03:31	gevaerts	I've never used it, but that's really what it is for
23:03:46	byteframe	I nevfer noticed it. I can check out the source to it too. thanks.
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23:10:18	pixelma	I believe there was a thread in the forums which dealt exactly with this (deleting OF craft of some newer Sansas and run the plugin automatically on boot), not a 100% sure though
23:10:35	byteframe	http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=25911.0
23:11:49	byteframe	I think Im on it now. In the end I might still need to do it via a pluging (disktidy if It can run without interaction with as autostart.rock,) because theres some weird folders only rockbox can see.
23:12:39	*	rasher wonders what happened to the new font coverage stats
23:14:54	pamaury	hum, gas doesn't like ldmpc regs="r0, r4", why ?
23:15:45	kugel	it's a macro
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23:16:00	kugel	wrong usage, maybe?
23:16:22	pamaury	don't know, I just copied memcpy-arm.S from the trunk
23:17:00	bluebroth3r	pixelma: I've managed to successfully build the html manual in Cygwin with TeXLive :)
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23:17:53	kugel	mapping the same physical region to cached and uncached regions is apparently undefined
23:18:03	kugel	we do this at least on AMS (v1 and v2)
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23:18:35	kugel	http://lists.linaro.org/pipermail/linaro-mm-sig/2011-April/000003.html
23:18:40	rasher	pixelma: I figured this might interest you http://translate.rockbox.org/whichfont.php
23:21:48	n1s	pamaury: you probably need to pull in the macro definition then
23:22:07	pamaury	but which one is it / where it is !?
23:24:04	pamaury	urg, it's in config.h !
23:24:43	kugel	pamaury: just use ldm with pc in the reg list; this macro is mainly for early arm versions that didn't switch thumb/ARM mode with pc in that list (IIRC, anyway)
23:25:36	pixelma	rasher: new statistics?
23:25:58	rasher	pixelma: Based on actual usage in the various translations
23:26:21	pixelma	nice, looks useful
23:27:00	rasher	I should probably produce a more detailed output that shows exactly which characters are missing
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23:27:29	rasher	In case someone wants to add them to a font
23:29:04	n1s	rasher: what do you think of fs#9206 sounds like a straight forward improvement if i understood him right
23:29:56	rasher	I never understood what that does
23:30:53	n1s	I think it adds more glyphs to the fonts
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23:33:57	n1s	it does add glyphs but also changes the ones already there somewhat it seems and i don't understand the font stuff well enough to decide if it's correct or not
23:35:28	n1s	mainly seems to replace some internal names with hex and reduces SWIDHT for a lot of themm
23:39:26	rasher	I asked for clarification
23:39:36	rasher	The glyph names are pretty unimportant
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23:49:34	byteframe	all done: http://pastebin.com/RPQgUQ5P thanks yall. look forward to sansa usb support.
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