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00:29:17 | TheSeven | pamaury: kleemajo just pointed me to this: http://svn.fonosfera.org/fon-ng/trunk/fon/ra_usb/src/dwc_otg_regs.h |
00:29:36 | TheSeven | it seems to contains docs for some undocumented part of that synopsys otg |
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00:30:50 | pamaury | which ones ? is it different from the one of the patch ? |
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00:42:51 | pamaury | there are a few differences but the question is whether all those registers apply to all revisions of the controller |
00:46:08 | pamaury | there seem to be "dma descriptors" similar to the usb arc driver |
00:48:37 | pamaury | these are not supported by my controller anyway |
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01:08:43 | saratoga | is there some way i can check that a cross compiler actually supports a given arm level? |
01:08:52 | saratoga | short of writing assembly and seeing what happens |
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01:32:44 | lovasoa | Hi |
01:33:27 | lovasoa | I just posted a new patch, and as advised on the tracker, I come to discuss about it in IRC |
01:33:34 | lovasoa | The patch is http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12079 |
01:34:35 | lovasoa | No one ? |
01:34:41 | saratoga | you didn't attach the patch |
01:35:11 | lovasoa | Oops |
01:36:36 | lovasoa | I just attached it as a comment |
01:36:38 | saratoga | i guess i can commit FS #12056 though |
01:37:11 | AlexP | lovasoa: Also, it is 01:30 in the morning on Easter Sunday in Europe (where most devs are) - you can't expect an answer in a minute |
01:37:12 | saratoga | whats your full name, i'll add you to the credits |
01:37:31 | lovasoa | I am in eastern Europe to (France) |
01:37:51 | lovasoa | My full name is Ophir LOJKINE |
01:38:19 | AlexP | France is west Europe |
01:38:35 | lovasoa | But in #12056 all work was done by Noé LOJKINE |
01:39:29 | lovasoa | AlexP: Humm... Maybe You're right... But it's still 1:40 in France |
01:39:37 | AlexP | I know |
01:39:38 | saratoga | ok i will add Noe then |
01:39:41 | AlexP | This was my point |
01:43:24 | lovasoa | And maybe you can answer me... What is MAX_PATH for ? |
01:43:54 | saratoga | ugh stupid svn, is "Noel" the proper way to Anglicize Noé? |
01:44:09 | AlexP | saratoga: Why anglicise it? |
01:44:13 | lovasoa | I think it would be Noah |
01:44:25 | AlexP | I've committed stuff using accents in the message I'm sure |
01:44:29 | saratoga | because SVN freaks out if i try to put that e with the accent |
01:44:46 | AlexP | I'd just leave off the accent then |
01:45:01 | CIA-87 | New commit by saratoga (r29781): Commit FS #12056 by Noe Lojkinse. Fixes a bug in Xobox where old key presses were left on the buffer too long. |
01:45:18 | saratoga | crap misspelled the last name |
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01:46:04 | saratoga | huh no i didn't, pico added that for me . . . |
01:47:41 | AlexP | The é seems wrong in the file too |
01:47:47 | AlexP | What encoding are you using? |
01:47:58 | saratoga | whatever nano/pico on ubuntu uses |
01:48:02 | CIA-87 | r29781 build result: All green |
01:48:09 | saratoga | can you fix it, i have no idea how |
01:48:17 | AlexP | Sure |
01:48:21 | gevaerts | saratoga: editors should use your default encoding. They don't decide on their own |
01:48:36 | saratoga | ok then whatever ubuntu uses |
01:52:12 | CIA-87 | New commit by alex (r29782): Hopefully correct spelling of Noé Lojkine |
01:52:28 | * | AlexP points at the accent in the commit message :) |
01:52:39 | * | gevaerts applauds :) |
01:53:54 | lovasoa | When I'll show the credits to my little brother tomorrow, he will be very happy!! Thanks very much |
01:54:50 | AlexP | Thanks for the patch :) |
01:55:08 | CIA-87 | r29782 build result: All green |
01:56:03 | lovasoa | As it's nearly 2 on the morning in both eastern and western Europe, I think I have to go to bed... |
01:56:28 | AlexP | :) |
01:56:34 | lovasoa | Thanks and goodbye (and don't forget my other patch)... |
01:57:20 | saratoga | bertrik should probably look at it |
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08:55:55 | mgmuscari | hi, i'd like to contribute about 10 lines of java code into the rockbox for android codebase, to implement the mind-numbingly simple task of last.fm scrobbling in the android app version. can i just do an svn commit or is there some process that i need to go through? |
08:56:32 | mgmuscari | i guess i need to submit it as a patch? |
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09:15:10 | n1s | mgmuscari: yeah post a patch in the tracker |
09:16:08 | mgmuscari | http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12080 |
09:16:32 | mgmuscari | it's super simple, but i worry it may not be accepted because i didn't add in any kind of settings checking or support for it |
09:18:12 | mgmuscari | unfortunately, while i am familiar with designing android activities and working with them, the native framebuffer UI that rockbox android uses is as yet foreign to me, and i don't have a lot of time to go poking around to get it to work with that. maybe if the mood takes me i'll write an android activity UI for rockbox - i'm sure plenty of people would like to have a more "natural" looking interface on android for it |
09:22:40 | mgmuscari | fwiw, rockbox is the only player i've found so far that will actually respect gapless playback with my ogg vorbis music collection on my htc inspire running gingerbread. |
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09:29:58 | mgmuscari | anyway, bedtime now |
09:30:04 | mgmuscari | thanks for the input, goodnight |
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12:37:34 | bertrik | What would be the proper thing to do for an ipod when someone presses the poweroff button on an attached dock? |
12:37:48 | bertrik | Would just stopping playback make sense? |
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12:45:26 | pamaury | I think stopping makes sense |
12:47:33 | bertrik | yes, I think so too now. On the IAP level, this is basically a mode switch between normal ui mode (where the ipod is in control) and extended interface mode (where the dock is in control). So arriving back into the normal ui mode with playback stopped, makes a lot of sense. |
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13:07:04 | CIA-87 | New commit by bertrik (r29783): iap: fix shutdown of logitech Pure-Fi Elite dock, by Ophir Lojkine |
13:14:25 | CIA-87 | r29783 build result: All green |
13:25:28 | bertrik | wow, that took a while :) |
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13:42:09 | rasher | bluebrother: Fixed the translate page. Not sure what on earth happened |
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15:38:51 | lovasoa | Hi |
15:39:19 | lovasoa | if someone is interested in the iap code, I just posted a new patch : http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12079 |
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15:45:08 | clmoe | alright I'm gonna get vmware running so I can get this darn firmware written on here the right way |
15:45:14 | clmoe | I've also got to resolder the battery |
15:45:15 | clmoe | again |
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16:07:34 | clmoe | Linux is the only thing I know that you can get really good BT speeds on when none of the seeds have seedboxes |
16:07:58 | * | clmoe is currently maxing out my crappy connection with a knoppix iso |
16:08:06 | clmoe | *his |
16:08:08 | AlexP | Is this relevant to Rockbox? |
16:08:16 | clmoe | it will be in a bit |
16:08:27 | clmoe | gotta dd the firmware on my clipp |
16:08:31 | AlexP | Then please keep it |
16:08:34 | clmoe | tried that in windows the other day, not a good idea |
16:08:49 | AlexP | This is an on topic channel for support and development of Rockbox only |
16:11:04 | clmoe | not quite sure how it got into recovery mode though |
16:13:57 | clmoe | >vmware said it's an m200 plus |
16:13:59 | clmoe | whoa |
16:15:39 | gevaerts | That means recovery mode I think |
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16:29:25 | bertrik | Another sd bug bites the dust :D |
16:29:50 | bertrik | ( http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=26852 ) |
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16:30:18 | iSiDoRoS | hello hello |
16:33:15 | iSiDoRoS | i saw that it's at last possible to install rockbox on my ipod classic 160gb. is there any progress controling this ipod version through the port interface? (i have my ipod connected at my car's audio system and i want to control it) |
16:38:01 | bertrik | iSiDoRoS, vital parts of ipod classic support are still missing for the ipod accessory protocol, like the serial driver |
16:38:49 | clmoe | alright I still can't get this silly program to work |
16:38:59 | bertrik | it's probably not that hard to do. It requires a combination of a motivated developer with enough free time who also happens to own both a ipod classic and an ipod accessory. |
16:39:10 | clmoe | I've got knoppix in a VM right now, the clipp is sdc1 and the file is clippa.bin in sdb1 |
16:39:49 | clmoe | it should just be dd if=/dev/sdb1/clippa.bin of=/dev/sdc1 |
16:40:12 | clmoe | but it says the if bit isn't a directory |
16:40:23 | iSiDoRoS | thanks for the news bertrik. so i guess the only thing i can do is to check rockbox every day and wait, right? |
16:41:03 | iSiDoRoS | (since i'm not a developer) |
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16:41:22 | bertrik | There is no-one currently working on the iap for the ipod nano 2g or ipod classic, so maybe check rockbox only once a week or so :) |
16:41:36 | gevaerts | clmoe: clippa.bin isn't in /dev/sdb1 |
16:41:48 | gevaerts | It's in the filesystem that happens to be on that device |
16:42:08 | clmoe | so /media/sdb1? |
16:42:11 | iSiDoRoS | oh god! why didn't i become a developer?! |
16:42:18 | iSiDoRoS | thanks a lot bertrik |
16:42:27 | gevaerts | And I'm pretty sure that you need /dev/sdc as the output device, not /dev/sdc1 |
16:42:36 | iSiDoRoS | i hope to see you soon with good news :) |
16:42:36 | gevaerts | clmoe: wherever you see it |
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16:44:11 | clmoe | ah, I tried media once before |
16:44:17 | clmoe | it's clppa.bin not clippa.bin |
16:45:34 | pamaury | are target_id values more or less random in ./configure ? |
16:45:38 | clmoe | oh man, looks like it transfered |
16:48:08 | B4gder | pamaury: yes, we just usually get the next available one |
16:48:23 | pamaury | this pattern has not really been followed ;) |
16:48:39 | * | pamaury takes a safety margin: 77 -> 80 |
16:48:53 | pamaury | :) |
16:49:22 | bertrik | so, we've had about 77 potential targets so far? |
16:49:34 | pamaury | don't know, I doubt it |
16:49:44 | B4gder | roughly that I'd guess |
16:49:52 | pamaury | Do we want to take advantage of the fuze+ 24-bit screen or stay 16-bit ? |
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16:50:31 | bertrik | I'd say go with 16-bit first if that's easier |
16:50:37 | pamaury | what do it changes ? I think much of the code is using 16-bit per pixel so I don't know how much changes it will imply to switch to 24-bit |
16:50:42 | pamaury | *does |
16:50:44 | kugel | pamaury: 24-bit would be nice, but you need to write lcd code for it |
16:51:01 | pamaury | ok, let's stay 16-bit now |
16:51:13 | bertrik | I know I became slightly desperate when porting to the samsung yp-s3, thinking it could only do 24-bit |
16:52:10 | pamaury | In my case, I'm pretty sure the lcdif can implement any conversion in the world :) |
16:52:41 | pamaury | Well, I see this later |
16:52:46 | bertrik | can the lcd even display 24-bit? |
16:52:47 | kugel | 24-bit is probably not worth the effort |
16:52:56 | pamaury | bertrik: I think so |
16:53:10 | pamaury | it's the native format used and sandisk claim a TFT 24-bit displaty |
16:53:24 | B4gder | companies have claimed 24bit and lied in the past though |
16:54:03 | pamaury | the question is more whether or not one see the difference |
16:54:13 | B4gder | yes, that's a very valid question |
16:54:24 | pamaury | I'll try :) |
16:54:27 | clmoe | alright it's out of recovery mode now |
16:54:37 | clmoe | it's been doing all of that by itself, btw |
16:55:01 | B4gder | make a full green to no green gradient in 16bit and 24 bit and see if someone can spot the diff |
16:55:26 | B4gder | that'd be 6 vs 8 bits for it |
16:55:41 | B4gder | of course, red or blue would make 5 vs 8 |
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17:00:20 | pamaury | does the tool chain always produce a plain binary file or does it support producing (say) a bootloader from an elf file ? |
17:03:33 | clmoe | hmm, I've got the OF copied but still nothing on the screen |
17:03:46 | clmoe | it's also out of recovery mode now (3.65gb space instead of 3.68) |
17:06:00 | mshathlonxp | knowing that it is possible to swap locations of ipod's OF and rocbox, I'm wondering if it's possible to install two rockbox'es and no OF on ipod? |
17:07:15 | clmoe | I think I'm about done with this gu |
17:07:57 | clmoe | I'll try and get the battery soldered on right when I get back from werk and see if I can get it working |
17:08:08 | clmoe | otherwise I'll use another one |
17:18:47 | bertrik | do we have a datasheet of the s5l8702 used in the ipod nano 2g? |
17:20:07 | bertrik | ipod classic I mean |
17:22:38 | kugel | pamaury: it produces an .elf file |
17:23:55 | kugel | then strip is called to make the plain binary, but the .elf is still there |
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17:26:58 | pamaury | kugel: yes but the Makefile rule is hardwire in root.make, I'll need to change this somhow |
17:28:16 | pamaury | bertrik: I doubt it |
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17:29:55 | kugel | pamaury: perhaps make it call $(SOME_TOOL), where SOME_TOOL=elf2sb for the fuze+ and SOME_TOOL=strip for others? |
17:30:26 | saratoga | bertrik: theres just the datasheet for the s5l8700, on which the s5l8702 is loosely inspired |
17:36:24 | pamaury | I think I won't change anything, since producing the final file requires to have a sandisk firmware image, let's just generate the elf file and do the final step manual or as part of rbutil |
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17:37:47 | pamaury | is there a program which always succeeds ? A bit like "yes" but which does nothing except returning 0 ? |
17:38:11 | pamaury | hum, true perhaps |
17:41:55 | pamaury | what is the directory structure to use ? |
17:42:10 | pamaury | target/arm/imx233/sansa-fuzeplus ? |
17:45:08 | pamaury | is MODEL_NUMBER completely independent of the model number in configure and the target_id in configure too ? |
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17:45:50 | gevaerts | kugel: did you see FS #12032? You're slightly familiar with that code I think |
17:49:50 | kugel | i'll have a look |
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17:52:53 | kugel | pamaury: true |
17:53:11 | pamaury | I found out but thanks ;) |
17:53:57 | bertrik | Can someone have a look at http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12079 ? I think it's ready to go, but like to have another developer look at it |
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17:59:38 | kugel | gevaerts: thomasjfox reported problems with disktidy and symlinks (very similar to the database). perhaps that's the issue? |
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18:23:59 | pamaury | is there something special with button-target.h ? When trying to build, make is not happy |
18:27:22 | pamaury | what is the purpose of _backlight_lcd_sleep ? |
18:27:49 | bertrik | maybe make is picking up the wrong button-target.h and is confusing you that way |
18:28:07 | pamaury | I find out, I needed to regenerate the dependencies ;) |
18:28:15 | pamaury | But my question about _backlight_lcd_sleep still holds: ) |
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18:30:57 | bertrik | bah, I've written a basic uart driver for the s5l8700 (ipod nano 2g) and am trying to get iap to work. But iap expects support for the remote tuner, but if I include that, I also need an FM input src cap, then I'll also need an ADC to detect the accessory apparently, etc, etc. This is a dependency mess. |
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18:49:18 | bertrik | Which ADC channel is used for accessory detect on the ipod nano 2g and the ipod classic 6g? |
18:51:16 | bertrik | What value is PCLK on the ipod nano 2g? |
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18:56:36 | Buschel | PCLK= 48 MHz on the nano 2G |
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19:01:26 | bertrik | Buschel, thanks, do you have a nano 2g by any chance? |
19:02:14 | Buschel | yes, I have one. |
19:04:53 | bertrik | and also an ipod accessory? |
19:05:01 | Buschel | no, sorry |
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19:40:45 | jhMikeS | gevaerts: now there's a whopper message on dev for you :) |
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19:45:48 | Artem | Hello. What should i do to edit some information on rockboxwiki? |
19:46:18 | n1s | Artem: sign up and then ask in here for write accesss |
19:46:23 | n1s | s/sss/ss/ |
19:48:45 | Artem | ( |
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19:49:40 | bertrik | jhMikeS, let's do this! :D |
19:51:22 | ArtemijG | someone see my msg? |
19:52:28 | saratoga | ArtemijG: http://www.rockbox.org/irc/log-20110425 |
19:53:22 | jhMikeS | bertrik: whee...I'm game...I have to go somewhere for a few at 3:00pm my time, so I'll do it when I can stick around and fix build stuff that comes up. |
19:54:43 | ArtemijG | did i need to look all log file? |
19:57:48 | ArtemijG | ok. thx for help. will try to send an email. hope it will help |
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20:39:06 | webguest21 | hi |
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20:40:11 | webguest21 | i have a problem while runing svn comand |
20:40:36 | webguest21 | unknown hostname |
20:40:55 | webguest72 | Does ne1 here know if rockbox will run on a Sylvania SMPK 4230 4gb Ipod knockoff? |
20:41:00 | webguest21 | what could be a problem |
20:41:15 | n1s | it will not run on that |
20:41:16 | webguest72 | If so, which distro to use? |
20:41:35 | gevaerts | webguest72: rockbox only supports the players that are listed on the front page |
20:41:48 | gevaerts | webguest21: sounds like your networking setup isn't working |
20:41:56 | saratoga | webguest21: usually that means you have no internet connectivity |
20:42:23 | webguest72 | I can't even find any info on this Sylvania thing anywhere. |
20:42:29 | webguest21 | i am runing a vmware |
20:42:33 | webguest72 | It keeps locking up and I wanna fix that somehow. |
20:42:51 | saratoga | webguest72: we probably can't help you here |
20:43:19 | webguest72 | Is there contact info for some of the core rockbox developers? |
20:43:22 | gevaerts | webguest72: if you *really* want rockbox on it, have a look at http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/NewPort |
20:43:47 | scorche | webguest72: sure - you can generally find them on IRC at #rockbox on freenode |
20:43:51 | webguest72 | Cuz the Sylvania looks just like that Cowan thing which is l.isted on the page and has all of the same internal hardware too. |
20:44:30 | n1s | webguest21: can the vm reach the internet? |
20:44:43 | webguest72 | Ah...the New Port page answers my questions. Thanks folks... |
20:44:50 | webguest72 | <3 penguins |
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20:45:25 | gevaerts | penguins? |
20:45:30 | mshathlonxp | ghh |
20:45:44 | mshathlonxp | why someone tries to do something with ipod clones? |
20:45:54 | mshathlonxp | they are built for trash anyway |
20:47:11 | n1s | people ask this from time to time usually for various ipod knock offs |
20:47:37 | * | mshathlonxp is not surprised |
20:47:53 | mshathlonxp | interesting, what and where do they ask something about broken screens etc :) |
20:48:03 | webguest21 | i dont have internet on vm |
20:48:13 | webguest21 | how can i fix it |
20:51:19 | webguest21 | ITS ROCKBOX VMWARE |
20:52:05 | AlexP | It is nothing to do with it being a vm supplied by us, it is something in your setup |
20:52:10 | AlexP | And no need to shout :) |
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21:21:35 | AlexP | Congratulations to wtachi and kugel, our two GSoC students! :) |
21:22:04 | AlexP | Commiserations to the others - we had lots of competition for very few slot this year |
21:22:19 | AlexP | We'd love everyone to stick around of course |
21:22:37 | saratoga | congrats |
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21:23:20 | kugel | wtachi: Hey, congratulations :) |
21:23:31 | wtachi | kugel: you too! |
21:23:35 | wtachi | I'm happy I was accepted! |
21:23:41 | bluebrother | rasher: thanks. I guess we can close FS #12078 then |
21:23:45 | wtachi | weren't there more slots in previous years, though? |
21:23:54 | AlexP | yes, we had fewer this year |
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21:26:07 | * | GodEater likes the sound of jhMikeS proposal for playback rework |
21:26:18 | gevaerts | GodEater: "proposal"? |
21:26:28 | AlexP | He has already done it :) |
21:26:35 | AlexP | just not committed it |
21:26:40 | GodEater | proposal to commit it ;) |
21:26:42 | saratoga | yes the codec clean up is more then welcome |
21:26:50 | AlexP | Although I've been using the patch for a few days now with no issues |
21:27:34 | saratoga | the previous strategy of "let the codecs do whatever they want to playback and hope that nothing goes wrong" was not very good |
21:27:48 | mt | wtachi: Congrats ! |
21:27:51 | GodEater | no - that's not smart |
21:28:04 | wtachi | mt: thanks! |
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21:32:10 | tguinot | gsoc answers updated :) |
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21:40:16 | [7] | AlexP, scorche: how many applications did we have this year? |
21:40:29 | AlexP | 18 IIRC |
21:40:44 | [7] | and how many of them would have been accepted if slots would not have been an issue? |
21:40:45 | saratoga | 17 |
21:40:51 | [7] | i.e. how many were crap? |
21:40:59 | saratoga | we probably shouldn't say that publicly |
21:41:00 | AlexP | [7]: I don't think it is fair to say that |
21:41:01 | [7] | (roughly) |
21:41:22 | [7] | more like 50 or 90% being good ideas? |
21:41:37 | AlexP | Not a public thing I don't think |
21:41:44 | gevaerts | [7]: I think that sort of discussions should be restricted to #rockbox-gsoc |
21:42:22 | [7] | oh, forgot about that one, thanks for reminding :) |
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22:23:37 | wodz | http://img854.imageshack.us/i/dscf7975.jpg/ <- rk2705 based dap :-) |
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22:24:58 | gevaerts | wodz: nice! |
22:26:32 | [7] | wodz: congrats :) |
22:26:38 | wodz | the lcd_update() performance is poor because I can't figure out how to use hw pixel format conversion + dma doesn't play nice with me |
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22:27:36 | pixelma | nice work still :) |
22:29:10 | wodz | It looks a bit like I am competing with pamaury who will make new usable port first :-) |
22:33:29 | bertrik | wodz, what kind of storage does this player have? |
22:33:40 | pamaury | I think you have some advance on me wodz |
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22:35:42 | pamaury | given how hard it is to understand the OF code and what is still to be done, I still have a lot of work to do :) |
22:36:47 | pamaury | anyway congratulation for your work ! |
22:37:26 | wodz | bertrik: raw nand and SD |
22:37:28 | bluebrother | pixelma: any thoughts on moving the Rockbox logo originals (i.e. the svg files) to docs/logo? |
22:37:37 | bluebrother | I'd like to have them in some common place. |
22:41:50 | Buschel | Lear: (for the logs) regarding your mail -> I do not see those warning, but the code is definately wrong after I reduced MAX_CHANNELS. We could just comment the whole create_channel_config() function as this is not relevant for decoding. |
22:41:58 | pixelma | bluebrother: may be nice. One thing I think of is that the complete logo's SVG lacks the structure on the "box" part as I didn't find a sensible way to do it in vector graphics, I'd think it would be nice to give a hint through the naming or so |
22:46:58 | bluebrother | right now I have rockbox-clef.svg (used by Rockbox Utility directly, the Android port uses an png export of it), rockbox-icon.svg (the "Rb" icon I've made a while ago, wasn't in svn before) and rockbox-logo.svg which is the "full" one |
22:47:36 | bluebrother | the "Rb" one is used in the Rockbox Utility icon, but that uses a version that is based on the original png so has the box "structure" thingy |
22:48:17 | bluebrother | oh, and manual/frontpage/rockbox3540.png does only show the "box" part for me −− I think to remember that file working some time in the past. Any idea what's wrong there? |
22:49:13 | bluebrother | and about the "structure": I was thinking if it would be acceptable / a good idea to drop the "old" logo and make the svg the "new" original logo. Maybe something to discuss at devcon? |
22:50:08 | AlexP | Sure, whack it on the list :) |
22:51:01 | pixelma | sounds like a plan :) |
22:51:49 | bluebrother | the discussion or moving the logo files? ;-) |
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22:54:51 | * | bluebrother wonders why he always gets this "Confirmation required" thing when changing wiki pages |
22:55:02 | AlexP | Lots of us do |
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22:56:05 | bluebrother | oh, and since there's more activity here right now: anyone want to test Rockbox Utilty svn? I'd like to push a new release really soon now, and it would be great if someone who experienced the TTS issue on Windows could give it a try |
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23:13:21 | wodz | which sd driver should I use as a template for rockchip sd driver? I mean which is the cleanest and complete? |
23:14:38 | bertrik | good question, I don't know |
23:16:33 | wodz | the choice is basicaly AMSv1, AMSv2, TCC, onda, ondio... |
23:18:22 | bertrik | AMSv2 is OK for at least the card initialisation commands |
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23:19:04 | bertrik | AMSv1 is a bit of a mess with some special cases for bank switching, I don't know the others |
23:19:45 | bertrik | isn't ondio using MMC instead of SD? |
23:19:51 | wodz | ah yes |
23:22:17 | wodz | hmm I'll start with AMSv2 I think - at least I can ask bertrik what is what there :-_ |
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23:30:00 | kugel | wodz: what about e200v1? |
23:31:01 | wodz | isn't it pp without any documentation? |
23:32:20 | kugel | AMS is also undocumented for the SD part AFAIK |
23:32:31 | kugel | but e200v1 sems to be the most robust one |
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23:34:42 | wodz | ... with inline assembly inside. This is asking for troubles when starting |
23:41:04 | bertrik | there is documentation for AMSv2 |
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23:42:33 | Luca_S | hello everybody. I've been testing the reworked playback engine patch and noticed something strange, however i'm not sure if it's present in svn too. |
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23:43:04 | bertrik | and AMSv1 uses a standard PL180 block IIRC |
23:43:36 | pixelma | bluebrother: I wouldn't mind testing the Utility but not today anymore and I also didn't try it for a while so didn't see the problem myself (my PC here is also only hyperthreading I believe and not multi-core so I don't know if I would experience it - maybe I could compare with the current release later) |
23:43:41 | Luca_S | i set up a playlist with a few songs, then started playback, skipped two or three songs, then entered in the playlist menu and moved a song that was after the currently playing one to before the current playing one |
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23:44:43 | pixelma | Luca_S: what happened? |
23:44:53 | Luca_S | when I did that, the 'now playing' indicator (the one with the two notes), did not move and pointed to the wrong song |
23:45:20 | Luca_S | it's as if it kept the same index as before |
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23:46:02 | pixelma | I know there were a lot of quirks with this "live moving" and its display before so maybe the new engine made workarounds unnecessary or so. Would be nice if you could test an SVN build in comparison though |
23:46:05 | Luca_S | (i am talking about the 'now playing' indicator refers in the playlist menu) |
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23:47:21 | Luca_S | will do tomorrow :) now it's late and gonna get some sleep :) however I let it play for a few hours, skipping and creating playlist and all worked fine |
23:47:47 | Luca_S | also some issues I had with metadata display in wps seem gone |
23:48:01 | Luca_S | s/metadata display/metadata refresh |
23:48:16 | tbruff13 | Hello I was wondering how to make a coby mp3 player use rockbox I am not trying to skip out on work I will do what I can, but I simply do not have the programming skill to do it so I am asking for help I know you guys don't take requests so please don't get mad at me for asking i'm tried to buy a compatible player, but alas messed up and got a coby I would like to know if anyone could at least get me started on porting for my player or brand of playe |
23:48:16 | tbruff13 | rs I will admit I have very little programing experience so can someone please help me |
23:48:59 | tbruff13 | I am willing to do the work I just need to figure out how |
23:49:06 | wodz | tbruff13: I am afraid you are on your own |
23:49:24 | AlexP | tbruff13: We don't take requests, no. Ports are done by interested owners - your best chance is to try and find some other owners with the skills and get them interested |
23:49:41 | AlexP | tbruff13: People here will of course help, but we aren't going to teach you programming |
23:50:04 | AlexP | tbruff13: See www.rockbox.org/wiki/NewPort for the sort of thing you will have to be doing |
23:50:42 | pixelma | Luca_S: jhMikeS (the main developer behind the new engine) is probably interested in your reports too but doesn't seem to be around currently |
23:51:44 | pixelma | leaving a comment in the tracker would be another possibility ;) |
23:52:15 | tbruff13 | AlexP, I know and I was stupid to ask but at least tell me this is it possible to get rockbox working on a coby, and If it is i will work on getting support |
23:52:32 | AlexP | It might be |
23:52:38 | AlexP | Can you upgrade the firmware? |
23:53:14 | wodz | what cpu does it have? |