#rockbox 2011-05-16

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#rockbox log for 2011-05-16

00:00:31	amiconn	saratoga: Ignoring certain buttons is crucial. If rockbox is flashed, it will almost certainly detect a pressed button (the one that o straight into usb modepowers on the device) if usb is plugged before powering on, effectively preventing the user to g
00:00:52	amiconn	..o to usb mode
00:01:01	saratoga	amiconn: thanks, just saw the logged conversation you had with Llorean about that, I will update the patch in a moment to take that into account
00:01:33	amiconn	Erg, somehow that go quite scrambled
00:02:40	amiconn	-> If rockbox is flashed, it will almost certainly detect a pressed button (the one that powers on the device) if usb is plugged before powering on, effectively preventing the user to go straight into usb mode
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00:07:34	saratoga	amiconn: is it enough to ignore the power button on the player and ondio? or do they need to ignore other buttons as well?
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00:10:59	saratoga	amiconn: heres what I have: http://pastebin.com/NYS5D6fL
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00:18:50	funman	saratoga: looks cool
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00:26:21	saratoga	amiconn: ping me when you have a chance, if that looks good i'll commit and watch for anyone reporting problems
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00:27:14	amiconn	saratoga: I guess H1x0 will be the same when flashed (I don't dare flashing my precioussss H180...)
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00:28:03	saratoga	amiconn: current code has no check for the H100, do you think I should add one?
00:28:15	amiconn	Hmm, I don't know
00:28:21	saratoga	seems likely someone would have noticed by now if that occurred?
00:28:47	saratoga	i can't test and don't want to risk breaking it, so i think i'll just leave it alone
00:29:30	saratoga	do you mind if I commit then?
00:34:06	pixelma	it somehow feels rushed now in the end but that's probably because it's the first time I heard about it today. Has this been discussed outside IRC before? I'm not opposed to the change but think that some more people are like me and feel a bit surprised
00:35:28	saratoga	heh, its been over half a year of me asking people if this can go in
00:36:26	saratoga	i think i've now pinged everyone who has ever touched that logic in the SVN logs and had them review the changes
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00:37:52	pixelma	weird, I think I read most of the logs and remember quite a bit - but not this. Has there been a huge gap between today and the last time this was discussed?
00:38:00	gevaerts	probably
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00:39:02	gevaerts	I mean, most of the traffic on the tracker is from November
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00:41:18	saratoga	yeah haven't mentioned it in a couple months
00:41:31	saratoga	since feb maybe?
00:42:10	saratoga	anyway for something like this its mostly a matter of 'whats going to break', so aside from asking people who wrote the code i'm not sure what else makes sense to do
00:42:32	saratoga	aside from just test, commit, and see if anything breaks that missed testing
00:43:27	saratoga	but honestly the current logic is basically just a bunch of junk left over from various ports that doesn't serve a purpose anymore aside from on Archos
00:44:31	gevaerts	saratoga: I guess the question could be more of "do we want it" than the technical issues
00:45:23	saratoga	true
00:45:36	saratoga	although the current setup is so ridiculous its hard to imagine someone would prefer it
00:45:58	saratoga	the charge button isn't even consistent across devices, its just randomly selected such that you have to look it up to figure it out
00:46:47	gevaerts	Well, I agree with you in this case, but I've also had opinions in the past that I thought were obviously the only sensible opinion until the things were actually discussed
00:46:52	saratoga	i think your manual changes make the most sense, let people use any button, but have the docs recommend a safe button to use
00:46:55	saratoga	yeah fair enough
00:48:11	gevaerts	Maybe a quick mail to the ML saying that you plan to commit this, and commit tomorrow unless someone has a serious objection?
00:55:21	saratoga	done
00:57:37	gevaerts	Great!
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01:19:06	lovasoa	bertrik : my iPod completely freezed (black screen) twice this evening. I suspect that it is because of your patch. I just wanted to warn you...
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01:32:08	pamaury	saratoga: I'm definitely in favor of your patch :) I always finish entering the debug charge menu to go into charging mode because I don't want to check all buttons
01:32:39	saratoga	ha
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01:51:16	pixelma	hmm, not sure I remember correctly but I think so that the Iaudios don't go into charging mode in Rockbox at all. At least I think I remembered to have tried once in vein. Would this need checking (with the patch)?
01:51:46	pixelma	although I'm about to go to sleep, someone remind me in the morning
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02:07:40	saratoga	pixelma: no, the iaudio players don't define HAVE_USB_POWER so nothing changes
02:08:30	saratoga	actually neither do the H1x0, which i guess is why they didn't used to have an exception for their power button
02:08:35	saratoga	do they not charge in rockbox either?
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08:06:15	[Saint]	saratoga: (reading the logs) For what it's worth, I'd appreciate FS #11769 being committed.
08:06:55	[Saint]	(as most of my targets are Nanos, and they're very fiddly to get into "charge only" mode)
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10:18:01	gevaerts	saratoga: h1x0 doesn't charge from USB, unless (IIRC) you solder a bit
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12:10:37	JoshuaChang	can i use double exp function in rb's real target build?
12:10:58	Torne	not the usual one from math.h, no
12:11:02	Torne	we don't have floating point :)
12:11:14	Torne	there may be a fixpoint exp somewhere.
12:11:18	Torne	you can't use doubles at all
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12:14:32	JoshuaChang	you mean i couldn't even use double?
12:15:40	Torne	no.
12:16:02	JoshuaChang	i know there's a fixpoint exp function, but it's precision maybe not enough...
12:16:04	Torne	our targets mostly don't have floating point hardware
12:16:13	Torne	so, we use fixpoint math for everything.
12:16:18	gevaerts	You might be able to get away with it in plugins, but it's going to be slow
12:16:36	gevaerts	I believe the calculator plugin uses gcc-generated soft float
12:17:32	JoshuaChang	i just use it to calculate the parameter, so the speed is not sensitive
12:19:53	Torne	what parameter?
12:20:12	JoshuaChang	ehh, dsp plugin's
12:21:33	JoshuaChang	i converted a hardware based effect into c code, but the parameter algorithm have not been fully reversed,so...
12:21:45	Torne	DSP is not a plugin
12:22:10	Torne	so, you can't realistically use floating point at all
12:22:14	JoshuaChang	dsp.c contains many plugin, in my point of view
12:23:26	JoshuaChang	i just need floating point in parameter set function, all the dsp code is fixpoint based
12:23:32	Torne	right, but they are not compiled as plugins, and so if they use floating point then this introduces all the floating point support code into the core
12:23:48	Torne	so that's not going to be acceptable :)
12:28:56	amiconn	saratoga, pixelma: The iAudios don't have HAVE_USB_POWER defined because their charging code needs some work first. Charging from USB needs software support
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12:29:50	amiconn	All 3 iAudios don't charge from USB in rockbox at all. The X5 and M5 slowly charge from the charger if connected, the M3 doesn't even do that
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12:41:09	gartral	hey guys, im using my e250, r29887 and i noticed that i can no longer mount the SD card when i plug in my cable. internal storage mounts ok. is this a known bug? i can't find any direct mention in the flyspray
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13:08:10	gartral	hey guys, im using my e250, r29887 and i noticed that i can no longer mount the SD card when i plug in my cable. internal storage mounts ok. is this a known bug? i can't find any direct mention in the flyspray
13:10:34	[Saint]	please don't repeat your question, if someone knows the answer, they'll answer.
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13:12:33	gartral	i repeat when i see a few devs log in. it's not that i felt ignored
13:13:15	[Saint]	the channel is logged, there's no need to repeat the question.
13:13:32	[Saint]	(in some cases it may even make it less likely you'll get an answer)
13:13:40	Torne	(also those people did not just log in, they reconnected) :)
13:13:45	Torne	(so they did see the first time)
13:17:08	gartral	ok, excuse me.. i also havent had myuch coffee yet
13:18:29	gevaerts	gartral: are you (a) using linux, and (b) compiling your own kernel?
13:18:53	gartral	a: yes b: no
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13:19:53	gevaerts	gartral: what does "cat /sys/module/scsi_mod/parameters/max_luns" say?
13:19:58	gartral	it doesn't appear too be a kernel issue either, the SD won't mount on my Win7 box, or my friend's macbook.
13:20:09	gevaerts	right
13:20:46	gevaerts	The card works in rockbox?
13:20:55	gartral	perfectly
13:21:05	gartral	result was 1
13:21:33	[Saint]	Have you tried hotplugging the card while mounted?
13:21:46	[Saint]	(sometimes works on my Fuze)
13:21:51	gartral	nope, that escaped me
13:23:02	Torne	if max_luns is 1 then that's why it's only mounting one drive :)
13:23:10	Torne	your distro's kernel is compiled with a dumb option
13:23:13	gartral	[Saint]: no go
13:23:45	gartral	Torne: wouldn't surprise me one bit. I didn't, and can't compile a kernel for this machine
13:24:01	Torne	you can just change that by echoing a different number to it as root
13:24:07	Torne	but it won't persist across reboots
13:24:12	gartral	it's a Google cr-48..
13:24:24	Torne	you can compile a kernel for that :)
13:24:25	[Saint]	that doesn't explain it not mounted under a Win box, though.
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13:25:03	gartral	well let me echo a higher number too that option and see
13:25:17	*	Torne should probably raise a bug on chromeos for that ;)
13:25:42	gartral	Torne: you a chromeOS hacker too?
13:26:05	Torne	i'm a googler, chrome committer, etc. and i have a cr48. ;)
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13:28:01	gartral	hmm.. odd.. even with sudo the echo 3 > /sys/module/scsi_mod/parameters/max_luns gives permission denied
13:28:31	Torne	that's because that's not how sudo works :)
13:28:37	Torne	sudo is only running the echo command as root
13:28:41	Torne	not the redirection
13:28:53	gartral	ahh, ok
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13:28:57	Torne	sudo sh -c 'echo 3 > /sys/module/scsi_mod/parameters/max_luns'
13:28:59	gartral	yup sudo su
13:30:09	*	gartral is wondering if he just forgot too have the SD in when testing on his windows machine
13:30:39	*	gartral needs more coffee
13:31:08	gartral	hey Torne is it ok if i pm you?
13:31:15	Torne	sure.
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13:38:30	tmzt	gartral: should be able to put that in sysctl.d or an init.d as well
13:39:27	gartral	tmzt: i'm a step ahead on that one
13:39:36	gartral	tmzt: thank you though
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14:56:38	JoshuaChang	i've managed to write my own exp function, and it works, at least on my cowon d2
14:56:55	JoshuaChang	using double var
14:57:39	Torne	we didn't say it wouldn't
14:57:41	Torne	:)
14:57:49	Torne	but you will now be including floating point runtime code in core.
14:57:55	Torne	which means it will've gotten bigger
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15:42:48	gevaerts	math.h isn't the problem
15:43:03	gevaerts	Well, apart from us not having it, I mean
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17:03:54	saratoga	wtachi: around?
17:07:46	saratoga	JoshuaChang: in core you should be using fixed point, not floats/doubles
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17:08:15	saratoga	precision of fixed point should be fine, you are only operating on 32 bit samples, there is no need for double precision
17:08:46	wtachi	saratoga: yes
17:08:50	saratoga	hey
17:08:52	JoshuaChang	double is calculate the parameter, not in processing samples
17:09:05	saratoga	then should be even easier to not use it then
17:09:22	saratoga	wtachi: sorry for not being around, i was traveling and now have a deadline at school
17:09:28	wtachi	no problem
17:09:32	JoshuaChang	i can't reverse engineer the code
17:09:48	saratoga	have you had time to talk to anyone else about your proposal?
17:10:16	wtachi	no, just the ML post
17:10:33	saratoga	JoshuaChang: usually its not that hard to replace floats for such simple applications, what are you doing?
17:10:47	saratoga	wtachi: ok i need to dig into that more, but overall it looked pretty good
17:11:33	JoshuaChang	i'm translate a hardware based reverb effect to c code
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17:12:18	saratoga	why does this need doubles?
17:12:36	JoshuaChang	value = (double)decay/1000;
17:12:37	JoshuaChang	value = (0.06112158043010938+value*(0.05839571946898384+
17:12:39	JoshuaChang	value(-0.06251223415316797+value-0.002455634475547180)))/
17:12:40	JoshuaChang	(1.0+value(-0.7203877574056393+value(-0.1428834838592317+
17:12:42	JoshuaChang	value*-0.0009789250744797674)));
17:12:48	saratoga	use a pastebin for stuff like that
17:13:38	JoshuaChang	it's parameter tanslate the user interface options into int32, inside it, was processing using double
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17:14:20	saratoga	does any of that actually need to be double precision though?
17:15:17	saratoga	value is just some filter coefficient or something?
17:15:21	JoshuaChang	unfortunately, i don't know the algorithm between the user interface's option and real int32 parameter
17:16:49	saratoga	what does value actually do?
17:16:49	JoshuaChang	reverb decay, diffusion, high freq tweak, etc...
17:17:29	JoshuaChang	only some of it can be understand and using pure int translate, others' algorithn was unknown
17:18:02	saratoga	no i mean what is the parameter "value" supposed to do ?
17:18:20	JoshuaChang	aeverb_data.c_decay = d2i(value);
17:18:35	JoshuaChang	value will finally translate back to int32
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17:19:06	JoshuaChang	d2i function translate a double value into int32
17:19:39	saratoga	yes, but what is the meaning of that parameter
17:19:48	saratoga	if you change it, what does it change about your effect
17:20:01	JoshuaChang	that value control the decay time
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17:20:28	saratoga	then do you really care about accuracy at all?
17:20:50	saratoga	worst case your reverb effect will last a couple milliseconds longer then it should
17:20:53	saratoga	not likely anyone is going to notice that
17:21:26	JoshuaChang	somtimes it isn't linear based
17:23:15	JoshuaChang	what's the side effect in using double in core?
17:23:28	saratoga	we'll reject your patch
17:23:56	n1s	and it's slow and will pull in a lot of software float support code
17:24:31	JoshuaChang	thanks, i'll think about it.
17:24:49	saratoga	given how badly written that block of code is, most likely it doesn't need double precision
17:24:53	saratoga	just convert it to integer
17:26:42	JoshuaChang	i'll think it over...
17:27:30	saratoga	heh although wolfram alpha doesn't do a great job simplifying it
17:30:53	gevaerts	I get (2.50850094615483 + (((1905.65053358222value) + (302.281684279943(valuevalue)) - 2500.06811504479)/(1021.52864000489 - (145.959570945881(valuevalue)) - pow(value, 3.0) - (735.896726098754value))));
17:31:27	gevaerts	Which isn't shorter, but it only has reasonably large numbers, which may make things easier
17:32:08	gevaerts	I mean, you could just round everything
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17:34:57	gevaerts	Well, it depends on how big decay is
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20:51:55	saratoga	is database auto update off by default? maybe that should be enabled automatically when someone turns on the database
20:53:24	Strife89	Yes, it's off normally.
20:54:26	Beremat	the only thing that's stopping me from using rockbox right now is the insanely long database update time
20:54:47	pixelma	Beremat: which player?
20:54:53	Beremat	Classic 160GB
20:55:13	Beremat	I'm thinking of just not using the database and organizing the folders instead
20:55:16	Beremat	and then using the file browser
20:55:23	pixelma	not sure if it's available but having dircache enabled speeds updating up a lot
20:56:06	gevaerts	Shouldn't be enabled by default these days?
20:56:40	Strife89	Yes.
20:57:00	pixelma	maybe it's because it's a new port then, don't know
20:57:02	Strife89	IIRC it's not enabled in the release
20:57:17	Strife89	*by default
20:58:15	pixelma	saratoga: database update without dircache takes ages and some of the targets don't have dircache or - e.g. not much RAM so people may prefer leaving it disabled. And as an example I initialised the database but usually reinitialise and don't update
20:58:38	gevaerts	Strife89: it was enabled in december, and our last release was february IIRC
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20:59:36	pixelma	not even manually
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21:01:58	pixelma	and as long as the problem initialising database without music file on the device exists, I'd be opposed to such a change. It's possible that you end up there, especially on targets with card slot
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21:23:12	funman	http://i.imgur.com/Li80V.jpg <- album art displays all-fucked-up on fuzev2 (tested on target and sim)
21:24:28	funman	http://i.imgur.com/1Rqb2.png <- the bad rendering
21:26:42	saratoga	should file a bug report and then ping unhelpful
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21:29:35	pixelma	if it is this way in general, I wonder why we haven't heard about it more often. Maybe it's a Fuzev2 thing?
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21:34:17	lovasoa	bertrik : I don't have time to speak about that, but my iPod completely freezed (black screen) twice last evening. I suspect that it is because of your patch. I just wanted to warn you...
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21:35:31	funman	pixelma: it only happens for this particular jpg
21:35:53	funman	should test on other targets (== different screen size)
21:36:36	bertrik	lovasoa, ok
21:37:32	funman	hmm why isn't the 'assigned to' list on flyspray complete?
21:37:46	Unhelpful	...and then ping me?
21:38:25	lovasoa	bertrik : Thanks, good bye, I have an exam tomorrow...
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21:38:58	bertrik	funman, bit rot I guess, but I think you can always assign something to yourself
21:39:28	Unhelpful	funman: the linked jpeg is the file being loaded in the screenshot?
21:40:01	funman	yes
21:40:10	funman	bertrik: well i don't want to work on it :P
21:40:25	funman	Unhelpful: i was about to open a bug report, should i continue?
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21:50:14	Unhelpful	funman: what does jpeg viewer do w/ this image?
21:50:40	Unhelpful	...because it's the same implementation, sort of. and i'm curious as to whether something in fitting it to the scaler is where it broke.
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21:57:45	CIA-16	New commit by bertrik (r29888): FS #12119 - June update of Czech language by Marek Salaba
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22:01:42	CIA-16	r29888 build result: All green
22:03:20	funman	Unhelpful: same bug
22:03:32	Unhelpful	same bug in jpeg viewer... interesting :/
22:03:33	funman	i was thinking the bug is in resizing?
22:03:38	funman	can't zoom in/out with the sim :o
22:03:52	Unhelpful	jpeg viewer uses the old resizer, doesn't it?
22:03:54	funman	laptop numeric keypad is f*cked
22:05:12	bertrik	oh, we have more than one resizer?
22:05:53	funman	Unhelpful: same bug in 125x125 250x250 500x500
22:06:16	funman	(orig file is 500x500)
22:06:19	Unhelpful	bertrik: pretty sure jpeg viewer plugin still uses the same one it always did.
22:07:05	Unhelpful	i had meant to get it using the core one. also the core jpeg loader. see how well that's gone? ;)
22:07:31	Beremat	Ugh, I can't get my iPod to show up under my computer at all anymore, even though the USB screen is up on Rockbox
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22:28:53	CIA-16	New commit by saratoga (r29889): Enter USB charging mode on devices that support it if any key is held down during USB insert (except on Archos where certain keys need to be avoided ...
22:29:24	funman	saratoga: thanks
22:29:35	saratoga	for the patch?
22:29:45	funman	yes :)
22:29:54	saratoga	ah no problem
22:30:21	saratoga	FWIW i think doing USB like Android does where you have the option to charge and then enter MSC mode later would be pretty cool
22:30:35	saratoga	but i'm not volunteering to write it
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22:31:42	saratoga	bah just realized I forgot to credit Gevaerts for the original manual changes
22:31:50	gevaerts	no worries
22:31:51	*	kugel wouldn't mind a yesno screen to ask whether to enter USB or not
22:31:57	CIA-16	r29889 build result: 20 errors, 1592 warnings (saratoga committed)
22:31:59	gevaerts	I'm in CREDITS already anyway :)
22:32:01	saratoga	wow
22:32:40	kugel	OTOH I haven't used rockbox on a dap since ages :)
22:33:07	saratoga	haha what are the odds there was already a define called "USBPOWER_BTN_IGNORE" in apps
22:33:53	gevaerts	in apps?
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22:35:17	saratoga	ah no, just included from there
22:35:21	saratoga	misread the message
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22:37:01	saratoga	hmm the Gigabeat S actually declares several USBPOWER_BTN_IGNORE keys in its config file rather then usb.h
22:37:18	saratoga	i didn't see them before
22:37:27	saratoga	anyone know if they're important?
22:37:53	saratoga	oh is BUTTON_MAIN just any button?
22:38:00	gevaerts	I think I vaguely remember what they are for
22:38:27	gevaerts	If I'm not wrong, it's for players that reboot for USB and that need a specific key on boot to get USB
22:38:37	gevaerts	So that key is allowed to be pressed or something like that
22:38:49	gevaerts	hm, that doesn't seem to make sense
22:39:07	saratoga	i don't really mind if people wnat to declare more buttons in the config files for whatever reason
22:39:12	saratoga	actually its a better place then usb.h
22:39:28	saratoga	maybe just make defining it in usb.h conditional on !defined(USBPOWER_BTN_IGNORE)?
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22:43:21	jhMikeS	pong
22:43:46	saratoga	does the gigabeast need the USBPOWER_BTN_IGNORE defines in its config file?
22:44:33	jhMikeS	I don't think so. it was just sort of put there iirc
22:44:36	saratoga	jhMikeS: i'm assuming they're there for a reason and fixing the red to let them stay, but I can remove them if they're just historical
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22:47:10	jhMikeS	it's pretty much "historical", as it was at first
22:47:51	saratoga	ok i'll remove it then
22:48:20	jhMikeS	oh, don't mess up the gigabeast's use of the vol down key to expose the boot partition instead of the data one
22:48:38	saratoga	ah i didn't realize that was possible
22:48:46	saratoga	i'll leave it in then
22:49:28	jhMikeS	I meant because of "any key", "any key" could conflict :)
22:49:53	saratoga	do you still want the regular build to ignore power?
22:50:01	saratoga	seems fairly useless since I think holding power would shutdown the player
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22:51:17	gevaerts	jhMikeS: well, if you don't reboot for usb, there really is no conflict
22:51:19	jhMikeS	probably a good idea
22:53:43	jhMikeS	gevaerts: maybe, it might be a good idea to exclude charging mode so that the host doesn't refuse on that basis if you need to access the fw partition
22:54:56	*	gevaerts doesn't follow
22:55:13	jhMikeS	in other words, only request 100mA when holding vol- (but I guess that has nothing to with the last commit)
22:56:24	saratoga	jhMikeS: so disable charge mode in the bootloader, but remove the exclusion for power button from the main build?
22:56:24	gevaerts	not much, no
22:56:52	jhMikeS	I was concerned holding vol- might prevent a normal connect for the FW partition and enter charging mode instead
22:57:59	saratoga	in the bootloader only?
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22:59:11	saratoga	i assume the main build can't be running while you're doing that
22:59:11	jhMikeS	saratoga: huh? no, for both. this keypress works in both
22:59:11	saratoga	what works for both?
22:59:11	jhMikeS	vol- to show fw partition instead of data
22:59:24	saratoga	even in the main build?
22:59:40	jhMikeS	yes
22:59:46	saratoga	theres no exception for Vol right now
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23:00:02	saratoga	i guess i better add one then
23:00:08	jhMikeS	aha, then there should be :)
23:00:46	gevaerts	saratoga: USBPOWER_BTN_IGNORE was introduced in r7674 by amiconn with message "Made the code ignore the power button (On for recorder fm/v2, OnOff for Ondio) to make it easier to enter USB power mode at startup"
23:00:58	saratoga	yeah i misunderstood what he was saying
23:01:13	saratoga	what i meant to ask is if we really need to ignore power button presses while inserting USB
23:01:31	saratoga	that seems like its probably a mistake, since holding power would shut down the player regardless
23:01:35	amiconn	gevaerts: That message is probably backwards
23:01:56	amiconn	saratoga: No it wouldn't, at least for the recorders.
23:02:13	saratoga	amiconn: sorry, i'm referring to the gigabeatS
23:02:17	amiconn	Those don't have a combined power button, but separate ON and OFF buttons
23:02:18	jhMikeS	saratoga: not for gigabeast
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23:04:01	saratoga	jhMikeS: so you want #define USBPOWER_BTN_IGNORE (BUTTON_POWER\|BUTTON_VOL_DOWN)?
23:04:24	saratoga	out of curiosity, what happens if you hold power while inserting USB?
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23:05:00	Buschel	jhMikeS: may I ask for a MCF5250 test ? :)
23:06:04	saratoga	or i guess "#define USBPOWER_BTN_IGNORE (BUTTON_POWER\|USB_BL_INSTALL_MODE_BTN)" would be more correct
23:09:10	jhMikeS	saratoga: BUTTON_POWER shouldn't have to be there
23:09:18	saratoga	arrrrgghhhh
23:09:48	jhMikeS	I don't seem to recall that it matters with anything
23:10:26	saratoga	yeah thats what i figured
23:10:30	jhMikeS	Buschel: I need a test file for 12117, getting stuff for atrac3 was sort of a pain
23:10:32	CIA-16	New commit by saratoga (r29890): The gigabeat S needs special casing so that you can still hold vol down to access its firmware partition. Additionally, the same logic should apply ...
23:11:34	Buschel	jhMikeS: attached
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23:12:26	saratoga	Buschel: we've got an official test file now for atrac3: http://download.rockbox.org/test_files/atrac3_lp2_132.oma
23:13:14	jhMikeS	we ought to require one when a codec is committed, without exception
23:14:22	bertrik	jhMikeS, yes, that makes a lot of sense
23:14:29	jhMikeS	if a codec isn't very popular, it at times be a pain to either find files or set up something to make them
23:14:48	CIA-16	r29890 build result: All green
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23:17:05	jhMikeS	I did find some .at3 package where a good portion of the files fail
23:17:33	jhMikeS	From the looks of it, they shouldn't
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23:17:59	jhMikeS	they were short videogame tracks though ... not very useful to benchmark
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23:19:10	jhMikeS	but they are longer than FUN_RM_132.rm :)
23:19:41	saratoga	it took me all afternoon to figure out how to make that atrac3 file
23:20:12	Buschel	jhMikeS: it's long enough for quick measurements. but it is a pain in the ears ;)
23:20:18	saratoga	i think its basically impossible to encode atrac3 on anything later then windows xp
23:20:22	jhMikeS	lol
23:20:52	jhMikeS	I think someone said to add the codec to the Wow64 directory
23:21:17	jhMikeS	I guess that's for 64-bit only though
23:21:33	Buschel	jhMikeS: I've got some other tracks as well -> http://samples.mplayerhq.hu/real/AC-atrc/
23:21:55	saratoga	i ended up having to install sonic stage on an old XP machine, burn the test flac file to CD, and then let it rip the CDR
23:22:22	saratoga	even their old DS codec wouldn't install on XP SP3 IIRC
23:23:00	kugel	saratoga: heard of virtual cd drives? :)
23:23:20	saratoga	yes but i have no idea how to use them
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23:32:00	CIA-16	New commit by Buschel (r29891): Use more IRAM for mpc on S5L870x. Speed up decoding by ~2%.
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23:35:50	CIA-16	r29891 build result: All green
23:36:27	jhMikeS	results posted
23:38:20	Buschel	wow
23:38:31	Buschel	more than I expected
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23:47:14	CIA-16	New commit by Buschel (r29892): FS #12117: Use more IRAM for atrac3. Speeds up decoding from 1-2% (PP5022, PP5024, S5L870x) to 11% (MCF5250).
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