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08:58:30GigaBrickkugelp, was the "buffer_alloc(): exclusive buffer owner" panic gevaerts found with USB disconnect fixed already? Just happened for me in the current revision
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09:14:39GigaBrickhttp://www.rockbox.org/irc/log-20110815 at 15:03 is what I got... Is r30321 supposed to address that too or just on usb insert?
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10:16:40kugelpGigaBrick: that one should be fixed
10:17:46GigaBrick:/ I just got it again with the latest svn
10:17:54GigaBrickThis was the USB disconnect one though
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10:25:40kugelpGigaBrick: my commit should fix a panic on disconnect right
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10:25:58GigaBrickI'll give it another try
10:26:14GigaBrickBut when I tired the SVN tonight and disconnected I got the same panic message gevaerts posted originally
10:26:22GigaBrickThe "exclusive buffer owner" one
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10:28:21gevaertsGigaBrick: did you connect usb right after booting?
10:28:42GigaBrickYeah, i was just going to mention that I waited until the disk activity icon stopped spinning
10:28:45GigaBrickAnd then plugged it in
10:29:01gevaertshm, might be a different one then
10:29:14GigaBrickWell, I know it was right after I turned it on, but I know I also waited for the disk to settle
10:29:23GigaBrickI'll give it another shot to see if I can reproduce it
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10:30:57GigaBrickOkay, got it again... Rebooted after upgrading it, waited for disk to settle, put USB back in, then took it out with the backlight still on
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10:33:38GigaBrickGot it again...
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10:36:14GigaBrickgevaerts, after I played some music it won't do it again
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10:42:47GigaBrickWeirder, now I can't reproduce it at all
10:43:06GigaBrickNot sure if that's good or bad. lol
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11:02:38GigaBrickWell, I got it again, so, whatever is happening doesn't seem very consistent
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11:15:20GigaBrickgevaerts, does it happen to you on usb disconnect at all anymore?
11:15:45gevaertsNo idea. I haven't disconnected USB with current svn
11:16:36gevaertsCan you add the patch at http://paste.debian.net/126486/ ? That should provide a bit more information in the panic message
11:17:19GigaBrickAll right
11:23:04GigaBrickgevaerts, I got "buffer_alloc() : scrobbler_init:251 exclusive buffer owner"
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11:23:37GigaBrickOh, that makes sense why it stopped reproducing
11:23:50GigaBrickI turned the Last.fm log off anticipating a lot of crashes
11:23:58GigaBrickThat's when the panics stopped too...
11:25:03gevaertsGigaBrick: maybe a silly question, but is the panic text wrapped?
11:25:17GigaBrickMeaning it starts on a new line?
11:25:21GigaBrickYes
11:25:53gevaertskugel: do you mind if I commit that patch so these panics get easier to trace?
11:26:07gevaertsOr will it mess up your tree too much?
11:26:27GigaBrickgevaerts, it wraps at "...lusive buffer owner" if that's helpful to know
11:26:28kugelgevaerts: yes
11:26:46kugelit messes up my tree, and it will be obsolete
11:26:59kugelbecause with buflib it doesn't panic anymore
11:27:05gevaertsah, ok
11:27:21*gevaerts isn't awake, clearly :)
11:27:33gevaertsI forgot. That's what buflib is *for*...
11:27:56kugel:)
11:28:15GigaBrickWell, I was right about disabling the last.fm log making the panic stop
11:28:47GigaBrickSo I'm guessing there's a function called scrobbler_init that's to blame?
11:29:55gevaertsYes, or that area anyway
11:31:18kugelI'll have a look in a few minutes
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11:43:27GigaBrickI miss anything?
11:52:27kugelgevaerts: scrobbler cache is re-allocated after usb extraction (and scrobbler is shut down on insertion)
11:52:54kugelI assume it's to free memory for usb but it doesn't make a lot of sense
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11:55:22kugelbecause audiobuf isn't reset back, it still points to whatever audio it was set to. e.g. right after the scrobbler buffer if scrobbler was the last allocation
11:56:31kugelhm, I suspect the shutdown is rather to force flushing of the last.fm logs, but that's also handled already by the ata idle callbacks
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12:00:19*kugel would propose this patch http://pastie.org/2385162
12:00:58kugelGigaBrick: that should fix it
12:01:07GigaBrickOkay, I'll give it a try
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12:01:55kugelgevaerts: the ata notify callbacks always work, no? or is there some trick?
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12:02:03kugellike it doesn't do anything on flash
12:03:46gevaertsAs far as I know they should always work
12:04:36kugelso the patch relies on that callback to flush last.fm log to disk on usb
12:04:44kugeland stops the stupid re-allocation
12:06:03kugelmy mail to -dev didn't catch a lot of attention yet :(
12:09:04GigaBrickWell
12:09:08GigaBrickI don't get that panic
12:09:19GigaBrickBut now after disconnecting the usb I get "Error accessing plyalist control file"
12:09:24GigaBrickThen "Invalid control file"
12:10:27GigaBrickThen when I try to build the playlist again it says it can't update the control file
12:11:05kugelis that when you played music before usb?
12:11:33GigaBrickYeah
12:11:49GigaBrickWell, I rebooted and can load playlists and stuff now
12:11:57GigaBrickThough looks like I ran into that database duplication thing
12:12:01GigaBrickBecause now I have double of everything
12:12:31kugel:'(
12:13:17GigaBrickYeah, I've seen that "Error accessing playlist control file" before
12:13:25GigaBrickBut it always loads after I try it again
12:13:36GigaBrickHaven't seen it say Invalid before
12:13:52kugelis that also reproducable?
12:14:01GigaBrickYeah
12:15:47kugelI'm not sure that's caused by my recent changes
12:15:59GigaBrickI don't think so
12:16:09GigaBrickI think it's related to the issue gevaerts fixed
12:16:26GigaBrickBecause I notice it only does it when it would panic ( well, now instead of panicing it pauses for a second)
12:16:59gevaertsGigaBrick: try increasing that sleep time a bit more, maybe?
12:17:41GigaBrickOkay
12:17:43GigaBrickI'll give that a try
12:17:51GigaBrickI have to let my database re-initalize right now though
12:17:59GigaBrickPIty, I just rated a bunch of songs :(
12:20:37sideralGigaBrick: Try exporting the DB data before regenerating it
12:20:45sideralthere's a good chance the data can be recovered
12:21:02GigaBrickYeah, I considered that only after hitting "Initialize"
12:21:06GigaBrickSo too late now heh
12:21:18sideralAlso, please log the steps that led to the duplication to FS #12129
12:21:19fs-bluebothttp://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12129 Duplicate database entries (bugs, unconfirmed)
12:21:39sideralDid you interrupt a DB update with a reboot?
12:22:09GigaBrickNo, it was related to an error acessing the playlist control file
12:22:12FBI_Guyis there a way to copy replaygain info from file to file without replacing the entire file?
12:22:51sideralGigaBrick: interesting...
12:22:59GigaBrickYeah, I'm not really sure what happened to be honest
12:23:14sideralI don't really understand when that error can actually occur
12:23:33sideralPerhaps it's related to a dircache shutdown
12:24:01GigaBrickWe were working through an unrelated panic from scrobbler.c I got when disocnnecting from USB... When it tried to resume I got "Error accessing playlist control file", which I've seen before, but usually can just resume... THis time it said "Invalid control file" and then wiped the playlist, so then when I tried it said "Nothing to resume"
12:24:34sideral(Just a guess because Slasheri and I recently fixed two bugs related to that in the playlist and DB code; there may be more lurking around)
12:24:35GigaBrickSo then once that happened I went to my database to reload the playlist, and when I clicked I got the message "~9000 found" and knew it was dup'ing because my collection is only about 5000 tracks
12:25:49sideralWhen that happens next time, could you please check the database and dircache status pages in the debug menu?
12:25:57GigaBrickOkay
12:26:08GigaBrickThe "Error accessing control file" is fairly reproducable though
12:26:13GigaBrickSo I can probably check that right now
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12:26:49sideralDo you have DB auto-update enabled, BTW?
12:26:56LloreanFBI_Guy: I'm not even sure what you think you're asking, honestly. Replaygain info is unique to either the track or album anyway, and it's just metadata. I can't even imagine why you'd need to "replace" a file anywhere in the replaygain process.
12:27:01gevaertsGigaBrick: try checking the filesystem. You've had so many panics recently that I'm not entirely convinced that that's still going to be clean
12:27:12GigaBrickYeah, sideral
12:27:38GigaBrickGood idea, gevaerts
12:28:11GigaBricksideral, I've got the dircache debug page open
12:28:19GigaBrickAfter getting the "Error accessing playlist control file" splash
12:28:29sideralis the dircache still enabled?
12:28:53GigaBrickSays "Cache initialized: Yes" if that means yes
12:29:01sideralyeah, that's what I meant
12:29:09GigaBrickk
12:30:10sideraland what does the DB debug menu say?
12:30:21sideralfirst three lines?
12:30:38GigaBrick"Intialized: yes, DB Ready: Yes, RAM Cache: Yes"
12:31:01GigaBrickAlso, under progress it says 87% (9145 entries)
12:31:10GigaBrickDoes that mean it duped again?
12:31:43sideralNo idea −− you'll have to check in the DB browser
12:31:44GigaBrickOr maybe that's all still loaded in RAM from before I re-initialized?
12:31:49GigaBrickOkay
12:32:07Slasherifound entries does not correlate to the number of tracks
12:32:07GigaBrickNah, doesn't seem like it duped again
12:32:27Slasheriit includes every file and directory on the player
12:32:40GigaBrickOh, okay
12:32:51sideralLooks like everything is fine and dandy this time. But you didn't add/remove files over USB this time around, right?
12:32:55GigaBrickJust coincidence it happened to be almost twice my collection
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12:32:58Slasheri(maybe a good idea to change it to include just tracks)
12:33:23GigaBrickNope, sideral, just connected then disconnected
12:33:36JacekNiesobskihello everyone
12:34:00GigaBrickgevaerts, looks like you were right
12:34:12GigaBrickJust fsck'd and ./.rockbox/.playlist_control got flagged
12:34:22sideralGigaBrick: So the playlist error is probably unrelated to the DB problem −− if there ever was any (you did observe dupes in the DB browser, right? or was it just the 9000 that confused you?)
12:34:37GigaBrickNo, I definitely saw the dupes in the database
12:34:49GigaBrickBut I think the playlist thing is unreleated since I just found the filesystem dirty
12:34:57sideralalright
12:35:17JacekNiesobskican I ask to be added to the WikiUsersGroup?
12:36:33sideralGigaBrick: Slasheri and I have a theory about the dupe issue (double commit into a dirty database). I now have a filesystem copy from someone who ran into it (and also FS #12228, which may be related), and hope to be able to reproduce the issue now.
12:36:34fs-bluebothttp://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12228 Database fails to commit on Fuze v2 fresh SVN build (bugs, unconfirmed)
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12:37:37GigaBrickHaven't ran into anything like 12228
12:37:50GigaBrickAnything helpful I can do if I get the duplication again?
12:37:54GigaBrickLIke specifically what to note down?
12:38:01FBI_GuyLlorean: sorry for late response :P, but i mean is there a way to copy the replaygain metadata so i dont have to replace the songs i already have on my player which dont have replaygain info with the ones from my computer which now do
12:38:08sideralGigaBrick: But if you have a recipe for reproducing it, I'd still be grateful if you posted it to FS #12129
12:38:09fs-bluebothttp://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12129 Duplicate database entries (bugs, unconfirmed)
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12:38:36sideralGigaBrick: Yeah, try to remember the exact steps that lead to it, and attach a copy of your DB to the tracker item
12:38:47GigaBrickOkay, will do if it happens again
12:38:50sideralthat is, all /.rockbox/database*.* files
12:39:02sideralcool, thanks!
12:39:20GigaBrickYeah, this time was so mixed with other things I'm not really sure it'd be any help to recall exactly what happened
12:39:42GigaBrickOr if I really could
12:39:52sideralSlasheri: Have you seen the dircache-related "crazy idea" session I tortured everyone with two nights ago?
12:40:34GigaBrickI think I read through that
12:40:39GigaBrickPlease don't nix the db, <3 the db
12:41:01sideralSlasheri: Might be an entertaining read: http://www.rockbox.org/irc/log-20110816#00:01:31
12:41:37Slasherisideral: hehe, i read that =)
12:42:54Slasherisideral: in fact, i thought about block cache implementation before implementing the dircache :)
12:43:13sideralGigaBrick: No one plans to remove it, no worries :)
12:43:45GigaBrickHeh, okay, just had to get that out there since there doesn't seem to be a lot of love for it
12:44:15sideralYeah, it's probably the best solution. I do worry about the complexity of its interface for clients, though, especially when the dircache shuts down
12:45:14sideralPerhaps an alternative idea would be to hide the dircache behind the filesystem interface and just offer an interface for retrieving the filename of an "inode" (aka dircache ID)
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12:47:28GigaBricksideral,
12:47:34GigaBrickJust reproduced the db duplication I had earlier
12:48:39sideralGigaBrick: dang, there goes my after-lunch nap ;)
12:48:48GigaBrickDisconnected USB, had the "Error accessing playlist control file" splash, tried to resume again anyway, got "Invalid control file" splash so then I went to load a new playlist and got "Error updating control playlist" and the player hung up hard
12:48:53GigaBrickWould not retrun to main menu or even power down
12:48:56GigaBrickSo I had to flip the battery
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12:49:06GigaBrickLoaded the device on usb and checked my filesystem to make sure that wasn't it again
12:49:23GigaBrickFilsystem was clean, so I started it again, the playlist contro file loaded the playlist I had just tried and started playing
12:49:26LloreanFBI_Guy: Whatever tool scanned them on your PC should also be able to scan them on your player.
12:49:30GigaBrickBut then when I went to check the database, duplicates
12:49:45GigaBrickOne thing I noticed that when it was hung, the disk was doing an awful lot
12:50:07FBI_GuyLlorean: yeah but that takes forever :P (sorry if this is the wrong place ro be asking)
12:50:50sideralGigaBrick: OK, please add a comment containing the steps and a copy of your DB to the tracker task
12:51:07GigaBrickOkay
12:51:10LloreanFBI_Guy: Typically tagging tools are not designed to identify duplicate songs and match the tags between them. So you'll either need to copy them over, or re-scan
12:51:13sideralah, before you shut down
12:51:35sideralcan you check in the FS browser whether everything looks OK?
12:51:36GigaBrickYeah, I've got the .rockbox dir open
12:52:09FBI_GuyLlorean: alright, thanks, I guess ill just scan again
12:53:11sideralGigaBrick: enable "view all" in the file browser, and look out for strange file or dir names in the root directory
12:53:40GigaBrickOkay
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12:53:44GigaBrickEverything looks right
12:54:04sideralOK, that rules out the dircache corruption issue we've had a few revisions ago
12:54:26sideralwhich could lead to loops in the dir hierarchy, which in turn lead to duplicates
12:54:42GigaBrickHmm, interesting....
12:54:49GigaBrickI copied my db before checking the files
12:54:57GigaBrickSO when I disconnected I got "Error accessing playlist control file" again
12:55:15GigaBrickI thought I'd try to reproduce the whole thing again just for kicks and loaded a playlist, but it worked fine this time
12:55:32GigaBrickOnly difference I can see is that before I inserted the USB while music was playing, this time it was inserted from the main menuy
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12:55:36GigaBrick-y
12:56:35sideralthat's probably an unrelated issue, but worth mentioning in the FS comment anyway
12:56:52GigaBrickYeah
12:56:56sideralMaybe you should report a separate bug for this behavior as well
12:57:06GigaBrickIn fact I ran into the duplication while trying to figure out why the playlist control file was doing that
12:57:18GigaBrickI know it's related to a panic that gevaerts fixed
12:57:47GigaBrickHad to add a 100 ms delay before the disk mounted again after leaving usb mode, or else it would panic because nothing was mounted
12:58:02GigaBrickWell, the only times I get the "Error accessing control playlist file" are times that it would otherwise panic without that sleep
12:58:08GigaBrickSo there's something else going on there
12:58:35sideralsound like kind of a crude workaround
12:59:02GigaBrickHeh, can't comment, it stops it from panic'ing at least
12:59:27GigaBrickBut I think a similar thing is happening where the playlist is trying to be resumed but there's problems acessing the disk
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13:00:01GigaBrickMainly basing that off the fact that I only get the playlist control access error on disconnects that would have caused the panic, so it seems fairly related
13:01:19*sideral need to go offline now
13:01:27sideralI'll check FS later
13:01:39sideralthanks GigaBrick for helping to nail this one down!
13:01:57GigaBrickNp
13:02:04GigaBrickYou still want me to add those steps I took to the FS right?
13:02:22sideralyes, please
13:02:59GigaBrickOkay... Still have the link in your clipboard, having trouble finding it in the history
13:04:42GigaBrickNvm, found it
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13:08:26kugel"Perhaps an alternative idea would be to hide the dircache behind the filesystem interface and just offer an interface for retrieving the filename of an "inode" (aka dircache ID)
13:08:46kugel" <−− how is this different from now?
13:08:51kugelsideral: ^
13:09:24kugelthis is exactly how dircache currently works isn't it?
13:09:35Tornepretty much :)
13:10:56kugeldircache is completely transparent behind opendir and friends, additionally one can exploit the cache by getting dircache IDs and from that the filename
13:11:16*kugel must be missing something
13:16:18GigaBrickUgh, my forgetfulness is making a mockery of this FS page...
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13:22:16GigaBrickkugel, is there anything you can think of in the scrobbler patch you made that would cause the database to rebuild itself like this?
13:22:31kugelno
13:23:38GigaBrickWeird
13:23:46GigaBrickI wonder why I keep getting the "Error accessing playlist control file"
13:24:14GigaBrickBecause it seems to all happen after that. Once I click that flash away I get "Invalid control file" and then the splash that pops up when you update the database saying 9000 something found...
13:24:39GigaBrickWeird difference this time though... When I powered down and checked the database for duplicates, instead of finding duplicates it asked to initialize it
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13:27:04CoLdAsSauLtHi
13:27:15CoLdAsSauLtcan I please get some help on patching Rockbox?
13:27:34CoLdAsSauLtI installed GnuWin32...
13:27:35CIA-14New commit by kugel (r30325): Fix panic after usb extraction if lastfm logging is enabled. ...
13:27:38CoLdAsSauLtbut now what ^^
13:27:58GigaBrickOkay, this is getting really weird now... I just picked up the gigabeat after hitting Initiali database to rebuild my database
13:28:09GigaBrickI have the "Error accessing playlist control file" splash
13:29:10GigaBrickkugel, I'm going to try reverting to my 30295 build and apply the scrobble patch and see if I still get this behavior, does that sound like it will be helpful at all in determining what might be causing it?
13:29:20kugelGigaBrick: does this happen automatically or do you try tor esume playback?
13:29:29GigaBrickThis appeared to happen automatically
13:29:37GigaBrickI was still in the settings menu for database
13:29:46kugelvery strange
13:29:59CIA-14r30325 build result: All green
13:30:55kugelnormally the playlist control file is only accessed when you stop or resume playback, or when you edit the playlist in the playlist viewer
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13:31:21GigaBrickWould the system automatically try to resume playback?
13:31:37GigaBrickI mean, that's the first thing I thought of but it seems strange it would do that from the settings menu
13:32:34kugelno it shouldn't do that AFAIK
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13:34:10CoLdAsSauLtsomebody willing to help me out? Sorry for my lack of technical knowledge :s
13:35:22BagderCoLdAsSauLt: you probably want to build rockbox after you've pathed it, so follow the docs to setup a dev environment
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13:38:54GigaBrickkugel, I just patched 30295 with your scrobbler patch and I'm not seeing the same behavior
13:39:28GigaBrickNo error on playlist control file access or duplication or anything
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13:50:05kugelGigaBrick: what kind of playlist did you have?
13:50:11kugelplaying an m3u by chance?
13:50:25GigaBrickYeah, this time around
13:50:34GigaBrickBut most of the time I have a dynamic playlist
13:50:41kugelI see a possible code path for your problem
13:51:00GigaBrickDoes it still apply if I get this behavior when using dynamic playlists too?
13:51:05kugelcan you repro this with a dynamic playlist?
13:51:28pamaurygevaerts: I thought we had a define for player with no high speed usb
13:51:42GigaBrickkugel, yeah, happens with either type
13:52:24pamauryI found USB_NO_HIGH_SPEED but it seems to be unused
13:52:45kugelGigaBrick: can you check if the playlist control thread is active (in view OS stacks debug menu)?
13:53:09GigaBrickAfter I repro or just right now?
13:53:17gevaertspamaury: yes, I don't think there's more. That was basically debug code
13:53:38pamauryso all players have high speed usb or hardware usb bridge ?
13:54:08gevaertsAs far as I know, yes
13:54:16gevaertsWell, up to now anyway
13:54:31kugelGigaBrick: after you repro
13:54:35gevaertsDo we care actually, outside of the driver?
13:55:00GigaBrickOkay, I'll have to put the current revision back on
13:55:20pamaurygevaerts: in the core, for the descriptors
13:55:47pamaurywe report as 1.1 usb when we don't have high speed
13:55:58pamaurybut that's not mandatory iirc
13:56:09gevaertsAh, yes, the other speed config
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13:57:28gevaertsI'd say this is something to do when we actually have a target where it matters
13:58:19pamauryI have a FS only device
13:58:29gevaertsAh, you have some work to do then :)
13:59:05pamauryI'm not sure what needs to change,the only use of USB_NO_HIGH_SPEED us the bcdUSB field andI think you can report 2.00 for a FS device
13:59:55gevaertsI'm not sure either. This is a *long* time ago...
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14:00:31pamauryfound: If a full-speed only device (with a device descriptor version number equal to 0200H) receives a
14:00:31pamauryGetDescriptor() request for a device_qualifier, it must respond with a request error. The host must not make
14:00:31pamaurya request for an other_speed_configuration descriptor unless it first successfully retrieves the
14:00:31DBUGEnqueued KICK pamaury
14:00:31pamaurydevice_qualifier descriptor.
14:01:00gevaertsright, I think we don't do that yet
14:01:21gevaertsI suspect that's all there is to it
14:03:19pamauryso in fact we could probably keep the current code, assume the host don't request device_qualifier and always use 2.00 version. In fact there is not need to disctinction
14:07:00pamauryExcept for packet size: bulk is 64 at FS
14:07:19pamaurybut that's already handled anyway
14:08:21GigaBrickkugel, I got the "Erorr accessing playlist control file" to reproduce
14:08:33GigaBrickChecked the playlistcachectrl thread and didn't see much of anything
14:08:41GigaBrickChanged from T to something, but went so fast I didn't see what it changed to
14:12:42GigaBrickWeird, now it's showing the splash while the playlist is actually playing on the WPS screen
14:12:51GigaBrickAnd now it's showing it in the debug menu when I went to check on that thread
14:13:19GigaBrickExcept now it's doing something weird where it shows up briefly and disappears... :/
14:14:02gevaertspamaury: the host will ask for the device_qualifier. If it does, though, the worst that happens is that windows tells you that a different port might be faster. Returning an error there (for FS-only devices) is probably a good idea in the long term
14:16:23pamauryokay, I'll do that
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14:17:33kugelGigaBrick: I just wanted to know if it's there
14:17:43kugelcan you disable dircache and see if it persists?
14:18:02GigaBrickYeah, I'll try that
14:20:14GigaBrickWhere is that setting located again?
14:20:46GigaBrickOh, under Disk, nvm
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14:23:33GigaBrickkugel, only got it to reproduce once with dir cache off, just disconnected 5 times in a row now without the playlist control splash
14:23:56kugeldid you reboot?
14:24:20GigaBrickNo, should I?
14:25:02kugelyou can try
14:25:29GigaBrickOkay, I'll reboot and give it a try too
14:26:20GigaBrickYeah, seems to eliminate that splash when dir cache is off
14:26:45kugel:\
14:27:01kugelthanks for your debugging, I'll have a look later
14:27:37GigaBrickAlso, I thought I should mention
14:27:56GigaBrickI applied the sleep patch and the scrobbler patch to 30307
14:27:58kugelthe playlist control thread tries to fetch dircache ids in the background for the filenames, that seems to fail
14:28:05GigaBrickSTill got the playlist splash
14:28:10GigaBrickBut for some reason in 30295 I don't
14:28:17kugeloh interesting
14:29:22GigaBrickYeah, I haven't seen what's the highest revision I can go to yet without reproducing, but I figured I'd try that and that might answer something
14:29:27kugelnot sure what commit can cause that then
14:30:07kugelyou did try bumping the sleep time higher in the sleep patch, didn't you?
14:30:22GigaBrickYeah, I had it up to a full second and it didn't make a difference
14:30:27GigaBrickDidn't know if I should try any higher though
14:30:39GigaBrickWell, a full HZ (I'm assuming that's a second)
14:31:26kugelthat's a second yes
14:31:56GigaBrickHertz is rolling in his grave at my unsuredness. :P
14:32:52GigaBrickAnyway, I suppose I can go up the revisions incrementally from 30295 until I find which one starts reproducing the behavior
14:33:06kugelthat would be fine :)
14:33:46GigaBrickOh, one quesiton about svn updating
14:33:57GigaBrickHow can I get it to actually replace a file that has custom modifications?
14:34:35kugelnot at all
14:34:40kugelyou need to undo the modifications
14:34:47GigaBrickOh, all right
14:34:49kugele.g. svn revert
14:35:22GigaBrickOh, come to think of it, is there a way to revert back to a specific revision?
14:35:32GigaBrickI should probably just man svn...
14:35:56kugelsvn up -rXXXX
14:37:31GigaBrickOh, cool, it takes care of the changed files too
14:37:37GigaBrickAll right, that will make this go a lot faster
14:38:29kugelit doesn't touch modifications. it tries to merge and abort the update if it doesn't manage
14:38:56GigaBrickHmm... It just replaced my patched ./firmware/usb.c with the one from the svn
14:39:50kugelwell, it would be news to me if it does that. but I haven't used svn in a long time
14:40:05GigaBrickYeah, I have barely ever used it
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15:18:36GigaBrickkugel, I must have done something wrong before, I just tried 30307 and I didn't get the playlist splash
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15:56:34CoLdAsSauLtDo I really have to rebuild rockbox, just to apply a patch?
15:56:53Bagderno, but you won't get a rockbox to install unless you build it...
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15:57:50CoLdAsSauLtmm, so the way to go is
15:58:00CoLdAsSauLtinstalling linux
15:58:08CoLdAsSauLtwhich I have already done, virtualbox)
15:58:42CoLdAsSauLtand rebuilding it there
15:58:54CoLdAsSauLtpatching an already installed rockbox isn't possible?
15:59:02CoLdAsSauLtI 'm running it on a Cowon D2)
15:59:19Bagderpatches are little changes to source code
15:59:39Bagderor sometimes big changes...
15:59:45CoLdAsSauLtheheh
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16:00:23Bagderbut still source code, and once you have applied a patch, you have modified the source code, and then you want that modified source code to get turned into a rockbox install for you
16:00:39CoLdAsSauLtokay
16:01:03CoLdAsSauLtI'm a music lover
16:01:11CoLdAsSauLtbut nowhere a programmer :)
16:01:30CoLdAsSauLtso it's kind of overwhelming
16:01:50CoLdAsSauLtwhen reading through the patch pages
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17:08:56gevaertsNot in general
17:09:35gevaertsPerformance-critical code does align it, but that's not what you mean I guess
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17:12:59gevaertshm, I'm not sure actually now. It depends on what the FAT code does
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21:23:26*bluebroth3r stumbled across the LaTeX silence package: http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/silence
21:29:57bluebroth3rargh, had some other output filter active. Doesn't work the way I thought :(
21:32:59wodz\o/ - I was able to run test_codec on rk27xx :-)
21:36:54wodzso, arm7ej-s gives 51.29MHz for realtime to decode mp3 cbr 128
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21:45:57Buschelwhich is quite a lot to decode mp3...
21:46:01Buschelslow RAM?
21:46:34BuschelS5L8701 (ARM940T) shows similar results formp3
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22:15:44pamaurythe fucking manual sounds like it was written by someone who doesn't know how does it work and which features is has !
22:16:02pamaury(the s3c2440 manual)
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22:22:19wodzBuschel: test_mem says read ~100MB/s, write ~51MB/s, memset ~50MB/s, memcpy 48MB/s
22:23:02wodzI don't have any target to compare this results
22:23:27Buschelis this for IRAM?
22:23:30wodzdram
22:24:15wodziram is (almost) useless as it is 4kB or so
22:24:20BuschelS5L8701 DRAM = 59 read, 35 write, 35 set, 22 copy
22:24:43Buschelyour numbers are similar to S5L8701 IRAM
22:25:42bertrikBuschel, maybe it's just misconfigured then?
22:25:54Buschelyep, maybe...
22:26:10wodzhmm, so why mp3 decoding takes so much may it be (extremely) slow lcd updates?
22:27:08Buschelon S5L8701 I can sqeeze a bit more performance from my nano 2G. but this might most likely impact other nano's... for the rk27xx it might be interesting to check the RAM timings
22:28:05Buschelwodz, if the memory is that slow the filterbank will be slow as well. I think the codec measurement is fine
22:28:56Buschelwodz, I bet you'll see similar results if you do not update the screen during the test_codec run
22:29:36wodzyou said s5l8701 dram read 59 vs. rk27xx dram read 100 - I don't get
22:30:49Buschelmost codecs use IRAM for the performance critical parts. IRAM S5L8701 = 107 read, 80 write/set, 45 copy
22:31:54Buschelso, a bit faster than rk27xx
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22:39:40Buschelcan you configure to use a higher bus clock for the DRAM?
22:40:44wodzI can't remember the config
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22:46:57wodzsd reads aren't fast also
22:47:30Buschelwhat is the CPU clock?
22:47:36wodz200 MHz
22:47:52Buschelbus clock is 0.5 * CPU clock?
22:48:07wodzI think so
22:48:21wodzand APB is Fcpu/4
22:49:09wodzthis particular version of the SoC can run at 240MHz
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22:50:56Buschelif you do not change the ration fcpu : ahb you should not be able to reach higher codec efficiency (like 53 MHz) but only a higher realtime factor
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22:51:52Buschelyou might for example run test_codec with CPU and AHB at 133 MHz
22:52:21Buscheldou you already have clock scaling?
22:53:13wodzno
22:54:34Buschelyou will most likely see that test_codec will result in higher efficiency when CPU:AHB = 1:1. this way the CPU could be clocked to lets say 50 MHZ and be able to play mp3 in realtime.
22:57:27Buschelwhat is SCU_DIVCON1 set to?
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22:58:12wodzthe same as reset value stated in manual
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23:05:21wodzeh, I fucked up filesystem on SD playing with sd_write_sectors(). Time to sleep() apparently.
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23:48:31CIA-14New commit by buschel (r30326): Reduce memory consumption of VGM codec for low memry targets at the costs of some performance for tracks using the 2616 emulator.
23:51:28CIA-14r30326 build result: All green
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