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#rockbox log for 2011-10-14

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02:01:43CIA-14New commit by jethead71 (r30747): i.MX31: Simplify nested interrupt handling. Give SVC mode its own stack by grabbing the FIQ stack that's just been taking up space. Just get rid of ...
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08:19:05CIA-14New commit by jethead71 (r30748): i.MX31 avic: Fix super-stale comment.
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10:00:57Zeether|laptopHi, I seem to be having a bit of a problem with rockboxing my Sansa Clip+
10:01:29Zeether|laptopI got it installed successfully, but when I plugged it back in the Sansa firmware reinstalled itself
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10:14:15Zeether|laptopokay, now it works, but when I plug it into USB my computer doesn't detect it
10:15:42Zeether|laptopoh, dual booting
10:23:58emj__Zeether|laptop: You have exact the same quesion as I did the first time I sinsalledd it on a Sansa Clip.. :-)
10:24:14semitoneshey can I ask about a bug here?
10:25:00emj__I asked 12h ago and no one answered.. :-) But just asking directly is always fine IMHO..
10:25:39semitonesI have a sansa clip+ with the botio theme, version 3.9.1, and the now playing screen often doesn't display the song information at all. Or it does at first, and then flickers and disappears
10:26:14semitonesZeether|laptop: you have to have it off or in sansa mode to be detected. I don't think USB is supported for the clip in rockbox
10:26:58semitonesthat's just normal behavior −− when it's plugged in to transfer files, it uses the sansa firmware
10:27:08semitonesbut afterwards you can boot back into rockbox
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10:31:42Zeether|laptopI got it working good now :)
10:35:33emj__semitones: And you haven't done anything to produce this error? Like upgrade rockbox etc.
10:37:07semitonesemj__: well a long time ago I had a clip+ and an older version of rockbox, and it worked fine
10:37:29semitonesbut that clip+ stopped turning on, so I had to replace it
10:37:38semitonesand the new installation of rockbox has this bug
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10:45:07emj__Well I'm not very Rockbox experienced, but I would probably try to down grade until it worked again.. :-/
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10:45:40emj__then you know what version the bug appeared in, and it's easier to fix for the developers.
10:46:28emj__Sansa clip USB is comming I think, it works on Linux but not Windows AFAIK.
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10:58:26semitonesoh cool
10:58:39semitonesemj: do you know where the table of what features work where is??
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11:02:30emjsemitones: No.. I just downloaded some patches, so what I mean is it will come but atm since it only works on Linux it's not available at all (in binary form)
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11:25:22wodzmini2440 sd driver is extremely messy :/
11:27:20pamaurywodz: why do you have a look at it ?
11:30:06wodzpamaury: I am trying to boot rockbox inside qemu-mini2440 and it barfs at sd access. The cause is twofold 1) qemu has bug in dma access to SD fifo apparently 2) changing this to PIO access seems to work from the emulation point of view but I must be missing something in this overcomplicated sd driver and data are broken
11:31:20wodzanyway this driver is highly inefficient - it does dma transfer to some obscure temp buffer and than memcpy() this buffer to final destination
11:31:32wodz*then
11:32:12pamauryI did some personal modifications to it, there are lots of suspicious stuff in it like REG |= something where it should be REG =, etc
11:32:17pamaurythe dma stuff is strange too
11:32:26kugelwodz: ams is doing that also, IIRC
11:32:32wodzbtw. both u-boot and linux driver don't use dma to transfer data from sd fifo.
11:33:01kugelthere are some DMA constraints so that not all buffers can be used with dma
11:33:31wodzkugel: ok but in this case using simple pio should be faster
11:33:48wodzyou are not forced to use dma
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11:34:25pamauryfurthermore the s3c2440 has the downside that dma channels are shared, so you might loose quite some time waiting for the dma to be free
11:35:13kugelyou can yield during dma, so it might be worthwhile to do it anyway
11:35:29kugelanyway, I wrote neither of those drivers and don't really care :)
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11:42:21pamaurywodz: anyway the real problem of this driver is that it needs an arbitrary delay and I don't know why. I guess it's because for some reason it doesn't wait correctly for completion but that's justa theory, I've not been able to prove it since the driver is so messy
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11:43:33wodzpamaury: strating from scratch is probably good idea
11:43:48pamauryyeah I thought about it but didn't have the time
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11:46:59polemonRockbox should definitely be able to decode JPEG cover art
11:47:16polemonmp4 is unable to enclose BMP into their cover art tag
11:48:09kugelpolemon: Rockbox can do that
11:48:20polemonit can?
11:48:28kugelYes, we can!
11:48:45polemonyou sure, I thing I remember to have cover art in JPEG, and it didn't work
11:48:58polemonI know for sure, that cover art in PNG doesn't work
11:50:01Zagorjpeg certainly works
11:50:05kugelWe support JPEG album art as external files (folder.jpg most prominently) for all formats. and embedded for a few formats (mp3, aac, ape I think)
11:50:36polemonFLAC doesn't work
11:50:46polemoncover art in FLAC doesn't work
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13:44:16UnhelpfulExternal and JPEG is best, this is supported for all formats. If you have an album in each directory, just add a cover.jpg.
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14:41:11gembahi guys
14:41:17gembaneed an opinion
14:41:22*Zagor is annoyed by the FOR_NB_SCREENS macro. it should be a single macro, and declare the index variable
14:41:53gembaany one experienced with sansa clip+ here?
14:42:23Zagorgemba: you're better off just asking the question than asking for someone to ask :-)
14:42:43gembaic
14:43:34gembagot a sansa clip+ but the sound quality is useless
14:43:46gembawhen compared to my laptop
14:43:50gembaadjusted the EQ too
14:43:55gembaany idea?
14:44:06Zagorwith rockbox or with original firmware?
14:44:11gembawill rock boxing improve quality appreciably?
14:44:16gembawith original
14:44:42Zagorit sounds unlikely. what is wrong with the sound? what headphones are you testing with?
14:45:01gembaim using a v-moda easr phones
14:45:10gembaits give great sound with the lap
14:45:47gembabasee is very low
14:45:58gembanot hard enough
14:46:06Zagorwhat impedance?
14:46:10gembaand bass frequency is not low enough
14:46:43gembai did not check the impedence. how ever qaulity is same with the provided ear phones as well
14:48:13ZagorI haven't tested the clip+ myself, but the regular clip has pretty good sound quality. I haven't hear anyone else complain before. perhaps you should try to compare with another and see if something is wrong with yours.
14:48:58gembahw do u compare ikts quality to a reasonable laptop with windows media player?
14:49:30ZagorI don't understand what you are saying. please use full words.
14:50:00gembasorry
14:50:31gembahow do you compare it with sound produced by a modern laptop with windows media player?
14:50:40gembabecause thats what i am comparing with.
14:51:19Zagorit should sound the same or better. (many laptops have crappy/noisy audio routing)
14:51:44gembaok. in that case this should be having a real problem.
14:52:09gembaDo you know if there are other sound controls available in addition to EQ
14:54:39gembajust switched off the SRS/WOW effects in the media player. Now the quality is more or less the same
14:54:54gembaDoes rockbox provide such sound enhancements?
14:55:28Zagorno. many of us don't consider SRS/WOW "enhancement" :-)
14:55:56gembaok.
14:56:17gembadoes rock box provide any other serious enhancement?
14:56:22Zagoralso it's a proprietary thing, we couldn't add it even it we wanted to
14:56:29gembaok
14:56:49Zagorwe have lots of sound options.
14:57:04Zagorhttp://download.rockbox.org/daily/manual/rockbox-sansaclipplus/rockbox-buildch6.html#x9-1030006
14:58:59gembaok. impressive. Will all these be available in clip+? or do they require special hardware not found in clip+
14:59:20Zagorthat is the manual for clip+ (see the url) so yes they are all there
14:59:39gembaic. thanks..
14:59:55gembai will rock box it and see how it goes.
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15:00:07Zagorhave fun!
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16:04:28CIA-14New commit by fredwbauer (r30750): Don't make font available via buflib_allocations[] until fully loaded
16:05:55kugelTorne: how's the git transition goign?
16:06:02Torneyeah about that
16:06:12Torneperpetually busy :)
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16:33:15emjZagor: doesn't the clip+ have "access noise" problem? http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/11907
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16:34:30Zagoremj: it would appear it does, yes. I wasn't aware of that.
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18:37:29bertrikTorne, with respect to ipod charger detection, I hope it's just a case of looking at some ADC value to get at the voltages on the USB D+ and D- pins
18:43:16bertrikhm, it looks like the iap spec uses some resistors to identify specific accessories, but it doesn't cover the signals that make it recognise apple chargers
18:45:41bertrikI think I'll create a patch to show all ADC channels in the debug menu and check if something changes when a charger is plugged in
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19:53:17bertrikUnfortunately, I don't see much difference in ADC values when comparing an ipod nano 1g being plugged into a PC or into a charger
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19:53:52bertrikI do see that we take the 4066_ISTAT input from the "ratiometric" ADC channel instead of the straight voltage channel.
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19:54:18bertrikAlso it appears we can read the external charge voltage, e.g. Vbus from USB
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20:00:18Tornebertrik: I have readings already
20:00:30Tornebertrik: The problem is that the ADC channels are muxed
20:00:40Tornebertrik: you need to poke some GPIOs to change which pin you are reading
20:00:51Tornebertrik: the apple diagmode on ipodvideo shows the D+/D- ADC values
20:00:53bertrikah, so there's a secondary mux basically
20:00:56Torne(though seemingly not on most other models)
20:01:09TorneYeah, there is an external mux controlled by (iirc) GPIOs on the 4066
20:01:16Tornethere's, like, four things on the same ADC channel
20:01:29TorneI have the readings for a load of apple chargers somewhere
20:01:35Tornefrom my ipodvideo's apple diagmode
20:01:43Torneand they are all +/- about 5%
20:01:47Torneso it seems very consistent
20:01:52bertrikso, what's stopping you from coding? :)
20:02:01Tornehavne't found the time to prod at the adc mux thing?
20:02:31Tornebertrik: i have an IDA database of the diagmode somewhere which has at least vague hints in it on how to do this
20:02:37Tornei'll try and dig it up this weekend sometime
20:02:54Torneyou should be able to find the same stuff out pretty easily though if you look
20:03:01Tornediagmode is full of really-easy-to-find strings :)
20:03:16bertrikyes, I found things like "I2C_read failed"
20:03:29TorneBut yeah, look specifically at the ipodvideo one
20:03:37Torneit seems to be the only one that displays these D+/D- readings in there
20:04:02Tornei haven't investigated how other models do it in detail, i must admit
20:04:04bertrikand you think it works the same on all of the older ipods?
20:04:06Torneit's possible they are actually different
20:04:09Tornebut i would (hope* not
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20:04:15TorneIf we can do it on ipodvideo that would be a start at least
20:04:18Torneas they are pretty common :)
20:04:33bertrikI can only test on an ipod nano 1g
20:04:48bertrikthat's useful too I guess
20:05:03bertrikit also has a 4066
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20:10:00Tornebertrik: anyway, i will try and find time at the weekend to dig up all the info i already have and at least dump it somewhere visible, will let you know
20:10:11bertrikthanks
20:10:12Torneif i manage to actually work on implementing it i will, but i probably won't have time
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20:12:23bertrikI'll have a look at the ipod nano 1g rom
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20:13:48saratogabertrik: FWIW apple does specify different resistor networks for their chargers on the data pins, so perhaps you have to pull one of the pins high somehow to measure a voltage on the other?
20:15:05bertrikthe info for the charger I saw, suggested that a charger puts a voltage on the pins, not just a resistor to ground/Vbus
20:15:15saratogaoh just checked the logs, saw torne's posts
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21:42:12Tornebertrik: I believe the resistor network used is vbus->one data pin->other data pin->gnd
21:42:31Tornebertrik: this appears to be so that it ties D+ and D- high/low for old apple devices, while also connecting them together for modern usb-charging spec devices
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22:38:28*keyb_gr just noticed that the Clip+ manual (6.1) still states a volume adjustment range of -74 to +6 dB. The minimum has been -81 dB for ages.
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22:42:41bertrikkeyb_gr, sounds like something that is easy to fix
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22:45:32keyb_grIt does, I just haven't ever looked at manual sources...
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22:49:32keyb_grAnyway, it seems all Clip and Fuze manuals would need to be corrected, and I guess those for other AMS targets as well.
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22:50:44Zeether|laptopI'm having an issue with Rockbox again...added new music and it doesn't show up in the database
22:51:35keyb_grSettings −−> General −−> Database −−> Update?
22:51:46Zeether|laptopOh, they show up now
22:51:58keyb_grIt's a bit hidden admittedly...
22:52:07Zeether|laptopfor some reason the album won't show up, I think it's because the tags are messed up or something
22:52:08bertrikkeyb_gr, my clipv1 goes down to -72 then mute, while my clip+ goes down to -81
22:52:37LalufuTorne: you mentionend that you knew how to read the ADC connected to the device detect pin on the ipod dock connector?
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22:53:40bertrikLalufu, there is an ADC input to detect accessories indeed
22:54:09Tornewe already read that
22:54:23keyb_grbertrik: ah yes, AMSv2 could go louder in terms of output mixer. That's why the range was extended there. That would be ClipV2, Clip+ and FuzeV2 then?
22:54:59Lalufuis that tied up to the rest of the infrastructure somehow, or do I have to read out a register myself?
22:55:22bertrikI don't know if we have an option in manual to distinguish between AMSv1 and AMSv2
22:55:32Zeether|laptopI think Rockbox isn't reading the ID3 tags or something
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22:57:18TorneLalufu: the adc code is already reading it out
22:57:43Tornejust ask for the value of ADC_ACCESSORY
22:58:00Tornethe debug menu displays it
22:58:08keyb_grZeether|laptop: Check them with MP3Tag or somesuch, maybe there's some big comments or such. RB has certain limits WRT total tag data and data per tag.
22:58:39Zeether|laptopoh, I see
22:58:41Zeether|laptopno tags
22:58:51Zeether|laptopgonna have to manually tag them
22:59:02TorneLalufu: adc_read(ADC_ACCESSORY) is all, in fact
22:59:36Tornethe part i looked at before was changing the external mux around so the ADC channels read other things
22:59:40Tornechargers are not detected via accessory
22:59:45Tornethey are on USB D+/D-
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23:00:19Lalufuthat it?
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23:01:27Lalufureads 0 right now, with a 470k ohms resistor attached
23:01:38Tornewell, maybe it's not actually right
23:01:46Torneor not on your model
23:02:30Tornei would be surprised if it didn't work for whoever added it :)
23:02:46Tornesince the adc pins are muxed at elast on ipodvideo, maybe you are currentlt reading the wrong line?
23:03:02Tornein any case, you can do adc_read for any of the channels on the ltc4066
23:03:10TorneADC_ACCESSORY is just 1 :)
23:03:26bertrikno, there's an indirection between the ADC_XXX and the actual channel
23:04:12TorneOh
23:04:41TorneEh, there is, but it's not "right"
23:04:57Tornenot all the bits of the field we call the channel number are actually the channel number :)
23:05:10Tornei belive the channels are in fact 0/1/2 and the other bits are mode flags
23:05:22Torneit's been a while since i read the ltc datasheet tho :)
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23:07:39Lalufuthe accessory pin is handled by the charger?
23:08:10bertrikbattery is on pcf50605 channel 2 or 3, accessory is on channel 4, 4066_istat is on channel 7
23:08:24TorneLalufu: yes
23:08:31Tornethe charger has ADC ins on it
23:09:21Tornebertrik: right, but there rae only four adc inputs
23:09:33Tornebertrik: so not all the bits of the number we call the channel are, in fact, the channel
23:11:13Torneoh, no, five :)
23:11:28bertrikI don't see mode flags in the pcf50605 datasheet, but there are indeed weird "channels" that do stuff like take the difference of other channels
23:11:33bertrikother inputs
23:12:14Torneyeah, i misremembered exactly how it's assigned
23:12:21Tornebut it's still not really a channel number :)
23:12:22Torneanyway.
23:13:05Tornethey'r all used in weird ways, but at least on ipodvideo you can see what they are in diagmode
23:13:32Tornei'll dig up my ida db in a bit :)
23:13:54TorneLalufu: i'm pretty sure people have observed consistent, differnt readings on ACCESSORY for different dock devices
23:14:05TorneLalufu: so i do believe it's right for at least some models
23:14:54bertrikI checked the ipod nano 1g, adcmux setting 1 = "VCC main", 4 = "Acc A2D", 3 = "Battery A2D" and 7 = charge current
23:15:20Torneyeah
23:16:09bertrikso slightly different than what we use in our code, where adcmux setting 2 = battery instead of adcmux 3
23:16:27Tornehm :)
23:16:34Tornewell, that depends how you scale it though
23:16:35bertrikI'll double-check that
23:16:45Tornedoens't it?
23:16:54Tornei am bad at math so, er, yeah
23:17:08*Torne goes to turn his other pc on and look for the database
23:18:50jhMikeSBuschel: (for logs) I disagree we should brute-force reset the USB for every target. Let iPod Video's various sicknesses remain unique to it, unless proper solutions are found of course.
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23:22:03keyb_grbertrik: Seems there only is one type of "sansaAMS" for the manual indeed. Rats. Manual experts, anyone...?
23:22:43bertrikTorne, yes, it looks like it basically reads the same info, just with a different offset and scale factor
23:23:16Tornebertrik: for USB D-/D+ the ipodvideo diagmode reads with adcmux=5
23:23:29Tornebut it makes a bunch of other calls first which i haven't named anything :)
23:23:30bertrikthat's adcin2
23:23:33TorneRight
23:23:39bertrikwhich always read 0 on my ipod nano 1g
23:23:54Tornemy point is it reads adcmux=5 for *multiple* things
23:24:14Torneso it must be muxed even further
23:24:14Torne:)
23:24:17bertrikyes, I understand that :)
23:25:35bertrikI can imagine it's not on the ipod nano 1g though, because (I think) it has a rather small battery, so charge current requirement will also be small enough to not need to detect high current chargers
23:25:49TorneOh, quite possibly
23:25:55Tornei have only looked at ipodvideo
23:26:06Tornewell, i've *tried* this on a bunch of ipod models and diagmode only displays the info there
23:26:13Tornenot even ipod4g or anything displays it
23:26:24Torne(i think)
23:26:30Torneso i was disassembling this to work out where it came from
23:26:33Tornebut it looks like i got bored :)
23:27:35Lalufuwhat I'm trying to figure out is a way to detect connects/disconnects on the dock connector
23:27:58Lalufudisconnects more than connects
23:27:59TorneLalufu: right
23:28:15Torneso i would suggest you go into diagmode and see if you can find apple displaying anything relevant
23:28:21Torneand if so, dump diagmode and disassemble it
23:28:29Torneits menu system makes it pretty easy to find the right chunk of code in there
23:28:37Lalufudiagmode?
23:28:39Tornethen you just have to work out what the calls downstream from that do
23:28:46Tornethe rom based diagnostic mode, yes
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23:29:01Tornethe hting you get if you hold rew+select
23:29:33Torneunfortunately the call graph from mf_USBDN in my disassembly here has, like, 30 functions in it
23:29:40Torneonly about seven of which i've named
23:29:41Lalufuooh, shiny.
23:29:47Torneso this dump probably needs a bit more work :)
23:30:06Tornehave you not seen diagmode before? :)
23:30:13Torneit's handy for figuring stuff out :p
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23:33:02Torneone day i will get around to making an idc that prepopulates IDA with the entire register set of PP50xx
23:33:13AlexPkeyb_gr: You can also distinguish on individual targets
23:33:17Lalufuyeah, ACC changes with the resistor value.
23:33:21AlexPHave a look in the platform files
23:33:34Tornei got bored of doing it last time because the ipodlinux docs are so jumbled and our source disagrees with it and is also not ideal to find stuff in :)
23:33:42Torneman i wish we had a manual
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23:34:00LalufuI'll look at that tomorrow.
23:34:02TorneLalufu: in which case we are probably prodding the ADC wrong on that model
23:34:13TorneLalufu: i have all the firmwares unpacked here somewhere also
23:34:20LalufuARM assembly is astonishingly readable.
23:34:24Tornethough i don't think i have the individual images split out for anything except ipodvideo
23:34:27TorneYeah you say that
23:34:27Tornebut, er
23:34:30Tornethese are quite large
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23:34:46Torneand using all kinds of weird programming styles
23:34:51Torneplus have lots of left over code from different models
23:34:55Torneor models that appear not to exist :)
23:35:02Tornediagmode.bin is 96KB
23:35:09Torneon ipodvideo, anyway
23:35:12Lalufupacked or unpacked?
23:35:19TorneUnpacked
23:35:23TorneIDA identifies about 2/5 of it as code
23:35:30Tornewell, without help
23:35:34Tornemore of it may be, or maybe not :)
23:35:53TorneOh, no, i'm misreading that
23:36:15Torneit's all code :)
23:36:17jhMikeSwe need a manual? thought we had one
23:36:19Tornethe other bit is ram :)
23:36:25TornejhMikeS: for PP502x?
23:36:41jhMikeSoh, no, haha, that would be nice
23:36:52Torneall i want is a damn memory map
23:37:11Tornei was trying to assemble one out of our source and ipodlinux docs but too much stuff is magic numbers with no explanation or outright inconsistent :)
23:37:42Torneif someone made me one i would love them long time :p
23:37:48Torneand also maybe work out why ipods don't reset properly
23:37:55jhMikeSIPL is somewhat behind things, even wrong in places. most stuff is tucked into the header, at least i did when I found things out
23:38:03Tornecuz it sure would make reversing the bootloader easier
23:38:24TornejhMikeS: sure, but the info in our tree is spread out across like thirty files
23:38:36Torneand in quite a few places we use addresses just as magic numbers without assigning them names
23:38:43Torneso you ahve to read the code to work out what we think they are ;)
23:39:09Tornewhereas they have a partial (and possibly not entirely correct) memory map that's *almost* in order
23:39:41jhMikeSwith some of those, it's probably not clear enough what they should be called, even speculatively
23:40:34Tornesure, i'm not saying we are doing a bad job really
23:40:39Tornewe have very incomplete information, is all
23:41:39Tornei am spoilt by disassembling code that's for SoCs that have documentation
23:41:57Tornewhere i can, if i can be bothered to spend the time, enter the entire memory map into IDA and save it as an idc to reuse on different binaries :0
23:42:11jhMikeSI don't expect to be enlightened to any great degree, except through drudgery to work it out :)
23:43:31Torneheh, looking at this code for like five minutes has reminded me how terrible their compiler is
23:45:09Torneanyway. i think i'm gonna work on this disassembly a bit more
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23:45:26Tornebertrik: hopefully i will find out how to control the mux on ipodvideo :)
23:45:45bertrikgood luck! :)
23:46:01Tornei can give you a copy of the db if i give up, also :)
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