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#rockbox log for 2011-12-26

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00:32:12webguest30Question: I am at the point where the Rockbox utility is telling me that I have to provide the path to the .bin firmware for my Sansa Clip+. It says that I have to provide the original firmware. My question is do I need to provide the original firmware or can I provide the very latest Sansa Clip+ firmware that was released by Sandisk?
00:32:48bertrikyou can use the very latest sansa clip+ firmware as far as I know
00:32:54[Saint]That *is* the Original Firmware as we refer to it.
00:33:02gevaertswebguest30: "original firmware" means "firmware as released by the manufacturer". It doesn't have to be the oldest one or anything like that
00:33:13webguest30damnit
00:33:29webguest30I humbly suggest that the wording be changed
00:33:48[Saint]It doesn't mean "exactly the same as you had" but rather "came from Sandisk, unmodified"
00:33:49webguest30"the original" means to me "original firmware version"
00:34:10webguest30like the original shipping version
00:34:39[Saint]So you can both upgrade the original firmware, and install Rockbox at the same time.
00:35:28gevaertsWe've used that terminology for nearly a decade now. I don't remember any confusion about it during at least the last few years
00:35:31webguest30i guess by original i was assuming temporarly original, that manufacture specific
00:36:18webguest30i mean "original" temporaly as in time wise, the first to be released not "original" in the sense as manufacture provided
00:36:50webguest30im still not clear let me think about how to word this properly
00:37:54webguest30I was confused by the word "original" which I understood as original in the sense of time, the first shipping firmware version and not "original" in the sense of provided by manufacturer
00:38:22[Saint]For what its worth, this is the first time I've personally seen someone ask that question.
00:38:44webguest30well you answered my question
00:38:50[Saint]But, if you can think of a wording that is more clear, go for it by all means.
00:39:02webguest30let me think
00:39:32webguest30okay I got it
00:40:25webguest30"Bootloader installation requires that you provide a copy of an original Sandisk firmware (.bin file)"
00:40:42webguest30change "the" to "an"
00:41:04Torneit's not really "an", though. it's "the one you want to have on your player"
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00:41:26Torneyou can only use just any random one if you don't ever intend to run it :)
00:41:31[Saint]I was just thinking how to say that..
00:42:03webguest30"Bootloader installation requires that you provide a copy of the latest original Sandisk firmware (.bin file)"
00:42:14TorneThe latest one is also not guaranteed t work :)
00:42:16[Saint]But that's incorrect.
00:42:21webguest30damnit
00:42:37TorneThe latest one may be newer than what we've tested, and we only allow install with tested builds to prevent people bricking their devices
00:42:38gevaertsConsidering the *very* low amount of confusion we have with the current wording, I'd be *very* wary of changing it
00:42:54Torneand it doesn't *have* to be the latest one;
00:42:57[Saint]Even if it does, it doesn't need to be the latest :)
00:43:42webguest30"Bootloader installation requires that you provide a copy of a Rockbox supported original Sandisk firmware (.bin file)"
00:45:56webguest30well you answered my question anyway
00:46:09webguest30i wont anymore pedantic about this
00:46:12webguest30merry xmas to all
00:46:22webguest30thank you for your help
00:46:36webguest30cya
00:46:43webguest30great software
00:46:47webguest30put it on your resumes
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00:46:55gevaertsThanks, and merry christmas :)
00:48:46TheSeven"Seems like some drunk developer included the directories "MUSIC" as well as "Playlists" in the tool "diskcleaner" within the latest Rockbox release for iPod classic 6G. Awesome shit, now all my music and playlists have been deleted." - from the freemyipod ML
00:49:56[Saint]Bwahaha!
00:50:33[Saint]"Seems you have a problem working our fine product, if you'll kindly read the..."
00:50:59bertrikIs it true, does disktidy delete those?
00:51:19gevaertssvn blame seems to point at funman
00:51:25[Saint]Is *anything* enabled by default? I thought not.
00:51:56*TheSeven blame seems to point at the user
00:52:02[Saint]You can select groups, if its enabled by default...definite problem.
00:52:38gevaertsI think those sansa directories should only ever be autoremoved if they're empty
00:52:43TheSeventhis guy is definitely not unknown :)
00:53:02TheSevenand the behavior actually smells like a completely trashed filesystem and possibly even broken hdd
00:53:32*gevaerts is in favour of reverting that commit
00:53:49TheSevenfrom what I know, he has rolled over an ipod with a truck at least once in the past (that mainboard looked really nice afterwards)
00:54:41gevaertsTheSeven: maybe, but if you enable all in disktidy these days, it *will* remove MUSIC
00:54:57[Saint]? If its set up correctly, it should allow the user to choose specific groups to be deleted, and I believe, even pick and choose from the directories to remove no?
00:55:03Tornethat does seem like a nasty configuration
00:55:07Tornesure, peple should check
00:55:09Tornebut they won't
00:55:11Torneso..
00:55:23*TheSeven just tried it, and that UI isn't really intuitive
00:55:36gevaerts[Saint]: it allows specifying groups, yes, but until recently "all" was safe for most people
00:55:50TheSevenit took me a couple of clicks to realize that these folders (which are displayed inline with the other elements) are actually their parent groups
00:55:56TheSevenand that this green thing means that something is selected
00:56:14TheSevenand yeah, "all" is pretty much dangerous now
00:56:35[Saint]If you're not careful.
00:56:52[Saint]So...that's a major part of the users ;)
00:57:08Tornei think we should revert that asap
00:57:16gevaertsDoing this sort of thing every few months will encourage people to have decent backups of course, but we shouldn't leave it in for too long
00:57:17Torneif the disktidy UI made it more clear, it might be ok
00:57:26Tornebut it really doesn't from what i recall :)
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00:57:54TheSevenactually if I enter that menu, everything seems to be pre-selected :/
00:57:54TheSevenMUSIC/Playlists should certainly not be included in ALL, even with a better UI
00:58:26TorneWe should, generally, not encourage deletion of OF-created files in the first place, i think
00:58:29Tornebecause it's a losing battle
00:58:36*gevaerts nods
00:58:40Tornealmost everyone dual boots sometimes, even if only by mistake
00:58:54Tornemaybe we should just make it more obvious that the best thing is to hide them
00:59:12Tornedisktidy for stuff that host PCs create over USB MSC is great
00:59:16gevaertsWe should add "hide" to the context menu in the file browser
00:59:19[Saint]Simple, run disk-tidy with autorock :)
00:59:22Tornebecause we can reliably detect that stuff
00:59:25bertrikwe've had numerous questions about the ##MUSIC# directories on AMS, with some people even thinking it was a rockbox problem
00:59:31Torneand it's virtually guaranteed not to be meaningful
00:59:45Tornebertrik: sure, but we can't just get rid of it; it may contain the users' files
00:59:53Tornefeel free to virtualise the FS to fix it :p
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01:00:07bertrikTorne, I agree
01:00:50[Saint]I don't see anything wrong with adding these dies to a new group...but just not it "all".
01:00:56[Saint]*in
01:01:02*TheSeven just realized that deleting disktidy.config isn't an appropriate way to reset it to its default settings
01:01:48[Saint]The ui for disktidy is *really* bad with icons off though, iirc. That could do with fixing.
01:02:49TheSevenhm, this has been in there for almost 2 weeks now
01:03:16[Saint]There's another plugin that deals with that in a similar way, the shopper plugin. That used to be unusable with no icons but it ignores that setting now I believe.
01:03:18Tornesure, but i don;t think a large proportion of users use disktidy
01:03:30CIA-88New commit by gevaerts (r31434): Revert r31239 and r31250. Selecting ALL in disktidy used to be generally safe for most people, and these changes change that, making it easy to delete ...
01:03:34Torneso the lack of loud shouting is not necessarily an incidation that it's not a problem :)
01:04:38[Saint]Thinking about it...isn't it pretty obvious "all" will delete your shit?
01:04:44gevaertsno
01:04:54[Saint]It seems so to me.
01:05:11Tornei have used it on "all" before many times :)
01:05:12gevaertsDisktidy is about removing unneeded files, not about removing everything
01:05:24Tornebut, yaknow, not recently
01:05:28Torneor i would've yelled by now
01:05:28Torne:)
01:05:35CIA-88r31434 build result: All green
01:06:16[Saint]I argue the groups are for unneeded files, all is for everything. And people were using "all" in a broken way.
01:06:24gevaertsThey weren't
01:06:40[Saint]Not to be an ass either, I actually believe it too! ;)
01:06:41gevaertsAll is for "all categories of unneeded files"
01:06:43Tornethat seems useless
01:06:55Tornea plugin thta deletes everything is not tidying the disk :)
01:06:59gevaertsDisktidy is *explicitely* *only* for unneeded files
01:07:47[Saint]Which is everything except /.rockbox
01:08:00gevaertsWhy do you need .rockbox?
01:08:20gevaertsIf there's no audio on the thing, surely having the bootloader tell you it can't boot is fine?
01:09:24[Saint]Perhaps if all it did was play audio.
01:09:58gevaertsWhat more *useful* things does it do?
01:10:23[Saint]Duh...a little thing called Doom?
01:10:27[Saint];)
01:11:14[Saint]Its not solely an audio player, is my point. And those things don't care as long as the rockbox folder is intact.
01:11:29gevaertsThe manual says "Disk Tidy deletes junk files commonly left behind by Windows, Linux and OS X after connecting your player over USB"
01:11:39gevaertsI think that's reasonably clear
01:11:52gevaerts"All: selects all Linux, OS X, and Windows files"
01:12:27[Saint]That can include Music and Playlists. Windows media adds these iirc.
01:12:57*gevaerts wonders if [Saint] noticed the fourth word in that description
01:13:22Torneit means files added *as a side effect of connecting them*
01:13:32Tornenot files added by programs which are *explicitly intended to put stuff on the device* :)
01:14:50[Saint]Right, but it may not have any audio or playlists in it. The failure I suppose is to not prompt if this dir is non-empty, not it being in all.
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01:16:58gevaertsI don't object to removing *empty* directories that the OF creates, but removing non-empty directories with user data or removing those same directories on players where the OF *doesn't* create them is wrong
01:19:31TheSevenmaybe there should be two tiers in there, one containing stuff like thumbnail folders that can safely be deleted recursively, and another one that asks for confirmation before deleting folder contents at least
01:22:50[Saint]"Music" and "Playlists" both exist in another group in disktidy, no?
01:23:08gevaertsno
01:23:35[Saint]Hum...I though they were in the Windows group.
01:23:49[Saint]*thought.
01:24:11gevaertsdesktop.ini, Thumbs.db, Recycled/, $RECYCLE.BIN/, System Volume Information/
01:24:15Torneno. only things that are created as a side effect of the normal functioning of the OS are in there
01:24:25gevaertsThat's the lot for windows. The other groups are equivalent
01:24:30Tornenothing that only comes into existence by an explicit action by the user
01:24:36Torneno matter waht program that action is in
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01:30:21pixelmait's also called disktidy bot diskerase
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01:49:28nosa-jgot a latte ipearl for chirstmas :\ now i gota see about runing rockbox on it
01:49:35nosa-jgoing to just have to send it back
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07:12:14themostrandomnamHey guys
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08:53:37zefinally, after many years away, i once again have a rockboxable player (sansa clip+)... now is this the correct place to mention that the rion overlay mentioned on http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/RockboxUtility doesn't actually contain an rbutil ebuild? seems to be some .hg/[...]/rbutil/*.i but not the actual files, unless my synch failed?
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09:26:40CIA-88New commit by nick_p (r31435): New General Settings submenu: Startup/Shutdown ...
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09:27:36mystica555_ze: i think you'd find the maintainer of the rion overlay and ask what's wrong with the overlay; i see the file in the mercurial metadata store (.hg/) but not an actual ebuild.
09:27:58zemystica555_: ok, thanks
09:28:16mystica555_i doubt said overlay has a direct connection to the rockboxk project..
09:28:20mystica555_*rockbox
09:28:24zetrue
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09:30:28mystica555_im now curious why theres 5x the files in the .hg/ dir vs the actual overlay tree dir...
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10:06:22CIA-88New commit by bluebrother (r31436): Rockbox Utility: recognize Nano 6th gen as unsupported device.
10:08:57CIA-88r31436 build result: All green
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10:30:26CIA-88New commit by nick_p (r31437): Option to restart running sleep timer on keypress.
10:31:30*[Saint] prods kugel
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10:36:41nick_pI've just realised I forgot to put the FS numbers in my last two commits. For the record, they were: FS #12477 & FS #12338
10:36:42fs-bluebothttp://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12477 New General Settings submenu: Startup/Shutdown (patches, closed)
10:36:42fs-bluebothttp://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12338 Option to restart running sleep timer on keypress (patches, closed)
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12:09:22fmlnick_p: in what units is user_settings.sleeptimer_duration (in settings.h)? In mnutes?
12:09:45nick_pfml: yes, minutes
12:10:31fmlI'd commend that since the names in settings and in powermgmt are similar, but the values is multiplied by 60.
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12:11:41nick_pI added the value in the manual under config file options
12:11:42nick_phttp://download.rockbox.org/daily/manual/rockbox-sansaclipplus/rockbox-buildap4.html#x20-378000D
12:12:28fmlnick_p: I meant in the source code
12:12:59fmlOtherwise I find the two patches excellent!
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12:13:44nick_pfml: thanks!
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12:14:59fmlnick_p: BTW: wouldn't it be a good idea to store the sleep timer in seconds (in apps/settings.h)? The values is formatted with a custom formatter so it should not be a problem.
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12:15:47nick_pfml: it's a historical value in settings now though...
12:17:30fmlnick_p: yes, that would be the biggest obstacle to changing it. But the code would be simplified at several places
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12:27:29[Saint]Hi, if you have a rockbox related question feel free to ask it.
12:27:47nanxmy sansa 260v2 was dead because the scroll function was broken and it was scrolling songs in a very nasty way
12:28:04nanxbut I installed rockbox and not it works perfectly
12:28:20nanxso I came to say thank you! :)
12:28:25[Saint]Nice. Good to hear.
12:28:26nanxnow*
12:28:49nanxI have just one question
12:29:14nanxI was reading the manual, and it says that 0db is the normal sound level, and any lever other 0db distorts the sound, right?
12:29:15[Saint]Thanks are always appreciated, so much better than "its broken!" ;)
12:29:20CIA-88New commit by alle (r31440): Clarify in what units the settings.sleeptimer_duration is
12:29:56nanxI am listening audiobooks, and 0db sounds a bit low
12:30:09nanxis there any way to make it louder?
12:30:18[Saint]That's correct, it will distort above 0dB. 0dB is line level.
12:31:29CIA-88r31440 build result: All green
12:31:33nanxis there any set of headphones I can buy to make it louder?
12:31:48fmlI wonder how rockbox could repair the scrolling function. If it's a hardware defect, rockbox should be of no help.
12:31:52nanxI mean, above the normal 0db level, but without distortion
12:32:02nanxfmk it's a quite funny thing
12:32:41nanxevery time that I run the official firmware, it scrolls the songs and I cannot even play any, because they scroll very fast, without stop
12:33:10nanxeven if I don't push any button
12:33:21nanxbut this is only in the songs menu
12:33:35nanxeverything is absolutely fine in the other menus
12:34:14[Saint]I was wondering that too fml
12:34:37n1snanx: yes, different headphones have different sensitivity and will produce different sound volumes at the same signal level
12:34:50nanxit cannot be the hardware because then it would do the same in every menu
12:35:05nanxbut it does it only in the "music files" menu
12:35:22n1salso 0dB *might* distort, if the signal isn't reaching close to the ceiling boosting will not distort
12:35:24nanxit's like I am moving the wheel, but automatically
12:35:36nick_pfml: sorry. got someone here at the moment, I'll have a think about it
12:35:42nanxnls thanks :)
12:35:55n1sreplaygain might help with your audio books as it can add a gain to normalize the volume
12:36:49nanxthank you
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12:37:26nanxwell, as I was saying, rockbox works perfectly
12:37:59nanxno scroll problems
12:38:06nanxjust perfect
12:38:19fmlnanx: That's correct! :-)
12:41:47nanxwell, I have to go now, I just wanted to say thanks, I will donate some quid to the proyect
12:41:56nanxbye!
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15:21:37fmlI think that the declaration of the setting "sleeptimer_duration" in apps/settings_list.c is not quite correct. The min values is specified as 5, but it should be 0 IMO.
15:26:22fmlAnd I don't quite understand why it's declared in such a complex way when it's set via custom screen (with custom function).
15:26:31fmlkugel: JdGordon_ ^^
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17:17:14batleprogrammerwow, that's a whole lot of people here
17:17:21batleprogrammerhello world\n
17:18:28batleprogrammerHave some quesions about RockChip RK2606A,
17:19:07batleprogrammeris the development of rockbox discontinued for those?
17:19:21 Nick batleprogrammer is now known as battleprogrammer (InuYasha@193.124.133.251)
17:20:11battleprogrammerI ask because I recently came across the SDK and firmware editor: http://mympxplayer.org/rockchip-gdk-game-development-kit-df1003.html http://mympxdownloads.com/Downloads/p13_sectionid/2/p13_fileid/31
17:21:22gevaertsI'm not sure if anyone has worked on the rockchip tarets recently
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17:21:53battleprogrammer8(
17:22:27battleprogrammeralthough they are cheap and quite common (IMHO)
17:23:52battleprogrammergevaerts How bout this thread? http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php/topic,10428.45.html
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17:24:42battleprogrammerlooks like he got RK2705 to work
17:24:45gevaertsAh, yes. Forgot about that one
17:25:03battleprogrammerbut 26xx is a totally different story though
17:25:56battleprogrammeranyway, I just wanted to share those links with you, because I rly love your project.
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17:44:58battleprogrammerthere's even a game disassembler, wow! http://mympxplayer.org/rockchip-game-disassembler-v121-df664.html
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18:44:09lorenzo92kugel: i just tested the latest revision that adds the possibility to use the battery_bench plugin...seem to work fine ;)
18:44:19lorenzo92kugel: should I do a benchmark?
18:44:52lorenzo92kugel: and in case, which file type should I use, or there's a case test or such? ;)
18:45:55CIA-88New commit by pamaury (r31444): fuze+: remove two_finger pseudo touchpad button because it was unrealiable, update keymap to remove akward mappings
18:46:32pamauryarf, I forgot to mention it's from jlbiasini FS #12405...
18:46:33fs-bluebothttp://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12405 Improve touchpad implementation for the fuzeplus's port (patches, unconfirmed)
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19:29:16lorenzo92kugel: okay I've read the plugin's note, so I answered my question :p
19:32:14battleprogrammerguys, srsly, nobody's interested in rockchips?
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19:42:57jlbiasiniBagder: could you please add this file http://dl.dropbox.com/u/43468173/sandisk-sansa/fuzeplus/bootloader-fuzeplus.sansa to the server? It is for Rockbox utility to support Fuze+ the code is ready (FS #12402) and just need to have the bootloader on the server to have work. Do you also need other files?
19:42:58fs-bluebothttp://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12402 add mkimxboot as a new method in Rockbox Utility (patches, unconfirmed)
19:43:29gevaertsjlbiasini: has the source been tagged?
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19:43:43jlbiasinitagged?
19:43:47gevaertsin svn
19:44:26funmanjlbiasini: the revision you used for the binary has to be tagged, so we can rebuild the same binary from source
19:44:38jlbiasiniI thought we should first have the bootloader... because else this is not going to work....
19:44:58jlbiasinianyway the patch is ready for being commited
19:45:11gevaertsThe rbutil work is unrelated to this
19:45:53jlbiasinithe bootloader come from a bootloader's build from svn sources
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19:46:15gevaertsYes, and the exact version used to build it should be tagged
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19:46:34jlbiasinihow can I do that?
19:46:53gevaertswhich revision did you use to build it?
19:46:58jlbiasinir31443
19:47:18lorenzo92kugel: right now, I was also trying to understand to use the r0Gpio module (useful to know headphone status, or sd inserted or not etc)
19:47:23funmanUsingSVN on the [Dwiki has the details
19:48:43gevaertsok, I get the exact same file, so I could do the tagging I guess
19:49:22gevaertshm, does this bootloader print its version at some point?
19:49:53jlbiasinihum I don't know pamaury?
19:51:05jlbiasiniI don't think so
19:51:27pamauryyes
19:51:28funmanthe rockbox logo?
19:51:31pamauryno
19:51:55gevaertspamaury: I think it's best if you do the tagging. You're involved in the port :)
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19:52:38pamauryI can I do that ?
19:52:58pamaury*how
19:53:20funmanpamaury: check the wiki
19:53:35jlbiasinihttp://www.rockbox.org/wiki/UsingSVN
19:54:16*funman would like an ipod n ano2g for christmas
19:54:33*funman and a clipv2 which can't support rockbox
19:56:15pamauryok so I just tag a bootloader and with upload the binary for that version right ?
19:56:28pamaurys/with/we
19:56:32gevaertsyes
19:57:08pamauryhow do I do that with git svn however ? It doesn't accept the command with just git svn
19:57:32gevaertsYou don't need a local checkout for that command
19:57:49jlbiasinidfkt: you are the one having image file for the fuze+ manual ain't you?
19:58:23CIA-88New commit by pamaury (r31445): Tag release v1 of the Sansa Fuze+ bootloader
19:59:04jlbiasini \o/
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20:00:09funmanpamaury: also you need to modify version.sh to just echo 1.0; exit
20:00:18funmanso the binary dont show the rockbox svn rev
20:00:44pamauryI should have done that before tagging :-/
20:00:52jlbiasinibluebrother: can you please commit my patch for the FS #12402 I guess it is ready now
20:00:54fs-bluebothttp://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12402 add mkimxboot as a new method in Rockbox Utility (patches, unconfirmed)
20:00:55gevaertsActually, no
20:01:04gevaertsYou build with "make VERSION=1.0"
20:01:13gevaertsNo need to change the file
20:01:28funmanhm nice
20:01:35gevaertsWell, test it anyway :)
20:01:42gevaertshm
20:02:38gevaertsWell, that changes version.h anyway. but the resulting file doesn't change
20:02:47gevaertsAre you sure it prints the version?
20:03:01pamauryI'm pretty sure
20:03:46pamaurylet me check, that would be pointless if it doesn't
20:03:59gevaertsrather, yes :)
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20:05:15pamauryhum, in fact I think it doesn't :)
20:07:41jlbiasinirockbox utility doens't find the file on the server as a matter of fact...
20:08:00gevaertsjlbiasini: tagging isn't uploading...
20:08:11jlbiasiniok sorry
20:08:35funmanwe could embed gcc in rockbox utility :)
20:09:09pamauryI'll commit a change to print the bootloader version, do I have to commit this both to the trunk and the tagged branch ?
20:09:23funmanno, commit to trunk and move the tag
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20:09:47pamaurywhat do you mean "move the tag" ?
20:10:26pamaurytag a v1.1 ?
20:10:47funmandelete the tag, make another 1.0; or something
20:11:53battleprogrammer*sigh* whatever
20:11:57battleprogrammergoodluck everyone
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20:12:17lorenzo92kugel: wuoa I discovered some interesting things to start using the r0gpio module. Still need to test, tough. But I guess it uses a struct similar to afe.ko for the requests
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20:15:50pamauryok, so now, I have to delete the tag and recreate it
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20:18:09CIA-88New commit by pamaury (r31447): Remove tag because it doesn't print the version
20:18:28CIA-88New commit by pamaury (r31448): Tag release v1 of the Sansa Fuze+ bootloader
20:18:32pamauryfinally
20:19:01funmangreat job guys
20:19:06pamaurywho should I contact to upload the file, I don't remember
20:19:06funmanBagder
20:20:28funmani'm eagerly waiting for the imx233 clip <something> :)
20:20:28pamaurydo you think they will release a new mp3 player based on the imx233 ?
20:20:28pamaurythe bootloader will probably get an update some time in a near future but we have to release at some point
20:20:28pamauryBagder: how do we proceed to upload a bootloader file ?
20:20:33funmanpamaury: they reused similar designs several time (tcc for m200, as3525 for everything, PP for e200/c200)
20:20:44funmanpamaury: send him the binary with the desired server url
20:20:49pamauryperhaps a clip zip+ ? :)
20:21:17pamauryjlbiasini: what the url you wrote in the rbutil patch ?
20:21:20funmanwith HD display? not sure what they can add to perfect it
20:21:51pamaurythey might as well continue to use the as3525
20:22:34pamauryin the future we might have some creative, the x-fi2 is imx233 based, and the zen style m100/300 is stmp3770 based
20:23:08funmanah what id like is loud speakers on the clip (no need for headphones)
20:24:38jlbiasinipamaury: you already wrote it
20:24:57jlbiasiniIt should already be in svn
20:25:02jlbiasinihold on
20:25:40jlbiasinipamaury: bootloadername=/sandisk-sansa/fuzeplus/bootloader-fuzeplus.sansa
20:26:21jlbiasinifrom: bootloader_url=http://download.rockbox.org/bootloader
20:26:40mrrhqMy Clip Zip is stuck on a spash screen with the Rockbox icon and verson at the bottom. I also can't make a new bootloader from the manual way at the Wiki. I also fevent learned how to use udev to setup rules to mount my Clip Zip as user for Rockbox Utility. Can anyone else make a bootloader compatible for the current version?
20:27:09funmanmrrhq: there's a bootloader on the server (version 4.0)
20:27:24funmanmrrhq: you need to build mkamsboot or rockboxutility from sourec though
20:27:40mrrhqI mean with mkamsboot utility
20:28:07mrrhqI keep trying, but it outputs some errors. The manual lists no Bootloader.
20:28:22mrrhqI used the one from the wiki.
20:28:26jlbiasinipamaury: anyway with last patch I sometime get a weird bug: on power up screen stay idle with brighness over usual setting
20:28:32funmanmrrhq: what are the errors?
20:28:57mrrhqBrb, I will post them.
20:29:19pamauryjlbiasini: when rbutils tries to download the file, what is the resulting url ? http://download.rockbox.org/bootloader/sandisk-sansa/fuzeplus/bootloader-fuzeplus.sansa N
20:29:20pamaury?
20:30:06mrrhq./mkamsboot clpza.bin bootloader-clipzip.sansa output.bin [11-12-26][11:24:51]
20:30:09mrrhqmkamsboot Version 1.4
20:30:11jlbiasiniyes this should be so
20:30:12mrrhqThis is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO
20:30:14mrrhqwarranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
20:30:17mrrhq[ERR] Model name "clzp" unknown. Is this really a rockbox bootloader?
20:30:20mrrhq[ERR] Could not load bootloader-clipzip.sansa
20:30:22mrrhq[1] 26290 exit 1 ./mkamsboot clpza.bin bootloader-clipzip.sansa output.bin
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20:31:13IlsyHello, all
20:31:38funmanmrrhq: you need to build mkamsboot fro msource. what's your OS?
20:31:39jlbiasinipamaury: yes this should be so
20:31:50mrrhqDebian.
20:32:14funman64bits?
20:33:05mrrhqfunman: Yes.
20:33:42funmanmrrhq: http://people.videolan.org/~funman/mkamsboot.x86_64
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20:34:40mrrhqfunman: Is the source also available on Rockbox's website?
20:34:44saratogai would just use rbutility
20:34:48saratogayes the source is in svn
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20:35:08funmansaratoga: when was it released?
20:35:17IlsyDoes anyone know for sure if rockbox can now be installed on an iPod Classic 6th gen 160gb?
20:35:17saratogadecember sometime
20:35:34saratogaIlsy: yes, see front page
20:35:41Ilsyfront page?
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20:36:00saratogarockbox.org
20:36:02funmansaratoga: then it cant install the bootloader
20:36:09Ilsythank you very much, saratoga
20:36:14saratogafunman: why is that?
20:36:27funmanit was disabled until after i sent the bootloader binary to Bagder
20:36:50saratogafunman: i think you can still use rbutil with disabled targets, at least it shows up for me in rbutil
20:37:05LightsHi all, wondering if anyone can help a noob. I installed latest rockbox on my ipod nano 2g, ever since my display has been fucked, weird lines etc. but computer still recognises it
20:37:56funmansaratoga: hm bootloader was grayed out for me, see r31382
20:38:07mrrhqThe mkamsboot utility is here? http://svn.rockbox.org/viewvc.cgi/
20:38:19funmanmrrhq: rbutil/mkamsboot
20:38:33saratogahmm i was wrong, its novermeber, so maybe too old
20:41:05mrrhqfunman: Thank you. I will try compiling it.
20:41:14n1sLights: your best bet is probbably talking to TheSeven
20:41:41n1she's usually interested in weirdness on nano2g and the best one to fix it i think
20:41:53TheSevenLights: rockbox bootloader, iloader or emcore?
20:42:09Lightsthanks n1s
20:42:25LightsTheSeven: no idea. have not even heard of the others, so rockbox bootloader
20:43:14TheSevenhm, that's very interesting
20:43:21TheSevendoes the apple logo show correctly during boot?
20:43:31LightsI can see that it's there but its flickering like crazy
20:44:11LightsI tried uninstalling rockbox, but it wouldn't let me uninstall the bootloader
20:44:17TheSevenand it was OK before you installed rockbox?
20:44:39Lightsyea. or well I never used it, got it out of some old box of stuff to give it a new go
20:44:46TheSeventhe rockbox bootloader takes over control only after the apple logo has been shown, so that's unlikely to be the culprit here
20:44:55funmanfile properties fail for a file > 2GB
20:44:58Lightsit seemed fine, but I didn't want itunes so I installed rockbox, I think. then the display went funny
20:45:10funmanusing %d instead of %u perhaps
20:45:10LightsI don't know enough of the tech stuff to give u more info :P
20:45:39TheSevenhm, odd
20:45:53mrrhqAlso, just another question, are the music player emulators also compiled for GNU/Linux? E.g: Sance Clip Zip one.
20:46:08n1sfunman: i think our fat code doesn't really deal with files bigger than 2GB well in a number of ways, they tend not to play
20:46:08mrrhq*Sansa
20:46:15TheSevenwell, you can try uninstalling the bootloader or restoring using itunes, but I doubt things will get better
20:46:28n1ssomething with offsetts being 32 bit signed i think
20:46:35LightsI couldn't uninstall the bootloader, and restoring using itunes did nada de nada
20:47:05Lights'unknown version in firmware'
20:47:25Ilsyok, saratoga, I have perused the front page, and the pertaining links....but I'm left feeling noobish as I have no clue how to start the installation process without using the rockbox utility.....
20:47:32gevaertsmrrhq: I'm not sure what you're asking there
20:47:38Ilsyis this a common affliction?
20:47:44gevaertsmrrhq: also, they're simulators, not emulators
20:48:00funmann1s: i just want to transport those files, not try to play them or open them
20:48:10n1sIlsy: the installation on ipod classic is a bit involved
20:48:17IlsyI gathered..
20:48:19n1sfunman: ah
20:48:38mrrhqgevaerts: Are there ones also as GNU/Linux binaries? I didn't see that.
20:48:44LightsTheSeven: I found a thread on forums where the guy has what seems to be a similar problem and eventually says that he found it was a voltage problem
20:48:50funmanhm it should be displayed with human size though (G/K/M suffixes)
20:48:55n1sfunman: that should work as none of rockbox's fat code will be involved then
20:48:58TheSevenLights: how did bootloader uninstallation fail?
20:49:18TheSevendid you install the bootloader using the rockbox utility, ipodpatcher, or something else?
20:49:32Lightsrockbox utility is the only thing I've used for anything
20:49:47gevaertsmrrhq: rockbox.org doesn't distribute *any* simulator binaries. The only semi-official binaries I'm aware of are the windows ones on rasher's website. They're reasonably easy to build though
20:49:50Lights'Unknown version number in firmware (0)' is one
20:54:24Lights'Rockbox Utility cannot uninstall the bootloader on this target. Try a normal firmware update to remove the bootloader'
20:54:24Lightsis the other
20:54:24mrrhqgevaerts: Sorry then. I thought it was on rockbox.org...
20:54:24gevaertsThey're linked from the wiki I think
20:54:24n1sIlsy: you need to install emcore to run rockbox on the classic at the moment so start with the install instructions here http://www.freemyipod.org/wiki/EmCORE
20:54:24IlsyThank you, n1s...I will go check it out
20:54:24mrrhqWEll that sucks, I really wanted to try out theme developemnt and a free software simulator would be perfect for that.
20:54:24TheSevenLights: and even an itunes restore fails?
20:54:24gevaertsmrrhq: then build a simulator!
20:54:24funmanmrrhq: you just need libsdl-dev to build one
20:54:24LightsTheSeven: an itunes restore has no effect :)
20:54:24TheSeventhat seems to be pretty robust if the apple bootloader hasn't been removed
20:54:24mrrhqSo is there instructions to build it? Or nobody gas done it yet?
20:54:24DBUGEnqueued KICK mrrhq
20:54:24mrrhq*has
20:54:24TheSevenwell, that should remove a rockbox bootloader?
20:54:46funmanmrrhq: check the wiki
20:54:52gevaertsmrrhq: http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/UiSimulator
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20:58:15mrrhqSorry then. I was trying to understand why it wasn't on the page. I know many people use different Linux distributitons, so I guess for that reason there are no "official Linux builds". Thank you then.
20:58:48funmanmrrhq: file a package request to your distro ;)
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20:58:58gevaertsThere are no official builds, period. The only reason rasher has unofficial windows builds on his website is because building for windows is *not* painless
20:59:36fmlkugel: Hello. Can you comment on this? http://www.rockbox.org/irc/log-20111226#15:21:37
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21:00:45mrrhqfunman: Okay i just did "make" on mkamsboot. I'll copy it over to my rbinstall folder.
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21:02:39mrrhqfunman: And it patched it. GJ!
21:03:51nosa-jcould you guys recomend a good player?
21:04:15fmlnosa-j: any that can run rockbox!
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21:04:53nosa-jyeah true most manufacturers are terrible with there firmware
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21:05:05nosa-jsense's are decent?
21:05:33funmanyeah
21:05:40mrrhqnosa-j: Except for better build quality. Lol.
21:05:47nosa-jalright
21:06:15nosa-jheh yeah it would be best to get a durable quality
21:06:33mrrhqfunman: Sorry I DC'ed. I ran "make" on mkamsboot and copiet over to my rbinstall folder. And it patched it!
21:06:39nosa-jand maybe a changeable battery without any soldering
21:06:57mrrhqfunman: Thank you lots.
21:07:06nosa-jmy nano cronomatic's batter is wareing out and also doesn't run rockbox
21:07:13nosa-jsorry battery*
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21:08:48mrrhqReplacable battery would be a good suggection. I also want more internal space on the Clip line and stainless steel casing. XD
21:09:27n1syeah a serious metal case on a player is nice
21:09:30funmanmrrhq: get someone to create new cases, would be awesome
21:09:50mrrhqStainless steel is near to impossible to forge without a factory.
21:09:51nosa-jmrrhq: yeah me too we should go into busness
21:09:51n1sthat's why i want a port for my nano4g
21:09:56mrrhqI think, lol.
21:10:03n1sthat thing seems very sturdy
21:10:10nosa-jheh one thing the apple's are pretty durable
21:10:15funmann1s: what's missing for nano4g ?
21:10:21nosa-jaudio
21:10:25mrrhqThat's why people buy them, for the cases.
21:10:27LightsTheSeven: I put an older .rockbox onto it, and now it gets past the apple sign but the display is still a bit wonky
21:10:35n1sfunman: not sure i guess some flash/ftl stuff mostly
21:10:37funmannosa-j: that's all? display etc works?
21:10:37Lightsbut it's basically working now except the display is now just fuzzy
21:10:41funmanah
21:10:50funmansend one to TheSeven, problem solved :)
21:10:51nosa-jiirc just check freemyipod's site
21:10:56nosa-jo0
21:11:32n1sfunman: i think he already has one as otherwise i would
21:11:37TheSevenwell, I even have one, but I haven't got around to grinding into the FTL
21:11:48TheSevenand that EFI mess doesn't make it any easier
21:11:56n1si have one with a slightly busted hp jack that i can send to anyone who wants to work on it btw
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21:15:28nosa-jhmm i really need to breakdown and start working on the nano4g
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21:23:03nosa-jthe batter last about 3 or 4 hours so its not too bad
21:23:22funmanbluebrother: why do we need APPVERSION and not just "VERSION" ?
21:23:56nosa-ji got a new player from my parents, and im thining a bout sending it back, and find something else
21:24:10nosa-jthey are cool with it
21:24:58nosa-jive herd the new sense clips are pretty durable but im not sure heh
21:25:38nosa-jim willing to spend about 60$ on a new one
21:26:36funman% make CROSS=i686-w64-mingw32- CFLAGS=-D__USE_MINGW_ANSI_STDIO=1
21:26:36funmanCC mkamsboot.c
21:26:36funmanmkamsboot.c:100:21: fatal error: ucl/ucl.h: No such file or directory
21:27:01Lightsdoes anyone know where I can get a user called Buschel's LCD voltage supply fix for nano 2g?
21:27:17funmansomehow CFLAGS isnt correct
21:27:23funmani686-w64-mingw32-gcc -D__USE_MINGW_ANSI_STDIO=1 -c -o /media/dev/rockbox/rbutil/mkamsboot/build/mkamsboot.o mkamsboot.c
21:27:36funmanthe CFLAGS += -I/foo/ucl isn't executed
21:28:11funmansame for make CFLAGS=-m32 to make linux builds
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21:28:50funmanis there some Makefile subtelty that i dont get?
21:30:34Tornefunman: you probably want CFLAGS=whatever make
21:30:42Tornei.e. set it in the environment, not on the command line to make
21:30:46funmanwhy?
21:30:56Tornemake defaults everything to the environment values
21:31:05Tornebut things specified on the command line obliterate assignments in the makefile
21:31:15funmanok
21:31:21Tornewriting make CFLAGS=-m32 forces CFLAGS to be exactly "-m32" always
21:31:28Torneit ignores attempts to change its value
21:32:14nosa-jwould this chart be a good recommendation for a good player ? :D http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/WhyRockbox
21:32:43gevaertsnosa-j: that might be a bit outdated I think
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21:33:32nosa-jah okay heh
21:34:33nosa-jwell whats one with a dcent lcd screen that doesn't look cheep?
21:34:39nosa-jdecent *
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21:38:14nosa-ji wonder if i should just stick with my nano4g for now
21:39:09nosa-jeveryone says the metal case is great for it
21:39:29lorenzo92kugel: figured out how to use the r0GPIO !! So now I try to implement in RB the headphone sense...
21:44:08TheSevenLights: /firmware/target/arm/s5l8700/ipodnano2g/power-nano2g.c
21:44:31TheSevenremove the "pmu_ldo_set_voltage(2, 0x13); /* LCD = 2.800V */" line
21:44:48TheSevenbut I'm not sure if you'll be able to install the patched bootloader in this situation
21:47:09Lightssay someone used windows explorer to format their ipod. would that potentially delete some hidden partition
21:47:13Lightsand totally fux the ipod thenceforth
21:48:47Tornenot if you just formatted the drive that appears over usb, no
21:48:55Tornealso, nothing permanently stops the ipod working
21:49:12Torneif you format the drive it will delete *rockbox*, but not the bootlooader; just copying the build abck on there will fix it
21:49:41Torneto actually erase the hidden partition you would've had to do something more drastic, like editing the parittion table
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21:55:12funmanbluebrother: ping
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21:55:54TheSevenLights: it shouldn't. and even if it did, this shouldn't prevent an itunes restore (the ipod would actually respond to removing the firmware partition with an "use itunes to restore" screen)
21:56:06TheSevenif the rockbox bootloader still works, the firmware partition is still present
21:57:10funmanbluebrother: libtools.make defaults to using 10.4 sdk ?
21:58:08funmanbluebrother: macosx-min-version ought to be enough
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22:06:13kugelplorenzo92: verynice
22:06:24lorenzo92kugel: implemented :D :D
22:07:25lorenzo92kugel: now testing if it really works good, since the test before it was inverted :)
22:08:02funmanhttp://people.videolan.org/~funman/mkamsboot-1.5/
22:08:11funmantested on linux and osx, windows is missing
22:08:12lorenzo92kugel: yeah :D
22:08:21lorenzo92we have now headphone sense
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22:12:53mrrhqWell, I built the SCZ sim successfully and the bootloader. But it is still stuck on the spash screen with the version name below. I think the settings in the .rockbox folder have caused critical errors when I change the theme settings.
22:12:54lorenzo92kugelp: by the way
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22:13:37lorenzo92kugelp: well I noticed a fact that we need to take in account...but the patch will explain that to you ;)
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22:16:29lorenzo92kugelp: anyway, I should have reversed all the ioctl codes, still some doubt one some code (eg: if that's 6 or 7; 4 or 5...)
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22:18:10tauresuleHello. I have Rockbox on my iPod and it's not playing all of my mp3 files, right now I uploaded 4 albums to it only played one of them. I can view them in the Files menu, but not the directory. Any thoughts on how to fix it?
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22:21:26mrrhqNvm, forget my last chat message. I will just unzip a new current build and replace the files.
22:21:40lorenzo92kugelp: there should be a gpio also to detect sd insertion/removal, now I discover it :)
22:21:57gevaertstauresule: I don't understand what you mean by "I can view them in the Files menu, but not the directory"
22:23:19tauresuleWhen browsing Rockbox on my device, I can follow the path Files/Music/Artist/Album/track01.mp3 and see that they are on my iPod, but I cannot play the file, nor can I view it in the Database view on my device
22:24:07kugelplorenzo92: awesome
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22:24:39gevaertstauresule: as a first step, try checking the filesystem
22:25:16tauresuleWhat is the filesystem?
22:25:50tauresuleIf it matters, I'm running Ubuntu 11.10
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22:27:51gevaertsRun fsck.vfat on it
22:28:56tauresuleI'm not sure what that is either I'm afraid. I'm new to OSS stuff
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22:32:20froggymantauresule: he wants you to run a filesystem check on the device's storage. Similar to running a "disk check" on windows
22:34:11tauresuleI just entered, and received: $ sudo fsck.vfat -t -a /dev/sdb [line break] dosfsck 3.0.9, 31 Jan 2010, FAT32, LFN
22:35:43tauresuleAlso got: There is no backup boot sector. And there is no space for creating one!
22:35:52tauresulealmost missed that
22:36:05gevaertsThat almost certainly has to be sdb2, not sdb
22:37:06tauresuleWhen I run df in terminal it says /dev/sdb is mounted on /media/iPodClassic
22:37:23gevaertsAh, right. a classic might be different
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22:37:33*gevaerts leaves issues with the classic to TheSeven
22:38:05TheSevengevaerts: superfloppy is correct for emcore'd classics
22:38:16tauresulesuperfloppy?
22:38:57dfktjlbiasini, yes, i have the fuze+ image
22:39:04TheSeventauresule: in other words, the results you have pasted so far sound good
22:39:05lorenzo92kugelp: got it ;) I know the gpio for the sd "sense"...at least it should be hehe
22:39:09jlbiasinicool!
22:39:31jlbiasinidfkt: could you upload them on the svn?
22:39:46TheSeventauresule: what exactly do you mean with "I can view them in the Files menu, but not the directory"
22:40:21tauresuleTheSeven: When browsing Rockbox on my device, I can follow the path Files/Music/Artist/Album/track01.mp3 and see that they are on my iPod, but I cannot play the file, nor can I view it in the Database view on my device
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22:41:11dfktjlbiasini, it's already up, from the themes site - http://www.rockbox.org/playerpics/sansafuzeplus-small.png
22:41:37TheSeventauresule: what exactly happens when you try to play one of those files?
22:41:56TheSevendid I understand correctly that this only happens for some, but not all of the albums?
22:42:15jlbiasinidfkt: for what I eard we also need svg picture
22:42:35tauresuleTheSeven: Yes. Currently I only have several albums by four bands and only one artist's music works.
22:42:43dfktjlbiasini, sorry, no vector format, it was made from the freely available press shot from sandisk's website
22:43:00jlbiasiniok
22:43:05tauresuleTheSeven: And when I select the files to play them, nothing happens at all
22:43:09lorenzo92kugelp: my idea is to write the gpio code in gpio_ypr0.c/h. This must: open the device ONLY at startup, close it at shutdown and control it throug ioctls...plus the header contains some useful GPIO pins defines ;)
22:43:22jlbiasinidfkt: I suppose I could find a way to convert it
22:43:46lorenzo92kugelp: for now are: headphone sense, sd sense and the external power sense (but we do it already with minivet)
22:43:51dfktjlbiasini, i can upload the high res version then
22:43:52tauresuleThey are also white, and lacking the music notes next to them that my playable files have
22:45:15kugelpsure do it :-)
22:46:00jlbiasinidfkt: yes that is what I was checking in rockbox/manual/rockbox_interface/images: image are more like >400px high
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22:46:44kugelpI think open/close at init or before each ioctl doesn't matter too much. It's not actual storage but virtual files
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22:47:24lorenzo92kugel: uhm well it seems it does matter in fact!
22:47:30lorenzo92I wrote a note for that
22:47:31jlbiasinidfkt: yeah so upload the big one: I will find my way to convert it and make a version with button detail
22:47:52lorenzo92kugel: cause opening always the r0gpio when needed cause rockbox to behave very very strangely lol
22:48:03lorenzo92not exaggerating....
22:48:22kugelreally? hm
22:49:22dfktjlbiasini - http://temp.elektrokrishna.com/FuzeP-large.png
22:49:46lorenzo92yeah that was really strange, at first I also wondered if I was messing too much with the cpu haha
22:50:15lorenzo92for example at some point file browser didn't work, or CPU debug screen was displayed partially
22:50:24jlbiasinidfkt: thanks!! Now I can go on
22:51:04dfktjlbiasini, good luck with the manual chore ;)
22:53:00lorenzo92kugel: where could I call the gpio_init function on rb startup?
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23:00:40lorenzo92kugel: okay found where, near the ascodec initialization :)
23:01:02Lightshi again guys. my ipod nano 2g seems to be working but has a flickering screen
23:01:11Lightswhat diagnostics can I run to figure out what's causing that?!
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23:04:40jlbiasinidfkt: well at least I don't know latex for now so I might find it fun to do! :D Anyway with inkskape converting to svg is trivial!
23:06:04dfktnice - good to know. usually converting to vector is quite a chore, with lots to clean up
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23:08:08jlbiasinidfkt: well actually the white gets a little yellow
23:09:02gevaertsjlbiasini: we don't really want an svg file with embedded bitmap
23:09:48jlbiasiniI'm vectorising the bitmap is that not it?
23:10:01lorenzo92kugel: I get an undefined reference, also if I include the gpio_ypr0.h ...uhm...I regenerated make.dep of course!
23:10:34gevaertsjlbiasini: depends. I don't know what you're doing exactly :)
23:11:38jlbiasinidfkt gave my png and I'm converting it to svg by using inskape tools: vectorising the bipmap
23:11:43jlbiasinibitmap
23:12:38gevaertsThat should work for a start I guess, but it probably won't be as clean as it could be
23:12:49*gevaerts isn't a specialist on this, really
23:13:38lorenzo92kugel: ah probably I need to place the gpio_ypr0.c to SOURCES file lol
23:13:52jlbiasiniI guess the point of svg is : smaller image and scalable. So if I get something nearly the other image for that it will be ok i suppose
23:14:50gevaertsThe main point is scalable, yes
23:15:11jlbiasiniwhat I don't get is why there are duplicate of image in png pdf and svg in the manual's folder???
23:15:24lorenzo92kugel: indeed, my fault as always :D
23:15:44*gevaerts has a look
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23:17:01jlbiasiniohoh it also seems that I have to do the button version before the svg's one
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23:18:47lorenzo92kugelp: okay it works nicely :)
23:18:50gevaertsjlbiasini: http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/LatexGuidelines#SVG_images has some information
23:19:23gevaertsAlthough that seems outdated. I believe inkscape can export straight to pdf these days, can't it?
23:19:37gevaertsThe point is to keep the dependencies for building the manual down I think
23:20:20jlbiasinihey nice catch! I supposed I could actually read that BEFORE building the manual!!! And update it after then :D
23:21:08gevaertshm, this needs some work, really. You can do all that in inkscape from the command line, which means it could be a makefile target
23:23:00kugelplorenzo92: BTW, a battery bench would be sure nice.
23:23:30lorenzo92kugelp: okay I could do it, just need to wait for the battery to full charge :)
23:24:04lorenzo92kugelp: in some minutes I'll send you the patch to see it a bit :(
23:24:05lorenzo92ops
23:24:07lorenzo92:)
23:24:12kugelpwe also want o.e for charging I think
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23:24:51gevaertsjlbiasini: it's been a while, but I believe the button text and arrows are on a separate layer
23:26:13jlbiasiniah yeah this makes sense
23:26:17lorenzo92kugelp: but it's finished in some mins hehe
23:26:51lorenzo92kugel: ouch I used the patched svn (battery things...) bah I need to manually edit the patch :)
23:27:15gevaertsThis allows us to export the images without those labels, for e.g. the theme site or the build page
23:29:05lorenzo92kugel: is it a problem for you if I mixed the two patches? :(
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23:37:46lorenzo92kugel: well I need still to check something a clean some names, so I will prepare it later or tomorrow for you ;)
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