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#rockbox log for 2012-09-18

00:04:42 Nick LittleCreature is now known as FearOfMusic (~fearofmus@unaffiliated/fearofmusic)
00:06:04pamaury[Saint]: ok, nice to know :)
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03:16:03[Saint]what package does freetype-config come from?
03:19:19[Saint]aha, foundeded it.
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05:15:33[Saint]hmmmm, building the chinese-traditional .voice file takes ~250% longer than english
05:15:55[Saint]hindi is also quite a slow one, it seems.
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05:57:21[Saint]the version that Rockbox displays during boot...is that hardcoded somewhere during compile time, or just pulled from rockbox-info.txt?
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06:07:47Tornehardcoded at compile time
06:08:59[Saint]right, so, rockbox-info.txt (unsurprisingly) is just for Rockbox Info in the System settings?
06:09:21[Saint]I seem to recall there's a way to pass an arbitrary version styring at compile tiome, no?
06:09:25[Saint]*time
06:09:35[Saint]dammit! *string
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06:14:10[Saint]Torne: you don't happen to know that one, do you? I seem to recall it being possible.
06:14:20[Saint]Some compile time flag can do it, iirc.
06:16:02Tornemake VERSION=foo i think
06:16:19[Saint]thank you.
06:16:25[Saint]I'll give it a go.
06:19:12[Saint]Yay, that seems to have done the trick. Thank you Torne. I tried to look it up in the source but I got lost.
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06:25:01[Saint]hmmmm, maybe not.
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07:14:41bluebrother[Saint]: see version.sh
07:15:04[Saint]bluebrother: yeah, thanks, I figured it out.
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09:29:14wodzpamaury: atjboottool doesn't compile. In line 297 it should have struct ptr_bundle_t *ptrs and it misses MIN() declaration.
09:29:37pamauryyeah, I fixed that but didn't commit
09:29:38pamaurythanks
09:30:26pamaurydone
09:31:14wodzheh, usage refers to rkboottool :-)
09:31:57pamauryhaha, I'll fix that later, that's not too important :)
09:32:29pamauryI'm currently stuck on the reverse engineer of a routine I really don't understand, but otherwise I'm pretty close to the end I think
09:32:39pamaury(let aside debugging !)
09:33:11wodzalso rather minor thing but annoying is that this tool leave console in yellow color.
09:35:20pamauryah, good remark, I'll fix that too
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09:45:15wodzmortalis: any news with freq scaling problems?
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09:52:47mortalisi figured out that with nop at the begging of commit_discard_idcache or in any function with lower address i couldn't reproduce data abort. But i don't know how it could help us, it's very weird.
09:52:53mortaliswodz: ^
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09:54:58wodzmortalis: what happens if you insert two nops? It data aborts again?
09:55:11mortalisno
09:55:26pamaurylooks like an alignement problem or cache + dma alignement problem
09:57:20wodzin that case two nops should trigger crash as well, no?
09:58:26mortalisalso address in sp after data abort always points to CODEC_MAGIC or PLUGIN_MAGIC. It depends if I start playback or some plugin,
09:59:20wodzweird
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10:02:19mortalisI guess it's so because it somehow correlated with plugin and codec loading.
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10:03:11wodzmortalis: which makes commit_discard_idcache() suspicious
10:04:02wodztry with disabled caches if this helps we will narrow the area to investigate
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10:34:46mortaliswodz: seems disabling cache helped
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10:35:21wodzok, so I strongly suspect commit_discard_idcache()
10:35:47mortalisit's pretty simple function
10:35:56mortalisand looks good
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10:39:28wodzcommit_discard_idcache() is called when loading plugins and codecs. If disabling caches helps it is strong indication that something is fishy with cache handling.
10:53:33kugelsince disabling caches makes things slower it could also point to a timing issue (however i dont think that's the case here)
10:57:01kugelbefore plugins are executed the icache is discarded since there's new code in ram. I guess the same needs to be done after relocating since the code in ram changed again. I haven't looked at the patch but I guess you already do this?
10:58:05kugelthe rb->commit_discard_idcache() in plugin_crt0.c shouldnt be needed iiuc
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10:58:58pamauryI'm quite confident that the cache handling is correct for plugins and codecs
10:59:40kugelin fact it may be wrong. the commit_dcache() call is to make sure other cores see the zeroing of bss memory; discarding the cache before would do the wrong thing (not all bss might be zero)
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11:00:29kugelpamaury: master or with the bFLT patch?
11:00:42pamaurymaster
11:00:55kugelhm i thought they talk about the bFLT patch
11:01:14kugelyea, master should be correct
11:01:15pamauryI mean that a good reference to follow
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11:02:45wodzkugel: We are talking mysterious about data aborts in master on rk27xx targets after enabling freq scaling.
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11:02:56kugeloh, sorry then :)
11:03:01wodzs/talking/talking about/
11:03:37pamauryI have similar problems on imx233, frequency scaling is unable
11:03:40pamaury*unstable
11:10:44wodzBTW. The reason for data aborts/freezes with current bFLT patch is rather simple. Branching on arm is restricted to 32MB region. If iram is further in memmap branching needs to go through veneer function.
11:11:36wodzCurrent approach neglected this limitation which leads to unpredictable behavior.
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11:30:07mortaliswodz: 8 nops and again data aborts.
11:30:36wodzhmm
11:30:58wodzisn't it exactly cacheline size?
11:31:07mortalisyes iirc
11:32:29wodzDoes it matter if nops are at the begining or at the end of commit_discard_idcache()?
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11:34:07mortalisat the and of commit_discard_idcache data aborts happend even without nops.
11:34:31wodzok, so this is THIS function.
11:35:42wodzmaybe actual write to cache controller must be at some particular alignment?
11:36:48kugelwasnt this the case on some PP502x also?
11:37:00kugelor PP5002?
11:37:30wodzkugel: yes in one of this you have to issue sleep command at particular alignment
11:37:45wodzotherwise strange things happen (tm)
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12:25:09lorenzo92I'm trying to enable usb support (using kernel tools) in samsung ypr0, I want to use functions like usb_enable, disable and detect but which config to enable??
12:25:23lorenzo92I cannot find any documentation :(
12:25:39lorenzo92what is USE_ROCKBOX_USB for example?
12:26:37gevaerts*don't* set USE_ROCKBOX_USB or HAVE_USBSTACK
12:27:16lorenzo92uhm okay I'll try, because without anything gives an error, wait..
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12:28:30lorenzo92uhm: /home/lorenzo/YP-R0_DEV/rockbox/rockboxUSB/firmware/usb.c: In function 'usb_slave_mode':
12:28:32lorenzo92/home/lorenzo/YP-R0_DEV/rockbox/rockboxUSB/firmware/usb.c:348: error: expected expression before ';' token
12:28:42wodzlorenzo92: take some target with hardware usb<->ide bridge as reference. For example mpio's or archoses
12:31:23gevaertsoh
12:31:25gevaertsright
12:31:40gevaertsYou'll need some APP ifdefs there I guess
12:32:27gevaertsstorage_init() might or might not be applicable to app builds
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12:50:48lorenzo92yep I'll guessed that...need to find out where and what :)
12:50:56lorenzo92*'ve
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12:53:51lorenzo92okay thanks, I have probably find out what to isolate ;)
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13:18:37lorenzo92usb build compiles fine, but nothing happens, do I need to use USB_STATUS_BY_EVENT or so? who is actually calling usb_detect?
13:19:21lorenzo92usb_start_monitoring...
13:23:10gevaertsWell, IIRC either you define USB_STATUS_BY_EVENT and then *you* call usb_detect() and then usb_status_event() whenever something changes, or you *don't* define USB_STATUS_BY_EVENT and you get a tick task that calls usb_detect() periodically
13:24:06lorenzo92I'm for the second, but then something is missing, I need to understand better usb code :)
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13:44:20lorenzo92okay I've added the USB_FULL_INIT (that initializes and runs the usb thread...)
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13:52:04lorenzo92quick question: were are screendumps stored?
13:53:42gevaertsHOME_DIR, which seems to be /mnt/media0 for you
13:53:48gevaerts(if I read things correctly)
13:54:32lorenzo92yes thanks :)
13:54:50lorenzo92I'm quite done, still to see why usb isn't recognized, perhaps I did something wrong hehe
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14:03:47lorenzo92got it!! ;) uhm possible that screens are going into the root folder? in this case in the R0 is readonly...
14:03:55lorenzo92I'll do a little check
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14:11:20lorenzo92indeed, I will need to do a little change in the code, anyways screendump crashes on R0 will see that later why ;)
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16:05:45amayer_does rockbox have a feature to log all usb traffic?
16:05:47amayer_i googled "log usb site:rockbox.org" but couldnt fine anything relevent
16:06:35gevaertsno
16:07:03amayer_gevaerts: thank you
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16:31:50saratogaamayer_: using the ERRORF/WARNF/NOTEF macros you could log USB errors or other changes
16:32:04saratogayou'd have to know where to put the debug statements though :)
16:32:56amayer_im looking for the easiest way to reverse engineer the apple protocal with stereo connections
16:33:24amayer_so if i can dump the communication between the stereo and my ipod i figured that would be a good start
16:33:54saratogatheres actually detailed specifications for the apple protocol floating around
16:34:21amayer_really? any on the wiki?
16:34:22amayer_or were you talking about outside sources?
16:34:33saratogabut IIRC it uses public key encryption to verify USB audio connections, so that might be tough to implement unless you can figure out one of their keys
16:35:27saratogacheck google, there should be a datasheet
16:43:27amayer_thank you very much. will do
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17:56:36LambdaCalculus37USB issues still about with OS X.
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18:04:56TheSevenLambdaCalculus37: USB issues with pretty much everything recently, eh?
18:05:08LambdaCalculus37TheSeven: Yeah, pretty much. :)
18:06:54LambdaCalculus37TheSeven: I installed emCORE r859 and installed via Linux with the instructions here: http://www.freemyipod.org/wiki/EmCORE_Installation/iPodClassic/PrepareDFULinux
18:07:40LambdaCalculus37That went smoothly enough; the drive was wiped, and I installed build rev 1c975ee-120916.
18:08:19LambdaCalculus37But one question: I remember that the drive is formatted as a "superfloppy" via emCORE; is this still the case?
18:10:05TheSevenusually yes
18:10:19TheSevenbut apparently it doesn't always get formatted at all
18:10:27TheSevenI still don't get why
18:11:16user890104TheSeven: i can confirm that, i still have ipod_control and the other itunes-related folders on my classic (without re-uploading them back after installation)
18:11:19LambdaCalculus37I have to use a Windows or Linux box to access the filesystem. OS X just herp-derps and refuses to mount the volume.
18:11:38TheSevenoh, funny, especially if it wasn't even formatted
18:11:41user890104LambdaCalculus37: can you try emCOREFS?
18:11:42TheSevenwhat's the device name in linux?
18:11:50LambdaCalculus37And I no longer have the ipod_control folder on the volume. emCORE did format the volume.
18:11:50user890104it should work on OSX
18:11:54TheSeven/dev/sdX or /dev/sdX1 or /dev/sdX2?
18:12:06TheSevenah ok
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18:12:42LambdaCalculus37TheSeven: In OS X, that would be /dev/diskXsY (X is disk number, Y is volume)
18:12:53LambdaCalculus37i.e. My Macbook HDD is /dev/disk0.
18:13:05TheSevenyeah, I meant the successfully mounted one on linux
18:13:34LambdaCalculus37TheSeven: Let me get it.
18:13:49TheSevenprobably just /dev/sdX then, which explains the OSX trouble
18:14:02LambdaCalculus37TheSeven: It mounts as /dev/sdb
18:14:03TheSevenone thing that you might try is formatting it on windows
18:14:14TheSeventhat should work on all OSes afterwards
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18:14:46LambdaCalculus37TheSeven: I'll try that then. I didn't copy anything new to it, thankfully, so I can just clone my Gigabeat's /Music folder straight back into it afterwards. :)
18:14:52TheSevenor maybe formatting on osx if that allows to format it with fat and doesn't insist on hfs+
18:15:20LambdaCalculus37TheSeven: Disk Utility will allow me to do so… that is, IF the disk actually shows up.
18:16:19LambdaCalculus37TheSeven: http://pastebin.com/pr1geN6U
18:17:20*TheSeven wonders if this is caused (indirectly?) by the superfloppy format, or something totally different
18:17:47LambdaCalculus37TheSeven: More thorough output from my syslog: http://pastebin.com/x4Cnj9W5
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18:23:55TheSeventhis log isn't particularly helpful because it doesn't say what it wad trying to do when it got the timeouts
18:24:39TheSevenbut it could possibly make more sense in combination with a usb trace
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18:25:25LambdaCalculus37TheSeven: I have noticed that the iPod tends to power down after about a minute or two on USB.
18:27:39amayer_you mean it shuts off totally?
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18:30:37LambdaCalculus37Yes, it does.
18:30:44LambdaCalculus37On my Mac, anyway.
18:32:08amayer_oh. i use my ipod classic on linux almost every day. ive never had a problem with power down.
18:32:10amayer_i do have problems with it going into usb mode when connected to charger(wall outlet) tho
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18:47:00LambdaCalculus37amayer_: I have that issue as well (going into USB mode on a wall charger), which I remedy by holding MENU as I plug it in.
18:48:12amayer_yeah i do the same thing.
18:48:14amayer_its just annoying when i forget
18:48:54gevaertsThen please fix it :)
18:49:58gevaertsAll you need to do is enable USB_DETECT_BY_REQUEST, and if needed figure out what's broken about it
18:55:12amayer_is that a setting or something i need to recompile for?
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19:56:42gevaertsThat's a setting, in config.h
19:57:27TheSevenbut one that requires recompiling
19:58:33gevaertsRight. That wasn't worded very well
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20:00:53amayer_gevaerts: sorry i ment a setting in the menu(post compile) or pre compile C constant
20:01:16gevaertsIt's a preprocessor define :)
20:03:31amayer_what does that do after you compile with that option. i cant find anything on the wiki about it
20:04:08gevaertsIt changes USB detection, so an actual host os needed to go to disk mode
20:04:21TheSevenit basically tries to judge on whether the thing it's connected to is a charger or a pc by looking for actual USB traffic
20:04:21gevaertsInstead of relying on various heuristics than can fail
20:10:21amayer_so does it give you some kind of id or "connection state" that would let you know it is a charger vs a pc?
20:10:44gevaertsWe wait for actual enumeration
20:11:05TheSeveni.e. assume it's a charger until it actually starts communicating with us, right?
20:11:11gevaertsyes
20:11:35TheSevenhm... not very specs compliant :P
20:11:45amayer_*scratches head*
20:11:47amayer_so the other way we just always assume its a pc?
20:11:51gevaertsNo
20:12:08gevaertsThe other way we assume that if the controller reports a bus reset, we're on a host
20:12:26amayer_oh ok. so some chargers will cause a bus reset
20:12:36gevaertsUnfortunately some controllers or some chargers seem to cause that too often
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20:12:55TheSevengevaerts: usb-s3c6400x triggers a bus reset IRQ while powering up the core
20:13:09TheSevenwe might want to check for an "enumeration done" IRQ instead
20:13:25TheSevenwhich occurs basically when the host and OTG have negotiated on a communication speed
20:13:45gevaertsThat would be better than bus reset, yes.
20:14:05TheSevenan probably not much different than waiting for an actual get device descriptor request
20:14:06amayer_ive worked with C before
20:14:08amayer_but ive never done anything this low level before.
20:14:18Tornewe dont assume its a charger tgat way
20:14:32Torneat least the targets i fixes dont and there is a framework for it
20:14:34gevaertsNote that that's *host* detection. On devices where Torne has touched the code, we don't assume a real charger too easily if we don't detect a host
20:14:39Tornesee pp502x
20:14:53Torneyah.
20:15:01TheSevenand what do we do if we have neither a charger or host? charge with 100mA?
20:15:13TheSevennor*
20:15:24Torneyes, that is the ibtention
20:15:38Tornepp502x does it 'right'
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20:15:49Tornewell as far as i have gotten around to.
20:15:55TheSevenwhich devices do actual USB line bitbanging to check for charging spec compliant chargers and pull 1000mA? :)
20:16:00Tornenone
20:16:06Tornenot implemented anywhere.
20:16:12Torneframework is there.
20:16:21Torneyou jus need to write the detection code
20:16:23TheSevenat least on the classic we even have ADCs on D+/D-
20:16:30Tornei was working on it on ipodvideo
20:16:54Torneanyway i am still on vacation
20:16:57Tornebug me later :)
20:18:54Torneif someone works out the detction for some target and sends me a patch i will hook it up to my charging framrwork
20:19:06Torneor review you doing that yourself. either way
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20:23:52gevaertsamayer_ (and LambdaCalculus37!): you'd start from http://paste.debian.net/190631/
20:25:13kugellorenzo92 (logs): If screendump crashes it could be a stack overflow; the screendump code uses on-stack line buffers on the callers stack (normally the usb thread)
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20:45:23lorenzo92kugel: uhm actually I got the screenshot in the folder, perhaps there is something further ... I'll investivage now
20:52:54kugellorenzo92: you can die on a stack overflow and still have a screendump (it may even look right)
20:53:19lorenzo92in fact the dump is 100% okay
20:53:29lorenzo92but it does the same in "usb" mode
20:53:37lorenzo92so i don't think that's really the problem
20:53:54kugelok
20:54:29kugelcan I see your current code? I'm curious
20:55:04lorenzo92well I have been away this afternoon :D I'll clean it, and such then yes, of course ;)
20:55:06lorenzo92basically
20:55:21lorenzo92we use the linux gadgets, like the safe mode
20:56:35kugelno need to clean it up, I just want to see hte approach, I dont want to test or even compile it
20:56:45lorenzo92ah well for the moment we use a system call to call a script, later I will include everything in the code (system calls)
20:56:50lorenzo92okay, wait a second ;)
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21:13:08kugellorenzo92: try git diff HEAD
21:14:09lorenzo92yeah that was ^^ thanks ;)
21:14:14kugelgit diff by default shows the diff to the index (i.e. unstaged changes). git add adds stuff to the index (stages) as well
21:14:37kugelwith HEAD you specify to compare against the most recent commit, not the index
21:15:08kugeli know, the HEAD vs index thing is often confusing if you dont know about it
21:16:21lorenzo92kugel: :) http://pastebin.com/C9uxP7wd
21:19:19lorenzo92btw
21:19:32lorenzo92could we create a new variable like: SCRDUMP_DIR
21:19:36lorenzo92?
21:19:46lorenzo92because in R0 the root / isn't RW
21:20:00kugelwhat does usb_on/usb_off do?
21:20:26kugeli think we can use HOME_DIR for all targets, it should be / for native targets
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21:21:39lorenzo92kugel: okay good for the path, usb_on and off ... wait :p
21:21:53kugelI had to fix create_numbered_filename() to accept "/" instead of "" for files in the root for a similar problem
21:22:30lorenzo92hehe so I leave home_dir...
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21:24:28lorenzo92kugel: http://pastebin.com/xefL1e12
21:24:47lorenzo92but I'd prefer doing all this stuff in rockbox
21:25:06lorenzo92vanniX discovered that this gadget works also with rockbox opened
21:25:22lorenzo92so it should be completely safe...
21:26:05lorenzo92note: g_serial is because we added the serial through the usb in another firmware ;)
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21:27:04kugelwell, I expected it would work with rockbox too
21:27:48lorenzo92yep also without umount the disks...
21:28:33kugelI guess the kernel unmounts internally
21:29:27lorenzo92uhm ... anyways need to figure out what's the current issue (freeze after usb has been called, either screendump or disk mode)
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21:34:18lorenzo92uhm do you think I should try to enlarge the stack for test?
21:39:56kugelsure
21:40:56lorenzo92okay it doesn't help, I did 4 times this stack: the same
21:41:06lorenzo92*default
21:44:31lorenzo92don't understand...perhaps something related to my usb_detect code?
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21:55:08lorenzo92I'll check with the serial...
21:56:33lorenzo92pff I can't xD I use the usb for the serial :p
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22:11:18lorenzo92kugel: Segmentation fault!
22:11:21lorenzo92:o
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22:16:30lorenzo92kugel: errata corrige...it "works" normally, crashes with screendump
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