#rockbox 2013-05-24

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00:36:18	ikeboy	On the sansa fuze plus there are 80 levels for brightness but every three are the same e.g. 1=2=3 and 4=5=6
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00:40:24	ikeboy	Do others that have the fuze plus have diiferent settings?
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00:47:01	saratoga_	^^^ thats probably just a copy and paste error from a port with more brightness levels
00:47:27	saratoga_	although 80 sounds excessive regardless
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01:09:55	dreamlayers	On ARM, if you write a value to PC, that's where execution continues, right? It shouldn't ever continue at some other address, like PC-8?
01:13:29	saratoga_	http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.dui0473c/Babbdajb.html
01:13:39	saratoga_	During execution, PC does not contain the address of the currently executing instruction. The address of the currently executing instruction is typically PC-8 for ARM, or PC-4 for Thumb.
01:14:41	saratoga_	hmm but i guess that doesn't apply on write
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01:19:08	jhMikeS	nope, just read
01:19:39	jhMikeS	on coldfire it's pc+2 for read
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01:21:19	dreamlayers	http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.dui0473c/Babbdajb.html says that writing to PC directly isn't recommended but does say MOV PC, R0 will branch to the location pointed by R0. I'm asking because of the "subs pc, lr, #-4" near the end of lib/unwarminder/safe_read.S. It seems wrong and changing #-4 to #4 makes it work on both PP502x and TCC760.
01:23:07	saratoga_	return from subroutine is usually mov pc, lr IIRC
01:23:29	jhMikeS	how would that work. subs pc, lr, #4 is correct for IRQ/FIQ return (it also restores CPSR from SPSR )
01:24:02	jhMikeS	writing PC directly is best left to the professionals :)
01:28:07	jhMikeS	different exceptions have different offsets though (but I don't remember what's what exactly)
01:28:43	dreamlayers	http://www.ethernut.de/en/documents/arm-exceptions.html seems like a good summary
01:29:03	pamaury	saratoga_: the brightness levels are reverse engineered from OF, we don't have any information on how it works
01:29:16	saratoga_	are there really 80 though?
01:29:28	saratoga_	sounds like theres only 1/3 as many (from the description anyway)
01:30:17	jhMikeS	dreamlayers: I think subs pc, lr, #4 would be correct for the isntruction following the aborted one
01:30:22	pamaury	I don't remember actually
01:31:48	jhMikeS	#-4 seems in error
01:32:18	pamaury	jhMikeS: I think I wrote the code for safe_read.S, maybe there is an error, i'm no arm expert, or maybe it's a typo
01:35:01	dreamlayers	Okay, I'll commit the change of #-4 to #4, and then http://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/#/c/475/.
01:35:21	jhMikeS	seems the chart agrees, sub 8 if you want to reexecute, 4 if you want to skip
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01:42:30	jhMikeS	should all that just be removed from all crt0*.S?
01:43:58	jhMikeS	those handlers and stack allocations really just seem a holdover from porting the ipod
01:45:19	jhMikeS	much copypasta in those files :)
01:45:45	dreamlayers	As far as I can tell, I am removing data_abort_handler from all ARM crt0 files with that patch. All ARM builds include unwarminder with its own data_abort_handler. The only handler that remains is in system-arm.c, which is declared as weak, and not used.
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01:56:13	xaios	Hi, dropped by to say thanks for the work on Porting Rockbox to the Sansa Clip Zip. I’d like to report that I was able to successfully install Rockbox using the Original Firmware 1.01.20 (As opposed to 1.01.18 as mentioned in the guide). I did need to force a restart of my device for the firmware to pick up.
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02:12:24	saratoga_	which guide mentions that?
02:12:54	xaios	Mentions what? to use 1.01.18?
02:29:53	saratoga_	yeah
02:31:51	xaios	The links provided in the Wikipage for the SansaAMS, the automatic installer requested I provide a zip or bin of the original firmware for patching, I can link you if it is allowed in this channel, I did not see a specific mention in the IrcGuidelines
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02:47:10	saratoga_	ah i see, the link points to the old firmware
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05:44:33	michaela	hi
05:46:30	michaela	are all sansa c200 series supported
05:48:50	michaela	because i saw a video on youtube that says that there not
05:49:30	michaela	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeqeIf5gHIo
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06:37:39	bassgeisha	heyyy audio gods im having a miniature er, micro crisis.
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06:39:30	bassgeisha	my micro sdhc card 32gb with alll my music for my sandisk clip zip .. win explorer just hates it. it doesnt want to read it, says insert a disk when it recognizes it. the clip zip ooomg now it just got worse.
06:39:33	bassgeisha	friggin great.
06:40:05	bassgeisha	it was plugged into my pc and now is blinking white screen saying undefined instru
06:40:27	bassgeisha	it was friggin fine until like 2 seconds ago
06:41:38	bassgeisha	lol omfg srsly it says PANIC stkov tagcache pc:004E4EC sp:3 (then goes off screen)
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07:44:08	michaela	bassgeisha did you get you question answered
07:44:51	bassgeisha	neg but um
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07:45:10	bassgeisha	it panic'd for a while i somehow rebooted it and its fine
07:45:20	bassgeisha	so i reinstalled/updated the firmware just in case
07:45:48	bassgeisha	but im back to my micro sd not wanting to be read/writeable
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07:46:07	bassgeisha	i put it in my android and it tried to boot off of it ;X
07:47:01	michaela	im sorry i dont know how to fix it i too need help but i thing we are the only ones in this room
07:48:36	bassgeisha	okay idk wtf is going on but um
07:48:54	bassgeisha	im going to literally shut down the pc and then unplug the cable
07:49:02	bassgeisha	in hopes it doesnt panic again
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07:50:48	michaela	i think your problem is more important than mine i just need a yes or no answer
07:51:12	michaela	but i dont think anyone is listening to us
07:53:24	bassgeisha	well
07:53:36	bassgeisha	for the clip zip i have to hold left to force shut it down
07:53:44	bassgeisha	when it is plugged into a pc
07:53:58	bassgeisha	its reading and sees the mp3 files just fine
07:54:18	bassgeisha	ill have to put it on a charger to test and see whats up
07:54:52	bassgeisha	but it just stayed on the USB screen even after unplugging, so I hard reset it by holding previous or the back button and it booted up fine
07:55:06	bassgeisha	however the micro sd card is completely uneditable..
07:55:18	bassgeisha	so ... idk maybe ill find a way to backup the mp3s
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07:56:53	michaela	melmothx r u a dev
07:57:40	melmothX	michaela: nope
07:58:10	michaela	melmothx: ok sorry
07:59:13	michaela	bassgeisha has a question
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08:00:31	bassgeisha	its okay i think it will make it through tomorrow at work
08:00:41	bassgeisha	ill check back in at a normal hour heh!
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08:01:29	bassgeisha	did not plan on being up so late dealing with an mp3 player having a panic attack but to be honest it just ... suits today like perfectly. ridiculously perfectly
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08:48:34	wodz	Zagor: Once you fixed commit mails maybe you could look at reporting build status to the clients :-)
08:48:51	GodEater	michaela: that's an incredibly old video - I'm pretty sure we support all C200s these days
08:56:58	Zagor	ooh, someone clicked the Flattr button. seems like it works then.
08:57:30	Zagor	wodz: yes, that's high on my todo list
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09:55:52	michaela	GodEate: thanks and i love ur name
09:56:59	michaela	GodEater: thanks and i love your name
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10:01:35	michaela	i just have one more question does all sansa's i saw a sdxc card that has 1TB capacity will that work on it
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10:05:17	GodEater	is it a microSDXC card?
10:05:21	GodEater	or a regular one?
10:05:43	GodEater	(not that I think we did an work to support SDXC anyway - but I'm curious)
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10:21:19	michaela	GodEater:its a micro sdxc card
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10:23:38	Zagor	michaela: that sounds like a fake. do you have a link?
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10:30:42	michaela	http://www.picstop.co.uk/news/micro-sdxc-memory-cards-for-mobile-phones#.UZ8lBM51RBc
10:32:01	Zagor	michaela: right, that describes the new sdxc standard "with a top end capacity up to 2TB"
10:32:10	Zagor	no such large cards are available yet
10:33:26	michaela	oh, i feel dumb
10:34:34	michaela	but there is 256GB ones right
10:34:37	Zagor	as a general answer though: yes sdxc cards do work
10:35:15	michaela	cool thanks
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15:53:09	Zagor	uh, how do I save my comment "drafts" in gerrit?
15:53:38	Zagor	Torne?
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15:53:49	Torne	"save"?
15:53:57	Torne	do you mean send?
15:54:18	Zagor	I don't know. there is neither a save or send button on the page.
15:54:19	Torne	hit review
15:54:35	Zagor	ah, ok
15:54:43	Torne	they're saved already
15:55:24	Zagor	yeah, as "drafts". it wasn't obvious "review" was the way to get them from "drafts" to "comments". :-)
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17:45:12	lebellium	I see normal, mips and x86 versions for rasher's RB builds for Android
17:45:18	lebellium	there wasn't that last time I checked
17:45:25	lebellium	which version should I install on my Galaxy S2?
17:46:57	gevaerts	arm
17:47:03	gevaerts	i.e. normal
17:47:13	lebellium	thx
17:47:24	gevaerts	You could try all of them, only the correct one will actually install as far as I know :)
17:47:25	lebellium	for which devices are mips and x86 meant?
17:47:46	gevaerts	mips is for mips-based devices, x86 is for x86-based devices ;)
17:47:54	gevaerts	Those do exist
17:47:59	lebellium	okay, I'll google that :)
17:48:43	gevaerts	mips e.g. some of the ainol tablets (I have one, and I've heard of at least one user who has one). I don't know any x86 ones off-hand, but I know they exist
17:51:36	lebellium	Oh I see now! We have the "Orange with Intel Inside" smartphone in France
17:52:26	gevaerts	Those, yes :)
17:52:48	gevaerts	For some strange reason they forgot to say "Runs Rockbox!!!" in the advertising
17:53:33	lebellium	maybe they are waiting for more compatible themes \o/
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18:03:25	lebellium	Most Android apps support multiple resolutions contrary to Rockbox. But how do they achieve that? Do they code the interface/theme for every possible resolution?
18:03:50	gevaerts	No. Dynamic layouts
18:04:01	gevaerts	The same way desktop apps support resizing windows, basically
18:04:30	lebellium	does that mean it is incompatible with the "theme" system?
18:04:33	Torne	yes, completely
18:04:41	Torne	android layouts are relative, generally
18:04:56	Torne	"put these four elements above each other, with each at whatever height it needs to be to fit its contents"
18:05:09	Torne	i.e. it's more like HTML box model layout
18:05:14	Torne	not like pixels at all :)
18:05:30	lebellium	is it possible to do the same for the Rockbox app and still support user themes at the same time?
18:05:42	Torne	we'd probably need an entirely new theme language
18:05:53	Torne	or just let people write themes as actual android layout xml :)
18:06:57	Torne	well, i guess it'd be more complicated than that
18:07:07	Torne	replacing the layout would only let you move things around
18:07:20	Torne	to have your own graphics/etc you'd need to also be able to provide Drawable resources
18:07:23	Torne	and so on
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18:08:02	Torne	but, yeah, it would likely mean that even if we supported loading user-installed themes, the theme author would be more likely to be doing the theme development in an android IDE than by writing it themselves :)
18:09:06	gevaerts	We can get some resolution-independence with the current theme system, but it's always going to be very limited
18:10:27	Torne	yeah. there's a major difference between "stuff gets scaled according to screen size" and actual dynamic layouts
18:10:33	lebellium	Is there currently a chosen direction? I mean will you try to get only one apk that supports any resolution but with limited theming. Or will you keep the separated builds to support the current theme engine?
18:10:43	Torne	lebellium: right now nobody is doing anything about this at all
18:10:54	Torne	we don't have a direction :)
18:11:14	gevaerts	I think everyone agrees we don't want an apk per resolution
18:11:28	Torne	one thing that's been suggested is that rockbox lose its UI entirely for android :)
18:11:34	Torne	that we just make the playback engine a library
18:11:44	Torne	and let someone else write as many different android apps with their own UI as they want
18:11:48	Torne	which may support theming or not :)
18:12:14	gevaerts	Well, I'm mostly in that camp, except I think we need to provide a new UI too
18:12:22	Torne	Well, sure, we could also provide a new ui
18:12:26	Torne	but it wouldn't have to be the only one
18:12:35	gevaerts	Well, I want the library, I don't care that much about running it on android :)
18:12:38	Torne	and it wouldn't likely have much/anything to do with current code in rockbox
18:12:45	Torne	it would effectively be developed from scratch
18:12:49	Torne	in Java.
18:12:49	Torne	:)
18:12:52	*	gevaerts wants a UI-less librockbox
18:13:49	gevaerts	Then I'd add some streaming code (similar to what I put on gerrit a while ago) and a REST API, and I have a streaming radio server :)
18:14:47	Torne	lebellium: but, anyway. yeah we don't really want separate apks per resolution, but nobody is working on an alternative to that
18:14:57	Torne	so that's what you get.
18:15:12	lebellium	okay got it :)
18:16:50	gevaerts	Ideally we'd also get one apk that supports multiple CPU architectures, but that might become a bit big
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18:18:14	Torne	Well, if we drop all the useless plugins (i.e. all of them) and compile all the codecs into the same library
18:18:18	Torne	and drop all the app code
18:18:23	Torne	then the .so probably won't be that big. ;)
18:18:27	Torne	we could probably put all three in
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