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#rockbox log for 2013-11-20

00:00:03wodzpamaury: do you know by any chance which readline package I need to make your tool compile?
00:00:27fs-bluebotBuild Server message: New build round started. Revision 1ef7b65, 243 builds, 36 clients.
00:00:34pamauryI would guess libreadline3-dev
00:02:23pamaurylibreadline6-dev
00:02:26wodzand which xml lib?
00:03:05pamaurylibxml2-dev I think
00:04:34pamauryyou need liblua5.2-dev
00:04:45wodzpamaury: got something like this: http://pastie.org/8493963
00:06:13pamauryhum, comment the ROM reading code in the tool
00:06:24pamauryit shouldn't be there anymore
00:07:06pamaurythat's a remnant for old times ;)
00:07:08pamaury*from
00:07:40wodznow the error is Cannot get version!
00:08:26pamauryhum, get version is *before* get rom !
00:08:30pamauryreboot the device
00:08:40pamauryit probably got confused by the rom read and did a data abort
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00:09:28wodzyea - got the shell
00:10:17wodzerror in init: ./lua/stmp.lua:28: attempt to index field 'stmp' (a nil value)
00:10:29wodzbut still I have a shell
00:12:15pamauryhum, it shouldn't load stmp.lua since target is not stmp
00:12:20fs-bluebotBuild Server message: Build round completed after 712 seconds.
00:13:10bertrikoh wow, that was a slow build
00:13:19pamauryah I see, there is an overlook in lua/load.lua
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00:15:20wodzpamaury: how do I read value from some address? read32(0x1801c004) returned error
00:16:11pamauryDEV.read32(addr)
00:16:24pamauryyou have help() at your disposal ;)
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00:17:02wodzyeah, but still it is not obvious at first glance
00:17:12wodzis DEV the same as hwstub.dev ?
00:17:21pamauryyes
00:17:29pamaurythat should be written somewhere in the help
00:17:57pamauryyes it is: help("DEV")
00:18:55wodzerror: [string "DEV.read32(0x1801c004)"]:1: fail to read32 @ 0x1801c004
00:19:15pamaurythat's a usb error
00:20:21pamauryyou should capture with wireshark at the same time to see
00:20:43pamaurygevaerts: all green now :)
00:30:57wodzpamaury: I'll upload current version to gerrit. Still it is big improvement :-)
00:33:34pamaurydefinitely
00:33:42pamauryare you sure the address is correct ?
00:34:03pamaurybecause the tool doesn't recover from data abort currently ?
00:34:06pamaury*-?
00:34:58wodzshould be ok
00:36:20pamaurycan you print the whole log of the tool ?
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00:37:35wodzhttp://pastie.org/8494033
00:38:01wodz0x60000000 is beginning of dram where stub was loaded
00:39:38wodzas you see this is first command after fresh restart (both hwstub and shell)
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00:43:54pamaurystrange indeed
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01:46:09chrisjjAnyone know if this Data Abort on entering Files http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php/topic,13462.msg221281.html#msg221281 has been seen on ports apart from Creative ZEN?
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05:14:58DuperManjust wondering... the 'n00b guide' in the wiki and executing rockbocdev.sh as root isn't going to run over previous compiler chains/setups I had configured, will it?
05:18:09[Saint]why would you do so if you already have the toolchain(s) set up in the first place?
05:18:23[Saint]For what reason would you compile the toolchain(s) again?
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05:18:54DuperManhave 'em set up (not compiled afaik) from ubuntu repos to build android
05:19:16DuperManfrom my understanding those version are too advanced and won't work
05:19:29DuperMan(I know, I'm n00bspeaking)
05:19:47[Saint]I can't know what you're talking about if you don't.
05:20:04[Saint]And its not clear you do.
05:21:01DuperManwell it's like this: I have a build env set up for android, working well.
05:21:27DuperManthe rockbox wiki says I can not use uptodate gcc versions to build rockbox though
05:22:16[Saint]right, which is why we go through the process of building our own.
05:22:17DuperManam I putting my current compilers deploys at risk in any way by doing what I described earlier?
05:22:25[Saint]No.
05:22:43DuperMan:) cool. just had to be sure-beyond-certainty
05:22:56DuperManbeing a n00b in many respects
05:22:59DuperManthank you
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05:24:06DuperManwill asking how do I make sure /usr/local/bin is in PATH be rude?
05:24:57DuperMannvm, seems ok.
05:25:22[Saint]It should already be in your PATH.
05:27:27DuperManI know I know. I'm a little nervous so I'm double checking things I should know in theory. not a linux guy but forcing myself to become one :)
05:28:37DuperManI have my first rockbox.zip ^^
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05:39:29DuperManand it works :) neat
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06:07:31DuperManstill clinging to the scripts, config advanced test plugins seems stuck. need I give it time? target is creative zen
06:09:32[Saint]I suspect you're simply neglecting to give it input to tell it you're finished.
06:11:33DuperManah. so... enter again after I started creating a makefile
06:12:37DuperManyup. looks like that did it
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06:51:00DuperManany magic bullet to build with themes/plugins? need I specify plugins one by one had I gone the configure.>advanced->[T] route?
06:51:08DuperMannot finding this in the wiki
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10:28:56mudlordcopper: got Rockbox to compile, same with the simulator
10:29:10mudlordgot so much to learn, I mainly want to start with writing some demo plugins
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10:34:26coppermudlord: that's a good start!
10:35:53copperIn other news, the battery indicator on my iPod Classic since my battery benchmark started less than 24 hours ago, with lossyFLACs, is surprisingly low (14%)
10:36:55copperlast time I tried the same benchmark, I got 32 hours, 18 minutes
10:37:31copperthat was almost exactly a year ago (2012-11-02)
10:37:53wodzcopper: the indicator is not well callibrated AFAIK
10:38:33copperwhat if the final result is much lower than 32 hours?
10:38:58copperI can't bisect a year's worth of git updates, especially with battery benchmarking
10:39:22gevaertsWell, first of all you can find out if there really is a change, by e.g. retrying that old version
10:39:31copperright
10:39:31gevaertsI mean, your battery also didn't stay unchanged
10:39:43copperwell, I haven't used much
10:39:46copperit*
10:39:59wodzcopper: Sure you can measuring current consumption (not benching battery)
10:40:55copperhow?
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10:41:14wodzcopper: read the logs from yesterday. I discussed this with pamaury
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10:42:51wodzand also I vaguely remember classic being able to measure current draw by its own adc which eliminates cable hacking and co
10:43:46wodz[7]: Is it possible to measure current draw by adc on classic?
10:43:49copperit has an ADC?
10:44:08[7]wodz: yes, but we haven't figured out how
10:44:25wodzcopper: Guess how do you measure battery voltage?
10:44:36copperhaha
10:44:45[7]there seems to be some kind of analog multiplexer in front of that ADC input, and we don't know (yet) how that is controlled
10:44:46copperI see
10:45:18wodz[7]: Thats a pitty
10:45:52[7]on the nano2g that ADC channel was directly connected to the battery current sensor - on this one it is also used to measure USB D+/D- voltage for detection of various kinds of USB power supplies
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10:47:04[7]a closer look at diagmode might help, but at the first glance I failed to understand how that works
10:47:51wodz[7]: I guess this isn't very high priority feature so the 'yet' read as maybe someone find this one day
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10:48:56[7]someone needs to take some time to look into it
10:49:21[7]I have a somewhat documented IDA database of diagmode that might help
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11:37:16mudlordcopper: have to learn *.patch files, only dealt with gnu/linux *once*
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11:43:08coppermudlord: try "diff", too
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12:51:21lebelliumHey pamaury. What about putting the keymapping patch on Gerrit? Maybe that would help to get more user feedbacks :S
12:52:15pamaurycan you give me the patch again ?
12:54:01lebelliumhum I have to look through the logs for your pastbin link
12:57:38lebelliumpamaury: https://gist.github.com/pamaury/7453149
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13:05:24lebelliumpamaury: did you get my last words?
13:10:00wodzpamaury: Do you have any pointer where may I look for read32() failing?
13:10:50wodzthe communication works as the device enumerates and responds to a few commands correctly
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13:20:41pamaurywodz: I would suggest that you modify the code which does the read on the device, to check
13:20:48pamaurylike return always the same value
13:21:10pamauryappart from this I don't see, there is no difference between those requests
13:21:27pamaurylebellium: yes, will do that later
13:24:21wodzpamaury: will try tonight
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14:28:31pamaurylebellium: in the fm context, why did you set play to fm_mode and power to play ?
14:28:46pamaurythat's not consistent with the wps
14:28:58pamauryI would have put play to play and long play to stop
14:29:20lebelliumAFAIR I haven't changed the FM keymap since the FM radio doesn't work yet
14:29:30pamauryok ^^
14:29:38lebelliumbut indeed
14:29:49lebelliumit should be consistent with the WPS
14:29:54lebelliumnow or later once it works :)
14:29:59pamaurydo the nwz have a microphone ?
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14:30:23lebelliumno
14:30:53pamauryok, there are a few things I'm going to change, mostly in screen currently unused, like fm
14:30:57pamauryand I'll commit it
14:31:03lebelliumbut do you mean all NWZ or only E360/370?
14:31:36lebelliumbecause some have a voice recorder feature I guess
14:31:38pamauryE360/370
14:33:09lebelliumpamaury: and don't forget there is another file to commit, to get the E360 dedicated volume key work in SBS
14:33:44lebelliumbecause you haven't defined volume in lists
14:33:50pamauryah yeah
14:34:01pamauryin time context menu, i'll change ok from power to play
14:34:47lebelliumhonestly I have only looked at obvious SBS and WPS actions. I haven't changed all context things. But feel free to do it, it's better :D
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14:37:09pamaurycopper: are you the one doing a fuze+ benchmark right now ?
14:37:17copperyarp
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14:38:43pamaurycopper: how it's going on ?
14:38:53pamauryI did one on mine and it ran for 27 hours
14:39:06pamaurybattery calibration is pretty bad so battery indicator is not correct
14:39:25coppera little over 24 hours, 16%, still going
14:39:50pamaurygood
14:40:10pamaurycan you send me your battery bench file at the end ? I'm going to recalibrate it
14:40:13copperI'd like to run it until the end though
14:40:16copperyeah sure
14:40:20copperI'll ping you
14:41:07copperI'll also supply the one for the iPod Classic, if anyone's interested ([7]?)
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14:47:25fs-bluebotBuild Server message: New build round started. Revision 2624791, 243 builds, 37 clients.
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14:56:39pamaurychrisjj: I was able to reproduce the select crash
14:57:24lebelliumpamaury: thanks. I'll update my build now.
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15:05:58wodzpamaury: btw. you said there is some bug in lua/load.lua. What it is other then it should not load stmp stuff on non stmp SoC?
15:07:01pamaurythe code should only load "lua/stmp" if it's on stmp target
15:09:28NarodOh, now that I see the e360 being mentioned: The new compressor seems to cause a few issues on the e360.
15:10:11pamauryso the code should be something like: if hwstub.target.id == 0x504d5453 then dofile("stmp.lua") end
15:10:32wodzpamaury: which file?
15:10:40NarodI pulled the current repo and applied the patch and it built successfully. But after a couple of songs the audio playback starts skipping (plays 1 - 2 seconds, then pauses for another 2 seconds) and the device becomes unresponsive until I reset it.
15:10:41pamaurylua/load.lua
15:11:51pamauryand for rk27xx you should add a similar line and a file called rk27xx.lua which loads all the code for rk27xx
15:12:00pamaurybut first you should probably build a register map
15:12:19pamauryand I still haven't modified qeditor to create one
15:13:26wodzpamaury: AFAIK you parsed some linux includes to produce map for stmp. Could you share the tool? Maybe I'll craft something to parse rk27xx.h from rockbox
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15:14:08pamaurythese weren't linux specific, there were sigmatel specific and I had to do quite a bit of hand editting too but yeah, wait a second
15:15:58pamaurybeware, it's very ugly :)
15:16:21wodzpamaury: As you seem to gain some expertise in lua - could you simply post a diff to lua/load.lua as I don't get reading current version why stmp.lua get included/executed at all
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15:19:05pamaurywodz: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5xh4vlm58q1ase3/regs-new.zip
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15:24:49pamaurywodz: https://gist.github.com/pamaury/7564047
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15:43:54lebelliumNarod: that's quite annoying. But I assume that's with specific compressor settings?
15:51:36chrisjjI'm having trouble with Screendump. Each USB insert takes a raft of dumps rather than just one, subequent inserts don't take any, and the mode seems to revert to disabled without asking. Anyone else finding such issues?
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16:05:49NarodI only changed threshold to enable the compressor in the first place. It worked fine without the patch.
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16:14:01copperBattery benchmark for the iPod Classic with lossyFLAC, -24 dB, with IEMs attached (22Ω, 109 dB/mW): https://outpost.fr/tmp/3cz.txt
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16:14:52copper7 hours short :-/
16:15:44coppergonna try to make a build from last year
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16:17:26K1773RlossyFLAC?
16:17:57copperhttps://outpost.fr/QfT LossyWAV - Hydrogenaudio Knowledgebase
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16:32:56copperfuck, I didn't post the battery bench file back then
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16:33:05copperor at least I can't find it in my logs
16:33:41copperhow does 4122 mV sound for a full battery?
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16:36:38copperand, is the "time left" column in "HH:MM" format?
16:37:01copperI don't understand why it's not the same format as the "Time" column
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16:57:22pamaurycopper: I think that's what I reach on my fuze+
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17:05:37coppermy Fuze+ is still going
17:06:20copperI'm charging my iPod, then I'll install last year's build, and then I'll run the same battery benchmark
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17:12:09pamaurygevaerts: can you tell me if I'm crazy: in apps/root_menu.c:131
17:12:33pamaurythere is a loop: for (i = 0; i < NUM_VOLUMES; i++)
17:12:34pamaurybut i is used as a drive index: storage_removable(i) and storage_present(i)
17:12:39pamaurythat's clearly wrong, no ?
17:13:56pamaurythe loop should indeed be on volumes but one cannot check if a volume is present or not this way, this will provide invalide parameters to the storage layer
17:13:59gevaertsIndeed
17:14:24gevaertsA bit fishy
17:17:46gevaertsIt should probably go through vol_drive[] in disk.c, which means we probably need volume_removable() and volume_present() in there
17:20:45pamauryyeah
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17:36:56pamauryapparently this is the only occurence of the problem
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17:42:14pamaurygevaerts: see g#669
17:42:16fs-bluebotGerrit review #669 at http://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/669 : Introduce volume_{present,removable} and fix invalid calls in apps/ by Amaury Pouly (changes/69/669/1)
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17:50:02pamaurygevaerts: if you can review this patch for me, that would be nice :)
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18:36:52copperpamaury: fuze+ battery benchmark, LAME V0, -20 dB, earbuds attached: https://outpost.fr/tmp/laE.txt
18:37:17copper30h 20m, sound normal
18:37:19coppersounds*
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18:50:43copperalright, starting a new battery benchmark with the Classic and a year old build
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21:19:33andypotterCould someone have a look at http://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/#/c/668/ Add IAP support to iPod Mini 1G. Thanks.
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21:25:19pamaurygevaerts: I'm going to commit the patch, I fixed your comment
21:25:29pamauryI don't know why I put it in misc.c, probably a mistake
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21:26:05gevaertspamaury: yes, I figured there could have been a good reason, but I couldn't think of one :)
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21:39:38pamaurywodz: pong
21:45:53wodzpamaury: I don't quite understand xml format for reg desc. http://pastie.org/8496446 Is it correct?
21:46:26wodzwhat is the purpose of <formula> tag if I need to specify particular 'copies' with <addr> tag anyway?
21:46:52pamaurywodz: it is documented in XML.txt
21:47:53wodzpamaury: I read this document several times and still don't get this particular aspect
21:48:07pamaurywodz: formula is the formula used where generating macros
21:49:18pamauryyou still need to specify the address because 1) it's easier for the format 2) the formula doesn't specify the number of blocks 3) there may be no formula
21:49:33wodzso for the purpose of hwstub it is irrelevant right?
21:49:53pamauryyes
21:49:58pamauryit is only used when generating headers
21:50:15wodznow I understand
21:50:31pamauryI'm not sure if the parser will accept no formula at the moment but just put an empty one
21:51:02wodzI have no problem puting one, I just don't like to not understanding the purpose
21:51:29pamauryok, I agree the doc may be unclear on this point ^^
21:53:36wodzpamaury: Does <dev> block also accept <formula>? Like UART0 UART1 blocks
21:54:35pamaurylet me see...
21:55:11pamaurynot at the moment
21:56:07pamauryat the moment it will generate something like #define REG_BASE(n) ((n) == 1 ? addr1 : (n) == 2 ? addr2) and so on
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21:56:37pamaurythat's because block devices usually don't follow a pattern
21:59:41wodzreally? Maybe I don't get something but timer modules, spi, uart, i2c, i2s are usually doubled or more in regular intervals
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22:01:16wodzpamaury: also what happens in case of reg aliases? I mean UART0_RBR, UART0_THR and UART0_DLL point to the same address
22:01:44wodzit happens their meaning is different by convention
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22:03:44pamaurywodz: hum, didn't think about this case, it seems pretty dumb
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22:04:11pamauryyou can obviously create two registers at the same address
22:04:24wodzpamaury: Thats ok then
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22:04:54pamauryyou can even give different descriptions of the field, so that's bonus ^^
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22:08:17pamaurywodz: if you want to visualise your register map, you can use qeditor
22:08:42wodzwill try
22:09:12pamaurycurrently it doesn't edit the register map but one day, maybe, it will actually become an editor ^^
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23:00:01wodzpamaury: I changed handle_rw_mem() so it returns back address asked. This doesn't work as well.
23:02:37pamaurydid you use wireshark to see what happen ?
23:02:43wodzreturning static value doesn't work as well
23:03:26wodzpamaury: yes. I see request from host and then empty? replay from device
23:05:57pamauryis the device still responding after that ?
23:07:18wodzwhich command can I try?
23:07:40pamauryprint the log
23:07:44pamauryDEV.print_log()
23:07:46pamauryor DEV.read_log()
23:07:49pamauryI don't remember
23:08:59wodzhttp://pastie.org/8496645
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23:09:30pamaurywhat is this ?
23:09:45wodzthe read32 request and response from wireshark
23:10:10wodzDEV.read_log() doesn't return anything (no error but also no output)
23:10:12pamauryah, that's useless in this form, with pcap headers around
23:10:34pamauryok, so I suggest you logf() the entire setup in hwstub
23:10:44pamaurythen in hwstub, try to read32 and then print the log
23:10:44wodz?
23:10:47pamaurysee if there is a mismatch
23:11:57wodzwhat do you mean by logf() entire setup?
23:12:13pamauryuse logf to print the setup packet
23:12:16pamauryin hwstub
23:13:01pamaurycheck main.c for an example
23:13:19pamaurythe read_log command retrive the content of the logf buffer
23:14:50wodzwait according to the very beginning of main.c the log should not be empty
23:15:31pamauryindeed
23:16:15wodzor do I need to call enable_logf(true) explicitly?
23:17:45pamauryI think logf is enabled by default
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23:20:02wodzpamaury: the log is empty even just after startup (I mean when running DEV.print_log() as the first command in shell)
23:22:16pamauryok, then the read log commands seems broken too
23:22:26pamauryor logf is not enabled
23:26:08wodzthe device responds correctly to: HWSTUB_INFO_VERSION, HWSTUB_INFO_FEATURES and HWSTUB_INFO_TARGET
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23:26:36wodzis there a function which will issue one of those?
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23:29:44pamauryno, they are issued at init only
23:29:58pamaurybut adding a function to do so is not very complicated
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23:34:04pamaurywodz: do you some code to do that ?
23:34:10pamaury*do you want
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23:38:57wodzis it something like adding lua_pushcclosure(g_lua, my_lua_get_hwstub_info, 0); lua_setfield(g_lua, -2, "get_hwstub_info"); before lua_setfield(g_lua, -2, "dev"); ? And then adding wrapper my_lua_get_hwstub_info() ?
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23:39:21pamauryyeah, I can write it if you want, otherwise I'll let you do :)
23:39:45wodzI'll try first on my own then
23:40:06wodzwhat is this last param of lua_pushcclosure ?
23:41:17wodzah, number of params
23:41:26pamaurythe number of "up index", basically hidden parameters, or closure parameter if you want
23:42:16pamauryno, the number of parameters needs to be dynamically checked at runtime
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23:42:27pamaurysee my_lua_writen
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23:50:39pamaurywodz: I'm going to bed, if you have a question, that's your last chance ;)
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