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#rockbox log for 2014-01-04

00:00:08flatr0ze_I can do that for you
00:01:03flatr0ze_but it's very strange that mkfs.vfat didn't work...
00:01:23flatr0ze_with -S 2048 it's supposed to do the same thing as mformat, right?
00:01:52gevaertsIt's supposed to do something similar at least
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00:02:23gevaertsIt's not necessarily going to be entirely identical, you do have some freedom in how to layout things
00:03:08gevaertsI'm leaning towards the bug being in the rockbox fat code, but who knows?
00:04:59flatr0ze_would it help you to have that .dd file of my entire 60GiB ide ssd?
00:05:49gevaertsThe non-working one, yes. Actually, if you dd /dev/zero to it first, before formatting it, it should compress quite well
00:05:59gevaertsOf course that takes time...
00:07:17gevaertsHmmm, maybe I can try to reproduce it on my 30GB ipod
00:07:59flatr0ze_I just think it's not in the bytes, but rather in the controller of that SSD
00:10:40gevaertsI'm doubtful, given that people have seen the same issue with the original 80GB drive
00:10:49flatr0ze_however the Rockbox error "no partition found" is a little bit confusing in here: the partition's there, it's just a mess with the filesystem on 2048-byte devices
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00:12:12*gevaerts looks at the code
00:12:27gevaertsRight. It says that when it can't mount any filesystem at all
00:12:47gevaertsWhich indeed isn't the same as not finding partitions
00:13:02flatr0ze_I could shrink the 2nd partition to ~10MB and partition it with vfat, dd first 200MB to a file; then partition it with mformat, dd first 200MB to another file; gzip and send both to you; would that help?
00:13:42gevaertsIf the shrunk version still has the issue, yes
00:13:54flatr0ze_then you could bindiff though them; I won't copy anything, it's going to be just an empty fs in both cases
00:14:06gevaertsHmmm, actually I doubt if you can. FAT32 does have a minimum size
00:14:14flatr0ze_okay, that'll be my task for tonight
00:14:19flatr0ze_I'll make it as small as possible
00:23:49flatr0ze_you know what, I'm gonna do it right now
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00:24:10flatr0ze_just need another reason to procrastinate the jogging
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00:24:42gevaertsAlways useful :)
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00:35:30flatr0ze_gevaerts: I need about 30 minutes to finish it, will you still be around?
00:35:35gevaertsYes
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00:48:18gevaertsflatr0ze_: actually, I now have a bootloader here with the fat driver built with debug enabled, which with any luck should print out what it doesn't like. Of course I can't find my ipod video right now, so I can't test it...
00:48:46flatr0ze_I'm about to upload the files and give you the links
00:48:56gevaertsLet
00:49:01gevaertsOK
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00:49:23flatr0ze_here's the paper: http://nopaste.info/593eb61de7.html now hold on for the links Ü
00:51:39gevaertsI've uploaded the test bootloader to http://www.hostname.be/bootloader-ipodvideo.ipod . If you have ipodpatcher handy, running that might give some quick clues too (or none at all, if it doesn't work...)
00:52:02gevaertshttp://paste.debian.net/74136/
00:52:20gevaertsis what I changed
00:53:45flatr0ze_ok hold on; going to put that one on my ipod
00:54:27flatr0ze_btw I stopped copying, it'll take me 3 hours to upload it, I should better do it overnight, not to clog the bandwidth atm
00:54:39gevaertsYes, that's the issue with this sort of thing
00:56:56flatr0ze_this bootloader's unable to boot my rockbox... I do not have rockbox.ipod or any other rockbox data on my /dev/sdb2 but there's no error, it's just hanging on the apple logo, no backlight is on
00:57:29flatr0ze_hold on, I'm gonna copy the .rockbox dir to /dev/sdb2
00:59:07flatr0ze_nah, this bootloader still won't get past the dark apple stage, no debug info from it :(
00:59:24gevaertsRight, so either we broke bootloaders in git, or my quick hack is broken
00:59:54flatr0ze_I'm getting the rockbox back onto /osos and will stretch the sda2 to the maximum, upload some Justin Bieber and go for a run
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01:01:06gevaertsIf you manage to upload those files at some time during the next few days, let me know and I'll have a look
01:01:41flatr0ze_sure, I'll take care of it tonight gevaerts just don't want to clog the channel, I'm not the only one using this channel
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01:27:24gevaertsHmmm
01:27:36gevaertsSomething is not right here
01:29:30gevaertsI formatted 80GB images with 2K sectors using both mformat and mkdosfs. At offset 0x20, where the total number of sectors should be stored, mformat puts 39005820 (which seems sane), while mkdosfs puts 160002?
01:30:11gevaertsrockbox does check that number and refuses to deal with the filesystem if it's smaller than number of clusters * cluster size
01:30:27gevaertsno, if it's smaller than freecount
01:30:31*gevaerts looks further
01:34:31gevaertsAh, no. I'm messing up the byte swapping
01:35:12*gevaerts doesn't know what's wrong then
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06:20:32[Saint]flatr0ze_: Its a little odd that iTunes didn't manage to set up the disk correctly.
06:21:05[Saint]s/a little/very/
06:26:27flatr0ze_I may have messed up somewhere else, I've been trying every combination possible
06:26:48flatr0ze_I made those .dd dumps for gevaerts he'll get them when he wakes up
06:28:13[Saint]It just surprises me because if there's one thing that is supposed to set up the disk correctly, its iTunes.
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14:04:58man_in_shackhow do i get %Li in sbs to display the icon rather than the number of the current screen
14:05:01man_in_shack?
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14:15:11wekalanerhello
14:15:12[Saint]something like %?Li<%xd(my_icon_set, %Li)> should work.
14:15:51[Saint]assuming my_icon_set is a 32 subimage bitmap strip
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14:16:20wekalanerhow can i set that upon restart of my device the current folder is the same as when shutting down? (currently i can only resume the last played song after a restart, however, when opening the files view i always end up on my root directory rather than the parent directory of the last played song)
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14:16:38wekalanermy player is sandisk sansa clip+
14:17:15[Saint]there is the setting "follow playlist".
14:17:21[Saint]set it to yes
14:17:24wekalanerany idea where i can find it?
14:17:33[Saint]one sec.
14:17:37[Saint]on my phone
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14:18:47[Saint]Settings > General Settings > File View > Follow Playlist
14:18:52man_in_shackis there a way to just use the standard icons?
14:19:03wekalaneri found it but it doesn't lead to the desired effect...
14:20:30[Saint]as far as i was aware it _should_.
14:20:41wekalanerwhen i am in the currently playing menu, press the home button, select "Files" i end up on my root folder
14:21:33wekalanerok, i need to press the "ok" button rather than the home button, then it works. thanks a lot, this is gonna help me a lot
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14:21:52[Saint]ah. not a problem.
14:22:44wekalaneralso, i have another question: i am using the sd card and the onboard memory - usually i play music from my sd card, so i set the sd card folder as root. is there a way that i bookmark a particular folder from the onboard memory so that i can access it without browsing through my file system? (i want to use it to regularly listen to a particular podcast)
14:23:44[Saint]bring up the context menu on the file/folder/setting and select "add to shortcuts".
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14:24:23wekalaneramazing!
14:25:27[Saint]Our manual is available via the main page at rockbox.org and is jam packed with info.
14:26:31wekalaneryes i know - but it's quite difficult to find a particular setting as the document is quite long. in general i got quite a good grasp of how rb works by experimenting, but there were just these two things i couldn't find a i didn't know how to find them in the docs
14:27:25[Saint]Right. I understand that. It is hard to search for things you don't know exist. Yes. :)
14:27:57wekalaneryes that's what i mean - and currently i don't want to spend hours reading about my music player (i have other things to read with a higher priority)
14:29:25[Saint]Theres also a setting somewhere (in general settings i think) to replace the quick screen with the shortcuts menu.
14:29:39[Saint]so then shortcuts are available in all screens.
14:31:17[Saint]the only slightly annoying thing is that a shortcut to a file wont actually open the file. just take you to it with the file selected.
14:31:34wekalanerthat sounds very interesting - i was acutally thinking about asking something like that, but decided not to ask as i considered it unlikely that such an option exists
14:31:42[Saint]but it can still be a lot faster than digging through a lengthy path.
14:33:07[Saint]Settings > General Settings > System > Use shortcuts menu instead of quick screen
14:33:13wekalanerwhat is referred to as "quick screen" in rockboc?
14:33:16wekalaner*x
14:34:12[Saint]its a menu with four selections offered, configurable, available from all screens.
14:34:14wekalanerwhen i activate this option the "add shortcut" menu disappears from context menu
14:34:37wekalaneri think i have not encountered this quick scren
14:34:40wekalaner*screen
14:35:03[Saint]hold Menu
14:35:48wekalanergreat, where can i configure the remaining entries?
14:36:16[Saint]via the context menu. it can only be settings.
14:37:40[Saint]i just tested here - and with the quick screen replaced by the shortcuts menu I still have add to shortcuts in my context menu as expected.
14:37:53wekalaneri guess i should take the time to read to doc at some point - i will probably find more of these nice options
14:38:35wekalaneryes, i was wrong - but it is missing in the context menu of the currently played file (i guess it wasn't there before, too)
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14:39:33[Saint]yeah, when I mentioned it it may have seemed like "RTFM" bit there's more options than we could discuss in a whole night. :)
14:40:29[Saint]even experienced users sometimes comment on finding new features via the manual occasionally.
14:47:35[Saint]though its quite the testimony that users can get away without reading it at all, considering the rather advanced nature of the firmware.
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18:19:50gevaertsflatr0ze_: downloading now
18:20:03flatr0ze_gevaerts: great
18:22:25gevaertsI can start debugging in about 15 minutes it seems :)
18:43:22gevaertsflatr0ze_: which rockbox versions did you try? Both 3.13 and current dev?
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18:50:50flatr0ze_that is correct gevaerts
18:51:06flatr0ze_though the dd images only with 3.13
18:51:18flatr0ze_but it's been all the same when I tried before
18:51:31flatr0ze_the issue's in mkfs.vfat tool, I believe
18:52:47gevaertsI'm playing with the test tool in firmware/test/fat, and I'm not having issues with that, which is weird
18:52:57gevaertsThat just uses our regular FAT code
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19:03:11flatr0ze_I g2g gevaerts thanks once again for looking into this issue and helping me solve it!
19:03:40gevaertsI found my ipod now, so I'll be able to do some proper testing as soon as the battery is charged
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19:42:14sakaxare you guys talking about the ipod nano 2g usb charger issue? :)
19:45:20saratogascorche: is it correct that we have no way to ban new users from using certain email providers without also banning existing users with those providers?
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19:59:43gevaertssakax: no
19:59:59sakaxone day it will be solved :)
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20:07:08scorchesaratoga: at least without an addon that might do that, that sounds correct
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20:17:38gevaertsDo we have a stacktrace decoder?
20:18:49pamaurywe have utils/analysis/find_addr.pl
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20:19:07gevaertsAh, yes
20:19:31gevaertsHmmm
20:19:41gevaertsWhere do I get String::Scanf again?
20:19:56pamauryI don't remember, using perl packages
20:21:19saratogascanf in perl? just use regex :)
20:22:03gevaertssaratoga: I'm not goint to try to change a perl tool!
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20:23:52gevaertsoutput_row_8_native?
20:24:06*gevaerts will investigate that one later, if at all possible
20:25:45gevaertsThere, reading a bmp can't crash if I remove all of .rockbox :)
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21:00:41gevaertsAny FAT experts around?
21:01:18pamaurywhat is the issue ?
21:01:29gevaertsbpb_is_sane() in fat.c doesn't like cluster sizes of more than 128K, but mkdosfs apparenty does generate filesystems with such things if the sector size is 2K
21:01:41gevaertsIf I comment out that check, things seem to work better
21:02:11gevaertsSo where does that 128K limit come from? Is it real, or is it a misinterpretation of something?
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21:03:59pamaurylet me check the spec
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21:05:33pamaury Number of sectors per allocation unit. This value must be a power of 2 that is greater than 0. The legal values are 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, and 128. Note however, that a value should never be used that results in a “bytes per cluster” value (BPB_BytsPerSec * BPB_SecPerClus) greater than 32K (32 * 1024). There is a misconception that values greater than this are OK. Values that cause a cluster size greater than 32K bytes do not work
21:05:33pamauryproperly; do not try to define one. Some versions of some systems allow 64K bytes per cluster value. Many application setup programs will not work correctly on such a FAT volume.
21:06:10gevaertsOK, and we allow 128K
21:06:30gevaertsand mkdosfs creates 256K clusters, which does indeed seem wrong
21:06:48gevaertsI need to double check a bit though
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21:07:46pamauryWindows XP allowed for 64K cluster size
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21:09:27gevaertsbah, working with 2K sector sizes is a pain :(
21:10:23gevaertsUnless you have a device that actually tells you it does 2K sectors, all tools go wrong
21:10:31gevaertsSo forget working with image files
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21:15:01gevaertsHmmmm
21:15:50gevaertsIt's not as clear as that...
21:15:55gevaertsLooks like a rockbox bug after all
21:17:46gevaertsfat.c:339 sets bpb_secperclus to the number of sectors per cluster according to the superblock *multiplied* by the sector multiplier, so we get a "virtual" sectors per cluster that pretends the sectors are 512 bytes
21:18:33gevaertsAnd then bpb_is_sane() multiplies that by fat_bpb->bpb_bytspersec, so if sectors are larger than 512 bytes the sector multiplier is effectively used twice
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21:24:03ZulianeIs there a reported bug for the sansa clip+, which reports that after booting either via OF or via rockbox itself it shuts down by itself? Any advice for leading me in the right direction would be much appreciated.
21:25:26saratogaif its turning off in both firmwares that sounds like a hardware problem
21:25:29gevaertsYou mean it suddenly powers off while playing, and this happens both in rockbox and the OF?
21:26:18ZulianeNo, It shuts down right after booting to the main screen, and it can only be stopped by constantly pressing a button in rockbox and on the OF by locking the device with the home button.
21:27:24ZulianeOn the OF it is possible to play music after executing the method described above, but it is impossible to shut down the device by pressing the power off button. Even after pressing it for 30 or more seconds.
21:29:51gevaertsThat does indeed sound like a hardware issue
21:30:59ZulianeI repeatedly formatted and reinstalled the OF and rockbox itself. So when you say hardware issue, it's not something I might be able to fix?
21:31:35saratogawell i've never heard of that happening, but my guess is you're not likely to figure it out
21:32:16saratogaFWIW, if you find an obscure problem that happens in the sandisk and rockbox firmware even though they have no software in in common, its probably not a software thing
21:34:48ZulianeI guess the cause of the problem was, that I plugged the device to the PC of a friend of mine and he has a different mp3-player. Also I didn't remove it safely from his PC. At least right after that the device stopped working properly.
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21:47:31gevaertsOK, on to the next issue...
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21:51:24saratogagevaerts: now port an exfat driver :)
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21:51:48gevaertssaratoga: the next issue is that a default install crashes in some bmp code :)
21:52:02saratogaon what device?
21:52:06gevaertsipod video
21:52:38saratogafor everyone?
21:52:57gevaertsNo idea, but I assume so. I'm testing on a freshly formatted device here
21:54:51*gevaerts bisects
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22:00:04gevaertsef92ed4a6a997524944f42aa7abffddca7bef05e
22:00:10gevaerts"Support GIMP bmp files"
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22:07:40gevaertsHmmm
22:07:50gevaertsbmp.c line 279
22:07:58gevaertsIndeed a data abort waiting to happen
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22:15:38gevaertsThere
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22:17:31gevaertsWe'll need new ipod video bootloaders, by the way, for the cluster size issue
22:18:06gevaertsTechnically we need them for all targets, but only ipod video seems to commonly have the issue
22:18:12gevaertsHmmmm
22:18:16gevaertsI hope
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22:20:05gevaertsBah, we're *really* not stable these days
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22:21:37gevaertsPANIC playlist_resume() OOM
22:22:02gevaertsRecipe: boot, plug in, unplug
22:22:31gevaertskugel: ^
22:22:47gevaertsThis is 'core_alloc_maximum("temp", &buflen, &dummy_ops);' failing
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22:26:01kugelgevaerts: how ef92ed4a could possibly introduce that issue?
22:26:24gevaertskugel: it probably uncovered it
22:26:32gevaertsThat code was suspicious all along, I'd say
22:26:53gevaertsAll I know is that git bisect told me it started with ef92ed4a
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22:27:59kugelgevaerts: what's the problem anyway? the bmp data should be 4 byte aligned
22:29:00gevaertskugel: there are lines in there doing ibuf++
22:29:07gevaertsSo ibuf definitely isn't aligned
22:29:41gevaertsAnyway, that one seems to be fixed now. Right now, I'm trying to figure out why core_alloc_maximum() fails on usb unplug
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22:30:00kugelgevaerts: this particular case does "ibuf += 2"
22:30:19gevaertsAh, true
22:30:43kugelgevaerts: about the other thing, I pinged you the other day whether usb_storage_disconnect() could be missed to be called
22:31:16gevaertsAh, right
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22:32:12*gevaerts checks
22:32:22kugelI don't know this part very good but you told me a few months ago that this would be called for unplug, and going by the code this is right (although the code there is hard to follow)
22:34:34kugelre: 61a0964; i think the fix hides the actual error
22:34:48kugelwhen unaligned access actually happened the bitmap data is read incorrectly
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22:36:25gevaertsMaybe
22:36:36gevaertsI'm trying to figure out if len can be odd there
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22:37:08gevaertsHmmm
22:38:28gevaertsMy USB crash is *not* caused by usb_storage_disconnect() not being called. Things go wrong well before that
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22:44:11gevaertsOh
22:45:30*gevaerts is confused
22:47:21gevaertsThis is a nice race condition
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22:50:13gevaertsAt the point where core_alloc_maximum() is called in usb_storage.c, I think playback *may* still be holding on to the buffer
22:51:10gevaertsThe old code called audio_get_buffer, which called audio_hard_stop(), which made sure this wasn't an issue
22:55:31gevaertsWe could of course call audio_hard_stop() from usb_storage, but that's not very clean at all
22:57:52gevaertsOK, there are two issues as far as I can see:
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22:58:56gevaerts(a) usb_storage may ask for the buffer *before* the SYS_USB_CONNECTED bit. I'm not sure if that's easy to change
22:59:28gevaerts(b) playback.c responds to SYS_USB_CONNECTED by stopping audio, but as far as I can see it doesn't release the handle
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23:00:16gevaertsHmm
23:00:46gevaertsI must be misundertstanding something. If my theory is correct, usb should *never* work
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23:11:38gevaerts(a) should be fixable if we have a dedicated static CBW buffer, but if I'm looking correctly that's only 31 bytes
23:13:48gevaertsAnd maybe another similarly-sized buffer for all responses except read data
23:15:56gevaertsAlso, usb_storage really doesn't need _maximum(). We actually have this nice ALLOCATE_BUFFER_SIZE for that. We should probably fix that as well, for future use
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23:31:14[Saint]Oh, new bootloader(s)?
23:31:45[Saint]I should get cracking removing IPL as a boot option then.
23:32:05gevaerts[Saint]: well, you can't boot from (some) 2K filesystems using the old ones
23:33:09[Saint]right. this is just good for me as it allows me to slide a trivial change that wasnt worth pushing new bootloaders in with a change that does really matter. :)
23:36:06[Saint]Nice work. Btw.
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23:38:21gevaertskugel: g#708 is a partial workaround for the USB issue. Not wanting to grab everything (a) is cleaner and (b) gives buflib a reasonable chance of actually finding the memory. The race condition is probably still there though
23:38:23fs-bluebotGerrit review #708 at http://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/708 : Don't use core_alloc_maximum() in usb_storage. by Frank Gevaerts (changes/08/708/1)
23:38:42gevaertsSo although I do want that pushed at some point, maybe we should wait until things don't crash even without it
23:39:03gevaertsUnless you can promise that playback will always manage to shrink enough :)
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23:40:34kugel_gevaerts: core_alloc_maximum() should cause audio stop, via the shrink_callback()
23:40:56gevaertsHmmm
23:41:12kugel_do you mean by "Things go wrong well before that" that the usb connection doesnt have a buffer?
23:41:17gevaertsYes
23:41:41gevaertsWell, I hadn't established that yet when I said that, but yes, that was what I found
23:41:59kugel_okay, I haven't placed a panic in usb_storage, but that of course shouldn't happen
23:42:08kugel_playback should give up its buffer
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23:46:09gevaertsRight. In that case there shouldn't be a race condition after all
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