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#rockbox log for 2014-06-13

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00:28:42sakaxi have the latest nano2g build before it was excluded and all worked fine except the usb charging mode
00:29:13sakaxit's still a great device, would be nice to have a fully working nano 2g rockbox in the future :D
00:34:54TheSevensakax: I'm working on that :)
00:35:05TheSevenespecially the USB mess
00:35:19sakaxhighly appreciated TheSeven! :-)
00:35:45sakaxit's still a great device, the nano2g
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00:38:39TheSevenis my assumption correct, that if I have a HID-enabled device and click any clickwheel buttons or spin the wheel, I should see any reaction on ubuntu? (something on /dev/input/event*, or a UI reaction, e.g. system volume control)
00:41:04TheSevenright now I can't seem to get any reaction at all, despite seeing interrupt packets in wireshark (usbmon)
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00:51:08[Saint]TheSeven: If you haven't touched the default settings, then, yes the clickwheel on HID enabled iPods should operate as a volume control.
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00:51:28TheSevenand ubuntu typically reacts to these events in some way?
00:51:46[Saint]Settings - General Settings - System - USb Keypad Mode
00:52:02[Saint]and, yes. it'll use libnotify to draw a volume popup window.
00:52:19TheSevenwhat should valid hid traffic look like? I'm getting a bunch of 5 byte interrupt packets, which looks good to me, but then again I don't really know how the HID protocol works
00:52:25[Saint]Rather, it _should_.
00:52:34[Saint]I have no idea, sorry.
00:52:44[Saint]USB is far from my speciality.
00:53:00TheSeventhat question wasn't directed to you specifically ;)
00:53:33[Saint]Ah. Sorry. Still waiting for my morning coffee to kick in and make me a functional human, still catching up. ;)
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00:54:47[Saint]The thing I can answer is that, by default, the HID keypad mode in Rockbox is "Multimedia", which most obviously, allows the iPod to control system media volume.
00:55:12[Saint]And displays a popup using libnotify displaying the current volume level as it is being changed.
00:55:45[Saint]Next/Prev/Play/Pause all behave exactly how you would expect them too, also.
00:56:05[Saint]Or _should_.
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12:32:24copperI managed to completely destroy my iPod's display
12:32:35copperI think that, subconsciouly, I _wanted_ to destroy it
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14:35:57TheSevencopper: how did you do that?
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14:36:28TheSevengevaerts: hm, I still have some mess in the control EP handling from what it looks like, causing some trouble on windows
14:36:52TheSevenIIUC there are generally 3 cases:
14:36:52TheSevena. SETUP => ACK(IN)
14:36:52TheSevenb. SETUP => DATA(IN) => ACK(OUT)
14:36:52DBUGEnqueued KICK TheSeven
14:36:52TheSevenc. SETUP => DATA(OUT) => ACK(IN)
14:37:33TheSevenwe must at any time be able to receive a new SETUP packet without waiting for other interaction from the host
14:37:45edhelasI think that the adapter that I bought yesterday have a hardware issue, it's weird that linux and windows cannot access to the partition table of the card
14:37:47TheSevenand we should, IIUC, STALL every non-setup packet that we don't expect
14:38:09TheSevenin conclusion I think that this is the correct order to do things for the three cases:
14:38:09TheSevena: 1. SETUP IRQ => 2. STALL OUT, 3. RECV SETUP, 4. SEND ACK IN => 5.XFER_COMPLETE(IN) => 6. STALL IN
14:38:09TheSevenb: 1. SETUP IRQ => 2. RECV SETUP, 3. SEND DATA IN => 4. XFER_COMPLETE(IN) => 5. STALL IN, 6. RECV ACK OUT => 7. XFER_COMPLETE(OUT) => 8.STALL OUT
14:38:09TheSevenc: 1. SETUP IRQ => 2. RECV DATA OUT => 3. XFER_COMPLETE(OUT) => 4. STALL OUT, 5. RECV SETUP, 6. SEND ACK IN => 7. XFER_COMPLETE(IN) => 8.STALL IN
14:38:28TheSevendoes this make sense? anything that I overlooked?
14:39:35TheSevenedhelas: through the ipod, or through a CF reader? if the ipod itself cannot access any sectors on it (which is something that we've seen before), then it of course won't matter what's trying to access them through that ipod
14:40:12edhelasyeah trought the iPod
14:40:29edhelasI still need to find a CF reader to test it
14:41:06TheSeventhis looks like an incompatibility between either the ipod (or its firmware) and the CF adapter, or between the CF adapter and the microSD card
14:41:30edhelasI've tried with 3 differents microsd cards from different brands
14:42:26wodzedhelas: I warned you
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14:42:43TheSevenwhich makes the incompatibility on the ipod side of the adapter more likely
14:43:08edhelasyes, I'll try to return the adapter to the shop ;)
14:43:24TheSevenin the above sequences I assume that RECV SETUP will cause the hardware to accept SETUP packets, but NAK everything else, and that RECV DATA OUT will accept both SETUP and DATA packets. A RECV SETUP in combination with a STALL OUT will accept SETUP, but STALL everything else.
14:46:02gevaertsTheSeven: to be honest, I really don't remember the details of that sort of thing. I never really knew them in the first place even
14:46:18CtcpIgnored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood
14:46:18*gevaerts has always worked at a slightly higher level
14:47:11wodzTheSeven: are you sure you properly handle ZLPs? Mistreatment of thouse can give symptoms of partially working driver.
14:47:19TheSevenI remember that we reordered receiving ACKs and sending responses to fix some problems with nano2g at that point. given the above, I don't think this should be necessary. it seems more like we overlooked something else back then.
14:47:28TheSevenwodz: ZLPs?
14:47:36wodzzero length packets
14:47:52TheSevenI think those are handled correctly, yes
14:48:27TheSevenmaybe not in some corner cases, but what we're seeing here is even less subtle ;)
14:49:27TheSevenone area where a ZLP problem could exist is if we have a descriptor of 64 bytes length, but get a >64 byte GET for it, we might have to send a ZLP to make it a short transfer instead of making the host wait forever
14:50:24TheSevennot sure if that is handled right, with the above sequence we would probably STALL it instead of generating a short transfer
14:50:38wodzTheSeven: IIRC the reordering was to avoid race condition where we send response and waited for ACK which we missed due to being slow in configuring core for receive
14:51:09TheSeventhe thing is that the core should NAK these ACKs until we're ready
14:51:26TheSevenback then it STALLed them for some reason, which suggests that we messed up something else
14:51:38wodzin perfect world yes
14:52:00TheSevenright now we might be ACKing things that we haven't fully processed, or are while we're even still waiting for data
14:52:24TheSeventhis is also one of the reasons for this confusing EP0 state machine, which waits for ACK and DATA in parallel
14:52:36TheSevenI have a feeling that this area needs some major rework
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14:53:14TheSevenI should probably revert the reordering from back then in my local tree and check if I get it to work
14:53:41TheSevencommitting that would break USB_S3C6400X for sure, but the goal is to get rid of that one anyway
14:56:34TheSevento fix the 64 byte descriptor corner case, out case b should probably look like this:
14:56:35TheSevenb: 1. SETUP IRQ => 2. RECV SETUP, 3. SEND DATA IN => 4. XFER_COMPLETE(IN) => 5. SEND ZLP IN, 6. RECV ACK OUT => 7. XFER_COMPLETE(x:IN/OUT) => 8.STALL x => GOTO 7
14:56:54*TheSeven needs to have a look at emcore's usb driver
14:57:01TheSevenor rather USB protocol core
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15:39:41TheSevenhow should a premature ACK before finishing a multi-packet IN transfer be handled? Keep NAKing? STALL? Stop IN transfer?
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17:24:21TheSevenseems like my nano2g's LCD is failing :/
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19:06:22TheSevendid anyone ever hear about any issues with nano2g LCDs being just white?
19:06:49*TheSeven guesses it's related to timing of LCD init somehow, but this has only started recently without any changes...
19:10:39copperAssuming that Rockbox can control volume on the headphone amp (after the DAC), wouldn't it make sense to apply Replaygain on the amp, rather than on the PCM signal before the DAC?
19:14:00copperah, but that would "reset" volume after each song
19:14:07coppermeh
19:15:00copperunless Rockbox saves the delta and applies that delta whenever necessary (new song)
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19:33:50rockboxmanIf I had an ipod I'd want to destroy it too. I mean really no micro usb socket, no microSd card slot. pah!
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19:34:31copperlol
19:35:15*TheSeven still likes the idea of abusing an ipod classic as a virtual usb cd burner, burning .iso files :)
19:41:54copperwhat.
19:42:12copperI will not stand this MADNESS
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19:51:42kugelWelcome from Warszawa!
19:52:32TheSeven"request_handler_endoint_drivers". hm...
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20:41:38kugeljhMikeS: ping
20:42:17TheSevengevaerts: does the first hid event somehow make rockbox re-enumerate on usb?
20:42:35TheSevenit seems to briefly soft disconnect as soon as I touch the clickwheel
20:57:35*TheSeven wonders if this is some kind of ESD impact from touching the device
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21:01:38TheSevenfinally making some progress over here :)
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21:21:21TheSevenmy little USB analyzer just revealed some valuable information: nano2g USB is failing on the PHY level already
21:21:21TheSevencombined with it working fine in PIO mode, I conclude that something's wrong with the AHB master config
21:24:27kugelwow, if you thought pamaury must have a lot of daps, double that number and you're closer :)
21:25:11copper?
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22:23:55gevaertsTheSeven: it shouldn't do that, and I don't remember ever seeing that on ARC
22:24:16TheSevenI don't remember seeing it either, before hooking it up to that logic analyzer
22:24:24TheSevenso I guess it's just a flaky connection
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22:54:56TheSevenhm, reseating the LCD connector didn't help with that problem... I've ordered a replacement LCD for like 4.50€ now
22:58:30TheSevenWTF. now, after reassembling the ipod, and rebooting it several times, it came back up.
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23:04:14TheSevenhm, and now it doesn't work again
23:04:18RiDlolz
23:04:46wodzTheSeven: I have n2g in front of me waiting to test new driver if you want
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23:08:24TheSevenwodz: it seems to be working in PIO mode, but with DMA it fails to send the zero-length ACK for SET ADDRESS
23:08:36TheSeven(and no, it doesn't send it to the wrong address ;)
23:10:51TheSevenok, I think I found the cause
23:11:02TheSevenit's that DMA endpoint chaining thing again
23:11:12TheSevenseems like the classic just ignores that, while the nano is picky ;)
23:13:29TheSevenwodz: does LCD sleep (or rather waking up from it) work on your nano2g?
23:13:40TheSeventhat's where the trouble with my display started
23:14:17wodzyeah the screen is sleeping/wakeup correctly
23:14:57*user890104 looks for a n2g in his box of junk hardware
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23:49:14saratogaTheSeven: I sent funman my Nano2G a while ago, if he still has it maybe he could mail it to you (i think you're both in EU?)
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23:49:48TheSevenI don't think that's necessary, I'll just have to wait those ~3 weeks for that LCD to ship from china
23:50:23TheSevenuntil then I have a fully working device, except for the display. which is a bit annoying, but works somewhat ;)

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