--- Log for 20.08.102 Server: herbert.openprojects.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16p1 Started: 7 days and 11 hours ago 00.05.39 Quit aakil (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 00.14.06 Nick Zagor|away is now known as Zagor (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 00.16.05 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 00.16.31 Quit Jet8810 (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 00.17.53 # holla 00.18.02 # i want sort by date :) 00.18.06 # how long will it take ? 00.18.12 # nerv 00.18.26 # haha. well it depends how fast you send the patch. :-) 00.18.33 # hehe 00.18.37 # i NEED it 00.18.38 # :) 00.18.44 # imidientrly 00.18.55 # then you'd better start coding now 00.19.13 # hehe 00.19.22 # how much people are active there ? 00.19.28 # is it C code ? 00.20.11 # yes, it is C 00.20.33 # sorting is done in apps/tree.c 00.21.54 # Zagor: http://dw.lahma.net/rockbox/dw-shirt2-white.png 00.22.26 # hehe 00.22.46 # bw 00.22.48 # bz 00.23.23 # bagder handles tshirt submissions. send the image to him. 00.23.42 # no, send it to the tshirt address. sorry. 00.24.24 # I did that 00.24.27 # Yay! :D 00.24.28 # ok 00.24.52 # Does it remind you of any special person? 00.25.19 # umm, not really? 00.25.28 # hm 00.25.29 # mkay 00.25.42 # Just wait until my next design is done ;) 00.26.20 # there is a call like 00.26.44 # qsort(dircache,filesindir,sizeof(struct entry),compare); 00.26.56 # there is the sorting done, isnt it ? 00.27.01 # TotMach3r: yes 00.27.18 Nick TotMach3r is now known as TotMacher (tot@p508D96AC.dip.t-dialin.net) 00.27.29 # where is qsort defined ? 00.27.36 # in C 00.27.45 # it uses the compare function found in the same file 00.28.17 # ahh 00.28.43 # and where is defined which keys qsort uses ? 00.28.52 # in the compare function 00.29.57 # whats the last parameter ? 00.30.11 # to what? 00.30.18 # AHH 00.30.20 # ok 00.30.31 # the last parameter is the sort function, i see 00.30.37 # yes 00.31.23 # it isnt that complicated 00.31.24 # i see 00.32.23 # but it will consume more memonry 00.32.25 # i see 00.32.36 # there is no entry for last modified date in entry record 00.34.24 Join adi|dads [0] (adi_dads@pool-138-89-186-3.mad.east.verizon.net) 00.34.28 # hehe 00.34.34 # zagor you around? 00.34.35 # i think i need cvs acces :) 00.34.44 # TotMacher why? 00.34.59 # ahh 00.35.02 # i mean 00.35.11 # a cvs checkout 00.35.16 # it want to code :) 00.35.18 # :)) 00.35.28 # hehehe 00.35.36 # directions for co are on the web ;) 00.35.43 # and _everyone_ is free to code :) 00.35.43 # adi|dads: yup, i'm here 00.35.58 # oky.. zag, do you know the current state of Rolo? 00.36.01 # where can i get a c compiler ? 00.36.08 # as far as i remember it ddn't work on the records no? 00.36.11 # TotMacher: for windows? 00.36.14 # TotMacher what platform 00.36.14 # yes 00.36.17 # win32 00.36.34 # adi|dads: rwood has bought a recorder to work on it :-) 00.39.06 # TotMacher: you will need to change firmware/common/dir.c to add date info to the structs 00.41.06 # okay.. so currently, its in developement on the recorder 00.41.12 # and works on the player right? 00.41.18 # yes 00.41.21 # okay :) 00.41.28 # that's the last I heard, anyway. haven't tested myself yet. 00.42.20 # on the player,is Rolo part of the base code? 00.42.28 # or is it a patch that needs to be applied? 00.42.28 # no 00.43.16 # his patch wasn't optimal, since it used dynamic relocation. we'll be using static relocation, just like the IRAM code 00.43.30 # nods 00.43.36 # örgs 00.44.04 # i think i will wait for the patch :) 00.44.10 # hehe 00.45.12 # just programming in java :) 00.45.33 # lets program a VM for jukebox 00.45.37 # then ill code :) 00.51.00 # zagor.. can you commit this Faq for me? 00.51.06 # im on a win machine and cant 00.51.10 # sure 00.52.26 # you have to change case i assume on the name... 00.52.27 # ty 00.52.42 # np 00.53.41 # okay.. gotta go make dinner :) 00.53.52 Quit adi|dads () 00.55.55 # tetris is too hard :) 00.56.03 # naah 00.56.19 # hehe 01.10.10 Quit Zagor ("Client Exiting") 01.22.34 Quit TotMacher () 01.52.59 Join aakil [0] (~anon@adsl-63-195-51-251.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net) 02.07.51 Join reezer [0] (~reedwards@bgp960831bgs.derbrh01.mi.comcast.net) 02.10.26 Part reezer 02.16.07 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 02.26.14 Quit aakil (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 04.16.09 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 04.28.42 Join elinenbe [0] (trilluser@pm306-05.dialip.mich.net) 06.08.14 Join MeRWiN [0] (merwin@1Cust53.tnt18.tpa2.da.uu.net) 06.16.13 *** No seen item changed, no save performed. 06.36.21 # Whoa. Misa not like sleeping too little 06.47.21 Join adi|dads [0] (adi_dads@138.89.24.67) 06.47.33 # hey Adi 06.48.07 # Addy-moss 06.48.17 # howdy 06.48.21 # close ;) 06.48.30 # mass? 06.48.32 # Ah-dee-A-mos 06.48.41 # what does it mean? 06.48.44 # * adi|dads shrugs 06.48.53 # its a bastardization of a song title 06.48.56 # ah 06.48.59 # what title? 06.49.00 # Zagor knows the artist.. i forget :) 06.49.11 # Adidimas i belive 06.49.14 # i don't have the cd here 06.49.17 # heh 06.49.21 # how's the car going? 06.49.25 # dunno 06.49.27 # the wife has mine 06.49.39 # her insurance adjuster 'was not going to be in today' 06.49.43 # damn 06.49.52 # i hate insurance adjusters 06.50.00 # so i talked to the body shop, they won't do an estimate until they have an adjuster there to go through it with them. 06.50.05 # nods 06.50.19 # but its a new car, so hopefully we only have the deductable 06.50.25 # cause i don't think the car is totaled 06.50.37 # it'll take a lot to total a new car 06.50.41 # nods 06.50.47 # but there is frame damage 06.50.53 # the front end is repairable 06.51.06 # but the passenger door was hard to open, so the frame needs to be pulled. 06.51.07 # frame damage is easily up to $4000 in itself :) 06.51.33 # it was either the frame or the quarter panel pushing into it 06.51.36 # im not sure which 06.51.50 # either way, it'll probably only be the deductable 06.52.00 # but now that i think about it... i could open the back passenger door 06.52.06 # so i lean towards 1/4 panel 06.52.28 # either way, im trapped at my fathers 06.52.36 # heh 06.52.39 # * MeRWiN is sorry 06.52.42 # and dealing with a gf that is trying to be as kind as she can 06.53.00 # id almost rather have her go off on me ;) 06.53.16 # so you all settled in Wayne now? 06.53.31 # I'm south of wayne I think... 06.53.42 # totowa, nj 06.53.52 # nods 06.53.58 # i know where that is :) 06.54.03 # i hate the garden state parkway... frickin' $0.35 every 2 miles :) 06.54.22 # lol 06.54.25 # you get used to it ;) 06.54.57 # hopefully i won't have to get used to it. heh 06.56.31 # hehehe 07.09.17 # adi: how close are you to finishing the icons? 07.10.36 # right now.. 2-3 wks :) 07.10.42 # so if you want them... hammer away mate 07.10.51 # im trapped here for a week min 07.10.53 # 2 wks possible 07.11.26 # I have no clue on the progress as of yet 07.11.31 # heheh k 07.11.59 # I've put myself in the player UI niche... nobody was working on making it better, so I took on that 07.13.10 # heheh sweet 07.15.57 # I think the icons are a very needed feature as well 07.23.21 # time for bed, have to get up at 8am. 07.23.45 # give my regards to the rest of the guys :) 07.23.52 Nick MeRWiN is now known as MeRWiN|Sleep (merwin@1Cust53.tnt18.tpa2.da.uu.net) 07.27.27 Part adi|dads 07.43.51 Join Bagder [0] (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) 07.44.09 # morning 07.56.35 Join wettoad [0] (~wettoad@uludag.mbi-berlin.de) 07.56.47 Quit wettoad (Remote closed the connection) 08.03.40 # the config options issue sure was a can of worms 08.16.18 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 08.20.12 # Heh. Morning. 08.20.21 # morning hes 08.20.40 # Hes: do you have the www module checked out? 08.21.10 # there's a battery faq embryo in there now, hence my q 08.21.29 # I've had it checked out, yes... i'll update it 08.21.38 # cool, thanks 08.21.46 # docs/BATTERY 08.22.19 # it lacks a lot of answers still 08.23.57 # I'll add some. 08.32.08 # Can I use html/links in docs/BATTERY? 08.32.15 # will it be included somewhere in plaintext? 08.32.19 Join matsl [0] (~matsl@as13-4-5.mal.s.bonet.se) 08.32.35 # we convert the plain-text into html by a script 08.32.42 # like the FAQ is made into faq.html 08.32.50 # so URLs are fine 08.33.05 # but no stuff? 08.33.10 # no 08.33.18 # just plain http://blabla 08.33.40 # I thought using the FAQ's format was a good idea as then we could use it as plain text too 08.37.35 # Yeah, it is good. 08.38.21 # Will replacing batteries void the warranty? I'd find it most strange if it did, but the stickers inside the battery slot tells me to only use archos batteries. 08.38.48 # oh, I didn't know that 08.40.06 Join bobTHC [0] (~bobTHC@AMarseille-206-2-1-9.abo.wanadoo.fr) 08.40.16 # g morning all ! 08.40.17 # http://groups.yahoo.com/group/archosjukebox6000/message/12011 08.40.39 # the guy left his Archos on the roof of his car ;-) 08.41.07 # "about 15 miles at about 70mph" 08.41.18 # :) 08.41.27 # Hahahah 08.41.44 # It's a archos crash dummy! 08.41.50 # Take a coke can, fill it about 1/4 08.41.51 # with sand. Shake it. This is what your harddrive will sound like 08.41.51 # after the fall. 08.42.16 # "p.s. anyone got an archos to sell?" 08.42.18 # * Bagder chuckles 08.42.38 # it's really microdust hd technology ! 08.44.42 # sorry pixiedust tek ! 08.44.51 # thanx ibm 08.55.07 # more shirt designs coming up shortly 08.56.06 # good! 08.56.31 # what u think about my design? 08.57.26 # I like it 08.57.38 # the names on the team might get a bit too small though 08.58.19 # yes but my original design is at real tshirt size and it's very clear .. 08.58.46 # ok, cool 08.59.05 # i paste it on the medium t-shirt shape just to view it like the others 08.59.22 # Hey, does anyone of you see NiMH batteries being on sale at www.archos.com ? 08.59.33 # If they tell you to only use archos batteries, you should be able to buy them there. 08.59.40 # new? 09.00.11 # somebody have buy the stereo mic from archos ? 09.01.16 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/tshirt-contest/designs.html 09.02.29 # new contest incomers .... it' s a popular contest, pretty cool! 09.04.32 # hes: where on the archos site ? UK or US ? 09.05.07 # bobTHC: whatever. 09.05.18 # Do they sell them at all? 09.06.04 # no 09.06.32 # greenbattery.com 09.06.42 # sell good products... 09.07.43 # The point is, doesn't Archos tell you to use Archos-supplied batteries? 09.08.09 # Would using non-Archos batteries, theoretically, void your warranty? 09.08.18 # I would not suppose it would, but... 09.08.33 # my recorder come with 2 battery set... 09.08.40 # don't u? 09.08.41 # My recorder only came with 1 set. 09.08.52 # And the 2 sets will wear out after some time. 09.09.04 # I already bought and happily use a second set of 1800 mAh cells 09.09.18 # but now I'm trying to answer the question in the battery FAQ 09.09.23 # Q5: Is it hard to change the batteries? Does it void my warranty? 09.10.05 # ok...send a mail at archos to know it... 09.10.34 # Do they actually respond? 09.10.51 # with some delay but they respond... 09.12.01 # have u test the new 2000 mAh/NiMH Battery ? 09.13.23 # Nope. 09.13.24 Quit PsycoXul (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 09.13.55 # http://www.rueducommerce.fr/numerique/showdetl.cfm?product_id=347954&pl=347954|350159|345768|349691|348703 09.14.02 # sorry it's in french... 09.14.25 # 25€ for a battery set ! 09.14.47 # I bought my 1800 mAh for around 10 euros. 09.15.10 # u win some autonomy ? 09.15.15 # ? 09.16.15 # u win time between charge ? 09.16.30 # I guess some, but I didn't measure it 09.16.31 Join rwood [0] (~rdwrockbo@ca-santaanahub-cuda3-c9b-117.anhmca.adelphia.net) 09.16.41 # hey ho rwood 09.16.57 # the ROLO saga continues 09.17.09 # any progress? 09.17.42 # i can reload rockbox versions, but hang with 6 dots on the status bar for 1.27d 09.18.21 # i think it has something to do with the disk interface, but it will take some more work 09.18.31 Join Zagor [0] (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 09.18.34 # hey Z 09.18.43 # hi 09.19.43 # hi 09.19.49 # i found an error in the user-ram clear routine in debug-menu - uses an offset of 0x18 rather than 0x14 09.20.14 # wraps around and clears first 4 locations 09.21.00 # Ouch ! 09.21.12 # clear the clock 8-) 09.21.24 Join PsycoXul [0] (psyco@adsl-63-205-42-9.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net) 09.21.37 # only happens if you select the clear option 09.21.46 # Not too bad, but will be fixed 09.23.22 # Zagor: with all the action on the mailing list, have you considered setting up a forum - it seems like it would be easier to follow threads 09.24.44 # rwood: the archive does threading if your mail reader doesn't. I don't like web-based discussions, mailing lists are much better. 09.24.52 # Mailing lists rock. 09.25.04 # ok - it's your show 09.27.41 # I wonder if he really did find the rockbox link on the archos site 09.28.02 # i doubt it. he probably found the linux driver link and went from there 09.28.11 # sounds more likely, yes 09.28.21 # but he has a recorder 09.28.29 # so the linux driver isn't for him 09.28.52 # oh well, we'll see if he responds and let us know 09.29.13 # I wonder some Engineer from Archos Help us for the DSP programing... 09.29.42 # * bobTHC dream too much! 09.30.08 # or perhaps the indian Spammer Team 09.30.08 # bobTHC: Micronas has said nobody is allowed to write 3rd party DSP code, so Archos likely doesn't have the info either 09.30.31 # And how M3po do it? 09.30.36 # yeah, our indian friend hasn't responded yet B) 09.33.16 # Micronas sell Special purpose DSp code for is Hardware ? 09.33.26 # most likely, yes 09.34.18 # and they sell it to M3po... 09.35.10 Join Blaster_Master [0] (~noone@194.19.130.1) 09.36.51 # Micronas have a list of his DSP code ? 09.37.31 # no 09.37.38 # not that I've found anyway 09.38.22 # Micronas is very secret ! 09.38.28 # amen 09.39.00 # a lot of secret for some middle age DSP already out of date ! 09.39.51 # Whoops, the 1800 mAh cells i bought were 10 euros for 2, not for 4. 09.40.39 # thanx for the precision.. 09.41.09 # a least 3 company release more powerfull and more reliable DSP for compressed audio playback! and micronas play like CIA ! fucking micronas! 09.42.06 # I honestly don't care *that* much 09.42.32 # sorry i'm irritate 09.42.59 # I expain u my point of view... 09.43.05 # Bagder? 09.44.15 # matsl: ??? 09.45.02 # Bagder: Just saw that Robert Hak has been working on the icons for the player. Do you know anything about that? 09.45.08 # yes 09.45.27 # Bagder: Please tell me since I'm working on that too. 09.45.32 # he's been working on getting the recorder-style icons to the player ;-) 09.45.39 # hehehe 09.45.54 # Bagder: ?? 09.46.01 # what else is there to say? 09.46.09 # lcd_define_pattern() and all that 09.46.26 # I don't know how far he has reached 09.46.41 # the icons in the dir browser, that is 09.46.47 # for playlist, dir and file 09.47.15 # OK. I misunderstood. Thought it was the icons for the simulator 09.47.22 # nope, real-life icons 09.47.28 # target 09.47.43 # ok. back to the simulator then! 09.47.56 # :-) 09.48.10 # I patched your tool yday 09.48.14 # the archos use the same dsp as the M3po who his the cheapest Mp3player with "pitch" but the archos is very carriable and have all except that. And to have what the archos have plus "pitch" that cost near 1200€ for a box without HD with Smartmedia !!!! 09.48.20 # Bagder: I know! 09.48.59 # bobTHC: so buy one and reverse-engineer the DSP code ;-) 09.49.08 # * Bagder hides 09.50.21 # it's not a bad idea, but i'm sure someone have already "dig" the M3po... so i stop to annouing u with that... 09.51.12 # I committed the BATTERY file now. 09.51.18 # With the following log: 09.51.18 # Initial answers based on what I think is probably right - need to be 09.51.18 # checked and re-checked by others! I don't know what we can recommend 09.51.18 # and what we can not recommend even if we did it ourself. 09.51.51 # ... it's an starting point, please comment, discuss and edit at will. 09.51.58 # thanks hes 09.52.20 # Zagor: we made the battery faq in the same format as the ordinary faq as you might've spotted 09.52.27 # oh good 09.52.39 # and btw 09.52.49 # we should put the FAQ in the distribution archives 09.53.00 # Off to work now. At last. 09.53.01 # yeah, I know 09.53.42 # Zagor: this could easily be made now by putting both FAQs in the source-tree and just generate the HTML nicely from them as source files 09.54.21 # hm, we have no docs directory in any source tree ;-) 09.55.22 Quit rwood () 09.56.36 Nick Zagor is now known as Zagor|out (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 10.01.45 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/docs/battery.html 10.02.02 # that's how it looks converted to html 10.04.40 # Bagder: Q about resolution for the simulator? 10.04.51 # yes? 10.05.42 # Got the impresssion from earlier discussions that I was limited to say 112x7 points for the icons. 10.05.57 # that was the case back then, yes 10.06.11 # then I switched to a bigger font 10.06.11 # What's tha case now then? 10.06.36 # uh... 10.07.00 # 138x8 10.07.18 # or 138x7 if to get a line between the icons and the text 10.07.26 # s/if// 10.07.50 # ok. so lcd_bitmap can now be used in this 138x7 frame 10.08.27 # lcd_bitmap can be used to bitmap within the whole screen which is 138x54 for the player sim 10.08.42 # right. 10.08.59 # at least that's the intention 10.09.17 # I'm happy with that at the moment. Just wondering. Why don't we have a higher resolution so that the icons can look good. 10.09.21 # and since the text appears, we can know it works at least partially 10.09.41 # because we haven't made it so 10.10.04 Quit Blaster_Master (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 10.10.17 # ok. 10.10.22 # I wanted it to look a little like the player's screen 10.10.33 # that's why I didn't want the icons to be very big 10.10.51 # The icons will look like crap but, hey, its a simulator. 10.11.36 # you're free to change 10.12.27 # As i said. I'm happy with it. I know what to do now and if I just stop talking to you I might even be able to check somthing in today. ;-) 10.12.46 # * Bagder hides in silence ;-) 10.14.42 Nick bobTHC is now known as bobTHC|work (~bobTHC@AMarseille-206-2-1-9.abo.wanadoo.fr) 10.15.38 Join notch [0] (hidden-use@arthur.techprt.co.uk) 10.16.19 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 10.20.30 # bill kantz said via the list that he got to rockbox via the ARCHOS website? 10.20.39 # yes 10.20.57 # I'm curious too 10.21.16 # the only such link i found was the 'Linux Driver' link to bjorn's isd200 driver page... 10.21.24 # Had a look but cant find any refs to rockbox.... 10.21.49 # I think he found the isd200 driver and the rockbox from there 10.22.30 # ahh, oh well though ARCHOS was admitting how crap thier firmware is :-) 10.22.36 # I followed that link once as well 10.24.09 # Hey, what do you think about the Q10 in http://rockbox.haxx.se/docs/battery.html ? 10.25.01 # That's what my little experience in electronics and amateur radio and school of technology tells me, but I really don't have experience on using other chargers with the unit. 10.25.17 # Someone was said to be using a pretty high voltage charger? 10.25.21 Quit notch () 10.25.29 Join notch [0] (hidden-use@arthur.techprt.co.uk) 10.25.30 # me neither, I'm really not very good at these things 10.26.05 # I think Hadaka is using some higher voltage charger 10.26.56 # coffee! 10.27.31 # yo 10.27.49 # I'm using a 12V charger, yes 10.27.51 # supplied by Archos 10.28.12 # You will find the output V drops as the I increases... 10.28.47 # What's the I rating? 10.29.41 # mmh, I think it was 1.5A or something, don't have it handy here 10.29.55 # Humm... with the recorder? 10.29.58 # yes 10.30.15 # Which charger is this (on the archos web shop)? 10.30.24 # the travel charger 10.30.32 # Can't be 1.5A... it would be huge! 10.30.44 # now let's see 10.31.05 # it was more A than the original charger - and it wasn't shown as mA 10.31.17 # it was over 1.0A - or it might've been just 1.0A 10.31.24 # shizer! 10.31.24 # Can you check that please? 10.31.32 # Does it heat up a lot? 10.32.05 # http://www.archos.com/uk/products/product_acadapters.html 10.32.13 # I can check it (again) when I get home 10.32.21 # it's the Universal Adapter from there 10.33.05 Join pyvasene [0] (~pyvasene@ns1.alcove-solutions.com) 10.33.08 # Doesnt have a current rating on the website:-( 10.33.14 Join Low[a] [0] (H@p5085EBC4.dip.t-dialin.net) 10.33.19 # yeah, that sucks 10.33.25 # morning all 10.33.27 Nick Low[a] is now known as Lowfiler (H@p5085EBC4.dip.t-dialin.net) 10.33.29 Part pyvasene 10.33.34 # mornin 10.33.36 Join pyvasene [0] (~pyvasene@ns1.alcove-solutions.com) 10.33.37 # anyway >=1.0A, 12V - that much I remember for sure 10.33.37 # morning Low 10.33.45 # I guess that's the highest spec for a charger that we can recommend, whatever it is 10.34.03 # be nice to measure the output V unser load.... 10.34.06 # under 10.34.13 # and it heats, but not that much 10.34.55 # as in, the archos has been warm, sometimes even borderline hot, but not really 10.37.15 # Have you used it with the rockbox charger without blowing it up? 8-) 10.38.33 # I debugged the charging for Linus at one point - and charged for testing a bit - but I haven't really really used rockbox ever - except for testing 10.38.59 # I usually let it sit all day, charging, at my work - while it's playing - and never charge it when I'm home 10.39.07 # except maybe during the weekends 10.39.24 # but now the charger is at home because my archos is kind of broken 10.39.39 # can somebody here tell me an efnet server plz 10.40.22 # Lowfiler: irc.stealth.net 10.40.38 # I thought irc.stealth.net was IRCNet? 10.40.47 # oops 10.40.48 # right 10.41.08 # irc.efnet.net then ;-) 10.41.08 # thx 10.41.16 # irc.efnet.net doesnt work :) 10.41.23 # irc.ais.net 10.41.27 # irc.phoenix.net 10.41.37 # efnet.cs.hut.fi, irc.ludd.luth.se 10.42.06 # hmm, dunno which server would let .net in 10.42.50 # they all doesnt work 10.43.01 # irc.secsup.uu.net 10.43.08 # irc.Qeast.net 10.43.20 # Lowfiler: they all work, they just don't let you in 10.43.34 # irc.easynews.com 10.43.41 # thx irc.queast.net works 10.43.46 # bagder: i know :) 10.43.57 # your domain is probably banned from quite a lot of servers 10.44.08 # ya thats the problem 10.44.38 # want my advice? fire up 'muh' on a host that runs on a different host and "bounce" on that to IRC 10.44.45 # on a different domain 10.46.33 # i have a server on which my domain works 10.46.38 # thats ok 10.51.08 Nick Zagor|out is now known as Zagor (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 10.58.04 Quit mbr (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 11.00.06 # blah.... 11.00.14 # can't sleep here. too hot! 11.16.36 # where are you elinenbe? 11.21.00 Nick notch is now known as notch|out (hidden-use@arthur.techprt.co.uk) 11.26.42 # New York 11.30.09 # oh what time is it on your side of the world :P 11.37.54 # 12:37 CTCP TIME reply from elinenbe: Tue Aug 20 05:37:49 2002 11.37.56 # 12:37 CTCP TIME reply from Lowfiler: Tue Aug 20 11:39:11 2002 11.38.03 # ...the answer is closer than you think :) 11.38.59 # hehe 11.39.50 # nice :) 12.16.20 Nick Zagor is now known as Zagor|out (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 12.16.21 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 12.41.57 Nick pyvasene is now known as pyvasene|lunch (~pyvasene@ns1.alcove-solutions.com) 12.57.18 Join LinusN [0] (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 13.10.05 # * Bagder sneaks back in 13.11.23 # maybe... 13.11.36 # when I press 'next' to load the next song, we should stop the scroll 13.11.42 # in the wps 13.12.48 Join adi|dads [0] (adi_dads@pool-138-89-6-133.mad.east.verizon.net) 13.14.18 Nick pyvasene|lunch is now known as pyvasene (~pyvasene@ns1.alcove-solutions.com) 13.14.41 # hey ho adi at dad's 13.15.13 # Bagder: How do I clear just the pixels set in an icon. Is there any function for that in the API? 13.15.18 # * adi|dads nods 13.15.36 # yeah. you can use the clean rectangle one 13.15.43 # and set it for the location of the icon 13.16.00 # either that or replace the icon by a space 13.16.02 # * adi|dads shrugs 13.16.04 # i don't want to clearthe whole rectangle. Only the pixels set 13.16.17 # why? 13.16.18 # * adi|dads will bite 13.16.19 # why? 13.16.44 # matsl: you're doing code for the simulator, there's no need to optimize ;-) 13.16.50 # besides 13.16.52 # * adi|dads smirks 13.17.00 # the x11 code only clears and sets the dots it has to anyway 13.17.09 # * adi|dads slaps Bagder around a bit with a large trout 13.17.19 # * adi|dads slaps matsl around a bit with a large trout 13.17.19 # * Bagder hides from big bad adi 13.17.22 # battery-symbol. Consists of battery-frame plus three rectangles inside the battery frame. 13.17.34 # okay.. 13.17.56 # Please enlighten me if I'm heading in the wrong direction. 13.18.06 # sure 13.18.09 # * adi|dads points the other way 13.18.14 # thats the right direction 13.18.16 # off you go 13.18.18 # * adi|dads smirks 13.18.26 # * adi|dads appologizes 13.18.31 # i get evil when i can't code :( 13.18.53 # Don't applogize. tell me there is a function for me in the API ;-) 13.18.59 # matsl: you can clear rectangles, lines or pixels. you pick 13.19.04 # yeah... clear rectangle 13.19.42 # OK. Seems I want lcd_bitmap_clear or something then. 13.19.42 # or you could give Bagder head, and he will invent something else 13.19.47 # but i vote again'st that... 13.20.43 # matsl: why not simple use the API that exists? 13.20.46 # simply 13.21.03 # but sure, make a "lcd_bitmap_clear" if that makes you feel better ;-) 13.22.00 # anyone have a version of nmap on their machine? 13.22.39 # Bagder: If I want to clear all bits set in a bitmap I and I use the suggested method of clearing by pixel I would actually invent lcd_bitmap_clear wouldn't I 13.23.21 # matsl: I still think you shuld clear_rect() and then bitmap() or draw the stuff that should be there 13.23.26 # imho 13.23.59 # adi|dads: no nmap here 13.24.53 # Bagder: Problem is. battery symbol is four icons. three of them inside the forth. The forth whipes out the other three. 13.25.18 # matsl: draw them in a different order then 13.25.36 # * adi|dads nm .. got it 13.25.42 # Bagder: I can't control the order. I just implement lcd_icon for the simulator. 13.25.44 # * adi|dads is SO thankful he is still logged in from work 13.25.54 # draw the outline first, then the inside 13.26.29 # matsl: you should create a sim_icon_redraw() 13.26.41 # that redraws the whole icon shebang 13.26.44 # * adi|dads calls it a night and tries to sleep again.. bbl... 13.26.45 Quit adi|dads () 13.26.59 # LinusN: why? 13.26.59 # and lcd_icon should just set some flags 13.27.09 # because you can't control the order 13.27.18 # LinusN: Aha... !!!! 13.28.12 # * Bagder still doesn't understands, but gives up 13.28.49 # and I can't write correct english either 13.28.55 # :-) 13.31.20 # Bagder: Who said I understood my own problem? ;-) 13.31.54 # but now you do... 13.34.58 # At least I know how to hack it. 13.46.30 Join Snorlax [0] (lamamba_@h135n1fls34o883.telia.com) 13.50.53 Join Blaster_Master [0] (~noone@194.19.130.1) 14.03.23 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/mp3/edx/ <= edx's test mp3 files 14.04.23 # what are u testing? 14.04.43 # I'm not testing, but when I get those I'll test them all ;-) 14.04.52 # mainly the id3 and time stuff 14.05.04 # k 14.05.09 # that rockbox will display the correct bitrate, freq and time 14.05.19 # k 14.08.38 Quit Lowfiler (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 14.16.23 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 14.22.01 Quit MeRWiN|Sleep () 14.24.13 # hm 14.24.17 # my rockbox froze 14.24.26 # I pressed OFF 14.24.34 # and now I could resume again 14.24.46 # ... only to get it resumed to where I was like an hour ago or so 14.41.34 Quit notch|out (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 14.48.28 # anybody here? 14.48.51 # yeps 14.49.01 # ok, maybe this is abit of topic but what headphones u got? 14.49.47 # I've got some pretty basic sony ones 14.50.08 # u got a player/recorder 14.50.09 # not those that everyone raves so much about 14.50.11 # recorder 14.50.27 # ok, and u get bassa and volume? 14.50.39 # yes 14.50.53 # on a bus/subway? 14.51.02 # yes, sure 14.51.34 # I got a player! 14.51.36 # arrgh! 14.51.46 # the player has worse sound 14.53.51 # yupp 14.54.23 Join MeRWiN|Sleep [0] (merwin@1Cust103.tnt19.tpa2.da.uu.net) 14.54.32 # found another error in resume :P 14.54.34 Nick MeRWiN|Sleep is now known as MeRWiN (merwin@1Cust103.tnt19.tpa2.da.uu.net) 14.54.42 # * Bagder points to Zagor|out ;-) 14.54.55 # yup :) 14.55.13 # When you resume, the time of the song starts at 0:00 even if you're in the middle of the song 14.55.16 # Bagder: dir play resume with random fails 14.55.34 # LinusN: do you know why? 14.55.54 # i think your "play the selected file" fix broke it 14.56.08 # probably, but I can't see why it would do that 14.57.22 # and it struck me that if we don't have repeat-all, we need a way for a resumed play-all-dir to know when it reaches the end of the dir-play 14.59.30 Join Lowfiler [0] (~lowfiler@pD95423E7.dip.t-dialin.net) 15.06.36 Quit Blaster_Master (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 15.11.29 # * Bagder got release-party cake 15.11.32 # I like these long plane rides... I get to find all the bugs I created (usually very tiny ones that nobody will ever run across) 15.11.53 # release-party cake? 15.11.58 # hehe 15.12.06 # yeah, celebration here at my work 15.12.13 # nice nice 15.12.48 # we should have release-party cake for 1.3 ... although I think the cake would be fairly stale after being transported from sweeden to the states 15.13.07 # hehe 15.13.20 # http://www.alliedtelesyn.com/allied/common/easyprint.asp?tablename=PressReleases&fieldname=Text&memoID=278&productid=0 15.13.36 # that's the end "user" of what we make 15.14.03 # kind of techie sales talk 15.16.01 # bothell... that's just down the street from where i live :) 15.16.51 # :-) 15.17.19 # I didn't know that Allied Telesyn was from there 15.17.43 # Allied is some kind of partner of net Insight that I do consulting for 15.17.54 # ahh 15.18.11 # * MeRWiN hates 56k dialup. 15.18.15 # * MeRWiN misses his cable-modem 15.19.54 # haha. I got an e-mail regarding my Nokia Ringtone website that just said "You suck". Now that is one unhappy customer that I just can't please 15.20.48 Quit Bagder ("disconnecting from stoned server.") 15.21.26 Join Bagder [0] (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) 15.21.29 Join Blaster_Master [0] (~noone@firewall.scribona.com) 15.24.10 # have u seen the new macrosafe from macrovision for broadcasting films... 15.24.20 # what is it? 15.24.58 # the new macrovision secure film on demand standart 15.25.36 # LinusN: you checked out the battery faq? 15.26.31 # with AES and triple DES encryption! 15.27.00 # secure until someone dig it! 15.27.28 # well, the client needs to decode it to view it, so then someone can decode it to save it soon 15.27.41 # Bagder: agreed 15.27.55 # http://www.macrovision.com/solutions/video/drm/overview.php3 15.27.59 # Any technology is easy to crack, if given the right person 15.28.34 # when someone build something someone can can destoy it! 15.28.53 # bobTHC|work: but the stuff we do here for video broadcast is more at the hardware level, like the protocols on the fibre 15.29.19 # Bagder: where is the faq? 15.29.22 # ok... 15.29.32 # Why are companies so intent on spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to create "bigger locks" that just take a couple more days to break through. Don't they understand that there's no lock that a determined computer geek can't get through? 15.29.37 # LinusN: http://rockbox.haxx.se/docs/battery.html 15.29.44 # LinusN: but edit the docs/BATTERY 15.30.14 # LinusN: most of the A's come from Hes so far 15.30.16 # merwin : sony music is in this case with audiocd protection 15.30.39 # With the following log: 15.30.46 # Initial answers based on what I think is probably right - need to be 15.30.53 # checked and re-checked by others! I don't know what we can recommend 15.30.59 # to remove it just use a postit or a marker 15.31.00 # and what we can not recommend even if we did it ourself. 15.31.05 # ... it's an starting point, please comment, discuss and edit at will. 15.33.13 # bobTHC|work: heh 15.33.35 # I was wondering... 1.5V alkaline batteries would work in an emergency, but cause the device to heat up more (at the regulators doing more work) 15.33.50 # But with Hadaka and others using it with a 12V travel charger... 15.34.08 # Hes: I tried them.. 1.5v alkaline does work. It does heat up alot though 15.34.33 # We need to be clearer about which model the answers apply to 15.34.55 # Bagder: I'm stuck with second icon line. help needed. 15.34.55 # just use non full 1.5 alkaline .. 15.35.08 # matsl: shooot 15.35.42 # LinusN: true, my answers are pretty much recorder-specific 15.35.42 # well, the icons simply don't show on the display. Nothing wrong with them. They display fine on the first line. 15.35.52 Quit MeRWiN () 15.36.32 # Bagder: Could there be something the chops of the last bit of the pixmap? 15.36.53 # Bagder: I have tried setting LCD_HEIGHT but it doesn't change a thing. 15.36.53 # anything 15.36.56 # 's possible 15.37.41 # so nothing in the whole lower section becomes visible? 15.38.26 # Bagder: no. After the text I'm not able to display the icons. Y-position LCD_HEIGHT - 7 was my first assumption, Tried a bunch of others as well. 15.38.48 # well LCD_HEIGHT is already bigger than the player sim display so that shouldn't matter 15.39.44 # Aha. maybe I should start counting pixels. Maybe I'm just writing behiond the text 15.40.15 # you should start at... 40 I guess 15.40.22 # Y-wise 15.40.34 # Bagder: I have tried it but its worth another go. 15.40.49 # make sure you lcd_update() too properly 15.41.33 # Bagder: I have to stop soon. got battery, play, record, and volume working in simulator. 15.41.56 # cool 15.42.09 # Bagder: When I get the second line working i'll checkin. maybe tomorrow!? 15.42.18 # sounds fine 15.43.02 # Bagder: besides I don't do any lcd_update myself. Should I? 15.43.12 # yes 15.43.28 # the player code doesn't need lcd_update() 15.43.35 # but the player sim does 15.44.05 # ok. so maybe I have just been darn lucky with the other icons then? 15.44.24 # yes, possibly, because the text functions do lcd_update() 15.44.40 # ok 15.45.04 # Bagder: thanks for the info. cu 15.45.08 # bye 15.45.13 Quit matsl ("Client Exiting") 15.45.49 # ...we should provide a memcmp() soon 15.46.07 # for all those poor people who get a newer gcc 15.47.24 # hm 15.47.36 # I didn't understand that? 15.47.52 # are you sure you want the "optimized" version there? 15.48.15 # the optimized? 15.48.23 # you mean optimized strcmp() ? 15.48.50 # no I mean the optimized whatever that used memcmp internally - that the newer gcc does 15.49.20 # yes, it is some strcmp() stuff that it converts, possible something else too of course 15.49.27 # you think it is bad? 15.50.07 # well unless you provide all the functions those things require and understand that the optimization is happening, I'm favoring not using the inlines at all 15.51.39 # well, my thinking was more that if it optmizes into using other functions and we can easily provide those other functions, that might be a good thing 15.52.16 # but we can also of course append the option that disables that optimization, whatever flag that is 15.52.25 # it's -fno-inline 15.52.50 # it is? 15.53.20 # whops 15.53.28 # it's -fno-builtin :) 15.53.45 # ah, that makes more sense ;-) 15.54.01 # right, we should probably slap that one on instead 15.54.15 # then we should work better with newer gccs 15.54.18 # but the thing is, those builtin inlines change the behaviour of things - like forexample when memcpy becomes an inline assembly loop 15.54.26 # and I'm not sure if that's wanted in all cases 15.55.03 # you can say -fno-builtin-strcmp ofcourse to solve the one problem you have 15.55.16 # but that would be quite the worst solution 15.56.03 # oh btw 15.56.14 # you could use -ffreestanding as a compilation option 15.56.36 # aha 15.56.36 # "A freestanding environment is one in which the standard library may not exist, and program startup may not necessarily be at "main". The most obvious example is an OS kernel." 15.56.42 # sounds perfect 15.56.48 # exactly 15.56.54 # * Bagder adds 15.56.58 # um 15.57.05 # check if it works with older gcc's first ;) 15.57.19 # that was from gcc-3.1 manual page 15.57.21 # hehe 15.57.34 Part LinusN 15.58.15 # egcs-2.91.66 has it at least 15.58.45 # oh goodie 16.01.27 Nick Zagor|out is now known as Zagor (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 16.01.43 # oh man. people want shortcut keys for really obscure functions... 16.01.46 # oh and, if you want something optimized - like memcpy 16.02.26 # you can do #define memcpy(d, s, n) __builtin_memcpy ((d), (s), (n)) 16.02.48 Quit Blaster_Master (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 16.05.53 Join LinusN [0] (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 16.06.00 # bah, I don't like merwins wps.c commit. it resets the scroll every time you adjust volume. I don't understand why he did that. 16.07.57 # doesn't sound like something you want it to do 16.08.42 # Zagor: btw, you should also dive into the battery faq and shovel in your edits 16.09.08 # yup 16.09.44 # I've forced LinusN on it and Hes contributed massively this morning 16.12.33 # Hehe. I have benchmarked Magnus Holmgren's assembly language 8-bit bitswap function 16.12.43 # any cool? 16.12.57 # guess what? it is _faster_ than the 16-bit version!!! 16.13.03 # r0ck 16.13.11 # yay 16.13.21 # at leat it seems like it is 16.13.21 # now, how fast is an assembly 16-bit version? B) 16.13.35 # the resolution is in ticks... 16.15.02 # the 16-bit version does 32Kb in 4 ticks 16.15.19 # hello. Interesting thing. On the recorder6k, when I put it in button lock mode, I can still turn the status bar on and off hitting F3 16.15.24 # the 8-bit version does 32Kb in 4 ticks too, but sometimes in 3... 16.15.52 # elinenbe: yes, that's because the wps code is a mess. major cleanup coming up... 16.16.26 # Zagor: nice. I hate messy code :-) 16.16.27 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 16.17.49 # Zagor: i will commit Magnus' assembly code as-is, in bitswap.S 16.17.56 # ok 16.18.20 # * LinusN is drooling over the extra 128Kb we will gain... 16.20.07 # hehe 16.23.16 # * elinenbe is drooling over 128kb of Doom once my raytracing engine is completed... :-) 16.24.05 # :) 16.24.08 # hehe 16.24.17 # well they ported doom to the cannon digital cameras... 16.24.44 # Well, gotta go! 16.25.05 # see ya LinusN 16.25.10 # Magnus Holmgren is surely the Hero Of The Day! 16.25.19 # for sure! 16.25.28 # * Bagder hails Magnus 16.26.04 # still, we need to keep our ears open for bugs... 16.26.07 # bye LinusN 16.26.12 # bye! 16.26.13 Part LinusN 16.35.58 # Zagor: you tried that update_rect() fix yet? 16.42.53 # blah, I hate snmp 16.42.57 # yes, I've been running it for a day 16.43.07 # coolio 16.43.56 # I wasn't 100% sure I wrote it correctly ;-) 16.44.02 # :-) 16.44.22 # well it appears to work, anyway. or else it's some other lcd_update that does the job... :-) 16.44.44 # hm, right the normal one will update that rect too 16.44.51 # yes 16.47.43 # btw, can we get an interrupt from a timer or something? 16.48.00 # I'm thinking about sleep 16.48.28 # we do get a tick interrupt. check kernel.c 16.52.17 Join zaknafein [0] (zaknafein@faerun.ugr.es) 16.53.58 # Bagder: that unshuffle fix you did must be altered to cope with resume 16.54.06 # I know 16.54.19 # we need to differentiate between resume and the play-dir 16.54.42 # linus said I broke the resume for all-dir play 16.54.53 # not that I understand why 16.54.59 # yeah, in shuffle mode anyway 16.55.26 # you figured out why? 16.55.46 # i think so. just a minute... 16.57.04 # the sleep mode runs on 40mA compared to 60mA normal mode 16.57.18 # sh-1 sleep mode? 16.57.21 # yes 16.57.25 # ok 16.57.36 # it takes 3 cycles to get into the mode 16.57.44 # and out? 16.57.54 # it wasn't quite as clear 16.58.04 # what about dram refresh and iram contents? 16.59.16 # the iram is no problem at least 16.59.23 # RAM is said to be "Held" 16.59.47 # ok 16.59.59 # I suspect that we can go down to SLEEP for very short intervals to reduce power consumption 17.00.16 # it basicly just halts the CPU core 17.00.31 # we should reorganize the scheduler to use process queues 17.00.41 # then we could spend lots of time in sleep mode 17.01.20 # well for starters and experiments, we can have one thread go down to sleep mode and then release it again 17.01.24 # for like 10-20 ms 17.01.36 # yeah 17.01.44 # it would only slow down the thread-shifting 17.02.03 # as long as we scan the keys fast enough and the lcd gets updated, no one should notice 17.02.13 # right 17.04.43 # pity we can't use the standby mode ;-) 17.04.50 # 0.0.1 uA 17.04.52 # 0.01 17.05.01 # that's deep coma 17.05.04 # hehe 17.05.09 # but no ram is held? 17.05.28 # ram is held 17.05.34 # but? 17.05.35 # but lots of other things go 17.05.52 # such as? 17.05.54 # clock halted 17.06.08 # "supporting functions" halted 17.06.17 # not sure that that means 17.06.35 # only nmi irq can wake it up 17.06.46 # ouch. ok, sounds pretty harsh. 17.06.49 # except for power-on and manual reset 17.07.35 # 0.01 uA is amazingly little current 17.07.46 # yeah 17.09.02 # dir-play resume works for unshuffled 17.13.32 # I'm off for tonight, see ya 17.13.34 Part Bagder 17.25.44 Quit elinenbe () 17.46.53 Quit pyvasene ("[x]chat") 17.55.41 Part zaknafein 18.09.58 Join notch|out [0] (hidden-use@arthur.techprt.co.uk) 18.16.31 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 18.24.13 Quit Snorlax () 18.44.08 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Joshua@adsl-34-234-106.bct.bellsouth.net) 18.50.38 Quit Jet8810 ("Client Exiting") 19.01.10 # * notch|out snorts diet coke to speed delivery to brain.... 19.01.21 Quit notch|out () 19.08.44 # use jolt or drpepper ;) 19.17.34 Join merkisoft [0] (~asdf@dclient217-162-130-213.hispeed.ch) 20.09.33 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Joshua@adsl-34-215-172.bct.bellsouth.net) 20.11.03 # anybody here currently on msn messenger? 20.12.19 Quit xam ("ChatZilla 0.8.7 [Mozilla rv:1.0.0/1]") 20.15.56 # nm 20.16.35 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 20.18.35 Quit merkisoft () 20.32.57 Quit RipnetUK () 20.42.15 Join elinenbe [0] (trilluser@pm306-17.dialip.mich.net) 20.43.31 # hi there 20.47.13 # bye there. 20.47.19 Quit elinenbe () 21.16.34 Quit Zagor ("Client Exiting") 21.16.45 Join Zagor [0] (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 21.16.49 Join Zagor_ [0] (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 21.16.49 Quit Zagor (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 21.17.04 Nick Zagor_ is now known as Zagor (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 21.26.49 Quit Jet8810 (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21.27.20 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Joshua@adsl-34-215-172.bct.bellsouth.net) 21.48.07 Nick Tebe is now known as Tumm- (coyote@mysko.net) 21.59.47 Join mbr [0] (~mbr@pD904CA03.dip.t-dialin.net) 22.03.53 Part mbr 22.06.12 Quit Jet8810 (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 22.06.35 Join nsauzede [0] (gizz@lyon-4-a7-62-147-49-8.dial.proxad.net) 22.06.49 # hi all 22.09.16 # hi 22.14.41 # congrats again for the good work :) 22.15.37 # :-) thanks 22.15.52 # BTW, just a question.. 22.16.10 # sure 22.16.31 # I recently received all emails of the list twice, did that happen to someone else ? 22.16.38 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 22.17.02 # not me 22.17.38 # it may be a problem with my pop server, so... 22.18.32 # else, I wondered if one can/must/must'nt use archos logo/name on the tshirts designs ?? 22.18.57 # good question. we should probably avoid using their official logo anyway 22.19.31 # yes, and the question is valid for the jukebox name, no ? (tm) 22.19.46 # (and the photos ?) 22.20.20 # i'm pretty sure "jukebox" is not protected by archos. it's a very generic name. 22.20.35 # but, yeah. it's an interesting question. 22.21.49 # indeed, I wanted to send an email to you to ask many points like this for the submissions (can/must/must'nt use that or this) 22.23.37 # BTW, did you receive the email I just sent to the list ? It's about Players USB icon 22.23.48 # yes I did 22.24.02 # thanks, I missed just that the other day 22.24.21 # cool;) what do you think of the double-height issue ? 22.24.33 # which version did you test on? 22.25.00 # well, original firmware is 5.07d, if I remember well... 22.25.00 # and did you have resume to "on" (not "ask")? 22.25.06 # resume : on 22.25.07 Nick dwihno|gone is now known as dwihn0r (dwihno@Bald067.Baldakinen.Umea.SE) 22.25.07 DBUG Enqueued KICK dwihn0r 22.25.11 # Good afternoon 22.25.12 # i found it :-) 22.25.15 # Or something like that :) 22.25.18 # hi dwihn0r 22.25.21 # hi ! 22.25.39 # Hi, Mr. Zagor. You got the rights to indent. Every tab can and will be used against you! 22.25.45 # zagor : I was resuming a playlist at bootup 22.26.05 # nsauzede: yes, I found the bug. checking in now. 22.26.17 # so fast ? unbelievable :) 22.26.30 # I read about the optimized bitswap. How much of a performance increase does it boast? 22.26.55 # zagor : beware Luke, you are coding faster than your shadow... 8-) 22.27.06 # dwihn0r: not significantly faster. the big thing is we save 128 KB ram 22.27.32 # but Lionus said it was even faster than 16bit method.. 22.27.38 # ?? 22.27.48 # Zagor: Ah. Saving RAM! :D Misa like that very much :) 22.28.11 # yes, but I don't think it's that much faster. the big thing is that we can save the ram and don't sacrifice performance 22.28.21 # right. 22.28.22 # not that the new algo is much faster 22.28.25 # I bet my pants that the buffer size of rockbox outclasses the buffer of the stock firmware 22.28.51 # it might. should be fairly simple to test. 22.29.02 # Yeah... :) 22.29.12 # on recorders, can you play game while listening to music ? 22.29.15 # edx's win32 makefiles aren't updated yet, I presume? 22.29.18 # nsauzede: yes 22.29.27 # dwihn0r: dunno 22.30.35 # zagor: I'm desparately trying to compile win32 simulator on cygwin/W2000 with builtin mingw32, but that fails... :( 22.30.57 # => must use MS VC :( 22.31.27 # i'm sorry, I have never tried using windows. I'm a 100% linux guy. 22.32.33 # linux is cute 22.32.48 # Especially that penguin :) 22.33.51 # zagor: I'm an Androgyne, Linux+Win2000, but I've got to choose at bootup ;-) 22.34.57 # mbr has gone berzerk 22.35.38 # the ROLO thing really rocks !! I hope it will soon be checked in (I'm fed up patching cvs against the old ROLO-1 patch :) 22.35.59 # it doesn't work on recorders yet. it will go in when it does. 22.36.11 # that's right 22.36.25 # I hope I had a recorder... 22.36.44 # good night, guys, have to go ! 22.37.03 # Me too. I'm all worn out. 22.37.06 Nick dwihn0r is now known as dwihno|gone (dwihno@Bald067.Baldakinen.Umea.SE) 22.37.06 DBUG Enqueued KICK dwihno|gone 22.37.25 Quit nsauzede () 22.40.56 Join mbr [0] (~tiw4mabr@rhlx01.fht-esslingen.de) 22.47.48 # mbr: why are you adding strlen() to the width on propfont displays? 23.33.56 # Zagor: Are you there? Sorry was offline ... 23.35.36 # I added strlen, because lcd_getstringsize does not count the pixels between characters for propfonts 23.36.17 # OK lets talk about that tomorrow .. 23.36.57 # you should fix the bug in lcd_getstringsize instead 23.37.40 # I'll do that. I just wanted to ask before I modify lcd.c 23.38.07 # I was not sure if this is a bug 23.38.50 # Additional i'd like compatible lcd_getstringsize in lodable and prop fonts 23.41.10 # the font system will be redone after 1.3 so don't spend too much effort cleaning that code 23.42.04 # OK. I'll fix only the lcd_getstringsize for prop fonts 23.42.34 # But it has to wait. I'm tired :) 23.42.37 # also I think you should consult us before adding things like status bar in menus. it's a design issue not to be decided by a single person 23.42.45 # sure. see you tomorrow. 23.43.42 # Oh. I'm sorry. But Linus and Bagder said a while ago, that they want status bar im menus ... 23.43.43 Join Miran [0] (~dani@collcott.demon.co.uk) 23.43.58 # they did? ok, sorry then. my mistake. 23.44.24 # They said it before 1.2 was released. 23.44.46 # Miran: I don't know. did we break the battery meter? 23.45.00 # under debug 23.45.13 # the text is cut off at the bottem of the scale 23.45.13 # define "break". what goes wrong? 23.45.54 # in the debug menu, there is a battery viewer 23.46.01 # now the bottem half of the text is cut off 23.46.09 # I broke it with the status bar changes .. 23.46.18 # and the tops of the graph appear to be truncated 23.46.24 Ctcp Ignored 2 channel CTCP requests in 11 minutes and 59 seconds at the last flood 23.46.24 # * dwihno|gone would love his USB icon checked in 23.46.27 # Just thinking out loud :) 23.46.32 # :) 23.46.45 # dwihno|gone: not tonight. I'm going to sleep. 23.47.14 # Zagor: well, the img is at http://dw.lahma.net/rockbox/usb_tuned.gif - do as you wish with it (I got a new job) 23.47.36 Quit Zagor ("Client Exiting") 23.53.00 Quit Miran ("Its not that you do not see, it is mearly that your eyes do not perceive")