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00.11.14 #       <MeRWiN> yo eggman
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00.56.07 #       <StevenKarp> what does the 2s,4s,6s in the AutoVolume settings mean ?
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01.19.39 #       <MeRWiN-> heya hardeep
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03.58.58 #       <StevenKarp> any1 alive ?
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04.30.42 #       <MeRWiN> sup Steven
04.31.27 #       <StevenKarp> hey
04.31.41 #       <StevenKarp> do u know what does the 2s,4s,6s in the AutoVolume settings mean ?
04.32.11 #       <elinenbe> I think they mean time until the Jukebox self destructs
04.32.31 #       <MeRWiN> Hmm... I don't use it, but I think it means the length of time that it will scan to find a normalized volume
04.32.45 #       <MeRWiN> ie: 6s would scan 6 seconds of the song to determine a normalized volume
04.32.54 #       <StevenKarp> i c, thnx
04.32.58 #       <MeRWiN> no prob
04.33.05 #       <MeRWiN> Kibbles and bits and bits and bits
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07.22.03 #       <hardeep> Awfully quiet on here today. :)
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09.50.33 #       <rwood> has anyone here worked with the RTC?
09.51.44 #       <MeRWiN> not me!
09.52.51 #       <rwood> MeRWiN: are you still in NJ?
10.05.14 #       <PsycoXul> the custom wps is displaying a blank line for me
10.06.59 #       <MeRWiN> rwood: nope
10.07.13 #       <MeRWiN> Got the hell out of dodge
10.07.14 #       <MeRWiN> :)
10.07.24 #       <rwood> MeRWiN: well then, welcome home
10.07.29 #       <MeRWiN> PsycoXul: are you using it right?
10.07.46 #       <PsycoXul> no, i'm using the 1-line id3 cause the custom displays a blank line :p
10.08.06 #       <MeRWiN> with the latest cvs?
10.08.10 #       <PsycoXul> yeah
10.08.27 #       <MeRWiN> you have #define CUSTOM_WPS also?
10.08.32 #       <PsycoXul> yes
10.08.47 #       <PsycoXul> i have the menu option and it uses it but just shows a blank line
10.10.13 #       <MeRWiN> I'm using the CVS from 8/24 and it worked :P  I'll look at it in the morning. I know Zagor did some stuff to it, and I *think* that I updated my CVS with it, but i'll double check
10.10.24 #       <MeRWiN> I'll be around about noon or one pacific
10.10.31 #       <PsycoXul> heh
10.10.48 #       <PsycoXul> yeah one thing you accidently commited the #define uncommented
10.11.59 #       <MeRWiN> yeah... when i fixed the CRLF
10.12.06 #       <MeRWiN> I forgot to recomment it
10.12.22 #       <MeRWiN> i felt bad :)
10.12.27 #       <PsycoXul> hehe
10.13.06 #       <PsycoXul> i've got 3 steel tubes stuck in a piece of plaster in a little metal dish
10.13.17 #       <MeRWiN> hmm... interesting
10.13.17 #       <MeRWiN> :)
10.13.20 #       <MeRWiN> g'nite... I'll be around tomorrow to troubleshoot the problems
10.13.25 #       <PsycoXul> night :p
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13.06.22 #       <PsycoXul> oh my god.. i can't believe somebody's done something with that old beginning of a game i wrote for the player heh
13.06.36 #       <PsycoXul> i guess i should do something more with it :p
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14.47.13 #       <edx> hi Zagor
14.51.01 #       <Zagor> hi
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15.07.02 #       <freshmaker> Zagor: Hej!
15.07.19 #       <freshmaker> Zagor: Is soft scrolling a wanted feature?
15.07.28 #       <Zagor> yes
15.07.37 #       <freshmaker> i have a aptch
15.07.43 #       <Zagor> nice
15.08.19 #       <freshmaker> it's just a proof of concept, so it only works w/ propfonts
15.08.30 #       <Zagor> ok
15.09.33 #       <freshmaker> the changes are subtle, and some glitches need to be fixed
15.11.18 #       <Zagor> stop making excuses and post the patch ;)
15.14.30 #       <freshmaker> it should hit the list any minute now
15.15.48 #       <freshmaker> *grr* german isp's laggy mail relay ...
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15.16.27 #       * freshmaker looks through list of alternative isps
15.38.43 #       <freshmaker> Zagor: do you like it?
15.39.30 #       <Zagor> haven't looked much at it yet - busy with other things
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16.28.36 #       <elinenbe> what exactly is "soft scrolling"?
16.30.44 #       <freshmaker> it is bit wise scrolling in contrast to char wise
16.30.55 #       <freshmaker> s/bit/pixel/
16.32.25 #       <freshmaker> char wise scrolling with propotional fonts looks a bit uggly because the steps are not equal
16.33.12 Nick    dwihno|gone is now known as dwihno (dwihno@Bald067.Baldakinen.Umea.SE)
16.33.19 #       <dwihno> I agree
16.33.42 #       <dwihno> How does the pixel scrolling look?
16.33.43 #       <dwihno> Fudgy?
16.34.31 #       <freshmaker> it looks quite nice, unless you set it to a high speed
16.35.06 #       <dwihno> and a high speed is?
16.36.43 #       <freshmaker> hard to say. i didn't touch the timing with my patch. it still looks ok at "20"
16.37.13 #       <freshmaker> of course "20" is much slower now
16.38.20 #       <dwihno> If the pixel scrolling makes the CVS, the speed and pixel-width should be configurable (imho)
16.38.36 #       <dwihno> Some ppl have no problem with 4-pixel blocks being scrolled
16.38.39 #       <dwihno> (for instance)
16.38.57 #       <freshmaker> configurable pixel steps is not that easy
16.39.31 #       <freshmaker> i would have to loop a few thing that currently are simple if-statements
16.39.47 #       <dwihno> Warcraft III on 'hard' isn't easy either - it's just a whole lot more fun :D
16.40.31 #       <dwihno> Time to check the laundry
16.41.00 #       <freshmaker> for me, coding is more fun. maybe i'm just too old ;-)
16.50.54 #       <freshmaker> Zagor: Who wrote the original scrolling code?
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17.09.56 #       <ziong> set AUTO_AWAY off
17.10.00 #       <ziong> ups
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17.20.52 #       <elinenbe> is anyone here?
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17.38.06 #       <Silly_Fly> can someone help me out on something?
17.38.44 #       <Silly_Fly> I'm trying to run make on the tools dir, but I get an error message...
17.40.23 #       <Silly_Fly> make (e=2): The system cannot find the file specified.
17.40.23 #       <Silly_Fly> make: *** [scramble] Error 2
17.40.46 #       <Silly_Fly> anyone?????
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19.21.22 #       <Hes> Good evening
19.21.28 #       <g003y> good morning :D
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20.03.03 #       <hardeep> morning all
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20.03.45 #       <freshmaker> Hi, anyone tried the soft scrolling patch?
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20.19.16 #       <langhaarrocker> anybody up there?
20.19.23 #       <dwihno> Wie immer :)
20.19.33 #       <hardeep> up where?
20.19.46 #       <dwihno> it's a riddle, hardeep
20.20.05 #       <dwihno> near a tree by the river, there's a hole in the ground ... ;-)
20.20.19 #       <hardeep> and the answer is "
20.20.22 #       <hardeep> "friend" ?
20.20.32 #       <dwihno> Nah
20.20.39 #       <dwihno> the answer is "it has you, Neo" :-)
20.20.58 #       <hardeep> laf
20.21.08 #       <langhaarrocker> Oh, fine! Maybe somone can help me finetune my first "Hello World" like program! I've done a new game and now I'd like to know what special #ifdefs and so on I need to avoid conflicts with players and so.
20.21.24 #       <dwihno> the HAS_BITMAP-something
20.21.48 #       <langhaarrocker> also necessary in the *.c file?
20.22.03 #       <hardeep> HAVE_LCD_BITMAP
20.22.38 #       <hardeep> use a file in apps/recorder for reference
20.23.24 #       <langhaarrocker> The sokoban.c just has some #ifdef for the simulator. But since I still haven't managed to get that thing compiled I don't know whether I need that at all.
20.24.26 #       <Silly_Fly> can someone help me out on something?
20.24.47 #       <hardeep> I guess you would want to include it just to be safe.  The files in apps/recorder are only compiled if you selected ARCHOS_RECORDER
20.25.01 #       <hardeep> Silly_Fly: ask away
20.25.05 #       <Silly_Fly> I'm trying to run make on the tools dir, but I get an error message...
20.25.13 #       <Silly_Fly> make (e=2): The system cannot find the file specified.
20.25.16 #       <Silly_Fly> make: *** [scramble] Error 2
20.25.52 #       <langhaarrocker> You probably need some alias CC=gcc of set CC=gcc
20.25.54 #       <dwihno> Silly_Fly: do you got a compiled scramble?
20.26.10 #       <Silly_Fly> no.
20.26.16 #       <dwihno> win32 or linux ?
20.26.26 #       <Silly_Fly> win32
20.26.30 #       <hardeep> Silly_Fly: you probably ran "configure" in the tools directory?
20.26.58 #       <dwihno> Silly_Fly: do you have an ansi-c compiler for the wintendo platform?
20.27.05 #       <langhaarrocker> hardeep: If you tell me how that can be done under Win32 please let me know, too
20.27.29 #       <hardeep> langhaarrocker: if what can be done?
20.27.50 #       <Silly_Fly> I have gnush and borland turbo c
20.28.05 #       <dwihno> Silly_Fly: well, just compile the scramble.c with borland then...
20.28.12 #       <langhaarrocker> dwihno: Nonono, not Wintendo! I just did the 3rd game: RockBoxTendo
20.28.13 #       <langhaarrocker> hardeep: Running configure under Win32
20.28.23 #       <dwihno> langhaarrocker: hahah :)
20.28.48 #       <hardeep> Silly_Fly: you can also download scramble.exe from http://rockbox.haxx.se/tools.html
20.29.02 #       <hardeep> Silly_Fly: copy it to tools and you should be good
20.29.22 #       <hardeep> langhaarrocker: I use cygwin and it works fine re: configure
20.30.02 #       <langhaarrocker> hardeep: astonishing. I didn't get it work and now uninstalled cygwin (for a while at least)
20.30.29 #       <hardeep> langhaarrocker: what error were you getting?  it works great for me
20.31.17 #       <langhaarrocker> hardeep: don't know anymore. Gave it up and played somewhere else meanwhile.
20.33.52 #       <langhaarrocker> let me guess: cygwin contains a genius tool for crlf -> lf?
20.34.32 #       <hardeep> langhaarrocker: cygwin comes with dos2unix
20.35.35 #       <hardeep> BTW: when you install cygwin use the following compiler created by justin heiner: http://rockbox.haxx.se/mail/archive/rockbox-archive-2002-08/0158.shtml
20.35.58 #       <langhaarrocker> hmpf. Ok, Ill take another hour to reinstall that §$%!#
20.37.05 #       <langhaarrocker> But not tonight
20.38.05 #       <dwihno> I prefer the gnush-setup, but cygwin is cute too.
20.38.41 #       <langhaarrocker> Got the gnush thing running -> I prefer it too - well - momentarily...
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21.06.36 #       <Silly_Fly> how do I compile that freaking thing?????
21.06.49 #       <Silly_Fly> everytime I'm running make i get errors!!
21.08.52 #       <Silly_Fly> zsh: command not found: mkdir
21.08.52 #       <Silly_Fly> zsh: command not found: mkdir
21.08.52 DBUG    Enqueued KICK Silly_Fly
21.08.52 #       <Silly_Fly> zsh: command not found: mkdir
21.08.52 ***     Alert Mode level 1
21.08.52 #       <Silly_Fly> zsh: command not found: mkdir
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21.08.52 #       <Silly_Fly> make: *** [.deps/usb.d] Error 1
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21.32.54 #       <Phil> I've sent a game patch / file to the mailing list. And now I'm scared somone might flame me.
21.40.05 #       <lithermon> what is an argh ?
21.40.42 #       <Phil> That' s the sound somone makes eating strange black quadratic poisoned things.
21.41.06 #       <lithermon> ah i see
21.41.59 #       <Phil> Yes, you're right. Argh is not to be mixed up with 'ah', which is what you wrote.
21.42.33 #       <lithermon> hehheh :)
21.43.52 #       <lithermon> i am dl ing a new kernel so i can plug in my rockbox so i can dl some more stuff so i can compile rockbox
21.43.53 #       <lithermon> its gonna take ages
21.44.51 #       <lithermon> when i am done i will try out wormlet
21.45.10 #       <Phil> I don't even dare to ask my dictionary what "to dl" might mean.
21.45.54 #       <lithermon> i dont think its in there but its definatly a verb
21.47.37 #       <Phil> Is Hes awake? I reckon he did some experiments with reading volume info from the MAS. I wonder wether there is any chance to know where in the buffer the MAS is while playing and providing the volume info.
21.49.31 #       <lithermon> i dont think anyone here is awake. not even me
21.49.53 #       <Phil> Hm. Is dl a unix command? Or some kind of good drug?
21.50.10 #       <lithermon> dl is download
21.50.30 #       <lithermon> maybe i shouldve wrote d/l
21.50.51 #       <Phil> Argh! I see. 
21.50.51 #       <Phil> Erm - I meant "Ah, I see!" - of course.
21.51.50 #       <Hes> I'm awake.
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21.52.45 #       <Hes> The volume reading available from the MAS of the recorders is from the audio DSP code (after the mpeg stream has been decoded). Real-time, while-playing (or recording) stuff.
21.53.04 #       <Snorlax> hallo, anybody here who did the sound mod?
21.54.07 #       <Phil> Hi! Cool!
21.54.08 #       <Phil> Do you think it's possible to use the volume reading to make a oszillosgramme that can be used for navigation in a mp3 file?
21.54.45 #       <Phil> The problem I fear is the loss of synch.
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22.03.55 #       <MeRWiN> `heya
22.04.28 #       <Phil> yahey!
22.04.44 #       <Snorlax> Merwin: have u done the sound mod?
22.04.50 #       <MeRWiN> the sound mod?
22.04.54 #       <MeRWiN> which one
22.05.59 #       <Snorlax> the capacitor and/or resistor mod?
22.06.08 #       <MeRWiN> nope :)
22.06.27 #       <Hes> Phil: I don't think so. It would require decompressing the whole file and keeping the volume history in memory
22.08.41 #       <MeRWiN> hes: I think we need to save the resume settings when someone plugs in the USB cable... it doesn't seem to be getting saved
22.10.23 #       <Phil> Hes: I don't think in such large terms. My intension is an editor fine tuning the position while splitting mp3 files. For that purpose a window with a couple of seconds would be fully sufficiant. I just thougth it might be possible to completely bypass the necessetiy of decoding mp3 by using the voulume info the mas can provide anyway.
22.13.13 #       <Phil> Oh by the way: Does anybody know whether the SH1 / gnush makes any distinction between short and int?
22.15.18 #       <Hes> Phil: For that purpose it would be fine.
22.15.49 #       <Hes> The MAS provides the information for recorded audio level (while audio is input) and for the decoded output
22.16.20 #       <Hes> but yes, that requires letting the MAS decode the audio (in real time) and sampling it's VU meter during that
22.16.52 #       <Phil> And do we afterwards still now which samples belong to which mp3 frame?
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22.18.17 #       <Hes> I don't know.
22.18.50 #       <Hes> There has been some work in knowing when the MAS is going over the buffer position where a new track starts.
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22.21.02 #       <Phil> Interesting. 
22.21.02 #       <Phil> Sorry, just got a visitor.
22.21.02 #       <Phil> CU
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22.35.19 #       <Silly_Fly> anybody here?
22.35.26 #       <MeRWiN> yeah, for a minute... sup?
22.35.38 #       <Silly_Fly> i'm fine..
22.35.47 #       <Silly_Fly> just having a little problem....
22.36.08 #       <Silly_Fly> I finally got that make to work, and I got 'librockbox.a'
22.36.19 #       <Silly_Fly> now I need to scramble it, right?
22.36.23 #       <MeRWiN> yup
22.36.35 #       <MeRWiN> what compiler are you using?
22.36.38 #       <Silly_Fly> but when i'm running scramble, I get 'out of memory!'
22.37.03 #       <Silly_Fly> gnush 0203
22.37.19 #       <Silly_Fly> (and borland turbo C to compile scramble.c)
22.38.05 #       <MeRWiN> You know, I'm probably not the one to ask about this :-)  I use Cygwin to do all of my stuff.
22.38.06 #       <hardeep> librockbox.a is only one of the libraries.  you need archos.elf which is what you scramble
22.38.53 #       <Silly_Fly> hmm...
22.39.06 #       <hardeep> the call to scramble is done in the makefile, you shouldn't have to do it manually
22.39.07 #       <Silly_Fly> don't have such file........
22.39.49 #       <Silly_Fly> guess I screwed something.....
22.40.05 #       <hardeep> if you have librockbox.a then you built the files in "firmware"
22.40.13 #       <Silly_Fly> yep.
22.40.13 #       <hardeep> Was everything in "apps" also built?
22.40.24 #       <Silly_Fly> I think so....
22.40.44 #       <hardeep> Which makefile did you use?
22.40.47 #       <Silly_Fly> i have apps.lds.....
22.41.11 #       <Silly_Fly> I used the one in 'firmware', but deleted the last line, as it kept generating error message......
22.41.24 #       <Hes> Don't touch anything in firmware/ or apps/
22.41.29 #       <Hes> create a 'build' directory
22.41.33 #       <Hes> run ../tools/configure there
22.41.40 #       <hardeep> Are you using cygwin?
22.41.57 #       <Silly_Fly> I'm using Gnush, on win2000
22.41.58 #       <Hes> you get a Makefile in build, then run make there and it compiles everything
22.42.20 #       <Silly_Fly> I think it is MingW......
22.42.21 #       <hardeep> For gnush, use apps/win32.mak
22.43.08 #       <Silly_Fly> no .mak files.............
22.43.45 #       <hardeep> cvs update?  the file is definitely there with latest cvs
22.44.58 #       <Silly_Fly> ...
22.45.16 #       <Silly_Fly> i've downloaded the source for v1.2
22.45.21 #       <Silly_Fly> guess I should update.....
22.47.47 #       <hardeep> Update is not a bad idea.  However, if you would prefer to build 1.2 just get apps/win32.mak and firmware/win32.mak from cvs
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22.52.45 #       <hardeep> Silly_Fly: You should also read http://rockbox.haxx.se/mail/archive/rockbox-archive-2002-08/0748.shtml
22.54.55 #       <Silly_Fly> ok, 10x.
22.55.11 #       <Silly_Fly> I'll come by later to tell you if it all went smooth....
22.55.13 #       <Silly_Fly> bye
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23.12.32 #       <Silly_Fly> hi.
23.12.40 #       <Silly_Fly> me again... ;)
23.13.06 #       <Silly_Fly> I updated apps firmware and tools from cvs
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23.13.55 #       <Silly_Fly> I ran make -f win32.mak on firmware and apps, but still no archos.elf......
23.14.12 #       <Silly_Fly> I do have archos.map though........
23.15.04 #       <hardeep> Hmmmm, how about archos.mod?
23.15.16 #       <hardeep> Did you see any errors?
23.15.46 #       <Silly_Fly> undefined reference to memcp
23.16.07 #       <Silly_Fly> memcmp
23.16.54 #       <hardeep> Aha, you are using gcc 3.1 which "optimizes" strcmp to memcmp
23.17.14 #       <hardeep> You need to add -fno-builtin to your compile flags...
23.17.35 #       <hardeep> see http://rockbox.haxx.se/mail/archive/rockbox-archive-2002-08/0790.shtml
23.21.27 #       <Silly_Fly> still having the same problem.....
23.21.52 #       <hardeep> "make all"
23.21.59 #       <Silly_Fly> you meant add -fno-builtin to the line that starts with CFLAGS = in win32.mak, right?
23.22.07 #       <hardeep> Yes, in both win32.mak's
23.23.46 #       <Silly_Fly> ok.
23.24.05 #       <Silly_Fly> all went smooth, except I still get 'out of memory' when it tries to scramble......
23.24.26 Ctcp    Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood
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23.26.18 #       <hardeep> Hmmmm, try the scramble.exe from http://rockbox.haxx.se/tools.html
23.26.34 #       <hardeep> maybe something wrong with your version compiled with turbo c
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23.28.44 #       <Silly_Fly> ok.
23.28.47 #       <Silly_Fly> all fine.....
23.30.31 #       <Silly_Fly> now for the ultimate test....
23.30.37 #       <Silly_Fly> copying it to my JB....
23.33.25 #       <langhaarrocker> Oh, while reading that: Has anybody a clue why USB detection doesn't work while playing games?
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23.40.38 #       <ziong> i have the same problem as Silly_Fly have before, but i have Linux... i get the 'out of memory' message while scrambling
23.41.08 #       <Silly_Fly> have you downloaded the compiled scramble from the site?
23.41.12 #       <Silly_Fly> it worked for me.....
23.41.21 #       <Silly_Fly> ..
23.41.36 #       <Silly_Fly> my JBR won't load the firmware I just compiled...
23.41.51 #       <ziong> i tried both , the dynamic and the static version
23.41.54 #       <Silly_Fly> it stays with 1.24...
23.42.56 #       <langhaarrocker> But you got a ajbrec.ajz?
23.43.26 #       <Silly_Fly> yes.
23.44.49 #       <Silly_Fly> I think it didn't scramble it after all....
23.45.12 #       <Silly_Fly>  i ran make again, and now it's 96KB (was 133KB, like the elf, before)
23.45.21 #       <Silly_Fly> I'll try again...
23.45.27 #       <langhaarrocker> Did you use the win32.mak to build it?
23.45.34 #       <Silly_Fly> yep
23.45.47 #       <langhaarrocker> strange. That worked for me.
23.46.10 #       <dwihno> works flawlessly for me
23.46.23 #       <Silly_Fly> ok.
23.46.28 #       <Silly_Fly> now it's allright....
23.46.44 #       <Silly_Fly> dunno what went wrong before, but the file wasn't scrambled....
23.47.54 #       <langhaarrocker> Have you been able to build the uisimulator as well? Just becauste that's where I failed.
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23.50.14 #       <lithermon> hello can anyone help me what kernel options do i need to get my jbr20 working do i need scsi at all ?
23.50.51 #       <lithermon> i got 2.4.19 kernel
23.51.19 #       <Silly_Fly> never tried to....
23.51.31 #       <langhaarrocker> it's incredible what a jukebox makes you learn. But I'm a windoof user who has to learn other things.
23.51.34 #       <Silly_Fly> I don't have a win32 compiler
23.52.10 #       <langhaarrocker> ?? Do you mean a c compiler for win32?
23.52.31 #       <langhaarrocker> something like gcc?
23.52.43 #       <dwihno> mingw is kickass
23.53.04 #       <langhaarrocker> Maybe but how do I make it compile the uisimulator?
23.53.25 #       <dwihno> ermh, never did that
23.53.33 #       <dwihno> Check the mail list archives
23.53.49 #       <langhaarrocker> ok
23.56.59 #       <Silly_Fly> erm, how do I get rid of CR/LF errors..??
23.57.40 #       <ziong> goodnight
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23.58.45 #       <langhaarrocker> that's where mingw fails: no dos2unix included