--- Log for 26.08.102 Server: herbert.openprojects.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16p1 Started: 13 days and 11 hours ago 00.00.31 # Because that editor is currently broken and the installation cd is @work. 00.00.49 # Oops :) 00.00.52 # so use a better, unbroken one :p 00.00.57 # What editor do you use then? 00.01.04 # Installation CD? Sounds like overkill :) 00.01.09 # yeah 00.01.11 # use vim! 00.01.30 # Naaah, emacs %) 00.01.38 # or pico ;) 00.01.39 # PsycoXul: you have a serious vim fixation :) 00.01.49 # MeRWiN: vim is good for you! 00.01.54 # emacs? you wanna talk about overkill? :p 00.02.02 # Currently I use notepad 00.02.02 # dwihno: bah 00.02.02 # I know how to make Kawa save lf only but that's broken now 00.02.16 # PsycoXul: %) <-- nutcase-smiley (unless you've already noticed) ;) 00.02.32 # hehe 00.02.38 # well i'm not even gonna respond to pico :p 00.02.54 # Apropos overkill: does anybody know how to make Visual C++ save only lf? ;) 00.02.58 # PsycoXul: Misa like vim, very mucho! 00.03.08 # Whoa 00.03.18 # T minus 6 hours until it's time to get up again 00.03.22 # Gotta hit the hay 00.03.24 # hehe 00.03.26 Nick dwihno is now known as dwihno|gone (dwihno@Bald067.Baldakinen.Umea.SE) 00.03.27 # night 00.03.39 # night ppl ;) don't forget to sleep 00.03.53 # what's that? 00.03.57 # MeRWiN: i used to use joe and then one day i decided i better learn how to use vi/vim since it's on like every *nix system, so i did and i ended up loving it :p 00.04.45 # MeRWiN: but i dunno this custom wps line is still blank... 00.05.02 # my wps.config is 00.05.03 # %i/%l %h 00.05.07 # *shrug* 00.05.17 # PsycoXul: that's your problem :) 00.05.30 # PsycoXul: i changed the way that the custom wps file is formatted 00.05.31 # :) 00.05.33 # just a sec 00.05.38 # what's the usage for snprintf? 00.05.40 # well you shoulda changed the doc :p 00.05.47 # PsycoXul: bah humbug 00.07.03 # PsycoXul: try this: %pp/%pe: %fc 00.07.04 # Silly_Fly: something like 00.07.04 # char buf[5]; 00.07.04 # int i = 7; 00.07.04 DBUG Enqueued KICK langhaarrocker 00.07.04 # snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%d", i); 00.08.03 Ctcp Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood 00.08.03 # * MeRWiN is doing dreaded expense reports 00.08.56 Quit datazone-work ("I like core dumps") 00.09.47 # Oh, it's midnight. Gotta go hunting some ghosts. 00.09.47 # cu 00.10.06 Part langhaarrocker 00.10.59 # grr... 00.11.27 # why do I get parse error for the line : 00.11.34 # snprintf(plevel,sizeof plevel,"%d",level); 00.11.44 # where pelevel is char[7] 00.11.45 # sizeof(plevel) 00.11.51 # oh.... 00.12.00 # :) 00.12.34 # still.... 00.12.53 # gaah.... i think usb shit locked up again copying the new wps.config 00.13.02 # goddamn why's it fucking do that shit 00.13.08 # PsycoXul: you're using a hacked usb driver... 00.13.23 # whats hacked about my usb driver? 00.13.37 # the jukebox driver for linux is a hack :) 00.13.43 # hows that? 00.15.00 # you're using the driver off of haxx.se, right? 00.15.12 # well its in the kernel 00.15.16 # but yeah 00.15.36 # the webpage says it's a hack of a different driver 00.15.54 # heh 00.16.11 # well yeah it uses the usb storage interface 00.16.33 Quit lithermon ("BitchX-1.0c18 -- just do it.") 00.16.44 # or maybe your computer is just fucked :) 00.17.50 # woo, i sent some peruvian phone booth pictures to 2600 mag :) 00.18.04 # heh 00.18.56 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 00.19.08 # From september 10 last year... I had the unfortunate luck of coming home the morning of september 11 00.19.37 # hmm 00.21.07 # I landed in the houston airport at 8:00am, walked off the plane to see pictures of the world trade center in flames. Now that was a shock 00.22.17 # And I especially loved how they then shut off all the TV monitors in the airport so nobody knew what was going on :P 00.22.53 # at least you had the fortunate luck of getting on the right plane 00.23.09 # fragglet: yes, I agree with you on that one 00.23.11 # defniately 00.23.46 # * PsycoXul tries the non JE usb driver 00.23.56 # JE? 00.24.14 # yeah you know there's 2 UHCI or whatever drivers.. the regular and the JE 00.24.30 # i had it on the JE so i'll try the regular 00.24.45 # ahh 00.25.14 # Anyone here need a $250 Continental Airlines travel certificate? It expires in a little over a month and I can't use it (I do enough traveling for work) 00.25.36 # heh 00.29.12 Join lithermon [0] (j@modem-175.hottie.dialup.pol.co.uk) 00.29.50 # tadadam! 00.31.06 Quit lithermon (Client Quit) 00.31.27 # Silly_Fly: got it working? 00.32.08 # yep. 00.32.14 # and my snake game too... 00.37.51 # *grin* 00.37.56 # I love snake 00.39.09 # just fixin a few more bugs... 00.39.43 Quit PsycoXul ("*sigh*") 00.43.55 Join PsycoXul [0] (psyco@adsl-63-205-45-23.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net) 00.44.43 # PsycoXul: you got bad usb karma 00.45.49 # heh 00.46.04 # well we'll see how the other usb driver works now 00.46.08 # lcd_drawrect is (x,y,height,width) right? 00.47.22 # and height and width should be in pixels, true? 00.47.28 # not a clue 00.47.51 # lcd_drawrect(x,y,width,height) draw a rectangle 00.48.03 # see docs/API 00.48.22 # yeah. I looked at it. 00.48.37 # well i'm looking at it explicitly state exactly what you're asking 00.48.41 # just though it might have changed, since I'm trying to draw a rectangle 00.48.52 # i see 00.48.56 # with height of 2 and width of 4 00.49.03 # and it comes out way bigger.... 00.49.14 # Notice that the smallest vertical resolution in updates that the 00.49.15 # hardware supports is even 8 pixels. 00.49.36 # thats for lcd_update_rect i dunno how it applies to lcd_drawrect ... 00.50.28 # well, I'll just use fillrect 00.50.39 # that one seems to work fine.. :) 00.50.45 # ok :p 00.51.03 # people need to do more coding for the player! 00.51.34 # apparently it's so lacking in the games department somebody's ported my shittly old beginning of one [from pre-rockbox] to rockbox 00.52.53 # hah 00.53.11 # It's hard to code games for the player 00.54.11 # not really 00.54.44 # what kind of games would you make, other than text adventures? :) 00.54.58 # doom 00.55.02 # haha 00.55.08 # text adventure would suck without keyboard and only 22 chars showed at once 00.55.12 # heh 00.55.28 # MeRWiN: well stupid little one i did 00.55.35 # you're a triangle that runs around a maze 00.55.36 # that's not a joke. i have seen a bsp engine on a C=64 00.55.39 # and finds the exit 00.56.54 # freshmaker; yes, but this is a 2 line text-only display 00.57.05 # PsycoXul: kind of a boring game, huh? 00.57.11 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Joshua@adsl-34-197-244.bct.bellsouth.net) 00.57.12 # yeah 00.57.18 # especialy with only 1 hard-coded level 00.57.19 # ah, sorry. thought about the recorder... 00.58.03 # MeRWiN: so uh whats the thing for the old %h or whatever? 00.58.13 # what did %h do? 00.58.19 # eh? 00.58.29 # well i tried the config you sent me and that works... 00.58.34 # yeah 00.58.38 # what did %h do though? 00.58.43 # but i want it Name - Artist instead of Artist - Name remember? :p 00.58.49 # oooh 00.58.49 # well, my snake is almost ready to be released.... 00.58.57 # Silly_Fly: keep your snake in your pants 00.59.06 # :p 00.59.21 # try %fd... i'd look at the wps.c code to be sure, but I think that's it 01.02.48 # and you know i'd rather have Track/Album when available, Track/Artist if no album, dir-parsed Track/Album if no id3, and filename if dirs can't be parsed :p 01.03.30 # i'm working on that :) 01.04.07 # yay (o: 01.04.40 # i suppose i should rewrite my little game to be a little more interesting and load levels from disk and such like that... 01.04.48 # PsycoXul: yup 01.05.20 # and for that i'd want to delve into the pattern defining code... 01.05.27 # you know, for custom graphics :p 01.06.18 # he 01.06.19 # h 01.08.05 # but before i can get into any of that i need to finish some silly potential new technology that probably won't be.... 01.12.25 # whoopy! 01.12.36 # my snake is done! 01.14.22 # PsycoXul: excuse me? 01.15.52 # oh well i was researching various "supressed technologies" last year and at one point in about december a few concepts connected in my head and i came up with this new thing similar to one i read about, which then triggered the recollection of a dream i had several years ago and had never remembered till then 01.16.47 # an extremely long and involved dream with a timespan of many years, a broad scope of events, and all entirely centered around this technology 01.17.03 # all of which are rather unusual aspects for a dream, to me 01.17.43 Quit matsl (Remote closed the connection) 01.18.05 # and so i'm building :p 01.18.54 # hehe... what technology is that? 01.19.10 # well it's entirely new 01.19.23 # in the dream i was basically at the place that i am now in real life 01.19.32 # and doing the things i'm doing now... 01.19.49 # all of which was like entirely unforseeable at the time when i actualy had the dream :p 01.20.13 # and i sorta stumbled onto some principle that's been sortof discovered already but not really recognized 01.20.28 # and made the first really practical implimentation 01.20.55 # and that sets in motion a lot of crazy shit in the world 01.21.08 # because it's more powerful and flexible than anything ever developed on earth so far 01.21.12 # good crazy shit? 01.21.15 # it equalized ever human on earth 01.21.22 # obsoleted government, commerce, .... 01.21.54 # you've been smokin' the really good shit, haven't you? :-) 01.21.58 # j/ 01.21.59 # k 01.22.22 # hehe 01.22.27 # yes! 01.23.02 # man, my computer is dragging.... I'm installing linux on VMWare 01.24.00 # and i did in the dream too 01.24.00 # which was odd cause i didn't think i've smoke any shit ever at the time in my life when i had the dream :p 01.24.00 # heh 01.24.26 # but yeah things are happening slightly different from the dream 01.24.51 # you had no rockbox in the dream 01.24.56 # which i'm glad for because in the dream i got busted and locked away for a long time 01.25.01 # MeRWiN: yes i did 01.25.08 # hmm? 01.25.09 # except when i got busted they took it away from me :? 01.25.11 # :/ even 01.25.50 # yeah i was dumb enough to show it to the pigs and go "hey isn't this silly, i've got a song on here thats illegal!" and played this song i got that's got the DeCSS source in song-form 01.25.54 # and then they confiscated it 01.26.07 # hahaha 01.26.20 # and i was all like "you're kidding!!! no!!!" 01.26.49 # this must have been fairly recent dream then 01.26.54 # no 01.26.54 # if it had decss 01.27.16 # it was like... 01.27.56 # heh 01.28.09 Quit Jet8810 (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 01.28.12 # well like i said, the dream had a lot of things from the current reality 01.28.19 # that were entirely unforseeable at the time i had the dream 01.28.33 # it was several years ago though 01.28.36 # i was in 6th or 7th grade 01.28.42 # and i'm 21 now... 01.28.50 # 10 years ago? hmm 01.29.07 # go work on that shit :) 01.29.11 # whatever it is 01.29.12 # hehe :p 01.29.39 # yeah but this time i'll finish it before i get into some other things 01.29.44 # bye 01.29.46 # which should mean that i won't get busted 01.29.48 # bye fly 01.29.50 Part Silly_Fly 01.29.54 # and so the outcome should be different 01.30.01 # you know, if any of this shit's any more than me being crazy :p 01.30.05 # yeah, dont' get busted 01.30.24 # so is this easy shit to do, or hard shit? 01.30.24 Quit hardeep ("Leaving") 01.30.35 # i didn't intend for humanity to actualy get ahold of this technology and go off advancing with it... 01.30.50 # but when i got locked away in a metal box 01.31.20 # well somehow i set some things in motion that let it out prior to being locked away, which all went ahead while i was in 01.31.43 # and so i got out an indeterminable amount of time later and the world was completely changed 01.31.51 # MeRWiN: easy 01.31.56 # MeRWiN: it's all so simple 01.31.57 # go do it :P 01.32.03 # and it changed *everything* 01.32.13 # it replaced every single bit of technology we've developed so far 01.32.27 # so what was this? 01.32.37 # from the simplest to things far beyond what we can do now 01.32.54 # even the materials of clothing and homes and etc were generated via this technology 01.34.08 # MeRWiN: i think it's basically the ultimate electromagnetic device 01.34.30 # something to do with resonance and the wave properties of everything 01.35.38 # hmm... definately look into this 01.36.26 # yeah 01.36.36 # imagine an electromagnetic windmill so to speak 01.37.24 # all it takes is a certain arrangement and alignment and you start an endothermic process 01.37.38 Quit freshmaker (Remote closed the connection) 01.37.42 # that continues as long as there's energy in the surrounding environment 01.38.32 # it's just channeling the massive amounts of energy that permeates our reality :p 01.38.50 # slightly above my head, but i get the idea 01.39.04 Join rwood [0] (~rdwrockbo@ca-santaanahub-cuda3-c9b-117.anhmca.adelphia.net) 01.39.09 # no damnit 01.39.12 # it's so simple 01.39.14 # gah... 01.39.14 # heh 01.39.20 # MeRWiN: that was one of the things in the dream 01.39.27 # heya woos 01.39.28 # wood 01.39.29 # that motivates me to not let it follow the same course if this shit's real 01.39.30 # sorry 01.39.42 # the fact that the population were all educated as to this technology's mechanism 01.39.45 # and it was all dead simple principles 01.39.53 # hi MeRWiN 01.39.56 # and yet nobody really got it except a select few of elite researches 01.40.25 # hmm 01.40.41 # and that was not only frustrating 01.40.46 # anyone around that has looked at the i2c low devel drivers? 01.40.56 # trying to get these people to understand simple principles that even life itself is based on somehow 01.40.58 # level 01.41.19 # rwood: not me, said the fela 01.41.20 # flea 01.41.24 # but also dangerous, because it put humanity back into a situation similar to centralized government again 01.41.44 # but this time nobody had any conception of revolution or anything like that 01.42.04 # PsycoXul: well, if this doesn't become a reality, it would make a damn good movie at least 01.42.14 # yeah i think so too :p 01.42.35 # thats at least the nice thing about my crazyness.. if i do just turn out to be crazy, i can at least make a lot of good entertainment out of it 01.42.43 # *grin* 01.42.51 # kindof a convenient fallback :p 01.43.29 # yup 01.44.16 # and of course i'm the only one i know who's first fallbacks for what they do with their life is a professional music and/or movie career :p 01.44.56 # hah 01.45.21 # but the way i see it 01.45.25 # if something's possible 01.45.33 # then why can't it be possible NOW 01.46.18 # you know, nobody's idea of a utopian super-advanced future for humanity's ever gonna come about with people just sitting around waiting for it to happen :p 01.46.45 Quit rwood () 01.46.49 # I just want to live through the next 50 years personally :) 01.48.48 # yeah but how will everybody working on rockbox feel if suddenly some weird guy creates technology that obsoletes electronics ... :p 01.49.41 # I'm sure that rockbox will become a novelty item like the atari or something :) 01.50.02 # hehe 01.50.08 # not really... 01.50.21 # people'd use this technology to create a new class of devices 01.50.41 # or there'd at least be a rockbox emulator somewhere 01.50.44 # that have audio capabilities beyond anything out yet, including professional stuff 01.51.08 # it'd be sortof opposite of mp3 suddenly 01.51.36 # instead of having space and processing limitations such that people develop psychoacoustic models to save only the information that people actualy hear 01.52.00 # they'll have devices that record, process, and store every tiny bit of audio information present 01.52.05 # things that *nothing* can hear :p 01.52.16 # but then what's the point, if you can't hear it? 01.52.38 # analysis for a start 01.53.02 # not to mention that things you can't hear do have effects on the things you can 01.54.01 # and the fact that you percieve more than you know you do 01.54.02 # heh 01.54.20 # I think this would be a major disappointment, because the instant all of this came out, Microsoft would go steal and copyright everything and make everyone pay licensing fees :) 01.54.31 # hehe 01.54.37 # well 01.54.43 Join marvincbr [0] (marvincbr@12-250-191-213.client.attbi.com) 01.54.57 # all it takes is basically info i've already given various people at various times so far 01.55.05 # and that won't even be possible 01.55.18 # i mean people all over the world were building these things in their garages 01.55.34 # and forming communities of open information exchange and rapidly advancing the techniques 01.55.44 # like linux 01.55.51 # yeah 01.55.58 # except at some point in the dream something went wrong somehow 01.56.10 # an establishment was formed dedicated to the research and development of the technology 01.56.15 # all well intentioned of course 01.56.25 # but it ended up having a hierarchy of knowledge 01.56.33 # with the general populace at the bottom lacking a real understanding 01.57.06 # and different levels unnecssarily using empiricism in their specific tasks, also lacking understanding of certain fundamentals 01.57.35 # i mean for some reason people were often afraid to even talk about the romours of what the top teams were doing 01.57.47 # and thats not the way it should be 01.58.04 # they're secretly talking about soilent green. 01.58.09 # it's people... 01.58.17 # and what was also weird 01.58.33 # is that i was like outside of their whole social structure 01.59.33 # everybody knew i was responsible for getting the ball rolling, but nobody saw it as significant.. like i was just some bumbling idiot who stumbled upon this thing that somebody else would've done eventualy if i hadn't 01.59.48 # but their knowledge hierarchy didn't apply to me or anything 01.59.58 # hmm 02.00.03 # it was like i could do as i please and nobody cared 02.00.03 # * MeRWiN needs to go home. 02.00.07 # it was weird 02.00.08 # anyways 02.00.11 # can some1 answer a question about the daily builds for me? 02.00.15 # yeah i'm talking way too much about all this :p 02.00.17 # sure 02.00.42 # soon i'll finish making it and i'll see it doesn'tn really do anything and i guess i'll start on a book or something :p heh 02.00.50 # or a movie 02.00.59 # well a book'll come first 02.01.15 # there's too much for a movie i think 02.01.21 # i have rockbox 1.2 installed if i install the newest daily build is that just an updated version? 02.01.24 # it'd need to get all put down and organized first 02.01.52 # marvincbr: it's the latest version since the last formal release 02.02.00 # marvincbr: some things probably won't work that well, but most should 02.02.19 # marvincbr: if you're not having problems with 1.2, then I wouldn't do the current one yet. 1.3 is coming out very soon 02.02.26 # does it have all the improvements of the earlier builds 02.02.57 # marvincbr: it includes all improvements, and more... You can always try it, and if you don't like it go back to 1.2 02.03.05 # no probs just like some of the improvements of the builds 02.03.27 # marvincbr: then definately give it a shot 02.03.36 # marvincbr: it won't kill your system (probably) :-) 02.03.42 # so the latest has everything\ 02.03.46 # marvincbr: yup 02.03.51 # just rename to archos.mod? 02.03.58 # marvincbr: yuop 02.04.02 # thank you for your help 02.04.06 # no problem 02.04.18 # * MeRWiN is leaving for home. I'll be back in an hour or os 02.04.22 # s/os/so 02.04.53 Quit MeRWiN () 02.18.58 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 02.22.31 Quit marvincbr () 02.24.05 Join lithermon [0] (j@modem-759.grommet.dialup.pol.co.uk) 02.25.11 # hello do any linuxers out there know the kernel options i need to get my jbr20 connected ? 02.26.25 # Note 2: The In-System ISD-300 chip (05ab/0060) is a fully USB Mass Storage compliant chip, and therefore does not require a special driver. Just plug it in. If you want to take advantage of its' USB2.0 functionality (and you have a USB2.0 controller), you need toadd USB2.0 support to your kernel. Otherwise it works just fine in USB1.1 mode too. 02.26.42 # usb-storage 02.27.04 # just the usb ? 02.27.22 # i think i need scsi as well 02.27.36 # yeah 02.27.41 # or scsi emulation? 02.27.45 # no 02.27.53 # scsi "emulation"s just for ATAPI devices 02.28.13 # oh right so just scsi and usb 02.28.25 # i have been going round in circles all night 02.30.54 # one time i got it right and it said you have forgotten to put in vfat support in the kernel - doh 02.31.08 # hehe 02.31.51 # so do i need the isd200 bit or do i have isd300 which dosent need it ? 02.32.13 # also i should choose ohci right ? 02.32.35 # jbr20's have isd300 afaik 02.32.50 # choose whatever usb driver's appropriate for your system 02.34.20 # ok, making, thanks psyc 02.34.33 # i hope this is the one 02.35.30 # yeah, just enable scsi, usb, usb-storage and the ISD200 driver - it will handle ISD300 as well 02.36.26 Join ETD [0] (~chatzilla@209-193-14-38-dial-ha1.sol.acsalaska.net) 02.40.11 Quit ETD ("ChatZilla 0.8.7 [Mozilla rv:1.0.0/20020530]") 02.49.00 Quit lithermon ("[BX] The best part of waking up is BitchX in your cup") 03.29.08 Join nunya [0] (~me@ny-utica2c-47.aburny.adelphia.net) 03.31.59 Join lithermon [0] (j@modem-821.banzai.dialup.pol.co.uk) 03.32.28 Join MeRWiN [0] (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 03.32.34 # yoyo 03.32.44 # hmm... MASH marathon or Law & Order marathon?? 03.32.45 # ... 03.32.50 # Law & Order definately 03.33.16 # i say MASH 03.33.39 # Yeah, it's really debateable... maybe i' 03.33.43 # i'll watch half of both 03.33.55 # watch both at once 03.34.07 # * MeRWiN only has 1 tv 03.34.57 # hmm well i havent ever heard of law and order anyway 03.35.07 # that's a shame 03.35.14 # so i guess you can make your own choices 03.35.55 # got questions... loaded up the 0824 mod on my jukebox... no more resume... I also have one folder I can navigate into - but it doesn't show me the other folder inside of it. 03.41.55 # build kernel build 03.42.43 # lithermon: I can't believe that Law & Order hasn't come to the UK... 03.43.28 # i think the uk lags behind in tv 03.44.07 # we are on the 2nd (i think) series of the simpsons 03.44.29 # i miss sky 03.45.18 # lithermon: Law & Order has been around for like 10 years. There's like 4 other spinoffs on the show also (also with the same name). And they all rock :) 03.46.01 # lithermon - build kernel build??? i'm confroozed 03.46.02 # hmmm maybe its not suitable for uk audience 03.46.19 # nunya i am building a kernel 03.46.23 # and its takin ages 03.46.38 # ahhhh... i thought you were answering my questions... sorry 03.46.58 # so does anyone have any answers? 03.47.00 # heh sorry 03.47.12 # it was an outburst of desperateness 03.47.16 # LOL 03.47.39 # this is the 8th one 03.48.18 Quit lithermon ("brb i have a new kernel to try") 03.51.48 Join lithermon [0] (j@modem-210.munger.dialup.pol.co.uk) 03.52.16 # yay it works im soooooo happy 03.52.41 # mount /dev/sda1 /jb woohoo 03.53.01 # congrats 03.53.21 # thank you it took long enough :) 03.53.40 # what, your kernel take longer than 3 minutes to compile or something? :p 03.54.18 # well 5min i spose i been drinkng cider though 03.54.59 # 5min = 60 cider mins 03.55.06 # heh 03.55.52 # now i hav to sort out this sh compiling 03.56.16 # that will take like 30 cider hours 04.10.36 # how do you do a netconfig in X? 04.14.16 # i have no idea 04.14.31 # what are you trying to do ? 04.14.32 # ok, any clue how to configure a network card? 04.15.22 # hmm ithink you need to find out what card it is 04.15.35 # It detects the card fine, I just need to set up dhcp :) 04.16.04 # most distro's have their own way to set that crap up 04.16.28 # i havent used a nic for like 2 years 04.16.48 # why not 04.17.18 # because my computer hasnt been near a nother one for that long 04.17.31 # all the more reason 04.17.31 # :p 04.17.59 # when i was on 2.2 kernel 04.18.04 # get rid of that dialup! 04.18.04 # heh 04.18.29 # what can i do i am at parents house :) 04.18.37 # heh 04.18.39 # i dunno 04.18.41 # my parents have dsl :p 04.18.56 # i have to use aol and windoze in the daytime :((( 04.19.00 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 04.19.14 # poor you 04.19.17 # thats sad 04.19.22 Join h0bby [0] (Hobby@h24-83-178-201.vf.shawcable.net) 04.20.09 # i spose im lucky theres nothing sharp enough near enough 04.20.39 # hmm 04.23.06 # do you think i need a brand new binutils for the sh compiler 04.23.08 # what would you do for a klondike bar? 04.23.15 # i must have it already 04.23.56 # i dont wanna know what i would do 04.24.19 # or what a klondike bar is 04.25.00 # lithermon: you are truly deprived :) 04.25.24 # heh 04.25.52 # dont i know it 04.26.55 # The Klondike bar was first mentioned in a 1922 article that listed six 04.26.55 # flavors being sold in Youngstown, including maple and grape. Other ice 04.26.55 # cream novelties popular at the time were Eskimo Pie and Good Humor. 04.27.11 # hmm still no wiser 04.27.21 # heh 04.27.54 # it's a damn good ice cream bar 04.28.34 # What would you do for a Klondike Bar? 04.28.45 # saw off my genitallia with a butter knife! 04.28.53 # haha 04.28.57 # I'd give my left nut for one 04.30.18 # heh i hav ta get one 04.30.33 # i am hungry for klondike bars now 04.30.55 # *grin* 04.31.29 # maybe the cider will fill me up if i drink fast enough 04.31.47 # or if i freeze the cider it will be like apple klondike bar 04.32.34 # hah 04.32.39 # I love english cider 04.32.44 # all ihave is cider help me 04.32.44 # cider in the states is horrible 04.32.45 # all of it 04.33.05 # woodchuck cider is reaaaal good!!! :) 04.33.20 Join datazone-work [0] (~datazone@chaos.iadfw.net) 04.33.51 Quit nunya () 04.34.33 # i am drinking strongbow my brother says it is fake cider 04.34.38 # but he bought it 04.35.03 # what is your favorite cider? 04.36.13 # there is scrumpy jack which is proper cider 04.36.16 # its well scrumpy 04.36.20 # heh 04.36.40 # i have been drinking cider +llager+ribena =snakebite black 04.37.07 # which is alright 04.37.25 Join nunya [0] (~me@ny-utica2c-47.aburny.adelphia.net) 04.37.35 # K 04.37.39 # no thats some cider 04.37.44 # i dont like dru ciders 04.37.46 # dry 04.38.09 # ok... just tried the 0825 mod on my player... still no resume... puts me back at the root level after power off / power on 04.38.28 # get a jbr :) 04.39.03 # jbr? recorder?? naaah 04.40.04 # i nearly got a player i thought yeh what do i need to record? 04.40.25 # but i got it anyway 04.40.33 # the recorder 04.41.17 # do you need to press pause before you turn it off ? 04.41.37 # when i got my player, the recorder wasnt out yet. dont think i would have gotten it anyway. i upgraded my player from 6gb to 20gb last year and think i'm going for a 40gb drive this week. 04.41.56 # no - i can just hold down the ":square" button and turn it off 04.42.13 # 40G excellente 04.42.40 # i wish i had 40 Gb of music 04.43.54 # so where is the list of what the latest rockbox builds do? 04.44.15 # umm changelogs 04.44.26 # on the daily builds page 04.46.11 # thats what i thought... but take a look at it - its pretty vague - just talks bout experimental code, getting a new editor, etc. 04.46.50 # yeh i just try the thing out see what it can do 04.48.16 # merwin says resume works for him... why wouldnt it work on mine? i have a 4.53 firmware so i'm grabbing the mod under player - instead of player-old 04.48.31 # it sgotta be better than the last version 04.49.50 # with the original archos mod - it would leave me at the last song played. now i thought i read that rockbox had a resume that left you at the last song and would even resume a playlist. with this i get no resume at all - i get thrown to the root level of the drive. 04.50.21 # i dont know about players sorry 04.50.36 # resume works fine on the recorder 04.51.08 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@sdf.lonestar.org) 04.53.57 # dose anyone know if gcc 2.95 will work to compile rockbox 04.54.17 # they say it should be 3.04 04.58.52 Quit nunya () 04.59.13 Quit lithermon ("gotta dial up again") 05.00.44 Join lithermon [0] (j@modem-210.munger.dialup.pol.co.uk) 05.05.17 # gotta ruN! 05.05.24 Nick MeRWiN is now known as MeRWiN|Away (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 05.05.52 # lithermon: give it a try and let us know. :) 05.05.59 # i've only ever used 3.0.4 05.14.10 # i think i need the source anyway 05.14.55 # i think i need a cigarette anyway 05.25.15 Quit lithermon ("im too drunk fo rthis") 05.34.15 # hardeep: fixing some good bugs -- heh? 05.34.46 # elinenbe: want to get 1.3 out the door. :) 05.34.53 # nice... :) 05.35.04 # well, I can tell you some bugs :) 05.35.31 # fire away... i'm running out. :) 05.35.58 # i'm going to try wormlet first though... =) 05.36.20 # when I fast forward or rewind on the recorder the status bar moves to where you fast forward to, and then it jumps back where you started th ffw or rewind, and then it jumps forwards. 05.36.32 # try fast forwarding or rewinding 30 seconds or so. 05.36.42 # I just committed that :) 05.37.54 # you can add two highly requested features -- auto off after x amount of idle (not playing game or music) time, and sleep timer (auto off after x amount of playing) 05.38.04 # that is peoples largest complaints... 05.38.22 # Heh, the features are lining up (i've got a few others I want to add too)... but that's post 1.3 05.39.02 # the soft scrolling is pretty good too. 05.39.42 # Yeah, I saw Bjoern's patch. Haven't had a chance to try it yet 05.41.18 # I really like it alot. 05.41.21 # It is quite nice. 05.44.48 # Heh, cute little game re: wormlet. 05.44.48 # what else are you working on? 05.44.54 # it is okay. 05.45.01 # only takes up about 3k :) 05.47.37 # I'm not really working on anything right now other than fixing the last few bugs. 05.47.48 # hardeep: I think everything soon should be loadable fonts. the proportional and the fixed fonts should be removed. 05.48.18 # Heh, you know, i've never actually enabled loadable fonts 'cause i haven't needed them 05.48.25 # hello 05.48.32 # hi h0bby 05.48.45 # i think bug for the recorder 05.49.09 # what is it? 05.49.26 # when you are playing a song in shuffle mode and then turn shuffle off it remains in shuffle 05.50.06 # hardeep: well, there are loadable fonts, and there are proportional fonts too! 05.50.30 # h0bby: hmmm, are you using 1.2 or a daily build? 05.50.45 # lates one 05.51.03 # not not the one with the errors:) 05.51.08 # h0bby: so 8/25 daily? 05.51.24 # yep 05.51.50 # elinebe: looks like wormlet broke the recorder sim 05.52.00 # hmmm.... 05.52.01 # it switches off shuffle the song after the switch 05.52.35 # but shuffles the first next song 05.54.06 # h0bby: yep, looks like a bug. 05.54.44 # not a big deal 05.59.14 # goodnight all... I had a long day. 05.59.26 Nick elinenbe is now known as elinenbe|sleeps (trilluser@user-0cceh8k.cable.mindspring.com) 05.59.34 # g'night elinenbe 06.09.01 Quit datazone-work ("I like core dumps") 06.11.22 # no me gusta windows 06.12.49 # I want a recorder 06.12.54 # all these good games 06.14.14 # Heh, wasn't there a game submitted for the player recently? 06.14.41 # not sure 06.14.42 # :) 06.15.18 # hmm, last thing I ever want to do with my recorder is play games 06.16.03 # I go on alot of plane rides... long ones... games go well with music 06.16.05 # heh 06.16.07 Nick MeRWiN|Away is now known as MeRWiN (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 06.16.15 # thats what a palm pilot or gameboy is for 06.19.04 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 06.19.25 # With carryon's limited to 1, I like having everything in one device 06.52.23 # Prosecution: What does your Client and sperm have in common? Defense: They both have a one in a million chance of becoming human 06.52.27 # I love Law & Order :) 06.58.11 # laugh 07.08.28 # how much space do you get on lonestar.org? 07.10.13 # I forget... one sec, let me check 07.10.40 # 100mb home, 100mb web, 100mb mail 07.10.45 # wow, that's not bad 07.10.51 # I think i'll validate my account :) 07.10.53 # I got an "arpa" account 07.10.58 # they just give away free accounts? 07.11.02 # lifetime $36 07.11.44 # Almost free, you send them $1 by mail to validate 07.12.03 # how long is the account if you send them $1? 07.12.18 # lifetime as well 07.12.52 # heh, I could walk the money over to them... they're about 10 miles away from me 07.12.59 # the normal "user" account gives you 20mb home, 20mb web, 20mb mail 07.19.04 # not too shabby 07.19.10 # what os is it? 07.19.47 # NetBSD sdf 1.5.3_ALPHA NetBSD 1.5.3_ALPHA (SDF) #0: Mon Mar 18 17:42:40 UTC 2002 alpha 07.21.42 # : 07.21.42 # :) 07.34.33 # hey 07.34.51 # how about if you're holding ff/rr seeking through a track 07.35.09 # and you press and hold on and/or menu while doing that 07.35.14 # it switches to faster seek speeds 07.35.51 # like maybe a multiplier of the configured seek speed 07.36.04 # I think Zagor was going to look into increasing the repeat rate the longer you hold on to the button 07.36.15 # thats all fine and good 07.36.31 # but ... i dunno i guess we'll see once its done 07.36.38 # if it works well then nm :p 07.37.56 # i'm just wondering how well it'll handle both situations of seeking relatively long through a short song and seeking long through a really long track 07.39.13 # You can always change the step size. :) 07.39.20 # yeah i can do that now 07.39.48 # and right now its kinda inconvenient to wanna seek several minutes through a half hour long track 07.39.56 # while only seeking small amounts through short ones 07.40.22 # PsycoXul: you can't usually hold more than two keys at a time i think 07.40.35 # I just set to a 5 second step time 07.40.48 # gotta keep scrolling through a too-long list of options in single disorganized submenu and then sit there and scroll through the step size for a while 07.40.54 # and then go back through it again when you're done 07.41.12 # I think the biggest problem there is how messy the General Settings menu is getting 07.41.25 # yeah 07.44.04 # they could probably be split easy into Behaviour and Display instead of General... or something heh 07.57.58 # Good idea 08.00.47 # PsycoXul: you a law and order fan? 08.00.48 # :) 08.00.53 # no 08.00.55 # darn 08.01.01 # hehe... A&E has a marathon 08.01.02 # i only watch a few FOX shows and thats about it for TV 08.01.11 # I'm addicted to law & order 08.01.30 # man, formatting 60 gigs sure takes a long time 08.01.37 # the shit i do like is almost not worth watching for the commercials... 08.01.37 # heh 08.02.04 # PsycoXul: rephrase that last comment 08.02.07 # other shit and it's just an annoying noisy blinky box 08.03.07 # MeRWiN: the things i like watching are almost not worth watching thanks to the commercials 08.03.37 # you know those shows aren't Really free 08.03.53 # you pay for 'em, just not necessarily in tangible ways... 08.04.07 # unless you're particularly susceptible to advertising in which case you also pay money for it 08.04.10 # :p 08.05.07 # I am hella-good at tuning out commercials :) 08.05.21 # yeah 08.05.26 # but then you're just making them subliminal :p 08.06.07 # nah, I can't remember the last time that I bought anything in a commercial. I've been set in my ways for the last 4 years or so :) 08.06.24 # hehe 08.06.36 # when i watch 08.06.45 # i like to watch the commercials too unless they're particularly annoying 08.07.06 # just to spot the various marketting technique's their using 08.07.22 # yeah 08.07.48 # and every once in a while somebody makes an entertaining one 08.08.33 # :) I'm partial to talking animals for some reason 08.08.39 # heh 08.08.56 # i liked the one with the hawk or eagle or something getting beers 08.09.46 # that one kicks ass! "I wonder where he gets the beer from?" 08.10.00 # hehe 08.10.53 # so i've built it 08.10.55 # i think 08.11.00 # its cooling 08.11.06 # and then i can check to see if it worked right 08.11.17 # and if it did, see if it works 08.11.18 # heh 08.12.27 # built what? 08.12.35 # the thing... 08.13.10 # with the dream... heh 08.13.11 # electromagnetic whatchamacallit? 08.13.16 # yeah 08.13.37 # yeah but i don't think it'll work 08.13.49 # i don't think its right 08.14.21 # but it's just the first test anyways 08.15.18 # quick to make? 08.15.32 # well i've sure taken my time about it... 08.15.47 # but if one were to just sit down and make one, then yeah 08.16.07 # woo, I just did some phat photo editing to get rid of my gut :) 08.16.15 # but if this one doesn't work, then subsequent tests may be a bit more difficult 08.16.28 # PsycoXul: cheap? 08.16.42 # yeah 08.16.56 # doesn't really need any special equipment 08.17.02 # uses pretty common materials 08.18.58 # * MeRWiN is getting bored watching his hard drive formatting 08.19.09 *** No seen item changed, no save performed. 08.26.26 Join Bagder [0] (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) 08.35.42 # red build - red build 08.40.44 Join Zagor [0] (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 08.40.51 # hey Z 08.40.55 # yo 08.41.28 # the build went red 08.41.39 # from me? 08.41.44 # no no 08.41.47 # elinenbe 08.43.02 # "Congratulations on producing such a superb piece of work. Rockbox has literally blown my socks off :)" 08.43.05 # hardeep sure made some fine patches yday it seems 08.43.09 # hehe 08.43.11 # yes 08.43.51 # but people need to be more restrained adding features. 08.43.55 # yes 08.44.00 # but we haven't mentioned that 08.44.02 # Zagor: heya 08.44.03 # btw 08.44.10 # I have a minor complaint 08.44.16 # on your friday fix 08.44.25 # apps wps.c,1.101,1.102 08.44.26 # which was that? 08.44.30 # Don't display wps until there is data to display (or we'll get the annoying 08.44.30 # 'end of song list' screen.) 08.44.37 # we have a problem there 08.44.44 # we do 08.44.46 # this is the case: 08.44.48 # Zagor: sorry about the uncommenting of the #include :-) The first commit had it commented, the 2nd accidently didnt 08.45.15 # MeRWiN: I understand. my point was more that it shouldn't be there at all. it should be in the Makefile 08.45.26 # when you press play in a dir, mpeg does immediatelt set the id3 variable so it is NULL when the wps starts 08.45.40 # Zagor: point taken. I need to create seperate folders for my multiple makefiles... i usually just rm -rf the build dir 08.45.48 # but if *no* mpeg is good, it never shows anything at all on screen, it remains blank 08.46.20 # so i figure we need to do something to detect that situation 08.46.43 # Bagder: I know. but still the current status is better than always displaying "end of list" before starting the first track... 08.46.47 # right 08.46.59 # this might be a bug in the mpeg thread 08.47.15 # since play_pending should be set before the sound is coming, shoudln't it ? 08.47.24 # we probably need to make a new mpeg api mpeg_end_of_list or something 08.47.47 # yes, that the mpeg thread calls 08.47.53 # play_pending will not be set until the file is opened 08.48.13 # Zagor: aha 08.48.24 # so during spinup, it's not set yet 08.48.36 # ok, and that's when we saw that display then of course 08.48.41 # yes 08.49.33 # MeRWiN: regarding your custom wps stuff, make sure you only load the data from disk once and then use a buffer in memory instead 08.49.43 # it loads from disk far too often now 08.55.38 # Bagder: as of right now, it only loads from the disk when the WPS first loads (ie: not when in menus or anything). It also re-loads it when you go into the WPS Settings menu and change the WPS to Custom-WPS (in case it was changed by plugging in the USB cable and editing) 08.55.56 # ah 08.56.07 # ok, sounds good 08.56.11 # Bagder: I also made it so it handles string, not files... 08.56.39 # MeRWiN: so you can make the "fixed" modes to use pre-defined custom strings? 08.56.39 # Bagder: and put a case for most of the WPS types to use strings, not the general routines 08.56.44 # actually reduces code size i think 08.56.55 # right 08.57.01 # goodie 08.58.44 # long plane rides are the best time to code... you can't just forget about it :) 09.00.05 # :-) 09.04.18 # ahh... windows... the user friendly operating system that takes 2 hours to install 09.05.32 # MeRWiN: you need to make it work for recorder too. multiline 09.05.44 # or "we" need to, anyway :-) 09.05.48 Join LinusN [0] (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 09.05.57 # morning LinusN 09.05.57 # HELO 09.06.07 # snmp-linus! 09.06.11 # uh 09.06.13 # smtp 09.06.21 # * Bagder gets snmp on his brain 09.06.28 # MSG FROM: LinusN 09.06.38 # RCPT TO: everybody 09.06.45 # DATA 09.06.49 # Good morning! 09.06.51 # . 09.06.57 # * Bagder chuckles 09.07.44 # has anybody else noticed that you can skip several songs with one NEXT keypress? 09.07.56 # * Bagder has not noticed that 09.07.58 # if you press it early in the song 09.08.14 # like after a second, or even before the music has started 09.08.49 # odd 09.08.50 # as soon as it displays the id3 info 09.09.17 # muck around with prev and next, and suddenly you're "out of sync" 09.11.02 # so many tshirt designs, so few uploaded ;-) 09.11.08 # LinusN: i've noticed that 09.11.14 # LinusN: forgot to mention it though :) 09.11.23 # LinusN: if you press next before the hard disk stops loading the buffer up 09.11.33 # I had a snake game sent to me the other day, and now we have another one committed... :-) 09.12.22 # * LinusN goes to fill his coffee cup 09.12.49 Join bobTHC [0] (~bobTHC@AMarseille-206-2-1-9.abo.wanadoo.fr) 09.12.57 # good morning all! 09.13.09 # morning 09.13.16 # * Bagder runs to get more coffee 09.13.27 # * bobTHC to ! 09.26.40 # Bagder: you there? 09.27.17 # yeps 09.27.25 # swimming in my mailbox ;-) 09.27.30 # :) 09.27.46 # I'm a bit miffed you added a typedef for the Menu return code 09.28.02 # you mean instead of a plain int? 09.28.08 # or just the enum 09.28.26 # i'm trying to avoid typedefs, you know... :-) 09.28.35 # I know that 09.28.55 # in my brain, there are some places those do more good than bad though 09.29.11 # and this is one of those? 09.29.12 # I wonder if I should implement APR on rockbox 09.29.19 # Hadaka: APR? 09.29.21 # hehe 09.29.32 # you do that Hadaka ;-) 09.29.35 # apache portable runtime - a portability library 09.29.40 # ;) 09.29.44 # Zagor: yes, I believe this is one of those 09.30.00 # it has all the typedefs you could ever want to get rid of ;) 09.30.36 # Bagder: 'Menu' look like a struct or a pointer or anything. the only thing it doesn't look like is an int... :) 09.31.14 # so write a sed script to replace all "Menu" with "enum Menu" then ;-) 09.31.31 # how about menu_t ? ;) 09.31.45 # * Zagor slaps Hadaka 09.34.54 # are we talking about the enmu that contains MENU_DISK_CHANGED? 09.34.57 # enum 09.35.08 # yes 09.35.29 # i have been thinking about that 09.36.09 Quit h0bby () 09.36.23 # in my thinking, i would like "global" return codes, like EINTR 09.36.36 # you mean like errno? 09.36.39 # or in this case, even SYS_USB_INSERTED 09.37.06 # so that any function can return one of those general codes 09.37.11 # but that makes it very difficult to guess which you should check for 09.37.44 # in the event queue case, "system messages" have a reserved range 09.38.26 # just a thought 09.38.37 # what is the gain? 09.38.57 # otherwise, games would have their own "disk-has-changed" return code 09.39.17 # or they would return MENU_DISK_CHANGED 09.39.24 # not that nice, imho 09.39.42 # they would not have their own, if anyone outside is expected to understand it 09.39.52 # i think i see what you mean, but I'm not sure I agree 09.40.08 # I don't like the return code being specific for USB-stuff 09.40.18 # I'd rather have them being agnostic to the reason 09.40.18 # we should at least agree on a generic behaviour 09.40.33 # Bagder: i am not talking about the reason 09.41.23 # I guess I don't understand your suggestion 09.41.25 # all functions could, for example, return SYS_DISK_CHANGED 09.41.49 # not at all nice in other aspects, just playing with the idea 09.45.13 Quit hardeep ("Leaving") 09.45.52 # d 09.46.23 # wow, my computer went into hibernate and when it came out I was still connected to IRC 09.46.25 # now that is amazing :) 09.47.15 Part LinusN 09.50.08 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@sdf.lonestar.org) 09.53.50 # hi all 09.53.54 # hi 09.53.57 # hi hardeep 09.54.17 # h0bby reported what he and I consider to be a bug, just wanted to make sure you agreed before submitting a fix... 09.54.39 # if you switch from shuffle to non-shuffle mode the playlist index doesn't get properly updated 09.54.51 # so the "next" song is not what you would expect 09.55.10 # right. the index should be sorted. 09.55.28 Join rwood [0] (~rdwrockbo@ca-santaanahub-cuda3-c9b-117.anhmca.adelphia.net) 09.56.16 # yeah, the indices are sorted but the current index isn't updated to the new index of the current song 09.56.29 # that should be fixed, imo 09.56.34 # hey rwood 09.56.44 # hi Bagder 09.56.51 # hardeep: ah, ok. yes i agree. go ahead and fix it. 09.57.09 Join LinusN [0] (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 09.57.25 # rwood: any news on rolo for recorder? 09.58.04 # Linus: btw, i saw on the backscroll you mentioned next skipping a song. It's because of the error Heikki reported: http://rockbox.haxx.se/mail/archive/rockbox-archive-2002-08/0947.shtml 09.58.17 # i have my recorder insturmented - 1.27d appears to be looping on an irq0 interrupt (location 0x100) 09.58.37 # rep rate of the loop as 14+ usec 09.59.17 # i also connected a i2c bus monitor - it follows 1.27d correctly, but is very confused by rockbox 10.00.44 # shit 10.00.51 # 1.27d has a hi clock for about 9 usec, i did some playing and have improved tracking by increasing the hi clock state in i2c_outb 10.00.53 # with a capitol S 10.00.54 # :) 10.01.47 # hardeep: so how can we solve this? 10.02.00 # rwood: sounds odd. there are no time requirements in the i2c protocol 10.02.15 # Zagor: i think there is 10.02.19 # who maintain the Irc Archive webpage ? 10.02.21 # Linus: I haven't investigated further yet, just wanted to let you know the cause 10.02.27 # LinusN: minimum flank times? 10.02.28 # hardeep: thx 10.02.38 # bobTHC: everyone with cvs commit access ;-) 10.02.44 # the RTC has a min hi time of 600 ns and low time of 1.3 us for the clock 10.02.46 # Zagor: i think it is something about max 400kbit/s 10.02.55 # LinusN: exactly 10.03.13 # bobTHC: i run the web page. what about it? 10.05.51 # zagor : It's ok badger help me 10.06.22 # * bobTHC thanx to badger 10.06.29 # * Bagder bows 10.06.41 # hardeep/linus: Is anyone else seeing the problem I'm having (open failing)? Or is it just me and my new disk? 10.06.58 # I wouldn't like to reopen the box and put the old disk back to verify if it's the disk or not 8-) 10.07.35 # Hes: I think we're all seeing it. 10.07.40 # Hes: i think others have seen it too 10.07.41 # LinusN: we need the mpeg list to call a end_of_playist() function 10.07.46 # the mpeg thread 10.07.53 # I am somewhat reliefed to know that. Thank you. 10.08.01 # Is this a new bug? 10.08.05 # Hes: can you repeat is easily? 10.08.08 # Yes. 10.08.22 # I can force a disk spinup easily with my fortune code 8-) 10.08.35 # Bagder: or it simply provides a function: bool mpeg_end_of_list(void) 10.08.49 # just have to re-run it just around the time the disk is spinning down 10.09.00 # Zagor: possibly, yes 10.09.28 # Bagder: purpose? 10.09.35 # Hes: ok. what if you add a "sleep(HZ);" before mutex_unlock() in ata_sleep() ? 10.09.58 # LinusN: the wps needs to know the difference between !id3 before anything has happened and !id3 because there is no song to play 10.10.12 # Bagder: ah 10.10.21 # LinusN: try making a dir with zero-byte mp3 files and press play on one of them 10.10.31 # it gets a blank wps 10.10.52 # because it loops? 10.10.57 # in the playlist? 10.11.05 # no, because it jumps into wps unconditionally 10.11.14 # and there it doesn't display anything as long as id3 is NULL 10.11.15 # "it"? 10.11.22 # the code 10.11.42 # play on a mp3 file => wps => wait until id3 is non-NULL => display something 10.11.58 # so you want tree.c to know when the playlist is finished? 10.12.05 # no, the wps 10.12.10 # the wps needs to know it 10.12.12 # sorry, wps 10.12.16 # right 10.12.23 # but is repeat=true it never ends 10.12.26 # if 10.12.28 # nope 10.12.37 # so what do you want mpeg.c to do? 10.12.40 # playlist_next() returns NULL when you reach the end 10.12.44 # it can happen 10.12.47 # even if repeat is on 10.12.54 # not when repeat=true, does it? 10.12.57 # sure 10.13.07 # make a dir with zero byte mp3 files and you'll understand 10.13.23 # it goes bananas if it repeats on those 10.13.29 # what has the playlist to do with zero-byte files? 10.13.37 # ? 10.13.42 # zero byte is not valid 10.13.47 # it goes to the next 10.13.49 # and next 10.13.50 # and next 10.13.51 DBUG Enqueued KICK Bagder 10.13.51 # and next 10.13.53 # eternally 10.13.54 # i know 10.13.56 # so 10.14.02 # playlist_next() returns NULL 10.14.04 # and how is that mpeg.c:s problem? 10.14.08 # it stops 10.14.15 # when playlist_next() returns NULL 10.14.18 # LinusN: it's not. but mpeg.c can help wps solve it 10.14.36 # exactly 10.14.46 # how come playlist_next returns null? is it supposed to? 10.14.48 # the mpeg thread is the only one that knows this 10.14.54 # LinusN: what else should it do? 10.15.03 # keep on returning bad file names? 10.15.29 # so playlist_next returns NULL when it is about to loop? 10.15.30 # it returns NULL to indicate failure/end of list 10.15.37 # not really 10.15.49 # it returns NULL when it otherwise would go crazy 10.16.05 # how does it know? 10.16.12 # if(abs(steps) > playlist.amount) 10.16.12 # /* prevent madness when all files are empty/bad */ 10.16.12 # return NULL; 10.16.27 # Zagor: i'll try the sleep out 10.17.02 # ok, so it prevents loading of the same file twice? 10.17.09 # yes 10.17.25 # and what does mpeg.c do about that today? 10.17.29 # the NULL 10.17.29 # nothing 10.17.33 # stop reading 10.17.47 # does it retry? 10.17.52 # no 10.18.02 # NULL is defined as end-of-list 10.18.02 # so farbror frej will not repeat? 10.18.29 # not if you have a dir with only two farbror frej in it 10.18.43 # so it is an error to have short files? 10.19.11 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 10.19.21 # stop this. we have a problem. this is a solution. 10.19.27 # if you have a better suggestion, say it 10.20.19 # i don't have a better solution yet, i'm just saying that this solution might not be good enough 10.20.33 # right. but we must have one, even if only temporarily 10.20.46 # it goes absolutely bonkers otherwise 10.20.50 # it is better than with out the check 10.21.12 # besides, you can change the check to be > amount*2 or something 10.21.17 # ok, so the problem is 0-byte files? 10.21.21 # yes 10.21.21 # not only 10.21.25 # but that's an easy test 10.21.46 # or is it files without frame syncs? 10.22.00 # ID3 could return error if no sync was found at all 10.22.07 # right 10.22.14 # less than 216 bytes or something is not an mp3 10.22.40 # but currently the mp3info() returns bad-file if it is less than 8 bytes 10.22.50 # and mpeg could stop if it gets NULL from playlist_next without seeing a frame sync in the whole list 10.23.46 # it should stop on the NULL only 10.24.03 # or 10.24.04 # hm 10.24.26 # right, if one song works and the others are bad 10.24.45 # anyway, the point is not when to stop 10.24.56 # the point is that the wps can't know this today 10.25.19 # stupid wps ;-) 10.26.19 # but it calls mpeg_is_playing()? 10.27.02 # yes 10.27.07 # but it returns false 10.27.13 # but that is false before the first song starts playing 10.27.22 # ah, right 10.27.55 # when does mpeg.c set the play_pending flag? 10.28.00 # perhaps we could have a mpeg_is_loading() that would be true before it starts playing 10.28.05 # maybe we just need a yield()? 10.28.16 # LinusN: no, ata yields too much 10.28.40 # too much??? 10.29.10 # yes. so a yield in wps or mpeg doesn't help, because they will run again before the read is done anyway 10.30.07 # ah 10.30.36 # ok, so mpeg_is_playing() should return true even when loading? 10.31.00 # or perhaps we should redefine what play_pending means 10.31.02 # it can't, because the wait is for the id3 data, which could be bad 10.31.16 # not necessarily 10.31.21 Quit rwood () 10.31.21 # so? technically it is playing, only playing bad data 10.31.38 # we are at least attempting to play 10.31.44 # yeah, I guess we could say that 10.32.05 # so if we let mpeg_is_playing () return true until it fails...? 10.32.22 # anyone here know how to add a network card in linux? :) 10.32.38 # LinusN: it could work 10.32.41 # MeRWiN: no driver for it in the kernel? 10.33.06 # LinusN: it throws back an error to me saying couldn't load... it's a siemens speedstream pci... using the tulip driver apparently 10.33.08 Quit Hes (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 10.35.10 # being the coward as i am, i only go for mainstream vanilla network cards... 10.35.37 # any clue how to see which network card got loaded? 10.36.27 # "ifconfig" should give you info 10.36.51 # there's also info in /proc (i forget exactly which dir) 10.37.08 # ifconfig doesn't tell what driver though apparenlty 10.37.27 # cat /proc/pci 10.37.41 # that might give a clue on the chipset 10.38.00 # or is it /proc/bus/pci? 10.38.19 # /proc/pci 10.38.50 # /proc/bus/pci is the directory in which pci devices appear 10.38.50 # accton technology... hmm... 10.39.30 # how do i change my network driver? 10.39.37 Ctcp Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood 10.39.37 # * MeRWiN doesn't like linux :-) 10.39.47 # blasphemy! 10.40.57 # I'd like it more if i could get the nic to work 10.41.08 Mode "#rockbox +o LinusN " by ChanServ (ChanServ@services.) 10.41.37 # MeRWiN: you need to have your kernel support it built-in or as a loadable module 10.42.09 # * Zagor loves the sound of pneumatic drills in the morning 10.42.13 # try to find information regarding your card and linux somewhere to see if there are any quirks involved 10.43.36 # Tervetuloa! 10.43.37 # Tervetuloa! 10.44.44 # Zagor: there is a bug in the elapsed time display after resume 10.44.53 # i'm sure there is :-) 10.45.04 # If offset is >= 16M for VBR file, the display time is wrong because of integer overflow 10.45.23 # ah 10.45.35 # I guess you have a fix? 10.46.07 # Not yet. :) I'll fix later today unless you wanted to... 10.46.20 # (about to go to sleep right now) 10.46.38 # ok. have a good nap, see you later. 10.51.09 # G'night 10.51.10 Quit hardeep ("Leaving") 10.51.40 # hey what's with the finnish? ;) 10.53.02 Join mbr [0] (~mb@stlx01.stz-softwaretechnik.de) 10.53.06 # morning 10.53.15 # morning 10.53.59 Join langhaarrocker [0] (~Philipp@dsl-2129324-098.ip.versatel.de) 10.55.20 Join Hes [0] (~hessu@hessu.zedi.sonera.fi) 10.55.28 # Question about lcd.c. Is there a reason why lcd_drawrect() and lcd_(clear|fill)rect have a different api? 10.55.37 # grrr, buggy usb-storage &%$#@ 10.55.53 # where was I supposed to put the sleep(HZ) in exactly? 10.55.58 # lost my backscroll. 10.56.08 # first uses upper left and lower right corner, second uses upper left corner and width/height. 10.56.20 # before mutex_unlock() in ata_perform_sleep() sleep() 10.57.13 # the one in the end, right? 10.57.28 # mbr: no reason. just bad code. 10.57.32 # Hes: right 10.58.23 # Zagor: should it be changed? After 1.3? 10.58.46 # mbr: yes. i prefer width/height 10.59.03 # Zagor: so do i. 11.02.44 # Zagor: Still can reproduce it 11.02.53 # Hes: ok 11.03.17 # that's a bit strange. the ata should not do anything while the mutex is taken 11.03.28 # If i reopen a little too late while the disk is spinning down, I can notice the 1-sec delay 11.03.43 # before the file opens 11.05.28 # it must be something other than trying to read while it's spinning down 11.05.35 # we do that all the time with mpeg_next() 11.06.01 # Zagor: and that bugs 11.06.26 # according to hardeep, that is the reason that it skips several files on next sometimes 11.06.27 # LinusN: but it doesn't hang like this. at least not often enough for it to ever happen to me. 11.06.42 # hang? 11.07.09 # yes. red light on, no return from ata_read() 11.07.13 # i have seen a "hang" bug too 11.07.24 # and also "dir open error" or something 11.07.47 # but only when debugging with gdb 11.07.56 # so i guess it doesn't count 11.08.02 # :-) 11.08.20 # however, sht file skipping is reaf 11.08.31 # the file skipping is real 11.08.35 # yes 11.09.24 # what does the ata spec say about trying to access the drive right after sleep? 11.09.28 # nothing 11.09.51 # it only says "accesses can take up to 30 seconds after sleep" 11.10.03 # but this is not just a long awakening 11.10.20 # Could we accidentally go to sleep while accessing? 11.10.28 # Hes: i doubt it 11.10.47 # I'm off for the evening, bye 11.10.52 # bye 11.10.56 # Zagor: i guess we could 11.11.44 # bye Hes 11.11.51 # sure, but still this should not happen. if that was the case, we would get it all the time on mpeg_next() 11.12.04 # but we do 11.12.10 # i never get it 11.12.14 # ever 11.12.20 # not the hang, but skipping files 11.12.23 # understand we are discussing the hang here 11.12.40 # what if it the same bug? 11.13.35 # i think not. the skip bug is more likely just read errors, possibly due to pending spindown 11.13.55 # also that is easily solved with our new sleep handling. 11.14.20 # not solved, just made less likely 11.14.37 # solved 11.14.44 # ok, i believe you 11.14.47 # for all our current uses anyway 11.14.53 # anyway, the hang bug worries me 11.15.06 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/irc/rockbox-20020824.log at 00:30 PsycoXul describes it 11.15.51 # yeah i have seen that 11.16.15 # but it recovers for me if i go back blindly 11.16.38 # so it might have nothing to do with gdb after all 11.17.02 # go back? 11.17.21 # yeah, i enter a dir and nothing happens 11.17.27 # i press left and try again 11.17.54 # ok. hmm.. 11.27.19 # doxygen might be good for us 11.31.03 # yeah, could be 11.31.12 # fancy giving it a shot? 11.31.48 # I noticed the wormlet code seemed to be using that style 11.32.17 # yeah there were some sort of headers in the comments 11.32.31 # apr uses doxygen 11.32.52 # I played wormlet this morning 11.33.00 # the texts didn't fit 11.33.09 # using monospaced fontes 11.33.13 # they do with propfonts :-) 11.33.48 # i know, but the bleeding edge builds don't 11.34.13 # what about enabling that by default now? 11.34.32 # yeah, we could do that 11.34.49 # do we plan to have it by default in 1.3? 11.35.03 # yes 11.35.11 # I just want to fix the annoying scroll bug 11.35.39 Join pyvasene [0] (~pyvasene@pyvasene.net1.nerim.net) 11.35.49 # Zagor: is it still there? 11.35.54 # yes 11.36.05 # i'm looking at it now 11.36.13 # any ideas? 11.36.34 # well I don't quite understand yet why it happens so... no 11.38.46 # i'd be happy if someone found out why the X11 sim beeps on every bleeding key event too... 11.39.27 # because you've switched on your speakers. Turn them off -> problem fixed :) 11.39.39 # booo :-) 11.40.05 # hey 11.40.13 # it's the pc speaker 11.40.21 # not the sound card 11.40.24 # check for XBell() in the screenhack.c 11.40.31 # try removing it ;-) 11.40.39 # *you* added it? 11.40.44 # heheh, no 11.41.12 # I didn't write that code originally, as the header explains 11.41.20 # right 11.41.26 # ok, checking in silent sim :-) 11.41.46 # I just never thought it would do that silly thing on purpose ;-) 11.42.17 # major sillyness 11.42.19 # hehe 11.47.18 # suggestion: we add an easier-to-find link to the bug tracker to the web site, possibly to the left-side menu 11.47.45 # Bagder: are you silly? 11.47.48 # I just checked, it isn't easy to understand how to file bug reports 11.47.53 # we don't WANT bug reports! 11.48.00 # I do 11.48.01 # they make us look bad! 11.48.08 # Bagder: sounds fine to me 11.48.12 # and ruin our business! 11.48.15 # I want more bugs to assign to you ;-) 11.49.01 # we could probably put a link above or below the bugs-table 11.49.24 # that would be good 11.49.27 Join Blaster_Master [0] (~noone@firewall.scribona.com) 11.51.14 # Bagder: I had a link below the table previously, and we got swamped with bugs for unreleased code 11.51.24 # but we can try it again 11.51.47 # perhaps we should wait until 1.3 gets out 11.51.55 # there's hardly anyone using 1.2 anymore 11.52.02 # so we basicly don't allow bug reports ;-) 11.53.15 # hehe 11.59.09 # Zagor: I just read you had to adopt wormlet to code standards, but I don't see any differences. What did I do wrong? 11.59.54 # langhaarrocker: c++ comments for instance 12.00.06 # all local vars are static. all comments are C, and a few minor formatting details. 12.00.36 # actually, Zagor was nice this time 12.00.47 # and let you keep the mixed case in the variables 12.01.14 # and the functions 12.01.15 # yes, i was thinking of changing it but didn't 12.01.53 # you are too corrupted by C++, langhaarrocker :-) 12.02.12 # no, it actually is java :) 12.02.19 Quit pyvasene ("Client Exiting") 12.02.37 # * Zagor is screaming in pain 12.02.37 # langhaarrocker: even worse! :-) 12.02.42 Quit bobTHC (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 12.02.50 # good news, the CPUADER is gone ! i cant provoke it anymore :D 12.02.56 Join bobTHC [0] (~bobTHC@AMarseille-206-2-1-9.abo.wanadoo.fr) 12.02.59 # Blaster_Master: good 12.03.04 # Blaster_Master: good news 12.03.31 # is this the bug #599194? 12.05.13 # LinusN: Java is cool. Let's make a virtual machine for Rockbox. 12.05.51 # with a SH1 ? it's a it's slow ? 12.06.34 # Well if doesn't become slow enough we only have to use Swing and it will be slow enough! 12.06.49 # :-) 12.07.03 # :) 12.07.17 # has anyone else noticed what Andrew Jamieson said about the inter-track gap? about them being gone? 12.07.32 # yes, it must have been the id3 stripping 12.07.34 # I still get them on my live recordings, but that could be bad mp3 files 12.07.52 # so you also get seamless playback? 12.07.53 # langhaar : "JVM for Rockbox" sounds very good ;) 12.08.13 # i think it's quite rare to have glitch-free track changes 12.08.57 # yes, that's why i'm asking. who has them? 12.08.57 # i don't have any files to test with 12.09.08 # i think you only get glitch free gaps when splitting MP3 files 12.09.14 # if we really do seamless track changes, it's something to boast about. but I want to hear it myself first. 12.09.26 # LinusN: could be 12.09.28 # seamless CD rips will probably not be glitch-free 12.09.33 # for track change u think it's possible to add a fade out/fade option in like in winamp 3 ? (it's just an idea) 12.09.43 # bobTHC: why? 12.10.18 # it's definitely possible. but i can't see why you'd want it 12.10.35 # i'd like an option for stopping to fade out instead of just stopping... heh 12.10.52 # no i got this one----> I09:CPUAdrE at 6C20436F 12.10.53 # PsycoXul: over how long time? 12.11.07 # Blaster_Master: yes that was what Bagder fixed the other day 12.11.08 # i dunno, fairly short i'd say 12.11.24 # Blaster_Master: what version are you running? 12.12.01 # fade out at the end of the track->0sec gap-> fade in @ the sart of the next 12.12.13 # now or... CVS020826 12.12.34 # Blaster_Master: then it seems like Bagder didn't fix it after all... 12.13.23 # Hmm the adress is "M CO" in ASCII 12.13.31 # bobTHC: if you fade out, what good is no-gap playback? you won't hear it anyway 12.13.58 # Zagor : well the error is not occuring now ... 12.14.06 # No, it's "M Co" 12.14.58 # Blaster_Master: you mean that that was the error you had before it was fixed, and now you can't get it anymore? 12.16.51 # ok, how many of you here today have a Recorder? 12.17.05 # i do 12.17.07 # yes, before i got ->I09:CPUAdrE at 6C20436F<- now i dont, i could provoke it som it happened every time, now i cant :D 12.17.15 # Blaster_Master: good 12.17.18 # we *need* to get a table together. who-has-what 12.18.05 # I need everyone to go to the Port debug menu and take note of the AN4/AN5 levels when pressing the keys 12.18.27 # F1/F2/F3/UP are AN4 12.18.41 # LEFT/RIGHT/PLAY/DOWN are AN5 12.19.12 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 12.19.16 # we've had some bug reports on bad key detection 12.20.07 # LinusN: how do we get to an4/5? I only see AN0-3 12.20.29 # move your eyes a few characters to the right 12.20.54 # oh :-) 12.21.32 # it isn't very nice with propfonts... 12.21.54 # Bagder: are you working on the new t-shirt submissions? 12.23.48 # * bobTHC have a recorder ...for linus poll 12.25.55 Part bobTHC 12.27.37 Join bobTHC [0] (~bobTHC@AMarseille-206-2-1-9.abo.wanadoo.fr) 12.27.47 # * Blaster_Master has gone feeding 12.32.25 # * LinusN sees Zagors scroll fix and likes it 12.35.24 # it will be good to clean up the lcd code post-1.3 12.35.43 # and the mpeg code 12.35.47 # and wps 12.35.52 # and... 12.36.11 # hehe, yeah 12.36.39 # i'm not sure I have understood your thinking for the new mpeg code. we need a RocLunch again :-) 12.37.16 # the new mpeg code? 12.37.31 # well, how you want to rewrite/clean up it 12.37.38 # now i know what you mean 12.37.45 # Wanna grab a chicken now? 12.39.05 # nah, let's do it tomorrow. 12.39.10 # ok 12.41.10 Join Tumm [0] (coyote@212.85.67.96) 12.41.42 # ok, my AN readings: 12.41.46 # * Blaster_Master has fed.... 12.41.46 # AN4 AN5 12.41.46 # UP 2dd 0 12.41.46 # DWN 0 396 12.41.46 DBUG Enqueued KICK Zagor 12.41.46 # LFT 0 223 12.41.46 # RHT 0 167 12.41.59 # all hex, of course 12.43.28 # Zagor: do you have your charger attached? 12.43.39 # no 12.43.43 # i can try with it 12.43.57 # wow, your numbers are not like mine... 12.45.31 # no difference with charger attached 12.45.37 # ok 12.47.10 # Zagor: how about the other keys? 12.47.38 # checking... 12.48.17 # your numbers are far below mine 12.48.31 # PLY 0 2dd 12.48.31 # F1 167 0 12.48.31 # F2 224 0 12.48.31 *** Alert Mode level 1 12.48.31 # F3 395 0 12.49.07 # i wonder if your unit is different somehow. you have the noise, much darker lcd and now different key resistance 12.49.56 # it must be very different. 12.50.05 # what does the other ANx vaues say? 12.51.42 # AN0: 3FF AN1: 3E7 AN2: 031 AN3: 178 AN6: 321 AN7: 018 12.53.11 # Zagor: do you just want readings for the rec, or the player also? 12.53.12 # significantly lower than mine... 12.53.30 # you have the charger attached 12.53.34 # nope 12.53.46 # wow 12.55.48 # i wonder if we can use for example AN3 to calibrate the button driver? 12.56.13 # hehe. good question. 12.56.43 # your unit is very close to the button threshold values 12.57.00 # mine is exactly in between 12.57.01 # ok 12.57.11 # does noone else here have a recorder? 12.57.15 # HELLO? 12.57.28 # bobTHC has one, but he hasn't reported in yet 12.57.36 # MeRWiN: just recorder 12.57.40 # (sorry, didn't see you) 12.57.56 # yes 12.58.32 *** Alert Mode OFF 13.02.20 Ctcp Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood 13.02.20 # * Bagder returns 13.02.40 # yes, me fix the new tshirt designs soonish 13.07.29 Join pyvasene [0] (~pyvasene@pyvasene.net1.nerim.net) 13.09.40 # * Zagor still waits for recorder AN readings from people 13.10.02 # AN? 13.10.30 # I need everyone to go to the Port debug menu and take note of the AN4/AN5 levels when pressing the keys 13.10.44 # we have a button problem 13.10.59 # and you want to know all 8? 13.11.22 # up/down/left/right is a good start :) 13.11.34 # * Zagor goes to grab lunch 13.11.41 # zagor : sorry ! low battery and charger@house 13.11.54 # sorry no recorder here, unable to help in that regard. 13.12.05 # I listen too much music during lunch... 13.12.17 # (up) AN4 32b-32d 13.12.45 # (down) AN5 3F9-3FD 13.13.01 # (left) can not be tested 13.13.29 # (right) AN5 18C-191 13.17.34 # if you update, left can be tested (only off exits) 13.17.46 # can't update now 13.18.02 # ok. you have much higher values than I have. 13.18.05 # Bagder: your unit is like mine 13.18.15 # btw, I'm charging 13.18.25 # it doesn't seem to make a difference 13.18.33 # at least not on mine 13.21.07 # Bagder: what does AN3 say? 13.21.36 # 1Ae-1B4 13.21.51 # Here my readings: 13.21.55 # AN4 AN5 13.21.55 # UP 333 0 13.21.55 # DWN 0 3FF 13.21.55 DBUG Enqueued KICK mbr 13.21.55 # LFT 0 265 13.21.55 # RHT 0 192 13.21.56 *** Alert Mode level 1 13.21.56 # PLY 0 333 13.21.58 # F1 190 0 13.22.00 # F2 262 0 13.22.02 # F3 3FF 0 13.22.14 # mbr: does your AN3 say about 190? 13.22.29 # higher, I think 13.22.55 # LinusN: 15B 13.23.05 # ! 13.23.09 # !! 13.23.13 # !!! 13.23.54 # mbr: your unit is also like mine 13.24.00 # except for an3... 13.24.12 # What is AN3? 13.24.13 # mbr: what sayeth an6? 13.24.34 # AN6: 317-31A 13.24.44 # ok 13.25.04 # FYI, I don't yet know what an3 measures 13.25.27 # AN6: 37E-382 13.25.47 # Bagder: ooooh, charging eh...? 13.26.04 # yes 13.26.06 # anyway, all three of you have much higher key values than I do 13.26.39 # we need to find a way to calibrate the keys 13.26.47 # AN6 (not charging): 374-377 13.27.08 # pretty full batteries then 13.27.16 # 100% 13.27.40 # my an3 has decreased since a few minutes ago 13.28.59 # do we have any show-stoppers left? 13.29.24 # i don't consider this one 13.30.04 # not really. I'd like to have the wps things fixed as we talked about before, but it isn't really a show-stpper 13.30.42 # which things were that? 13.30.59 # about the wps ending blank if no mp3 is good 13.31.04 # ah, righ 13.31.05 # t 13.31.06 # i don't like the next-skip bug 13.31.39 # we've always had it, right? it's not recently introduced? 13.31.57 *** Alert Mode OFF 13.33.00 # i'll look at the new ata sleep handling. i think that should solve most of those problems. 13.36.10 # so many tshirt designs 13.38.24 # hey, we should modify the content-type the rockbox site sends for .mod and .ajz 13.38.32 # indeed 13.38.41 # agreed 13.40.13 Join freshmaker [0] (~chatzilla@pD9E12B23.dip.t-dialin.net) 13.40.49 # 7 new shirt designs committed 13.42.11 # page made 13.42.28 # two broken images 13.42.56 # four 13.43.18 # yeah 13.43.52 # same error on all four ;-) 13.44.05 # booo ;) 13.44.30 # fixed now 13.47.05 # done 13.48.15 # Zagor: Thanx for fixing the scrolling code. But there are still problems. 13.48.34 # freshmaker: yes, I know. this was only temporary. 13.48.44 # the scroller will be rewritten after 1.3 13.49.00 # it was written for monospace fonts, so it cannot really handle proportional 13.49.34 # it deals with characters instead of pixels 13.49.50 # Yup. I fell over it while experimenting with soft scrolling 13.50.00 # yeah, I can imagine 13.50.43 # so the new scroll code would just have a pixel offset and no char offset, right? 13.51.26 # it needs a char offset too, unfortunately 13.51.40 # for character cell LCDs? 13.52.17 # we can make them differ in that aspect 13.52.21 # can't we? 13.53.13 # yes, we'll probably have two separate 13.53.21 # I think it makes sense 13.53.23 # in fact, i'm thinking of separating lcd.c into two files 13.53.33 # that too would make sense 13.53.34 # they differ so much 13.53.55 # that would be a lot easier to read 13.54.01 # indeed 13.54.55 # add that to the todo-list for post-1.3 13.54.56 # ;-) 13.56.00 # hehe 13.58.22 # will propfonts and loadable fonts be in post-1.3? 13.59.07 # propfonts will go in 1.3, but loadable will be post 14.00.13 # i have some ideas for the recorder scrolling code 14.00.39 # ok? 14.01.46 # i.e. how to implement it. i really would like to contribute to post-1.3 recorder scrolling code. 14.02.11 # are there any requirements? 14.02.28 # what should the new scrolling code do? 14.03.15 # basically what today's scroll does, plus optionally smooth scrolling. 14.03.34 # I don't think it should be optional, we should only do it smooth on recorder 14.03.58 # yeah, not much point having it non-smooth 14.04.06 # right 14.04.32 # you get smooth scrolling for free, if you implement propfont scrolling properly 14.05.18 # you can put it that way, yes 14.05.30 # you can set the step size (in pixels) to whatever you want. 14.05.42 # yes 14.06.20 # do we need the feature to have the right boundary of the scrolling line *not* at the right border of the screen? 14.06.41 # i.e. do we need mid-line-scrolling? 14.06.50 # not at the moment,no 14.06.55 # so don't write it 14.06.57 # only the left-side atm 14.08.27 Ctcp Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood 14.08.27 # * freshmaker is looking through the code 14.08.42 # where does marginx come from? 14.08.58 # s/marginx/xmargin/ 14.09.00 # lcd_set_margin 14.12.24 # what's it for? not overwriting the cursor in browser mode? 14.13.11 Quit Blaster_Master () 14.13.13 # and to avoid having to calculate new coords when status line goes on/off etc. 14.14.09 # ah, i'm enlighted :-) 14.15.01 # Zagor: did you write the original scrolling code? 14.15.14 # yes 14.16.03 # hm, the prev key does not work 100% 14.16.08 # why have scroll->text and scroll->line and doing all that copying? 14.16.26 # for the wrap 14.16.41 # I just hit 'left' and it skipped to another song that I didn't just hear before 14.16.42 # you need to have both the end and the start of the string on the screen at the same time. 14.16.57 # a new buffer is simpler than trying to puts() it two times 14.17.05 # Bagder: that is what we have been talking about this morning 14.17.06 # Bagder: hehe 14.17.09 # then I hit 'right' again and it came to a song I didn't just hear, it was silent and the timer stood still 14.17.19 # I pressed pause 14.17.23 # and play again 14.17.28 # and the timer said 00:19 14.17.33 # and the music played 14.18.14 # and 14.18.20 # what about enlarging scroll->text by 32 and once copy the beginning to the end? 14.18.21 # when I pressed 'prev' I got to see 'end of song list 14.18.28 # hehe 14.18.36 # I think I saw all flaws in just a few keypresses ;-) 14.19.14 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 14.19.17 # freshmaker: I think that is a fine idea 14.20.48 # freshmaker: it's not that simple. then the wrap will be miles behind the end-of-string if the string is narrow 14.21.44 # right the wrap still needs to be handled somehow 14.23.51 # i would take the string, add 3 blanks and concatenate the first n chars to the end. i don't see the problem? 14.24.14 # me neither ;-) 14.25.26 # that's what we do now 14.25.50 Nick LinusN is now known as LinusN|brb (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 14.25.56 # right, but it needn't copy them to a buffer actually 14.26.06 # it could lcd_putsxy() them 14.26.37 # not that the copying is so much to worry about 14.27.00 # it's much simpler making a good buffer and then putsxy:ing it right 14.27.11 # the problem is making a good buffer 14.28.49 # when will 1.3 hit the road? (or when will the code freeze start?) 14.29.03 # the code freeze is pretty much in effect already 14.29.16 # 1.3 should have been out last week, but we found nasty bugs 14.29.56 # hm, shouldn't the lcd scroll use lcd_update_rect() ? 14.30.28 # instead of lcd_update()? 14.30.31 # yes 14.31.17 # seems like a waste to update the entire screen for only moving one line 14.31.28 # it is 14.31.35 # ack 14.32.35 # the reason is of course that update_rect() is a relatively newcomer in the API family 14.32.58 # yup 14.33.03 Nick elinenbe|sleeps is now known as elinenbe (trilluser@user-0cceh8k.cable.mindspring.com) 14.33.14 # morning Eric 14.33.26 # sorry for killing the builds last night 14.33.38 # hehe 14.33.59 # I shouldn't have committed... at least not when I was 90% asleep. 14.35.55 # what u think about some Web stats and "rockbox download" stats ? (sorry,i'm always out of subject) 14.36.28 Quit langhaarrocker (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 14.38.55 Nick freshmaker is now known as fresh|coffee (~chatzilla@pD9E12B23.dip.t-dialin.net) 14.39.09 # coffee is a good idea! 14.46.32 # bug: on the lastest build (I am using PROP FONTS) on the recorder when I set the scroll speed in the menu, the scroll speed indicator does not show up. 14.46.48 # at all? 14.47.03 # sorry -- it does not scroll. 14.47.30 # ah. well no, that's because it all fits on the screen. :-) 14.47.35 # hahahaha 14.47.52 # oh... 14.48.07 # well we need to add some more dots to the end of the string :) 14.48.11 # yes 14.49.25 # are PROP FONTS going to be standard on 1.3? 14.49.30 Join lithermon [0] (gxhb@ACB424C4.ipt.aol.com) 14.49.41 # what's a good name for the function that tells the ata driver not to spin down yet? ata_ping? ata_kick? ata_please_wait_were_not_really_done_yet? 14.49.59 # ata_no_spindown 14.50.20 # no, that would imply turning off the spindown. this only resets the timer. 14.50.29 # ata_idle_timer_reset() perhaps 14.50.42 # or even ata_idle_reset() 14.50.42 # ugh, long ugly name 14.50.52 Part LinusN|brb 14.52.03 # how about simply ata_spin() ? 14.52.25 # * Zagor thinks the hardest thing about programming is making up good names :-) 14.52.40 # ata_not_no_spindown_only_reset_the_timer 14.52.55 # ata_oh_you_ata_please_keep_spinning_a_while_more 14.53.24 # now that was just rediculous 14.54.49 # good names? like "struct by_lightning"? 14.54.57 # lol 14.55.09 # unsigned check 14.55.11 # hehe 14.55.22 # char les; 14.55.35 # int uitive; 14.55.48 # short sighted; 14.56.02 # i'll use ata_spin() for now 14.56.13 # it is fine enough 15.09.30 # yo. 15.09.38 # hi 15.12.39 # Any insight in the ATA problem? 15.14.06 # i'm remaking the sleep handling. hopefully that helps some of the problems. 15.15.01 # Great. 15.15.46 # Please, what is "RoLo"? 15.15.56 # firmware loader inside rockbox 15.16.06 # ROckbox LOader 15.16.24 # Isn't that in the FAQ already? 15.16.32 # Ahhh *hitting the table* like LILO?! 15.16.39 # Exactly 15.16.48 # the original thought was like lilo, but this is even better imho 15.16.52 # this is more like 'exec' ;-) 15.21.23 # i'm checking in the new ata sleep code now. please test it thoroughly. 15.21.30 # i have to run off a few hours. see you later. 15.22.48 Nick Zagor is now known as Zagor|out (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 15.22.48 DBUG Enqueued KICK Zagor|out 15.22.51 # +void ata_spin(void) 15.22.51 # +{ 15.22.51 # +} 15.22.57 # that's a fine function ;-) 15.23.46 # but I agree it is hard to simulate in any sensible way 15.24.25 # i prefer empty stubs rather than #ifdefs in the code 15.24.36 # yeah, that's better 15.27.41 Part lithermon 15.30.34 Quit elinenbe (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 15.34.39 # it is indeed bad when there's only three letters left in the alphabet that isn't used as shorthand options to a command :-) 15.35.02 Ctcp Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood 15.35.02 # * Bagder admits to this sin 15.54.49 Join lithermon [0] (gxhb@ACB424C4.ipt.aol.com) 16.10.17 Quit fresh|coffee ("ChatZilla 0.8.9 [Mozilla rv:1.1/20020818]") 16.11.28 Part lithermon 16.14.58 Quit mecraw (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 16.16.53 Join fresh|coffee [0] (~chatzilla@pD9E12B23.dip.t-dialin.net) 16.18.02 Nick fresh|coffee is now known as freshmaker (~chatzilla@pD9E12B23.dip.t-dialin.net) 16.19.16 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 16.31.51 Quit freshmaker ("ChatZilla 0.8.9 [Mozilla rv:1.1/20020818]") 16.32.41 Join alkorr [0] (~alkorr@ASte-Genev-Bois-110-1-2-85.abo.wanadoo.fr) 16.32.45 # Alan! 16.32.50 # hi ! 16.32.55 # howdy 16.33.20 # i was in vacation and found above 800 emails to read when back :/ 16.33.28 # hehehe 16.33.30 # otherwise i'm fine 16.34.06 # linus and zagor are absent ? 16.34.14 # yes 16.34.20 # ah yes i can see 'ou' 16.34.22 # out 16.35.08 Join freshmaker [0] (~chatzilla@pD9E12B23.dip.t-dialin.net) 16.39.38 # ok, now that Zargor wants separate lcd.c for recorder and player, i rewrote the recorder scrolling code from scratch 16.40.13 # hehe, does it look good? 16.40.26 # user settable pixels per scroll step, user settable speed 16.40.36 # looks awesome ;-) 16.40.42 # cool! 16.40.59 # but it's a little hoppy durnig ata io 16.41.33 # yeah, but that's not much to do about 16.42.02 # overclocking the cpu, yeah! 16.42.08 # hehe 16.42.22 # but that'll shorten the battery time, as it uses more power then :-) 16.42.46 # well you would just need to change the frequency clock but i'm not sure that you can exceed 14 MHz 16.42.58 # sh1 have a big comsuption ? 16.43.09 # w/o having to take care of the LCD_CHARCELL code, the scrolling code is small and simple 16.43.10 # "typical" at 60mA 16.43.23 # @11mhz ? 16.43.24 # (at 12.5MHz which isn't quite what we're at) 16.43.54 # U know his @14 ? 16.44.03 # no, the data sheet doesn't tell that 16.44.29 Join Phil____ [0] (~Philipp@dsl-2129324-098.ip.versatel.de) 16.44.45 # not documented here but i know it is possible another project using the sale SH1 was at 14 MHz 16.44.53 # but it is at your risk ! 16.45.20 # ;) always , rockbox too 16.45.59 # if it not overheating and not compsuption too much .... 16.46.50 # http://www.oscar-mp3.de/eng/start.htm 16.46.56 # 15 MHz ! 16.47.28 # ooch! 16.47.35 # SH7032 instead of SH7034 but it shouldn't make the difference 16.47.37 # well, a faster CPU would read data faster and thus could spin down the disk sooner and save some battery 16.48.21 # u think it's really a good deal... 16.48.49 # no, I think it's just talking about things that don't matter much 16.50.47 # : 16.50.55 # even if it is working, it won't be something that anyone can afford 16.51.10 # but it's perhaps a good way 16.51.37 # a good way to what? to void your warranty and gain very little? 16.52.08 # a good way only if no hardware mod of course ... 16.52.12 # if you're gonna dream, then I'd suggest replacing the CPU completely ;-) 16.52.25 # by a SH3 16.52.29 # i prefer to try to use dma or things like it instead of increase frequency 16.52.44 # and SLEEP 16.53.05 # but with 15 MHz it could sleep faster! 16.53.08 # well, SH3 is not compatible bobTHC ;P 16.53.37 # it wouldn't have to be compatible ;-) 16.53.38 # but you must be a good electronician too 16.53.42 # indeed 16.54.11 # And you need a steady hand -> more alcohol. 16.54.26 # more or less ? 16.55.04 # depends which drugs you're addicted to 16.56.07 # i'm not good @all so i'll go to smoke and leave the pro work 16.57.19 # what an annoyance ! I need the mscrt700.dll to have the recorder simulator wroking !§$*# :((( 16.57.27 # Do you know if there's any difference between int and short? 16.57.42 # int -> 32 bit 16.57.55 # short (int) -> half int -> 16 bit 16.58.04 Quit freshmaker ("ChatZilla 0.8.9 [Mozilla rv:1.1/20020818]") 16.58.32 # not acquantaince with C, Phil ? 16.58.45 # C doesn't say that alkorr 16.58.54 # oh 16.58.56 # doh 16.58.57 # it does 16.59.03 # I just remember that there were architectures that defined the length of int differently. 16.59.23 # heh 16.59.28 # right, alpha says int are 64-bit 16.59.33 # no 16.59.39 # alpha has 32 bit ints 16.59.42 # 64 bit longs 16.59.48 # 64-bit alpha ? 16.59.50 # DOS runs with 16 bit ints 16.59.53 # yes 17.00.08 # it's strange... 17.01.09 # are you really sure ? or is it 'long' which is 64-bit under Alpha ??? 17.01.19 # Then was it that on some architectures int and long are the same size? Mixed things up again. It's at least 2 years that I programmed in C++. 17.01.20 # long is 64bit 17.01.39 # Phil____: most machines have int and long the same, 32bit 17.01.54 # okay, it was a problem of 'long', not of 'int' 17.03.30 Join freshmaker [0] (~chatzilla@pD9E12B23.dip.t-dialin.net) 17.06.21 # well since 'int' was available before 32-bit architecture in C, they were 16-bit. But 'int' were expanded to 32-bit for 32-bit systems because it is more convenient. I think 'long' is always 32-bit for 16-bit or 32-bit architectures 17.06.57 # for 64-bit architecture, it seems some people chose to expand 'long' to 64-bit instead of 'int' 17.07.03 # am i wrong, Bagder ? 17.07.15 # no, that's basicly how it is 17.07.59 # although I'm not quite sure how "long long" and "long" differentiate in C99 17.08.25 # I mean for machines like the Alpha 17.08.47 # yes that's true 17.09.00 # but 'long long' was a gcc extension 17.09.05 # it was, yes 17.09.42 # so a relic which persists so 32-bit architecture can have 64-bit computation 17.09.43 Join Snorlax [0] (lamamba_@h135n1fls34o883.telia.com) 17.10.15 # what the major improvment in 1.2 ? 17.10.30 # there are so many I don't know where to start ;-) 17.10.41 # and we've improved vastly since 1.2 too 17.11.32 # I'm looking for that in the site but i cannot find them... 17.11.38 # 1.2 introduced USB detection, the wps screen, battery level indicator, proper all-dir playback etc etc 17.11.43 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/download/rockbox-1.2-notes.txt 17.13.40 Join elinenbe [0] (trilluser@user-0cceh8k.cable.mindspring.com) 17.19.56 # well, if you want to have a dramastically speedup for reading sectors you should use multisector reading 17.20.25 # however my original source have code for that. 17.20.42 # we read multiple sectors 17.21.07 # and yes, it is much faster 17.21.16 # i don't see that in 1.2 17.21.24 # don't look in 1.2 17.21.34 # it is added afterwards ? 17.21.35 # 1.2 is oooold ;-) 17.21.42 # okay 17.21.46 # 1.2 had a rotten bitswap too ;-) 17.22.04 # and no wormlet 17.22.10 # hehehe 17.22.12 # ah yes i should look at the assembly code to check if it is really good ;) 17.22.27 # you should indeed ;-) 17.27.12 # the better code... the better the box. 17.27.19 # RoxBox Rocks 17.27.27 # RockBox Roxx 17.27.34 # :-) 17.27.34 # ahhh... whatever.. 17.27.35 # grrr my SSH sucks ! 17.27.42 Join edx [0] (~edx@pD9EA9952.dip.t-dialin.net) 17.28.08 # what should one do if they have spilled water on their laptop? 17.28.21 # ugh 17.28.30 # remove the batteries at once 17.28.39 # hey edx 17.28.58 # hi 17.29.08 # later. 17.29.10 Part elinenbe 17.35.59 # Bagder, the multisector reading is not in CVS ? 17.36.10 # it is 17.36.52 # ata_read_sectors() I believe 17.36.58 # well i have just checkout it and find nothing about multisector reading nor a better byteswapping 17.37.14 # firmware/bitswap.S 17.37.26 # read_sectors is a one sector read per interrupt 17.38.13 # so improve it then 17.38.23 # i dont think Linus use bitswap for ata but for mp3 streams i think 17.38.28 # yes 17.38.34 # it is only for mp3 17.39.39 # well, i will have a look on it to improve it. 17.41.14 # see you later 17.41.18 Part alkorr 17.42.53 # I'm off too 17.42.55 Part Bagder 17.43.12 Nick freshmaker is now known as freshmaker|brb (~chatzilla@pD9E12B23.dip.t-dialin.net) 17.46.29 Join elinenbe [0] (trilluser@user-0cceh8k.cable.mindspring.com) 17.47.00 # elinenbe: dry again? 17.49.18 # Phil____ : Well everything seems to be okay, but sonb'l;< 17.49.34 # a few k,eys are essed up 17.49.49 # m,OK o,k,m, and comma are really messed up 17.50.47 # seems there was some keybord-chip virus in the wetness, too 17.50.54 # yeah 17.51.07 Join Moof [0] (~moof@195.101.176.125) 17.52.31 # what i,s the k,ey 4~ in unix? 17.52.37 Join Moufle [0] (~moof@195.101.176.125) 17.52.51 Part Moufle 17.54.37 Quit elinenbe (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 17.54.47 Join matsl [0] (~matsl@as13-4-5.mal.s.bonet.se) 17.57.27 Part bobTHC 17.58.52 Join ah_ [0] (fssfdsfds@darkstar.fullsix.com) 17.59.08 # hello 17.59.18 Join manitee [0] (~jiffy@rrcs-central-65-31-76-104.biz.rr.com) 17.59.23 # hi folks 17.59.42 # dumb question - how do I get my studio 20 to power down using v1.2? 18.00.47 Join quelsaruk [0] (~zaknafein@faerun.ugr.es) 18.00.47 # i works like the normal firmware. 18.00.49 # hi 18.00.50 # +t 18.01.06 # +t 18.01.18 # well, under the stock firmware, it would power down after 1 min. with 1.2 it's been sitting here for 5 mins 18.01.31 # ???? 18.01.42 # 1 min ? 18.01.51 # seemed like 1 min - is that incorrect? 18.02.16 # ive to wait a few second on both 18.02.46 # let me ask this then: how long is the inactive-to-powerdown delay in 1.2? 18.04.10 # maybe i'm wrond , got a archos jukebox 6000 , studio 20 is recorder or just player ? 18.04.15 # -d +g 18.04.44 # its a recorder 18.04.51 # ooops sorry 18.04.57 # got a player 18.05.06 # hmmm - wonder what gives here 18.05.07 # doesn't know how recorder works 18.05.20 # turn off you bastid! :) 18.05.54 # ha ha! 18.06.19 # found it - hold down "stop" and hit the power button 18.09.06 Quit edx (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 18.10.00 # with that, im going to luch 18.10.03 # lunch 18.10.09 Nick manitee is now known as manitee|away (~jiffy@rrcs-central-65-31-76-104.biz.rr.com) 18.10.13 Join edx [0] (~edx@pD9EA9952.dip.t-dialin.net) 18.16.27 Quit Phil____ (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 18.18.47 Quit matsl ("Client Exiting") 18.19.19 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 18.31.57 Join RedLeg [0] (~apotter@orthanc.trusecure.com) 18.32.34 # SImple hardware wuestion anyone? 18.35.32 # *yawn* 18.40.24 Join Bagder [0] (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) 18.43.40 # hey bagder 18.43.44 # hey ho 18.44.00 # * MeRWiN is disappointed. 18.44.28 # my great sleep was interrupted by someone in a timezone 3 hours ahead of mine calling me at 6:00am and waking me up 18.44.33 # I was having a great dream :P 18.48.52 Join LinusN [0] (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 18.48.57 # evening LinusN 18.49.08 # Bagder: "professional mind-reader"! haha! 18.49.17 # :-) 18.49.22 # i like that 18.49.29 # I just get a bit tired on those kinds of questions at times 18.49.49 # i know the feeling 18.49.52 Quit manitee|away (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 18.49.58 # Bagder: how do i do the extra define in the makefile for the CUSTOM_WPS 18.49.59 # ? 18.50.13 # i wonder, the bug report i just got assigned (crash during play)... 18.50.26 # could that be the one you fixed? 18.50.31 # MeRWiN: Add -DCUSTOM_WPS to CFLAGS 18.50.43 # LinusN: yes it might be 18.51.05 # where is cflags? 18.51.13 # in apps/Makefile 18.51.32 # well, i know that :-) I mean, CFlags isn't anywhere in the makefile 18.51.43 # yes it is 18.51.52 # line 28 18.52.16 # in the player makefile? 18.52.26 # apps/Makefile 18.52.29 # oh 18.53.03 # :-) 18.54.20 # Is there any way to have it only be in the player makefile though? 18.58.27 # there is, but then you need to tweak the makefiles and how they are generated 18.58.47 # oh, well, i'll just make my code work in the recorder too then :) 18.58.47 # heh 18.59.31 Join sylvr [0] (silver@typhoon.xnet.com) 18.59.40 # well, you add that to your makefile, I don't add that to mine ;-) 19.01.06 # eventually it'll need to work with both 19.01.08 # *shrug* :) 19.01.31 # well, cu tonight...maybe 19.01.34 # bye for now 19.01.37 Part LinusN 19.02.47 Nick Tumm is now known as tumm (coyote@212.85.67.96) 19.04.29 # Badger, i've been working a bit in multilingual support 19.05.07 # ok 19.05.12 # what have you done? 19.06.08 Quit sylvr (Remote closed the connection) 19.06.12 Join sylvr [0] (silver@typhoon.xnet.com) 19.06.49 # i've been working in two ways, a compile-time language selection, and a user selection at main menu 19.08.00 # and how do you use the strings in the code? 19.08.13 # the problem using a user selection is that we spend some precious space in every language, except we make an external language file.. 19.08.45 # that's why we prefer having the language a compile-time option 19.09.06 # i know... 19.09.14 # but i liked the other idea... :P 19.09.18 # hehe 19.09.45 # a compile-time option it's not a "real" multilanguage support 19.09.52 # but it may work 19.09.57 # ;) 19.10.42 # I doubt there is any definition for a "real" multi-language support 19.11.10 # especially with rolo, you can later load another rockbox with another language built-in 19.11.20 # ummm 19.11.24 # that is a good idea 19.11.42 # anyway, you still need to define an API that works for either way 19.11.49 # imho 19.11.55 # i know.. 19.12.05 # but i have to few time yet 19.12.48 # I have studying astronomy. How will astronomy help my on real life? 19.13.59 # ah... 19.14.04 # one more thing Bagder 19.14.11 # yes? 19.14.25 # i've read your mail about id3 tags 19.14.41 # but i think tag is at the first 300 bytes 19.14.55 # i have to check it yet tonight 19.15.05 # i'll tell you tomorrow 19.15.06 # :) 19.15.13 # please do 19.16.14 # i was testing id3 tags, so i ripped a song using id3 v1 alone, id3 v2 alone and a file having id3 v1 and v2 19.16.37 # the two files having id3v1 worked well 19.16.53 # but the one having just id3v2 failed 19.17.04 # can you make the file available to me for download? 19.17.39 # i have them at home 19.18.08 # if i remember i'll give them to you tomorrow 19.18.27 # goodie 19.32.39 # I was wondering, has Rockbox had any formal communications with Archos at all? 19.32.49 # none what so ever 19.32.51 Quit Snorlax ("gittar ny!") 19.32.54 # like compliments on code, or suggestions or whatnot? 19.32.59 # nada 19.33.01 # not a beep 19.33.24 Nick freshmaker|brb is now known as freshmaker (~chatzilla@pD9E12B23.dip.t-dialin.net) 19.33.27 # I was thinking that archos would want to discuss adding rockbox features to the main BIOS if they liked them 19.33.58 # well, one could imagine all sorts of fun stuff really, but... 19.35.05 # Synthe: that would not work. rockbox is GPLed. 19.35.21 # so? they could GPL their code too 19.35.44 # its not that they do something we don't know about ;-) 19.35.52 # it's 3rd party code, probably 19.36.26 # I don't think so, at least the major things are made by Archos themselves 19.36.40 # how do yuo know? 19.36.41 # Zagor was once offered to work for them 19.36.51 # writing software for the multimedia 19.37.00 # he was? 19.37.01 # cool 19.37.15 # they shrugged off when he mentioned his price tag ;-) 19.37.29 # Heh 19.37.32 # Which was ... ? 19.37.55 # too much for Archos... I don't know the details 19.38.17 # mkay 19.38.46 # They probably wanted to hire him as code police :) 19.38.49 # Zagor is certified 19.39.01 # Certified C.P 19.39.03 # very likely, yes ;-) 19.40.31 # When did he get the offer? 19.40.49 # I don't remember, it was quite some time ago 19.41.04 # they found him because of his isd200 driver works 19.41.20 # mkay 19.41.35 # Stupid old me thought it was because of rockbox *duuuh* :-) 19.41.51 # that was long before rockbox existed 19.42.03 # It has always existed in our hearts! 19.42.09 # hehe 19.42.11 # indeed 19.42.23 # Is there any native English speaker in here? 19.42.26 # along with the craving for beer 19.42.32 # misa speek engrish 19.42.34 # www.engrish.com 19.43.12 # lololo\ 19.43.12 # Hey, I got ice cream :D 19.43.23 # edx: do you got ice cream? 19.43.33 # dwihno: yea :) 19.44.28 # is it "I want to see the opening of Parliament" or rather "I want to se the opening of Parliament"? 19.44.42 # ok those two sentences where the same. 19.45.00 # "I want to see the opening of THE Parliament."? 19.46.01 # better 19.46.32 # with "the"? 19.46.35 # yes 19.47.08 Join manitee|away [0] (~jiffy@rrcs-central-65-31-76-104.biz.rr.com) 19.47.15 # hmmm 19.47.27 # back 19.47.31 Nick manitee|away is now known as manitee (~jiffy@rrcs-central-65-31-76-104.biz.rr.com) 19.47.33 # Bagder: where did you learn speaking English, btw? Your English is really good. 19.48.40 # school, movies, friends, hacking, internet 19.49.07 # * edx hopes to get as good as Bagder in English one day 19.49.14 # * Bagder blushes 19.49.21 # dumb question 2: is there a place to dowload the compiled daily CVS builds? 19.49.31 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/daily.shtml 19.49.44 # thanks badger 19.49.44 # * edx has to look up blush 19.49.45 Quit MeRWiN (Connection timed out) 19.50.24 # edx: I think you speak very good english already 19.50.48 # thanks ;) (if only my English teacher would think so.. haha) 19.50.58 # * edx grumbles.. 19.51.30 Join Snorlax [0] (lamamba_@h135n1fls34o883.telia.com) 19.51.36 Quit freshmaker (Remote closed the connection) 19.51.39 # we had to do some stupid homework where she asked us what we wanted here to be like - and I blew it as I did not want to answer those damn questions in full sentences. 19.51.54 # *here = her 19.52.34 Join freshmaker [0] (~chatzilla@pD9E12B23.dip.t-dialin.net) 19.56.06 Join matsl [0] (~matsl@as13-4-5.mal.s.bonet.se) 19.56.19 # hey matsl 19.56.26 # hey Bagder 19.56.33 # I'm about to leave, see ya 19.56.35 # edx: in spanish you could be what we call a "pelota", but i don't know the english term for that 19.56.39 # :P 19.56.39 Part Bagder 19.56.41 # cu 19.56.46 Join elinenbe [0] (trilluser@user-0cceh8k.cable.mindspring.com) 20.01.42 # um... it was a joke, edx. 20.05.33 # Anybody done a HD uprade on a Recorder20? 20.05.59 # i read about one... 20.06.12 # no, i upgraded a 6 GB recorder 20.06.20 # someone put an IBM travelstar 40gb in thiers IIRC 20.06.23 # I'm wondering if there is any one brand or model which is preferred? 20.06.37 Quit adi|work ("[x]chat") 20.07.14 Join g003y [0] (~g003y@dynamic-195-68.hotwired.com) 20.07.54 # i don't know 20.08.22 # uh, i guess IBM travelstars work heh 20.08.41 # all work 20.08.45 # What brands did Archos use? 20.08.49 # I would like to put a 40gb in my recorder 20, then I could actually fit all of my MP3s on it and still have room to use it for a backup HD on my PC :) 20.08.56 # fujitsu I believe 20.09.05 # fujitsu and toshiba 20.09.06 # Synthe: That's exactly my problem. 20.10.01 # i suppose there are some brands that work better than others, i mean, produce less heat, more reliable... 20.10.11 # ya know what I wish someone would come out with? A unit that contained just the MP3 playback hardware and ran off of AC (not battery) that you could just attach to the IDE/Power connectors of any IDE drive 20.10.38 # the thing could be the size of a pack of cigarettes, just attach to the end of a drive for instant MP3 playback, could use any size drive you have 20.10.44 # thats basically what the stuiod 20 is synthe 20.10.57 # just gott crack it open to change hte drive 20.11.04 # i cant type today :/ 20.11.14 # I don't want something you have to crack open, I want something that you can treat drives like cartridges 20.11.21 # pricewatch has IMB 40 gb drives for $138 US 20.11.22 # swap out one 40gb for another in 10 seconds 20.11.23 # like the GigaBeat? 20.11.39 # but thats on battery 20.11.48 # hard drives by nature are not really "swapable" - not in thier rawest form anyway 20.14.40 # quelsaruk: fujitsu and toshiba? my jbr-20 has a hitachi DK23DA-20 20.14.58 # Synthe: Neo had a unit like that. Looked like 3.5" HD carriers. It came with a dock for the PC and one for the car. 20.16.07 # freshmaker: all models i saw had fujitsu and toshiba, i suppose archos uses the cheapest model :) 20.16.21 # heh 20.17.24 # if i had to sell something, i would use the cheapest materiasl, so me product could be competitive 20.17.37 # so the studio 20 doesn't support the 7 line LCD like the recorder does? 20.18.53 Quit elinenbe (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 20.19.22 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 20.21.30 Part g003y 20.22.48 # Thanks for the info (and for RockBox)..... gotta go... 20.22.53 Quit RedLeg ("Client Exiting") 20.27.37 # 63% 20.27.41 # upss 20.27.43 # soory 20.30.27 Quit ah_ ("Leaving") 20.31.16 # cu 20.31.20 Quit quelsaruk ("Aplicación Saliendo") 20.37.58 Quit Snorlax ("gittar ny!") 20.38.36 # * matsl is away: I'm busy 20.44.00 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@sdf.lonestar.org) 20.44.20 Join elinenbe [0] (trilluser@user-0cceh8k.cable.mindspring.com) 20.47.17 # hey anybody here? 20.51.28 # perhaps... 20.51.52 # heh 20.52.02 # maybe... 20.54.43 # ive got a studio 20, and I was wondering about getting the unit to power down. when I am at a song, i can hit stop+power to power down. but if I am at a folder, this does not work. what am I doing wrong 20.54.57 # im running the latest cvs dealie BTW 20.57.13 # i like kittens 21.01.25 Quit Hadaka (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 21.06.17 # :/ 21.17.05 Part edx 21.28.30 Quit manitee () 21.40.17 Quit pyvasene (Remote closed the connection) 21.42.18 Nick tumm is now known as Tumm- (coyote@212.85.67.96) 21.45.12 Quit freshmaker ("ChatZilla 0.8.9 [Mozilla rv:1.1/20020818]") 21.45.35 Join Silly_Fly [0] (luk@192.117.3.44) 21.51.59 Quit Silly_Fly (herbert.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 21.51.59 NSplit herbert.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net 21.51.59 Quit hardeep (herbert.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 21.51.59 Quit Moof (herbert.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 21.51.59 Quit PsycoXul (herbert.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 21.51.59 Quit matp (herbert.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 21.56.50 NHeal herbert.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net 21.56.50 NJoin PsycoXul [0] (psyco@adsl-63-205-45-23.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net) 22.08.15 Join Hadaka [0] (~naked@cs78181025.pp.htv.fi) 22.08.45 NJoin Moof [0] (~moof@195.101.176.125) 22.09.56 NJoin Silly_Fly [0] (luk@192.117.3.44) 22.19.23 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 22.20.42 # anyone knows how do I make varibles survive reboot? 22.22.09 Join h0bby [0] (Hobby@h24-83-178-201.vf.shawcable.net) 22.27.08 Join adiamas [0] (~adiamas@as5300-10.216-194-24-121.nyc.ny.metconnect.net) 22.27.30 Quit adiamas (Client Quit) 22.27.40 Join adiamas [0] (~adiamas@as5300-10.216-194-24-121.nyc.ny.metconnect.net) 22.28.02 Nick adiamas is now known as adi|home (~adiamas@as5300-10.216-194-24-121.nyc.ny.metconnect.net) 22.30.26 Nick Zagor|out is now known as Zagor (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 22.30.26 DBUG Enqueued KICK Zagor 22.31.52 # hi zagor 22.31.58 Ctcp Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood 22.31.58 # * matsl is back (gone 01:53:21) 22.33.25 # Zagor: I might get some oppertunity to start working on the desktop app. 22.37.15 # ok, nice 22.37.33 # Silly_Fly: you need to write them to disk or RTC ram. 22.38.46 # Zagor: Minor problem though. What should the desktop app do? 22.40.13 # read all id3 tags from all files, then sort index and store it in a nice database 22.43.26 # Zagor: ok. I was hoping for some GUI stuff to polish my Swing! 22.43.59 # sorry, I can't think of any use for a gui... :-) 22.44.48 # what's the size (in pixels) of 1 char in the default font (recorder)? 22.45.18 # use lcd_getstringsize 22.49.01 # it returns the size in pixels of a string? can't find it in /docs/API...... 22.49.51 # Zagor: Do you have any good ref to all-there-is-to-know-about-id3-tags? 22.50.56 # not really. the web. you should probably use the firmware/id3.c code, so we don't get odd mismatches/bugs about which tags we understand or not 22.52.38 # is there a way to know if a pixel is on or off? 22.53.58 # Zagor: I was planning to do the app in java. 22.55.02 # Silly_Fly: no. you should handle that in your code. 22.55.12 # matsl: ah, right. 22.56.27 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@sdf.lonestar.org) 22.57.56 # Zagor: Could still use the id3.c-code either direct or as inspiration! 22.59.20 # i would be surprised it there wasn't a half-decent id3 class available somewhere 22.59.53 Join freshmaker [0] (~chatzilla@pD9E12B23.dip.t-dialin.net) 23.02.36 # Zagor: are you busy? 23.02.55 # freshmaker: not very 23.03.25 # may i bother you with a few questions then? 23.03.30 # sure! 23.03.31 # oh. 23.03.55 # I wrote a snake game. like in nokia cellulars.. 23.05.19 # ok, the loadable fonts are always fixed width? 23.05.36 # Zagor: I'll browse around to see what's out there. cu! 23.05.45 Quit matsl ("Client Exiting") 23.06.01 # freshmaker: for now, yes. that's the main reason they are not enabled by default. they will be proportional soon. 23.06.09 # Silly_Fly: nice 23.06.16 # hmm... 23.06.34 # could I send it to someone so it'll be included in rockbox? 23.06.42 # that is, LCD_PROPFONTS or proportional loadable fonts? 23.07.31 # loadable. LCD_PROPFONTS is only a stopgap solution until loadable is completed 23.08.04 # it's running fairly smooth..., couldn't find any bugs.... 23.08.23 # and it has pause, speed set, and high score... 23.08.40 # submit it to the list 23.09.03 # will they be encoded like the hardcoded prop font now? width + height and that? 23.09.25 # freshmaker: that has not been decided yet 23.11.10 # Zager: Hmm, seems like i have to wait until post-1.3 ... 23.11.37 # yes, unfortunately. things will change quite a bit after this release 23.12.16 Join Bagder [0] (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) 23.12.35 # yo, bro! 23.12.39 # evening 23.15.47 # seen the playlist bug report on yahoo? 23.15.55 # not yet 23.16.23 # I replied to it, asking for more details sent to our list 23.18.01 # good 23.18.15 # btw: that large playlist bug reported in sourceforge, i couldn't reproduce with an equally large playlist (9997 songs) 23.18.35 # must be something special about the playlist itself 23.18.39 # I think so too 23.18.45 # I know, same here. I've used a 5800+ playlist for months, without ever having a problem. 23.18.57 # I use one at 3200+ every day 23.20.07 # lcd_drawrect doesn't work properly for me.... it draws rectangles much bigger then those it's supposed to... 23.20.17 # any clue what may cause it? 23.20.36 # drawrect() needs to be fixed 23.20.40 # anyway 23.20.53 # it should not use lcd_drawline() 23.40.42 # * Bagder gets damaged shirt design images 23.41.31 # Zagor... you get my email about coding styles/structure.. with respect to the submitted code? 23.42.02 # nm.. 23.42.05 # just saw your response 23.49.33 # Zagor: you here? 23.50.19 # yes, back 23.50.53 # to read out the recorder's ON button, is that only the single bit in PBDR? 23.51.20 # it's the only thing that seems to change on the I/O ports display 23.51.44 # yes, that's what we use and know... :-) 23.52.58 Join seb-away [0] (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 23.54.04 # I just now picked up my archos from my bag 23.54.14 # and noticed it was switched on! :-/ 23.54.30 # we need the auto-poweroff 23.54.34 # yes 23.54.44 # I also get that a lot