--- Log for 02.09.102 Server: brunner.openprojects.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16p1 Started: 2 days and 13 hours ago 00.00.10 # is it better to charge with rockbox ? 00.00.46 # TotMacher: no, we still charge less than the stock firmware to avoid battery damage 00.00.57 # ahh ok 00.01.02 # Zagor: thanks 00.02.07 Join rwood [0] (~rdwrockbo@ca-santaanahub-cuda3-c9b-117.anhmca.adelphia.net) 00.02.25 Quit Lear ("ChatZilla 0.8.9 [Mozilla rv:1.1/20020826]") 00.02.32 # i want to pose with my hd, so i need the free disk space display :) 00.02.32 Quit webbie_ (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 00.02.57 # TotMacher: yeah, we'll get that soon 00.03.03 # hehe :) 00.03.06 # very goofd 00.03.29 # wumpscut fan? 00.04.19 Quit rwood (Client Quit) 00.06.06 Join webbie [0] (webmind@seal.student.utwente.nl) 00.24.45 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 00.25.17 # *tweak WPS* 00.25.35 # bed time, see you later 00.25.35 Quit Zagor ("Client Exiting") 00.25.45 # Farewell, noble code police! 00.54.14 Nick matsl|away is now known as matsl (~matsl@as13-4-5.mal.s.bonet.se) 01.03.10 Quit datazone (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 01.15.45 # i go to bed bye ! 01.16.01 Quit BoD[] ("STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATIONYour powers are infinitesimal") 01.21.16 Quit TotMacher () 01.38.04 Nick dwihno is now known as dwihno|gone (dwihno@Bald067.Baldakinen.Umea.SE) 01.38.04 DBUG Enqueued KICK dwihno|gone 01.49.39 Join datazone [0] ([aZcizDZjy@207.136.36.203) 02.18.34 Quit matsl (Remote closed the connection) 02.24.47 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 02.36.42 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@sdf.lonestar.org) 02.54.41 Join Dexter [0] (~Dexter@Mix-Pointe-a-Pitre-105-2-226.abo.wanadoo.fr) 02.54.54 Part Dexter 04.24.51 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 04.40.33 Quit hardeep (Remote closed the connection) 04.59.01 Quit edx|sleep (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 05.27.49 Join edx|sleep [0] (~edx@pD9EABBF1.dip.t-dialin.net) 05.55.49 Nick edx|sleep is now known as edx|school (~edx@pD9EABBF1.dip.t-dialin.net) 06.24.54 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 06.46.56 Quit Hes (brunner.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 06.46.56 NSplit brunner.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net 06.48.43 NHeal brunner.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net 06.48.43 NJoin Hes [0] (~hessu@hessu.zedi.sonera.fi) 06.49.17 Quit Hes (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 06.49.20 Join Hes [0] (~hessu@hessu.zedi.sonera.fi) 07.09.47 Join LinusN [0] (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 07.28.39 Join black6host [0] (~black6hos@192.216.210.16) 07.30.18 # hi all, took a look at rockbox today and I'm impressed. A bit concerned with the hard drive password issue. Is this a frequent thing? 07.31.16 # i haven't seen it since christmas 07.32.02 # i'm having issues on my linux box and I'm not in a position to compile in the patch...:( 07.32.17 # aha 07.32.22 # don't worry 07.32.29 # it is very rare 07.32.41 # cool. 07.32.50 # and also, it doesn not seem to be a rockbox issue either 07.33.06 # orthodox archos users have had it too 07.33.17 # i saw that though I did see mention that it affects the developers more than standard firmware... 07.34.19 # yup, it probably had to do with low battery level combined with uninitialized I/O ports or something 07.34.33 # just got the recorder 15 and it's pretty slick. only thing though is that occasionally it locks up while playing and the hard drive starts making a bad bad sound 07.34.42 # ouch! 07.34.46 # yep! 07.34.51 # better return it 07.35.08 # just got done loading up a ton of cd's too, now I've got to take it back and exchange it 07.35.11 # recorder 15? 07.35.16 # yes 07.35.16 # is that new? 07.35.27 # i only knew about 6, 10 and 20 07.35.46 # must be, it's not mentioned on their site, even the manual doesn't refer to it 07.36.04 # does it say 15 on the unit? 07.36.25 # i mean printed on the plastic? 07.36.26 # yep, jukebox recorder 15 07.36.29 # wow 07.36.44 # i think it's still got the usb 1.1 interface 07.36.53 # cause I don't have usb 2.0 07.36.54 # how lame 07.36.55 # and it works 07.37.10 # but the price was right! 07.37.11 # but usb2.0 is backwards compatible 07.37.26 # ahh, maybe it does then, but no specs for it in the manual 07.37.32 # let me check the box 07.37.45 # it is mentioned on the box 07.38.19 # it's strange that they don't boast more about the USB2.0 07.39.15 # transfer rate is 1MB/sec, so nope... 07.40.45 # i just wish it didn't make that knocking sound. I hate to have to take it back. They don't have the 20 where I got it, unfortunately 07.41.24 # i would return it if i were you 07.41.36 # or buy a new hard disk 07.41.59 # well, since it's only 3 days old... bit early to repair :) 07.42.24 # hope they got another on the shelf 07.42.33 # Morning. 07.42.58 # about the USB, you should be able to see if it is an ISD200 or ISD300 in your device by checking which driver is used in Linux 07.43.53 # i haven't got that far yet, accessing it from a win box at the moment, my suse box is having, uhh, difficulty :) 07.44.48 # hopefully get that fixed tonight, new jukebox tomorrow, rockbox on it and life will be good 07.45.13 Join Bill_k [0] (~blantz@208-58-166-27.hybrid.hlb-ubr.nj.cable.rcn.com) 07.45.34 # black6host: good luck 07.45.44 # Hes: morning 07.46.07 # thx! off to fix my other stuff! 07.46.13 Part black6host 07.46.58 # Hello all can anybody point me where I can find info in setting up the dev envioment under windows? 07.47.37 # there are different options 07.48.43 # I heard somone had success using Visual studio? But I can also use a dos box 07.49.09 # do you want to build a simulator or a target firmware? 07.49.47 # firmware is my goal for a recorder 20 07.50.09 # ok, then you need a cross compiler, and Visual Studio will not help you 07.50.22 # you can start reading at http://rockbox.haxx.se/tools.html 07.51.24 # Hi, any ata.c news? 07.51.29 # I downloades the wingnushv020 and installed 07.51.43 # Hes: no, i don't have any new theories 07.51.56 # Ok... i'll go with some debugging stuff then 07.51.57 # since my latest fix didn't solve anything 07.52.16 # Bill_k: ok, and then? 07.53.13 # Does ata.c code run in interrupts? 07.53.38 # should inserting lcd_print code there be safe? 07.53.58 # Hes: ata is polled 07.54.23 # Hes: do you still have skipping? 07.54.36 # Yes. 07.54.41 # and only with SLEEP, not with STANDBY? 07.54.41 # Proportional font support? (N) 07.55.01 # configure still asks for that although proportional is the default... 07.55.13 # is it default? that is a bug? 07.55.21 # it shouldn't be default 07.55.23 # reading some more. I found a page I missed 07.55.33 # I thought it was made the default. 07.55.44 # no, we backed on that one 07.55.49 # Ah, ok. 07.56.07 # It doesn't skip on STANDBY but it doesn't spin down either - even with STANDBY_IMMEDIATE being issued. 07.56.21 # Hes: is that so? 07.56.29 # weirdo 07.56.39 # Yes. I wonder if the drive's STANDBY time should be to something else than 'disabled' for the _IMMEDIATE to work. 07.57.41 # lemme check 08.00.12 # the spec says that sending the command will suffice 08.00.19 # no parameters 08.00.21 # Ok... 08.00.36 # I'll go to the office... seeya later 08.00.39 # cu 08.13.13 Join Bagder [0] (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) 08.13.15 Quit Bill_k (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 08.13.20 # morning 08.13.25 # morning Bagder 08.15.22 Nick _seb_ is now known as seb-sleep (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 08.15.35 # sleep tight, seb-sleep 08.15.57 # i forgot my charger at work last week so I haven't been able to update for days 08.16.05 # painful ;-) 08.16.12 # ooooh 08.19.20 Join rwood [0] (~rdwrockbo@ca-santaanahub-cuda3-c9b-117.anhmca.adelphia.net) 08.19.38 # hey rwood 08.19.51 # hi Bagder 08.20.05 # any news? 08.21.17 # is the call to lcd_update supposed to be inclosed in an ifdef on HAVE_LCD_BITMAP? 08.21.40 # not necessary 08.21.51 # it is defined on players too 08.21.59 # although it does nothing 08.22.37 # Bagder: i solved the problem - the schematics are wrong - IRQ1 is the RTC, i believe IRQ0 is the disk 08.22.49 # cool 08.23.51 # i'm finishing it off with the dynamic relocation - i know zagor wants to do something different, i'm not enough of a C and unix type to setup the .isection sutff 08.24.34 # rwood: actually, the resulting code is the same with the .section stuff, just different 08.24.57 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 08.24.57 # the code still has to be explicitly copied 08.25.04 # in crt0.S 08.26.04 # LinusN: is it going to internal RAM at start time? 08.26.12 # "it"? 08.26.36 # LinusN: the move routine - the loader is probably on as is 08.26.55 # i wouldn't put the loader in internal ram 08.27.58 # i agree, the move routine is quite small and could be recoded in C in internal ram - the fun part was the dynamic relocation 08.28.14 # sort of hate to see it go 08.29.23 # have you had any problems with the ADC i2c on the player? - the spec says it is limited to 100k if the serial input is not operating 08.29.51 # i assume the serial clock is only operational when the decoder is playing 08.30.15 # i haven't seen any ADC I2C problems 08.31.18 # it may be something to look at if there are differences from player to player 08.32.09 # good idea 08.32.52 # we have had problems with the dac, but they had to do with not setting all registers i the dac 08.33.49 # in chasing what i thought was a RTC problem, i looked at all the I2C specs, rockbox is running somewhat faster than most of the specs 08.34.22 # oh 08.35.02 # rwood: do you have the timing info? 08.35.06 # i don't remember which one, but one specs a 1.25 us high and low clock times 08.35.11 # i mean, how far off are we? 08.35.45 # i thing our high time is quite short relative to some of the specs 08.36.09 # i'll take some timing and compare to all the specs tommorrow 08.36.17 # great! 08.36.29 Ctcp Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood 08.36.29 # * Bagder is fixing up the last designs 08.36.36 # btw, send us the rolo patch as soon as you are done 08.36.42 # if you are interested, i would take on the task of making the i2c driver compliant with the specs 08.36.44 # howto-vote mail coming up soonish 08.37.18 # rwood: that would be great! 08.38.01 # LinusN: good - as soon as i post ROLO, i'll start on that 08.38.26 # do you want me to recode the move routine in C and declare it an .isection? 08.38.47 # or leave it to one of the gurus 08.39.28 # less 08.39.30 # rwood: leave it 08.39.44 # Hes: less? 08.39.57 # whoops, channel lottery, fvwm stopped changing focus, had to restart it 8-) 08.40.18 # by the way the only problem was that the IRQ0 had to be set to edge triggered 08.40.26 # rwood: i would like the i2c timings to be really optimal 08.40.41 # Ah, you found a problem with the STANDBY 08.40.54 # maybe even different timings to different devices 08.41.15 # LinusN: by optimal do you mean as short/fast as possible? 08.41.20 # yup 08.41.28 # rwood: so the loader works on recorders now? 8-) 08.41.42 # as fast as possible to the codecs 08.42.00 # Hes:YES - reloads 1.27d on the recorder 08.42.05 # HOORRAY 08.43.12 # LinusN: i'll setup some defines so that the timing can be changed easily 08.43.27 # rwood: good 09.01.25 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/tshirt-contest/designs.html 09.01.34 # 34 ones 09.04.00 Join Bill_k [0] (~blantz@208-58-166-27.hybrid.hlb-ubr.nj.cable.rcn.com) 09.05.46 # is the make file that comes with the standard build platford specific. Does it have to be 09.05.52 # modified for win32 09.06.03 # target build? 09.06.08 # 1.2 09.06.34 # windows compilers are stupid, so yes 09.06.45 # but really, we should be able to make them into the same one 09.07.00 # but so far no windows users seem to be willing to do the work required 09.07.08 # i have a build-player and build-recorder directory - is there a way to force a full re-compile in each directory? 09.07.20 # I assume the make files that came for with the source are for linix 09.07.30 # linux 09.07.40 # without deleting all the .os 09.07.43 # rwood: 'make clean' 'make' is the way to force a complete rebuild 09.08.02 # Bill_k: we include windows makefiles too 09.08.03 # Bagder: thanks 09.08.13 # where? 09.08.23 # win32.mak 09.08.35 # and you shouldn't do anything with 1.2 09.08.40 # it is waaaay old 09.08.59 # Bill_k: what compiler are you using? 09.10.28 # Thanks Badger. I am using wingnushv 020 09.11.02 # right, then I *think* those makefiles should work 09.11.31 # I just want to get a clean compile and then I'll get the latest source 09.11.36 # Thanks again 09.11.48 # I'll be back 09.13.24 # Badger where do I find win32.mak? Does not seem to be with the in the source RAR 09.13.44 # grrr 09.13.46 # you're right 09.13.52 # it's not the tarballs 09.13.57 # crap 09.14.23 # get them from the CVS 09.14.42 # http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/rockbox/firmware/ 09.14.43 # etc 09.15.15 # Off to get file 09.19.36 # s=doc 09.19.53 # Sory and morning :) 09.20.17 Nick mbr|we is now known as mbr (~tiw4mabr@rhlx01.fht-esslingen.de) 09.25.20 # who is gofurygo? 09.25.58 # /whois gofurygo ;-) 09.26.13 # no idea 09.27.18 # he files a new gub report for every comment 09.27.21 # bug 09.27.28 # yeah, I notice 09.27.40 # and his bug first report was a list of already reported issues 09.40.37 # http://storebror.haxx.se/rockbox/tshirt-contest/vote.html 09.40.37 Quit Bill_k (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 09.40.42 # does that make sense? 09.41.34 # looks good 09.47.35 Quit Hes (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 09.47.44 Join Hes2 [0] (~hessu@hessu.zedi.sonera.fi) 09.47.46 Join Zagor [0] (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 09.47.57 # morning 09.47.59 # moo 09.48.23 # Zagor: how-to-vote mail coming up in 15 mins 09.48.38 # just waiting for the web to update first ;-) 09.48.58 # ah 09.49.18 # 33 designs are competing 09.50.13 # "Insturmental Blues" ;-) 09.50.23 # hehehe 09.53.28 # "Congratulations from Germany, you are great!" 09.53.29 # ;-) 09.53.45 Join Blaster_Master [0] (~noone@firewall.scribona.com) 09.53.49 # those forums gets all filled up with rockbox talk ;-) 09.54.07 Join matsl [0] (~matsl@dhcp101.contactor.se) 09.55.09 # Zagor: i mailed him about the Inturmental Blues" 09.55.09 # Bagder: which? 09.55.27 # Zagor: I'm reading the funmp3players.com right now 09.56.31 # ROLO looks good with current CVS for recorder - need to regression test on player - anyone want to make an icon for program loads? 09.58.38 # rwood: nice! 09.58.58 # Zagor: thanks 10.00.07 # I just can't wait to rolo my first firmware ;-) 10.02.01 # it seems anyone can assign bugs to people. very annoying. 10.02.19 Nick matsl is now known as matsl|away (~matsl@dhcp101.contactor.se) 10.02.30 # it is pretty useful when used correctly 10.02.44 # but of course, most reporters have no clue 10.02.53 # question : i just went from 02/09/01 to 02/09/02 and the option to configure the WPS screen (before there was a nice scrobbar, now it is gone ?) 10.03.57 # "this feeling of trust in your development I never had with any other commercial software" 10.05.05 # encouraging words indeed 10.05.41 # on the player version 10.06.39 # Blaster_Master: yes. now we have fully customizable wps instead. 10.07.00 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/docs/custom_wps_format.html 10.07.05 # I have this growing feeling that we should appoint "managers" for different areas of the software 10.07.32 # the amount of patches and improvements posted are a bit overwhelming to keep track of 10.09.09 # at the same time, I don't want to move too fast either. 10.09.47 # no, it wouldn't be to move faster 10.10.05 # it would just be easier to read through stuff and concentrate more on your area 10.10.18 # right now, we all try to cover all 10.11.35 # yes, but there are very few patches I'm ready to just accept as-is. Maybe I'm just a control freak... :-) 10.12.19 # no, you're right, but I'm more talking about who would apply the patches, and then possibly commit them 10.12.51 # now, we all just randomly apply patches and possibly commit them 10.13.14 # we might do the same patches or we might ignore the same patches 10.13.21 # we might even come to the point where we should define in general terms what Rockbox should contain and what not 10.13.27 Join alkorr [0] (alkorr@ASte-Genev-Bois-110-1-3-131.abo.wanadoo.fr) 10.13.32 # hi alan! 10.13.40 # Hi linus ! 10.13.42 # LinusN: yes, that too 10.14.47 # another approach could be to use the patches tracker on sourceforge for patches 10.14.57 # it would be easier to assign it to a person etc 10.14.57 # Hi Bagder, Zagor and everybody else 10.15.02 # hey Alan 10.15.17 # Bagder: i was just thinking about that too 10.15.22 # alkorr: hi 10.15.41 # I think that would be an improvement compared to the current situation at least 10.15.55 # then we'd quickly see when the amount of patches grow etc 10.17.20 # personally it would help me sort out where to put my efforts 10.21.25 # LinusN: what's your opinion on going over to use the patch tracker for patches? 10.22.43 # I have never used it 10.22.57 # it's basicly like the feature-requests 10.23.30 # it'll be easier to get an overview, to assign them to people, to close already fixed ones etc 10.23.36 # i like it 10.25.01 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 10.26.26 # Zagor: so what do you say about encouraging people to post all their patches that way instead? 10.27.16 # the only downside i can think of is that there might be less discussion about the patches 10.28.02 # yes, but I think we could have the initial posting get posted to the list 10.28.20 # not all changes, just the initial one 10.29.42 # yes 10.31.18 # would sourceforge let you mark the patches as accepted/rejected/pending? 10.31.31 # yes 10.31.31 # yes 10.32.31 # i think that would be good from the patcher's point of view, that way we would have a place to go to see the status of a patch 10.32.37 # and we have a VOTE! ;-) 10.32.53 # mecraw: I agree 10.33.06 # and would keep people from sending mails to the list asking "Where's my patch?" 10.34.07 # although it wouldn't keep me from crying when mine aren't excepted :) 10.35.00 # hehe, but it would make it more clear when they are denied or just forgotten ;-) 10.35.40 # s/excepted/accepted 10.36.12 # speaking of patches... :) 10.36.31 # i think multiline scroll isn't very useful 10.36.52 # i got it working, but just found it confusing to look at 10.37.15 # it could still be nice to have the option in wps.config 10.37.21 # i haven't looked at the patch yet, though 10.38.34 # i just made them all scroll in synch 10.38.49 # maybe it would be better to have them cycle, one after the other 10.49.04 Nick matsl|away is now known as matsl (~matsl@dhcp101.contactor.se) 10.53.39 # Bagder: how about using sourceforge's survey functionality for the t-shirt vote? 10.56.29 # hm, didn't think of that 10.57.30 # might as well go all the way 10.58.07 # I picked the email-way to reduce the possibilty of abuse 10.58.20 # mecraw|work: I have experimented with different scroll speed. One fast line and one slow. It wasn't that bad. 10.59.37 # matsl: cool, i just wanted to see how hard it would be to do 11.00.00 # personally, i don't liek having the names on the shirt 11.00.09 # that list grows every day 11.00.13 # me neither 11.00.17 # especially since mine is missing :) 11.00.26 # but let's see what the people say 11.00.51 # mecraw: Scrolling both lines on the player at the same speed hurts my eyes. 11.01.02 # and when a guy is awarded a shirt for a contribution, his name won't be on it, just a bunch of other people 11.01.19 # matsl: same thing happened with me on the recorder 11.01.40 # LinusN: not if you win 11.02.10 # mecraw: So we should introduce for the wps %sN where N is the scroll speed. 11.02.42 # matsl: what about scroll one line through, stop it, then scroll the next line? 11.03.33 # mecraw: Maybe. An alternative to scroll is to display one word at the time. 11.03.43 # mecraw: i will win anyway, since i pay the t-shirts 11.04.14 # mecraw: There are a lots of possibilities. ;-) 11.04.42 # * Bagder added a few more people to the CREDITS 11.05.32 # maybe add "...and myself" to the name list on the shirt 11.05.51 # * mecraw weeps with joy after seeing the credits 11.06.22 # I think it is important to include all contributors there 11.06.37 # Are the designs going to be taken as is? Or are you going to do some tweaks once the winner is chosen? 11.06.57 # I think we'll need to tweak them, a little depending on which that wins of course 11.07.00 # i.e. fix the spelling of "insturmental blues" 11.07.05 # right ;-) 11.07.35 Mode "#rockbox +o Bagder " by ChanServ (ChanServ@services.) 11.07.43 Topic "http://rockbox.haxx.se/tshirt-contest/vote.html" by Bagder (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) 11.09.30 Join merwin [0] (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 11.09.33 # heya 11.09.36 # yo 11.09.44 # So does the new custom wps scroll correctly on the recorder? 11.09.50 # yes 11.09.53 # cool 11.09.57 # who did the update? 11.10.08 # i did 11.10.16 # Zagor: i mean who wrote it? 11.10.26 # lear (Magnus Holmström) 11.10.36 # Magnus... cool name :-) 11.11.28 # 6 votes already 11.11.49 # very diverse so far 11.11.53 # So, I was thinking, and it would probably be easily possible to update the scrolling text... Couldn't you just add an lcd_upate_scrolltext() function that just changes the text string? 11.12.12 # * merwin needs to vote, but would feel bad about voting for himself 11.12.32 # merwin: if you think yours is best, vote for yourself 11.12.51 # Bagder: heh, sounds good 11.13.14 # I did ;-) 11.13.21 # (vote for my own design) 11.14.08 # heh. There's some damn good ones. 11.14.16 # so what do you think about an update_scrolltext() function? 11.14.25 # the 2 line scrolling was nice also 11.16.59 Nick merwin is now known as merwin|packing (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 11.22.51 Join quelsaruk [0] (~zaknafein@faerun.ugr.es) 11.22.54 # hi 11.23.00 # yo 11.23.27 Quit alkorr (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 11.24.08 Nick LinusN is now known as LinusN|lunch (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 11.29.42 # a friend in Angola needs my money 11.29.53 # I better send away all of it 11.34.44 Quit Blaster_Master (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 11.47.20 # Rolo2 is on its way to the mail list and i'm on my way to bed - 2:45 AM here 11.47.43 Quit rwood () 11.47.46 # Bagder: why did the WPS Settings get taken out? Is there ONLY the custom wps now? 11.48.10 # I haven't taken anything out 11.48.29 # merwin|packing: yes, only custom wps if you don't like the default 11.48.39 # Bagder: oh, zagor did it 11.48.53 # it's silly having several pieces of code doing the same thing 11.49.35 # Zagor: True. Shouldn't there be more than one setting still? Just in case you want to change it for a bit and don't have a computer handy? 11.50.26 # the chance that the bit you want to change is one of our predefined is so slim it's pointless 11.51.23 # Zagor: I meant 2 custom ones, could even be defined in the same file 11.51.29 # with a header line 11.51.33 # 11.51.34 # 11.51.46 Nick merwin|packing is now known as merwin (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 11.52.09 # ah, ok. yeah we could add the option to load several different wps configs. in fact, we should rename them to be called *.wps and let the tree browser load them... 11.52.26 # neat idea 11.52.41 # then we have no limit 11.53.00 # Zagor: that is a great idea 11.53.16 # default.wps is loaded at boot 11.54.00 # Part of our goal, if I understand correctly, is "Ultimate Configuration, Without The Confusion (tm)" 11.54.01 # or we can even save a short filename in the resume block 11.54.20 # merwin: yes. but also Without The Messy Code 11.54.30 # Zagor: ahh, forgot that part! 11.54.47 # Zagor: I *try*, with my unfortunately limited knowledge of C 11.54.54 # :-) 11.54.56 # and math, i suck at math 11.55.41 # is wps.config reloaded after USB disconnect? 11.56.13 # mecraw: i dunno... it used to be loaded whenever you went into the wps function 11.56.23 Join notch [0] (hidden-use@arthur.techprt.co.uk) 11.56.24 # mecraw: which I understand is only done once? 11.56.41 # mecraw: currently no 11.57.00 # Zagor: another good function to add 11.57.01 # did anyone get an email with a diff attached re: F2 button shuffle ? 11.57.02 # :) 11.57.06 # it currently only loads at boot. the new tree loader feature will fix this. 11.57.24 # notch: yes. but i'm having other plans for F2 so i'm not applying it 11.57.43 # Zagor: new tree loader? 11.57.45 # no worrires - just didnt turn up in my inbox... 11.57.59 # for some reason! 11.58.08 # mecraw: yes, loading *.wps files from the dir browser 11.58.42 # Zagor: are we only going to allow the .wps files to be located in the .rockbox folder? Because if we don't, the string saved onto disk for the next bootup will have to be MAX_PATH 11.59.21 # merwin: we can load from anywhere, but only those stored in .rockbox will automatically resume. (and lets limit filename length to about 10 chars too) 12.00.01 # * mecraw tries to go to sleep again 12.00.03 # Zagor: good idea. How much space do we have in the RTS (is that the correct term, i'm tired), and on the disk 12.00.04 # night 12.00.18 Nick matsl is now known as matsl|lunch (~matsl@dhcp101.contactor.se) 12.00.19 # night mecraw 12.00.46 # RTC is 44 bytes 12.00.49 # the mem 12.00.58 # merwin: rtc is rather crowded. this will go on disk only 12.01.40 # Zagor: why even bother using the RTC? :P 12.01.58 # because it is faster to save there 12.02.09 # merwin: to make sure settings are always up-to-date. otherwise you'd have to wait for disk spinup, like the players. 12.02.10 # no need to spin up disk etc 12.02.46 # Zagor: so the important settings, like resume, get saved to the RTC, and the non-essential ones (that don't change very often) get saved to disk 12.03.13 # no. all settings are saved on disk. some of them are also saved to rtc. 12.03.45 # but rtc is written more frequently than disk, so on boot rtc values take precedence 12.03.47 # Zagor: ahh. k. How much room do we have on the disk? And should we consider an editable file at some point? 12.04.01 # merwin: we currently use a single sector (512 bytes) 12.04.14 # a writable file has pros and cons. 12.04.23 # Zagor: fat corruption is a bad con 12.04.28 # Zagor: archos firmware had that 12.04.42 # yes. and a single sector is *very* quick to write. a file can be troublesome on full disks. 12.05.10 # we will likely keep the sector solution for a while, at least 12.05.16 # Only if you have a disk with under like 1mb left :) 12.05.33 # foood 12.05.45 # merwin: even with 1G free on a 40G disk, it can take quite some time to locate free space 12.06.05 # * merwin went canoeing (in a canoe of course) today... fun stuff 12.06.17 # Zagor: really? i never would have though that 12.07.17 # merwin: the archos has this problem when recording. it sometimes takes a lot of time to start recording, because it searches for free disk space first 12.07.32 # ahh 12.11.58 # ok, bedtime 12.12.00 # ttyl 12.12.09 Quit merwin () 12.13.04 Quit notch () 12.14.26 Nick LinusN|lunch is now known as LinusN (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 12.25.02 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 12.26.12 Join Blaster_Master [0] (~noone@firewall.scribona.com) 12.29.59 # i wrote a little text about howto use the WPS command "%?". Who wants it ?? anyone interested... 12.32.40 Join linuxstb [0] (~dave@dsl-212-23-31-215.zen.co.uk) 12.35.59 # %s%?it<%it|%fn>/%?ia<%ia|%?d3<%d3|%?d2<%d2|%d1>>> 12.36.00 # %pt%pb%pp/%pe 12.36.02 Nick matsl|lunch is now known as matsl (~matsl@dhcp101.contactor.se) 12.40.36 Quit linuxstb ("using sirc version 2.211+KSIRC/1.0") 12.49.10 Join zodiac [0] (zodiac@b068207.adsl.hansenet.de) 12.50.24 # hiya, can anyone pls help me? :) 12.56.00 # i can try 12.56.04 Quit Zagor (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 12.57.44 # i just tried to copy the archos.mod file to my jukebox, i restart and the file is gone, is that right? :) 12.57.57 # no 12.58.00 # i might do something wrong, im not sure 12.58.04 # windows or linux? 12.58.10 # windows 12.58.20 # player/recorder? 12.58.23 # player 12.58.24 # ok 12.58.35 # jukebox studio 20 12.58.35 # player 12.58.37 # did you eject properly? 12.58.45 # hmm i dunno :) 12.58.55 # right-click on the device, and select "eject" 12.59.03 # after copying? 12.59.08 # of course 12.59.12 # oooh so the %? command is nested .. WOW :O 12.59.15 # sorry im a noob :) 12.59.56 # what about the locked hd issue does it happen often? 12.59.56 # in the file explorer, right-click on the device, for example f: 13.00.00 # no 13.00.06 # im kinda scared :) 13.00.24 # the file isn't written to the device until you eject 13.00.36 # the lock issue is not rockbox specific 13.00.49 # it can happen with the original firmware as well 13.00.56 # ok, cool 13.01.20 # brb 13.02.28 # no eject button in explorer the one in the task bar? 13.02.45 # i only have "safely remove hardware" 13.02.52 # that's the one 13.03.21 # hmm, the devide "Generic volume" cannot be stopped right now. try stopping the device again later 13.03.40 # i am no windows guru 13.03.54 # what windows version? 13.03.57 # xp 13.04.06 # oh, then i'm lost 13.04.09 # lol 13.04.13 # umm 13.04.15 # thx a ton anyway!! 13.04.27 # zodiac: do you have a usb icon at the tray? 13.04.27 # i thought its worth a try :) 13.04.32 # yea 13.04.33 # before you safely remove the hardware, make sure that you don't have any explorer windows open 13.04.44 # aah lemme try that 13.05.03 # right click on it, and you may have something like disconnect usb HD 13.05.15 # worked 13.05.23 # ok im gonna copy now.. i guess :) 13.05.47 # brb 13.05.55 # i had win2k before... and that tends to happen a lot of times 13.05.56 # :) 13.06.29 # zodiac: if you don't disconnect correctly your jukebox, you may have problems with the partiton table 13.06.48 # so be always sure you've done it correctly 13.06.50 # :) 13.08.54 # hmm 13.08.58 # and then? 13.09.11 # need a coffee first :)) 13.09.12 Join Norrin [0] (Norrin@pC19EB837.dip.t-dialin.net) 13.11.34 # Hello all. 13.11.45 # hi 13.11.45 # hi Norrin 13.11.55 # First, let me tell you the Rockbox mod files are killer. 13.12.01 # Excellent work. 13.12.18 # Question concerning latest build 20020902. 13.12.26 # Where did the WPS option go? 13.13.24 # it took a hike ;-) 13.14.06 Join notch [0] (hidden-use@arthur.techprt.co.uk) 13.14.31 # seriously, the wps options are replaced with a fully customized wps 13.15.08 # I have the Studio 20 which I have installed an IBM 40GB drive into. 13.15.45 # Where are the wps options located now? Not that I really need to use them but was curious about the feature. 13.16.04 # i turned it on and i only see the start screen :jukebox ver:5.08 nothing else 13.16.34 # fook, hd error 13.17.03 # Norrin: "/.rockbox/wps.config" 13.17.32 # you define that file according to how you want it to look 13.18.14 Quit Blaster_Master (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 13.18.19 # This folder is created on the Jukebox? 13.18.44 # yes, create the folder and then edit the file wps.config in it 13.18.48 # http://rockbox.haxx.se/docs/custom_wps_format.html 13.19.28 # Bagder: is there a link to that somewhere on the page? 13.19.49 # that link is in the faq, but I don't know if its anywhere else 13.20.01 # it should be added to the manual for wps 13.20.04 # Thanks, excellent. 13.20.48 # ok, it seems its gone now :) 13.21.32 # Another question, the wps.config goes in the directory "rockbox" correct? 13.21.44 # ".rockbox" 13.21.51 # with a dot first 13.21.54 # i have a HD error, any clues? 13.21.58 # Can't create .rockbox under Windows XP 13.22.07 # Norrin: you need to do it in a dos prompt 13.22.19 # Thanks again. 13.22.29 # we'll need to document that too 13.23.18 # What purpose does the . serve? 13.23.40 # it makes the directory hidden if 'show hidden files' is Off 13.23.45 # norrin, hide the file in unix 13.23.53 # it's also a common linux/unix way of hiding files 13.24.33 Join Blaster_Master [0] (~noone@firewall.scribona.com) 13.26.36 # my device wont boot anymore, it only boots if its plugged into USB 13.26.51 # HD ERROR :( 13.27.16 # you ran a scandisk on it or similar? 13.27.39 # after i copied the archos.mod it didnt boot anymore 13.27.44 Nick matsl is now known as matsl|meeting (~matsl@dhcp101.contactor.se) 13.27.56 # i deleted the archos.mod same error 13.28.08 # you ran a scandisk on it or similar? 13.28.15 # i can see the device in window tho 13.28.24 # no scandisk 13.28.36 # I think you should 13.28.47 # zodiac: this is exactly why you must "safely remove" the archos 13.29.00 # lunusN i did! 13.29.49 # Bagder: Thanks for the info. Gotta go play with the settings. 13.30.40 # Bagder: i'm not sure, but, can windows handle .rockbox directory? 13.30.41 # zodiac: did you safely remove the first time? when the archos.mod file was lost? 13.30.54 # um, not really 13.30.55 # quelsaruk: yes it can 13.31.07 # quelsaruk: but you can't create it with the windows explorer crap 13.31.11 # but it was gone then anyway after the next reboot 13.31.37 # unable to complete the disk check 13.31.39 # Bagder: i use linux, but i thought windows couln't do that, just curiosity 13.31.41 # :) 13.31.55 # we've tried on several different versions, so we're pretty sure 13.32.22 # yeah it takes it to be an extention and complains about having no filename, when i tried it 13.32.28 # on win98 13.32.40 # yes 13.32.45 # silly windows 13.32.47 Quit laotan (Remote closed the connection) 13.32.54 # use the command prompt 13.33.24 # i just made the dir in linux earlier today... heh 13.33.59 # Once someone digs into FAT writing, rockbox could create the directory if it doesn't exist 13.34.02 Nick Hes2 is now known as Hes (~hessu@hessu.zedi.sonera.fi) 13.34.03 # quelsaruk: Windows can handle it, just created it from the Command prompt in Windows XP. 13.34.17 # Hes: that's a fair idea, indeed 13.34.26 # Hes: yeah thats what i figured too 13.35.32 # thx Norrin :) 13.36.03 # I'm looking over the setting for the custom WPS now. Trying to figure out what I want it to display. 13.37.19 # ok i cant complete the scandisk 13.38.06 Join idefx [0] (~idefx@ABrest-103-1-4-208.abo.wanadoo.fr) 13.38.51 # Hi. I try to compile CVS version of rockbox, but i've got a problem, it answer me: "/home/idefx/Documents/cvs/tools/main_menu.o: In function `seek_next': 13.39.05 # "home/idefx/Documents/cvs/tools/main_menu.o(.text+0x1b8): undefined reference to `strtok" 13.39.21 # seek next sounds like a seek patch applied 13.39.39 # so is the line-in's DAC input turned on in rockbox or is there any code for that or what? i'm getting stuff to make myself the patch cable i need to use it for a passthrough finaly... 13.39.39 # in fact, i don't really understand how the makefile works in this project. 13.40.01 # you run linux? 13.40.07 Join linuxstb [0] (~dave@dsl-212-23-31-215.zen.co.uk) 13.40.15 # seek is the patch i maid, it worked with simulation, but not in true compilation. 13.40.22 # idefx: you should read the build instructions 13.40.22 # yeah, i run linux 13.40.30 # idefx: it looks to me like you can configure from within the tools directory 13.40.33 # idefx: yes, you use strtok() which is badness 13.40.38 Join Zagor [0] (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 13.40.43 # err 13.40.47 # like you Ran not can 13.40.53 # should i try to format the hd? 13.41.16 # damn c's right next to the r 13.41.44 # we should make the configure script check if it gets run within that dir 13.41.48 # PsycoXul:OK, i'm gonna try the good way. 13.41.50 # and abort if done so 13.43.37 # how nice of people to add whining comments to closed bugs :-) 13.43.48 # zodiac: can you access the jukebox via USB? 13.43.58 # yea 13.44.06 # but i cant do a scandisk 13.44.16 # so whats the word on the line-in DAC input 13.44.18 # it says scandisk could not be completed 13.44.30 # Do you have any filenames longer then 32 characters? This will cause a false HD error 13.44.35 # or should i just go rtfc :p 13.44.57 # does the archos.mod file exist in the root directory of the jukebox? 13.45.45 # i deleted it after i noticed the hd error 13.45.59 # but it didnt help :) still hd error 13.46.50 # try putting it back, wait about a minute, then try "Safely removing" the device. 13.47.16 # what if i format the hd now? 13.48.25 # Just read the Archos FAQ, it says you should format it with FAT32 to fix the error. 13.49.06 # http://www.archos.com/us/support/tech_jb6000_faq.html#u1 13.49.08 # k im gonna try that then, since i cant access it anymore 13.50.46 # Good luck. 13.50.54 # well, as it worked with simulated version... Is there a strcasetr(char *s1,char *s2) equivalent ?? 13.51.05 # no 13.51.34 # dang, now i cant even access it with usb 13.51.39 # now check my configure diff ;-) 13.52.06 # "I know better than you"-patch 13.52.19 Quit Blaster_Master (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 13.52.25 Join laotan [0] (~jesse@markham.openflows.org) 13.52.32 # Bagder: we should probably look for the FILES files too, so it's not ran in the apps/firmware/uisimulator dirs 13.52.52 # that's a common mistake 13.52.56 # it is? 13.53.00 # yes 13.53.10 Quit quelsaruk (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 13.53.26 # or, uh, no 13.53.43 # the Makefiles should check that they are not ran directly. *that's* a common mistake 13.53.49 # ah, right 13.54.15 # originally I thought it was handy to allow that, in case you want to do something special 13.54.30 # but I guess people don't get my original intension ;-) 13.54.37 # i don't think so, it causes more confusion than good 13.54.53 # but the gnush-people must do it that way... :-/ 13.55.00 # really? 13.55.05 # why? 13.55.16 # because windows-people don't fix their problems 13.55.25 # they suffer 13.55.56 # thw gnush makefiles are very similar to the real ones 13.56.15 # well, as it worked with simulated version... Is there a strcasetr(char *s1,char *s2) equivalent ?? 13.56.25 # no 13.56.37 # is there a simulated one? 13.57.08 # Badger: Well, i succeeded in compile this stuff while i compiled it as normal. 13.57.20 # so, yes, there is a simulated one. 13.57.28 # odd 13.57.34 # So, i should my own strcasestr... 13.57.47 # where is that from? there's no standard function named like that 13.58.39 Join quelsaruk [0] (~zaknafein@faerun.ugr.es) 13.58.49 # Badger: not standard, but commonly implemented. It's like strstr, but case-insensitive. 13.59.10 # I realized that, but since you could link using that, it somehow is somewhere 13.59.20 # * Bagder runs on a meeting 13.59.44 # yep, but i didn't compile the good way (running ./configure ; make from tools dir) 14.00.07 # zodiac, any luck? 14.00.42 # anyone can explain me what is the way to add a file, i mean, to get it well compiled ? i can't understand the makefiles 14.03.03 # idefx: just create the file, "make clean" and "make" 14.03.19 # the file must be added in either "firmware" or in "apps" 14.04.52 # Anyone know how to permanently remove the Jukebox drive from System Restore without disabling System Restore? 14.05.12 # norrin not really :) i still cant access it in both ways 14.05.24 # * Zagor assumes "System Restore" is some MSWin mumbo jumbo 14.05.33 # heehee 14.05.45 # I have to turn off system restore for my Jukebox everytime I connect it to the USB. 14.06.03 # Zagor is right, System Restore is Windows XP mumbo jumbo 14.06.18 # More like Voodoo I think but what are ya gonna do? 14.06.22 # anyone feel like drawing an icon for *.wps files? 14.06.33 # * Zagor looks around for dwihno 14.07.57 # LinusN: looks easy. Thanks 14.08.21 # Zagor: what kind of icon? 14.08.34 # quelsaruk: 6x8, for the dir browser 14.08.52 # * LinusN just found a very nasty ATA bug 14.08.59 # we also need a "firmware" icon soon 14.09.04 # LinusN: ah, what? 14.09.32 # a mutex_unlock in perform_soft_reset() 14.09.44 # boo! 14.10.04 # * LinusN is to blame 14.10.10 # should i use strtok_r or strtok ?? 14.11.33 # Zagor: any predefined idea, or just what my imagination wants to work? 14.12.17 Join langhaarrocker [0] (~Philipp@B493e.pppool.de) 14.12.22 # i also found another not so nice "feature" 14.12.24 # quelsaruk: just anything. i don't have any idea for symbols 14.13.03 # i'll try so, but can't promise anything. If i like it, i'll send to you :) 14.13.26 # I ran tools/configure (with cygwin) and got 14.13.26 # 27: Syntax error: "then" unexpected (expecting "}") 14.13.48 # quelsaruk: that's all I ask 14.13.53 # LinusN: what was that? 14.13.53 # :) 14.14.01 Nick matsl|meeting is now known as matsl (~matsl@dhcp101.contactor.se) 14.14.06 # if the ata spindown timer timed out during an opendir(), the opendir fails 14.14.17 # how come? 14.14.23 # don't know yet 14.14.27 # ok 14.15.49 # langhaarrocker: ok, me check it 14.15.51 # out 14.16.37 # Bagder: fine :) 14.17.34 # Zodiac: Can you tell me exactly how your hooking up your Jukebox? Not being able to see what your doing, need to know each step your taking. 14.17.40 # Is that right that there now is no way for any dynamic memory usage? No way to build a dynamically growing list? 14.17.56 # langhaarrocker: correct 14.18.05 # 14.18.39 # I need to write a long FAQ about that... 14.19.21 # linus.... 14.20.31 >>> "seen" used by Zagor (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) [snoop prevented] 14.20.42 # yes 14.20.50 >>> "whoami" by Zagor (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 14.20.57 >>> "sview" by Zagor (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 14.20.58 # you know what daddy needs :) 14.21.10 # Zagor: not for me - I can imagine enough reasons for disabling dyn mem. 14.21.29 # datazone: did i miss something? 14.21.37 # splashsound 14.21.40 # hahaha 14.23.27 # must go! 14.23.32 # see you later 14.23.45 Quit quelsaruk ("Aplicación Saliendo") 14.25.05 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 14.28.22 Join Dexter [0] (~Dexter@Mix-Pointe-a-Pitre-105-1-88.abo.wanadoo.fr) 14.34.12 # ugha 14.34.14 # darned cvs 14.34.47 # Bagder: ? 14.35.02 # ooh, conflict 14.35.13 # why'dya check in that? ;) 14.35.15 # I got those darned conflict indicators in there 14.35.22 # Has the dynamic memory topic been discussed in the mailing list? I didn't find anything useful at 1st attempt. 14.35.35 # langhaarrocker: it has, in the 200 dir limit discussion 14.35.43 # rofl, it works now 14.36.06 # Zagor: Thanx, I'll check. 14.36.07 # whye does the compiler says me:" undefined reference to `strtok' 14.36.21 # idefx: I told you 14.36.25 # there is no such function 14.36.35 # it is called strtok_r() in the target 14.36.43 # and is used a little differently 14.36.47 # Badger: OK 14.37.08 # Badger: sorry, but, you just told me that strtok is bad. ;) 14.37.23 # uh, sorry 14.37.31 # I'm not verbose enough at times 14.37.54 Part Norrin 14.42.12 # you're welcome :) 14.42.29 # 11 votes so far 14.43.36 # Badger: how does strtok_r works please ?? 14.44.05 # char * 14.44.05 # strtok_r(char *ptr, const char *sep, char **end) 14.47.02 Quit Dexter (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 14.47.41 # Hes: are you there? 14.52.09 # Badger: thanks 14.52.56 # Hes: you should try the latest ata.c to see if the skipping is gone 14.53.06 # Ok 14.53.07 # I will 14.54.03 Quit linuxstb (Remote closed the connection) 14.54.54 # yikes. have you seen the walmart $199 PC? hard to beat that price... 14.55.25 # whoa 14.55.59 # 128 MB ram, 10 gig disk, 52x CDROM, Integrated 100mbit ethernet, Linux pre-installed 14.56.20 # computer, keyboard, mouse & speakers. no screen. 14.56.23 # 800MHz celeron 14.56.37 # VIA C3 even 14.56.41 # ah, no "comparable to 800MHz celeron" 14.57.20 # amazing anyway 14.57.30 # yup 14.58.19 # "Games include Tron, Battleship, Poker, Minesweeper, Potato Guy" :-) 14.58.29 # can't live without Potato Guy 14.58.41 # they don't have wormlet! ;-) 14.58.46 # hehe 14.59.08 # we should write a breakout/pong soon. we need more action in the games! :) 14.59.34 # I agree 14.59.38 # I want a breakout 15.00.57 Quit langhaarrocker (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 15.02.23 # Yes, another undefined reference for you guys: i have installed the rolo patch, and if i try to compile for simulation, i get an undefined reference (whiche i don't get in native compiling) to rolo_load_app 15.03.13 # rolo shouldn't be built like that when simulated 15.03.29 # we can't simulate rolo 15.04.06 # so... don't use the patch or fix the code :-) 15.04.13 # i'll fix rolo now 15.04.21 # neato 15.05.55 # OK, thks 15.09.22 # hehe, using short ata timeouts is really fun 15.09.32 # LinusN: do you get it working ok? 15.09.50 # it seems to work a lot better, at least 15.10.02 # goodie 15.10.04 # but i never had skips 15.10.20 # well, how do I use rolo ?? 15.10.31 # idefx: it's not there yet 15.10.35 # but i tried with a short ata timeout before the fix and had a lot of opendir errors 15.10.48 # but not after the fix 15.10.53 # LinusN: sounds good 15.10.58 # but i get a patch this afternoon, it doesn't work ? 15.11.20 # the problem is that the mpeg thread spins down the disk immediately, even if another thread uses ATA 15.11.20 # idefx: yes it does. just apply it and klick "play" on a firmware file 15.12.09 # LinusN: right. i couldn't come up with a good solution for that. 15.12.33 # maybe some kind of "grace period" after an ata access 15.12.42 # i don't know 15.13.15 # i was thinking that too, but it didn't feel right 15.13.49 # or some kind of an "ata session" concept 15.13.59 # to tell when you'r done 15.14.20 # start session. read....read...read...end session 15.14.26 # ugh, can't say that makes my heart sing either... :-) 15.14.33 # well, i may not be very good, i can't find where/when i can press play on a firmware.. 15.14.35 # hehe, mine neither 15.14.55 # idefx: turn off the m3u/mp3 filter 15.15.38 # LinusN: Whow ! this stuff is impressive ! 15.17.07 # the rolo? 15.17.31 # yep. 15.17.47 # yeah, it's cool 15.18.00 # i hope zagor can merge that patch soon 15.18.01 # this is what i waited for a few mounth to definitly install rockbox in my archos. 15.18.13 # chicken :-) 15.18.57 # nice to wait till everything works well! 15.19.02 # idefx: out of curiosity, what is lacking in rockbox that makes you want to load the original? recording? 15.19.37 # recording. 15.19.55 # idefx: if everyone waited until everything worked well, we would never have found any bugs 15.20.22 # we can't complain on the bravery of people 15.20.29 # not at all 15.20.49 # especially dwihno, still our hero 15.20.55 # hhe 15.21.01 # it was him, wasn't it? 15.21.08 # yes it was 15.21.16 # first ever recorder rockbox 15.21.45 # nobody had tested it before, and he tried it on his second day as an Archos owner 15.22.11 # grep -c archos200 /var/log/httpd/rockbox-access_log 15.22.11 # 3259 15.22.33 # daily builds 15.22.38 # woo 15.22.40 # ah 15.22.43 # coolers 15.23.01 # those daily builds have turned out really useful 15.23.08 # mainly 15.23.08 # perhaps a lack of stability last time i tried (rockbox 1) 15.23.08 # LinusN: that's why i'm coding the function of my dream: a seeking function 15.23.08 DBUG Enqueued KICK idefx 15.23.08 # LinusN: i wasn't waiting, i could'nt find time to code. And i shouldn't code now too, for i have a flat to find ;) 15.25.15 # LinusN: And his archos is still alive ? 15.25.22 # oh yeah 15.25.35 # So it is a hero, but not a martyr. 15.25.41 # hahaha 15.25.41 # :-) 15.25.42 # right 15.25.54 # there's a very subtle difference :-) 15.26.31 # it's good for us that there is no rockbox martyr (yet), this way, people can believe that we are not a sect 15.26.52 # zodiac seems close to becoming the first rockbox martyr... :-) 15.27.21 # or rather WinXP martyr... 15.27.37 # then he won't be the first one i'm affraid... 15.28.35 # no 15.28.46 # windows people often lose their fat due to bad disconnects 15.29.18 # gotta go now! bye! 15.29.23 # bye LinusN 15.29.27 Part LinusN 15.29.29 # well, windows and weight-watchers shound merge.. 15.29.43 # B-] 15.30.50 # Zagor: red build red build 15.31.14 # oops 15.32.13 Join alkorr [0] (alkorr@ASte-Genev-Bois-110-1-3-195.abo.wanadoo.fr) 15.33.19 # later all :) 15.33.27 # bye zodiac 15.33.45 # no martyr here, it runs fine again btw :) 15.34.15 # Yep ! 15.34.25 Quit zodiac () 15.35.00 # i have a segfault using strtok_r. anyone can tell me what is the end ptr and how to use it ? 15.35.31 # idefx: check firmware/common/dir.c for an example 15.35.39 # Bagder : thks ! 15.37.15 # Bagder wonderful, i have understand my mistake ! 15.37.24 # goddie 15.46.20 # Hehe, my patch works now !!! 15.46.37 Quit notch () 15.49.58 Join bobTHC [0] (~bobTHC@AMarseille-206-2-1-9.abo.wanadoo.fr) 15.50.11 # hi everybody! 15.50.15 # hey bobTHC 15.50.23 # heu... It's quiete slow in the true device... but, it may works ;') 15.50.28 # I have to go, bye 15.50.34 # bye idefx 15.51.07 Quit idefx ("(babaille)") 15.58.26 Join Blaster_Master [0] (~noone@firewall.scribona.com) 16.15.47 # why the new features request on sourceforge aren't mailed like it's used to be ? 16.16.06 # they're mailed to the rockbox-sf mailing list 16.16.19 # you need to subscribe to it to get them 16.16.38 # escuse me.... 16.16.43 # sorry 16.17.00 # no problemo 16.25.06 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 16.28.06 # a lot of ppl already vote fot the tshirt contest? 16.28.09 # oh, office meeting tonight 16.28.23 # 11 votes 16.28.31 # 12 with mine ;) 16.28.37 # :-) 16.29.31 # I view a lot of "just in time" design submission.... 16.29.47 Join quelsaruk [0] (~zaknafein@faerun.ugr.es) 16.29.50 # hi 16.29.53 # i prefer not to vote. Voting for me is too hard especially some can be mixed for better design 16.30.24 # I'm ok with u alkorr mixed can be a good deal.. 16.31.37 # well I still want to know which one(s) people prefer ;-) 16.34.47 # hey.. someone has created a german version... 16.34.49 # arggg 16.34.56 Quit Blaster_Master (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 16.39.11 Join alan [0] (alkorr@ASte-Genev-Bois-110-1-3-195.abo.wanadoo.fr) 16.39.52 Quit alkorr (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 16.42.16 Nick alan is now known as alkorr (alkorr@ASte-Genev-Bois-110-1-3-195.abo.wanadoo.fr) 16.45.20 Nick dwihno|gone is now known as dwihno (dwihno@Bald067.Baldakinen.Umea.SE) 16.45.20 DBUG Enqueued KICK dwihno 16.45.53 # hey dwihno 16.45.54 # Bagder:if i can remember, we spoke about multi-language support here, at the channel, so maybe if you have the log you could post it at the mail-list. 16.46.15 # I posted my suggestion back then as well 16.46.16 # Hi Bagder! 16.46.24 # and I replied now with a pointer to that posting 16.46.40 # ok 16.46.40 # :) 16.47.08 # I understand people want other languages supported 16.47.21 # i have nearly finished multi-language support at compile-time 16.47.49 # I gotta go now, see ya 16.47.50 # i had some problems with the cross compiler 16.47.53 Part Bagder 16.47.54 # bye 16.50.00 # Btw, leaving the configuration menu with the left button also restarts the current track 16.50.15 # dwihno: fix coming up 16.50.33 # Zagor: Ah, *joy* :D 16.50.42 # committed 16.50.57 # Darn! That's what I'd call a quick fix! 16.51.15 # hehehe 16.51.18 # "If you want to order YOUR quick fix, just call 1-800-FIXFIX - it's on sale for only 9.99!" 16.51.20 # that happens to me also 16.51.39 # *sync with cvs* 16.53.44 # Is it possible to get newlines in the custom WPS? :) 16.53.57 # %?d2<%d2|(root)> 16.53.57 # %d1 16.53.57 # %s%fn 16.53.57 # %pr (%pt) [%pp:%pe] 16.54.00 # this is how mine looks 16.54.11 # dwihno: no 16.54.17 # *sniff* :~) 16.54.18 # the wps is handled line-by-line 16.54.32 # most newline cases can be handled by conditional tags 16.54.59 # I stayed up until 2am trying to solve it last night 16.55.05 # then I gave up 16.55.11 # hehe 16.55.40 # Maybe you can help me out with a trick or two :) 16.55.50 # My dir structure is a bit like this: 16.56.04 Join rwood [0] (~rdwrockbo@ca-santaanahub-cuda3-c9b-117.anhmca.adelphia.net) 16.56.07 # /Dance/Artist - album/01. track.mp3 16.56.25 # I also want it to parse /Dance/Artist - track.mp3 and still not making everything ugly 16.57.05 Quit rwood (Client Quit) 16.57.45 # but it still works 16.57.50 # so I'm not complaining 16.57.51 # ;) 16.58.39 Join marvincbr [0] (marvincbr@12-250-191-213.client.attbi.com) 16.59.42 Nick matsl is now known as matsl|meeting (~matsl@dhcp101.contactor.se) 16.59.51 # Zagor: the time display should also be removed allowing the custom WPS to hide it :) 17.00.42 # where can i find info on the daily builbs 17.00.47 # builds 17.00.57 # Pressing left still to exit the menu still restarts the current track 17.01.05 Ctcp Ignored 2 channel CTCP requests in 1 hour and 22 minutes at the last flood 17.01.05 # * dwihno - the official pain in the ass 17.01.10 # (official sidekick of the codepolice) ;) 17.01.30 # buh, of course it does. /me silly 17.01.42 Nick matsl|meeting is now known as matsl (~matsl@dhcp101.contactor.se) 17.02.03 # Hey, I got a job interview tomorrow :D 17.02.09 # *hooray for me* (or something like that) 17.03.29 # Trolla the time display away too ;) 17.07.18 # gotta go. see you later 17.07.23 Nick Zagor is now known as Zagor|away (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 17.07.24 # cul8r 17.21.37 Join Dexter [0] (~Dexter@Mix-Pointe-a-Pitre-105-2-6.abo.wanadoo.fr) 17.21.55 Quit Dexter (Remote closed the connection) 17.22.49 Join Dexter [0] (~Dexter@Mix-Pointe-a-Pitre-105-2-6.abo.wanadoo.fr) 17.25.45 # dexter : un francais d'outre mer! 17.29.00 # dwihno: are you triyng to make an icon for *.wps ? 17.30.35 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Joshua@adsl-34-50-177.mia.bellsouth.net) 17.30.44 Nick matsl is now known as matslmeeting (~matsl@dhcp101.contactor.se) 17.36.22 Quit marvincbr () 17.36.23 Quit Jet8810 (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 17.36.54 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Joshua@adsl-34-50-177.mia.bellsouth.net) 17.41.14 Nick edx|school is now known as edx (~edx@pD9EABBF1.dip.t-dialin.net) 17.41.15 Quit Jet8810 (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 17.43.52 Part edx 17.46.49 # quelsaruk: what icon? 17.47.59 # * dwihno looks like a question mark 17.49.28 Quit Dexter (Read error: 111 (Connection refused)) 17.52.04 # dwihno: before, when you were away, zagor asked if anyone could make an icon for *.wps files 17.52.12 # and he looked to you 17.52.13 # :) 17.52.33 # i said that i could try, but i don't get any idea for the icon 17.53.15 # heh 17.53.24 # * dwihno - font & gfx slave ;) 17.53.47 # what resolutions are the icons? 17.53.49 # 8x8? 17.53.54 # 6x8 17.54.01 # too small 17.54.02 # :) 17.54.05 # naaah :) 17.54.10 # nothing is too small 17.54.14 # 1x1 might be ;) 17.54.17 # jajajja 17.54.19 # maybe 17.54.22 # i have an idea 17.55.10 # i don't know the english word, maybe you can imagine what i want to say with "clave de Sol"?? 17.55.21 # erhm 17.55.28 # it's the symbol of rockbox 17.55.29 # baguette con keso, por favor? 17.55.33 # siempre ibama 17.55.37 # a G-clave? 17.55.45 # i suppose 17.55.52 # That's only good for music files :) 17.56.11 # but how can you represent the wps in a 6x8? 17.56.24 # it must be related with display and music... 17.56.26 # i suppose 17.56.46 # display + custimizability 17.56.48 # (i'm good making 100x70cm posters, but not tiny things) 17.57.09 # I'm good making silly stuff 17.57.33 # :) 17.57.51 # icons are 5x7 for player 17.57.52 # Hence my T-shirt productions ;) 17.58.15 # which one is yours? 17.58.42 # those with the "Magnus Öman" stamp :) 17.58.46 # ok 17.58.50 # i'l look at them 18.03.07 # nice evil... 18.03.47 # the devil'ish thingy? 18.06.53 # yep 18.07.36 # what u think bout 5 ? 18.09.15 # pretty neat :) 18.10.54 # just neat? ;) 18.10.54 Quit webbie (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 18.10.57 # damn it's hard to make a icon that small 18.11.44 Join webbie [0] (webmind@seal.student.utwente.nl) 18.16.14 # i told you dwihno!! 18.17.27 # u want to make a G-clave on 5x7 ? 18.17.33 # no 18.17.34 # :) 18.17.38 Join Norrin [0] (Norrin@p3EE0D530.dip.t-dialin.net) 18.18.07 # Customized WPS rocks. Awesome addition! 18.21.45 Join Dexter [0] (~Dexter@Mix-Pointe-a-Pitre-102-2-113.abo.wanadoo.fr) 18.22.36 # Quick question, where can I find information about the FF/Rewind Accel? What does the 2x mean? 18.25.07 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 18.26.31 # dwihno: where are you from? 18.26.55 # who speak french please ?!!! 18.27.09 # Dexter: not me :( 18.28.28 # me 18.28.39 # moi dexter 18.29.44 # multi-language support seems to work :) 18.29.56 # i hope i can finish it today! 18.34.15 # somebody already try to compil on Cygwin with winXP? 18.34.22 Quit matslmeeting ("Client Exiting") 18.34.54 # yep me 18.35.11 # and that's work? 18.35.14 # yep 18.36.11 # alkor go private with dexter he want some help in french ... ;) 18.36.54 # no problemo 18.38.07 # quelsaruk: sweden 18.39.14 # ok dwihno, it was to know which languages to *try* to include to the firmware for tomorrow :) 18.39.32 # but as i said.. just try ;) 18.40.41 # quelsaruk : it's a translation utility for the code or just a sweden patch ? sorry if i miss a line... 18.41.21 # french! 18.41.51 # quelsaruk : french 18.42.26 # it's a compile-time language selector 18.42.32 # it's just a test 18.42.37 # ok nice 18.42.57 # if zagor likes, i suppose you can even download your language firmware from the website 18.43.26 # CVS is a great advance :) 18.43.30 # I'm volonteer for french version 18.44.11 # adding a language will only need to change some macros, so don't worry :) 18.44.35 # i suppose everyone will have the chance to help, but just if the *big boss* likes the idea 18.44.37 # :) 18.44.43 # just for the word translation i understand 18.46.15 # yep we already talk about translation and it's ok but after its a question of "how to" and he's perahps not agree with ure method 18.46.16 # good idea !! 18.46.27 # just a question, if you have a girl friend who only speaks french and you only spanish, how can I lend my jukebox ? 18.46.36 # jaja 18.46.38 # using rolo 18.46.42 # or calling me 18.46.46 # XDD 18.47.15 # i spoke this zagor, bagder and someone else, and this was the best solution.. but just in teory 18.47.16 # 1-800-MULTILANG ! 18.47.30 Part Dexter 18.47.33 # bob :) 18.48.25 # well, i must go! 18.48.30 # bye 18.48.44 # tschüss ! 18.48.50 # see you tomorrow 18.49.03 # C U! 18.49.09 # and let see what the great men say :) 18.49.21 # always 18.49.29 # always? 18.49.47 # beware, big brothers are watching you with IRC logs !!!! ;) 18.49.51 # never break the rule... to see what the great men say 18.50.00 # jajaja 18.50.00 # ok 18.50.02 # see you 18.50.07 Quit quelsaruk ("Aplicación Saliendo") 18.50.34 # It' really a international dev team... 18.50.53 # multi-racial 18.51.25 # i'm ironic of coures 18.51.39 # multi os too ;) 18.52.01 # Hello Rockbox experts, where can I find info on the FF/Rewind Accel function? I can adjust the seconds but what is the 2x for? 18.52.17 # not my skills 18.52.54 # 2x i don't use it but i suppose it's 2x the original speed 18.53.36 # for a 10sec ff press button durin 5 sec 18.54.02 Quit dwihno ("test-thingy") 18.54.08 # So the 2x/5s is actually a 10sec setting? 18.55.38 # i don't no but i think so (some ppl use very long audiobook mp3) and the previous setting are too short so perhaps he add the 2x.. 18.55.54 # it'sonly supposition 18.56.35 # anybody more efficient ? ;) 18.56.56 # C U later! 18.56.57 Part bobTHC 19.04.10 Join dwihno [0] (dwihno@Bald067.Baldakinen.Umea.SE) 19.04.24 Join edx [0] (~edx@pD9EABBF1.dip.t-dialin.net) 19.10.07 Join rwood [0] (~rdwrockbo@ca-santaanahub-cuda3-c9b-117.anhmca.adelphia.net) 19.11.31 Quit rwood (Client Quit) 19.12.14 Quit dwihno ("rehash") 19.13.17 Join dwihno [0] (dwihno@Bald067.Baldakinen.Umea.SE) 19.28.22 Join Jet8810 [0] (~root@adsl-34-50-177.mia.bellsouth.net) 19.30.21 # hey guys 19.30.34 # what do I need to do to get archos studio 20 to work in mandrake 8.2? 19.37.13 # to recompile the kernel with USB and ISD200 on 19.38.02 # alright thanks 19.38.20 # unless there is already compiled modules for that 19.38.28 # yea im not sure 19.38.33 # i am a new linux guy :) 19.38.37 # first time ever using it so. 19.38.39 # ............. 19.39.03 # ah yes, not an easy task :/ 19.41.00 # hehe 19.42.28 # it is a long time since I didn't recompile linux, I know there is "make xmenu' or something like to launch the kernel setup windows under X 19.42.58 # just look at USB part and found what it must be check for ISD200 drivers 19.44.13 # once setup is done, well type "make" then "make modules" then "make install install_modules" and it should be okay I think 19.44.38 # you must be familiar with DOS-commands i think 19.44.57 # i mean DIS-like commands 19.45.00 # Jet8810: am, it probably has that support in there already 19.45.02 # DOS-like 19.45.04 # do a "lsmod" 19.45.19 # yes good idea 19.45.29 # yea 19.45.32 # or a "dmesg" after you plug in and turned on your jukebox 19.45.34 # it will show it 19.48.41 Part Norrin 19.49.17 Join motiv01__ [0] (~trillian@sdn-ap-017scfairP0145.dialsprint.net) 19.51.43 Nick seb-sleep is now known as _seb_ (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 19.56.50 Join Dexter__ [0] (~Dexter@Mix-Pointe-a-Pitre-102-2-113.abo.wanadoo.fr) 19.59.02 Nick _seb_ is now known as seb-away (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 20.11.39 Join Bagder [0] (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) 20.13.16 Quit Jet8810 (Remote closed the connection) 20.13.59 Part motiv01__ 20.24.03 Join rwood [0] (~rdwrockbo@ca-santaanahub-cuda3-c9b-117.anhmca.adelphia.net) 20.25.08 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 20.28.16 Quit rwood (Client Quit) 20.28.24 Join Snorlax [0] (lamamba_@h135n1fls34o883.telia.com) 20.28.33 Join RipnetUK [0] (~george@ripnet.fsnet.co.uk) 20.28.44 # u wanna know something kewl?!?! 20.28.49 # sure! 20.29.17 # the bassist in the great punk band Green Day has got a jukebox recorder! 20.29.26 # probably rockbox! 20.30.15 # weheej! 20.30.28 # heheh 20.30.30 # he's famous man! 20.31.32 # does that make us semi-famous now? B-] 20.32.21 # you're practicly on MTV! 20.32.23 # =) 20.32.29 # woooo 20.35.54 # Snorlax: wow. How do you know? 8-) 20.36.19 # I saw it on MTV, some tour spacial with Green Day! 20.36.31 # cool. 20.39.17 Join Silly_Fly [0] (luk@192.117.3.216) 20.49.52 Part Bagder 20.51.49 # now you have to email him about rockbox 20.52.04 # then when he switches put a quote up on the page :) 21.00.09 Part Dexter__ 21.11.44 Quit alkorr (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 21.28.48 Join WS64 [0] (~WS64@pD9E40E10.dip.t-dialin.net) 21.28.59 # Hello :) 21.30.35 # hey 21.30.55 # pimlottc, did you get my messages? 21.31.09 # yeah 21.31.13 # where's the file again 21.31.19 # http://www.ws64.com/archos/ArchosUnlock.exe 21.32.20 # dling 21.32.55 # That should put it into the IRC log files, so even if the actual version is not okay (but I guess it is) at THAT URL there will be a working version soon 21.33.13 # heh 21.33.51 # what does that archosunlock file do? 21.34.21 # Snorlax, a windows program to create a Linux boot disk to unlock the Archos 21.34.46 # Should help with http://rockbox.haxx.se/lock.html 21.34.50 # at least that's the idea, not sure if it works yet 21.35.05 # k =) 21.37.35 # what is ws64?!? 21.38.00 # Initials and birthyear. And I'm NOT William Shakespeare *g* 21.38.02 Join elinenbe [0] (trilluser@user-0cceh8k.cable.mindspring.com) 21.38.16 # will smith? 21.38.23 # hello there. 21.38.31 # Was he born in 64 too? 21.38.36 # Hi elinenbe 21.38.57 # I wasn't aware Shakespeare was 21.39.33 # pimlottc, he was... Just a different century *g* 21.40.14 # ha, nice 21.45.23 Quit pimlottc (Remote closed the connection) 21.52.25 Join merwin [0] (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 22.01.33 Join lithermon [0] (~chatzilla@modem-552.diglett.dialup.pol.co.uk) 22.05.12 Join KmdrTaco [0] (~malda@1Cust68.tnt17.det5.da.uu.net) 22.05.51 Quit Snorlax ("gittar ny!") 22.08.28 Nick edx is now known as edx|sleep (~edx@pD9EABBF1.dip.t-dialin.net) 22.12.24 # hi merwin 22.12.47 # hey elinenbe 22.12.49 # sup? 22.12.54 # nothing much. 22.13.08 # just paing around with the new WPS stuff. 22.13.14 # s/paying/paying 22.13.17 # s/paying/playing 22.13.19 # ug! 22.13.58 # I haven't had a chance yet to play with it 22.14.00 # looks really good though 22.14.01 # No paying options on rockbox *g* 22.14.28 Nick edx|sleep is now known as edx (~edx@pD9EABBF1.dip.t-dialin.net) 22.14.31 # that's definately taking my custom wps to the next level :-) 22.16.19 Nick edx is now known as edx|sleep (~edx@pD9EABBF1.dip.t-dialin.net) 22.16.39 Part WS64 22.20.29 # * KmdrTaco offers mad props to the rockbox developers. 22.20.49 Nick seb-away is now known as _seb_ (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 22.21.39 # I just got my archos a few days ago, and was pleased to see a project well underway to replace its system. 22.23.19 # Does rockbox has the ability to shuffle the entire contents of the archos into a monster playlist? 22.24.58 # no, but it's planned for 1.4 22.25.09 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 22.25.14 # well, if you have it as a single playlist, you can do it with 1.3 22.25.22 # but no auto-building of playlists yet. 22.27.19 # ls -R > monster_playlist.m3u 22.27.19 # I guess that'll do for now ;) 22.28.00 # The only feature I desire is the ability to delete tracks from the unit. 22.28.01 # But thats 1.5 I s'pose ;) 22.28.47 Nick KmdrTaco is now known as CmdrTaco (~malda@1Cust68.tnt17.det5.da.uu.net) 22.31.45 # Your feature request list on SF is scarier than mine ;) 22.32.31 # what is your's? 22.33.42 # http://sourceforge.net/projects/slashcode/ 22.34.27 # ah... it is you 22.34.34 # that is what I figured. 22.34.41 # you went to MSU -- right? 22.34.45 # nope. 22.34.56 # Although I currently live 10 minutes from UofM. 22.35.10 # UFO? :D 22.35.11 # ah... that is where I spent the past 10 years. 22.35.15 # CmdrTaco: Hello computer! 22.35.20 # sorry s/10/7 22.35.29 # where are you at? 22.35.31 # * CmdrTaco loves ann arbor. 22.35.35 # I'm in Dexter actually. 22.35.40 # I was a CE major in AA 22.35.42 # Dexter! 22.35.48 # play much frisbee golf? 22.36.01 # aren't you one of the founders of slashdot? 22.36.15 # I don't go outside, so frisbee golf is right out. 22.36.26 # I guess Slashdot is my fault, yeah. 22.36.32 # not even to A&W? 22.36.36 # ;) 22.36.52 # so, you made a killing on it a few years back -- right ;) 22.36.53 # There are at least 5 places to eat in Dexter besides A&W ;) 22.37.00 # Dexter Pub 22.37.04 # Dairy QAUeen 22.37.07 # My office is very close to the pub. 22.37.15 # We eat there about once a week :) 22.37.20 # Cousins Heritage Inn 22.37.28 # is that your main thing -- slashdot? 22.37.29 # Cousins is overpriced and not that great. 22.37.32 # etc. 22.37.40 # Yeah, I do Slashdot full time. 22.37.40 # the Bakery 22.37.48 # I've never bought anything at the bakery. 22.37.56 # sounds like you got lucky and are having fun., 22.37.58 # that's cool 22.38.14 # There's also Wings 'n Things, The Alley, Mary T's, Cottage Inn, and Clocktower. 22.38.23 # put a story up on slashdot about rockbox. I am just one of the very minor developers. 22.38.28 # "Killing" is relative. 22.38.42 # I'll probably post something about rockbox sooner or later. 22.38.50 # more press = better 22.38.57 # I am now in NYC 22.38.58 # I left my USB cable @ the office, so I won't have a chance to test it until tomorrow afternoon. 22.39.05 # working for exponent 22.39.12 # have you ever tried rockbox? 22.39.27 # I only discovered it like 60 minutes ago ;) 22.39.41 # ug... there WAS a story on your site about it about release 1.0 22.39.46 # it was very immature then. 22.39.51 # I didn't have an archos then :) 22.40.06 # did you just get one? 22.40.15 # I really want to be able to delete tracks, and shuffle all my MP3s. 22.40.18 # well, you will never use the archos firmware again. 22.40.20 # Thats all I want :) 22.40.29 # laotan: I got one last week. 22.40.30 Join Bagder [0] (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) 22.40.30 # well, give it time and you will get it. 22.40.37 # Yay! Bagder is back! 22.40.40 # I wanted a car MP3 player, and it was bang/buck the best. 22.40.42 # hey ho 22.40.43 # * laotan just got one too.. was delighted to find rockbox 22.40.50 # Badger... CmdrTaco is badmouthing you ;) 22.41.01 # * CmdrTaco has been called worse by better. 22.41.01 # ? 22.41.17 # CmdrTaco: couldn't you get the empeg player (riocar) 22.41.24 # CmdrTaco: that is one nice piece of kit 22.41.32 # Badger: I am just kidding. 22.41.33 # I had a riocar but it didn't work in my car, so I gave it to Jamie. 22.41.37 # that isnt really CmdrTaco surely 22.41.39 # Its really sweet. 22.42.00 # Hugo (from Rio, previously from empeg) gave me one of the original units. 22.42.04 Mode "#rockbox +o Bagder " by ChanServ (ChanServ@services.) 22.42.05 # Its really awesome. 22.42.09 # CmdrTaco: oooohhh... Jamie. (that explains nothing) 22.42.15 # CmdrTaco: Hugo is a nice guy too. 22.42.21 # CmdrTaco: quite helpful. 22.42.28 Nick _seb_ is now known as seb-away (user@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 22.42.34 # CmdrTaco: the version II units are much better though. 22.42.34 # elinenbe: jamie works for me. Posts on Slashdot. Writes much of the moderation code. 22.42.51 # I bet. The empeg was rough, but it was 1.5 years ahead of everyone else. 22.43.13 # I wished it fit in my car. 22.43.20 Join rwood [0] (~rdwrockbo@ca-santaanahub-cuda3-c9b-117.anhmca.adelphia.net) 22.43.21 # CmdrTaco: ah... (about jamie) -- it still is 1.5 years ahead of anything else, but that is the problem. 22.43.23 # but the archos looks good. 22.43.29 # CmdrTaco: what car do you have? 22.43.34 # * CmdrTaco has an audi. 22.43.51 # heh there was that slashdot article about mp3 players for joggers 22.43.53 # CmdrTaco: you've been spoiled by the .com 22.44.02 # elinenbe: Don't I wish :) 22.44.11 # CmdrTaco: where did you go to school? 22.44.15 # everyone recommended archos without paying attention to the fact that it said "for jogging" 22.44.15 # Hope College. 22.44.20 Nick Zagor|away is now known as Zagor (bjst@as9-5-6.k.s.bonet.se) 22.44.24 # CmdrTaco: oh. 22.44.27 # hey Z 22.44.31 # I don't think the archos is a good idea for Jogging. That seems like suicide. 22.44.34 # hi B 22.44.35 # yeah 22.44.41 # For *walking* ok ;) 22.44.41 # CmdrTaco: it really isn't. 22.44.53 # iirc the documentation explicitely says dont use it for jogging 22.45.00 # Bagder & Zagor: CmdrTaco is one of the founders of Slashdot. 22.45.25 # rockbox is now ranked 53 on sourceforge 22.45.28 # CmdrTaco: Bagder (not Badger) and Zagor are two of the founders of the projects... 22.45.29 # elinenbe: umm, I know. I don't *really* live under a rock, you know :-) 22.45.47 # Zagor: Sweden is close though :) 22.45.51 # * elinenbe hides 22.45.53 # lol 22.46.14 # great work on the projec this past weekend. 22.46.33 # so what is this? I'm away for, what, 4 hours and no new commits? you lazy bums! 22.47.01 # when do you think rolo will get rolled (bad pun) into the CVS? 22.47.11 # heh rolo 22.47.14 # do you have rolos in america 22.47.17 # * CmdrTaco starts wandering through to code looking to add a delete function to delete MP3s from the HD. 22.47.18 # elinenbe: pretty soon. i'm working on it right now 22.47.24 # fragglet: Rolos are a hole role of smiles. 22.47.38 # CmdrTaco: hehe, you better add proper fat code for that first ;-) 22.47.42 # hmmm 22.47.42 # CmdrTaco: we can't do that right now. the FAT32 driver has no write support. I'll be adding that this week. 22.47.51 # CmdrTaco: there is no Fat32 file write yet. 22.47.52 # * CmdrTaco curses. 22.48.00 # i think i just experienced the patented cmdrtaco spelling (tm) 22.48.01 # fragglet: yes. 22.48.09 # ;) 22.48.19 # Zagor: I'm pretty surely going off my current project this week, meaning more serious rockbox time soon 22.48.22 # * CmdrTaco has no patent pending on mispelling homonyms. 22.48.29 # Bagder: ooh, nice! 22.48.38 # Bagder: I am going to change the mp3/m3u filter to include .wps 22.48.49 # elinenbe: no, don't do that 22.48.52 # why not? 22.49.05 # I'm not so sure about that either 22.49.24 Quit merwin (Connection timed out) 22.49.25 # because we'll add *.mod and *.ajz support too soon and after that *.txt and who-knows-what 22.49.42 # yes, and it is called mp3/m3u-filter for a reason ;-) 22.49.51 # the mp3/m3u filter is for those who just want to use the mp3 player features, and not care about all the other stuff 22.49.54 Join notmewsetwo [0] (mewse@h24-85-12-194.wp.shawcable.net) 22.50.02 # Zagor: got it. 22.50.03 Mode "#rockbox +o Zagor " by Bagder (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) 22.50.18 Quit Silly_Fly ("Connection reset by peer (ëùàðé éîöà àú äôéø äæä àðé éëñç ìå àú äàîàîà)") 22.50.25 # Zagor: what about another filter for all defined file types? 22.50.37 # .txt support? 22.50.46 # fragglet: it is only a matter of time... 22.50.51 # that way when .mod .ajz .wps, etc are added then you can just turn that on for those types. 22.50.54 # what are you going to do, have the archos read the words in the file? 22.50.59 # elinenbe: for what purpose? you're not likely to have zillions of unsupported files on your archos, are you? 22.51.18 # Zagor: I do use it quite a bit as a portable drive. 22.51.18 # thats the ultimate compression i suppose 22.51.33 # just teach your computer to sing/play guitar/etc 22.51.42 # fragglet: I think a text viewer would be more useful ;-) 22.52.10 # * CmdrTaco demands a jpg viewer that works w/ the player. 22.52.11 # i love the button cache clearing stuff... VERY nice. 22.52.24 # elinenbe: yeah, but you put that in a special dir. I still don't see a reason for second filter. either you want "just the muzak" or you probably are happy to see everything 22.52.31 # the archos is designed for listening to music not looking at porn damnit 22.52.38 # CmdrTaco: i'll be happy to review your patch submission ;-) 22.52.50 # * CmdrTaco laughs. 22.52.59 # CmdrTaco: I think someone was working on viewing bmps encoded in ID3v2 tags on the screen ;) 22.53.04 # CmdrTaco: player or recorder? 22.53.15 # showing bmps is already supported 22.53.20 Join Grotron [0] (hp@A010-0279.WACO.splitrock.net) 22.53.20 # more or less 22.53.27 # CmdrTaco: you do it for the player, and I will buy you lunch ;) 22.53.30 # No technology is adopted by the mainstream until it can be used for pornography (the internet, the VCR, DVD, etc etc :) 22.53.32 # the bummer is scaling it down from 8 to 1 bits 22.53.47 # CmdrTaco: we can play the moans... :) 22.54.10 # If you can get it to view bmps encoded in ID3v2 tags that would be phenominal. 22.54.45 # elinenbe: we need to rework the id3 code first, to handle such large id3v2 tags 22.54.54 # we have the code to convert bmp to internal "icon format" 22.55.08 # just some tweaks needed ;-) 22.55.44 # * Bagder is annoyed by the "no constant backlight when on mains" bug report 22.56.16 # * Bagder will close it 22.56.49 # Bagder: rightly so. it's a feature request, not a bug. 22.56.55 # yes 22.57.11 # Badger & Zagor: what about resizing it to the screen? 22.57.13 # and he did file it as a feature-request as well 22.57.25 # perhaps you should just leave it how it is and save the environment as well as battery power 22.57.27 # elinenbe: that'll need some thinking ;-) 22.58.36 # Badger & Zagor: it is obvious how badly this firmware is needed with the popularity that it has on sourceforge. 22.58.45 # elinenbe: scrolling it is a better first attempt, imho 22.58.47 # Badger & Zagor: why is Archos so blind? 22.58.57 # Zagor: good idea. 22.59.12 # Archos isn't blind, they're just ignorant 22.59.19 Join merwin [0] (~merwin@12.242.185.10) 22.59.22 # anyone up? 22.59.26 # minor problem 22.59.30 # * Zagor is way up 22.59.34 # * Bagder is UUUUP 22.59.36 # * elinenbe is high up. 22.59.45 # The Custom WPS for me only displays the first line 22.59.48 # give us a tricky one to crak ;-) 22.59.58 # * Bagder can't spell, but you know that 22.59.59 # the new custom WPS is nice. 23.00.07 # * merwin agrees it is nice, but i need 2 lines :) 23.00.15 Quit CmdrTaco ("Client Exiting") 23.00.47 # The time display on recorder should be removed. 23.00.52 # Badger & Zagor: are you guys having problems with the loadable fonts? 23.01.11 # merwin: upload your wps file somewhere so we can have a look 23.01.11 Quit lithermon (Remote closed the connection) 23.01.19 # elinenbe: i don't use it :-) 23.01.19 # * merwin solved his own problem. 23.01.26 # elinenbe: I'm only using them on the simulator, and there it seems to work 23.01.38 # Zagor: bug... right now there needs to be a LF after each line... shouldn't require an LF at the last line 23.02.04 # merwin: ah 23.03.59 # * merwin uses %s%pp/%pe: %?it<%?ia<[%ia] - %it>|%fn> 23.04.17 Join lithermon [0] (j@modem-190.kowabunga.dialup.pol.co.uk) 23.04.17 # Badger: does not work on the target -- at least not on mine! 23.04.54 # I guess we should force Zagor to try it on target with gdb then 23.05.18 # Badger: yes! yes! 23.07.05 # i only have gdb on my player, unfortunately. but i'll do some digging. 23.07.18 # WOW! I was just submitting the EXACT same commit that was just committed at the exact same time! 23.10.06 # elinenbe: you mean CUSTOM_WPS_FORMAT change? 23.10.42 # yeah. 23.10.54 # Zagor: we should probably try to decide something in the mutiple language issue soon 23.11.32 # Bagder: some sort of file that has a bunch of STRING=blah blah in it would work 23.11.42 # mylanguage.lng 23.11.50 # in /.rockbox 23.12.06 # elinenbe: that requires dynamic handling, which messes up A LOT 23.12.16 # compile-time language will come first 23.12.21 # we should have the strings in a data file and generate whatever format we want 23.12.31 # yes 23.12.43 # * merwin needs to head into work for a couple hours, bbiaf 23.12.47 Quit merwin () 23.12.50 # i traced through the Archos firmware - they have a table for each message with language as an offset - very memory expensive 23.13.10 # rwood: VERY nice rolo patch :) 23.13.14 # I LIKE IT! 23.13.20 # elinenbe: thanks 23.15.11 # I haven't tried it 23.15.14 # is it cool? 23.16.06 Join idefx [0] (~idefx@ABrest-103-1-4-208.abo.wanadoo.fr) 23.16.52 # bug: %pp : Playlist Position when the playing in a directory and the directory is shuffled shows the actual track in the playlist. It does not show the actual position of the file in the directory. I think it should. 23.16.53 # Hi, what is the way to get the path of a DIR struct ? 23.17.18 # idefx: remember it 23.17.25 # elinenbe: we don't have that info 23.17.43 # elinenbe: yes, but we have no proper storage of the orginal number 23.18.15 # hmmm.... 23.18.20 # idefx: about your search feature, you should create a database while the disk is connected to the PC and then use that database to search in. searching each file is too slow on target. 23.18.20 # Bagder: from one function to another ? 23.18.37 # idefx: however you want, you can't get the path from the DIR struct 23.18.50 # Zagor: my stuff is nearly ready; i will test it. 23.19.01 # Bagder: no way ? 23.19.26 # are you guys considering the multiple line scroll patch? 23.19.47 # elinenbe: not at this very moment, no :-) 23.20.03 # is there a way to tell if the mp3 decoder is active on the player - playing and not paused? 23.20.30 # Zagor: why is that? 23.20.37 # So, Bagder, any way to get the full_path of an entry ? 23.20.43 # elinenbe: no reason, just busy with other things 23.20.48 # i mean, of a dirent 23.20.56 # idefx: there is no way, read what I type 23.21.15 # I am currently going through it right now. Would it be a problem if it was committed? 23.21.30 # rwood: no 23.21.31 # rwood: hm, I don't think there is... 23.21.46 # thanks 23.22.00 # Bagder: I read what you type, but a DIR and a dirent is not the same thing. 23.22.19 # idefx: and neither have path info around 23.22.35 # we don't use memory without good reason 23.22.35 # Bagder: So, that's not cool ! 23.22.43 # yes it is 23.22.45 # idefx: that's POSIX. live with it. 23.22.57 # idefx: you just solve your problem differently 23.23.05 # Bagder: Ok 23.24.16 # you should not keep lots of those structs around anyway 23.24.29 # so I can't see how knowing which path it is can be very hard 23.25.06 # well, that's not so hard, but, i have to add an argument more. 23.25.14 Join Hes2 [0] (~hessu@2001:788:0:20f5:2c0:f0ff:fe4b:b288) 23.25.55 # ipv6-hes! ;-) 23.26.11 # ooh. 23.26.59 # there are currently some serious problems with the multiline scroll patch 23.27.06 # reverse delegation doesn't seem to be on all servers yet. 23.27.29 # Or the guys try resolving from ip6.int still. 23.28.28 # Hes2: did linus' ATA patch improve your skipping anything? 23.28.34 # What's the prob with multiline scroll? 23.28.53 # I didn't get around to test it yet. I've had massive problems with usb-storage crashing my systems. 23.29.04 # Which kind of pissed me off this afternoon. 23.29.10 # dwihno: "too few hours per day error in lcd.c:438" 23.29.37 # Zagor: hehe :) 23.29.42 # dwihno: try it out and look a the directory browser. 23.30.04 # elinenbe: I have no patching utility for my wintendo :(L 23.30.24 # try cygwin. that is what I use. 23.30.46 # vote vote vote 23.31.26 # Bagder: add that to the news on the web page. 23.31.31 # good idea 23.31.35 Part Hes2 ("hm") 23.31.55 # you don't see ipv6 much in irc 23.32.02 # I don't, anyway :-) 23.32.19 # Not much yet... 23.32.52 # did my first ipv6 login on ircnet about two years ago or so 23.33.19 # grep "^ *[123]:" mail/vote | tr -d '#[]' | cut "-d " -f2 | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn 23.33.41 # nice one-liners are fun ;-) 23.35.26 # 14 people have voted so far on 23 designs 23.35.52 # Neato 23.36.05 # Bagder: your 13 votes can't count, you can only vote once ;) 23.36.14 # oh darn 23.37.38 # top3 designs? 23.38.04 # I think "ON" in the menus should return to the tree view. 23.38.07 # so far: 6, 13 and 7 23.38.15 # (not in that order) 23.39.16 # I'm stunned. 23.41.04 # elinenbe: nah. too much hassle. 23.49.27 # does anyone have a really nice wps file for the recorder? 23.52.57 # well, Zagor, you were true, that's damn slow !! 23.53.05 # hehe 23.56.28 # maybe i could improve it, but, may still be too slow. Youre idea was good,i now have to make: -an efficient format to store title, album artist and filename, a tool to read it efficiently on the archos, something to make it on a Linux computer, [and find someone to make a windows version]. Bad, very bad... 23.57.01 # idefx: you should write the indexer in something portable, like perl or java 23.58.03 # Zagor: Yes, i'll make it in perl or python (or ada, but, no-one will love me after that ...) 23.58.10 # hehe 23.58.20 # you could talk to matsl, as he started thinking/working on something like that 23.58.26 # * Zagor prefers perl overy python, personally 23.58.30 # Bagder: right 23.58.43 # * mecraw prefers java