--- Log for 12.12.102 Server: calvino.freenode.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16p1 Started: 19 days and 9 hours ago 00.00.34 # paulheu: does this happen every time you record? 00.00.38 # hmmm ok.. but you feel changing to 44 should not make much difference? 00.00.45 # not sure 00.00.55 # It has for the last two weeks yes 00.01.05 # i don't think the MAS is to blame 00.01.28 # it must be that something CPU intensive happens at that point in time 00.01.34 # ok. It first happened monday last week to be exact 00.01.35 # or at a certain size 00.01.56 # can you see anything specific on the display/led? 00.02.32 # nope.. there is no indication something is wrong.. 00.03.05 # paulheu: daily build december 2? 00.03.06 # not that I paid much attention to it 00.03.56 # current is 021209-1642 that's what I used monday 00.10.00 # It just might be that ATA poweroff was enabled.. but I'm not sure. I will try with it both on and off later.. 00.10.34 # Also could ATA poweroff be disabled by default when the adapor is plugged in? or am I rambleing here? 00.11.54 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 00.11.54 # paulheu: the intention is to make ata poweroff stable, so i don't see the point of disabling it at all when we finally get it working flawlessly 00.12.46 # ok.. But I'll leave it disables for now to see what happens.. 00.13.42 Quit TotMacher (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 00.17.19 # I'm outta here.. gotta get some sleep..;) 00.17.26 Quit paulheu () 00.17.29 # it fails at exactly 28:17 01.00.32 Join probonic [0] (~phil@host217-39-18-2.in-addr.btopenworld.com) 01.05.46 Join BoD[] [0] (~BoD@m131.net81-67-41.noos.fr) 01.05.55 # hello !! 01.06.20 # hi 01.07.29 # sava?:) 01.09.04 Quit ken0 (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 01.09.21 # ca va bien merci, et vous? 01.09.45 # :) i'm allright 01.10.04 # just watched billy eliot... it was cool 01.10.41 # billy eliot? 01.11.20 # it's that british movie about a young boy that wants to be a dancer 01.11.55 # oh 01.12.07 # http://us.imdb.com/Title?0249462 01.12.22 # 7.8/10 :)) 01.20.40 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Josh@adsl-153-120-221.mia.bellsouth.net) 01.32.30 # "But father, I just want to dance" 01.33.09 # ;) 01.38.30 # LinusN: what is in the Rockbox crystal ball? 01.38.48 # LinusN: do you know anyone who DJs with Archos recorders? 01.41.17 # elinenbe: i heard about a guy with two recorders in a case, for dj:ing 01.41.45 # elinenbe: we are working on the recording among other things 01.42.13 # playlist generation, queues 01.43.15 # LinusN: once those two last things are implemented, then Rockbox will include everything the original firmware had... 01.44.04 # I think it would be a great idea to have a current "play field" of directory and "current directory + subdirectory" 01.44.20 # if you chose the latter, then the archos would create a playlist on the fly... 01.45.28 # play field? 01.45.47 # well, the realm of what you want to play... 01.46.00 # I am having a hard time trying to explain it. 01.46.12 # what I mean is you know how there is shuffle on/off 01.46.20 # ok, you select a list of directories to play? 01.46.22 # repeat 1/all/off 01.46.48 # well now there is also, "current directory"/"current directory + all sub directories" 01.46.53 # for recursive playing. 01.47.15 # and when you choose, "current directory"/"current directory + all sub directories" , it makes a playlist on the fly and then loads it. 01.47.37 # so, if I had directories like: U2/ 01.47.40 # with nothing in it 01.47.46 # and U2/Boy 01.47.51 # and U2/Joshua Tree 01.47.55 # and U2/October 01.48.06 # and went into U2/ 01.48.25 # I could choose recursive/shuffle on/repeat all 01.48.59 # and it would play all three albums shuffled and repeated! 01.51.19 # there! 01.51.46 # who in their right mind would buy this: http://www.neurosaudio.com/ ? 01.52.09 # when you can get an archo 20 gig recorder with USB 2.0 for under $200! THAT is insane! 01.53.46 # I guess playlist generation means beeing able to play a whole directory (recursively) without having to make a playlist (on the computer) first 01.54.19 # BoD[]: yup 01.54.32 # so that's perfect :) 01.55.04 # well after that we may need a playlist browser 01.57.00 # anyway i have to go to bed :) see you buy 01.57.15 # night. 01.57.22 Quit BoD[] ("i mean BYE not buy :))") 01.57.38 # LinusN: what do you think about Archos including ROckbox with the product? 01.59.30 # the new 1850mAh batteries kick ass! http://www.imaging-resource.com/ACCS/BATTS/BATTS.HTM 01.59.38 # i think it's flattering, but i think they could have been a little more cooperative by giving us documentation 01.59.55 # we asked for it, but they are silent (again) 02.00.12 # we gave them a week to respond 02.00.17 # well, I am sure they take a while to answer their emails... OH! 02.00.19 # forget that. 02.00.44 # Who emailed you exactly... joe blow secretary, or an engineer? 02.03.01 # the product manager of Archos Products 02.03.07 # in france 02.04.21 # well, who knows who he would even speak to? 02.04.43 # it seems that there is a lot of burecratic bullshit at that company. 02.06.25 # i wouldn't know about that, i've never been in touch with them before 02.07.35 # well, from what I have heard, requests to the company, even to customer service can be lost in the wind. VERY EASILY! 02.11.55 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 02.12.50 # anyone remember offhand wha the cli command is to allow remote gui access to your box? 02.12.58 # its somehting for X permissions... 02.13.38 # xhost +[hostname] 02.13.49 # ahha.. thanks.. damn its been a while 02.18.36 # ooops, gotta reboot 02.18.40 Part LinusN 02.31.12 Join LinusN [0] (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 02.56.12 Join MrSnazz [0] (~jmc@e-64-35-146-236.empnet.net) 02.56.37 # found out the answer to the "mystery" of the black-trim jukeboxen. 02.57.06 # archos sells 15gb models in black, but they also made 20gb black trim models and sell those only through BestBuy 02.57.09 # and it is... 02.57.16 # aha 02.57.23 # at first they denied that they made any at all :) 03.02.52 # :-) 03.06.57 Quit probonic () 03.07.01 # anybody here built rockbox under windows? Followed the directions on the site, but hit a snag :-/ 03.11.28 # i've never done it 03.11.41 # tell me about your problem 03.12.05 # Here's what happens.. 03.12.20 # demo_menu.c: In function `demo_menu': 03.12.20 # demo_menu.c:47: `LANG_BOUNCE' undeclared (first use in this function) 03.12.33 # occurs for LANG_BOUNCE, LANG_SNOW, LANG_OSCILLOGRAPH, and LANG_CUBE 03.14.02 # this is while doing a 'make -f win32.mak' 03.17.38 # I think there is a missing step not in the howto on the site 03.17.47 # which converts the LANG_XXX into the proper value from the .lang file 03.18.09 # first of all, are you using cygwin? 03.18.16 # nope 03.18.34 # you should 03.18.38 # probably 03.18.46 # saves you some trouble 03.18.50 # I'd imagine so 03.18.51 # ;) 03.18.58 # I'll get it. 03.19.09 # remember to get a full install 03.19.18 # thanks 03.19.31 # so this LANG_XXX conversion probably happens in the configure script, I'd imagine 03.19.43 # it is done in the makefile 03.19.49 # when you build 03.19.59 # hrm 03.20.00 # but i don't know if win32.mak is up to date 03.20.03 # ah 03.20.12 # almost nobody uses it... 03.20.16 # figures. 03.20.21 # I'll build under linux then. Thanks ;) 03.26.18 # cygwin is really nice to use. 03.26.29 # forget that win32 stuff... 03.26.42 # I compile under win2k with cygwin with ease. 03.27.21 Join DotcuM [0] (~pop@66-50-85-18.prtc.net) 03.28.02 # rockbox doesnt work in jb fm recorder right? 03.28.30 # the FAQ says nope 03.28.42 # DotcuM: no, not yet 03.28.59 # we need someone to take it apart and examine it 03.29.03 # ah 03.29.09 # none of the rockbox developers own one 03.29.48 # and it seems to use a different scrambling algorithm for the AJZ file 03.29.56 # well ill be looking forward to when you guys release it for fm recorder, if you ever do =) 03.30.11 # DotcuM: you have one? 03.30.14 # yes 03.30.51 # is the archos firmware crappy on that one too? 03.30.53 # i told 2 of my friends which have the normal recorder about the site and now it will be me that wont have the rockbox ;) 03.31.07 # yah 03.31.20 # dont know how crappy is the one from the recorder 03.31.30 # but there are still features that this firmware doesnt have 03.31.35 # like full shuffle 03.31.44 # or easier playlist creator 03.35.09 # really wanted to test the game part of the rockbox 03.36.32 # do you guys know of any other group of people that are creating other firmwares for archos jukeboxes? 03.37.36 # no 03.38.10 # i *really* need some sleep 03.38.21 # it's 3:40am over here 03.38.38 # bah its still early ;) 03.38.46 # :-) 03.38.48 # nite 03.38.50 # nite 03.38.57 Part LinusN 04.11.58 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 04.17.23 Join FreakyFlo [0] (~none@HSE-Kitchener-ppp321131.sympatico.ca) 04.18.22 # hey! quick question - has anyone experienced the problem (with the original JB6k 4.53) where MP3 playback stops prematurely while being powered by batteries, but not when plugged in? I am using Rockbox 1.4.. 04.21.56 Join montykid [0] (~montykid@webcam.naz.edu) 04.25.54 Quit DotcuM (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 04.28.26 Quit FreakyFlo () 04.28.52 Part montykid 04.28.58 Join montykid [0] (~montykid@webcam.naz.edu) 04.52.21 Quit montykid ("Trillian (http://www.ceruleanstudios.com)") 05.16.37 Quit hardeep ("Killed by frash (Requested by panasync)") 05.46.47 Join Artine [0] (~Artine@gso163-11-242.triad.rr.com) 05.48.07 # Hey all. I'm trying to build the UISim, but I've got two problems. First, the file keysym.h doesn't exist, but button-x11.c seems to need it, and 2, a lot of the files use the directory X11 isntead of x11. I can change it, but this mixed case surprises me. Am I missing something? 05.53.11 # umm why would it use x11? 05.53.56 # Because the file tree has uisimulator/x11 rather than uisimulator/X11 05.55.54 # well 1. keysym.. that a system file.. 05.56.03 # if you don't have it.. thats your machine.. 05.56.25 # and i don't get what you mean by " a lot of the files use the directory X11 isntead of x11" 05.59.14 # Okay, well, actually, your answer about keysym answered my question about the X11 issue. ::feels stupid and runs off to investigate why his system wouldn't have those files:: Thanks for pointing me in the right direction :-) 06.00.26 Nick _seb_ is now known as seb-sleep (trilluser@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 06.01.30 Nick seb-sleep is now known as seb-away (trilluser@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 06.01.35 Nick seb-away is now known as seb-sleep (trilluser@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 06.08.00 # Artine: no prob :) 06.12.00 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 07.13.52 # Can I use the simulator to test out new binaries of the firmware before putting them on the Archos? 07.14.02 # no 07.14.06 # well.. yes and no 07.14.15 # yes if you are testing code and compile it into the sim 07.14.18 # thats why its there 07.14.29 # no if you want to dl a .ajz off the web and run it on the sim 07.14.44 # ie: compiled code _for_ the players/rec won't work for the sim 07.14.56 # like compiling for windows vs linux or mac 07.15.02 # adi|work: Yeah, that's kinda what I figured. I was hoping that as I made the small changes I wanted I could test it without having to rebuild the sim--seeing as I can't get it built ;-). 07.15.17 # heheh 07.15.24 # why can't you get it to build? 07.15.45 # adi|home: Gotcha. 07.15.56 # what is the build failure you're getting 07.16.19 # adi|home: Because it seems the dev libraries for X were never installed. The primary error I'm getting is that various files don't exist. 07.16.37 # ahh.. grab them and install them... 07.16.53 # let me know what ones you need and ill see if i can tar them up for you and dcc them to you 07.17.31 # adi|home: Well, I'm not sure what I need yet. I still have more research to do to figure this out. I'm an old-school programmer. This new-fangled X11 stuff leaves me befuddled. 07.17.40 # adi|work: Give me a console and I'm happy. :-) 07.18.11 # hehe 07.18.13 # good enough... 07.18.33 # do a compile.. and email me a dump of the console 07.18.37 # and ill get you what files i can 07.19.00 # adi|home: Hold on just a second, let me make sure it's in a state where a dump would be meaningful. I'm messing around with all sorts of things. 07.22.05 # adi|home: Yeah, it seems to be informative, but I worry that if I just grab those files that I need rather than the whole library I'll be screwing myself over later. I think I'll go find out what development libraries are available for X first, and then come back to you if I can't learn anything useful. 07.22.29 # sounds good enough :) 07.23.28 # adi|home: Holy crap... There are thousands of devlibs for X... Err, any idea which one(s) the Rockbox UI sim uses...? 07.24.15 # I'm trying to build gcc to use for sh1, as per the directions on the rockbox site 07.24.41 # getting an error at the very end.. configure: error: installation or configuration problem: C compiler cannot create executables. 07.25.33 # MrSnazz: I had that problem, too, but it works nonetheless. 07.25.45 # MrSnazz: By that point, the files you already need have been built. 07.25.59 # MrSnazz: Just go on to the next step. 07.26.25 # thanks 07.26.32 # I was just about to try that, figured it couldn't hurt :) 07.29.43 # woo, that works perfectly. Thanks! 07.31.35 # adi|home: Nevermind, I found the library that has what I need. Thank god for rpmfind. 07.48.08 # adi|home: Ahhh..... Built. Finally. 07.48.20 # adi|home: Now to start throwing in those few things I wanted to add. 07.48.27 # adi|home: Thanks for your help. 08.12.04 *** No seen item changed, no save performed. 08.12.22 Nick dw|gone is now known as dwihno (dwihno@Bald067.Baldakinen.Umea.SE) 08.18.42 Quit Artine ("Client Exiting") 08.41.23 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@208.247.65.237) 08.42.21 Join mecraw [0] (~mecraw@12-252-136-249.client.attbi.com) 08.42.56 Part mecraw 09.01.14 Join langhaarrocker [0] (~Phil@212-204-016-038.dsl1.versanet.de) 09.20.56 Join Zagor_ [242] (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 09.21.42 # zagor.. what are the chances of getting a poll on the front page of the website? 09.21.54 # to find out 'Did you buy your Archos unit because of Rockbox?' 09.22.56 Nick Zagor_ is now known as Zagor (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 09.23.29 # A poll might be fun for us, but not very useful in the big picture. 09.23.52 # I'm more thinking about encouraging the people who bought an Archos because of us, to say that to Archos. 09.24.21 Join bobTHC [0] (~bobTHC@AMarseille-206-2-1-9.abo.wanadoo.fr) 09.24.26 # yo!! 09.25.39 # oh i agree.. but it would still be neat to find out 09.34.16 # yeah it would. actually, the sf page has a survey engine we could use. 09.34.25 # some more queue function ugliness: what would you expect if you request the previous song in the middle of your queued songs? 09.34.43 Join mecraw_ [0] (~mecraw@12-252-136-249.client.attbi.com) 09.40.04 # if anyone's bored and wants to try out queueing, i've put a recorder binary up at: http://hardeeps.freeshell.org/ajbrec.ajz 09.40.19 # everything works except: resume, repeat one queued song, prev 09.40.46 # diff: http://hardeeps.freeshell.org/queue_function_1.diff 09.42.03 # whoa 09.42.09 # you are so cool Mr. Sidhu :) 09.42.23 # I always star to think about Apu in Simpsons when I see you :) 09.42.28 # Do you talk english like him? 09.42.30 # laf, fear 09.43.02 # not quite, mainly because i was born and raised in Canada hehe 09.49.54 # :O :) 09.49.56 # hmmm hardeep.. im looking at that freeshell thing... 09.50.09 # do they not offer ssh access or is it just me missing something? 09.50.58 # they offer both ssh and telnet access. 09.51.08 # okay.. didnt see it listed.. :) 09.51.15 # i assume your the lower level... 09.51.20 # the 'send a buck' one? 09.52.38 # oh, no, i have an ARPA account 09.52.43 # maybe that's why 09.53.38 # how do you like them? 09.55.02 # they're not bad... the connection can get slow at times but it has got everything i need 09.55.16 # althought i haven't been using it as much lately 09.55.57 # nods 09.56.06 # i figure ill check out the free account, see how i like it 09.56.48 # depending on what you want another almost free server is at: me> nods 09.56.52 # oops 09.56.58 # http://bsdshell.dyndns.org/ 09.57.06 # $5 09.58.01 Quit mecraw_ (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 10.02.11 Part Zagor 10.04.49 Join Zagor_ [242] (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 10.04.57 # this proxy is driving me nuts. hangs for 2 minutes every 5 minutes... :-( 10.05.00 Nick Zagor_ is now known as Zagor (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 10.10.20 # Zagor: tried any other proxies? You know, there are proxies with DCC support *hint* :) 10.10.32 # tircproxy is one, I think 10.11.19 # it's not the irc proxy, it's the https proxy that's giving me a hard time 10.12.07 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 10.12.19 # my entire ssh tunnel (mail, irc, the works) locks up solid every few minutes. bloody annoying. 10.13.55 # whoa 10.14.21 # Tell me all about your ssh tunnel, I am curious :) 10.15.58 # once upon a time there was an ugly big firewall 10.18.49 # Zagor: Please tell! 10.19.36 # dwihno: if your http proxy does https, you can ssh through it into a machine on the outside. and once there, your connection is no longer proxy-limited 10.20.09 # I often work at companies who only have a web proxy and no "real" connection 10.20.36 # so the ssh/https tunnel trick is a way for me to reach my mail machines etc from there as well 10.23.11 Join pyvasene [0] (~pyvasene@62.4.7.201) 10.28.45 # i'm warming to the bidir scroll idea. rather annoying when a line that's just 1 char too long has to scroll around all the time 10.32.54 # Zagor: so you do nothing but SSH? 10.33.30 # ssh allows tunneling of any number of ports, so I have X11 irc etc over this single ssh tunnel. 10.34.42 # remote emacs, xterms etc. unix is beautiful... 10.38.16 Quit hardeep ("[BX] Reserve your copy of BitchX-1.0c19 for the Nintendo Gameboy today!") 10.46.19 # Zagor: so you only use ssh port thingies? 10.46.24 # yes 10.51.49 # Ah, then I'm with ya' :) 10.52.20 # btw, usb hookup fails with the "resume" screen active 10.52.31 # (when turning the unit on) 10.52.39 # yes, I know 10.52.46 # don't do that :-) 10.54.00 # Simple solution to all bugs 10.54.02 # "DON'T DO THAT!" 10.54.13 # The unit hangs when I blahblahblah 10.54.15 # "Doctor, it hurts when I laugh" 10.54.17 # Answer: then don't do that! 10.54.19 # don't do that 11.02.20 # * Zagor is in "Rally the troops" mode 11.12.21 # WarCraft III? :) 11.17.33 # Rockbox! 11.18.21 # You mean the guy who did the cube made a 3d ego shooter? :) 11.18.35 # hehe 11.20.11 Join Bagder [0] (~dast@titan.contactor.se) 11.20.22 # hey ho 11.21.06 Mode "#rockbox +o Bagder " by ChanServ (ChanServ@services.) 11.21.40 # hi 11.24.19 Join LinusN [0] (~linus@labb.contactor.se) 11.24.39 # hola 11.25.04 # hey ho 11.25.29 # Bagder: i thought that num2max5 function was old and tested 11.25.55 # it was, but it uses floats in its original form and that's why I did that mistake you corrected 11.26.01 # aha 11.26.11 # i want the proto in an include file 11.26.30 # btw, why are you using %0d ? that 0 seems to do no good? 11.27.04 # true, it should be %1d really 11.27.13 # ok 11.27.30 # but I think %d is good too 11.28.09 # any ideas where to put the proto? 11.28.31 # probably a new header file or in some general one 11.31.00 # btw, what do we like most, 1.2Mb or 1200kb? 11.31.19 # 1200kb is 6 letters 11.31.53 # ok 1200k then 11.32.10 # I prefer 1200k 11.32.31 # i guess the point is to maximize precision 11.32.36 # yes 11.35.22 # Precision for all! 11.35.23 # :-D 11.35.38 # info should show megs instead of gigs. 11.37.21 # ls -h does 1.2M 11.38.01 # which i like better :) 11.46.46 # Zagor: so how do you access your ssh box from a host only allowing http proxy? 11.47.19 # dwihno: corkscrew 11.47.32 # Description: Tunnel TCP connections through HTTP proxies 11.47.57 # Hadaka: corkscrew? :) 11.47.59 # actually I use the https proxy, which doesn't have to speak http 11.48.03 # (not to say that zagor would exactly use it) 11.48.11 # yeah, corkscrew is a tool which does that 11.48.12 # http://ttcplinux.sourceforge.net/tools/stunnel 11.48.26 # www.corkscrew.com :-) 11.50.23 # corkscrew seems to be for http only, not https 11.50.47 # of course, doing it over http is a lot more tricky 11.50.58 # so still a hat off to those guys :) 11.51.37 # Who Am I? 11.51.37 # --------- 11.51.37 # My name is Pat Padgett. I'm a dork. 11.51.45 # hehe 11.51.46 # From the docs of corkscrew 11.53.06 # Some stupid policy might force http proxies 11.53.59 # Looks like putty has http proxy support built in 11.54.20 # how neat 11.54.27 # Zagor: What is your favorite dish? 11.54.45 Part LinusN 11.54.49 # kebab med starka s�sen! :-) 11.55.35 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@sdf.lonestar.org) 11.56.18 # :-) 11.56.44 # How do you access your files when you're not home? 11.56.46 # scp? 11.57.05 # yes 12.00.13 # Okay 12.00.16 # Zagor: corkscrew uses the CONNECT method - which _is_ https tunneling through http proxy 12.00.18 # But how about realtime file access? 12.00.29 # HTTP CONNECT command? 12.00.38 # yes 12.00.41 # there's no need for corkscrew if you can do CONNECT 12.00.51 # eh? 12.01.03 # that's what Zagor does 12.01.15 # issue CONNECT and then ssh the rest 12.01.40 # well corkscrew is exactly the program to do that with - which seems to be good with error handling and authentication and all those issues 12.01.54 # Host aka 12.01.54 # ProxyCommand corkscrew 192.168.2.254 8080 %h %p 12.02.04 # sure, but Zagor has a 15 line perl script for that 12.02.16 # yeah I had one as well 12.02.17 # but 12.02.44 # :-) 12.03.01 # it used perl which is bit big, the reading and writing wasn't too efficient - and it blindly just said CONNECT to the proxy, without doing proper HTTP handling there with errors and authentication 12.03.04 # Who needs evil stuff like corkscrew when you got perl? :) 12.03.10 # corkscrew does those things properly 12.03.19 # Hadaka: ah, I'm with ya' :D 12.03.26 # Neil Sedaka :-) 12.04.06 # and... 15 line perl scripts is _huge_, what's up with the man? :) 12.04.18 # :) 12.04.39 # (afkish, debugging a kernel panic) 12.11.19 # !temp 12.11.22 # whoops 12.11.57 Join |31770| [0] (~milo@194.80.134.177) 12.12.09 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 12.12.39 Nick |31770| is now known as sereal (~milo@194.80.134.177) 12.12.59 # hey, anyone know anything about the jukebox fm recorder support? 12.13.14 # yes, we know that rockbox doesn't run on the fm 12.13.18 Quit hardeep ("Leaving") 12.13.45 # is there any plans to support it in the future 12.14.02 # possibly, if we manage to find out how 12.14.02 # only if fm owners help 12.14.23 # no ones come forward yet then 12.14.52 # there are too few fm owners still I guess 12.15.02 # or perhaps they're all chickens ;-) 12.15.49 # yeh maybe thats it. Like myself, after spending around $350 - �280 12.16.18 # so how much do you think everyone else spent? 12.16.47 # probably more, cause i got mine off a lorry 12.18.06 Quit sereal () 12.21.31 # * dwihno spent too much on his 12.21.34 # Just before the price drop 12.21.42 # Naaah, you can't spend too much on the archos :) 12.28.09 # lunch 12.37.25 # Rockbox - feeds the hand that bites you 12.46.08 Quit bobTHC ("Trillian (http://www.ceruleanstudios.com)") 13.02.05 Join TotMacher [0] (tot@p508D8C74.dip.t-dialin.net) 13.08.17 # Bagder: hehe 13.08.42 # I think it sums up our situation ;-) 13.08.50 # yeah, not bad 13.20.40 # * Zagor is adding hadaka's modules patch 13.20.47 # goodie 13.30.54 Quit Zagor ("disconnecting from stoned server.") 13.31.05 Join Zagor_ [242] (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 13.31.27 Join Josh_ [0] (~Josh@adsl-153-120-221.mia.bellsouth.net) 13.31.28 Quit Jet8810 (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 13.41.56 Quit pyvasene () 13.52.24 Join [keno] [0] (~marklar2@80.178.35.218) 13.52.32 Join huz [0] (~marco@AToulouse-103-1-3-192.abo.wanadoo.fr) 13.53.11 # hello, i have a problem when i want to mount my archos : Dec 12 13:44:50 huz kernel: FAT: bogus logical sector size 64543 | Dec 12 13:44:50 huz kernel: VFS: Can't find a valid FAT filesystem on dev 08:00 13.53.29 # if i specify vfat, i've almost the same 13.53.50 # does anyone have a clue of what i can do ? 13.53.56 # looks like a very bad file system 13.54.07 Nick Zagor_ is now known as Zagor (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 13.55.02 # dosfsck your archos 13.55.07 # Zagor: if i do a windows 'scandisk' do you think it will be better ? 13.55.28 # possibly 13.55.40 # i try first dosfsck thx 13.55.58 # use dosfsck -a 13.56.15 # (for automatic) 13.56.36 # at least for me, the prompting stuff doesn't work 13.56.38 # i wanted first to know what are the action of dosfck ;) 13.56.43 # ah ok 13.57.01 # Currently, only 2 FATs are supported, not 191. 13.57.03 # ?? 13.57.11 # it is a error message 13.57.15 # ! 13.57.20 # that does note bode well 13.57.24 # that's a major fault 13.57.30 # Majorens fel! 13.57.46 # huz: how was disk formatted? 13.58.02 # Zagor: i never formatted it since i bought it 13.58.10 # ok 13.58.25 # feture request : add ext3 support to jukebox :) 13.58.27 # can you connect it in windows? 13.59.11 # yeah but i have to boot (last time i did, there was no pb), i'll try that later, i've some works now 13.59.34 # the simplest way might be to backup and reformat 14.00.08 # backup might be tricky if he can't mount it ;-) 14.00.27 # apparently it worked in windows last time 14.01.08 # I have another idea : does anyone use devfsd here ? because i don't work on /dev/sda1 but /dev/sda . I'm not sure it's correct ... (i think no, but it is all i have) 14.01.25 # sda1 is the one I use 14.01.32 # (maybe i had to say that earlier ... ) 14.02.22 # /dev/sda -> scsi/host1/bus0/target0/lun0/disc 14.02.26 # no it's ok 14.02.50 # ok thx all, and thx for your great job ! 14.03.06 Nick huz is now known as huz|work (~marco@AToulouse-103-1-3-192.abo.wanadoo.fr) 14.07.29 # I use devfsd 14.08.25 # err, /dev/sda is not correct 14.08.33 # it apparently can't read the partition table there 14.08.56 # (or it's incorrect, whatever) 14.09.57 # Hadaka: what device do you use then ? 14.10.45 #