--- Log for 24.01.103 Server: leguin.freenode.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16p1 Started: 4 days and 9 hours ago 00.00.43 # because playlist_get_resume_info() is only called from wps.c 00.02.19 # I explicite save settings when I change used lenght the patches file (which is never truncated for fragemention) 00.07.03 Nick ricII is now known as ricII|pub (~ricv@debianalpha.xs4all.nl) 00.07.12 # getting a beer :) 00.08.13 Quit edx () 00.09.50 # brb 00.09.52 Part elinenbe 00.10.48 Join sansa [0] (~sansavaro@136-194-53.cmts01.ksle.everestkc.net) 00.11.30 # Hi all. 00.12.30 Join Guest [0] (jirc@p50875143.dip.t-dialin.net) 00.12.41 Part Guest 00.13.23 # Anybody have problems with the buttons on their jukebox wearing out? 00.13.40 Join elinenbe_ [0] (~chatzilla@user-0cev121.cable.mindspring.com) 00.17.11 # i suppose i expect to have that problem at some point in the future, but not yet, so far. 00.17.20 # you mean the contacts? 00.17.22 # K 00.17.45 # Yeah, I think so... wevery once and awhile I've got to push kind of hard to get the + button to work. 00.18.02 # the buttons are simple plastic overlays - if you lift the faceplate off, you might be able to see exactly where the problem is 00.18.24 # (eg. the real button underneath, vs misaligned plastic above) 00.19.09 # Cool... it worked fantastic when I first got it, about nine months ago.. the silver has worn off the plastic.. 00.19.24 Quit elinenbe_ ("ChatZilla 0.8.11 [Mozilla rv:1.2.1/20021130]") 00.22.55 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 00.28.58 Join Darsh [0] (~josh@res193-249-315.resnet.jhu.edu) 00.37.44 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Josh@adsl-153-119-16.mia.bellsouth.net) 00.37.47 # can anyone here help me out? 00.37.56 # dunno 00.39.26 # That depends on what you need help with. 00.39.47 # ok... i'm trying to get Rolo working 00.40.03 # the problem is, I can't see the .mod file from the archos 00.40.34 # hm, nnot sure about player stuff 00.40.41 # but make sure file-view is set to 'all' 00.40.49 # wheres that option? 00.40.51 # and the .mod files should then be visible, if there 00.40.54 # on the player, dunno 00.40.56 # sorry 00.41.02 # ok tahnks... let me see if i can find it 00.41.06 # somewhere in the menu 00.41.12 # under general settings 00.41.35 # oh wow 00.41.36 # haha 00.41.38 # that worked 00.41.46 # i can see it now 00.41.47 # thanks 00.41.53 # let me see if it'll work 00.44.10 # I got an error.... to get it to work, i just need a blank .mod file, right? 00.45.19 # hm, i only ever rolo'ed to an archos update, never tried a blank to go to the ROM version 00.45.25 # dunno that either :) 00.45.44 # the archos update will create a .mod file for me? 00.46.38 Join elinenbe [0] (~elinenbe1@user-0cev121.cable.mindspring.com) 00.46.48 # I'm back! 00.47.22 # an archos update *is* a .mod file, which you would name like archos_blah.mod, and then play that. 00.47.40 # but to get to original firmware that's on the ROM, i just don't happen to know 00.47.50 # hmm... i just downloaded th latest, and its not a .mod... its a .ajz 00.49.00 # you have player or recorder? 00.49.10 # player... but nm, i just read i can rename it 00.49.13 # let me test this out 00.49.14 # tahnks 00.49.44 # i need to have archos.mod (the rockbox one) in the root of the player, right? 00.49.52 # but the other(s) can be elsewhere? 00.51.56 # hm, i think so. clear in the docs, no? (i'm not looking atm) 00.52.17 # i couldnt find much documentation on Rolo anywhere 00.52.24 # just one part of that FAQ 00.53.09 # * sansa is away: GF is pissed. 00.54.44 # got another question... how stable are the daily builds? 00.54.45 Quit elinenbe (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 00.57.23 # very, typically 00.57.30 # most here use them 00.57.32 # hmm 00.57.53 # how often about do 1.#'s get released? is it relatively fast? 00.58.23 # no 00.58.25 # months 00.58.28 # ah 00.58.28 # ok 00.58.49 # is it worth it to upgrade the daily builds every day? or should i just chill, and grab them every week or so? 00.59.18 # the latter 00.59.20 # ime 00.59.33 # just keep eye out for features you like 00.59.52 # no harm in sticking with a nice working daily, if more recent builds have nothing big added 01.00.02 # true true 01.00.04 # e.g. i was on 12/28 for a long time, then just recently upgraded 01.00.38 # have you had or heard of any major problems using rockbox? i read about that thing with the drive being passworded.... is stuff like that common? 01.00.50 # esp with daily builds? 01.01.13 # no 01.01.24 # thats good 01.01.32 # those were probably special cases/situations. 01.01.39 # i figured as much 01.03.08 # your not one of the devs, are you? 01.05.07 # no 01.05.11 # ok 01.05.20 # part-time feature request janitor, and full-time user :) 01.05.23 # heh 01.05.55 # the 1.4 zip contained a folder with a bunhch of languages, and system.wps.... the dail build doesnt 01.06.02 # do i need any of those 01.06.11 # (english language one i mean) 01.06.29 # no 01.06.45 # you're using rockbox now, right? 01.06.53 # yeah 01.06.57 # 1.4 01.07.23 # you should definitely go to a daily, i think, lots of new features 01.07.30 # allright 01.07.41 # tho i have a recorder, and don't keep track of player features 01.07.42 # yesterday's allright? or is there a oldfer one youd recommend? 01.07.46 # ah 01.07.48 # haha ok 01.07.49 # tahnks 01.08.36 # i dont need english.lng? it will automatically be english? 01.08.57 # yeah 01.09.02 # ok 01.09.14 # and the system.wps, thats something for the display, right? 01.09.40 # the default one - perhaps the file is for an example 01.09.52 # ok... is it hard to make your own? 01.10.18 # text editor 01.10.37 # there's a page on it on the site, under docs 01.11.01 # right, but is it complicated to make one? 01.11.38 # to get exactly what you want, maybe. 01.11.44 # depends on your preference 01.11.50 # ok 01.12.03 # mines kinda complicated, but gives me what i want. but i have many lines to play with on recorder - player's only two 01.12.49 # yeah true 01.12.57 # i kinda wish i had known abot that before hand 01.12.58 # oh well 01.13.19 # i also kinda wish i had gotten the mpeg player one ;) 01.15.43 # no rockbox for that one 01.16.13 # true, but video and color ;) 01.16.53 # hmm it looks simpler then i thought 01.18.55 # tahnks for all your help man, i gotta go, might be back later if i need more help :) 01.19.02 Part Darsh ("Client Exiting") 01.23.29 Join elinenbe_ [0] (~elinenbe1@user-0cev121.cable.mindspring.com) 01.25.01 # Is Jason Clark here 01.25.02 # ? 01.25.49 Quit mecraw (Remote closed the connection) 01.26.13 # * sansa is back (gone 00:33:03) 01.30.36 Quit sansa ("Woo Hoo Build is done time to play!") 01.32.09 Quit kargatron ("Suckers!") 01.42.02 Join diddystar5 [0] (LeePilgrim@ACC0505E.ipt.aol.com) 01.43.51 # how do iuse the chip8 games? do i edit the makefile? im am using cygwin 01.45.38 Quit diddystar5 (Client Quit) 01.55.17 Nick seb-away is now known as _seb_ (Sean@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 02.14.10 # and then there's ton's of molds and jellies in the room they're coming from 02.14.12 # er 02.14.13 # doh 02.19.01 # <_seb_> intriguing... 02.22.11 Join Simeon [0] (mike@pcp02038891pcs.tybout01.de.comcast.net) 02.22.57 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 02.32.20 Quit elinenbe_ (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 02.36.18 # Hello. I purchased a FM Recorder tonight, and so far have been unsuccessful in getting any of your builds to boot .... does it boot yet? :) 02.36.54 # think so, but im not sure 02.36.54 # with the newest build, i see the Rockbox logo flash, and then the device immediately shuts down. 02.37.03 # :| 02.37.49 # i think i heard ppl talking bout them using rockbox on FM, but as i am a n00b myself.... 02.38.00 # hm... heh :) 02.38.06 # hmm 02.38.33 # is there any difference between the Music Match that comes with Archos MP3s and the Music Match that is free on their website? 02.39.10 # what is music match used for? 02.39.46 # play mp3s/rip/make playlists 02.39.46 # ect 02.41.32 # ill install it too tehn, maybe its better than the old audio catalyst i use... 02.42.30 # heh 02.42.32 # its awesome 02.42.39 # is it? 02.42.44 # I think so 02.42.46 # default mp3 player now 02.42.49 # bye bye winamp 02.42.55 # seriously??? 02.42.57 # hrml 02.46.42 Join s0be [0] (~s0be@163.118.102.32) 02.47.27 # yea 02.50.00 # hmm 02.50.12 Join Darsh [0] (~josh@res193-249-315.resnet.jhu.edu) 02.50.16 # hi 02.50.17 # I wonder if a music match liscnese allows for unlimited installations on pcs in one home legally 02.50.20 # i have another question 02.50.23 # software allows it but dont want to steal 02.50.46 # when i upgrade to a new daily build, my settings get reset? 02.51.01 # Darsh: maybe, depends on the changes in the build 02.51.12 # ok 02.51.15 Nick ricII|pub is now known as ricII (~ricv@debianalpha.xs4all.nl) 02.51.16 # thank you 02.52.10 # heh yea 02.52.15 # thats why I dont get new daily builds anymore 02.52.19 # I change every few weeks 02.59.03 # it says if i make a custom .wps, and then run it, it will continue to be used 02.59.14 # it also says i have to put it in .rockbox to have it load when i start 02.59.22 # where do i find the key for my musicmatch? :| 02.59.29 # that's kinda contradictory 03.03.34 # is there a bug with yesterdayd build? itr says my HD is completely empty 03.03.39 # whcih is false 03.03.43 # its like 4 gigs full 03.07.19 # hmm nevermind i found a bug report about it 03.11.23 # where on the CD/recorder/box/manual is the key for musicmatch? 03.14.59 # lol Nibbler 03.15.01 # see that paper case thing? 03.15.03 # look on the back 03.15.07 # the case thing the cd is in 03.15.17 # * Nibbler goes trashdiving 03.15.28 # damn ... just made my first recording 03.15.43 # sounds ... horrible. i hope i just chose something bad to record. 03.15.44 # heh 03.15.55 # you need a mic to record though right? 03.15.59 # or is there a mic on the recorder 03.16.01 # ? 03.16.04 # no, i have my own mic 03.16.06 # there is build in mic 03.16.09 # sounds great on my MD recorder 03.16.15 # sounded like crap on what i just recorded 03.32.00 # wow ... what a terrible disappointment 03.32.00 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 03.32.33 # not only does the unit itself produce a TON of noise when monitoring, but it's analog line seems to be horrendously bad ... 03.32.43 # I hope they take this thing back tommorow... 03.33.14 # lol 03.33.28 # :( 03.33.43 # i was hoping i had finally found something that'd allow me to make good digital recordings 03.33.57 # and not be limited by minidiscs suckage 03.33.58 # a MD recorder? 03.34.33 # yeah, Sony MZ-R700 03.35.01 # Oh you mean the archos record capabilities... 03.35.06 # right 03.35.16 # with a nice microphone 03.35.28 # side-by-side comparison with my md recorder 03.35.34 # it gets blown away 03.35.56 # well what did you expect... 03.36.03 # uhm 03.36.23 # it to make good recordings? ... is that too much to expect? 03.36.44 # 160kb mp3 ??? 03.37.18 # i don't think that's the issue. 03.37.42 # just side by side monitoring before i actually record, there's a huge difference 03.39.11 # to me is the archos is a great toy, a protable hd which happens to play mp3... 03.40.25 # unfortunately, that's not what i was looking for 03.40.35 # i'm a professional who makes field recordings 03.40.46 # nothing serious compared to e.g. class A tube amp.. 03.41.31 # portable DAT recorder is what you need.. 03.42.02 # heh ... well ... professional-minded hobbyist :) 03.42.17 # a/d converters are much better.. 03.42.38 # 160k VBR + 20 Gig Drive would be great .... 03.43.24 # using digital in is probly much better... 03.43.36 # heh 03.43.43 # unfortunately i don't have a digital mic :) 03.44.15 # for rockbox is the fun part.. 03.44.33 # insert "me: ... 03.46.20 # could you image having a g4@667mhz laptop and not be able to play dvd smootly. 03.47.01 # been reality to me for more than a year... (just because I refuse to use crapos) 03.49.29 # because of the archos I had to recode all my ogg's to mp3 :( 03.49.37 # heh 03.49.44 # ricII: yeah i hate that 03.50.01 # i wish it played ogg or that i could hook it up as storage for my pda 03.50.32 # ogg won't be posible :( 03.51.52 # PsycoXul: the archos has a serial port... 03.52.07 # yeah 03.52.25 # well 20G doesn't do you much good accessing it through 9600bps 03.52.54 # my pda can play ogg, divx, mpeg, etc 03.53.04 # lucky you.. 03.53.06 # but serial port's too slow for that 03.54.16 # well my lap can do lot of things (out preforming most) but it not as protable as the archos :( 03.54.26 # yeah 03.54.27 # heh 03.55.22 # it even has a bigger screen then my TV :( (14" tv) 03.55.29 # hehe 03.56.32 # but I laid my eye on a 22" digital screen :) tv-cards are cheap.. 04.01.28 # my pda still works for me mc218 (formaly known as psion mx5) 04.01.39 # heh 04.02.08 # mine's a cassiopeia be-300 04.02.17 # 128mb cfcard.. 04.03.06 # i've got an 8mb heh 04.03.13 # the one that came with my parents' digital camera 04.03.39 # i'll probably get a 256mb 04.03.44 # or bigger if i get a good deal 04.04.16 # stole it from my gf (she has 1g cfdrive for her nikon) 04.04.25 # hehe 04.05.03 # being able to play divx's, i don't really wanna spend so much money on something <1G 04.05.28 # but i gotta remember i only got it for taking notes and having a dictionary and such type of stuff anyway 04.05.42 # :) 04.06.16 # I use it as timetracking tool / agenda 04.06.36 # oh yeah 04.06.43 # i use it to remind me of stuff too 04.06.48 # heh 04.06.51 # i sould be able to email use ir phone etc.. 04.07.09 # mine doesn't have ir 04.07.58 # superseeded by bluetooth anyways now.. 04.08.40 # but I could use it to control the tv (if it had a remote) 04.11.48 Nick ricII is now known as ricII|Sleep (~ricv@debianalpha.xs4all.nl) 04.23.00 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 04.38.53 Join gclark [0] (~glc@user-119ah2f.biz.mindspring.com) 04.52.49 Part gclark ("Client Exiting") 05.01.00 Join elinenbe_ [0] (~elinenbe1@user-0cev121.cable.mindspring.com) 05.04.28 Nick _seb_ is now known as seb-sleep (Sean@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 05.04.48 Nick elinenbe_ is now known as elinenbe|sleep (~elinenbe1@user-0cev121.cable.mindspring.com) 05.05.59 Join czarnoff [0] (~jeffery@12-222-68-135.client.insightBB.com) 05.07.47 Quit hardeep ("BitchX: stays crunchy in milk!") 05.16.29 Join Nibbler [0] (~Nibbler@port-212-202-193-181.reverse.qdsl-home.de) 06.09.58 # are there any other programs like Rockbox 06.09.58 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 06.09.59 # ? 06.10.09 # (just outtta curisty, very happy with it as is) 06.11.05 # in what sense? 06.11.18 # firmware replacements 4 the archos? 06.13.18 # yeah 06.15.01 # adi|work: you know how to use patch? 06.15.22 # a little.. whats up? 06.15.26 # Darsh: not that i know of 06.15.32 # adi|work: I know how to use it, but that latest patch on the mailing list, I can not get to use. 06.15.45 # ok thats what i figured 06.15.45 # usually it is "patch -p0 -i patch_file" 06.15.46 # ahh.. i don't play with mailing list patches :) 06.15.47 # thanks 06.15.50 # nods 06.15.54 # your welcome darsh 06.15.54 # oh... okay 06.17.15 # well, I think my retartedness is on. 06.22.34 # of course it is.. your hanging out here :) 06.22.38 # okay.. time to head home 06.23.03 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 06.23.23 # adi|work: your a dev? 06.26.15 Quit Darsh ("Client Exiting") 06.26.55 Join Guest [0] (~jirc@evrtwa1-ar4-4-35-106-063.evrtwa1.elnk.dsl.genuity.net) 06.29.38 # Hi I broke my LCD display on a 5000 archos I was wondering if anyone knows a source for a replacment? 06.30.04 # yeah darsh 06.30.12 # im a bit behind on doing anything, but yuppers 06.30.16 # i maintain the FAQ 06.30.35 # and um.. was one of the ppl that made tetris playable 06.30.42 # and several of the icons are mine 06.30.47 # and other minor fixes 06.30.51 # thats about it right now :) 06.32.02 Join elinenbe_ [0] (~chatzilla@user-0cev121.cable.mindspring.com) 06.32.06 # * adi|work is away: driving home msg adi|home if you need me 06.32.14 # hmm 06.32.27 # * adi|work is away: driving home msg adi|home if you need me 06.32.41 # * adi|work is away: [driving home msg adi|home if you need me] 06.32.45 # fuck it 06.33.42 Quit elinenbe_ (Client Quit) 06.36.20 Quit Guest ("Leaving") 07.08.34 Join tantus [0] (~tantus@206-124-130-001.atm02.sea.blarg.net) 07.09.43 # hey y'all. anyone awake? 07.11.53 # i am 07.12.45 # I think I just answered my question. I couldnt find how to record using rockbox.. but I think I need to download a newer set of files 07.13.19 # what version are you running 07.13.47 # 1.4 07.14.36 # thats why 07.14.38 # I was all excited to use the thing at a music session I play in and I couldnt find 'record' heh. 07.14.50 # if you read the release notes on 1.4 you will not see recording listed 07.14.51 # will a daily build be safe? 07.15.03 # define 'safe' :) 07.15.27 # 'safe enough' 07.16.00 # well.. it shouldn't crash your unit 07.16.08 # but expect some features to be buggy 07.16.15 # rename/delete/record 07.16.18 # hm 07.16.21 # namely anything that was/isnt' in 1.4 07.16.28 # but i use the daily build everyday 07.16.34 # well.. bleeding edge actually 07.16.39 Join Nibbler [0] (~Nibbler@port-212-202-193-181.reverse.qdsl-home.de) 07.16.41 # <- is a developer :) 07.17.01 # hey, you guys have a nice piece of software going, I'm impressed 07.17.14 # thank you 07.17.19 # but there are _alot_ of ppl 07.17.24 # just look at the credits list :) 07.17.25 # I saw 07.17.32 # so you saw rockbox on someone else's unit huh? 07.17.34 # thats why I said you guys 07.17.42 # :) 07.17.53 # and praise is always accepted btw ;) 07.17.54 # adi|home: nope, just ran across the website when I was looking for the linux driver 07.18.00 # lol 07.18.08 # yeah.. that how i got involved at the very starrt 07.18.19 # first month i was dieing to help, but it was all low level device stuff... 07.18.31 # i couldn't do anything till the simulator was working :) 07.18.54 # i take it your on linux? 07.18.56 # I would be dying to help, but all I know is hello world in C 07.18.59 # doh.. nm 07.19.02 # tired.. missread 07.19.11 # bah.. thats okay 07.19.16 # you can help with documentation 07.19.23 # or keeping the feature list/bug list clean 07.19.27 # stuff like that 07.19.34 # or just hang here and answer questions 07.19.40 # or submit bug reports 07.19.48 # or send me a beautiful naked blond 07.19.51 # woman that is 07.19.52 # I'm going to mess around with it more first, but I'm falling in love with the thing. 07.20.25 # heh, the internet is full of porn 07.21.47 # lol 07.22.04 # but there is plenty for non coders to do :)O 07.22.18 # I might take you up on that in the future 07.22.27 # just public relations to get more converts is huge :) 07.23.09 # a quick question, what brand of laptop harddrive is best for swapping, in terms of shock resistance and so forth? 07.23.33 # that i have no idea about 07.23.39 # ahh 07.23.44 # if you want, post it to the maillist that you are looking for suggestions 07.23.47 # I want to put a 40 gigger in there :) 07.23.48 # someone is bound to answer 07.23.51 # hehehe 07.25.46 # I'll probably be dropping in here from time to time though 07.28.34 # another quick question, can you tell battery status when it is plugged into usb? also, does it charge via usb at all? 07.44.24 Join dwihno [0] (dwihno@193.180.246.67) 07.44.24 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 07.47.15 # hmm, daily builds dont seem to work 07.48.05 # tantus: what target? 07.48.20 # ajbrec.ajz 07.49.09 # it justs boots to the normal os 07.50.02 # 1.4 works though 07.50.58 # using the last two daily builds... 07.51.24 # I got a copy of the bleeding edge last night which worked flawlessly, and there has been no changes since. 07.52.44 # I think its working now, for some reason. 07.52.56 Quit czarnoff (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 07.53.17 # or not... 07.53.28 # still booting 1.4 07.53.43 # doh 07.56.07 # Make sure the filenames are correct 07.56.25 # Which _must_ be ajbrec.ajz 07.57.29 # I did, it's not loading 07.57.33 # 1.4 loads fine though 07.58.01 # I turned it off, unplugged usb, turned it back on and it boots the original os 08.00.24 # Try the bleeding edge 08.00.40 # ok 08.01.14 # What OS do you use? 08.01.25 # Remember to use the "safe removal of device" thing, if you use Wintendo 08.02.06 # I'm a linux user.. 08.02.33 # okay 08.02.45 # the file shows as there, but doesnt boot.. 08.03.25 # How did you download the file? 08.03.34 # browser 08.05.55 # Did you "save link as" ? 08.06.07 # ok, I got it to work for some reason 08.06.55 # I was copying as root the first time, other time I copied as a normal user 08.13.20 # thanks for the suggestions though 08.13.35 # Whoa. 08.13.46 # How did you mount it? 08.14.32 # mounted it as root and copied the file as a normal user 08.14.52 # I have it set up in fstab so that any user can access the mount point 08.19.28 # ah, okay. 08.19.37 # Including overwriting? 08.20.00 # it should. 08.20.20 # ah 08.23.00 # tantus.. to anwer you questions: no we don't charge via usb 08.23.06 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 08.23.23 # and i beleive there that there was recently a status bar added to the usb screen so you can see the battery when on usb 08.23.42 # adi|home: I just saw :) got bleeding edge to finally work 08.24.01 # wooo hoo 08.32.34 Join matsl [0] (~matsl@as13-4-5.mal.s.bonet.se) 08.49.33 # * dwihno has noticed some new bugs since the scroll fixing 09.11.07 # yeah? like what? 09.21.55 # My WPS is bugging 09.22.09 # Moving around makes .mp3 files show the extension after "unselecting" them 09.28.44 Join Nibbler [0] (~Nibbler@port-212-202-193-181.reverse.qdsl-home.de) 09.47.19 Join Zagor_ [242] (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 09.47.20 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 09.47.31 Nick Zagor_ is now known as Zagor (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 09.53.23 Join quelsaruk [0] (~zaknafein@faerun.ugr.es) 09.53.33 # cold morning to all 09.57.26 # morning 09.57.44 Nick quelsaruk is now known as quel|out (~zaknafein@faerun.ugr.es) 09.57.57 # time to work 09.58.00 # cu! 10.09.39 Part Zagor 10.10.12 Join Zagor_ [242] (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 10.11.25 Join Bagder [241] (~daniel@as3-3-2.ras.s.bonet.se) 10.11.28 Nick Zagor_ is now known as Zagor (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 10.11.36 # hey 10.23.08 # ho 10.23.09 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 10.23.20 # bagder did you follow that key lock buisness feature request? 10.23.36 # only slightly 10.24.13 # okay... long and short of it was that it sounded _alot_ like the password protect feature someone wanted long ago, so i rejected it, but didn't close it 10.25.13 # adi|home: on the other hand, people who don't know about the usb access 10.25.30 # might actually be stopped by a Rockbox pin lock 10.25.44 # right, but its a completely useless function 10.25.56 # the argument of 'so i can leave my unit unattended' doesn't stand up 10.26.06 # its not like having to shutdown a laptop and carry it around 10.26.11 # I agree 10.26.44 # i agree with you that they may not know about the usb buisness (or even have the correct cable) 10.27.06 # Bagder: have you made a page about the build status web page yet? I get requests about it every now and then. 10.27.21 # build status? 10.27.36 # yeah, the red/green table 10.27.48 # no, only for the recent-changes-on-cvs stuff 10.27.55 # ahh.. okay... 10.28.01 # * adi|home is away: sleep 10.28.41 # Zagor: you may direct them to me, the scripts are really very specific for rockbox and not very general-purpose 10.28.52 # Bagder: ok, i'll forward the mails I get 10.33.05 # btw, I'm voting for a feature-freeze soonish 10.33.14 # we need a 2.0 10.33.39 # yes 10.33.52 # MT, are you there? 10.34.26 # Bagder: we should just polish the recording GUI a bit. will you have any time for that today? 10.34.34 # Zagor: the pin lock you talked about. Is that considered useless? 10.34.43 # * dwihno nags about the bugging scroll ;-) 10.34.53 # Zagor: not today, I'll focus on getting some new graphics bugs corrected 10.35.05 # dwihno: you tried the very latest? 10.35.09 # and it still bugs? 10.35.32 # Bagder: I will test, but the CVS changes does not indicate anything that might have fixed the bugginess. 10.35.36 # I'll test however. 10.35.46 # you just don't read the comments good enough ;-) 10.35.56 # dwihno: much is fixed 10.35.58 # and my mail explained reasons 10.38.11 # although some new bugs appeared ;-/ 10.39.16 # dwihno: the twiching was probably a double-scroll. and those are fixed. 10.39.16 # hehe 10.39.28 # matsl no i did 10.39.45 # zagor didn't say what he thought about it ;) 10.40.15 # Zagor: I believe that the fact that lcd_stop_scroll() previously refreshed the screen and now it doesn't, make some errors appear that was hidden before 10.40.46 # Bagder: do you plan to fix the frequent status/clock update? 10.41.06 # yes, but first I'll correct the normal browsing bugs 10.41.31 # just walking up and down in the dir browser bugs 10.41.42 # ouch 10.43.06 # adi|home: Just by describing it as a pin lock indicated to me that it might infact not be considered useless. 10.43.32 # right.. but how do you 'lock 10.43.40 # a unti that can 'walk away' easily?> 10.43.48 # i just don't get the point of it 10.44.23 # hmmm make for bleeding edge 10.44.27 # Zagor: First bug. I choose show files: music in F2. After "unselecting" a file, the old selection will also show file extension 10.44.38 # we really need to stop it from running through the dependancies when you run make clean 10.44.41 # seems pointless 10.45.29 # I agree ;-) 10.45.49 # im just not sure how to prevent it from being called 10.47.14 # adi|home: a pin lock wouldn't protect agains theft but it would protect you from your 5 year old that just seen how to turn the unit on from doing bad things to it. That sort of protection. 10.47.53 # failed to enter pin resulting in 'read-only mode' could also be nice 10.48.14 # so you can take the thing to a party and avoid people deleting something 10.48.26 # id be more worried about a 5 year old dropping or breaking the unit then deleting files 10.48.39 # but... ill fall back on the old 'show me the code' 10.48.39 # :) 10.49.44 # Zagor: acknowlegde, s'il vous plait 10.50.19 # adi|home: I was more thinking in terms of rejecting it not because is is "useless" but "not that usefull" ;-) 10.50.29 # hehehe 10.50.53 # i refuse to be a packrat 10.51.08 # anything not of immediate use or importance is best ignored ;) 10.51.31 # which would explain why my gf is always mad at me when its kernel compile time 10.51.47 # never touch a rocking system :) 10.53.41 # dwihno: ACK 10.54.02 # looks pretty funny :-) 10.54.41 # btw, on returning from the filter selection the cursor should stay on the same file. as it does when renaming/deleting 10.55.08 # Zagor: My WPS also looks funny, I'll try checking some more 10.55.24 # it does? my wps looks good 10.57.24 # that dir browser thing is my fault 10.57.25 # It glitches (well, it glitched last night) 10.57.38 # whoa! 10.57.41 # Blinking scroll! :D 10.58.04 # it should display (root) 10.58.42 # Instead, it scrolls the current pwd (blinking) 10.58.48 # It's a conditional WPS 11.00.02 # Want a copy 11.00.03 # ? 11.00.30 # It used to work perfectly earler (but with the twitching) 11.02.28 # talk to bagder, he's fixing the display code 11.03.25 # and I say hold your horses, fixes are pending 11.03.35 # * Zagor is holding his horse 11.04.48 # I vote for removal of that newline-on-semicolon stuff from rockbox-style.el 11.04.58 # it annoys me a lot 11.05.12 # whoa, me too. even though I've never even tried it. :-) 11.05.41 # good for for(;;) ? :) 11.06.20 # Hold your horses tonight (E-type) :-) 11.06.31 # matsl: what is it that makes that behavior? 11.06.35 # Zagor: E-type will go to Skellefteċ in february! 11.06.45 # dwihno: fun for him :-) 11.07.16 # :-) 11.07.26 # Bagder: whops. Don't you like Emacs editing for you ;-) 11.07.35 # nopes ;-) 11.08.14 # Bagder: I guess you don't like the auto-hungry and clean-up things then. 11.08.46 # what do they do? 11.08.52 # Bagder: I kept them just to see what you'd think of it. 11.09.00 # Bagder: auto hungry? 11.09.19 # ah, is that the newline thingie? 11.10.33 # Bagder: well there are many things that I have activated. I'm not completely sure about the names. I'll have too check some Emacs docs use the right terms. 11.10.50 # 'to use' 11.11.27 # auto hungry :) 11.11.31 # * dwihno is auto hungry 11.12.15 # gah 11.12.19 # now I know what you mean 11.12.22 # its terrible 11.12.42 # when I write 'else {' on a line below the '}', it MOVES the else to the previous line 11.12.49 # uuuuuuh 11.13.02 # * Bagder is a whiner 11.13.27 # ok. there are two things. auto and hungry. auto does things automatic. hungry deletes a little bit more than the next space. (Intelligently ;-) 11.14.34 # Bagder: see the comment " We like auto-newline and hungry-delete" in rockbox-style.el 11.14.35 # Haha 11.14.41 # Hungry delete! :-) 11.14.52 # Emacs will do the editing for you :) 11.15.33 # Bagder: the cleanups do things like line up "} else {" if on multiple lines. 11.15.46 # and dislike that style ;-) 11.15.55 # matsl: "} else { " is just plain wrong 11.16.26 # or at least I don't like it ;-) 11.17.05 # it tends to suggest the use of "} else if (x) {" which *is* plain wrong 11.17.10 # Bagder: I's easy to fix. Just comment out a few lines if that is what you feel like. (I just wanted to show you what I like ;-) 11.17.38 # I tried to c-toggle-auto-hungry-state in my buffer but I couldn't see any change ? 11.17.43 # dwihno: now I see the blinking scroll too 11.17.52 # I'll test around 11.17.59 # Zagor: Not always but don't start a formating war. 11.18.23 # matsl: else and if on the same line *is* wrong. it corrupts indentation 11.18.27 # Bagder: Are you sure. 11.18.48 # makes consecutive ifs look like a switch 11.19.05 Quit quel|out (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 11.19.07 # Zagor: I can show you a case when I like it. But should we take it here? 11.19.11 # it should be "} else { if (x) {" 11.19.23 # in which case you can see why it shouldn't be on the same line 11.19.45 # Zagor: OK. You asked for it. Not if it is case switch. 11.19.56 # "this parrot is dead. Noooo, he's pining!" 11.20.16 # * Zagor reached a Python scetch in The Big Shuffle 11.20.32 # Zagor: Funky, huh? :-) 11.20.47 # Yay for blinking scrollers :D 11.20.52 # matsl case != else 11.21.51 # matsl: that's my point exactly. cases should be right under each other precisely to indicate they are separated. if/else should indent progressively to indicate you are actually executing all of them to reach a certain segment of code 11.21.54 # sometimes you would like to use a case but you can't because ot the expression involved. Then else if is good. 11.22.16 # but wrong. it hides the true nature of the code 11.23.00 # * matsl stryck by a "true nature" argument 11.23.14 # * matsl struck by a "true nature" argument 11.23.21 # don't suppress the code's free will! ;) 11.23.39 # YMMW, ha! 11.23.39 # s/true nature/actual call sequence/ 11.25.01 # Zagor: too much C coding. Never have side effects in a test! 11.25.31 # ? 11.26.29 # Zagor: Shall we get back to business? I'll check in a new rockbox-style.el with the fancy auto stuff removed. ok? 11.26.46 # yes please 11.26.50 # it makes things much better! 11.27.04 # go go go :-) 11.27.39 # Bagder: I'll even remove it completely so that no one ever will by mistake learn that the features are there! 11.27.55 # hehehe 11.28.56 Join Nibbler [0] (~Nibbler@port-212-202-193-181.reverse.qdsl-home.de) 11.29.28 # . 11.29.40 # Bagder: rockbox-style.el updated. Try it. 11.30.14 # Zagor: I would like to remove all use of rockbox-mode.el in firmware. ok? 11.30.50 # go go go ;-) 11.32.19 # It will cause a lot of files to be edited. 11.32.41 # But it would probably not create many conflicts. 11.33.07 Nick Zagor is now known as Zagor|lunch (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 11.58.58 # dir browser fixed now 11.58.59 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 12.05.05 # Bagder: Any policy about deleteing files. (I'm about to delete rockbox-mode.el from CVS) 12.05.20 Nick Zagor|lunch is now known as Zagor (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 12.05.55 # Zagor: Any policy about deleteing files. (I'm about to delete rockbox-mode.el from CVS) 12.05.59 # not really, just delete it 12.06.07 # kill kill kill :) 12.06.12 # just as I thought! 12.06.20 # isn't chanserv really weird today 12.15.29 Join TotMacher [0] (tot@ip67.rsidus.riege.de) 12.23.11 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 12.29.28 Join ken0 [0] (marklar2@80.178.37.50) 12.33.14 # hehe i got my snow hack to work :) 12.33.26 # we can now increase and decrease the amount of snow falling :) 12.35.20 # oooh, i've really been waiting for that :*) 12.35.30 # don't make me hit you :) 12.35.43 # im just happy to have my usb and cross compiler and box in general working :) 12.35.50 # i need to get back into the swing of things 12.37.04 # hehehe funny to see 2 flakes on the screen 12.37.12 # cause god knows this room is full of them 12.37.19 # * adi|home grins and heads off to bed 12.38.15 # * Bagder throws a pillow after adi|home 12.39.38 # * Bagder runs for lunch 13.10.34 Join kargatron [0] (~Vincent@ppp-isdn-423.ath.forthnet.gr) 13.18.20 Join holger [0] (user@famos.hlembke.de) 13.18.43 Quit holger (Client Quit) 13.19.52 Join holger [0] (~holger@lx-man.bs.regiowave.net) 13.20.43 # any1 alive? 13.21.34 Join langhaarrocker [0] (~Phil@212-204-020-048.dsl1.versanet.de) 13.22.24 # yup 13.22.29 # lol 13.23.02 # i just tried a little bit to implement "remote works if keyboard is locked" 13.23.21 # but its a mess in the sources.... :-) 13.23.33 # something strange happened: I left home without my jukebox. 13.24.02 # that's just twisted 13.24.17 # holger: yes, we need to make a redesign in wps.c. that's why it hasn't been done yet. 13.24.28 # langhaarrocker: are you nuts!? ;) 13.24.28 Quit ken0 ("zZz") 13.24.46 # game over, man - just kill yourself, langhaarrocker 13.24.50 # nuts. I actually do have nuts in my pocket! 13.25.31 # crazies like langhaarrocker can't hear the jb over the voices in their head anyway 13.26.07 # Here you see an advantage of irc -> no inteference with internal voices :) 13.27.03 # hmmm. Zagor, my simple idea was to add a flag into the queue-pushing that indicates, where the key comes from.. 13.28.37 Join internal_voice [242] (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 13.28.55 # langhaarrocker: whoaohahaha 13.29.16 Quit internal_voice (Client Quit) 13.29.25 # * langhaarrocker turns around in horror 13.31.05 # holger: that is the easy part 13.32.16 # I hope there's nothing going on about reprogramming all the switch(button) thingies? 13.32.26 # no 13.33.53 # Just because that would become a hell of a job which would become necessary when going user definable key schemes... 13.35.05 # filling this thing up at usb1.1 speed is an arduous task, especially when half the collection is on CD 13.35.07 # yeah, but key schemes means a lot more work than just the button switches 13.35.47 # can we skip key schemes and go right to mind-jacks? 13.35.50 # The rest of the work I have done by 85,4% already. Just need some time and some help with makefiles... 13.36.37 # langhaarrocker, is that percentage verified by an objective external source? :) 13.36.53 # no, only by my internal voices 13.36.59 Join Nibbler [0] (~Nibbler@port-212-202-193-181.reverse.qdsl-home.de) 13.37.36 Join internal_voice [242] (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 13.37.52 # verified 13.37.59 Quit internal_voice (Client Quit) 13.38.02 # see? :) 13.38.57 # langhaarrocker: how do you deal with 3 players in wormlet? 13.39.40 # two players have two buttons on the jukebox and the third one has the remote. I don't have a remote -> its untested. 13.40.18 # ah, right you only need two buttons. 13.41.06 # yes 13.41.25 # seems a bit crowded 13.42.15 # Tell that my internal voices. It's them who crowd me. Probably because I am a 'Kraut'... 13.46.31 Nick Zagor is now known as Zagor|away (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 13.46.46 Quit holger ("I'll be back.") 14.23.12 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 14.26.10 Nick void_ is now known as void (void@epicsol.org) 14.26.10 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 14.50.09 Join Peter99 [0] (~jirc@random53.cs.uni-bonn.de) 14.50.22 # Hi there 14.50.40 # Is it possible to delete files with rockbox? 14.50.46 # yes 14.50.57 Quit Peter99 (Remote closed the connection) 14.52.50 Join Peter99 [0] (~jirc@random53.cs.uni-bonn.de) 14.53.02 # Damned netscape crashed 14.53.39 # So how do I delete files? 14.54.08 # what model do you have? 14.54.15 # recorder 14.54.23 # on+play 14.54.26 # in the dir browser 14.54.43 # cool. Is renaming also possible? 14.54.47 # yes 14.54.59 # How does that work ;-) 14.55.02 # but don't try to delete or rename a directory just yet ;-) 14.55.18 # ok 14.55.29 # people report bugs on those functions 14.56.14 # Could you tell me how I rename files? 14.56.39 # try it and you'll learn 14.57.53 # Haha 14.57.57 # Rename all your dirs. 14.58.02 # Then blame Zagor ;) 14.58.17 # Cool it works just fine! 14.58.25 # Thanks for your help! 14.58.50 # you're welcome 14.59.43 Nick ricII|Sleep is now known as ricII (~ricv@debianalpha.xs4all.nl) 14.59.44 # Bagder: renaming/deleting dirs should be disabled for now, imho. 14.59.57 # Bagder: how about using really long file names? 15.00.06 # Bagder: no risk of any winkyness? 15.00.25 # try it and tell us :-) 15.00.44 Quit Peter99 (Remote closed the connection) 15.01.22 # hey Bagder... why did we change the keycode to accepted, but the request of a password from a few months back was reject. seems kinda, um.. arbitrary don't it? 15.01.48 # blame it on zagor 15.04.29 # will do :) 15.05.31 # :-) 15.06.15 # Bagder: any idea what causes the scroll flickering? 15.06.24 # not anymore, no 15.06.38 # but the wps code needs an audit and cleanup 15.06.57 # my guesss would be a quick turning on and off of pixels 15.07.04 # but thats just a guess 15.07.05 # * adi|home ducks 15.07.09 # * adi|home heads back to bed 15.07.58 # Bagder: For that, we need: 2 nuns, a tube of toothpaste and a screwdriver! 15.09.04 # I'll probably have a go at it next week 15.09.12 # personnally.. i think bloody mary would have been more appropriate then a screwdrive ;) 15.15.30 # adi|home: hehe, bloody mary jane :D 15.15.40 # A little question. Do you guys think the flash-mod will be possible? 15.15.46 # * dwihno is not much of a hardware junkie 15.24.03 Join xam [0] (~xam@tqpc.ucc.ie) 15.24.12 # Welcome, xam! 15.24.37 Nick Zagor|away is now known as Zagor (~bjst@labb.contactor.se) 15.24.39 # flash-mod? 15.25.40 # does archos play wma files? 15.26.46 # void: no 15.27.05 # hi 15.28.02 # Zagor: Yeah, attaching some kind of ata-flash thing and use it as a buffer. 15.28.21 # Although reading 128 megs of mpeg data might be inoptimal :-) 15.29.04 # ah. sure, it could work. i don't think you'll gain very much though. 15.29.37 # Zagor: how about Uwe's experience with the 8meg mod? 15.30.39 # finally got the 2100mAh batteries this week 15.31.57 # dwihno: well it's pretty much what was expected. 4x the RAM only makes 1.3 times the run time. so 2MB was a good balance. 15.34.34 # void.. please read the FAQ 15.37.01 Join Nibbler [0] (~Nibbler@port-212-202-193-181.reverse.qdsl-home.de) 15.37.29 # strange enough it seems that the 2100 recharge faster than the standard 1500mAh my Archos Recorder 20 came with 15.41.33 # Zagor: 1.3 times is not "only", imho :-) Higher mA rated batteries + 8m mod = lots of playing time! :) 15.43.11 # it's says (when fully charged) I have 14h30m running time ... but I haven't tried using it until the batteries are empty 15.44.23 # what are the average kBit/s you are using for the calulaction? 15.44.34 # calculation ;) 15.44.35 # 192 i think 15.45.06 # uwe wrote it in one mail 15.45.24 # Ya, I think it's 192. 15.46.35 Join ken0 [0] (marklar2@80.178.36.181) 15.47.34 # oh, yes, I found the email. I'm not substribed to the mailing list, so I had to search the archive. I finally found it ... 15.47.55 Join mecraw [0] (~mecraw@dnvrapanas10poola129.dnvr.uswest.net) 15.47.59 # glad u didnt search for your whole life 15.48.03 # :) 15.48.21 # dwihno: you want long run time? route the MAS demand and the buttons irq to nmi input and put the CPU in STANDBY mode. 20uA lasts a long time... 15.48.49 # Zagor is that feasable? 15.49.03 # xam: something like it could be done, yes 15.49.14 # maybe not exactly those pins 15.49.23 # Zagor: I can do that while listening to "E-type - Africa" under water ;) 15.49.28 # Zagor I mean, why didn't Archos try that? 15.49.50 # xam: afaik they don't use sleep mode either 15.49.59 # sorry - AFK - coffee break 15.50.11 # Zagor that's a little bit stupid from them :-/ 15.50.19 # okay, see you in 20mins 15.54.10 # cu bbl 15.54.29 Quit matsl ("Client Exiting") 16.00.39 # howmuch does sh1 cpu use anyways ? 16.01.02 # 60mA at 12MHz average use 16.02.16 # thats a lot, a mod would make sence.. 16.04.12 # quick caculation (1500/1500-10h*60ma) 1/3 off the power goes to the cpu. 16.05.32 # at least 16.08.11 # room for improvement :) 16.12.47 Nick elinenbe|sleep is now known as elinenbe (~elinenbe1@user-0cev121.cable.mindspring.com) 16.13.57 # quick question: maybe someone here can help me. how come no matter what I do, I am unable to apply this patch? https://sourceforge.net/tracker/download.php?group_id=44306&atid=439120&file_id=40505&aid=625487 16.15.30 # howmuch does the (idle) ram use, maybe just go standby instead of powerdown? 16.16.17 # ricII: i don't know. check the data sheets 16.19.50 # elinenbe: i was able to patch this one by "patch -p0 < thispatch" but had to do it in the apps/ folder 16.20.52 # hmmm.... I tried that, but I will try it again. 16.21.02 # I am pathing it over lat night's CVS. 16.22.01 # Nibbler: worked fine. I must be retarted :) 16.22.02 # i just got latest CVS for testing this... 16.22.04 # :) 16.23.14 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 16.23.55 # Nibbler: I get errors while compiling screens.c -- I will have to go through the whole thing. 16.24.33 # howmuch does the (idle) ram use, maybe just go standby instead of powerdown?qq 16.24.35 # did not try to compile yet, just appied the patch :) 16.24.44 # ehh sorry work term.. 16.25.05 # get screens.c:467: parse error at end of input when i try to build it 16.26.57 Quit ken0 ("zZz") 16.27.08 Join electrona [0] (peronischo@p5084181A.dip.t-dialin.net) 16.27.25 # hello... 16.28.15 # I got my player a week ago and now I'm trying to play around with the firmware 16.28.37 # I already compiled one and did some tests 16.29.15 # but I can't get the UI-simulator compiled 16.29.58 # on windows? 16.30.01 # since I did this stuff at work and haven't got VC++ on my home-pc - can someone send me the compiled exe (win32) 16.30.04 # yes 16.30.15 # it is in a sorry state on windows 16.30.26 # sorry state? 16.30.39 # yeah, there aren't any windows coders who make sure it compiles and runs fine 16.30.57 # so as time passes by, it grows worse and worse 16.30.58 # I have found a link to a compiled exe but it was dead :( 16.31.16 # that's so old anyway 16.31.29 Quit mecraw ("Trillian (http://www.ceruleanstudios.com)") 16.33.21 # ok maybe I try to do some research... 16.33.41 # thought it would be the easiest was if someone got it compiled already... 16.33.49 # thanks anyway... 16.35.21 # I only know of one person who compiles it on windows 16.35.41 # edx ? 16.35.44 # yes 16.36.53 # do you have an email-address or can give him mine? 16.37.12 # the windows-simulator does load the firmware as a file also? 16.37.16 # no 16.37.21 # thought so :( 16.37.31 # electrona: he's on the mailing list, look for Felix Arends 16.37.36 # thanks 16.37.43 # the simulator is a program that acts like rockbox when it runs 16.37.44 Quit tantus (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 16.38.00 # but cant load .ajb files eh? 16.38.02 # by simulating most of the lowlevel APIs 16.38.11 # no, its not an Archos simulator 16.38.29 # ah ok, i get it 16.43.28 Join quelsaruk [0] (~zaknafein@faerun.ugr.es) 16.43.35 # hi 16.43.44 # the 'recent cvs activity' on the rockbox page seems to blink. Is that still due to cvs problems? 16.44.07 # (blink = sometimes it's there, sometimes not) 16.47.08 # yes, that's why 16.49.14 # :( 16.49.56 # :~~( 16.53.37 Part langhaarrocker 16.55.21 Part Zagor 16.57.35 # one question: is the sleep patch already in the CVS and - more importantly - it's in the automatically generated CVS build (bleeding edge builds)? 16.57.43 Join GreyShadow [0] (Snak@adsl-209-204-188-244.sonic.net) 16.59.07 # do you mean sleep-timer? 16.59.09 # xam: good question. check the changelogs from the latest daily builds. 16.59.18 # electrona: nah, sleep patch. CPU sleep mode 16.59.28 # oh 16.59.41 # Unless I misinterpreted. 17.01.04 # dwihno: i interpreted the same as u 17.01.16 # I have a question on the lcd in the player 17.01.26 # but don't know the answer 17.01.28 # its not in CVS yet 17.01.37 # how did you know that? 17.01.41 # dwihno I don't see it in the changelog, but I saw a message of UWE talking about the current CVS version ... ah here it is ... sorry I misinterpreted UWE's mail 17.01.43 # I read the commit mails 17.01.56 # Bagder: any special reasons? 17.02.09 # dwihno it seems it's really not yet in the CVS 17.02.16 # both yes and no 17.02.23 # Bagder: I'm all ears :-) 17.02.28 # Ears and nose 17.02.35 # yes, because this method was turned down months ago when I suggested it 17.03.10 # So what kind of power saving things are ment to be included? 17.03.20 # the character for the progress-bar is set in the get_tag-function as "\x01" - is this interpeted by the lcd_puts-procedure or is this a special c-syntax for a single character? 17.03.24 # no, it does save power so its a good thing 17.03.38 # Bagder: how come the new cpu sleep is not in the CVS yet? I measured a savings of about 15mA here. 17.04.08 # basicly because no one has read through his patch and given it OK 17.04.18 # Bagder I vote for including it into CVS APAS ;) 17.04.21 # ASAP 17.04.26 # have you read the code? 17.04.40 # badger ... after it is cleaned up of course ;) 17.04.50 # hehe 17.04.54 # bagder lol 17.05.00 # that's basicly what I think as well 17.05.20 # How much will 15mA give in, let's say - one charge? 17.05.41 # possibly ~10% longer playtime 17.06.00 # Whoa. 17.06.21 # What is left to be done to decrease the power usage? 17.06.36 # doing it better 17.06.38 # thats great 17.08.55 # bagder well, the patch looks simple enough (with the led crap removed) 17.09.27 # how does it look on a multi-line scrolling wps? 17.10.41 # bagder don't have set up a cross compiling environment here. I could test the compiled file on my recorder20 though ... 17.12.24 # I'm gone for the weekend. Have a good one guys. 17.12.26 Nick dwihno is now known as dw|gone (dwihno@193.180.246.67) 17.12.46 # slan 17.12.50 # mhh, too late 17.17.06 # I'm off as well 17.17.08 Quit Bagder ("http://daniel.haxx.se") 17.17.40 Quit electrona (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 17.19.11 Quit xam ("ChatZilla 0.8.7 [Mozilla rv:1.0.0/1]") 17.24.44 # me too! 17.24.48 Quit elinenbe ("I am leaving for a very important meeting") 17.34.42 Join edx [0] (edx@pD9EA9E72.dip.t-dialin.net) 17.50.36 Join mecraw [0] (~mecraw@69.2.235.2) 17.50.37 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 17.54.57 Join Josh_ [0] (~Josh@adsl-34-20-70.mia.bellsouth.net) 17.58.38 # everyone's gone... 17.58.40 # yupiii 17.59.23 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@208.247.65.237) 18.08.09 Quit TotMacher () 18.13.15 Quit Jet8810 (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 18.18.11 Join electronaut [0] (peronischo@pD955DBAA.dip.t-dialin.net) 18.23.17 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 18.30.58 Quit GreyShadow ("Switching Server...") 18.32.35 Part kargatron 18.35.58 # umm 18.36.14 Join gclark [0] (~gclark@216.145.227.194) 18.36.46 # hardeep: do u have a recorder rockbox with the *SLEEP* patch? 18.36.54 Join GreyShadow [0] (Snak@adsl-209-204-188-244.sonic.net) 18.37.11 # i can't patch it here, and seems to be interesting enough 18.37.13 # :) 18.40.28 Nick quelsaruk is now known as quel|out (~zaknafein@faerun.ugr.es) 18.45.22 Quit electronaut () 18.45.22 Quit mecraw (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 18.46.55 # quelsaruk: i haven't tried that patch 18.47.17 # seems to save nearly a 10% of batteries 18.47.58 # :) 18.54.13 Join mecraw [0] (~mecraw@69.2.235.2) 18.54.59 Quit mecraw (Client Quit) 18.55.10 Join mecraw [0] (~mecraw@69.2.235.2) 18.55.28 Join Guest [0] (jirc@archon-216-68-35-151.fuse.net) 18.55.55 Nick Guest is now known as Ascetic (jirc@archon-216-68-35-151.fuse.net) 18.56.26 Nick Ascetic is now known as notguest (jirc@archon-216-68-35-151.fuse.net) 18.58.54 Quit notguest (Client Quit) 19.12.48 Quit Schnueff (Remote closed the connection) 19.12.48 Quit gclark (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 19.34.53 Join Nibbler [0] (~Nibbler@port-212-202-193-181.reverse.qdsl-home.de) 19.46.52 Quit hardeep ("BitchX: the headache medicine") 20.02.32 # has anyone a compiled recorder firmware with the "SLEEP" patch? 20.02.32 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 20.06.54 Join ken0 [0] (~marklar2@80.178.34.211) 20.23.18 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 20.36.57 Join gclark [0] (~gclark@216.145.227.194) 20.42.37 Join Nibbler [0] (~Nibbler@port-212-202-193-181.reverse.qdsl-home.de) 21.15.19 Quit Simeon ("My damn controlling terminal disappeared!") 21.15.19 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21.15.22 Quit gclark (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 21.24.19 Quit ken0 ("zZz") 21.29.29 # time to go! 21.29.34 # have a good weekend 21.29.48 Part quel|out (""Eve's Avatar - Avatar's Eve"") 21.30.08 Join elinenbe [0] (~elinenbe1@user-0cev121.cable.mindspring.com) 21.30.18 # hello everyone 21.30.22 # ricII: you here? 21.30.40 # yep 21.30.48 # trouble ? 21.31.12 # ricII: I have been playing with it all day today commuting and at work, and everything seems great so far. 21.31.23 # ricII: any new improvments? 21.31.44 # no, just started 'task rockbox' 21.31.59 # ricII: the delay of loading a large directory hardly bothers me because of the great features. 21.32.50 # however there seems to be some feature problems with rockbox the way it currently stands. 21.33.00 # for the moment I keep the savesettings() there to be on the save side 21.33.24 Quit GreyShadow (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 21.33.27 # some great new features are being added (along with your's) but there seems to be a need to reorganize all the options. 21.33.37 # the quick menus, file editing, etc. 21.33.53 # anything related to playlist code ? 21.33.58 # no :) 21.35.00 # so, if I fix the shuffle modes it ready for production 21.35.43 # well, it would be nice to load the current stuff into ram before writing to disk. 21.36.29 # there are a lot of other optimizations posible aswell. 21.36.56 # that is something that may concern the average user. 21.37.34 # you try the resume function ? 21.37.52 # no, I did not. 21.37.57 # I can now though 21.41.15 # if you get 'corrupted patchfile, offset: xxxxx' something changed rtc, or I do something wrong (or you fiddled with .playlist_patches) 21.43.20 # ricII: so are you just finishing up shuffle? 21.44.03 # yes, but I'm having some problems there, 21.45.31 # specificly with midplay list shuffle & unshuffle (sorting) in combination with resume.. 21.46.04 Join nazeman [0] (~nazeman@dclient217-162-62-2.hispeed.ch) 21.46.26 # hello 21.46.41 # hardeep is the person who couldhelp you the best with that 21.47.23 # it's also a matter of concept... 21.47.30 # yeah. 21.47.35 # It gets confusing. :) 21.47.39 # append is easy.. 21.48.01 # I have the build for FM, work great, very thanks but only with power (adaptor) 21.48.19 # nazeman: sounds good. 21.49.23 # confusing gets insert while shuffled, where sould the inserted file endup after sort (unshuffle) 21.51.06 # is the problem with power know ? or is a bug fix release asap ? (sorry my english is poor) 21.51.40 # power problem? fm specific? 21.53.32 # only with battery, i have the rockbox logo and power off. 21.53.47 # souldn't unshuffle (sort) restore what shuffle did.. (and how could I do that in every situation..) 21.54.18 # ricII: yeah -- I think it should 21.54.20 # nazeman: I don't have a FM, so can't help you here.. 21.56.00 # ri have read in the mailling list that it know (many user the same problem) 21.56.10 # so where does one insert when in shuffle mode (at the begining, end before appends ....) 21.59.41 # nazeman: probely a little to low-level for me (now) 22.00.19 # ricII: I think an insert in shuffle should inster right after what you are listening to. 22.00.29 # for instance you have songs 1,2,3,4,5 22.00.31 # you shuffle 22.00.37 # now you have 2,4,5,3,1 22.00.42 # you are listening to 5 22.00.48 # and insert 6,7 22.00.57 # then you have 2,4,5,6,7,3,1 22.01.13 # ah!!! now what to do if you unshuffle? 22.01.46 # so the "sorting" sould see following inserts as 1 block.. 22.03.54 # if you unshuffle, I think the sorting should see 5,6,7 as a block 22.04.07 # after you listened to 5, you wanted to listen to 6 and then 7 22.04.13 # they should stay together 22.07.08 # can do that (I think) 22.09.40 # maybe I sould redefine shuffling... 22.09.52 # maybe... 22.11.08 # now shuffle realy messesup the indices order on which I depend with my patchfile & resume.. 22.16.04 # but since it not real random (given the seed) .... 22.19.36 Quit nazeman ("Fermeture du client") 22.23.20 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 22.25.33 # but what if say 1,2,3,4,5 insert 6,7 after 3 (giving 1,2,3,6,7,4,5) shuffle on 7 producing 5,2,4,3,6,1,7 and start inserting 8,9 after now 4 .. 22.26.36 # producing 5,2,4,8,9,3,1,7 ... try unshufling that... 22.27.02 # ops forgot our 6 22.27.49 # 5,2,4,8,9,3,6,1,7 hmm 22.31.14 # remember this is still desired behavoir, implementing it sucsesfuly is a differnt piece of cake.. 22.41.27 Join Con [0] (~conor@cs-d0406.resnet.ucsc.edu) 22.42.49 Join Nibbler [0] (~Nibbler@port-212-202-193-181.reverse.qdsl-home.de) 22.58.20 Nick seb-sleep is now known as _seb_ (Sean@bgp420584bgs.union01.nj.comcast.net) 22.58.20 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 23.05.52 Quit Josh_ ("Client Exiting") 23.30.37 Join hardeep [0] (hardeeps@208.247.65.237) 23.53.34 Join Jet8810 [0] (~Josh@adsl-34-20-70.mia.bellsouth.net)