--- Log for 16.03.105 Server: sterling.freenode.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16 Started: 8 days and 23 hours ago 00.00.40 # i've hated the fw's ui on my iriver ever since i got it 00.00.54 Quit mirak ("Leaving") 00.01.17 # fw? 00.01.20 # codecapi!!!!111!!!ONEONE 00.01.47 # yawn 00.01.50 # hello. 00.01.53 # fresh air rocks. 00.04.50 Join midk [0] (~midk@c66-235-14-120.sea2.cablespeed.com) 00.07.18 # no shit 00.08.20 # ha ha gmail invitations 00.09.10 Part MoosCamaro 00.13.56 Quit _Lucretia_ ("Leaving") 00.15.13 Quit gromit`` (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 00.15.13 Join gromit``` [0] (~gromit`@ras75-5-82-234-244-69.fbx.proxad.net) 00.20.04 Quit Nibbler (Remote closed the connection) 00.22.01 Join Nibbler [0] (~sven@port-212-202-73-247.dynamic.qsc.de) 00.23.51 # remind me, does the green led turn off when the battery's full? 00.24.03 # (on h100) 00.24.41 # I think it does 00.24.54 # looks like libflac only uses realloc for metadata 00.24.55 # woot 00.24.58 # Rick: yes 00.25.00 # ehgh 00.25.01 # rasher: yes 00.25.05 # premature autocomplete 00.25.15 # it happens to everyone 00.25.28 # hahahahah 00.26.09 # anyone know how much dual layer dvds cost? 00.26.13 # much 00.27.07 # I only want 1 heh 00.27.27 # going to try backing up my wing commander games 00.27.42 # :-O 00.28.05 # oh, games.. I was reading savegames.. some savegames that'd be 00.28.17 # lol 00.28.30 # don't worry... wing commander 4 has like 6 cds 00.28.53 # I'm creating a massive iso image 00.29.00 # using daemon tools to check that it works 00.29.58 # hm, ¤7 00.30.51 # that's a lot 00.30.56 # DMJC, do you have privateer too? 00.31.15 # I own every wing commander game there is 00.31.28 # even super wing commander for mac 00.31.35 # i would love to play privatter 00.31.39 # sounds like a personal problem 00.31.40 # privateer* 00.31.44 # and that remake on slashdot.... I worked on that 00.32.16 # holy shit 00.32.22 # they did a Privateer remake 00.32.28 # :o 00.32.33 # yeah 00.32.34 # i'm getting that right now 00.32.41 # http://priv.solsector.net 00.32.49 # don't worry... it's just a fart in the wind 00.33.00 # WC:Universe is adding the entire universe map 00.33.05 # http://wcnews.com/map 00.33.34 # hmm.. the map site seems down 00.33.48 # http://www.wcnews.com/maps/ that's it 00.35.32 # oh my god this is pure adoration 00.35.55 Quit Sucka ("a bird in the bush is worth two in your house") 00.36.10 # took us 5 long years 00.36.54 # how legit is this privateer remake? 00.37.01 # isn't origin bitching? 00.37.07 # origin is DEAD 00.37.19 # all the ip belongs to EA and they haven't said a word 00.37.38 # mmm wing commander 00.37.40 # hah 00.38.09 # is there a strike commander remake in project? 00.38.22 # not that I know of 00.38.54 # the vegastrike engine was always planned for a WC remake.. 00.38.56 # * rasher prods the viewer patch 00.39.01 # http://vegastrike.sourceforge.net/albums/vegastrike_mod/orion14.png 00.39.06 # hence the vega name 00.39.12 # this makes me want to play this game so bad 00.39.34 # lol 00.39.40 # that's my new constantinople mesh 00.40.12 # (we actually have the original 3d meshes made by origin...) 00.40.26 # isn't that illegal? 00.40.30 # very 00.41.05 # we don't use them ingame 00.41.17 # we never use that stuff in public 00.41.29 # mm... 00.41.35 # bah. 00.41.38 # * HCl doesn't want to sleep. 00.41.52 # someone inside origin copied them off their mainframe and dumped them on the net 00.42.08 # privateer ships are around 30,000-40,000 polys 00.42.12 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 00.43.17 Quit tvelocity[away] () 00.43.31 # if you want renders I can give them out 00.43.40 # but the models aren't really available 00.43.56 # about 5 people have all of them and they don't give them out 00.46.09 Join Renko [0] (~Renko@host81-155-99-0.range81-155.btcentralplus.com) 00.46.17 # ahh 00.46.21 # thought you bundled them 00.46.52 # no 00.47.14 # we had some screenshots up of them in the engine, but we pulled those pretty quick when it looked like we'd actually finish the prohject 00.50.15 # hehe. 00.57.15 # if anyone wants to adopt a codec: http://glow.m0f0.net/rockbox/cf-mpegdec_rockbox.tar.gz 00.58.06 # charge dammit! 00.58.24 Quit Patr3ck () 00.59.32 # * rasher waits for the green light to go off 00.59.35 Quit gromit``` (Remote closed the connection) 00.59.47 # maybe if you sacrifice a chicken it'll charge faster 00.59.49 # *nods* 00.59.56 # o. 00.59.57 # o.o 01.00.14 # I did that yesterday 01.00.28 # maybe you have to sacrifice something bigger 01.00.32 # <.< >.> 01.00.35 # we prefer goats here 01.00.37 # *holds up pike* 01.00.39 # dogs 01.00.40 # oh. 01.00.41 # okay. 01.05.41 # 3 hour charge.. 01.05.45 # now when did I start.. 01.06.21 # 2.5 hours ago.. 01.07.12 Quit Renko (Remote closed the connection) 01.09.55 # oh, it does take quite a while to charge 01.09.57 Quit matsl (Remote closed the connection) 01.10.12 Join bagawk [0] (Lee@bagawk.user) 01.11.28 Join gromit` [0] (~gromit`@ras75-5-82-234-244-69.fbx.proxad.net) 01.12.32 # bah... I seem to be missing some X11 header files 01.13.23 # installed libx11-dev ? 01.14.02 Quit bagawk (Client Quit) 01.16.50 # Maybe this is missing. Now the next challenge: find out how to add this... 01.17.07 # 'apt-get install libx11-dev' 01.17.08 # apt-get install libx11-dev? 01.17.24 Join gap [0] (~81157a49@labb.contactor.se) 01.17.59 Quit cYmen (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 01.18.21 # * Bagder goes to sleep 01.18.24 # Hmm. The point is, how do I (1) know how this package is called exactly, in advance or (2) how can I search a package list (in a graphical or menu like tool) 01.18.24 # aye, ditto 01.18.38 # apt-cache search keyword 01.19.10 # that'll list all manners of close matches, both in package name and description 01.19.13 # That's no exactly what I want/need/mean 01.19.20 # as for graphical package tool 01.19.25 # apt-get install aptitude 01.19.45 # ahh, i thought aptitude was an ubuntu thing 01.19.57 # nope 01.20.02 # Hey guys -- question: the current wave test for the iRiver fw, why does the sample play too fast? 01.20.05 # they may have a newer version. 01.20.40 # rasher: 'aptitude is already the latest version' 01.20.52 # gap: does it matter? it's just a demonstration 01.20.55 # excellent, run it :) 01.20.58 # true enough 01.21.12 # gap: it won't be put in rockbox playing the sample too fast, don't worry 01.21.14 # rasher: It's not in the menu. However, just found synaptics 01.21.38 # I'm aware of that, I wondered if there was a technical reason that it currently plays fast 01.21.54 # gap: wouldn't know, the guys who wrote it aren't around 01.21.59 # I know that the I2C code is a little fresh 01.22.54 # hrm 01.23.12 # So, the developers who were supposed to be working on the codec arch are currently AWOL? 01.23.48 # well, there are no developers who are supposed to work on it, but the ones who said they'd have a look have been otherwise tied uÃp 01.23.52 # up 01.24.01 # ah, ok 01.24.51 # development have been pretty slow lately, so i guess people have a lot on their hands 01.25.25 # I don't fault anyone for it -- I know how that is. I'm fighting the urge to jump in right now just because I have a lot of side projects that need finishing 01.25.45 # pft, as i've said earlier, side projects exist to be neglected 01.25.50 # But I have been wanting to get back to C recently; coding in Java for classes makes you feel "dirty" after a while 01.25.55 # Hmm. That helped somewhat, however I'm still missing some headers. Is there a way to find out which package provides a certain file? 01.25.56 # ahh, i can imagine 01.26.22 Quit Aison (Broken pipe) 01.26.25 # well, you're welcome to help, that's for sure 01.26.37 # The fact that I have to typecast simple division in java has got to tell someone something 01.27.02 # I just have to build a crosscompiler first 01.27.29 # it's not a lot of work if you have a running linux system 01.27.57 # Is there a way to compile one for Win32, or do I have to use cygwin? 01.28.01 # amiconn: you pretty much have to ask people, i think 01.28.08 # amiconn: what file? 01.28.32 # amiconn: packages.debian.org can tell, with a bit of luck 01.28.41 # there's no central database on what files are contained in what deb packages, that'd be a very large database 01.28.42 # but asking is usually faster if someone is around 01.28.52 # preglow: in fact packages.debian.org has one 01.28.56 # neato 01.28.59 # didn't know 01.29.30 # One of the things I have hated about the h1xx series is that it isn't even as good fw-wise as the imp-4xx series that came before it 01.30.06 # I got the iMP-400 a couple of years before the H120 and loved it, but was somewhat let down when the H120 didn't have some of the features the 400 had 01.30.12 # now, that's one thing we can remedy 01.30.19 # yes, finally! 01.30.43 # which features are missing? 01.31.15 # rasher: Thanks, very useful :) Turns out I need xlibs-dev 01.31.18 # Well, for starters, the WPS is all wrong. The imp-400 nicely scrolls the information you select, Title - Artist - Album, etc. 01.31.29 # The h120 just shows the folder name and track name 01.31.33 # and not even that on the remote 01.31.43 # well, actually... 01.31.50 # the main screen I suppose does show more 01.31.57 # and the remote shows just the folder and title 01.32.02 # yeah, the wps is retarded 01.32.27 # Then, the imp-400 also has more visualizations. It may be vain, but I liked the waveform vis 01.32.33 # :) 01.32.34 # Btw, rockbox really compiles faster on linux. That's on the same machine, with linux having the additional handicap of running on vmware. I wonder why that is.... 01.32.37 # the h120 only shows the level meter 01.32.51 # amiconn: cygwin is a beast.. 01.33.03 # windows is slower. 01.33.17 # I'm pretty sure cygwin is to blame here 01.33.22 # I dunno, the 400 has just seemed well thought-out while the h120 seemed "rushed" 01.33.28 # Like, they wanted to get it out there 01.33.48 # Let's not even talk about the database... 01.33.49 # lol 01.33.52 # and then abandoned it .. 01.33.57 # the database... 01.34.00 # cygwin is to blame 01.34.06 # the same stuff runs faster in mingw 01.34.23 # Yeah, I like how they didn't update the fw for the h series at all but released 2 updates for the 400 in that time 01.34.48 # let's not talk about the "gap delete"... 01.34.51 # Like, for 6 mos after it's release, people were crying for h series fw and iriver goes and updates the older fw 01.34.52 # a cruel joke 01.34.58 # gap delete is pretty lame 01.35.11 # And I can honestly say I've never needed the lyrics feature 01.35.18 # I don't have the time to ADD them 01.35.25 # Haha, that is so horrible 01.35.34 # especially since the display can show like 3 words at a time 01.35.37 # 1000 songs and I'm going to spend HOW LONG adding lyrics? 01.35.39 # yeah 01.35.41 # horrible wrapping and font 01.35.56 # I tried it on one file 01.36.15 # why do they like the 12 point bold default font? I liked RB the minute it loaded because I could finally see more than 4 files at a time! 01.36.16 # lol 01.36.17 # X11 simulator running... very nice :) 01.36.42 # plus the lyrics-adding app is very bad 01.37.30 # hrm... I can't seem to open the VC DSP file for the UI Sim in VS 2003 01.37.37 # does vmware run the code natively? 01.37.44 # or some jit thing? 01.37.45 # yes 01.37.48 # no. 01.37.50 # wait, n/m 01.37.51 # got it 01.37.51 # hok 01.38.13 # well, a combo of both 01.38.20 # it has to reroute all the out/in and interrupts 01.38.21 # obviously 01.38.30 Quit mecraw_ ("Trillian (http://www.ceruleanstudios.com") 01.39.57 # Preprocessor directives give me a headache in source files when they're nested... 01.41.38 # i welcome you to have a look at fixed.h in libmad 01.41.49 # fetch a bucket first 01.42.02 # I think I'd rather maintain my sanity 01.43.26 # hrm... the win32 target for ui sim doesn't seem to ready to build. 01.43.34 # I think I might just have to shell into a unix box here 01.43.49 # *linux 01.44.35 # gap: the win32 simulator is ready to build. However, the msvc project doesn't work, only cygwin 01.44.42 # ah, ok 01.44.52 # Yeah, MSVC doesn't seem to like it 01.44.55 # be done with, stupid charger 01.45.10 # It likes gifts 01.45.14 # of shiny objects 01.45.19 # and your first born child' 01.45.22 Quit Nibbler (Remote closed the connection) 01.45.33 # gap: There used to be a working msvc project, before the new simulator build system, and some other changes 01.45.40 # ah, k 01.45.53 # I like how the charger accepts both 110v and 220v 01.46.12 # That's always a plus 01.46.17 # It seems no current developer on win uses/possesses msvc (at least I don't) 01.47.08 Join Nibbler [0] (~sven@port-212-202-73-247.dynamic.qsc.de) 01.47.09 Join NibbIer [0] (~sven@port-212-202-73-247.dynamic.qsc.de) 01.47.13 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 01.47.16 # yeah, it's a switched mode one 01.47.34 Quit NibbIer (Client Quit) 01.48.49 # i've got msvc, but little or no will to make the sim work with it 01.49.42 # should probably use an older version than .net to make the files anywa, a lot of people use older versions 01.50.03 # Imho it's unnecessary. The advantage of cygwin is that it allows to build both the win32 and the x11 sim 01.50.30 # true 01.51.05 # If it only were a bit faster, no that I can see how much faster compilation runs under linux... 01.52.53 Join Nibbler [0] (~sven@port-212-202-73-247.dynamic.qsc.de) 01.52.56 Join NibbIer [0] (~sven@port-212-202-73-247.dynamic.qsc.de) 01.53.02 Quit NibbIer (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 01.53.45 Quit Nibbler (Remote closed the connection) 01.53.53 # but i'll go to bed 01.53.56 # later, all 01.54.00 # night 01.54.03 Quit preglow ("fembot") 01.54.51 # Anyone know what the status is on the remote? I know the wiki says that it isn't working quite yet 01.54.54 Join Nibbler [0] (~sven@port-212-202-73-247.dynamic.qsc.de) 01.54.56 Join NibbIer [0] (~sven@port-212-202-73-247.dynamic.qsc.de) 01.54.59 # but I wondered if anyone knew why 01.55.01 Quit NibbIer (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 01.55.46 Quit Nibbler (Remote closed the connection) 01.56.28 # someone said he'd start working on it.. can't remember who though.. 02.00.09 # Charging finished! 02.00.12 # \/ 02.00.15 # \o/ 02.00.25 # * rasher starts test 02.04.06 # yay! 02.04.17 # BTW Who got the call from TI yesterday? 02.07.06 # Linus 02.07.11 # I believe 02.08.04 # Did he say what chip they were trying to id for him? 02.08.44 # I can't remember 02.08.54 # k 02.09.11 # How long does the bat test have to run for? 02.09.38 # until it dies 02.09.56 # I'm guessing a long time 02.10.11 # Considering that with the original fw the estimate was like 18 hours... 02.10.20 # :-S 02.10.21 # with lots of HD activity, I've had it die after about 3 02.10.30 # I'm doing what I can to make it drain afst 02.10.31 # like, on USB when streaming a video file 02.10.31 # fast 02.10.38 # hrm 02.10.49 # full cpu speed, lots of disk access, lcd light on 02.10.53 # Maybe have it walk the file tree? 02.11.06 # too much work :) 02.11.10 # lol 02.11.13 # let me just check that it's working right 02.11.39 # yup, that looks right 02.11.41 # hurray 02.12.47 # * rasher fills up the battery again 02.14.41 # Hmm. I don't get the strange effect with my new button handling that preglow described. It's working just fine, smooth and reliable :-) ? :-/ 02.15.10 # What strange effect? 02.15.46 # He said that if it scrolls a long list, it stops intermittently for a short time 02.16.32 # got a patch? 02.17.15 # BTW, how do I build the uisim for win32 in cygwin? 02.17.53 # run tools/configure and select the player, sim, win32 02.18.00 # Yup. http://amiconn.dyndns.org/x11-button.diff You'll also need http://amiconn.dyndns.org/kernel.c Stick it in uisimulator/x11. It's different from the other kernel.c files... 02.18.39 # Beware. The current patch switches off x11 button autorepeat 02.18.47 # I'll survive 02.18.59 # This is only possible globally, so I need to add focus/unfocus handling 02.19.35 # * rasher builds 02.19.48 Join Strath [0] (~mike@dgvlwinas01pool0-a252.wi.tds.net) 02.20.45 # oops 02.20.47 # * rasher builds again 02.22.28 # what the.. 02.22.44 # ?? 02.22.56 Join Nibbler [0] (~sven@port-212-202-73-247.dynamic.qsc.de) 02.23.03 # I must've done something wrong 02.23.13 # no cpu_boost() 02.23.21 # totally unrelated to the patch of course 02.23.26 # huh? 02.23.37 # cpu_boost in the simulator ? 02.23.48 # oh right 02.23.58 # forgot to check for dynamic cpu 02.25.58 Join Terminal-Velocit [0] (~tony@ipa159.4.tellas.gr) 02.26.15 Join RaZorbacK [0] (~sof@garonne-1-82-66-75-34.fbx.proxad.net) 02.27.08 # Hello all 02.27.15 # hey 02.27.27 # amiconn: I can't produce a glitch 02.28.00 # hey guys can i ask u a little question about rockbox? 02.28.13 # sure 02.28.16 # just ask 02.29.21 # rasher: Nice :) Btw, with the new button code, it is finally possible to use rockboy in the x11 sim 02.29.32 # haha 02.30.03 # ok. i'm using windows xp and a jukebox player. my xp doesn't recognize my player by defaut so i have downloaded a driver from archos site and now it works. but, very often now, when i plugged my box on the usb port i have a blue screen and i have to reboot the pc. very annoying. is there a good working driver because i think it comes from it? 02.31.12 # Hrm, guys, I'm getting this error when I go to build the ui sim for win32: "MAKE in libFLAC bitbuffer.c:32:39: global.h: No such file or directory" 02.32.43 # "Dir Buffer is full" 02.32.46 # well that's cute :) 02.32.58 # when does that happen? 02.33.17 # gap: did you configure? 02.33.21 # YES 02.33.23 # *yes 02.33.30 # sounds like an include path problem then 02.33.40 # ah, I see. 02.33.43 # nevermind. 02.33.50 # It doesn't matter, though, I found that it had already made rockboxui.exe 02.33.52 # hrm 02.34.00 Quit Nibbler ("blubber") 02.34.01 # so guys no ideas for me? :) I know that everyone use linux now but... :-) 02.34.33 Join Nibbler [0] (~sven@port-212-202-73-247.dynamic.qsc.de) 02.34.34 Join NibbIer [0] (~sven@port-212-202-73-247.dynamic.qsc.de) 02.34.36 Quit Nibbler (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 02.34.37 Join xNibbler [0] (~sven@port-212-202-73-247.dynamic.qsc.de) 02.34.38 Quit NibbIer (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 02.34.45 # It may be possible that you are getting the blue screen because you are using a win98 driver under XP 02.34.59 # I had a friend who had a similar problem with another player 02.35.16 # RaZorbacK: I also use the stock drivers from the archos site for my player (recorder with usb2 works without special drivers in xp) 02.35.20 # XP for some reason wouldn't use the XP driver 02.35.22 # No crashes... 02.36.14 # Well, the usb1 archoses (player/studio and recorder <= 15) are not fully usb mass storage compatible, so they need a special driver 02.36.40 # nonetheless the file seems to be for win xp according to the site 02.36.50 # but, i have to double check 02.37.26 Quit StrathAFK (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 02.38.05 # some friends have told me that htey effectively use their recorder without driver under xp 02.38.21 # but the player (usb 1) is not correctly detected 02.39.20 # See my last comment. The usb2 archoses are usable without special drivers in WinXP, the usb1 units are not. 02.40.21 # oki, so, it may be a problem coming form the driver or i haven't dl the correct one. gonna have a lool at the site once again. 02.40.27 # thanks for the help 02.41.19 # btw, i have just flashed my old player, it works like a charm, thank to those who made this peace of code 02.41.58 # Nice :) Actually it was me who made flashing players finally possible... 02.42.16 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 02.42.28 # I just checked. I'm using the drivers from the archos hp, but *not* the latest version 02.42.35 # thanks a whole bunch. the boot is definetly faster 02.42.45 # Dunno if these are still available 02.43.44 # ho can u plz if possible send them to me or up them on a ftp if they are not available? 02.46.01 # lol thx i've never used this feature on irc. i have a basic client, i'm not on it so much 02.48.24 Quit silencer (Nick collision from services.) 02.48.27 Join silencer [0] (~silencer@zen.via.ecp.fr) 02.48.30 Quit silencer (Nick collision from services.) 02.49.08 # Argh! the x11 sim on linux segfaults if I try to use rockboy. Most likely endianess macro prob 02.53.25 Join silencer_ [0] (~silencer@zen.via.ecp.fr) 03.10.03 # boy, the crosscompiler takes forever to make 03.10.19 # at least in cygwin 03.22.39 Join lostlogic [0] (~lostlogic@node-4024215a.mdw.onnet.us.uu.net) 03.28.43 Quit Heidelbaer (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 03.32.36 Quit RaZorbacK () 03.33.47 Quit xNibbler (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)) 03.36.44 Quit Terminal-Velocit () 03.39.47 Join NibbIer [0] (~sven@port-212-202-73-247.dynamic.qsc.de) 03.43.00 Join wacky_ [0] (~wacky@modemcable040.196-203-24.mc.videotron.ca) 03.43.03 # hey guys 03.43.14 # Some times I can't boot my original iRiver firmware either 03.43.20 # but I found some tips and infos... 03.44.09 # do tell 03.45.35 # first I found that it mostly fails when I write to the disk using the Rockbox firmware.. 03.45.45 # I was trying to make playlists 03.45.54 # and run iriverify on them to use them on the original firmware.. 03.46.00 # but some times the original firmware didn't boot anymore. 03.46.12 # When I removed the files I created.. or played around a little, it booted correctly. 03.46.40 # This didn't happen before we twiddled with the fat.c section where we randomized the 8.3 filename, so maybe we have a starting point. 03.46.48 # I'm going to investigate a little bit more right away 03.46.58 # there's probably a real bug hiding around here, or maybe iRiver just isn't fully fat32 compliant? 03.49.38 # hmm my guess is that if the iriver wasn't fully fat32 compliant that i would've run into some problem by now 03.50.36 # yeah 03.50.48 # i use my ihp120 under win32 and fbsd and have read/written thousands of fucked up mp3 filenames on the thing 03.51.20 # especially stuff coming from usenet...heh 03.51.32 Quit gromit` (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 03.52.37 # * rasher updates iriverfaq slightly 03.54.48 # * rasher WikiWikiBangs his head on his desk 03.56.02 # heh 03.56.30 # so is there anybody here that i would be able to beg/bribe to revive a dead iriver with the BDM in the event that something goes horribly awry with my rockbox install ? 03.56.40 # would just like to know before i take the plunge 03.56.41 # heh 03.56.58 # really wanna start hacking on it tho 03.57.29 # That would be Linus 03.57.33 # hey guys.. I can't surf through the flash orgy of hell out there on www.iriver.com 03.57.35 # twiki rules 03.57.43 # could anyone give me a link to the 1.65 F/W page ? 03.57.48 # or the downloads section? 03.57.57 # hang on 03.58.07 # * rasher puts on his flash-resistant hat 03.58.45 # twiki is alright, it's just that I keep forgetting the different link syntaxes 03.59.09 # Un an unrelated note: gentoo still bootstrapping 03.59.23 # wacky_: us or eu? 03.59.39 # well.. the page that tells what's new 03.59.51 # ah 03.59.53 # http://www.iriver.com/html/support/download/sudw_view.asp?idx=682 03.59.57 # recording features 03.59.59 # yea i started using twiki long ago for tracking internal docs at an isp 04.00.47 # ok good :)) 04.00.52 # recording features ? 04.01.01 # no gapless, yet ? 04.01.03 # I haven't looked too close at it 04.01.06 # heavens no 04.01.28 # * wacky_ doesn't care.. he uses gap delete instead 04.01.38 # Well it's not the same at all 04.01.39 # it's so close to what I want anyway :) 04.01.48 # lol.. yeah.. unfortunately, I know 04.02.31 # any amount of gap is too much if you ask me 04.02.45 # hmm 1.65 f/w for which player? 04.02.45 # I can't reproduce easily the bug on my iRiver now.. 04.03.02 # ncrawla: h100 series 04.03.05 # they only seem to have 1.60 available for the h(100|120|140) 04.03.10 # er 04.03.12 # hm 04.03.16 # uhm, no 04.03.18 # GRR. I can't seem to build the crosscompiler 04.03.40 # I get "bison: subsidiary program `/home/Guy/src/missing m4' not found" when making the binutils 04.03.59 # in case you didn't know, the bootloader has NOT been tested with 1.65, so don't try using it :) 04.05.30 # current d/l links for the h100 series f/w are: 04.05.31 # http://www.iriveramerica.com/download/H100/iHP_100.hex 04.05.31 # http://www.iriveramerica.com/download/H120/ihp_120.hex 04.05.31 DBUG Enqueued KICK ncrawla 04.05.31 # http://www.iriveramerica.com/download/H140/ihp_120.hex 04.05.36 # I pity my iriver, it's been decoding "catch the digital flow" over and over again for ages 04.05.53 Join QT_ [0] (as@area51.users.madwifi) 04.06.05 # ncrawla: what does that give you? 04.06.06 # lol :) 04.06.07 # 1.65? 04.06.26 # ncrawla - look at the worldwide site.. often iriveramerica is way behind 04.06.28 # seems to be 1.60 04.06.30 # ahh 04.06.42 # 1.60.. that's 2 versions behind! 04.07.02 # which reminds me.. should probably check the link in the wiki 04.07.06 # Anyone know why I am getting the message that I am when I make binutils? 04.07.19 # rasher: I used it yesterday, it seems okay 04.07.22 # yea the links came from http://www.iriveramerica.com/support/hd/h100.aspx 04.07.23 # nope, sorry 04.07.31 # gap: and gave you 1.63? 04.07.48 #