--- Log for 10.10.105 Server: brown.freenode.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16 Started: 2 days and 12 hours ago 00.24.51 Join DrMoos [0] (i=DrMoos@m91.net81-66-158.noos.fr) 00.25.32 Quit Moos (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 01.08.16 Join aegray [0] (n=aegray@12-210-86-210.client.insightBB.com) 01.08.32 Nick DrMoos is now known as Moos (i=DrMoos@m91.net81-66-158.noos.fr) 01.14.27 Join amiconn_ [0] (n=jens@p54BD5031.dip.t-dialin.net) 01.18.17 Quit Moos ("Glory to Rockbox") 01.21.39 Join webguest24 [0] (n=18d79b85@labb.contactor.se) 01.22.46 # ok, if i disable dircaching, isnt it supposed to not scan for anything? 01.24.30 # amiconn: sure 01.24.33 # ehh 01.24.35 # sure 01.24.59 # is dir caching here to stay? 01.25.12 # probably 01.25.20 # why, does it scan for something when you turn it off? 01.25.25 # i mean, for me, that means i will not be able to be up-to-date for quite a long time 01.25.29 # it doesn't scan for anything here if i disable it 01.25.31 # no the thing is 01.25.39 # i use korean patch 01.25.50 # and that seems to be interfering with the dircache 01.26.14 # well, maintaining other people's patches isn't really our job 01.26.17 # i got a dircache-less source from timid and thats what im using for now 01.26.25 # i know, but im just curious 01.26.36 # but yeah, i can't imagine why dircache would vanish 01.26.41 # i love it, and lots of other people do as well 01.26.50 # if there's a way to not have take out dircache by myself 01.27.05 # how does the patch fail? 01.27.28 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 01.27.34 # when i boot it up, it freezes at the startup screen (Rockbox pic) 01.27.48 # actually, it doesnt freeze; the hdd keeps on spinning 01.27.53 # ok 01.28.16 # from my shallow background knowledge, dircache is probably having a problem recognizing korean dirs 01.28.29 # possibly 01.28.39 # can't imagine why, though 01.28.44 # is the korean patch maintained? 01.29.01 # i thought it was but it seems really uh... "quiet" as of now 01.29.08 # well 01.29.13 # someone seems to be working on the unicode patch though 01.29.25 # you COULD ask slasheri why he thinks the patch fails 01.29.46 # but like i said, it's not our responsibility to make sure other peoples patches work 01.29.55 # i'd love unicode rockbox myself 01.29.58 # right, i perfectly understand that 01.30.19 # i jus wanna know if i can get it "removed" manually 01.30.33 # phaedrus961 and I are working on unicode 01.30.41 # markun: actively? 01.31.00 # webguest24: Are you the one who has a korean language file? 01.31.10 # no it was el.. something but 01.31.12 # he uploaded it 01.31.24 # if that's not good enough, i can do one myself 01.31.34 # but i saw it posted 01.31.35 # preglow: Well, not very active. It works fine so far. 01.31.44 # markun: still, that's great news 01.32.13 # markun: is that completely diff than that chinese/japanese patch updated to support korean? 01.32.18 # markun: how does it work? can you compile rockbox both with and without unicode support? or doesn't it alter rockbox size too much, so it can be enabled for all builds? 01.32.54 Quit amiconn (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 01.32.55 Nick amiconn_ is now known as amiconn (n=jens@p54BD5031.dip.t-dialin.net) 01.32.58 # The current unicode patch is my original unicode patch + the font caching stolen from the chinese/japanese patch. 01.33.42 # if korean works, i can be the beta tester :p 01.33.47 # preglow: There are no ifdefs so it always uses unicode if that's what you mean. 01.33.56 # http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1525.0;id=227 01.34.03 # this is the uploaded lang file 01.34.25 # latin1 fonts work, but for other fonts you need a unicode font. X11 ships with some. 01.34.27 # if u need any other help, ill do what i can (except programming...) 01.35.06 # is the font format the same? fnt file cs file? 01.35.46 # Yes, the font format is the same. 01.36.27 # i see 01.37.07 Join Marcus [0] (n=51429e5b@labb.contactor.se) 01.37.12 # so... anything i can do to help? 01.37.12 # Hello 01.37.50 # quick question please: what the memacces debug feature is it for? 01.38.11 # amiconn ported it 01.38.20 # webguest24: Hm. I will try to get korean to work properly and then you can play with it and tell me if there's a problem. 01.38.38 # webguest24: What's your normal nick on irc? 01.38.44 # markun: ok :) tell me if u need the font 01.38.49 # amiconn: are you here? 01.38.56 # markun: ... random... 01.39.13 # markun: it's probably better for u to email me, g2tL84 at gmail.com 01.39.18 # webguest24: I have a font, but I could use some more. A bdf unicode font with arabic would also be very nice. 01.39.21 # or the username "user" on forums 01.39.39 # ok, I'll mail you then if I have any updates. 01.39.43 # arabic as in.. numbers? or the language? 01.40.05 # the language 01.40.53 # anyone here know what is it the new memory guard debug option please? 01.42.21 # anyone? 01.43.10 # well, it probably lets you trap memory accesses in some way 01.43.17 # like null pointer dereferences 01.43.23 # exactly how i don't know 01.43.50 # o.O 01.44.46 # have you examples for I understand well please? 01.45.37 Quit actionshrimp ("a bird in the bush is worth two in your house") 01.45.48 # i'm not quite certain how it works myself 01.46.40 # ok thanks anyway 01.47.17 # amiconn could explain me, but apperently isn't here 01.47.35 # place is usually quite dead sundays 01.48.28 # :D 01.48.54 # I'll ask an other day if I'll much of luck 01.49.13 # good night @ all 01.49.22 Quit Marcus ("CGI:IRC") 01.55.59 # preglow: I put "@$(MAKE) -C $(TOOLSDIR)" in the makefile, so the tools will always be up to date. Do you know why this is not done? 01.59.27 # webguest24: ok, the korean language file now works with the unicode patch, but it has to load from the HD all the time because of the font caching. 02.09.56 # ok ok im back from dinner 02.10.06 # what do u mean it has to load from the hd? 02.10.10 # doesnt it always? 02.11.55 Join _user_ [0] (n=18d79b85@labb.contactor.se) 02.11.55 Quit webguest24 ("CGI:IRC (EOF)") 02.12.10 # <_user_> gay web irc... 02.12.24 # <_user_> this is "webguest24" 02.12.51 # <_user_> markun: so what's going on exactly? 02.14.23 # _user_: http://130.89.160.166/rockbox/korean.jpg 02.14.51 # <_user_> nice 02.15.14 # <_user_> haha i think i might wanna re-translate some of them later 02.15.45 # The problem is that the font caching only loads a small piece of the font. Every time it sees a new char it has to load it from disk. 02.15.59 # <_user_> oh i see 02.16.07 # <_user_> why is that? 02.16.17 # A solution would be to save all the chars that are in the cache when you turn of the player and load them again when you turn it on.. 02.16.39 # Well, the font's are so big that you don't want to load the whole font into memory. 02.16.49 # <_user_> i see 02.16.57 # <_user_> well, that seems like a valid choice 02.17.30 # markun: i have no idea, it's a known issue, but nothing has been done about it 02.17.36 # markun how big is a font file with unicode? 02.17.45 # <_user_> or maybe cache the "korean part" first and cache the really big "chinese part" whenever needed? 02.17.51 # <_user_> fonts are usually around 1-2MB 02.17.58 # <_user_> oh wait thats bdf 02.18.03 # preglow: shall I just commit it? 02.18.05 # very big 02.18.28 # <_user_> fnt i think my fnt file is 514KB 02.18.31 # <_user_> 513* 02.19.00 # it wii be a problem for archos models 02.19.13 # <_user_> yeah 02.19.22 # _user_: greek people want to preload the greek part, russian people want the cyrilic part.. if you just remember what was in the cache it will work for everybody. 02.19.37 # <_user_> hmm 02.19.43 # <_user_> i see 02.20.09 # biggest font now is like 7,20 kb 02.20.46 # The unicode font I used for the korean language file is 736K. 02.20.52 # <_user_> well the font's big size is due to the chinses chars, which arent used as frequently ( i think i have like less than 10 songs that have a chinese char in it) 02.21.00 # <_user_> wow even larger 02.22.19 # is there any relation between chines, japanese and korean languages? 02.22.43 # markun: i say yes, if it seems to work 02.22.55 # <_user_> well, for one thing, korean fonts usually have all three 02.22.59 # i have no idea why this hasn't been fixed yet, but i can't imagine anything more fancy than that is needed 02.23.39 # I got a little confused, are you going to commit unicode support? 02.25.41 # no, just a makefile change to compile the tools dir automatically if it's not already done 02.25.58 # since that just stopped working at some point 02.26.54 # preglow: It has worked before? 02.27.16 # markun: yes, i can distinctly remember make in build/ built the tools for you if they weren't built 02.27.21 # but it stopped working at some point 02.27.49 # great idea. 02.27.55 # well, yes 02.28.00 # that's the way it's supposed to be 02.28.04 # anywho, i need to go to bed 02.28.04 # later, all 02.28.12 Quit preglow ("leaving") 02.28.15 # _user_: Are your fonts unicode (ISO-10646) ? 02.28.46 # now for the unicode, how is it working? I mean regular fonts have 256 thesis to place english chars numerical, others and another 1 language. 02.29.14 # So if I load Greek on rockbox I cant read french and if I load french I can't read greek 02.29.22 # so how a unicode font looks like? 02.29.33 # and how it recognises which language to show? 02.30.20 # <_user_> its uhm.. ksx1001.1998 02.30.44 # <_user_> which is what the chinese/japanese patch uses 02.31.08 # XavierGr: Well, a char in unicode is 16-bit (or even 32-bit), so japanese, greek and french can be in the same file. http://www.unicode.org/charts/ 02.31.46 # _user_: I don't know if there is a converter, but it would be nice. 02.32.09 # <_user_> ill try to look for that type of fonts 02.32.17 Quit XavierGr () 02.33.08 Join XavierGr [0] (n=XavierGr@ppp15-adsl-246.ath.forthnet.gr) 02.33.10 # _user_: I hope it will work. I remember a lof of people were angry because they felt unicode didn't handle CJK very well 02.33.30 # <_user_> oh... 02.33.37 # XavierGr: The unicode patch uses UTF-8 as encoding for the strings. Do you know what it is? 02.33.59 # I know only that it is a coding for languages. 02.35.02 # as Western (ISO -xxx) e.t.c 02.35.05 # XavierGr: It a ASCII compatible way to store unicode strings. Included in the patch is a small script that will convert all the language files to UTF-8 so you can use all the languages together. 02.35.47 # nice so that's why it makes the font file so big. 02.35.56 # and how it can decide which language is shown? 02.36.19 # I mean I may have tags in Greek and French or German language. 02.37.19 # XavierGr: If the tags are using unicode than it should all work. Ogg Vorbis and APE tags use UTF-8 for the tags, but I don't know about ID3 and ID3v2 02.37.40 Join lostlogic_ [0] (n=lostlogi@node-4024215a.mdw.onnet.us.uu.net) 02.38.00 # <_user_> markun: well..it kinda seems wrong for someone doing nothing to get angry with someone who's working 02.39.08 # I think that id3 tags support Unicode too. 02.39.30 # _user_: It was not related to rockbox. People were angry with the unicode standard. 02.39.43 # so what is still missing on the unicde patch to be commited? 02.39.48 # XavierGr: Then maybe you will have to convert your tags, but I'm not sure. 02.39.57 # <_user_> markun: oh, ok 02.41.49 # Hebrew is left-to-right with the patch, so that should be fixed. All the rockbox fonts that are not latin1 don't work anymore. And the font cache doesn't remember what was in the cache when you reboot or load a different font. 02.42.06 # And I have not found a proper unicode font with arabic. 02.42.08 # id3v2 tags do support unicode, but most are written in the local codepage 02.42.20 # phaedrus961: Ah, happy you are here! 02.42.27 # I have to go to bed so you can take over :) 02.42.38 # hebrew is right to left, by the way 02.42.51 # sure :) 02.43.12 # phaedrus961: great that hebrew works. I thought I tried it last week and it didn't. 02.43.23 # ID3v2 supports Unicode 02.43.29 # http://www.id3.org/easy.html 02.44.01 # XavierGr: I just said that :) 02.44.17 # opps yeah sorry I just saw! 02.44.31 # I'm also working on conversions for cjk tags that aren't unicode 02.45.41 # see here for what needs to be done: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&atid=439120&group_id=44306&aid=1267994 02.45.47 # phaedrus961: korean lang with the unicode patch: http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=1525.0 02.49.06 # <_user_> markun: ok i downloaded this fontpack thingy.. and i see a bunch of .pcf files.. can you use this? 02.50.05 # we need bdf fonts for rockbox, but maybe they can be converted 02.51.05 # well, good night everyone. 02.51.33 # <_user_> gnite 02.51.41 # nite 02.52.15 # bye 02.53.45 Quit lostlogic (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 02.55.48 # _user_: are those fonts unicode? 02.57.13 # <_user_> seems like it... i got it from this korean website and the file name is iso10646-1.exe 02.57.35 # <_user_> im trying to look for something like pcftobdf 02.58.00 # <_user_> bdftopcf seems like a common command though.. (i don't know since i don't use linux) 02.58.02 # can you give me the site? I have a util to convert them 03.00.17 # <_user_> ok 03.00.38 # <_user_> http://www.linuxgroup.org/files/fonts2/iso10646-1.exe 03.00.53 # <_user_> if d/l speed is unbearably slow, ill upload it some place else or something 03.03.13 # is 110kb/s unbearably slow? 03.03.55 # <_user_> meh, seems alright for a 20MB file 03.07.08 # hmm, I have the file but I can't seem to extract it. do you know what kind of archive it is? 03.07.23 # <_user_> i had to install it 03.07.37 # <_user_> then it extracts the fonts in the destination folder 03.07.52 # <_user_> or are u on linux? 03.08.35 # I'm on linux, I'll have to move it to a windows box 03.08.54 # <_user_> oh isee 03.09.03 # <_user_> lemme send it to you by email then 03.11.20 # <_user_> actually, i have better idea, gimme a sec 03.17.24 # <_user_> http://s24.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1IMI4BY0FR39Z2E31XBNIDXA7J 03.18.44 # thanks, downloading it now 03.19.35 # <_user_> np, hope that helps 03.23.23 Join GaNgSta69 [0] (n=GaNgSta6@CPE-203-51-3-34.nsw.bigpond.net.au) 03.23.27 # these fonts don't look big enough to contain cjk characters 03.25.06 # i was currently using Rockbox on my h140 and did not notice how low the battery was.. it got down to basically no battery which i usually never do and now the dam thing wont turn on at all and does not recognise that its connected to the charger cable ... is there any hints to help me out or forums i can go 2 03.25.08 # nevermind, they're compressed 03.25.16 # <_user_> yup 03.25.41 # <_user_> GaNgSta69: is the batt life that bad?? 03.25.58 # <_user_> GaNgSta69: oh u mean it's broken? 03.26.15 # <_user_> GaNgSta69: i remeber reading some posts about low battery bugs... 03.26.28 # its not turning on or doesnt recognise that cable is in to charge it.. 03.27.03 # <_user_> did u try to reset it? 03.27.18 # <_user_> i meant, did u try resetting it? 03.27.22 # i pressed it in .. yeh but nuthin happens 03.27.32 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 03.28.13 # <_user_> hmm so when u connect it to the charger, the light doesnt turn on? 03.28.25 # <_user_> did u try leaving it for a long time? 03.28.30 # no light at all 03.28.38 # ive had it in for around 10mins 03.29.24 # im starting to worry.. ive had h140 for over yr and nuthin ever happened to it.. its my life ;) jkin.. but my prob is serious 03.29.54 # <_user_> hmm... i think something like that happend to me too 03.30.16 # <_user_> what i did was, i let it be for a long time w/o the charger 03.30.26 # <_user_> then tried to turn it on, which it did for a split sec 03.30.51 # its been left alone for around 12hrs.. i went to sleep ... now im connecting to charger .. 03.31.00 # <_user_> hmm 03.31.21 # <_user_> if it ever turns on, even for a split sec, try plugging in ur usb cable 03.31.25 # <_user_> and back up everything if u can 03.31.32 # <_user_> my h120 failed 2 times 03.31.42 # <_user_> one time, i was not able to recover anything 03.31.49 # shit i dont give a crap about the files.. i want my thing to work 03.31.51 # lol 03.31.55 # <_user_> lol well 03.32.18 # <_user_> iriver is usually generous about that kinda stuff even if ur warranty is gone 03.32.24 # <_user_> try calling them 03.32.29 # im in AUS 03.32.33 # <_user_> you will probably have to wait a looonnnng 03.32.34 # <_user_> ouc 03.32.35 # <_user_> h 03.32.50 # <_user_> well in that case... i cant really think of anything.. sorry 03.33.02 # dont they help with ppl in AUS 03.33.23 # <_user_> i have no idea 03.33.27 # <_user_> they probably do... 03.33.39 # <_user_> did u try misticriver.net? 03.34.52 # site isnt workin atm 03.35.11 # or is that just me 03.35.49 # _user_: I don't see any cjk chars in those fonts 03.36.53 # <_user_> phaedrus961: aw man.. i guess ill look for more... 03.37.48 # ive got my brothers h140 as well.. u think it would be a good idea to open mine up and swap with battery or somethin like that.. ?? or shouldnt do that ? 03.37.56 # how much is a battery ? 03.38.12 # is there a model i can look at or somethin 03.38.37 # maybe there's a way to convert the ksx1001 fonts to unicode 03.38.43 # I'll look into that 03.38.50 # <_user_> GaNgSta69: hmm doesnt work for me either 03.38.59 # <_user_> phaedrus961: yeah that'd be sooo nice 03.39.39 # <_user_> GaNgSta69: with my virtually non-existent knowledge, i suggest u wait for misticriver.net to work... 03.39.58 # <_user_> even rockbox forum doesnt work for me :( 03.40.15 # I CONNECTED MY BRO'S CHARGER THE LIGHT IS ON !!!!!!!! 03.40.19 # major breakthrough 03.40.22 # <_user_> nice 03.40.23 # <_user_> lol 03.40.29 # <_user_> so it was ur charger then? 03.40.38 # maybe.. ill connect mine to his 03.40.43 # <_user_> haha 03.40.55 Join Shani}{Coder [0] (i=shani@Ariel.Atlantica.US) 03.41.13 # <_user_> elome.. or something like that claimed that he has the korean iso font in the forum 03.41.22 # <_user_> but the forum seems to be down or something.. i cant get in 03.42.26 # yeah, it's down for me too 03.46.28 # <_user_> btw, are you the guy who did the chinese/japanese patch? 03.47.33 Join random_man [0] (n=405b5449@labb.contactor.se) 03.47.46 # I updated it and added a few things 03.47.56 # but I'm not the original author 03.48.11 # anybody else have the forums link time out on there? 03.49.05 # <_user_> phaedrus961: hmm so do you think there's a way to get around that dircache? so that i can get my rockbox uptodate? 03.49.26 # <_user_> random_man: forum doesnt work for me either 03.49.49 # ok just making sure its not my connection. you try misticriver.net too? 03.50.02 # <_user_> is misticriver on the same server? (i'm guessing tha's the case since jeff mods it) it doesnt work either... 03.50.36 # yes now i remember it is 03.50.50 # I don't know anything about the dircache code, sorry 03.51.46 # but markun says that it works with the unicode patch, so you can use that when I get korean working 03.52.14 # why do you guys think the remote patch commited to cvs? 03.52.51 # when* 03.54.06 # <_user_> phaedrus961: ok :) 03.54.19 # <_user_> i think timid and firefly are working on that 03.54.33 # <_user_> oh xaviergr too probably 03.56.39 # yes 04.02.13 # no I am not on the remote anymore, unfortunately. 04.02.37 # Firefly is doing something like I did, but more complete and bugfee. 04.02.51 # <_user_> oh ok 04.02.58 # TiMiD has another approach which probably be commitable 04.03.15 # <_user_> so firefly's is still temporary? 04.03.38 # yeah, it wil not be commited and thats for sure. 04.04.54 # <_user_> i see 04.05.12 Join QT [0] (i=as@madwifi/users/area51) 04.16.06 Quit RotAtoR () 04.17.18 Quit QT_ (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 04.24.27 # why wont fireflys be commited? 04.35.22 Quit _user_ ("CGI:IRC (EOF)") 04.46.11 Quit Shani}{Coder (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 04.49.09 Part aegray 04.51.19 # random_man: Because his way is not good for commitment, it will add clutter to the code, rockbox isn't made for the iriver specifically, so the devs are right that they don't want this way. After all they denied my remote patch too, because it was this way(same as FireFly's). But have patience, TiMiD is working on another remote approach which probably be accepted for commitment. 04.56.06 Quit GaNgSta69 () 05.16.33 # hmmm they seem kinda picky... 05.19.23 # well i hope when they do commited i hope its as good as as the latest remote patch from firefly 05.20.11 # it will be even better because this way rockbox can handle any number of screens indpendently 05.20.34 # and will be good for further ports too 05.21.42 # yes. 05.23.49 # nihaha 05.24.02 # the forums are working again if you didnt know i just found out.... 05.24.03 # still awake guys .? 05.27.35 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 05.30.14 # ahthey flew away :( 05.31.09 # wat is link for updated remote implamented in rockbox build? 05.32.16 # the firefly's one ? 05.32.35 # it may be here http://home.arcor.de/s.wezel/ 05.32.37 # yes. isnt it http://home.arcor.de/s.wezel/ ? 05.32.40 # or not ... 05.32.55 # i looked its only updated to the 8th but check this out..... 05.33.32 # I have uploaded my cvs-sources with the latest cvs changes(9 Oct 13:37) or does this mean something different 05.34.14 # http://home.arcor.de/s.wezel/my-rockbox-remote-src.tar.bz2 05.34.28 # this one seems to be from yesterday 05.35.36 # ok 05.36.54 # (else you have my patch, but I'm not sure it's what you want :p) 05.37.03 # who was it who had the other page with other sorts of versions of rockbox with plugins and stuff in them. is site kinda looked like rockboxes. with the backround colors 05.37.23 # yes i heard you are making one. how is that comming? 05.37.36 # i havnt head much bout yours TiMiD 05.39.40 # it was rasher's page I thing 05.40.04 # you can find it on the forum (if it wants to work :p ) 05.41.05 # fourms are working... for me 05.41.05 # about my patch : I'm waiting for core dev's feedback, but they seems very busy right now 05.41.21 # for me it's working but very slow 05.42.20 # http://rasher.dk/rockbox/ 05.42.25 # here it is 05.42.27 # i have slow internet so its the same for me. \ 05.43.00 # I have no internet :D 05.43.24 # it's my neighbour wifi ... and it depends on the wether, etc ... 05.44.27 # lol nice the nearest neighbor for dsl is bout 10 miles away so im stuck with less then 56k 05.44.41 # use a parabol :) 05.45.37 # i dont know what that is 05.46.27 # maybe my english taht sucks ;p 05.46.57 # parabola ? 05.48.50 # explain what it does and i might know 05.48.59 # well 05.49.11 # it's used to receive radio waves 05.49.18 # for example from satellites 05.49.51 # oh ok. i dont really know the kid anymore so i dont think i could get it anyways 05.50.25 # http://www.radiopico.it/GIF/PARABOLE.JPG 05.50.28 # that :) 05.51.02 # (I want one in my garden XD) 05.51.17 # uhh thats a little big 05.51.49 # we use to have an old sat dish that was the old school ones (very huge and white) mabey i could of riged it up to do that 05.52.59 # there are guys who managed to get wifi signal from 10 miles 05.53.20 # holy crap 05.53.49 # with a .. I don't know how to say this in english, but it's very cheap 05.53.53 # http://www.paris-sansfil.fr/AntenneRicore 05.53.58 # look at the pictures :) 05.55.44 # wow different language. ill use babel fish 05.55.57 # hmmm :) 05.56.07 # ah 05.56.09 # I remember 05.56.11 # what language is that? 05.56.19 # french 05.56.24 # the word is "cans" 05.56.26 # yep 05.56.30 # french :) 05.58.02 # cool. mabey i can get ffaster internet then. my town is bout 4 miles away... 05.58.15 # ha :) 05.58.40 # prepare your drill ! 05.58.54 # this isnt illegal is it? 05.59.01 # hmm 05.59.13 # the antenna is legal 05.59.19 # do you know how much this costs? 05.59.22 # stealing the connexion isn't 06.00.00 # the cost should'nt exceed 10USD 06.00.13 # wow really. sweet 06.00.33 Join linuxstb_ [0] (n=linuxstb@i-83-67-212-170.freedom2surf.net) 06.00.36 # now if only i could read french cuz trasnlation dosnt make sense 06.00.45 # http://www.turnpoint.net/wireless/cantennahowto.html 06.00.54 # this seems to be english :) 06.01.17 # all you need is a can, a drill and some wires 06.01.30 # but I can't guaranty that it will work ... 06.01.40 # I didn't tested myself 06.01.48 # sweet. that one is under 5 bucks 06.02.43 # you can do amazing things with a can :) 06.04.09 # haha yes you can 06.05.22 # btw, are you a native english speaker ? 06.05.36 # yes 06.05.43 # cool :) 06.05.47 # I have a question 06.05.50 # should I ? 06.06.15 # yup..... 06.06.20 # hmm 06.06.37 # TiMiD:still awake guys .?-> I didn't sleep at all. I have college lesson in 8.00 am. If i sleep now I will surely miss it!!! 06.06.43 # I have to say a sentence but i don't know how to say il properly 06.07.02 # it's for my CV 06.07.09 # (I must do in in english ...) 06.07.10 # use translator haha 06.07.31 # I tried but it's far too complicated :p 06.07.46 # what I want to say is that sometimes I hold the student bar 06.08.10 Join brunofone [0] (i=brunofon@r32h240.res.gatech.edu) 06.08.12 # (I receive custommers) 06.08.19 # hmmm 06.08.54 # XavierGr: no school tomorrow XD 06.09.08 # (but i must do this fckù$ù CV) 06.09.17 # yo guys, any word on the progress of rockbox for the gmini 220?? as in, is the project still going on at all?? 06.09.54 # it's paused :) 06.10.13 # haha with a smiley face? 06.10.21 # sure 06.10.27 # i just bought the 220, man the firmware is bad 06.10.29 # I don't own a gmini :p 06.10.30 # it hangs like crazy 06.11.26 # why is it paused? the guy doing it doesnt have time? 06.11.43 # no he stopped working on it 06.11.54 # (but a lot of work has been done 06.12.00 # hm 06.12.08 # no plans to pick it back up? 06.12.16 # you could do it yourself :p 06.12.33 # how far is 200 meters ? 06.12.50 # haha i go to georgia tech, i could probably find some cs kid that would do it 06.14.03 # random_man: 1/5 km 06.14.10 # 1/10 miles 06.14.24 # 1/10 of a mile? 06.14.43 # I hate metric inconsistencies!!! 06.14.55 # a little more but that's around that 06.15.24 Quit linuxstb (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 06.15.27 Join webguest64 [0] (n=18d79b85@labb.contactor.se) 06.15.56 # 200m=656ft=0.1242742miles 06.15.58 Quit webguest64 (Client Quit) 06.16.48 # how long is 5000 meters? 06.16.52 # 200 metres = 7874.02 inches or 656.17 feet or 218,72 yards or 0,12 miles or 0.2 km 06.17.10 # in what you want the answer? 06.17.13 Join Paul_The_Nerd [0] (n=paulthen@cpe-66-68-93-2.austin.res.rr.com) 06.17.37 # 1640.42 feet 06.17.55 # 5 000 meters = 3.10685596 miles 06.18.03 # random_man: for the 10 miles, it was with parabolas 06.18.19 # oh I thought he said 500 metres 06.18.45 # oh. well i found one that was tested wtih 5000 meters for a tin can 06.18.46 # 3 miles with a can antenna 06.19.01 # oh 06.19.10 # 79km with a parabola :) 06.19.16 # http://www.wireless-fr.org/communaute/index.php?les%20exp%E9riences%20perso 06.19.29 # (it's in french but look the numbers :p) 06.19.35 # parabola, you mean the big satelite dish you posted? 06.20.37 # or a little tv-like antenna? 06.20.40 # hmm 06.20.59 # wow 06.21.15 # http://www.nantes-wireless.org/images/wiki/tests/testsLD1.jpg 06.21.17 # that 06.22.05 # can we build that ourselves? 06.22.17 # i would like one of those 06.23.00 # couldl i jsut use an old small dish instead of havint that one ? 06.23.11 # I don't know 06.23.57 # antennas are not random whapes 06.24.10 # it must be calculated 06.24.11 # well i have to go. nice talking to you. later 06.24.15 Quit brunofone () 06.24.17 # cu 06.24.24 Part random_man 06.24.43 # and my question :( 06.28.53 # any native english speaker awake ? 06.29.39 # Yes 06.29.45 # How can I help you?' 06.29.56 # I have to do a CV in english 06.30.14 # I've done it but I'm not sure it's "english" 06.30.25 # some sentences sounds weird to me 06.30.38 # CV? 06.31.18 # hmm 06.31.22 # Curriculum Vitae 06.31.39 # it's a document you provide a company when ytou want them to employ you 06.32.02 # to postulate for a job 06.32.41 # Aaah 06.33.16 # "resume" 06.33.26 # Well, I wouldn't mind looking at it. I'm a native english speaker, though I'll admit my grammar is imperfect. 06.33.26 # I think it's how you say it 06.33.30 # Yes, it is. 06.33.35 # thx :):) 06.33.43 # do you have openoffice ? 06.33.47 # Yes 06.33.50 # ok 06.33.57 # a .odt is finethen ;) 06.34.05 # In fact, it is preferred. 06.34.49 # :p 06.35.10 # a .doc would look crappy with the conversion 06.35.19 # http://timidzone.free.fr/pub/CV Kevin FERRARE anglais.odt 06.35.25 # it's here 06.35.44 # ok 06.35.55 # thank you very much ! 06.36.05 # (it's not a very big document) 06.37.58 # Hrm... your use of the word "achievement" may not be the best choice. I think it works, but it's a little awkward. 06.38.40 # what word would you use instead ? 06.38.44 # I'm thinking about that. 06.38.48 # ok :) 06.39.16 # These are things you made, or helped make? 06.39.29 # what I want to say is just that it wasa part of my work 06.39.43 # things I made 06.40.54 # I think 'creation' might sound better then. 06.41.30 # ok I change that :p 06.42.18 # Beside "Clanlib" you spelled multiplatform wrong. There's an E in it that doesn't belong. 06.42.45 # oh 06.43.03 # I wrote it the french way :) 06.43.12 # Gotcha 06.44.22 # I'm just trying to figure out how to reword this sentence: "handling and reception of the public in a show room and in a swimming pool." It sounds very strange, but I'm not sure I can think of a better way of wording it. 06.44.46 # ok 06.44.57 # It provides the information clearly, is just seems strange reading it. 06.45.12 # because the words are in french order maybe :) 06.45.15 # Maybe 06.45.32 # I think it actually works. I don't know if there's a better way to say it. 06.45.54 # show room is correct ? 06.46.33 # Yes. 06.46.35 # (I meant a place where you listen concerts and so on) 06.46.42 # I wasn't sure 06.46.44 # Hrm. 06.46.44 # :) 06.47.06 # Well then, perhaps "Theatre" "Auditorium" or "Concert hall" 06.47.25 # it was a multi purpose place 06.47.36 # Well, show room works. 06.48.11 # where there was concerts, art, dance, associations, political meetings ... 06.48.45 # Aaah 06.49.24 # I think that's probably the best way of saying it then. 06.49.32 # ok;) 06.49.55 # the sentence still looks strange ? 06.49.58 # You may want to change "in a swimming pool" to something like "around a swimming pool." I don't know exactly what you intend, but it sounds like everyone was in the water the whole time to me. 06.50.46 # I was in the cloakroom and at the counter 06.50.55 # to help people 06.51.12 # So maybe change it to "at a swimming pool" 06.51.20 # I think it's the "in" that makes it seem strange to me. 06.51.22 # (and to punish them if they did silly things XD) 06.51.39 # Hehehe 06.51.45 # "at" si better ? 06.52.11 # I believe so, yes. 06.52.40 # (yes, tricking girls with sprinkler pipe with cold water was the best ^^) 06.52.49 # Hahaha. 06.53.18 # hmm 06.53.30 # at doesn't sounds good I think 06.53.41 # "at a swimming pool." is correct ? 06.54.22 # I think you must remove the "the" before public 06.54.59 # Well, "a swimming pool" generally refers to the water itself, and not the facilities around it such as the counter. So I think "at" would be best. 06.55.10 # ok :) 06.56.00 # XavierGr: The "the" before public is fine, assuming "the public" refers to people in general. 06.56.45 # oops I found a fatal error : my age 06.56.47 # XD 06.56.57 # 22 years old is more correct :) 06.57.06 # Hehehe 06.57.24 # I didn't even look at the date. 06.57.25 # Yes that why I said it, tough no native speaker of English, I remember someone saying that "the" seems to has a better use when naming something unique and not general. 06.57.52 # ^that's 06.58.10 # that's whyI put the "the" here ;) 06.58.10 # Yes, but Public is an adjective usually. You can have a public item, meaning that it belongs to everyone. When you say "the public" you make public into a noun. 06.58.34 # same in french :) 06.58.56 # Hey TiMiD: We have the same age! 06.59.02 # I'm 22 as well. 06.59.11 # ow ^^ 06.59.18 # when were you born ? 06.59.30 # January 12, 1983 here. 06.59.31 # 1984 06.59.41 # oh then I am 21 and heading to 22 06.59.47 # :) 07.00.08 # I'm not the only one mistaken about my age :p 07.00.23 # when TiMiD? 07.00.34 # written in my corrent :p 07.00.51 # corrent? 07.00.52 # September 19, 1983 07.00.58 # current 07.01.22 # I am the newbie here then... 07.02.04 # I'm not far from you then :) 07.02.42 # Paul_The_Nerd: I wanted to add smth to my current but I don't know how to say it in english 07.02.51 # it's about the studies 07.03.14 # I'm in computer engineering 07.03.34 # but there is a specialisation in systems and networks 07.04.15 # (but I don't want to say I'm specialized because it's not that) 07.04.25 # You could just say "Computer engineering with a focus on systems and networks" 07.04.31 # ok :) 07.04.41 # that's perfect :) 07.04.47 # Glad I could help 07.05.46 # thank you verrryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy much :) 07.06.08 # I was afraid my current looked like chinese to a native speaker 07.07.14 # I need it because I want to do my last training period abroad 07.07.39 # No, it's very readable 07.08.09 # Though "LANGUES ETRANGERES" should probably be translated to English. ;-) 07.08.17 # ouchhhhh 07.08.19 # XD 07.08.35 # I didn't even noticed :) 07.08.45 # I read right over it the first time. 07.09.05 # me 3 :) 07.09.08 # 2 07.09.20 # (I don't read the titles ^^) 07.09.44 # 'FOREIGN LANGUAGES' should be fine :) 07.10.03 # Or simply "LANGUAGES" 07.10.34 # ok :) 07.11.43 # another expression that sounded strange was "board of directors" 07.12.29 # what I just wanted to say was that I was in the decision group of the assiciation 07.12.39 # but nothing to do with buisness 07.12.53 # "Directing committee" 07.12.56 # (in french, director is associated to a company) 07.13.01 # ok 07.13.09 # Board of Directors does sound like a more business related position 07.13.15 # ok :) 07.14.30 # I'm reassured now that you read it :p 07.15.29 # :) 07.16.05 # maybe I should add that I get the first place at the inter-university bier drinking contest :D 07.16.24 # (or how to break the whole thing) 07.16.35 # :p 07.16.55 # Hehehe 07.17.31 # maybe just the 'Holding the student bar.' is inappropriate 07.18.13 # I'm actually not certain what you mean by that. 07.18.23 # hmm 07.18.45 # I couldn't find an exact translation 07.19.06 # we have a student bar holded by students 07.19.43 # (they prepare cofee, biers, it's a free work (they are not paid for that)) 07.19.52 # and sometimes I do this too 07.19.56 # that what I meant 07.19.57 # Hrm. 07.21.02 # "Volunteering at the student bar" 07.21.15 # sounds great :) 07.23.24 Join matsl [0] (n=matsl@1-1-4-2a.mal.sth.bostream.se) 07.23.48 # thanks for having granted me your time :) 07.24.00 # it's very kind 07.24.22 # It's no problem 07.25.28 # well 07.25.38 # I think I'm gonna go to bed 07.25.46 # (it's 7am here) 07.26.07 # (tonight, I couldn't sleep) 07.26.22 # a party until 5 am 07.26.26 # Hehehe 07.26.31 # See you later then 07.27.31 # and then this current to do (I was anxious because there are few works abroad and alot of students, so I must do it very quickly) 07.27.37 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 07.27.57 # well good night then! 07.28.12 # (it must be night too where you are) 07.28.18 # Yes 07.28.21 # 12:28 AM 07.28.47 # you are near to the atlantic side then 07.28.54 # Texas. :( 07.29.02 # ow 07.29.13 # forget it :) 07.29.27 # Hehehe 07.29.49 # I hope some core devs give me their opinions about the remote patch I did 07.29.58 # but they seems very busy 07.30.07 # Yeah, it can take a while 07.30.13 # (I havn't seen one since Isubmutted it) 07.30.58 # morning :) 07.31.04 # Mornin' Bger 07.31.09 # 'night :) 07.31.12 Quit XavierGr (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 07.31.14 # yep :) 07.31.17 # (even if it's morning here) 07.31.40 # TiMiD u haven't slept ? 07.31.42 # today will be a zombie day 07.31.46 # not yet 07.31.51 # bad :( 07.31.59 # I had lot of things to do 07.32.09 # and I don't have school today :) 07.32.11 Quit matsl (Remote closed the connection) 07.32.18 # * Bger haven't awaken yet 07.32.34 # what time is it 4 you ? 07.33.05 # hum, ctcp time don't work :p lol 07.33.22 # Private messages from unregistered users are currently blocked due to spam 07.33.22 # problems, but you can always message a staffer. Please register! ( 07.33.22 # http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#privmsg ) 07.34.04 # hm 07.34.09 # ah yup 07.34.11 # well cu guys 07.34.26 # it's strange that ctcp-replys are filtered too 07.34.29 # (and thanks again Paul_The_Nerd :) ) 07.34.54 # No problem TiMiD 07.35.30 Nick TiMiD is now known as TiMiD[sleepingAw (n=TiMiD[FD@asgard.valombre.net) 07.35.30 DBUG Enqueued KICK TiMiD[sleepingAw 07.35.36 # nite, TiMiD[sleepingAw 07.36.01 # night .. it's almost day here :) 07.36.20 # yea, i know, i'm in east europe 07.36.32 # 8:36 here 07.36.57 # 7:36 :) 07.41.59 # hm, Maxime` it should work now :) 07.42.40 # Bger: i've turned "unfiltered" on, then it worked ^^ 07.42.52 # it's just that CTCP-REPLY uses "privmsg" 07.42.57 # so the server filter it 07.43.18 Nick Vlad0man is now known as Vladoman (n=Vladoman@p54A7C43D.dip.t-dialin.net) 07.43.23 Ctcp Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood 07.43.23 # * Bger wasn't identified 07.43.33 # that was the problem 07.43.36 # ah :p 07.43.36 # lol 07.43.55 # yup ^^ 07.44.53 # time to school 07.44.54 # ++ 07.48.59 Join ender` [0] (i=ychat@84.52.165.220) 08.03.09 Quit Paul_The_Nerd ("Chatzilla 0.9.68a [Firefox 1.0.7/20050915]") 08.14.41 Join ashridah [0] (i=ashridah@220-253-123-41.VIC.netspace.net.au) 08.42.16 Join _FireFly_ [0] (n=icechat5@pd95b7c08.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) 08.45.18 Quit Bger ("bbl") 08.46.07 Join Vlad0man [0] (n=Vladoman@p54A7C246.dip.t-dialin.net) 08.49.25 Join einhirn [0] (i=Miranda@bsod.rz.tu-clausthal.de) 08.58.40 Quit linuxstb_ (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 08.59.14 Join linuxstb_ [0] (n=linuxstb@i-83-67-212-170.freedom2surf.net) 09.02.51 Join linuxstb__ [0] (n=linuxstb@i-83-67-212-170.freedom2surf.net) 09.03.55 Quit Vladoman (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 09.07.32 Join Bger [0] (n=Bager@83.222.160.88) 09.19.36 Quit linuxstb_ (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 09.26.20 Quit linuxstb__ (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 09.26.54 Join linuxstb__ [0] (n=linuxstb@i-83-67-212-170.freedom2surf.net) 09.27.38 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 09.31.44 Quit Maxime` (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 09.31.46 Join linuxstb_ [0] (n=linuxstb@i-83-67-212-170.freedom2surf.net) 09.33.00 Join Maxime [0] (n=flemmard@fbx.flemmard.net) 09.38.54 Join ender1 [0] (i=ychat@84.52.165.220) 09.39.27 Quit leachbj ("Client exiting") 09.48.29 Quit linuxstb__ (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 09.51.51 Quit ender` (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 09.56.38 Join paugh [0] (n=kickback@2001:5c0:8fff:ffff:8000:0:3e03:6822) 09.57.40 Join |Lupin| [0] (n=seb@zen.loria.fr) 09.57.46 # <|Lupin|> Hello, everybody. 09.58.41 # <|Lupin|> Just a quick question. Can I copy rockbox on an Iriver before booting on the new firmware, or should I first copy the firmware, then upgrade it, then reboot, then copy rockbox, and then finally runrockbox ? 09.59.36 Nick paugh is now known as AliasCoffee (n=kickback@2001:5c0:8fff:ffff:8000:0:3e03:6822) 10.01.29 # it doesn't matter. having rockbox on the iriver will do nothing until a patched firmware is on 10.02.02 # |Lupin|: It doesn't matter. If the bootloader hasn't been installed, rockbox files will just be ignored on the hard disk. If you've installed the bootloader, but rockbox doesn't exist, then the bootloader will just load the original firmware. 10.03.41 # <|Lupin|> Ok 10.03.47 # <|Lupin|> So I can copy everything at once 10.03.58 Join XavierGr [0] (n=XavierGr@ppp50-adsl-174.ath.forthnet.gr) 10.04.13 # Good Morning! 10.04.13 # <|Lupin|> and then oncethe firmware is upgraded, the next start will run rockboxAutomatically. 10.04.18 # <|Lupin|> Am I correct ? 10.04.51 # yep 10.05.47 # morning, XavierGr 10.06.11 # linuxstb_ 10x for looking for "password wallets" 10.06.20 # <|Lupin|> Thanks all 10.06.22 # <|Lupin|> C U later 10.06.29 Part |Lupin| 10.07.59 Join Musicmad [0] (n=Musicmad@cpe.atm2-0-1031198.0x50a4ad0e.bynxx13.customer.tele.dk) 10.09.32 Join B4gder [0] (n=d559bcce@labb.contactor.se) 10.36.54 # busy morning today :-) 10.37.35 # yep 10.38.10 # would it be considered rude to push this one to the front :) http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=1383.0 10.39.13 # you can push all you want, I think the problem with this is that no dev can repeat this 10.40.07 # yes - I fear that too... :) 10.41.28 # where do I need to send my player then! 10.41.39 Join linuxstb__ [0] (n=linuxstb@i-83-67-212-170.freedom2surf.net) 10.41.40 # there is a danish dev right? (rasher?) 10.44.48 # afaik 10.54.58 Quit linuxstb_ (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 11.09.00 Quit Slasheri (brown.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 11.09.00 NSplit brown.freenode.net irc.freenode.net 11.09.58 NHeal brown.freenode.net irc.freenode.net 11.09.58 NJoin Slasheri [0] (i=miipekk@ihme.org) 11.13.26 # hi Slasheri! 11.13.33 # XavierGr: hi :) 11.22.17 Join Moos [0] (i=DrMoos@m91.net81-66-158.noos.fr) 11.22.26 # Morning guys 11.22.53 # Slsheri: hi, you there? 11.23.02 # *Slasheri :-) 11.24.22 # Morning everyone 11.24.39 # Hi markun 11.25.21 # Moos: I now have rockbox in korean ;) 11.25.48 Join LinusN [0] (n=linus@labb.contactor.se) 11.25.54 # congratulations :-) 11.25.59 # thanks! :-) 11.26.08 # ooh, hi LinusN 11.26.10 # :) 11.26.12 # Bonjour Linus 11.26.43 # i asked varitronix directly about the H300 LCD, showing them the JPG of the markings 11.27.02 # "The mentioned display is our custom tooled 11.27.02 # module, not our standard module, hence we are reluntant to provide its 11.27.02 # specification and details to others." 11.27.42 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 11.27.52 # Slasheri: still doesn't know why there are shuting down problem with dircache? I read guys with my problem too in the forum :-( 11.28.07 # LinusN is this very bad :( 11.28.39 # Bger: yes, but let's hope that it still has the HD66789R controller 11.29.00 # it might just be a form factor thing 11.29.15 # what's the chance of getting info from iriver firmware otherwise ? 11.29.49 # hi Moos, LinusN and everyone :) 11.30.11 # Hi :) 11.30.34 # Moos: i don't know because i have never experienced that myself.. 11.30.55 # any idea what can cause this? 11.31.01 # nope 11.31.12 # :-( 11.31.43 # it systematicly freeze when shuting down 11.31.54 # serious bug, :-( 11.31.58 # interesting.. what it shows on the display when it freezes? 11.32.19 # try the debug console and paste all lines you have on the remote lcd before it freezes 11.32.24 # Bger: we can of course reverse engineer the firmware, or use a logic analyzer to snoop the LCD communication 11.32.25 # it freeze in the browser screen 11.32.41 # hmm 11.32.48 # Moos: but not with the cache disabled? 11.32.51 # i suppose it'll slow down the bootloader... 11.33.03 # Bger: somewhat 11.33.05 # Linus: yes just with the cache 11.33.19 # todays daily? 11.33.25 # what about Moos saving the config to .cfg file ... 11.33.46 # yes since 1 day or 2 11.34.05 # Moos: that is weird.. in fact there might be one possible problem that cache doesn't list the . and .. files currently but i don't think that should cause it 11.34.19 # ohh 11.35.22 # Moos: try saving the cfg file as Bger just mentioned and then try resetting configuration. And send the config to me too 11.35.23 # I thought I'm alone with this bug, but it was reported in Rockbox forums too 11.35.35 # I trying 11.36.28 # Moos: so you just start it, and shut down directly? 11.36.35 # without resume 11.37.12 # Moos: database or file mode? 11.37.25 # start player, play new music, stop and long press stop for turned off, but freeze in the browser screen 11.37.25 Join |Lupin| [0] (n=seb@zen.loria.fr) 11.37.31 # <|Lupin|> Hi again 11.37.39 # file mode 11.37.53 # <|Lupin|> This is a question for Ljoux users: which USB controller (modules) do you use tomount an Iriver H1xx, please ? 11.37.56 # dircahe don't work for database 11.38.09 # Moos: so first you press stop shortly and the file browser still works? then you long press it and freeze? 11.40.18 # |Lupin|: what is Ljoux? 11.40.32 # |Lupin|: generic usb-storage + scsi disk support works fine here 11.40.38 # linux maybe :) 11.40.39 # Slasheri: long press freeze the player 11.41.02 # for shut down 11.41.11 # Moos: It's a dircache, not a database cache 11.41.14 # so usb-storage and sd need to be loaded (plus pre-requisites) 11.41.22 # Moos: ok, and before the long press you have a short press? 11.41.30 # <|Lupin|> yes Linux... 11.41.33 # amiconn: indeed :) 11.41.35 # Moos: playlist or regular dir play? 11.41.40 # <|Lupin|> but nothing happens when I plug in the Iriver. 11.41.45 # |Lupin|: there's nothing special fortunately, the filesystem will be vfat (fat32) and you just mount it and copy files across like any hard disk 11.41.54 # |Lupin|: /var/log/messages? 11.41.55 # Slasheri: yes short press for quit WPS 11.41.58 # <|Lupin|> I started it, though. Is there something else to do before pluging it to the computer ? 11.42.02 # Moos: ok, good 11.42.30 # |Lupin|: did the device go into usb mode? 11.42.48 # <|Lupin|> I don't know. 11.42.52 # <|Lupin|> How can I check this ? 11.43.01 # is there something on the screen 11.43.02 # Moos: do you have any patches or just a fresh daily build? 11.43.14 # saying "CONNECTED" 11.43.23 # or something similar 11.43.30 # Slasheri: fresh daily build of yesterday 11.45.02 # <|Lupin|> for the moment the Iriver has the normal Iriver firmware. 11.45.11 # <|Lupin|> I would like to mount it to copy Rockbox on it. 11.45.26 # |Lupin| so it runs iriver fw ? 11.46.02 # ok, when u start it and plug in it to the USB ... is there something on the screen? like "CONNECTED" "USB" etc ? 11.46.03 # question regarding the no sound bug. To make a clean install do I need to do anything else than deleting all rockbox related and copy the newest build over? 11.46.33 # Musicmad overwriting should be sufficient 11.46.54 # |Lupin|: check you have at least the following modules loaded: usb_storage and usbhid (kernel 2.6) 11.47.03 # usb-storage 11.47.04 # Bger: thanks - what about RoLo? - I have only used the fwpatcher once a while back. 11.47.06 # not usb_storage 11.47.06 # then tail -f /var/log/kern.log and plug the player 11.47.19 Quit _FireFly_ (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 11.47.24 # ashridah: hmm, ok :) 11.47.28 # |Lupin|: How do you transfer music to your iriver if you can't get USB to work? 11.47.33 # ashridah it's usb_storage 11.47.43 # i stand corrected 11.48.12 # it shows up as usb_storage in lsmod. it loads as usb-storage. 11.48.13 # try loading also uhci_hcd and ehci_hcd 11.48.15 # * ashridah gives himself half marks 11.48.17 # <|Lupin|> Mounted. Thanks ! 11.48.23 # great :) 11.48.37 # <|Lupin|> ehci_hcd seems the right choice. 11.48.47 # <|Lupin|> Btw: Is Iriver also USB 1.1 compatible ? 11.48.56 # yes it is 11.49.01 # <|Lupin|> ok, thx. 11.49.30 # Bger: what do you think? 11.49.46 # do I need to use fwpatcher again or? 11.50.07 # no 11.50.14 # it's for the bootloader 11.50.24 # btw, what's your bootloader version? 11.51.24 # Moos: i think i will provide you a few test builds you can try when i get home 11.51.56 # ok I will go too, I could test this night 11.52.08 # ok, good :) 11.52.18 # i add some debug numbers to the remote lcd 11.52.24 # in waiting can't use your cache here :-) 11.52.34 # Bger: let me check 11.52.37 # you then just need to tell me the last number it displays when it freezes 11.53.49 # ok 11.53.53 # hm where do you check bootloader version? 11.54.34 # Slasheri does the last version of the bootloader display build date 11.54.42 # Slasheri: logs in remote isn't in the CVS version 11.54.45 # no? 11.54.54 # Moos: no 11.55.07 # Bger: at least it displays the version 11.55.18 # ok, I will test with your builds 11.55.27 # Musicmad restart your player 11.55.32 # but not the date 11.55.46 # it should show it in the very beginning 11.55.50 # rockbox displays build date but not the boot loader 11.56.18 # Moos: in fact i can do one build you immediately if you have little time to test :) 11.56.23 # Bger: ok - what am I looking for? 11.56.32 # (i can't test right now but i can remotely create the build still) 11.56.46 # Musicmad, Slasheri could describe it better than me ... 11.57.03 Join preglow [0] (n=thomjoha@hekta.edt.aft.hist.no) 11.57.07 # ok thanks - Slasheri how do I check the bootloader version please? :) 11.57.20 # hm, easier q: when did you put the rockbox's bootloader ? 11.57.35 # Moos: what is the first line the bootloader says when you power on the unit? 11.57.42 # Musicmad.. 11.57.51 # it says the version of the bootloader right at the start. 11.58.00 # Bger: maybe 3 months ago when I first used fwpatcher. Have only done daily build overwrites since that. 11.58.01 # yes, at least version 5 says 11.58.07 # is says Bootloader vx 11.58.16 # I might have an old version then? 11.58.26 # Slasheri: I'll go to university right now, I'll back in few hours 11.58.30 # check it out. 11.58.34 # Musicmad then i definitely suggest u to upgrade ... 11.58.40 # Musicmad: or menu -> info -> Rockbox info 11.58.42 # there are some bugs 11.58.49 # in older bootloaders 11.59.02 # Ehh.. Version :) 11.59.14 # Bger: excellent news. Let me check the site on info on how to upgrade. 11.59.24 # Moos: ah, ok :) see you later :) 11.59.43 # c you later guys 11.59.55 # Musicmad i'm not telling you that this will get out your problems... 12.00.05 Quit Moos ("Glory to Rockbox") 12.00.28 # Bger: I know, but it's something to try at least. 12.00.48 # Musicmad did you find the page ? 12.01.09 # a slight detail may cause disastrous results, you have nothing to loose if you try 12.02.11 # http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IriverBoot 12.02.16 # http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IriverBoot 12.02.19 # ok thanks. 12.02.40 # does fwpatcher contain the newest bootloader? 12.02.51 # yes 12.02.59 # how cool is that 12.03.19 # would be pretty useless otherwise... 12.03.33 # sure 12.04.12 # btw, LinusN, while on bootloader dev, what about really moving the rockbox.iriver in the .rockbox dir ? 12.04.47 # yeah I agree on that too. 12.05.19 # why? 12.05.30 # one less entry in the root dir :) 12.05.38 # hahah 12.05.49 # well, it's more or less the same to me 12.05.53 # and safety reasons. 12.05.58 # safety? how? 12.05.58 # and less "my .rockbox dir is missing" questions 12.06.05 # yep :) 12.06.08 # someone could delete it by accident 12.06.20 # and dont say that applies too .rockbox 12.06.28 # besides, it's time to rename ".rockbox" to "Rockbox" 12.06.48 # because .rockbox is filtered off and not showing on the Supported filter. 12.06.52 # hm :) 12.07.02 # While rockbox.iriver is a rolo file and can be clearly seen 12.07.02 # because of the poor os x lusers 12.07.35 # also if you want to keep it to root you could at least make it read-only proof. 12.07.44 # hmm, i like my .rockbox dir hidden :) 12.07.57 # * Bger likes hidden .rb too 12.07.57 # LinusN: OS X cannot see hidden files? 12.08.18 # me too but rolo files aren't hidden on "Supported" mode 12.08.26 # * Bger even likes the exact ".rb" or ".RB" 12.08.30 # markun: it hides dot files 12.08.49 # Bger: got the newest bootloader. Will have to wait until tomorrow to see if it's fixed. Will report back in the forum. Thanks a lot for your help. 12.08.59 # markun: and the gui unzipping tools skip hidden data 12.09.01 # for nothing:) 12.09.13 # wtf!? 12.09.14 # hah 12.09.28 # LinusN: By the way, I upadted both patches (FM presets, JPEG scroller) with brackets fixed and solved the bug in FM preset. 12.09.36 # these .DS... dirs are awful 12.09.36 # goodie 12.10.10 # If you find anything else please let me know. 12.10.40 # will do when i find the time 12.13.49 # LinusN any other news on the H3x0 front ? 12.13.57 # :) 12.14.16 # not at all, i haven't had time too even look at the h300 for a long time 12.14.24 # strange, when I try to make rockbox.iriver a hidden file, Rockbox can't find the file and original firmware starts. Is that intended? 12.16.49 # don't think so 12.17.16 # you mean I am wrong or maybe a bug? 12.17.28 # LinusN: can you think of any reason why the h3x0 lcd should have a custom controller as well? 12.17.41 # no 12.17.46 # no, me neither 12.19.12 # XavierGr: maybe a bug 12.19.41 # reboot, brb 12.19.44 Part LinusN 12.19.44 # * XavierGr imagines the beautifull magenda Rockbox logo on a H300!! 12.19.54 # :) 12.19.59 # XavierGr do u have h3x0 ? 12.20.08 # LinusN: Do you think unicode support in rockbox is a good idea? 12.20.30 # i don't think anyone objects this ... 12.20.35 # Bger: No, markun: He just quit. 12.20.45 # Ah :) 12.23.02 Join LinusN [0] (n=linus@labb.contactor.se) 12.23.17 # So, who actually made and drawed the Rockbox logo? 12.23.21 # LinusN: Ah, there you are.. 12.23.41 # LinusN: Would you object to adding unicode support to rockbox soon? 12.24.03 # markun: does it add much to the binary? 12.24.46 # markun: unicode is welcome, if it works well 12.24.52 # The size of yesterday's rockbox.iriver is 253268 12.24.59 # With unicode.. 12.25.02 # well, uyeah 12.25.03 # but archoses 12.25.11 # we're very tight there right now 12.25.34 # Hm, didn't think of that. We can have a HAVE_UNICODE define of course.. 12.25.56 # well, not having it would be nicer, heh 12.26.12 # markun: which patch is it? 12.26.16 # phaedrus961 is working on all kinds of codepage conversions. 12.26.38 # LinusN: The unicode patch in the tracker, but I don't think it will apply cleanly. 12.26.59 # figures 12.27.56 # I don't like that I have to "cvs add" files before they can be included in the patch with "cvs diff -N" 12.28.21 # me neither 12.28.24 # LinusN: If you like you can have my rockbox.zip to test. 12.28.44 # i'm only interested in the source 12.29.51 # Should the archos player also use UTF-8 for it's strings? 12.29.56 # yes 12.30.21 # Otherwise we would have to maintain the .lang file in different encodings per target 12.31.02 # Plus, some day I will add cyrillic and greek support if at all possible 12.31.12 # Good luck :) 12.31.40 # You only have 4 free chars on some players, right? 12.31.46 # yes 12.31.49 # glyphs. 12.31.53 Quit Musicmad ("Trillian (http://www.ceruleanstudios.com") 12.31.54 # add where? 12.32.11 # markun: but we remap them dynamically 12.32.12 # isn't there already a greek lang? 12.32.41 # XavierGr: There is, but it doesn't work on the old archos players. 12.32.52 # XavierGr: yes, but it doesn't display correctly on the character LCD models 12.33.13 # I got it LCD_CHARCELLS 12.33.23 # yup 12.33.26 # markun: I think it's possible. The old LCD has less definable chars, but more that are re-usable 12.34.06 # amiconn was talking about making a greyscale lib for the old players and porting jpeg.c for it too in a resolution of 14*20 I think!!! XD 12.34.38 # Too bad I can't get the simulator to compile on FreeBSD to work on archos unicode. 12.35.42 # XavierGr: Yes, I was saying that the same technique used for grayscale on archos recorders, Ondios and H1x0 should work on the player lcd too 12.35.58 # I wasn't saying that I will actually do it 12.39.16 # I wonder howmany names in the credit file are spelled wrong because it uses latin1. 12.40.32 # i don't think there are many 12.40.39 # amiconn: of course just mentioning... 12.44.12 # <|Lupin|> Ok, now Rockbox is installed on my new Iriver. 12.44.24 # <|Lupin|> How can I go to the menu to check that RCkbox speaks ? 12.44.52 # <|Lupin|> (I'm blind) 12.45.17 # it should be speaking be default if you remembered to copy a voice file to your iriver as well 12.45.35 # XavierGr: Btw, the colour rockbox logo is black & grey on orange 12.46.01 # well yes magenda orange whatever. 12.46.08 # and who made it? 12.46.20 # <|Lupin|> I did that: copied an english.voice file to the .rockbox directory... 12.47.17 # <|Lupin|> When One starts rockbox, is itSupposed to say something ? 12.47.22 # ahh, i needs to be in the langs directory which is inside the .rockbox directory 12.47.53 # no, it doesn't say anything when you start it, you need to press the menu button or do some other action 12.49.13 # amiconn: do you know if iriver voice gui supports talking dirs and filenames? 12.49.35 # <|Lupin|> It doesn't 12.49.43 # <|Lupin|> Well it can spell them out ? 12.50.10 # |Lupin|: yes, but that requires further preparations 12.50.34 # <|Lupin|> yes... 12.50.57 # preglow: It can either say the number and file type, spell them, or play the associated .talk clip the same way as on archos 12.51.05 # |Lupin|: Would text to speech be a useful feature for you on rockbox? 12.51.31 # |Lupin|: but yes, if you have copied the voice file to the .rockbox/langs directory and not changed any vital settings, rockbox should be speaking after you start it and do some action 12.51.41 # |Lupin|: The englsih.voice file must be in /.rockbox/lang 12.51.51 # the ipodlinux guys got flite (festival light) working. 12.51.51 # +s 12.52.08 # markun: yes, and we should most definitely play around with that as well 12.52.50 # <|Lupin|> markun: Definitely. 12.54.12 # Recently I get the impression that work on many things is started, but most of them never really finished, instead work starts on yet another thing... 12.54.23 # It sounds quite ok. I have listened to a lot of texts for fun with festival and you get used to it :) 12.54.29 # yes, that is the way of interest driver development 12.54.31 # This way rockbox will never become stable enough for a release 12.54.36 # (on iriver) 12.54.42 # Just my €0.02 12.55.27 # amiconn: btw, your new catch mem accesses commit, how does it work? 12.55.52 # It works similar as on archos; I should update the wiki article about it... 12.56.19 # http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/viewauth/Main/UseMemoryGuard 12.57.21 # Basically, the user break controller (SH1) and the debug module's breakpoint logic (coldfire) allow to fire an exeception on certain memory accesses 12.57.38 # You can try it live: 12.57.50 # yeah, i kind of figured that, just wondered how the access is trapped 12.58.20 # Write a primitive plugin that tries to read from address 0 or close to that 12.58.46 # Set 'Catch mem accesses' to 'Zero area (all)', then run the plugin 12.59.02 # -> I0C (Debug) at
12.59.44 # yep, that's what i wanted to know 12.59.47 # indeed a useful feature 12.59.54 # As mentioned in the commit msg, using Play to reboot doesn't work, you need the paper clip 13.00.24 # Also, catching writes doesn't do anything, because the bus just hangs on write 13.01.21 # now somone do a rombox for iriver ;) 13.01.29 # LinusN: What do you think? Should we remove the ROM write protection from crt0.S ? 13.01.43 # Or should the memguard do it when enabled? 13.02.05 # well, you can't really write to the rom that way anyway, can you? 13.02.08 # preglow: Perhaps not rombox, but I certainly want rockbox in flash 13.02.19 # amiconn: do that 13.02.24 # amiconn: which is exactly what i meant, excuse my ignorance 13.02.44 # preglow: No, but if writes are allowed, you can switch the ROM to programming mode 13.02.45 # havent dealt too much with it 13.02.55 # LinusN: Which of the 2 options? 13.03.20 # Btw, if we want to flash some day, we'll need to remove wp anyway 13.03.25 # amiconn: Hmm, i think it can be good to have the protection as default on and removed only when needed 13.03.38 # ...even for some debug functions, like reading the flash id 13.05.19 # Slasheri: so, how's recording coming? 13.06.45 # preglow: well, there is not much left before i could commit it but currently i don't have almost time at all to work with it :/ 13.07.01 # i think it should be write enabled 13.07.46 # LinusN: Okay, will do it. Just a single bit change :) 13.08.30 # preglow: Regarding rockbox in flash: On archos we have two methods: 13.08.50 # Hmm, is there then any increased risk of accidential flash write if the system crashes? I hope the flash still requires the initialization commands before it accepts write 13.09.11 # Slasheri: it can't possibly imagine it being any other way 13.09.16 # (1) Rockbox compressed in flash, decompressed into RAM and executed from there. Needs less ROM space than (2) 13.09.16 # s/it/i/ 13.09.46 # preglow: ok, good 13.09.49 # (2) Rombox, meaning the code is uncompressed, and directly running from ROM. Only .data and .bss are in RAM 13.09.55 # Slasheri: programming flash is always a widely different procedure than writing to ram, in my experience 13.10.11 # Needs less RAM, and slightly less boot time (no decompression), but more ROM space 13.10.16 # yep, it should be except if the cpu does some for you 13.10.31 # amiconn: i wouldn't mind 2, but how fast are rom accesses on iriver? 13.10.45 # Yes, that's the interesting question. 13.11.14 # Even on archos there is a speed penalty, because the RAM has 16 bit bus and the ROM has 8 bit bus 13.11.28 # ...but it pays off, because of the bigger RAM buffer 13.11.29 # well, iriver has 16 bit buses for both, at least 13.11.51 # ...and the most time critical code is in IRAM 13.12.00 # yes, iriver does it like that as well 13.12.05 # yup 13.12.37 # It might be that it is actually faster to run from ROM on iriver, but that needs to be tested 13.13.37 # The DRAM is sooo slow when burst mode isn't used... but then icache line reads are using burst... 13.14.15 # i distinctly remember linus saying rom was faster than ram on iriver 13.14.24 # but i also remember him saying that that's not true :) 13.15.06 # On archos, we also have dual-boot for safety 13.15.40 # There are 2 firmware images in flash, selectable at boot time by a button press 13.16.10 # The first one is the backup. It used to be the original archos firmware (compressed), but is now replaced with bootbox 13.16.15 # amiconn: Is the iriver firmware compressed? 13.16.20 # no 13.16.52 # Only the second image gets overwritten by day-to-day flashing, so if that fails, the first image can be selected on boot and would then read rockbox from disk 13.17.28 # This .ucl compression is quite effective 13.17.52 # Maybe we could use the same on iriver to compress the original firmware and make room for rockbox 13.17.53 # yes, and small decompressor if i remember correctly 13.17.58 # yup 13.18.32 # sure, but how do we execute the original firmware when it expects to be executed from flash? modify the memory map slightly? 13.18.51 # Afaik the original firmware copies itself to ram before execution 13.19.02 # in its entirety? 13.19.26 # In several pieces I think, but I didn't check myself 13.19.30 # Just noticed the unscrambled iriver firmware compresses a lot better with gzip than the scrambled one. 13.19.32 # me neither 13.19.43 # of course 13.19.47 # it's not scrambled in rom anyway 13.19.53 # We would have to replicate this functionality 13.20.01 # (the copying) 13.20.06 # yes 13.20.13 # and then just use a different entrypoint to the flash? 13.20.17 # iriver firmware, i mean 13.20.26 # Yes 13.20.42 # sounds decent 13.20.52 # I'm not sure whether it's worth it though 13.21.11 # We could just have bootbox on iriver too, and drop the original firmware 13.21.30 # indeed we could 13.21.36 # i'll never use it again, that's for sure 13.21.49 # But we will need our own flash util then 13.22.00 Quit AliasCoffee ("Leaving") 13.22.35 # how do you flash on archos? 13.23.16 # amiconn: but we've already got a very stable bootloader, we could just include that anyway and include a couple of safety images on the disk, the iriver firmware being one 13.23.37 # amiconn: of course being generated by fwpatcher or some such 13.23.38 # markun: The flash procedure of the flash rom is documented 13.24.09 # preglow: Basically the iriver rockbox bootloader already does what bootbox does on archos 13.24.23 # (allowing usb access and starting rockbox from disk) 13.24.26 # yup 13.24.54 # but anyway 13.24.59 # Bootbox on archos recorder v1 does one additional thing - charging, as the v1 has software controlled charging 13.25.06 # two megs of flash should be more than enough for both the compressed firmwares 13.25.18 # or just uncompressed rockbox and compressed iriver fw 13.26.03 # Yes, but the question is whether it's worth to do the reverse engineering needed for having the iriver fw compressed 13.26.17 # i think it's already been done 13.26.29 # there was a page up somewhere that described how the iriver firmware booted 13.26.40 # if someone got that far, they can give us another entry point as well 13.26.56 # assuming it's as simple as it copying itself to ram, of course 13.27.11 # if it does a lot of chunk copying it'll be worse 13.27.34 # as for me, i don't care about iriver fw, but it is another layer of security for when things will one day go wrong 13.27.45 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 13.27.57 Join pengo [0] (i=xtofu@220.245.138.10) 13.28.25 Join Zagor [0] (n=bjst@194-237-150-170.customer.telia.com) 13.30.06 # Bagder, Zagor, LinusN: Could one of you pls delete the wiki spammer... 13.30.56 # why don't use e-mail validation for twiki registration ? 13.31.07 # afk for a while 13.33.10 # <|Lupin|> Ok, guys, I've to leave, since I'm at theoffice. 13.33.21 # <|Lupin|> But I'll certainly come back either tonight or in a few days 13.33.39 # sure 13.33.47 # amiconn: which spammer? 13.33.49 # <|Lupin|> For instance to talk about text-to-speech 13.34.03 # <|Lupin|> bye. 13.34.07 # bye 13.34.12 Part |Lupin| 13.35.29 # hi 13.35.36 Nick TiMiD[sleepingAw is now known as TiMiD (n=TiMiD[FD@asgard.valombre.net) 13.35.36 DBUG Enqueued KICK TiMiD 13.35.38 # morning :) 13.35.44 # again 13.35.57 # :) 13.36.49 # LinusN: SinerAram 13.38.09 # amiconn: this guy is on many wikis 13.38.16 # just look on google ... 13.41.58 # TiMiD: You are awake, I am getting sleepy now.... I can hardly keep my eyes on, ZZZzzzzzz.... 13.43.06 # you should have slept 13.43.30 # just sleep 4 or 5 hours 13.44.26 # I would have miss my lesson, but yeah I shoudln't go anyway, there were no sits to sit down, and the proffessor was saying things I already new, boooriiing... 13.45.04 # F*cked up Greek education! 13.45.29 # same here :) 13.45.39 # I guess I will leave you now for a little noon nap. 13.45.49 # yep 13.46.04 # Oh and I got lesson again in 17.00 13.46.11 # :( 13.46.23 # 1h of nap can rest you like full night 13.47.28 # I miss the summer days where I could sleep 12 hours a day :) 13.56.25 Join {Mike} [0] (n=mike@82-41-227-152.cable.ubr11.edin.blueyonder.co.uk) 13.56.35 # <{Mike}> any devs who are here: 13.56.42 # <{Mike}> You've done a bloody good job, nice one 13.59.21 # oh, they know ;) 14.04.36 # btw, has any core dev looked at my remote patch ? 14.14.29 # not that i know of 14.15.40 # :-( 14.17.20 # i don't know enough about those parts of rockbox to do it myself 14.19.52 # they are not interrested by remote ? 14.20.12 # they don't have too much time on their hands 14.20.25 # and possibly that as well, i don't use the remote myself 14.22.06 # I just want to know if what I did was good or bad :p 14.23.44 Quit pengo ("Curious? Open binary with Qubero") 14.41.51 Quit Febs (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 14.46.33 Quit yosemite (brown.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 14.46.33 NSplit brown.freenode.net irc.freenode.net 14.46.49 NHeal brown.freenode.net irc.freenode.net 14.46.49 NJoin yosemite [0] (i=sam@threepwood.dasbistro.com) 14.53.08 Quit ashridah ("Leaving") 14.57.48 Join |Lupin| [0] (n=seb@zen.loria.fr) 14.57.52 # <|Lupin|> Hello again, guys. 14.58.05 # hello 14.58.38 # <|Lupin|> May I ask what's this fc*p utility which is used to build the .html doc from the .t files, plS ? 14.59.00 Quit |Lupin| (Client Quit) 14.59.49 # it's a modified C preprocessor 15.00.04 Ctcp Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood 15.00.04 # * preglow prods slasheri 15.02.24 Join |Lupin| [0] (n=seb@zen.loria.fr) 15.02.46 # <|Lupin|> Hmm disconnected due to a wrong command. Did someone reply to my question in the meantime ? 15.02.53 # <|Lupin|> (s)rry for the trouble, all) 15.02.59 # yes, linus said: 15.03.00 # it's a modified C preprocessor 15.03.10 # <|Lupin|> ahah 15.03.20 # <|Lupin|> Is it possible to download it from somewhere ? 15.04.47 # http://www.contactor.se/~dast/stuff/cpp-1.5.1.tar.gz 15.05.22 # <|Lupin|> Thanks :) 15.08.48 Quit linuxstb__ (Remote closed the connection) 15.12.36 # <|Lupin|> And what's about themanual ? Is the version from the CVS newer than the one inthe wiki, or the contrary ? 15.13.50 # in the wiki is the most recent version 15.14.09 # because it's the easiest to edit 15.14.16 # the cvs manual is old as hell 15.16.07 # <|Lupin|> ok. Thanks Bger and LinusN. I was surprised by finding nothing about Iriver, there, hence the question. 15.19.00 # np, |Lupin| 15.21.36 # LinusN: did you looked at the remote patch I submitted ? 15.25.56 # TiMiD: haven't had time, but i intend to 15.26.22 # argh, more mixing of spaces and tabs :/ 15.27.17 # ok 15.27.23 # the codecs are such a frigging mess of styles 15.27.28 # no problems :p 15.27.46 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 15.28.35 # LinusN: i take it USE_IRAM is a preferable define to check for than SIMULATOR when doing the iram init stuff? 15.29.58 # perhaps 15.30.11 # why perhaps? why is it there if it's not 15.30.49 # i honestly don't know the purpose of it, but i guess it might be for this situation 15.31.27 # can't say i care much either, i just know USE_IRAM exists but is almost never used for the one purpose it has 15.32.06 # maybe somewhere should be a list with such defines ... 15.32.13 # somewhere == wiki ? 15.32.28 # preglow: apps/plugins/rockboy/rockboy.c line 117 15.32.52 # LinusN: btw, I have a question about the bootloader 15.33.01 # amiconn: 'never' was an overstatement, i've used it myself when i have the chance 15.33.11 # is the ata check still enabled in it ? 15.33.20 # (cf this thread : http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=1227.0) 15.34.21 # and btw, i think codecs should never include anything but codec.h and codeclib.h, anyone agree? 15.34.58 # that is, apart from the libraries they need, that is 15.35.00 # like libmad, etc 15.35.11 # right now they include playback.h and dsp.h alot as well 15.35.35 # preglow: you're right 15.36.20 # think i'll just spend some time cleaning up the codecs 15.36.51 # ok, i'll stuff whatever else is needed in codec.h instead, the only thing codecs currently need from playback.h and dsp.h, are some defines 15.37.25 # It's the same with plugins 15.37.55 # Plugins should only include plugin.h, and the .h files from apps/plugins/lib they need 15.39.28 # ehhh 15.39.42 # codec.h is just a couple of support routine declaratiopns 15.39.49 # codecs.h is what they should include 15.39.57 # but that's currently only included by codeclib.h ... 15.40.17 # I think about one thing 15.40.56 # could sine and cos functions be integrated into a lib 15.41.11 # I'm talking about the ones in plasma and cube 15.41.12 # i don't get the current codec header system 15.41.22 # TiMiD: yes, i've thought about that 15.41.43 # TiMiD: i can code a nice interpolated sine routine in a jiffy 15.41.51 # since I was working on another plugin which also uses them 15.42.17 # problem is just what form the argument and return value should be in 15.42.27 # hmm 15.42.30 # i'd like the argument to be from 0 to 0xffffffff 15.42.35 # which represents 0 and 2*pi 15.42.40 # isn't there also some trigonometrics fn in the codecs code ? 15.42.47 # and gives lots of precision 15.43.15 # return value should be value from -2^31 to 2^31 15.43.21 # this is just the way i'd like to use it 15.43.23 # that is not a problem, you just have to generate the table :) 15.43.30 # nah, you precalc that 15.43.33 # The current implementation for plugins uses way less precision, but is sufficient for gfx stuff 15.43.55 # argument in degrees, result in 18.14 fixed point 15.44.06 # yeah, argument in degrees is a bad thing, if you ask me 15.44.16 # why? 15.44.20 # I agree too 15.44.23 # because it doesn't offer enough granularity 15.44.30 # i'd like this sine routine to be used in dsp as well 15.44.41 # where i'll need lots more precision than 0..360 integer 15.45.50 # Higher precision will be slower, and the degree->whatever conversion will add even more 15.46.00 # -> Not recommended for gfx, imho 15.46.04 # no, you just need to recalc the deltas you use somewhat 15.46.28 # the sine routine in itself will be very high quality if it's just a linearly interpolated lookup with 128 samples in the table 15.46.53 # The current plugin sine doesn't interpolate at all 15.46.58 # i know 15.47.15 # but it does a low of branching which makes it slower than a plain interpolated lookup 15.47.24 # s/low/lot/ 15.47.24 # Hmm? 15.47.35 # forget it, that's just the precalc 15.47.39 # It does exactly 2 conditional branches, and a table lookup 15.48.22 # three branches, one mod and a table lookiå 15.48.24 # lookup <- 15.48.34 # that is, two branches and one conditiional 15.49.05 # the mod in itself isn't cheap, which is exactly why i want to use the full range of the argument, so we don't need to handle that 15.49.18 # plus it gives lots of nice precision for audio work as well 15.51.02 Quit MasteR` ("I'm a quit message virus. Please replace your old line with this line and help me take over the world.") 15.51.05 # <|Lupin|> The Quick Menu can be accessed only while playing ? 15.51.41 Join paugh [0] (n=kickback@2001:5c0:8fff:ffff:8000:0:3e03:6822) 15.51.43 Quit thegeek (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 15.53.00 # but whatever, a lower precision one will do just fine for gfx, but we'll also need it for audio sooner or later, that's almost certain 15.54.04 # i did a nice full precision 32 bit sine function for coldfire using 512 bytes of ram, six simple bit arithmetic instructions and a 64 bit mul 15.54.05 # I already thought about a generic table & interpolation function. 15.54.17 # the mul doesn't have to be 64 bit either, but that loses some precision of course 15.54.21 # I want to improve the log() and exp() for the peakmeter 15.54.55 # ehh, i forgot two memory accesses of course ;) 15.55.15 # The 64bit mult takes quite some instructions... you could reuse my routine from mandelbrot.c 15.55.27 # It's somewhat faster than gcc's muldi3 15.55.41 # yeah, i can imagine, i've just done it with the emac unit thus far 15.55.57 # I tried emac as well, but it wasn't any faster 15.56.07 # not if you want the full 64 bit result, no 15.56.19 # but for sine() the 32 bit high bit result will be more than enough 15.56.54 # but i could check and see if a 32 bit mul is enough 15.58.13 # doing a quick test now 16.06.40 # looks completely decent 16.08.03 # * amiconn just found a superfluous instruction in his 64 bit mul... 16.13.08 # with a 32 bit mul, the sine has a first harmonic at -80db 16.15.02 Join Paul_The_Nerd [0] (n=paulthen@cpe-66-68-93-2.austin.res.rr.com) 16.18.38 Quit B4gder ("CGI:IRC") 16.19.55 Join webguest80 [0] (n=53afb0c2@labb.contactor.se) 16.24.00 # <|Lupin|> (How) Is it possible to play radio with RockBox on an Iriver H120, please ? 16.24.11 # <|Lupin|> I can't findthe eoc for this in the Rockbox manual. 16.24.47 # |Lupin|: you can find the radio from the settings menu 16.25.14 Join thegeek [0] (n=thegeek@s057b.studby.ntnu.no) 16.25.31 # <|Lupin|> oh ! 16.25.33 # <|Lupin|> Ok, thanks. 16.25.37 # :) 16.28.19 Join tvelocity [0] (n=tony@ipa104.1.tellas.gr) 16.29.20 # Slasheri: you got time to look at the mpc.c source code to see if i'm doing something wrong? if not, there's most definitely something wrong with the dsp interleaved setero handling 16.29.38 # if so, it's here: http://www.pvv.org/~thomj/rockbox/mpc.c 16.29.51 # had a look at dsp.c and can't say i see anything obviously wrong 16.36.35 # but something is wrong, the right channel is full amplitude noise, and the left channel is correct speed, but half pitch and too low amplitude 16.36.45 # the disk writing i do there gives a perfect result 16.41.22 # preglow: ah, checking that soon :) 16.41.31 Join Paul_The_Nerd_ [0] (n=paulthen@cpe-66-68-93-2.austin.res.rr.com) 16.41.59 # preglow: hehe, that sounds like a common problem.. i had always that kind of things while coding the dsp long time ago ;) 16.42.29 # yes, i've had tons of them myself when doing similar work 16.47.30 # w00t so how's mpc coming along? 16.47.54 # preglow: just tried and the pcm output sounds pretty fun :D 16.48.03 # Slasheri: yes, yes it does, heh 16.48.12 # dj scratch ? :) 16.48.25 # webguest80: badly, i'm just refurbishing the codec plugin, i might add seeking to see how bad that is, though 16.53.28 Quit Paul_The_Nerd (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 17.06.40 Nick Paul_The_Nerd_ is now known as Paul_The_Nerd (n=paulthen@cpe-66-68-93-2.austin.res.rr.com) 17.13.49 Join _FireFly_ [0] (n=FireFly@p54A45FE9.dip.t-dialin.net) 17.15.37 Join solexx___ [0] (n=jrschulz@c129179.adsl.hansenet.de) 17.17.26 Join dpassen1 [0] (n=dpassen1@resnet-233-61.resnet.umbc.edu) 17.23.03 # preglow: fixed 17.23.10 # there was two problems in mpc.c: 17.23.35 # ci->configure(DSP_SET_SAMPLE_DEPTH, (long *)(MPC_FIXED_POINT_SCALE_SHIFT - 1)); and while (!ci->pcmbuf_insert((char *)sample_buffer, status*sizeof(MPC_SAMPLE_FORMAT)*2)) 17.23.41 # just do those changes and it will work :) 17.25.22 # baaah 17.25.28 # the first one is too stupid to be true 17.25.32 # hehe :D 17.26.06 # but why the last *2 ? 17.26.26 # if interleaved, it wants the real byte length 17.26.35 # not exactly intuitive... 17.26.37 # and with non-interleaved mode the byte length / 2 17.27.09 # comment that somewhere 17.27.26 # hmm, good idea :) 17.27.47 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 17.28.16 # i'm going to include dsp.h and playback.h in codecs.h 17.28.32 # since codecs really shouldn't need to include them explicitely 17.29.51 Quit solexx_ (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 17.32.23 # Slasheri: thanks for finding my bugs anyway 17.32.33 # np :) 17.34.21 # HWCODEC == SWCODEC on h1x0, yes? 17.34.49 # <_FireFly_> afaik is h1x0 SWCODEC 17.35.29 # i added dsp.h and playback.h to the #if (HWCODEC == SWCODEC) part in codecs.h, still some codecs refuse to compile 17.35.50 # preglow: CONFIG_CODEC, not HWCODEC 17.35.53 # well, it's quite certainly not true 17.36.03 # then what the hell does HWCODEC == SWCODEC mean? 17.36.28 # typo? 17.36.30 # nothing 17.36.40 # HWCODEC did never exist 17.36.57 # ok, so it's a typo and i should make it #if (CONFIG_CODEC == SWCODEC) instead ? 17.37.48 # works great if i do so, at least 17.38.16 Quit {Mike} (Remote closed the connection) 17.38.36 # firmware/export/config-*.h 17.39.24 Join winjer [0] (i=doug@harzer.cheeseonhost.com) 17.39.26 # lo 17.39.40 # i've got an iriver iHP-140, and i want to run rockbox on it 17.39.45 # do i just use the h120 stuff? 17.40.10 # amiconn: you're the one who added that line, why'd you do that if it'll never trigger? :) 17.40.24 # Hmm? which line? 17.40.39 # codecs.h line 46 17.41.41 # nah, you just touched it last, according to cvs 17.41.58 # I didn't add it, I just changed it (overlooking the mistake) :/ 17.42.03 # <_FireFly_> winjer: yepp 17.42.05 # it's been there from the start 17.42.08 # http://www.rockbox.org/viewcvs.cgi/apps/codecs.h?r1=1.17&r2=1.18 17.42.20 # _FireFly_: cool, just copy it on and do the firmware thing? 17.42.22 # amiconn: so we agree it's supposed to be CONFIG_CODEC == SWCODEC, then? 17.42.25 # I changed the right part of the comparison 17.42.28 # yup 17.42.34 # aight, changed and it works just fine 17.42.41 # <_FireFly_> winjer: h120 and h140 are the same exept that the h140 has an bigger hd than h120 17.42.52 # However, I don't see the point of that #if 17.43.06 # <_FireFly_> winjer: look at http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IriverBoot 17.43.14 # codecs.h is for swcodec platforms only anyway 17.43.16 # _FireFly_: wicked thanks 17.43.50 # amiconn: well, that depends on your plans 17.44.02 Nick TiMiD is now known as TiMiD[starcraft] (n=TiMiD[FD@asgard.valombre.net) 17.44.02 DBUG Enqueued KICK TiMiD[starcraft] 17.44.13 # amiconn: or do you want to use a very different codec subsystem for archos codecs when that day comes? 17.44.45 # I think it has to be quite different... 17.45.42 # yes, indeed 17.46.02 # but ok, i'll just rip out the entire CONFIG_CODEC, then? 17.46.12 # the ifdef, i mean 17.49.42 # we can almost play some low quality musepack files now 17.50.16 # will anyone shoot me if i kill the goto in the codecs? 17.50.19 # it just feels... nasty... 17.51.06 # There's a goto? 17.51.09 # Wow... 17.51.11 # oh yes 17.54.05 Quit LinusN ("disconnecting from stoned server.") 17.54.21 # I have never actually seen one used outside of BASIC 17.54.49 # i've seen tons of gotos in c 17.54.52 # sometimes they're nice to have 17.54.59 # but i don't think this is one of those places :) 17.55.03 Quit Slasheri (brown.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 17.55.03 NSplit brown.freenode.net irc.freenode.net 17.58.25 # _FireFly_: thanks, it works perfectly 17.58.25 # very nice 17.58.30 Join yosemite_ [0] (i=sam@threepwood.dasbistro.com) 17.58.56 # is there any way of getting the current status displayed on the remote, or is that on the wishlist? :) 17.59.21 NHeal brown.freenode.net irc.freenode.net 17.59.21 NJoin Slasheri [0] (i=miipekk@ihme.org) 17.59.23 Quit yosemite (brown.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 17.59.40 Join DangerousDan [0] (n=Miranda@newtpulsifer.campus.luth.se) 17.59.57 # <_FireFly_> i have made a patch wich adds remote-supprt and on home.arcor.de/s,wezel can you find a compiled version 18.00.45 # _FireFly_: http://home.arcor.de/swezel/ is empty 18.00.53 # <_FireFly_> ups s.wezel 18.02.01 # ah yes ;) 18.04.54 # \o/ works 18.05.04 # _FireFly_: great 18.05.12 Join LinusN [0] (n=linus@labb.contactor.se) 18.10.55 # i just encountered a bug that resulted in the backlight never turning off 18.10.55 # haha 18.11.09 # <_FireFly_> ?? 18.12.51 # preglow: a goto can sometimes be useful and the best way to solve a problem 18.12.57 # TiMiD[starcraft]: yes, i know 18.13.05 Nick TiMiD[starcraft] is now known as TiMiD (n=TiMiD[FD@asgard.valombre.net) 18.13.05 DBUG Enqueued KICK TiMiD 18.13.08 Part LinusN 18.13.22 # hehe :) 18.14.03 # I have a suggestion 18.14.15 # about the display code in the driver 18.14.40 # a lot of high level fn use exacly the same code for remote and main display 18.15.04 # why not to move them to "user space" and make them use the same code 18.15.13 # <_FireFly_> ?? 18.15.37 # for example lcd_remote_vline and lcd_vline 18.15.43 # it's the same code 18.15.55 # so it eats memory 18.15.55 # <_FireFly_> not really :) 18.16.12 # <_FireFly_> they call different lcd_ functions :) 18.16.32 # it could be a fn ptr :p 18.18.15 # excepted the low level code that handles registers registers and so on, these are very similar 18.22.59 # Slasheri: does one have to set seek_time to 0 after a seek is complete? shouldn't seek_complete() do that for you? 18.23.52 # preglow: ah, good point. It should but currently it doesn't.. 18.24.10 # so you have manually set it to 0 or fix the code :) 18.24.22 # i'll fix the code and correct the codecs to use seek_complete 18.24.25 # some of them don't 18.24.30 # good :) 18.24.36 Join Luthion [0] (n=NNSCRIPT@220.80-202-213.nextgentel.com) 18.25.51 # Slasheri: seek_complete doesn't know where it's called from, shall i just assume ci.seek_time is what i need to clear? voice codecs should not need to seek... 18.26.13 Quit Luthion (Client Quit) 18.26.32 Join Lear [0] (n=chatzill@h73n11c1o285.bredband.skanova.com) 18.26.42 # yes, i think you can assume that. And current_codec will tell you if it's voice or audio codec 18.27.06 # i just assume ci and add a comment, voice codec should never have to seek, if you ask me 18.28.22 Nick ender1 is now known as ender` (i=ychat@84.52.165.220) 18.29.09 # musepack seeking doesn't look too good 18.29.09 # yep, true 18.34.57 # TiMiD: In fact this idea (unifying higher-level code of the lcd driver) was already discussed a while ago 18.35.35 # ok 18.35.58 # I agree that it can save space on iriver, but I wouldn't want such a unification to make the code bigger for units with just one display 18.36.42 # Plus, we should not pull on too many ends at once, the results might be unsatisfying.. 18.37.33 # I was thinking about that because with my remote patch, it would be very simple to do this for these high level fn 18.37.57 # There's not that much reusable code 18.38.21 # hmm 18.38.33 # atleast the code that draws lines and strings 18.38.35 # xxx_drawpixel() (tiny fn), xxx_drawline(), xxx_drawrect() 18.38.37 # the scrolling thread 18.39.07 # Yes, and the string drawing 18.39.19 # Scrolling thread can't be unified 18.40.43 # oh why ? 18.40.52 # (the code is also almost the same 18.41.26 # Yes, but the contexts are different, and the settings too 18.41.59 # hmm 18.42.08 # is there some way to pass track length info to the playback system from a codec? 18.42.16 # i don't want to alter metadata.c to understand mpc files :/ 18.42.39 # ...and when thinking about an improved concept (scrolling boxes, and retaining attributes like colour, font etc), even the context format will be different 18.43.41 # ok 18.44.37 # it's sure that the scroll system is not very flexible for pixel displays 19.05.00 Quit einhirn ("Miranda IM! Smaller, Faster, Easier. http://miranda-im.org") 19.11.10 Quit |Lupin| ("leaving") 19.27.10 Join Moos [0] (i=DrMoos@m90.net81-66-158.noos.fr) 19.27.48 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 19.30.16 # <_FireFly_> i have a little patch so that comments are really ignored in wps-files 19.31.29 # <_FireFly_> currently they aren't e.g. when the bitmap loading lines are on the end of the file and between this lines comments are used 19.31.32 # Slasheri: aware? 19.31.40 # hi Firefly btw 19.31.51 # <_FireFly_> hi 19.33.37 # ah, hi Moos :) 19.34.06 # Re Miika 19.34.08 # Moos: would you like to try now? 19.34.17 # yes if you want 19.34.31 # <_FireFly_> what to try ?? 19.34.34 # ok, just a moment.. i will try to register with nickserv so i can dcc you 19.34.39 # ok 19.34.44 # _FireFly_: little dircache debugging 19.34.50 # <_FireFly_> ahja 19.35.24 # Moos: ups 19.35.35 # don't use that file 19.35.47 # ok 19.36.00 # that's weird.. dcc sent only 7 kB 19.36.08 # try deleting previous file if you have one 19.36.24 # (in the dcc directory) 19.36.28 # let me check where incomed 19.37.37 # I find nothing 19.37.40 # try again 19.37.44 # ok, trying 19.37.57 # no, it doesn't work :/ 19.38.33 # how did you do for send me files in the past 19.38.35 # ? 19.38.46 # with dcc :) but i will put it to the web 19.38.52 # a ok 19.39.08 # or mail if you want 19.41.24 # Why is -fno-builtin set when compiling the simulator? 19.42.33 Quit tvelocity ("Leaving") 19.45.07 Join linuxstb [0] (n=linuxstb@i-83-67-212-170.freedom2surf.net) 19.47.59 # preglow: You should just be able to set id3->length (an integer number of milliseconds) from mpc.c 19.48.31 # I mean ci->id3->length 19.48.46 # linuxstb: will try that 19.49.29 # But how much work would it be to add it to metadata.c ? What does an mpc file look like? 19.49.57 # well 19.50.10 # you can have a look at streaminfo.c in libmusepack 19.50.15 # that's what's used to extract the information 19.50.24 # i've already added ape tag reading for mpc files to metadata.c 19.50.42 Join tvelocity [0] (n=tony@ipa104.1.tellas.gr) 19.51.01 # <_FireFly_> it would be nice if ape tags can be also used in flag files :) 19.51.06 # <_FireFly_> flac 19.51.22 # Why? What's wrong with vorbis comments? 19.52.08 # <_FireFly_> oh foget it i have found the cmd-line tool to show vorbis comments 19.52.11 # <_FireFly_> :) 19.52.12 # linuxstb: that's 32 bit int, yes? 19.53.16 # preglow: It's defined in firmware/export/id3.h - "unsigned long" 19.53.28 # So yes - 32-bit int. 19.53.55 # Lear: (-fno-builtin) We want our own implementations for standard functions to be used in the simulator as well 19.54.27 # Hm.. I see. But it makes it harder to use a proper alloca there then... 19.54.46 # linuxstb: worked just fine, thanks 19.55.00 # Lear: why? it's called __builtin_alloca there as well 19.55.33 # When -fno-builtin is set, __builtin functions aren't available... 19.56.00 # If I read the manual right... :) 19.57.09 # Perhaps not, but still the problem is that __builtin_alloca does not work in the simulator... 19.57.38 # alloca manpage: "The alloca function is machine and compiler dependent. On many systems its implementation is buggy. Its use is discouraged." 19.58.08 # Lear: the __builtin functions are still there, it's just that they're prefixed with just that... __builtin 19.58.09 # linuxstb: Which implementation is that? 19.58.55 # I'm not sure, but it's a GNU manpage. 19.59.06 # "man 3 alloca" in Debian. 19.59.24 # __builtin_alloca works just fine for gcc 19.59.27 # so this doesn't affect us 19.59.53 # preglow: Then explain why "#define alloca __builtin_alloca" works fine on target but not in the simulator. 20.01.37 # Lear: Is it just Tremor that uses alloca ? 20.01.38 # preglow: think I found it, a stray alloca declaration in Tremor/misc.h... 20.01.53 # linuxstb: as far as I know, yes... 20.02.07 # Don't recognize built-in functions that do not begin with __builtin_ as prefix. 20.02.10 # that's what the manual says 20.03.02 # Wouldn't it be better to try and get rid of the alloca calls in the first place? 20.03.24 # It seems an easy way to get a stack overflow. 20.03.29 # ok, i've got musepack seeking working 20.03.31 # but it's _SLOW_ 20.03.38 # should i even bother commiting it? 20.03.46 # linuxstb: using the stack is good 20.03.54 # linuxstb: and alloca use is pretty rare as it is 20.03.55 # linuxstb: in the Tremor case, it isn't that easily done... It was written like that for a reason... 20.04.15 # linuxstb: and it is mainly only used for smallish allocations 20.04.21 # But shouldn't they be statically allocated on the stack? 20.04.29 # sorry, "mainly used for smallish allocations". 20.04.32 # you can't statically allocate something on the stack 20.04.36 # that's not possible 20.04.58 # Bad choice of word - but I think you know what I mean? 20.05.04 # hmm, not sure 20.05.06 # static size allocation, I guess he means, but for tremor, that would often waste stack space, I guess, if it was easy to know the max size... 20.05.13 # ahh, right 20.05.14 # i get it 20.05.29 # Lear: Why is the stack wasted? We have to make the stack large enough for the worse case. 20.05.31 # exactly 20.05.40 # linuxstb: and as of now, tremor isn't even close 20.05.44 # but yeah 20.05.54 # vorbis is written to allow massive encoder changes without a decoder change 20.06.02 # that's why tremor is so vague with its max limits 20.06.09 # it would often allocate more stuff than necessary... 20.06.11 # there are none 20.06.30 # preglow: btw, did you know that TREMOROPTS isn't used in the builds? Not that it makes much of a difference... :/ 20.06.36 # But we should enforce some limits based on current encoders - otherwise we can get stack overflows in the future. 20.07.14 # Even if they are just #defines. The FLAC decoder has some of those - something like MAX_SUPPORTED_BLOCKSIZE 20.08.24 # Lear: didn't know that, no 20.08.33 Join matsl [0] (n=matsl@1-1-4-2a.mal.sth.bostream.se) 20.08.45 # but anyone, should i commit mpc seeking even though it's dog slow? 20.08.58 # Probably 20.08.59 # Easy to tell; build output should include (Tremor), but doesn't... The rule is wrong. 20.09.12 # Is all of MPC slow, or just the seeking? 20.09.38 # preglow: Yes, I think you should. Unless you think your approach is fundamentally wrong. 20.10.30 # no, no, perfectly logical and simple 20.10.34 # it's libmpcdec that is at fault 20.12.59 # So what's the problem with libmpcdec? 20.15.11 # the format plain and simple doesn't support seeking 20.15.25 # i knew this from before, just had to try it to believe it 20.15.56 # no seektable, no nothing 20.16.13 # it uses an aeon to search thirty seconds into the future 20.16.18 # gimme a sec, and i'll commit it 20.18.42 Ctcp Ignored 2 channel CTCP requests in 29 minutes and 3 seconds at the last flood 20.18.42 # * amiconn successfully read his H140's flash chip maufacturer and device id :) 20.18.56 # Had to correct the flash wait states for this to work 20.19.10 # <_FireFly_> :) 20.19.18 # then hooray! 20.19.34 # amiconn: hehe, and the next step would be to erase and write some unused (or original firmware) flash areas? :) 20.19.46 # Perhaps, but not now 20.20.16 # I just wanted to complement the removal of the flash write protection with something minimal useful 20.20.46 # If I only knew whether the H1x0 flash chips are 70ns or 90ns... 20.21.39 # Hmm, isn't there a rdy pin or something like that you could probe if the chip is ready? 20.27.20 Quit ghode|afk (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 20.28.32 # Slasheri: just back 20.28.33 # pv 20.33.10 Join ghode|afk [0] (n=garudin@host-83-146-62-103.bulldogdsl.com) 20.33.13 Quit DangerousDan ("Miranda IM! Smaller, Faster, Easier. http://miranda-im.org") 20.35.42 # Slasheri: still here? 20.36.09 # it's maybe one runtime db bug for your dircache :-( 20.36.38 # yes 20.36.49 # still freezed 20.37.03 # good 20.38.39 Nick paugh is now known as AliasCoffee (n=kickback@2001:5c0:8fff:ffff:8000:0:3e03:6822) 20.42.47 # <_FireFly_> argh bad ripping/tagging tool to rip/tag from cd to flac :) 20.43.08 # What are you using _FireFly_? 20.43.48 # <_FireFly_> the tool had set the vorbis comment tags lowercase so metaflag didn't see the comments bad after retagging the files with easytag it works with metaflag :) 20.44.05 # <_FireFly_> metaflac 20.44.14 # Heh 20.44.15 # Gotcha 20.45.43 # <_FireFly_> a similar problem was with grip and ogg-files 20.46.01 # <_FireFly_> these ogg-files produced codec-failure on my h120 20.46.38 # <_FireFly_> ogginfo said that there where a hole in the file but with easytag i could "repair" these files 20.48.20 # Gotcha 20.49.00 # So, easytag would be a good first program for me to remember to acquire. 20.49.35 # <_FireFly_> Paul_The_Nerd: the tool which i had ripped the flac files is rip(rip.sf.net) 20.49.53 # <_FireFly_> a simple retagging with easytag :) 20.49.59 # Gotcha 20.50.04 # <_FireFly_> easytag had no problem to read the tags 20.50.30 # Right now I'm using windows, because I'm waiting to be able to use my laptop's wireless properly in linux before I switch over. 20.51.22 # <_FireFly_> which chip is used in the wireless ?? 20.51.50 # I honestly don't know. 20.52.04 # I didn't bother to check... I'd already read the only known way to make it work was ndiswrapper 20.52.37 # Which doesn't work in linux compiled to run with an AMD64 under 64-bit mode, apparently. 20.56.08 # <_FireFly_> oh i was wron rip set id3tags in the flag files 20.59.54 # id3 in the flacs? 21.01.04 Quit Moos (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 21.02.36 # Slasheri: what is the set_offset call? 21.05.35 Join Coldtoast [0] (i=tor@tor/session/x-54364c3fea0da5fb) 21.06.34 # interesting! I though tyou pretty much got klined on EFnet for using TOR 21.08.23 # <_FireFly_> Paul_The_Nerd:yepp 21.12.24 # <_FireFly_> is someone interesting about my patch for really ignore comment-lines in wps-files ?? 21.13.09 # Does that make them not count against size limits? 21.13.57 # <_FireFly_> currently not because i check the comments in wps_format() 21.15.32 # <_FireFly_> to ignore comments when loading the wps_loaf function must be changed to read each line insteed to read the file complete 21.15.38 # <_FireFly_> wps_load 21.16.52 # The flash rom does indeed look unscrambled 21.17.05 # * amiconn added ROM dump for H1x0 as well 21.22.33 # Aah, so what benefit does the true ignore add _FireFly_? 21.24.57 # <_FireFly_> if you have your bitmap loading lines(%x %xl) are on the end of file, you have some comments bewteen this lines and you don't use all viewable lines to display something, then some of these comments are shown while in wps 21.25.05 # Slasheri: really, i think the number passed to pcmbuf_insert should always be samples per channel :> 21.25.08 # <_FireFly_> i hope it is understandable 21.26.06 Join actionshrimp [0] (i=dave@dhcp-163-1-214-173.seh.ox.ac.uk) 21.26.11 # So it is beneficial. Though it's still not a good idea to put comments in a WPS anyway, though. 21.26.14 # preglow: hmm, you might be correct :) i don't know why but long time ago i think it could be better to use bytes instead of samples 21.26.23 # preglow: set_offset updates the id3 elapsed information 21.26.57 # <_FireFly_> i try to change wps_load so that comments won't be included in the temp format-buffer for the wps 21.27.10 Join Moos [0] (n=527bf817@labb.contactor.se) 21.27.49 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 21.27.56 # Re 21.28.09 # connexion problem at home :( 21.28.24 # Slasheri: scuse me, still here 21.28.57 # hi Moos :) gotta go sleep soon 21.29.40 # irc client sucks here :( 21.29.51 # hmm :/ 21.30.02 # did you identified more precisely the problem? 21.30.21 # the runtime problem I mean 21.30.21 # no, because i don't use the runtime db.. you really should consult HCl 21.30.30 # Slasheri: and why should i call that if i've also called set_elapsed? 21.31.16 # oh, weird.. there were two functions 21.31.24 # interesting detail: in filetree there's a big if statement with lots of "(dptr->attr & TREE_ATTR_MASK)" cases that aren't optimized away (on m68k at least)... :) 21.31.27 # Slasheri: ah, but your code need to be compatible with runtime db, no? :-) 21.31.53 # preglow: i think i haven't even added that offset thing.. but still looking what it does ;) 21.32.13 # Moos: yes, or rundb less buggy. I hope hcl finds out the problem 21.32.17 Join banan_ [0] (i=banan@dalink.campus.luth.se) 21.32.26 # when I tuned runtime off, the bug didn't apear, it's better than yesterday :D 21.32.31 Join thegeek_ [0] (n=thegeek@s057b.studby.ntnu.no) 21.32.38 Join muesli- [0] (i=muesli_t@Bbc73.b.pppool.de) 21.32.41 # now I can use the dircache again 21.32.46 # :P 21.32.48 # high 21.32.59 # <_FireFly_> ho 21.33.00 # <_FireFly_> :) 21.33.02 # but not the runtime, HCl ? :-) 21.33.04 # hmm? 21.33.06 # who what? 21.33.12 # :) 21.33.15 # Hello HCl 21.33.17 # hi 21.33.20 # and muesli 21.33.23 # what bug in the runtime db? O.o 21.33.28 # runtime db is pretty clean as far as i know. 21.33.34 # with the new dircach code 21.33.58 Join banan__ [0] (i=banan@dalink.campus.luth.se) 21.33.58 # hiho _FireFly_ Moos, hcl and all i forgot... 21.34.03 # no just with last Slasheri changes, your runtime db sucks :D 21.34.09 # preglow: hmm, i think that offset thing has something to do with resume.. but now i have to go :/ 21.34.10 # HCl 21.34.20 # whats the dircache and what does it do? 21.34.41 # hcl..your beyond the times ;) 21.34.42 Quit thegeek_ (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21.34.51 # no, just been busy with other stuff 21.34.52 # mostly gf 21.34.57 Join thegeek_ [0] (n=thegeek@s057b.studby.ntnu.no) 21.35.03 # hehe apear you don't look Rb news those days ;-) 21.35.06 # you have only one gf and thats your iriver ;) 21.35.49 # anywho. 21.35.57 # whats the dircache and what does it do? 21.35.59 # HCl: your new java design will never commited? 21.36.14 # hcl remember the "spin bug" ? 21.36.15 # very good feature for the crazy browserers 21.36.26 # Moos: it hasn't yet till i'm more sure to what people want. 21.36.31 # muesli-: not really..? 21.36.32 # rbx cashes now the whole hdd 21.36.38 # caches 21.36.39 # damn 21.37.02 # in the filewrite /reading layer or? 21.37.49 # dunno 21.37.50 # Slasheri is your man for details ;-) 21.38.01 # i don't understand how such a thing would mess with the runtime database 21.38.10 # unless its closing and re-opening files 21.38.50 # hehe, here if I tuned both the new dircach and your runtime db, isn't possible to shutting down 21.38.51 # _FireFly_ hasb been those lockups sorted out? 21.40.01 # HCl: if you didn't test yet your "old" .jar, there fews little bugs ;-) 21.40.12 # like? 21.40.33 # its hard for me to understand the consequences for my runtime db if i don't fully understand what this dir cache does 21.40.56 # like rating thinks, the runing time debug features, databox.... 21.41.02 # *things 21.41.09 # :D 21.41.26 # not dramatical 21.41.36 # the rating and such is stored in the mp3entry structure 21.42.08 # <_FireFly_> muesli-: i don't know but Slasheri and moos are working on it 21.42.27 # sounds good :D 21.45.24 # i don't even think i'll bother adding resume support to musepack 21.45.29 # people will just think it's locked up 21.45.49 # It's that slow? 21.46.00 # preglow: hehe. You don't sound like a fan of libmusepack. 21.46.11 # well 21.46.25 # Is poor seeking a limitation of the musepack format? 21.46.26 # in principle i like the musepack format 21.46.32 # but its execution, no 21.46.42 # and libmusepack is more or less tailored to arm math 21.46.50 # linuxstb: yes it is 21.46.59 # according to the libmusepack people, at least 21.47.03 # and they should know 21.47.58 # Is it another case of variable sized frames and no seek table? 21.48.36 Quit thegeek (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 21.48.57 Quit merbanan (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 21.51.10 # yes, i guess so 21.51.15 Quit banan_ (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 21.51.21 # and some kind of inter-frame dependecies, i think 21.52.46 # HCl started a runtime contest yesterday. already 22h continious playback with irivers fw with the ionity. pray the new one is even better :) 21.58.33 # hehe 21.58.39 # i'm sure it is 21.58.39 # :p 21.58.49 # 1 bar left 21.59.22 # hope its done before midnight 21.59.52 # mp3s? oggs? 22.00.03 # mp3s 22.00.12 # toggled shuffle on 22.00.17 # some vbr's, cbr 22.01.29 # For a reproducable runtime comparison, the very same album should be selected, no shuffle, repeat = all, and of course irivers using the same hd 22.01.37 # unfortunately somebody switched shuffle on. i put some files in a dir and set it to endless repeat 22.01.53 # yeah amiconn... 22.01.59 # dunno who put shuffle on 22.02.52 # Would be interesting to compare battery runtime iriver fw <-> rockbox on the very same unit, 22.03.11 # testing each format supported by both firmwares 22.03.32 # Are the ata_init() error codes documented anywhere (apart from reading through ata.c) ? 22.03.58 # amiconn that was my ideas 22.04.03 # -s 22.04.06 # linuxstb: no 22.04.10 # at least testing on the some mp3s 22.04.40 # same 22.05.18 # amiconn: OK, thanks. 22.05.31 Nick banan__ is now known as merbanan (i=banan@dalink.campus.luth.se) 22.07.57 Quit matsl (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 22.08.59 Join matsl [0] (n=matsl@1-1-4-2a.mal.sth.bostream.se) 22.11.14 # * preglow cleans up codec plugin sources 22.11.22 Nick solexx___ is now known as solexx_ (n=jrschulz@c129179.adsl.hansenet.de) 22.16.32 # good night all 22.16.36 Quit Moos ("CGI:IRC") 22.20.38 Join Shani}{Coder [0] (i=shani@Ariel.Atlantica.US) 22.22.06 Quit Shani}{Coder (Remote closed the connection) 22.22.54 # are 40 euro fair for an ionity 1900 mah replacement battery? 22.23.17 Quit Paul_The_Nerd ("Chatzilla 0.9.68a [Firefox 1.0.7/20050915]") 22.25.33 # CoCoLUS yes, but wait 22.26.05 # thats the price on dapstore.de 22.26.24 # http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=7550136086&ssPageName=STRK:MEWN:IT 22.26.40 # i've just shopped this one and will test it within the next days 22.26.55 # * preglow gasps as he sees a float in a52.c 22.27.02 Join Shani}{Coder [0] (i=shani@Ariel.Atlantica.US) 22.27.51 Quit AliasCoffee ("Leaving") 22.28.45 # yeah i looked at dapstore... 22.28.57 # they sure ship to austria and they look trustworthy... so... 22.31.18 # <_FireFly_> yehaa, i got it ;) 22.32.06 # <_FireFly_> i could change wps_load in that way that now only non-comment lines are included in the format-buffer 22.32.44 # <_FireFly_> and i have test the code with a 2.6kb byte wps-file where the last xl-line was on the end of the file 22.33.07 # <_FireFly_> and this image is displayed in wps :) 22.34.11 # linuxstb: do you know what the output format of liba52 is? from here it looks like it uses the full signed 32 bits 22.34.48 Quit ender` (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 22.35.55 # preglow: I've never really understood liba52's output. But I think it's a 32-bit unsigned output. 22.36.16 # _unsigned_ ? 22.36.59 # No, I'm mistaken. It's signed. 22.37.04 # CoCoLUS query 22.37.35 # the way it's handled in a52, it's first scaled fifteen bits down, then clipped 22.37.44 # so seems like it's signed and uses 30 bits or something 22.38.53 # i was thinking of modifying a52.c to not do its own sixteen bit conversion as well 22.39.00 # i'd very much like that to be handled by dsp in all cases 22.39.55 # Please do. But one thing we need to get working properly is the multi-channel downmixing to stereo - I'm not sure that's working right. 22.40.11 # oh? 22.40.19 # i think you gave me a five channel oasis file that worked fine 22.41.06 # Are you sure it was 5-channel, and not just plain 2.0 ? 22.41.29 # not by any means 22.41.44 # it's 448khbps 22.41.47 # sounds like more than stereo to me 22.43.06 # nah, you're right, foobar says it's stereo 22.43.23 # Getting a 5.1 ac3 file should be simple 22.43.36 # Just rip one from a dvd 22.43.43 # I've got a sample already - just a moment.... 22.44.16 # linuxstb: but man, that's a hefty bitrate for a stereo file anyway 22.45.01 # I know - it's how the German TV station Pro-7 broadcasts. 22.45.17 # It's a direct recording of their broadcast bitstream. 22.45.48 Join ]RowaN[ [0] (i=a2b0y@82-43-214-84.cable.ubr10.newm.blueyonder.co.uk) 22.46.56 # <]RowaN[> #rockbox, where everybady knows your name 22.46.57 # <]RowaN[> la la la 22.47.03 # <]RowaN[> and you're always glad you came 22.47.09 # li lo la 22.47.16 # you wanna bee where you can see that troubles are all the same 22.47.43 # <]RowaN[> you wanan b where everybady knows yo' name 22.47.47 # <]RowaN[> trala lala la la 22.48.11 # rbx should have an own anthem 22.48.30 # <]RowaN[> i cant decide what hd to buy for my pc 22.48.32 # <]RowaN[> BRAND SPEED BUFFER PRICE SIZE MODEL 22.48.33 # <]RowaN[> Toshiba 5400 16mb £68 80gb MK8026GAX 22.48.33 # <]RowaN[> Toshiba 4200 8mb £63 80gb MK8025GAS 22.48.36 Quit webguest80 ("CGI:IRC") 22.48.45 # <]RowaN[> gonna get me a 2.5" drive, coz less noisey 22.48.58 # <]RowaN[> im guessing the 5400 speed will be higher pitched noise =/ 22.50.10 # <]RowaN[> i found a great comparison table but it doesnt have drives bigger than 40gig (http://www.silentpcreview.com/article29-page2.html) 22.51.08 Join webguest80 [0] (n=53afb0c2@labb.contactor.se) 22.52.34 # I've uploaded a test 5.1 AC3 file here: http://www.davechapman.f2s.com/rockbox/ac3.zip (22MB) 22.53.17 # It doesn't sound right to me in Rockbox - as if the front audio is coming out of the right channel, and the rear audio out of the left. 22.53.30 Quit _FireFly_ ("Leaving") 22.54.36 # <]RowaN[> u want me to try it? 22.54.43 # I want someone to fix a52.c :) 22.56.09 Join Moos [0] (i=DrMoos@m90.net81-66-158.noos.fr) 22.56.16 # CoCoLUS ? 22.56.20 # <]RowaN[> slightly offtopic, but my pc's soundcard is linked to my amp with a digital connection, but when i play 5.1 content on my pc (e.g. Prison.Break.S01E07.HR.HDTV.AC3.5.1.XviD-CTU.avi using media player), my amp doesnt recognise it as 5.1.. any ideas guys? 22.57.05 # your player software must be misconfigured 22.57.06 # do you have your digital out turned on and set for 5.1..? 22.57.09 # No idea, but Prison Break is a great series. 22.57.21 # player or mixer/something :) 22.57.28 # i have no problem with 5.1, though i have an analog connection to my amp 22.57.40 # <]RowaN[> digital out is "on" yes, ive never found an option to tweak any settings related to it at all 22.57.50 # speaker settings set to 5.1? 22.58.09 # <]RowaN[> ive got treble or bass, heh 22.58.18 # <]RowaN[> ahah 22.58.19 # <]RowaN[> found it! 22.58.31 # <]RowaN[> mayben not 22.58.39 # its just in sound properties.. 22.58.41 # <]RowaN[> i can choose "2 speakers" or "4 speakers" 22.58.50 # you should have a whole range of options 22.58.57 # <]RowaN[> Creative has installed its own EAX sound mixer crap with a ton of options 22.59.16 # just use the windows control panel 23.00.01 # gotta go 23.01.12 # <]RowaN[> ive now set my speaker mode to 5.1 in control panel, but it makes no difference to the digital out 23.01.37 # <]RowaN[> my amp just knows its "pcm", thats all, and when i enable amp effects, it just says prologic, as if its recieving a normal stereo signal 23.03.10 # preglow: liba52 seems to be rather efficient... :) 23.05.38 # * ]RowaN[ emails Creative to moan about their shite software 23.08.46 Join Vladoman [0] (n=Vladoman@p54A7C246.dip.t-dialin.net) 23.10.11 # preglow, linuxstb: The a52 downmix is definitely broken 23.11.11 # I know :( 23.12.30 # I tried, but could never work it out. The best thing would be to go back to the original "a52dec" source (the player that comes with liba52). 23.13.43 # amiconn: yes, it was efficient before i did my thing on it, and very efficient after 23.14.43 # 5.1 mode isn't as efficient, but 2.0 had ~3 % boost ratio - with resampling 23.15.10 # it seems audio is always stereo before it reaches the resampler 23.15.20 # so i think i'm going to make it do both channels in one pass 23.21.07 # preglow: remember that mono might look like two channels in the resampler, but really isn't... 23.21.12 # * amiconn wonders whether the current a52.codec will handle mono correctly 23.21.31 # Lear: riiight, that's how it is... 23.22.03 # i WAS going to code a resampler for doing both mono and stereo in one pass, but i bloody hate duplicating code 23.22.28 # a branch isn't THAT dear on coldfire, i could just do a compare per sample 23.22.37 # to see if i've actually got two channels 23.22.57 # _per sample_ ?? 23.22.58 # Hm... When I rewrote dsp, I think I tried to avoid just that... 23.23.13 # I'd rather avoid that... 23.23.48 Quit muesli- (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 23.24.10 Quit Vlad0man (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 23.25.26 # amiconn: yes, me too, but the alternative is writing two perfectly identical resamplers, one doing stereo, the other mono 23.25.58 # the way we do now, with processing the channels separately, is very wasteful 23.26.50 # more waste than an if per sample? 23.26.54 # oh yes 23.27.14 # there's already a compare per sample (the while loop) that can be avoided if we do both channels per pass 23.27.19 # and additional delta calculation, etc 23.27.37 # I don't see the problem with having 2 resample loops 23.27.52 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 23.28.09 # amiconn: no problem per se, but there could be just one loop, it goes without saying one loop instead of two identical loops is more efficient 23.28.09 # It's just a bit more code... and if it helps to speed things up... 23.28.20 # ahh, like that 23.28.27 # could make it a macro, i suppose 23.28.40 # sometimes i actually miss templates from c++ :) 23.30.59 # for the stereo case, some delta calculations would be avoided, yes, but you'd do completely unecessary processing in the mono case... 23.31.17 # so neither case is perfect. I chose this as the least bad, iirc... 23.33.17 Join Vlad0man [0] (n=Vladoman@p54A7FBF8.dip.t-dialin.net) 23.33.44 # Lear: not if make a resampler for just mono and one for stereo, no ;) 23.34.07 # ...because memory access is fairly expensive (not so bad with both buffers in iram though...) 23.34.57 # I did just that (splitting one loop into 2 almost identical ones) some days ago for speeding up fire.rock 23.35.01 # <]RowaN[> guys whats the url of that german shop i bought my replacment iriver hd from 23.35.48 # preglow: so, would that mean 4 resamplers then (2 up and 2 down)? :) 23.36.22 # Lear: yes, yes it would 23.36.41 # amiconn: i don't want to do this until i can measure things properly, boost factor doesn't cut it 23.37.17 # You could simply time unsynchronised decoding, w/o any output 23.37.48 # That's how I did the performance measurements for the various memory functions 23.38.13 # tricky to make it generic for any codec though... 23.38.21 # (I did a quick one for Vorbis...) 23.38.31 Quit Vladoman (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 23.41.50 # I've just updated the table at the end of SoundCodecs page a little to make it more critical of the codecs. Does anyone have anything to add there about the state of Vorbis? 23.41.58 Join webguest53 [0] (n=53470b58@labb.contactor.se) 23.43.31 Quit webguest53 (Client Quit) 23.46.39 # linuxstd: files encoded by old versions (pre 1.0) might not play properly... 23.47.31 # vorbis seems to be the most mysterious codec in rockbox 23.47.41 # how so? 23.48.01 # Files crashing it or not playing properly etc 23.48.36 # crashes are typically the codec running out of memory; not so mysterious... 23.49.19 # that's the only problem I've seen anyway (including the recent one in the forums, which Linus got a copy of, that he forwarded to me, and which played fine.) 23.50.22 # oh well, really gotta go to bed now. bye! 23.50.27 Quit Lear ("Chatzilla 0.9.68.5.1 [Firefox 1.4.1/undefined]") 23.53.42 # but yeah, back to a52.c 23.55.06 # but the conversion from 5.1 to stereo, i thought liba52 itself took care of that