--- Log for 06.05.106 Server: clarke.freenode.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot- Version: Dancer V4.16 Started: 1 month and 11 days ago 00.00.05 # ahahahahahaha 00.07.56 Join k_otik_ [0] (n=Admin@41.250.18.117) 00.08.54 Part k_otik_ 00.12.25 Quit sn1ff () 00.13.23 Join hlj [0] (i=hlj@S0106000ae6c55cfe.ed.shawcable.net) 00.13.35 # hey 00.13.45 # yo 00.13.45 # i need some help 00.13.45 # i installed ipodlinux on my ipod last night 00.13.45 DBUG Enqueued KICK hlj 00.13.45 # but i cant goto apple os 00.13.45 # all the other stuff works tho 00.13.46 *** Alert Mode level 1 00.13.46 # when i goto apple os it asked me for a language 00.13.48 # but it freezes 00.13.50 # cuz i cant select or scroll through them 00.13.52 # i have a black ipod nano 4gb 00.13.54 # any suggestions? 00.15.24 Join scriptx [0] (n=scriptx@cpe-70-123-144-79.austin.res.rr.com) 00.16.20 # maybe not as helpful as id hoped :( 00.16.39 # ;/ 00.16.49 # scriptx u know much about ipods? 00.16.51 # this is #rockbox 00.16.58 # The only advice I can give is to run the Apple Restorer and then install Rockbox. 00.17.11 # hlj: try #ipodlinux for ipodlinux issues 00.17.18 # Badger 00.17.21 # Someone told him to come here 00.17.27 # so? 00.17.27 # hlj: try asking people in the rockbox irc they are usually very helpful 00.17.33 # From #ipodlinux 00.17.37 # hahaha 00.17.38 # Badger: have you been to the iPL IRC? noone there talks 00.17.47 # ANd it's mostly for devs 00.17.53 # so then we should speak about everything in #rockbox ? 00.18.01 # Well if people here help yes 00.18.04 # Rockbox supports iPod 00.18.05 # If you dont want to then dont 00.18.08 # wats the difference between ipod linux and rockbox? 00.18.08 # I beg to differ 00.18.08 # So why not talk about iPod 00.18.12 # I can only say that ipl worked for me exactly once. After trying to reboot it never started again. Got rid of it, and adapted rockbox 00.18.23 # hlj: Almost everything. 00.18.53 # which one has more features? 00.18.54 # scriptx: I said ipodlinux. We don't use it, we don't develop it so it makes no sense to do support for it here 00.19.31 # But if you do you can get alot of people who cant get iPL to work to switch ;) 00.19.48 # no, we do that by telling them how to use rockbox 00.20.15 # amen :) 00.20.28 # I don't mind talking a little ipodlinux, but coming here exclusively for ipodlinux help is plain wrong 00.20.31 # which has more features rockbox or ipodlinux? 00.20.44 # hlj: try them for yourself and see 00.20.53 # why cant u just tell me 00.21.00 # then i dont need to try both 00.21.01 # well this is #rockbox 00.21.09 # I bet you'll get a pro-Rockbox angle 00.21.10 # hlj: for music id suggest Rockbox 00.21.24 # but given that we are in #rockbox we are slanted towards it 00.21.27 # hlj: Its great for everything though 00.21.29 # hlj: There are no ipodlinux experts here, so we don't know all the features. 00.21.50 # Hence we can't answer your question. 00.21.50 # hlj: I have iPL and Rockbox and use rockbox most, and rarely if ever use retail os 00.21.58 # well u dont need to be an expert just ur opinion is fine for me 00.22.08 # im looking to play music and movies and games 00.22.18 # load a snes emulator 00.22.20 # etc 00.22.34 # well... rockbox has no video support atm 00.22.39 # nor snes emulation 00.22.40 # Rockbox is better for music, and has some games. IPL has some other games, and video support. 00.22.42 # has gameboy though 00.22.57 # But it doesnt work well... 00.23.01 # Yet! 00.23.03 # :stall: 00.23.23 # yeah... i haven't tried the gameboy thing (on an x5 doubt its possible atm) 00.23.25 # can i run a snes/n6r emu on ipl? 00.23.37 # no idea 00.23.47 *** Alert Mode OFF 00.23.50 # I think someone has ported one, but from what I've read it's too slow to be usable. 00.24.30 # yeah... snes would be tough on an ipod anyway from a useability standpoint (too many buttons, etc).. that'd be my guess anyway 00.24.37 # maybe i'm on crack 00.24.45 Quit RedBreva (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 00.24.48 # The forums at http://ipodlinux.org/forums are probably the best way to find out about all the applications which have been ported. 00.25.00 Quit speacial_ed (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 00.25.05 # ipl forums suck 00.25.10 # fyi 00.25.42 # i do have one ipl question... is it ipod specific? or have they ported to other devices 00.25.54 # iPod specific 00.25.54 # goffa: ipods only 00.26.16 # thought so.. just wasn't sure 00.26.25 # scriptx: but then in the forums they tend to say the same thing about our community 00.26.25 # so i guess that rules me out anyway 00.26.28 # not that i'd switch 00.26.36 # overall i'm happy with rb 00.26.56 # and i don't mean the beef sandwitch store :) 00.26.59 # Say what? That Rockbox forums sucks? 00.27.04 Quit TCK (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 00.27.20 # not exactly with those words, but with that spirit 00.27.46 # people like to point fingers at other camps 00.28.00 # "we are the cool ones" "they suck" 00.28.04 # It's true 00.28.06 Join akaidiot [0] (n=not@84-217-95-149.tn.glocalnet.net) 00.28.07 # I've got like 00.28.10 # 5 threads 00.28.12 # all unanswered 00.28.42 # Bagder: Psycholgie thing (TM) ;-) 00.28.58 # oh indeed 00.29.02 # it's classical 00.29.03 # very common human thing 00.29.08 # yeah 00.29.15 # Most of the people join just to post a few questions that have been answered 500 times 00.29.41 # Bagder: about Human identity thing, and groups relations ship 00.29.42 # omg 00.29.49 # #ipodlinux is fuckin gay 00.29.53 # nobody talks 00.29.56 # its a dead channel 00.29.59 # some help 00.30.03 Join speacial_ed [0] (n=chatzill@00095b0ec047.click-network.com) 00.30.08 # now why is silent gay? 00.30.18 # nobody responds 00.30.45 # It's geared more towards developers, hlj. 00.30.51 # Not for 00.30.53 # ipodlinux refuses to come out 00.30.54 # I NEED HEP! 00.30.54 # OMG 00.30.55 # :) 00.30.55 # HELP 00.30.57 # I FUXED MY IOPOD 00.30.58 # DOMG 00.30.58 # FGOMFGOM 00.31.00 # NEED HELP]' 00.31.10 # That's what the forums are fore 00.31.12 # for* 00.31.27 # that sounds like what aol is for 00.31.35 # Hah 00.31.51 # phew, here isn't like this ;P 00.32.03 # kbye 00.32.03 # if i update my ipod firmware then will i still be able to load ipl or rockbox? 00.32.03 Part scriptx ("Leaving") 00.32.33 # You will have to reinstall a bootloader. 00.34.23 Join macdonalder [0] (n=macdonal@CPE00045af2dd15-CM0011ae92481c.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) 00.37.22 Quit hlj () 00.37.26 Quit ender` (" Q: What's another name for the "Intel Inside" sticker they put on Pentiums 4? A: Warning label.") 00.41.46 Quit Siku () 00.47.00 Quit macdonalder ("bye bye ;D") 00.52.51 # linuxstb: What do you think, do we want the hack for getting rid of -ffunction-sections? Boost-wise it makes no difference, but all binaries get smaller... 00.54.25 # I think getting rid of -ffunction-sections will mean lostlogic's profiler parser will work on ARM. So that's another point in favour. 00.54.44 Join sharpe [0] (i=ziggy@user-0c8hc23.cable.mindspring.com) 00.55.10 # eh... 00.57.48 # linuxstb: It means making 6 functions in ata.c non-static (can be done for arm only, with a macro) 00.59.05 Quit lee-qid__ ("Trillian (http://www.ceruleanstudios.com") 01.00.30 # (or alternatively move these functions out of iram) 01.04.06 Quit Kohlrabi ("Fast alle Menschen sind Regenwürmer") 01.06.13 Quit speacial_ed ("Bye") 01.06.21 # #define gcc_goof_more -O2 01.07.43 # So I assume that that change means that gcc is performing less long calls? 01.07.50 # yes 01.09.36 # It still doesn't link with -O2 though. Then it stumbles in thread.c, upon a function which isn't static 01.10.47 # But the function is declared with ICODE_ATTR? 01.11.38 # yes 01.11.59 # I think this is the sibling call thing Mikachu figured out. Trying... 01.14.04 # ...it works 01.14.37 # ...and -O2 makes the binary smaller than just -O 01.17.32 # Cool. Do you have any ideas about getting rid of the -mlong-calls completely?. 01.17.48 # mini2g rockbox.ipod: ~338K with cvs, ~327K without function sections, and ~322K with -O2 -fno-optimize-sibling-calls and without function sections 01.18.15 # We can't 01.18.48 # We can just minimise the number of long calls by making all functions static that should be static 01.20.28 # The gcc long-call logic is far from optimal. Setting a function attribute to long_call causes all calls to this function to be long calls 01.21.18 # The correct way would be to make inter-section calls long calls, and keep in-section calls short 01.23.38 # Ugh, the -O2 build causes a hard crash... 01.23.58 # Ugh indeed. 01.24.26 # Stkov main when trying to play music, and ugly noises from the output... 01.24.50 Join ericmoritz\0 [0] (n=eric@68.51.228.83) 01.25.17 # hi, I'm trying to create a backdrop, is there any special settings for the bmp 01.25.29 # 24-bit and the exact size of your LCD. 01.26.19 Join ga_miller [0] (i=wendy@adsl-69-225-5-119.dsl.skt2ca.pacbell.net) 01.26.28 # hello 01.26.41 # hmm, that's what I have I think 01.26.46 # linuxstb: is rockbox being sued? 01.26.47 # can rockbox play video on my ipod photo? 01.27.03 # mikearthur: No. 01.27.07 # ga_miller: No. 01.27.27 # It's not possible? 01.27.31 # linuxstb: I heard that from some guy who works from Wolfson Microelectronics today, about some ROM you've included as a plugin or something 01.28.05 # Is that the MAS code for PCM playback? 01.29.38 # ga_miller: Some kind of video is possible, yes. But no-one is working on it. 01.31.02 # linuxstb: so thats complete bull then? 01.31.16 # You would have to be more specific. 01.31.29 # But to my knowledge Rockbox doesn't have any code it shouldn't. 01.31.47 # he wasn't much more specific 01.31.56 # just that is was a game plugin, and he heard you were getting sued 01.32.04 Quit matsl (Remote closed the connection) 01.32.08 # however, its perfectly possible he could have it confused with iPodLinux or something 01.32.28 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 01.32.30 # maybe they spoken abou jewels? 01.32.36 # about even 01.32.37 # That's possible the Jewels plugin. We had an exchange of emails about that with the company behind Bejewelled. 01.32.45 Ctcp Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood 01.32.45 # * amiconn was just about to ask that 01.33.08 # are we have some news? 01.33.10 # that could well be what he was talking about 01.33.22 # apologies, I just wanted to get it from the horses mouse, so to speak 01.33.25 # The graphics in Jewels look similar to the graphics in Bejewelled. 01.33.27 # aye 01.33.40 # but not the same ;) 01.33.49 # is the iPod AC97 chip working alright for you? 01.33.52 Quit ga_miller () 01.34.03 # we don't have to change anything if we want imho 01.35.44 # mikearthur: "AC97" ? 01.36.10 # and what's about ATA&T btw? (more serious) 01.36.17 # sorry, the iPod codec chip 01.36.21 # its been a long day 01.36.28 # *AT&T 01.36.47 # Yep, no problems. I'm planning on starting to add recording support. 01.36.53 # cool 01.37.09 # just because the guy who writes the drivers for the chip is a big OSS head 01.37.15 # if you wanted to talk to him 01.39.14 # I don't have any specific questions - the datasheets are clear enough. But I would be happy to hear any comments he has on our code. 01.39.42 # ok cool 01.39.57 # I talk to him about it if I get the job :D 01.44.56 Join Romanos [0] (n=Romanos_@host-87-74-130-169.bulldogdsl.com) 01.46.35 # linuxstb_: did you see the thing earlier? 01.47.58 Quit Romanos (Client Quit) 01.48.48 Join Romanos [0] (n=Romanos_@host-87-74-130-169.bulldogdsl.com) 01.50.23 # Mikachu: Yes. I've no idea if boosting and unboosting 30 times a second is a good idea though... 01.50.39 # linuxstb_: yeah that was sort of my question 01.50.57 # It's probably not. 01.50.58 # also it won't unboost if it's behind 01.51.20 # Each boost and unboost looses a few milliseconds due to the pll relock 01.51.39 # Mikachu: Btw, why would you want that? 01.52.01 # the idea would be to save a little power 01.52.26 # Where? 01.52.49 # when limiting the framerate in pacbox 01.52.58 # ahj 01.53.05 # * amiconn never tried pacbox 01.53.14 # i've never got past level 4 01.53.18 # Lack of rom, and lack of interest 01.53.28 # I'm hoping to add sound to pacbox at some point, so that will probably use up those spare cycles. 01.53.44 # i did make the unboost unconditional at first by accident 01.53.48 # then i only got 25 fps 01.53.58 # so it doesn't unboost every frame 01.54.03 Quit Romanos () 01.54.15 # What framerate do you get if you remove that loop completely? 01.54.28 # i'll chcek 01.56.38 # hrm, i got 30.3 heh 01.56.44 # but i know i've gotten higher before 01.57.13 # maybe i commented out a line too many 01.58.34 Join JoeBorn [0] (n=jborn@dsl017-022-247.chi1.dsl.speakeasy.net) 01.58.37 # nope, still 30.3 01.58.45 # i guess in that case there's not much point 02.00.09 # Nope. But there is a lot of room for optimisation - the screen rendering function needs to be rewritten in assembler. I've only done that for the 5g, and someone else did a H300 version. 02.00.37 # hm, when i set FPS to 20, i get 24 02.01.32 # how does that happen? 02.03.18 # hm yeah, you still do the full emulation for every pacman frame so lowering the displayed framerate doesn't change as much as you think 02.03.20 # I guess that means that not displaying 10 frames means the CPU can be emulated 20% faster. 02.04.08 # Yes, the framerate just means how many of Pacman's 60fps are displayed each second. So it's just the LCD rendering code that's skipped. 02.04.22 # couldn't you skip the hardware blitting code too? 02.04.25 # that wouldn't affect game state 02.04.31 # i mean the emulated hardware 02.04.41 # or maybe you do 02.05.22 # There isn't any. The only emulated hardware is the CPU, RAM and I/O ports (for the buttons and coin slots) 02.06.08 # for some reason i thought renderBackground/Sprites was done every frame, and only blit_display skipped, but that would be stupid 02.09.04 Join TCK [0] (n=tckocr@81-179-76-84.dsl.pipex.com) 02.12.01 Join BHSPitLappy [0] (i=Steve-O@adsl-65-69-154-93.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net) 02.12.59 Quit Moos ("Glory to Rockbox !!!") 02.17.22 Join Paul_The_Nerd [0] (n=Paul_The@cpe-66-68-93-2.austin.res.rr.com) 02.23.09 Quit linuxstb_ ("CGI:IRC (Ping timeout)") 02.24.47 Join ashridah [0] (i=ashridah@220-253-121-12.VIC.netspace.net.au) 02.28.07 Quit mikearthur ("Konversation terminated!") 02.31.36 Nick chi- is now known as chi (n=chi@tor/session/external/x-62b47e280d8f98e5) 02.31.53 Join yobesoom [0] (n=mooseboy@c-67-171-207-167.hsd1.or.comcast.net) 02.37.37 Join linuxstb_ [0] (n=linuxstb@i-83-67-212-170.freedom2surf.net) 02.39.58 Quit linuxstb (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 02.40.29 Quit obo (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 02.40.52 Quit pixelma (" HydraIRC -> http://www.hydrairc.com <- Chicks dig it") 02.41.29 Join KN|stiff [0] (n=phhome@Fd0c2.f.strato-dslnet.de) 02.42.22 Quit KN|stiff (Client Quit) 02.45.40 # * dongs is on level 38 in bubbles. 02.46.58 # i think i'm on 24 or so 02.47.30 # but i've finished brickmania 02.48.05 # ah. controls are too sluggish in that. 02.48.08 # sounds like you guys are having as productive a workday as I am 02.48.14 # i changed them :) 02.48.23 # to what 02.48.30 # absolute mapping between the wheel and the playfield 02.48.44 # hm 02.48.55 Nick linuxstb_ is now known as linuxstb (n=linuxstb@i-83-67-212-170.freedom2surf.net) 02.48.58 # so you can insta-jump to a place? 02.49.08 # yeah 02.49.10 # neat. 02.49.12 # wehre's the patch :D 02.49.21 Join cismo_ [0] (i=cismo@adsl-85-217-32-12.kotinet.com) 02.49.22 # but it's sort of impossible to go to the exact right place without sliding there 02.49.34 # at least on the nano wheel 02.49.37 # dongs: on the tracker 02.53.36 # so it is 02.53.48 # is the link at the top updated or should I use the 'v4' from bottom of the page? 02.53.59 # you would want the latest one 02.54.06 # and the one for brickmania 02.54.21 Join Romanos [0] (n=Romanos_@host-87-74-130-169.bulldogdsl.com) 02.54.28 # heh, that was maybe not so helpful, the one at the bottom is the latest 02.54.59 # so, i need both? the wheel-absolute patch and brickmania patch? 02.55.13 # yes 02.56.39 # lol so failed 02.57.04 # too lazy to see why 03.00.58 Quit Romanos () 03.01.53 Quit cismo (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 03.09.55 # Mikachu, where are you/ 03.09.59 # i'm here 03.10.03 # dongs: which of them failed? 03.10.10 # no, where in the world are you 03.10.52 # maybe we could make a carmen san diego type game of this 03.11.36 # you could also /whois me 03.12.23 Join macdonalder [0] (n=macdonal@CPE00045af2dd15-CM0011ae92481c.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) 03.13.30 Join RoC_MM [0] (i=dragon@dsl-29-8.cofs.net) 03.14.47 Quit RoC_MM (Client Quit) 03.17.25 # heh, I made a wps for my wife's nano: http://eric.themoritzfamily.com/upload/nano_cc.png 03.20.15 Quit macdonalder (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 03.20.31 # Mikachu: the brick patch failed, it doesnt look that hard to fix but im to lazy. 03.20.36 # wheel patch succeeded with some offsets. 03.20.39 # okay 03.23.58 Join macdonalder [0] (n=macdonal@CPE00045af2dd15-CM0011ae92481c.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) 03.31.14 Quit zgh ("Lost terminal") 03.32.18 # lol @ colors 03.32.29 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 03.38.10 Quit JoeBorn ("open.neurostechnology.com") 03.45.47 Join vidkun [0] (n=tharg@tor/session/external/x-3d2594d747dbdb12) 03.47.51 # there we go: http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/WpsIpodNano#Chanel_Nano 03.53.16 Quit macdonalder ("bye bye ;D") 04.01.58 Quit BHSPitMonkey (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 04.03.06 Quit Genre9mp3 ("Leaving") 04.06.45 Join macdonalder [0] (n=macdonal@CPE00045af2dd15-CM0011ae92481c.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) 04.10.44 Join eLMafUDd [0] (n=cb3bb21e@labb.contactor.se) 04.11.08 # hey 04.11.20 # could anybody help me...? 04.11.28 # i cant install rockbox on my ipod video 04.11.44 # i did everthing the guide says, and when i reboot it... it just comes up with the apple firmware 04.11.50 # Then you didn't do everything right. 04.11.59 # Does it show the Rockbox bootloader, or straight into apple? 04.12.05 # i have the files .rockbox and rockbox.ipod 04.12.12 # straight into apple 04.12.12 # I didn't ask about those. 04.12.26 # i know 04.12.36 # You screwed up either one of the ipod_fw steps, or the last ipodpatcher -w N rockboot.bin step 04.12.52 # ok ill retry the tut 04.12.55 # I'd suggest starting over that process, and making absolutely sure you get them right. 04.13.52 # Odds are you just didn't do the -w to write back the rockboot.bin, but it's a bit unpredictable 04.16.16 Quit macdonalder (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 04.16.35 Quit zigford ("Toodles...") 04.16.49 Join macdonalder [0] (n=macdonal@CPE00045af2dd15-CM0011ae92481c.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) 04.16.54 Quit hardeep ("BitchX Lite I said!") 04.20.14 Quit macdonalder (Client Quit) 04.25.03 # you are now bricking: your $400 ipo 04.25.03 # d 04.27.34 # you can't brick them without actively trying 04.27.41 # true. 04.27.50 # hitting it with a brick seems to work efficiently. 04.32.59 Quit TCK (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 04.33.14 # where's that theme gallery at? 04.33.40 # In the wiki, where it's always been? 04.35.50 Quit PaulJam (".") 04.36.27 # ... 04.36.40 # man, extracting the rockbox files takes a while 04.47.09 Quit eLMafUDd ("CGI:IRC (EOF)") 04.52.15 Join Short2 [0] (n=Administ@pool-70-106-193-49.chi.dsl-w.verizon.net) 04.52.32 Part Short2 04.55.37 Part _Veseliq_ ("www.ModReactor.com www.ModReactor.com www.ModReactor.com www.ModReactor.com www.ModReactor.com") 04.56.36 Join BigMike04 [0] (i=BigMike0@d205-250-48-77.bchsia.telus.net) 04.56.41 # hey 04.56.52 # i have ipl installed on my ipod 04.56.59 # and i heard that rockbox is way better 04.56.59 Quit TeaSea ("Leaving") 04.57.09 # now, can someone show me some screenshots? 04.57.33 # and also tell me why rockbox is better than linuix? 04.57.49 # rockbox.org 04.59.42 Quit Daishi ("Client exiting...") 04.59.58 # i have 4g colour 20gb 05.00.03 # will rockbox work on that? 05.00.38 # nvm it will 05.00.44 # im on the site checkin out everything 05.02.29 # Rockbox isn't better than Linux. 05.02.56 # I mean, all we can do is playback music gaplessly with an available full parametric equalizer, crossfade, crossfeed, and replaygain. 05.03.23 # ic ic 05.03.26 Quit BigMike04 () 05.03.44 Join Rob2222_ [0] (n=Miranda@ACB41489.ipt.aol.com) 05.04.28 Join amiconn_ [0] (n=jens@rockbox/developer/amiconn) 05.06.58 Join scottder [0] (n=sdexter@ip70-188-142-96.ri.ri.cox.net) 05.08.47 # Ok i updated o CVS this morning...hearing clicking sound when i change volume on my nano now 05.10.27 # Faint, easiest to hear when playback is paused and the volume is high? 05.10.54 # I don't hear it when paused 05.11.14 # but more noticable at high volumes.... 05.11.21 # Alright 05.11.21 # and not dependant of format 05.11.45 # It shouldn't be. I've heard it in the retail OS myself 05.12.23 # drat I don't have any music on the Apple OS side. 05.13.05 Join dj-fu [0] (n=deejay@202-89-150-179.ubs.qsi.net.nz) 05.14.23 # I don't *think* it's Rockbox-specific is all. It may still be fixable 05.16.23 # Just cropped up tonight...I'll tinker more tomorrow 05.16.50 Join qwm [0] (n=qwm@h147n2fls32o1010.telia.com) 05.16.51 # midkay_ 05.16.54 # are you awake? 05.18.04 Quit Rob2222 (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 05.20.21 Join tanq [0] (n=tanq@24-182-106-48.dhcp.ftwo.tx.charter.com) 05.21.58 Quit amiconn (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 05.21.59 Nick amiconn_ is now known as amiconn (n=jens@rockbox/developer/amiconn) 05.23.30 # wheeeeeee!!! 05.23.44 # what happen? 05.24.30 # actually, nothing. in fact, things have been worse than they were. 05.24.52 # cool 05.25.35 # i have to write at least a four page paper by monday, and i have to work out a presentation by tuesday, which probably won't be presented for a week or so. 05.28.22 # lol, join the club 05.28.30 # i have a security paper on windoze 2k3 to write for monday 05.28.35 # haven't even started 05.28.44 # and it's going to be hard to lie through the whole thing and pretend it's actually secure 05.29.00 # Seucrity and Windoze 2k3....*giggle* 05.29.01 # :) 05.30.27 # lol :\ 05.32.31 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 05.33.01 # heh... 05.33.08 # "[BHSPitLappy] where's that theme gallery at? [Paul_The_Nerd] In the wiki, where it's always been?" 05.33.12 # i'm also becoming more and more sick... 05.33.15 # sorry, I meant the one that was linked in here earlier. 05.33.20 # it's off-site 05.36.21 # i don't want to sleep... 05.36.42 # found it... http://rockbox-themes.redbreva.com/ 05.39.39 Quit chi (Remote closed the connection) 05.42.16 Quit dj-fu ("Leaving") 05.44.39 Join chi [0] (n=chi@tor/session/external/x-9fc69f0d5cb0532d) 05.46.31 Join dj-fu [0] (n=deejay@202-89-150-179.ubs.qsi.net.nz) 05.50.12 Quit dj-fu (Remote closed the connection) 05.52.26 # * Paul_The_Nerd wonders how you "Increase Stereo" 05.53.25 Join dj-fu [0] (n=deejay@202-89-150-179.ubs.qsi.net.nz) 05.53.30 # grow more ears? :) 05.53.40 # stereo width > 100%? 05.53.53 # No, he seems to be pretty sure he means *more* stereo somehow 05.56.22 # And to "improve sound" 05.56.58 Join gursikh [0] (n=guriskh1@adsl-68-93-88-251.dsl.hstntx.swbell.net) 05.57.10 Part gursikh 05.57.29 # i'm sure there are some tricks that work more or less well depending on the music 05.57.57 # Well yeah. Like crossfeed. 05.58.05 Quit dj-fu (Remote closed the connection) 05.58.27 # But saying that "Rockbox should offer sound improvement" is a kinda vague feature request. ;-) 05.58.34 # ah, heh indeed 05.58.37 # as in 05.59.03 # it catches you listening to "My Humps" and it switches to Beethoven for you 05.59.16 # See, now *that* is a plugin I could get behind. 05.59.20 # hehe 05.59.22 # :) 05.59.54 # i think i might have heard a part of that song once 05.59.56 # discretionbox 05.59.57 # is it really annoying? 06.00.03 # mmhmm 06.00.49 Join dj-fu [0] (n=deejay@202-89-150-179.ubs.qsi.net.nz) 06.09.37 # Okay, what is it that we have if it's not "Bass boosting?" 06.10.02 # Is there a difference between "boosting" and simply "increasing"? 06.14.24 Join firecat53 [0] (n=d839c8e2@labb.contactor.se) 06.15.59 # Hey...anyone here able to help out with an ipod mini 1G install? It's freezing randomly and often w/ today's build. 06.17.14 # "Definition 06.17.14 # Circuitry that boosts the bass response of the amplifier, improving audio reproduction, especially when using inexpensive headphones." 06.17.55 # the definition of bass boosting being bass boosting doesn't help a lot 06.18.04 # hehe 06.18.18 # Synonyms * Low Frequency Gain Boost 06.18.29 # think that's pretty blunt 06.20.26 # firecat53: If you've gotten it to the point where it's running but freezing every now and then, it's just bugs. AAC/MP4 files? 06.22.02 Quit lukaswayne9 ("Ex-Chat") 06.22.12 Part tanq 06.25.56 Join TEFL0N [0] (n=TEFL0N@cpe-24-24-100-35.midsouth.res.rr.com) 06.27.09 # I think I am about the ten-millionth person to query, but... how does one go about applying a patch? 06.27.29 # patch -pX < file.patch 06.27.38 # depending on where you are in the to-be-patched file structure 06.28.59 # Tried it... I get no result... 06.29.39 # "error messages" are not the same as "no result." 06.30.08 # I do not even get an error message. 06.30.17 # So it says nothing at all? 06.30.51 # Yeah... I am going about this all wrong... 06.31.17 # You type patch -p0 < blah.patch at the prompt, and it says *nothing*? 06.31.23 # Nothing happens at all? 06.31.32 # In the CMD, right? 06.31.57 # No. 06.32.35 # I'm on Rockbox's twiki under SimpleGuideToCompiling#Adding_Patches 06.32.40 # Patching requires compiling. Compiling requires setting up one of the various development environments (cygwin, VMware). You need to run patch from in one of those 06.32.58 Join PaulJam [0] (n=pauljam@vpn-3001.gwdg.de) 06.33.21 # Oh OK... it's still in progress of downloading. 06.33.23 # Paul_the_Nerd: I wouldn't call it usable...it works....rarely. Takes multiple reboots to get past the logo screen. Won't play more than a minute of any songs (mp3 & ogg). 06.33.23 # See, the interesting thing about the SimpleGuideToCompiling is that it tells you things in generally the order you should do them. 06.33.52 # are 1G minis supported? 06.34.01 # They were supposed to be 06.35.43 # There's a build specifically for the 1G minis..... 06.37.48 # Yup 06.37.53 # Because it's supposed to be supported 06.38.04 # i was jsut not sure 06.38.26 # But the 1G Mini build is our youngest, and most likely buggy still. 06.38.38 # You could help out by figuring out how to track down some causes, maybe. 06.39.38 Quit rotator ("zzzzzzzzzzZ") 06.39.50 # I'm willing to try....can't say I'm a programmer, but I can follow directions..... 06.40.15 # Well, this isn't really a follow directions thing. That's why there was that 'Figuring out how' part of it. ;-) 06.40.28 # Though it's possible this is just part of the rash of iPod bugs that seems to be in CVS right now. 06.41.34 Quit vidkun ("sudden death") 06.42.07 # I think my 'figuring out' days are in the past for the most part........five children later........but I'll keep checking back! 06.42.57 # Heh 06.43.35 Quit firecat53 ("CGI:IRC (EOF)") 06.46.35 Quit synth7 ("RANDOM NUMBER GENERATION IS TOO IMPORTANT TO BE LEFT TO CHANCE") 06.48.29 Join synth7 [0] (i=jerk@69-164-39-165.atlaga.adelphia.net) 06.49.14 Quit synth7 (Client Quit) 06.55.35 Nick midkay_ is now known as midkay (n=midkay@c-24-16-191-240.hsd1.wa.comcast.net) 07.00.39 Join synth7 [0] (i=jerk@69-164-39-165.atlaga.adelphia.net) 07.00.50 # wooo 07.01.07 # g'night everyone. 07.04.50 Join hardeep [0] (i=hardeeps@SDF.LONESTAR.ORG) 07.05.31 Quit dj-fu (Client Quit) 07.06.06 # lostlogic: around? 07.06.28 # hardeep: 12 seconds from hitting the hay, what's up? 07.07.01 # lostlogic: get some rest, it can wait till tomorrow =) 07.07.10 # hehe, ok, see ya in 7-9 hours :) 07.07.11 # You've made him curious now. 07.07.23 #