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14 November 2007
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07:31 <****> Hmm...
07:31 <****> the one he had was one of the original 36
07:31 <****> so I assume v3
07:32 <****> has
07:32 <****> I'm not sure what is different.
07:32 <****> But the people who do know should start waking up now :)
07:32 <****> still, I had it charged earlier, and then powered it on, and within 20 minutes it was dead again
07:33 <****> Was it charging at all?
07:33 <****> dunno how to tell
07:33 <****> there's no positive assertion that I could see telling me
07:36 <****> hachi: If you can get it powered on, and ssh in, cat /sys/devices/platform/s3c2410-i2c/i2c-adapter/i2c-0/0-0008/chgmode would tell you what kind of charging it's doing
07:36 <****> hachi: Also, if you hold in AUX when power on you should be able to set Fast Charge
07:36 * CM has to go to work
07:37 <****> thanks
07:37 <****> original 36 were Bv3
08:02 <****> what's the deal with such a heavy waveguide for the speakers
08:02 <****> was fidelity that much of a concern in the original design?
08:02 <****> it does sound pretty nifty when it boots
08:07 <****> it's booting!
08:11 <****> .quit
08:12 <****> oops
08:14 <****> ahh, and I now see how it looks when charging
08:26 <****> hachi: Ah, nice :)
08:54 <****> I'm getting errors about files owned by package gtk+ and gtk+fastscaling wants to install them
08:54 <****> nothing on the wiki about this
08:55 <****> at least, search for 'fastscaling' and 'gtk' gives me nothing
08:57 <****> Never herd about that. When did you get that?
08:58 <****> ipkg upgrade
08:59 <****> gonna attempt it again, oooh, new boot sound
08:59 <****> gave it a reboot, also put my sim card in
08:59 <****> Maybe they've moved some packages around recently then. Prod XorA|gone about in when he's back
08:59 <****> Hmm.. I haven't heard any boot sound in a long time.. Need to get a working u-boot soon
09:00 <****> hmmm failed to call... or no sound
09:00 <****> there were notes about this already
09:02 <****> one missed call?
09:25 <****> hachi: ipkg remove gtk+ --force-depends
09:25 <****> ipkg install gtk+-fastscaling
09:26 <****> ok
09:26 <****> I forced the install of everything, I'll do this now
09:30 <****> hachi: monotone.oe is back up
09:30 <****> hurray, off my build goes
09:32 <****> ok, i have a question
09:32 <****> i'm using the /etc/network/interfaces file on my shiny new ubuntu to configure usb0
09:32 <****> however, it just doesn't work
09:32 <****> i manually need to ifdown usb0; ifup usb0
09:32 <****> any idea why that doesn't work automatically once the Neo gets attached?
09:33 <****> do you have usb0 set to hotplug?
09:33 <****> allow-hotplug usb0
09:33 <****> iface usb0 inet static
09:33 <****> address 192.168.0.200
09:33 <****> netmask 255.255.255.0
09:33 <****> network 192.168.0.0
09:33 <****> hmm
09:33 <****> looks about right, doesn#t it?
09:33 * CM only knows gentoo
09:34 <****> It looks right
09:34 <****> mickeyl, do you use the networkmanager applet?
09:34 <****> josch: not sure, to be honest :)
09:34 <****> mickeyl: Did you see the bug roh posted about in the wiki?
09:34 <****> using gnome for now
09:34 <****> About patching udev rules
09:35 <****> well, I configured nothing in /etc/network/interfaces and let nm-applet do all the stuff and it just works tm
09:36 <****> mickeyl, this is the network manager in gnome: http://www.gnome.org/projects/NetworkManager/images/wireless-at-tealuxe.png
09:36 <****> aah
09:37 <****> yes, i think i'm using this thing
09:37 <****> is this interfering with the "standard" debian way of doing things?
09:37 <****> well, I did put nothing in /etc/network/interfaces and let it do alle the stuff
09:37 <****> well - a little
09:38 <****> on my system it autodetects my pugged in neo and even autoconnects to it if I'm not registered in any other network
09:39 <****> trying to get my phone to dial out
09:39 <****> not having good luck yet
09:39 <****> hachi try libgsmd-tool
09:41 <****> okay
09:41 <****> searching for 'gsm' on the wiki fails
09:42 <****> yet 'libgsmd-tool' works
09:42 <****> stupid search system
09:45 <****> ya, the wiki search sucks
09:46 <****> hachi: Use http://aiurlano.netsons.org/OpenMoko/ instead
09:46 <****> Or http://www.google.com/coop/cse?cx=018430699993342716089%3Aszsaurhronw if you want the real google coop page ;)
09:47 <****> calls aren't reaching the far end... bleh
09:47 <****> phone claims to be calling
09:47 <****> josch: hmm, usb0 doesn't even show up in the network manager applet
09:47 <****> mickeyl, have you still configured usb0 manually?
09:48 <****> oop, and now it's saying NO CARRIER
09:48 <****> networkmanager only manages the unconfigured interfaces
09:51 <****> mickeyl: there is a bug in udev in ubuntu
09:52 <****> mickeyl: in /etc/udev/rules.d/85-ifupdown.rules
09:52 <****> aah
09:52 <****> make
09:52 <****> LABEL="net_end"
09:52 <****> ACTION=="remove", RUN+="/sbin/start-stop-daemon --start --background --pidfile /var/run/network/bogus --startas /sbin/ifdown -- --allow auto $env{INTERFACE}"
09:52 <****> it this way around
09:52 <****> then restart and it will work
09:53 <****> (it did for me)
09:54 <****> k, thanks. giving that a try
09:57 <****> sweet, calls work now
09:57 <****> but... now the images in the dialer are 'broken'
09:58 <****> they show the little paper with an 'x' in them, so I have to guess at the buttons
09:59 <****> where do I get i.e. this file: openmoko/trunk/src/target/gsm/src/util/libgsmd-tool.c on the internets?
10:09 <****> svnweb.openmoko.org
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