#openmoko
28 December 2007
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11:56 <****> buildhost.openmoko.org i guess
11:56 <****> CM's and scaresycats should be mostly identical though
11:57 <****> balrog-kun, builhost havent been updated in over a month :)
11:57 <****> buildhost*
11:58 <****> jeddy3: they started it again
11:58 <****> hrw, hmm, where? i just checked it
11:59 <****> doh, I looked in old dirs :/...nevermind :)
12:00 <****> balrog-kun, my bad
12:01 <****> yeah, it's since yesterday only
12:28 <****> Hi ..
12:28 <****> i got following error when i ran make openmoko-devel-image
12:28 <****> http://pastebin.ca/834674
12:32 <****> what could be the reason for the error ?
12:36 <****> sreekant1: looks like a bad tar file in /home/sreekanth/OpenMoko/sources/git_www.denx.de.git.u-boot.git._9912121f7ed804ea58fd62f3f230b5dcfc357d88.tar.gz
12:36 <****> I would suggest removing that file, and rebuilding that package.
12:45 <****> wonder if this would run openmoko: http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/12/17/android-prototype-lets-hope-looks-can-be-deceiving/
12:45 <****> (that's the form-factor that I like)
12:51 <****> hi all
13:08 <****> hi
13:08 <****> hi
13:09 <****> is it possible to re run a particular failed process in the make openmoko-devel-image ?
13:09 <****> basically a download got corrupted due to network disurption and so i am not able top proceede with the make openmoko-devel-image ...
13:09 <****> just re-run the make, and it'll redo it
13:10 <****> or delete teh download, and re-run
13:10 <****> (as I understand it)
13:10 <****> when i delete the download, it is saying file not found error
13:10 <****> Hmm. How far into the build are you?
13:10 <****> done with 731 tasks out of 5275
13:11 <****> I think that's around 1/3 done.
13:11 <****> oh
13:11 <****> sorry - I've never had to do this.
13:11 <****> where does the process store the current task that has to run
13:11 <****> ?
13:11 <****> No idea.
13:11 <****> delete the corresponding OE fetch stamp in build/tmp/stamps
13:12 <****> :)
13:12 <****> ok ..
13:13 <****> can anyone tell me why there are mailing lists like "announcements" if they are silent since september?
13:13 <****> The administrator of the announcements mailing list has been kidnapped by Nokia. We are working behind the scene for his release.
13:14 <****> rwhitby: i have three folders inside build/tmp/stamps
13:15 <****> sreekant1: find the one which holds the stamp for the package in question
13:15 <****> how can i know that ?
13:15 <****> do i need to check the console output for that stamp?
13:16 <****> ls */*u-boot-mkimage-openmoko-native* doesn't tell you?
13:16 <****> wooo yesterday I find out what is Xdmx ^.^ brilliant :)
13:18 <****> rwhitby: I am getting no such file or directory error
13:18 * rwhitby goes to bed
13:19 <****> sreekant1: you have two choices: find the fetch stamp, or start from scratch.
13:20 <****> oh
13:20 <****> Mmh, is someone here so far into the project, that he can tell when it _COULD_ be done? The public informations suggest the hardware is (or should be) ready.
13:20 <****> no it doesn't.
13:20 <****> the current version of hardware is available.
13:21 <****> the next version (with wifi/...) will maybe be available im march.
13:21 <****> I would be astonished to see it in shops before christmas.
13:21 <****> yeah, it's even slipped past my pessimistic forecast that I made in August.
13:22 <****> lol, where do you know this from? what mailinglist I have to subscribe? :)
13:23 <****> assorted stuff
13:24 <****> I'm not a developer or something like this, but I really would like to be informed if certain announces can't be hold in. :/
13:27 <****> It's been a repeated complaint that no information is coherently released.
13:27 <****> It tends to be 'leaked' in blogs, comments in IRC or in person.
13:29 <****> And while of course it's not possible to give concrete 'it will be available' timescales, it's quite possible to say that previous announcements now can't be met.
13:29 <****> Which repeatedly has not happened.
13:32 <****> re
13:32 <****> anyone had a chance to check the uboot fix yet?
13:32 * SpeedEvil has no debug.
13:32 <****> _you_ have no debug board?
13:32 <****> that's a shame
13:32 <****> yes.
13:32 <****> want one?
13:33 <****> It would be very handy - I'm interested in hacking uboot, but have been unwilling to touch it.
13:34 <****> for sure. send me your snail mail address and I'll ship it to you on monday
13:34 <****> s/ship it/send it/
13:34 <****> mickeyl meant: for sure. send me your snail mail address and I'll send it to you on monday
13:36 <****> ok, i'm going to be guinea pig then
13:36 * mickeyl applies the bugfix
13:37 <****> rwhitby: you there ?
13:38 <****> rwhitby: I found out the file you mentioned
13:46 <****> hmm
13:46 <****> doesn't fix it for me
14:30 <****> has anyone been able to get the neo to act as a bluetooth gps?
14:33 <****> jeddy3: good question
14:33 <****> that would certainly be pretty useful
14:34 <****> yes :), i'm particulary looking at the n800 with free maps sitting beside neo :)
14:35 <****> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4911UER9bI
14:35 <****> it is possible
14:35 <****> pavel machek wrote about it over half year ago on his blog
14:36 <****> hrw, yes i'm reading his guide right now...but can't get it to work
14:36 <****> i'm missing the sdpd deamon first of all
14:37 <****> bluez got changed since then
14:40 <****> hmmm, yes, it seems i maybe don't need sdpd
14:40 <****> jeddy3: iirc sdpd is gone in recent bluez
14:40 <****> rtp, yes seems like you're right
15:04 <****> /dev/rfcomm0
15:04 <****> -sh: cannot create /dev/rfcomm0: No such device
15:05 <****> odd, i already have it, and can listen to it
15:35 <****> LaF0rge: I think to remember that there was a page from you explaining how to start reversing mobile phone firmware. tried googling it but no luck so far
15:35 <****> LaF0rge: was that you and if so, is that page still online?
15:35 <****> ktk: find the lead developer late at night, and hand large wadge of cash?
15:35 <****> hehe
16:02 <****> how to set pin on bluetooth?
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