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31 December 2007
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15:59 <****> This is certainly not the right way to do it
15:59 <****> this is what I need: http://www.linux-usb.org/USB-guide/x356.html
16:00 <****> I need to insmod the kernel in the OM as if it were in my computer
16:00 <****> Happy New Year
16:01 <****> grr wrong link:http://www.linux-usb.org/USB-guide/x356.html this is what I need to get in there
16:01 <****> the generic usb-serial driver
16:02 <****> you don't care about that at first
16:02 <****> you just care about getting lsusb working
16:02 <****> worry about getting your particular thing working later
16:03 <****> ok, lsusb is included but doesn't show the device once it is pluged in
16:03 <****> right - so the device is not in host mode.
16:03 <****> the port
16:03 <****> it doesn't show up, I assumed because the driver isn't there
16:03 <****> or there is something wrong.
16:03 <****> nope.
16:03 <****> it'll show up.
16:03 <****> you don't need a driver before lsusb works
16:03 <****> so lsusb should display it even if there is no driver for it
16:03 <****> hmm
16:05 <****> well I did the patch for host mode and can now change usb_mode to host instead of device, Is there somehting I don't know about?
16:06 <****> I don't know.
16:06 <****> It's possible the patch is broken.
16:06 <****> me either
16:06 <****> It's possible you've miswired the cable.
16:06 <****> It's possible the neo is broken in that the pullups cannot be disabled.
16:06 <****> that is always possible, but not too likly, Im not colorblind
16:07 <****> you've got 5V power seperate?
16:07 <****> ya
16:07 <****> also - 99.9% of cables share the same colouyr8ing.
16:07 <****> a very few don't.
16:07 <****> I have two leads comming out for power and the green and white are connected to green and white
16:08 <****> has anyone actually used the thing as a USB host or are we just assuming that host mode will work
16:08 <****> As far as I know, just assuming.
16:08 <****> great
16:10 <****> IIRC somebody said here that it'd worked for him, but not positive
16:11 <****> I think that was a comment about it working in qemu
16:11 <****> which isn't really helpful.
16:11 <****> if it was, indeed it isn't
16:12 <****> right, I have it patched and the switch shows up for usb_mode, and I can change it to host, but there is no way to ensure it is working other then plugging something in
16:15 <****> magellan: do you have an url for the patch for host mode ?
16:16 <****> http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=876
16:16 <****> it is an attachment here
16:19 <****> rtp: any thoughts?
16:25 <****> magellan: the first thing I see is the two s3c2410_gpio_setpin(S3C2410_GPE5, X) calls. GPE5 are for the SD device
16:27 <****> magellan: try changing to S3C2410_GPE5 to GTA01_GPIO_USB_PULLUP
16:41 <****> rtp: alright, Im editing the patch, two places, one for each mode
16:41 <****> we will see what this does.
16:45 <****> whats with the "Not searching", "Not searching",... spam? :)
16:52 <****> rtp: that failed to compile
16:53 <****> magellan: missing header ? :)
16:53 <****> I don't know, I just got the error and now Im looking into it
16:53 <****> ?
16:54 <****> nope
16:55 <****> but I'll put it in a ive it a shot
17:03 <****> rtp: Im not getting this to work
17:04 <****> should I have the + in front of the include?
17:06 <****> you're modifying the patch by hand and not the ohci-s3c2410.c file ?
17:07 <****> I am modifying the patch
17:08 <****> ah. I see. Use S3C2410_GPB9 instead. You won't have to add the extra header
17:08 <****> Ya I just saw that and am now compiling it. we will see
17:15 <****> mickeyl: ping
17:17 <****> rtp: looks as if it will compile, now to load and test
17:24 <****> ScaredyCat: pöng
17:25 <****> ooo.. umlaut too :)
17:25 <****> vte is vte-0.16.8 but vte-0.16.9 is required
17:26 <****> override the PREFERRED_VERSION please
17:26 <****> will do that in openmoko.conf soon
17:26 <****> k
18:40 <****> anyone here?
18:41 <****> I am
18:41 <****> rtp: are you around?
18:43 <****> I'm here too
18:44 <****> I'm virtually here. In reality, I'm in my office, supposedly at work.
18:44 <****> likewise
18:44 <****> they block irc, of course
18:44 <****> me as well
18:44 <****> fortunately, they don't block ssh tunneled through their http proxy over 443
18:45 <****> http://ircatwork.com I just use this website
18:46 <****> Wide open (outbound) network here...
18:46 <****> I'm afraid to put it into the web browser - they try to block any site relating to IMing
18:47 <****> Has anyone here had the modem firmware upgrade done?
18:49 <****> Am I correct in my understanding that phone & sms basically completely work in the latest root image?
18:49 <****> I think you had to install another app to do the SMS
18:58 <****> SpeedEvil: are you around?
18:58 <****> yes
19:00 <****> I got it to show up in lsusb, rtp helped me find a wrong pin selection in the usb host patch for the neo
19:00 <****> :)
19:00 <****> Great!
19:00 <****> now I juat have to get the usb_serial driver into the kernel
19:07 <****> magellan: can you update the bug report with that original patch to reflect the pin number change?
19:08 <****> :)
19:11 <****> mwester: should I edit the patch or just put a note with the bug report that I had to do X to get it to work.
19:12 <****> I have only tested by plugging something in and verifying it in lsusb
19:33 <****> Just put a note with the bug report.
19:33 <****> I'm curious where the original reporter of this got the information regarding the GPIO pin -- perhaps it's a different pin on different version of the GTA01/2?
19:34 <****> I don't know, rtp helped me realize that it was the wrong one and I edited the patch and it worked
19:35 <****> magellan, so you have host mode working on actual hardware?
19:35 * mwester needs to make up one of those cables.
19:36 * mwester wonders if such a cable will also work with his n800
19:37 <****> iirc yeah at least if you feed power to that direction also
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