| [00:43] | <daurnimator> | hi |
| [02:17] | <jwu_> | how to use smbtree list share name in a machine |
| [02:18] | <jwu_> | how to use smbtree list share name in a designated machine |
| [02:22] | <nerochiaro> | jwu_: i think smbtree is used to list machines and workgroups, not shares on a certain machine |
| [02:25] | <jwu> | it list all shares in all machines |
| [02:26] | <nerochiaro> | jwu: yes, but not in a single machine |
| [02:26] | <nerochiaro> | jwu: if you want to use it for a single machine, you need to parse the output. but i don't think it's very robust |
| [02:27] | <jwu> | Now I use it for all shares |
| [02:28] | <jwu> | if it can list a single machine is better |
| [02:29] | <nerochiaro> | i don't think its possible. read "man smbtree". i don't see any option to list a single machine in there |
| [02:33] | <nerochiaro> | jwu: i think it's better that you use libsmbclient instead. interpreting text out from a command is an hack, it is easy to break |
| [02:39] | <jwu> | Yes , but libsmbclient.so is too complex |
| [02:41] | <jwu> | mgao decide use smbtree and interpret it |
| [02:44] | <nerochiaro> | well, then you have to interpret it and just discard all the machines except the one you're interested in |
| [04:17] | <Chris> | is there a new build? |
| [04:17] | <nerochiaro> | .63 was last i think |
| [04:17] | <Chris> | thnx |
| [04:18] | <Chris> | what do you think about naming the recorded files with date and time? |
| [04:19] | <nerochiaro> | why not ? |
| [04:20] | <Chris> | would be a great feature for me. |
| [04:21] | <nerochiaro> | Chris: propose it in mailing list or add a bug in bugzilla, it's not a bad idea |
| [04:29] | <Chris> | when I want to record on a network share I have to browse there first with OSD, otherwise I get a failer "No storage found.." |
| [04:31] | <nerochiaro> | it is probably because browsing there mounts it. this should be fixed so that also saving to it does the mounting |
| [04:31] | <nerochiaro> | good catch |
| [04:32] | <nerochiaro> | and another thing to report |
| [04:32] | <Chris> | let me think ;) |
| [04:34] | <Chris> | as I already told it would be great to save some settings in an .conf file, like networkshare path with user/pwd. |
| [04:34] | <nerochiaro> | Chris: that was already accepted. i think it was already implemented too |
| [04:35] | <Chris> | it would be great if such a settings file can be placed on an external storage card, so you can quick configure a bunch of OSD with different shares. |
| [04:35] | <Chris> | in .63? |
| [04:37] | <nerochiaro> | not sure |
| [04:39] | <nerochiaro> | i can't actually find the related bug in bugzilla. did you insert a bug about that ? |
| [04:39] | <Chris> | no, maillist. |
| [04:40] | <nerochiaro> | Chris: in the reply to your message Joe told you "insert a bug in bugzilla and we'll get it done" ... but i see no bug |
| [04:40] | <Chris> | ok, i will, sorry. |
| [04:41] | <nerochiaro> | no problem |
| [04:42] | <nerochiaro> | looking for passwords for shares in a file on a media card might be an idea, but for now it's better if you enter it in osdmain once, and osdmain remembers it |
| [04:43] | <nerochiaro> | keep it simple |
| [04:43] | <Chris> | shure |
| [04:49] | <Chris> | when will .64 come? |
| [04:49] | <nerochiaro> | don't know |
| [05:15] | <Dark_Aurel> | Hi all! |
| [05:16] | <daurnimator> | hi |
| [05:16] | <Chris> | Hi |
| [05:18] | <Chris> | I found out that finalizing a asf does not take much time than a mp4, but am I right that there is a max length for asf? |
| [07:33] | <Dark_Aurel> | Strange things with NFS boot - RPC error 101 |
| [07:35] | <nerochiaro> | happens to me too |
| [07:35] | <nerochiaro> | sometimes |
| [07:35] | <nerochiaro> | goes away after a while |
| [07:48] | <nerochiaro> | Dark_Aurel: which router/hub do you use ? |
| [07:48] | <nerochiaro> | Dark_Aurel: and which linux distro ? |
| [08:16] | <Dark_Aurel> | nerochiaro, i use Gentoo GNU/Linux. |
| [08:26] | <Dark_Aurel> | crweb, are you here?... |
| [08:27] | <Dark_Aurel> | crweb, do you know what color depth is provided by OSD framebuffer? |
| [08:28] | <nerochiaro> | Dark_Aurel: isn't it 16 bit color depth |
| [08:39] | <Dark_Aurel> | nerochiaro, i don't know. there are some strange screen effects when qtopia is built for 16bit color |
| [08:39] | <Dark_Aurel> | so i want to know exactly... |
| [08:41] | <nerochiaro> | that's what gao said. 16 bit, RGB 565 |
| [08:41] | <nerochiaro> | some ugly effects also come from the fact that it's converted to TV output, so ntsc or pal a |
| [08:41] | <nerochiaro> | er, pal |
| [08:42] | <nerochiaro> | which have their own color issues |
| [08:43] | <Dark_Aurel> | Hm... So, i'll continue trying... |
| [09:19] | <Dark_Aurel> | WOW! IT WORKS!;) |
| [09:20] | <nerochiaro> | what ? QT ? |
| [09:21] | <Dark_Aurel> | nerochiaro, Yes. Qtopia Core. |
| [09:21] | <Dark_Aurel> | nerochiaro, and works very well... |
| [09:21] | <nerochiaro> | heh, crweb did already demonstrate that |
| [09:22] | <nerochiaro> | but it's good :) |
| [09:25] | <Dark_Aurel> | yes, i know... |
| [09:25] | <Dark_Aurel> | i'm working at input plugin for qtopia to utilize ir remote... |
| [09:26] | <nerochiaro> | Dark_Aurel: keep in mind that there are still a couple of changes on the IR driver that need to come out |
| [09:27] | <nerochiaro> | it will send out different key codes in /dev/input/ (using some "media keys" instead of sending out normal keys in the keyboard) |
| [09:33] | <Dark_Aurel> | nerochiaro, explain more detailed, please... |
| [09:36] | <nerochiaro> | for example right now if you press Play on the remote, it will send out KEY_SPACE . in the future it will send out KEY_PLAYPAUSE (see include/linux/input.h) |
| [09:36] | <Dark_Aurel> | Ok. |
| [09:48] | <Dark_Aurel> | nerochiaro, so, when may you provide me KEY_* to keys on remote maching?... |
| [09:49] | <nerochiaro> | it's in the source |
| [09:49] | <nerochiaro> | there's a file called keymap.h |
| [10:16] | <crweb> | Dark_Aurel: the input plugin is already written |
| [10:16] | <crweb> | Dark_Aurel: I'm just waiting for the IR changes to complete |
| [10:16] | <nerochiaro> | i think it's better you release that now, they might now come out for a while |
| [10:16] | <crweb> | ok |
| [10:17] | <crweb> | nerochiaro: have the keycodes changed? |
| [10:17] | <crweb> | since /dev/irrtc |
| [10:17] | <nerochiaro> | yes, they have if you read /dev/input |
| [10:18] | <crweb> | but not if i read /dev/neuros_ir? |
| [10:18] | <crweb> | Dark_Aurel: i will make the changes tonight and post it at www.limesg.com |
| [10:20] | <nerochiaro> | crweb: neuros_ir just repeats codes from the msp chip. dev/input translates them into keys that are actually standardized into linux/input.h |
| [10:20] | <crweb> | ok |
| [10:21] | <crweb> | will fix tonight and release |
| [10:21] | <nerochiaro> | neuros_ir is just there for backwards compat since they didn't want to move to dev/input just yet |
| [11:04] | <Dark_Aurel> | crweb, ok, i'll wait for your post... |
| [15:28] | <nerochiaro> | anyone of the cowon people around ? |
| [15:29] | <nerochiaro> | or mrobe |
| [16:53] | <keith_> | cowan? |
| [16:59] | <nerochiaro> | cowon. cowon A2 is a media device that is on the same platform as the OSD, if i recall correctly |
| [17:00] | <nerochiaro> | there were some folks in here with that and another device called the m:robe, which was also on the same platform |
| [20:19] | <chreekat> | Hey sourcerror, there's another Lugod social tonight |
| [20:22] | <chreekat> | It starts in 10 minutes though, and I'm still at work. :-P |
| [22:57] | <daurnimator> | hi |
| [23:27] | <chreekat> | hey |
| [23:27] | <daurnimator> | sup |
| [23:28] | <chreekat> | watchin Firefly |