| [00:40] |
<batmark> |
um is mount not working for anyone else on 3.28-0.88? |
| [00:41] |
<crweb> |
what are you trying to mount? |
| [00:43] |
<batmark> |
just a usb stick |
| [00:43] |
<batmark> |
it works fine when osdmain does the automount |
| [00:44] |
<batmark> |
but when i try to do it manually it doenst work |
| [00:44] |
<batmark> |
# mount -t msdos /dev/sda1 USB/ |
| [00:45] |
<batmark> |
mount: Mounting /dev/sda1 on USB/ failed: No such device |
| [00:45] |
<batmark> |
errr sorry that should be /dev/sda |
| [00:46] |
<batmark> |
crweb: any thoughts? |
| [00:47] |
<crweb> |
hold that thought |
| [00:47] |
<crweb> |
my tablet fan is blowing full force but no air is coming out. |
| [00:48] |
<crweb> |
bbiab |
| [01:08] |
<Lewis> |
hi |
| [01:08] |
<Lewis> |
is there anyone alive? |
| [01:11] |
<pb100> |
I am |
| [01:21] |
<Lewis> |
I don't really understand what the OSD is |
| [01:23] |
<daurnimator> |
its a device |
| [01:23] |
<daurnimator> |
that runs linux |
| [01:23] |
<daurnimator> |
it has a usb port, and card slots |
| [01:23] |
<daurnimator> |
it has RCA video output and RCA & svideo in |
| [01:23] |
<daurnimator> |
it has sound in & out |
| [01:23] |
<daurnimator> |
it has ethernet |
| [01:23] |
<daurnimator> |
- let your imagination run free |
| [01:24] |
<pb100> |
lewis, have you checked out the website? |
| [01:24] |
<Lewis> |
yes, the wiki |
| [01:25] |
<Lewis> |
it sounds like a pc or something |
| [01:25] |
<pb100> |
not really, it's more like an embedded system |
| [01:26] |
<Lewis> |
what is an embedded system |
| [01:26] |
<pb100> |
iPod, DSL router, etc. |
| [01:26] |
<Lewis> |
ok |
| [01:26] |
<Lewis> |
can a computer be considered an embedded system? |
| [01:27] |
<daurnimator> |
Lewis: an unpowerful computer that uses little power, and no noise etc |
| [01:27] |
<pb100> |
they usually don't have moving parts, are small, and don't need a keyboard/mouse. |
| [01:27] |
<Lewis> |
ok |
| [01:27] |
<daurnimator> |
an embedded system can be considered as a computer |
| [01:27] |
<Lewis> |
ok, I got it now |
| [01:28] |
<Lewis> |
so in what way it's advantageous |
| [01:28] |
<daurnimator> |
you can have it in your entertainment centre - no noise |
| [01:28] |
<daurnimator> |
have it anywhere you want - hang it on a wall, under a couch |
| [01:28] |
<daurnimator> |
and it can be doing whatever you want |
| [01:29] |
<daurnimator> |
the OSD is epecially geared towards multimedia applications - marketed at converting videos from PC/input for ipod/pda consumption |
| [01:29] |
<daurnimator> |
as well as watching videos on your computer on a TV |
| [01:30] |
<Lewis> |
ok |
| [01:30] |
<Lewis> |
I can picture it now |
| [01:30] |
<crweb> |
it was def a good idea to take apart the tablet and clean out the fan |
| [01:30] |
<crweb> |
it was getting so hot i couldn't touch it |
| [01:32] |
<batmark> |
crweb: thats not good. fixed now? |
| [01:32] |
<crweb> |
seems to be working |
| [01:32] |
<crweb> |
nothing was really blocking the fan though |
| [01:33] |
<batmark> |
so thoughts on my my mounting aint working? |
| [01:33] |
<crweb> |
theres a nice stream of air coming out now though |
| [01:33] |
<crweb> |
even at low speed |
| [01:33] |
<crweb> |
ah, yeah, can you repost? |
| [01:33] |
<batmark> |
mount -t msdos /dev/sda USB/ |
| [01:34] |
<batmark> |
mount: Mounting /dev/sda on USB/ failed: No such device |
| [01:35] |
<crweb> |
well, usually you mount a partition first off |
| [01:35] |
<batmark> |
sd 5:0:0:0: Attached scsi disk sda (from dmesg) |
| [01:35] |
<crweb> |
sda isn't a filesystem |
| [01:35] |
<Lewis> |
do we have to be technically experienced to help |
| [01:35] |
<batmark> |
sorry i was actually doing sda1 |
| [01:36] |
<batmark> |
but i get the same message |
| [01:36] |
<crweb> |
batmark: well, try sda2 or 3 or 4 |
| [01:36] |
<batmark> |
nope |
| [01:36] |
<batmark> |
there is only one partition on the disk |
| [01:36] |
<crweb> |
fdisk /dev/sda |
| [01:37] |
<batmark> |
the osd doesnt have fdisk |
| [01:38] |
<batmark> |
put i just formatted it 2day with gparted. only one partition |
| [01:38] |
<crweb> |
run dmesg |
| [01:38] |
<crweb> |
see if any other errors come up |
| [01:38] |
<batmark> |
nope it just looks normal |
| [01:39] |
<batmark> |
also mounts perfectly on my laptop. its very weird. not only this drive. my other usbdisk also doesnt mount |
| [01:42] |
<Lewis> |
I'm interested in the google summer code |
| [01:43] |
<crweb> |
batmark: did it work before .88? |
| [01:44] |
<batmark> |
one of the disks i just got 2day. but the other one used to work not sure if i ever manually mounted it though |
| [01:45] |
<crweb> |
could be a .88 error |
| [01:45] |
<crweb> |
I've no way to test it right now though |
| [01:45] |
<crweb> |
maybe in the morning ( +8) |
| [01:45] |
<batmark> |
k |
| [01:46] |
<pb100> |
crweb, is the watchdog issue a known bug? |
| [01:48] |
<crweb> |
i haven't ran into a watchdog issue for several months |
| [01:48] |
<crweb> |
maybe they just now started to re-enable it |
| [01:48] |
<crweb> |
it will be easy to check when i find, plugin, and update mine :) |
| [01:49] |
<pb100> |
I am wondering if the 'echo "V" > /dev/softdog' is failing because / is mounted ro. |
| [03:15] |
<Bhavi> |
Is this the place for discussing about ARM/DSP bridge project as in GSOC |
| [05:05] |
<sorune> |
batmark: will 'mount -t vfat /dev/sda5 /mnt/tmpfs/media/USB' work? |
| [05:11] |
<crweb> |
right, you might have to use vfat |
| [06:14] |
<American-Tech> |
Where is the document on how to upgrade OSD firmware? |
| [06:28] |
<American-Tech> |
nevermind |
| [06:51] |
<batmark> |
crweb, sorune: still doesnt work. I re-partitioned with ext3 and it wouldnt mount with that either. |
| [06:54] |
<sorune> |
what is the error you're getting? |
| [06:56] |
<batmark> |
mount: Mounting /dev/sda1 on /mnt/tmpfs/media/USB/ failed: Invalid argument |
| [06:58] |
<sorune> |
is it listed as sda1 now in dmesg output? |
| [06:59] |
<batmark> |
yup |
| [06:59] |
<sorune> |
and you used 'mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt/tmpfs/media/USB'? |
| [07:00] |
<batmark> |
i changed it back to fat32 now using -vfat |
| [07:00] |
<batmark> |
but yeah i was using that when it was ext3 |
| [07:00] |
<sorune> |
does that mount dir exist? |
| [07:00] |
<batmark> |
yep |
| [07:01] |
<sorune> |
that's bizarre |
| [07:01] |
<batmark> |
i know |
| [07:01] |
<batmark> |
it works perfectly on my laptop running linux |
| [07:01] |
<batmark> |
and i have a usb stick that is auto mounted by osdmain but when i try to mount it manually it wont work |
| [07:02] |
<sorune> |
oh, did you have a trailing slash... /mnt/tmpfs/media/USB/ |
| [07:02] |
<batmark> |
yep |
| [07:02] |
<sorune> |
try removing that, just for grins |
| [07:02] |
<batmark> |
nope |
| [07:02] |
<batmark> |
same thing |
| [07:03] |
<batmark> |
this is very confusing!! :( |
| [07:06] |
<sorune> |
ah, that doesn't seem to matter on mine |
| [07:06] |
<sorune> |
:( |
| [07:06] |
<sorune> |
is osdmain mounting it to that same location '/mnt/tmpfs/media/USB' ? |
| [07:08] |
<batmark> |
nope |
| [07:08] |
<sorune> |
where does osdmain mount it? |
| [07:09] |
<batmark> |
ummm using an external hdd which osdmain doesnt automount for some reason |
| [07:09] |
<batmark> |
just made a new mount point and that didnt fix it either |
| [07:09] |
<sorune> |
does lsmod show the vfat module loaded? |
| [07:09] |
<batmark> |
sorune: what firmware are u? |
| [07:09] |
<sorune> |
i'm on the trunk as of yesterday |
| [07:10] |
<batmark> |
k |
| [07:10] |
<batmark> |
yep vfat is showing up in lsmod |
| [07:11] |
<batmark> |
it seems more like mount complaining about the command line syntax than anything else |
| [07:11] |
<sorune> |
what is your exact command line? |
| [07:12] |
<batmark> |
mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/tmpfs/media/usbdisk/ |
| [07:16] |
<sorune> |
you don't have mount aliased, right ('alias | grep mount')... and 'which mount' gives /bin/mount? |
| [07:17] |
<batmark> |
yup no aliases and mount points to /bin/mount |
| [07:17] |
<daurnimator> |
hey batmark & others |
| [07:17] |
<batmark> |
this is the latest firmware 3.28-0.88 |
| [07:17] |
<batmark> |
yo daurnimator |
| [07:18] |
<batmark> |
having troubles mounting my osd *pun intended* |
| [07:18] |
<daurnimator> |
i sorta bought a CF wifi adaptor on ebay |
| [07:18] |
<sorune> |
crweb: we should have lsusb compiled in for these kinds of issues |
| [07:18] |
<daurnimator> |
i put a bid in for fun |
| [07:19] |
<daurnimator> |
- never thought i'd get it |
| [07:19] |
<daurnimator> |
and no one put a bit in after me |
| [07:19] |
<batmark> |
how much? |
| [07:19] |
<daurnimator> |
s/bit/bid |
| [07:19] |
<daurnimator> |
AU$40 shipped |
| [07:19] |
<batmark> |
not bad |
| [07:19] |
<daurnimator> |
wasn't expecting to win though |
| [07:19] |
<daurnimator> |
now gotta find $40 |
| [07:19] |
<daurnimator> |
put it in paypal |
| [07:19] |
<batmark> |
lol |
| [07:19] |
<daurnimator> |
all that hassle |
| [07:20] |
<daurnimator> |
you want one by any chance? |
| [07:20] |
<batmark> |
ive got mine setup to take it straight out of my bank |
| [07:20] |
<batmark> |
lol not really |
| [07:20] |
<batmark> |
daurnimator: ur osd on latest firmware? |
| [07:20] |
<daurnimator> |
3.88 or something |
| [07:21] |
<daurnimator> |
upgtraded a couple of weeks ago |
| [07:21] |
<batmark> |
u got a usb stick laying around |
| [07:21] |
<daurnimator> |
yeah |
| [07:21] |
<batmark> |
try mounting it from telnet see if it works |
| [07:21] |
<daurnimator> |
gotta plug in OSD :P |
| [07:21] |
<batmark> |
lol |
| [07:22] |
<daurnimator> |
na |
| [07:22] |
<daurnimator> |
i'm on .86 |
| [07:22] |
<batmark> |
mine migrated next to the tv. very annoying when i want to play with it |
| [07:22] |
<daurnimator> |
should i upgrade more? |
| [07:22] |
<batmark> |
just try it anyway |
| [07:23] |
<daurnimator> |
it automounted |
| [07:23] |
<batmark> |
yeah umount it |
| [07:23] |
<batmark> |
and then use mount |
| [07:24] |
<daurnimator> |
whats the dev? |
| [07:24] |
<batmark> |
probs sda1 |
| [07:24] |
<daurnimator> |
it worked |
| [07:24] |
<batmark> |
check dmesg |
| [07:24] |
<batmark> |
what command line u use? |
| [07:24] |
<daurnimator> |
/mnt/tmpfs/media # mount /dev/sda1 USB |
| [07:24] |
<daurnimator> |
/mnt/tmpfs/media # ls |
| [07:24] |
<daurnimator> |
USB network |
| [07:24] |
<daurnimator> |
/mnt/tmpfs/media # cd USB |
| [07:24] |
<daurnimator> |
/mnt/tmpfs/media/USB # ls |
| [07:24] |
<daurnimator> |
20 Golden Greats Tale Of Gale.doc |
| [07:24] |
<daurnimator> |
20,000 Watt R.S.L. Greatest Hits Western Dream |
| [07:24] |
<daurnimator> |
Natural Selection osd-3.26-0.30.upk |
| [07:24] |
<daurnimator> |
thats an old upk on that stick ;) |
| [07:24] |
<batmark> |
hmmm |
| [07:24] |
<batmark> |
k |
| [07:25] |
<batmark> |
would u mind updating to the latest firmware |
| [07:25] |
<batmark> |
? |
| [07:25] |
<daurnimator> |
will have to download it |
| [07:25] |
<batmark> |
yes |
| [07:26] |
<daurnimator> |
k |
| [07:26] |
<daurnimator> |
downloading 3.90 |
| [07:26] |
<batmark> |
where is that?? |
| [07:26] |
<daurnimator> |
downloading 3.28 - 0.90 |
| [07:26] |
<batmark> |
yeah i thought .88 was the latest |
| [07:27] |
<daurnimator> |
i dunno |
| [07:27] |
<batmark> |
whats the link to .90 |
| [07:27] |
<daurnimator> |
i'm grabbing latest build |
| [07:27] |
<daurnimator> |
its on the fto |
| [07:27] |
<daurnimator> |
*ftp |
| [07:27] |
<batmark> |
k |
| [07:27] |
<batmark> |
link? |
| [07:28] |
<daurnimator> |
uh |
| [07:28] |
<daurnimator> |
neurosftp@ftp.neuros.com.cn |
| [07:30] |
<crweb> |
sorune: you don't need lsusb. all the info is in dmesg |
| [07:31] |
<crweb> |
those are very dangerous |
| [07:31] |
<crweb> |
they are not regularly tested |
| [07:31] |
<crweb> |
you really should only be using the releases on odnt |
| [07:33] |
<daurnimator> |
i've always used the ones on ftp |
| [07:33] |
<crweb> |
you shouldn't encourage it |
| [07:34] |
<crweb> |
there are several you could have used that would have bricked your osd |
| [07:34] |
<daurnimator> |
i think i've used most of them |
| [07:35] |
<crweb> |
daurnimator: we are here to help people, not cause more problems by encouraging use of non released versions |
| [07:35] |
<batmark> |
gaaaaaaa WTF? the usbstick is working now but external hdd is not :( |
| [07:35] |
<daurnimator> |
batmark: you on .90? |
| [07:35] |
<batmark> |
nope .88 |
| [07:35] |
<daurnimator> |
ok |
| [07:35] |
<daurnimator> |
mines currently upgrading to .99 |
| [07:35] |
<daurnimator> |
*.88 |
| [07:36] |
* batmark is confused and angry |
| [07:36] |
<daurnimator> |
my updates take about 30mins though |
| [07:36] |
<batmark> |
lol y? |
| [07:36] |
<sorune> |
fyi: yesterday somebody said .88 had playback issues |
| [07:39] |
<batmark> |
this is weird. i shouldnt be having a problem connecting a external usb hdd should i? |
| [07:39] |
<daurnimator> |
i've never tried |
| [07:39] |
<daurnimator> |
reckon my external cd drive would work? |
| [07:39] |
<daurnimator> |
j/k |
| [07:40] |
<batmark> |
lol |
| [07:40] |
<batmark> |
daurnimator: probs better than my external hdd is working |
| [07:45] |
<sorune> |
crweb: yes, all the info is in dmesg or /proc, but the lsusb interface is a little easier to use :) |
| [07:47] |
<daurnimator> |
batmark: worked fine |
| [07:47] |
<daurnimator> |
/mnt/tmpfs/media # umount USB |
| [07:47] |
<daurnimator> |
/mnt/tmpfs/media # mount /dev/sda1 USB |
| [07:47] |
<batmark> |
yeah mine seems to be working for my usbstick now also |
| [07:47] |
<batmark> |
can u try mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 USB |
| [07:48] |
<daurnimator> |
if you get the pimple on the back of my neck which is pissing me off |
| [07:48] |
<daurnimator> |
works fine |
| [07:50] |
<batmark> |
k |
| [07:50] |
<batmark> |
must be something to do with the hdd then |
| [07:51] |
<turran> |
may1937: ping |
| [08:41] |
<vmarks> |
pong. |
| [08:45] |
<turran> |
vmarks: = may1937? |
| [09:02] |
<vmarks> |
nope. |
| [09:02] |
<vmarks> |
not the same. |
| [09:04] |
<turran> |
=( |
| [09:48] |
<Lewis> |
hi |
| [09:48] |
<Lewis> |
who I should talk to for the google summer code? |
| [10:03] |
<American-Tech> |
nerochario is who you should see.. |
| [10:04] |
<Lewix> |
American-Tech: thanks. seems like he's not here :\ |
| [10:10] |
<Emmett> |
Well, hang tight -- He's here an awful lot. |
| [12:02] |
<markoa> |
may1937: hi |
| [12:07] |
<pb100> |
anyone knows which firmware release doesn't have the watchdog enabled? |
| [12:35] |
<may1937> |
markoa: hello |
| [12:44] |
<may1937> |
hello Darchon |
| [12:44] |
<may1937> |
dsp does not have to coexist with current bridge |
| [12:45] |
<markoa_> |
may1937: can I email you my proposal before I submit it at google? |
| [12:47] |
<pb100> |
Is there a way to modify any of the startup scripts (/etc/init.d) without rebuilding the whole thing? |
| [12:47] |
<may1937> |
markoa_: sure |
| [12:47] |
<Darchon> |
hey may1937 :) |
| [12:48] |
<Darchon> |
ah, that's cool |
| [12:48] |
<Darchon> |
well.. crweb thought it would be kinda silly if it didn't... |
| [12:48] |
<Darchon> |
but maybe I misunderstood him |
| [12:49] |
<markoa_> |
may1937: is it adam_torgerson at fastmail ? I found it on the mailing list. |
| [12:51] |
<may1937> |
markoa_: prefer adam.torgerson at colorado edu |
| [12:51] |
<markoa_> |
ok |
| [12:53] |
<may1937> |
Darchon: well he is right in the sense that just having a bridge doesn't help us much |
| [12:53] |
<may1937> |
Darchon: but there is no way we can expect a student to implement a bridge for binary codecs we have neither source nor documentation for |
| [12:54] |
<Darchon> |
so true... |
| [12:54] |
<may1937> |
well not in 3 months anyway |
| [12:54] |
<Darchon> |
also he should have done some reverse engineering in the past then I figure |
| [12:54] |
<Darchon> |
and making it an embedded device doesn't make it easier |
| [12:55] |
<Darchon> |
in which case I wouldn't be ur guy for the job :P |
| [12:57] |
<may1937> |
yes, it is just not reasonable |
| [12:59] |
<Darchon> |
may1937: also, anything you'd like to see me add to my application? or other comments on it. PM if u want |
| [13:49] |
<pb100> |
anyone knows where to get packet_16M? The build script is looking for it, but it's not there. |
| [13:59] |
<nerochiaro> |
pb100: the tool to build the upk was in linux-r3-extra-apps until some time ago, but it wasn't named that way |
| [14:00] |
<pb100> |
nerochiaro, I just ran the build script...I downloaded the whole thing about a week ago. |
| [14:00] |
<nerochiaro> |
pb100: i'm checking |
| [14:07] |
<nerochiaro> |
pb100 it's built from linux-r3-extra-apps/uboot-tools ... check make_extra-app in build-helper.sh |
| [14:07] |
<nerochiaro> |
probably you're not running the build-helper script with "all" as option ? |
| [14:08] |
<pb100> |
ok cool, thanx. |
| [14:08] |
<nerochiaro> |
you need to do that or to do "build-helper.sh extra-app" at least once |
| [14:10] |
<pb100> |
So, is there any way to alter the start up scripts of the system without rebuilding the entire thing? |
| [14:11] |
<nerochiaro> |
alter in which way ? |
| [14:12] |
<pb100> |
like, adding a line to /etc/init.d/rc* |
| [14:13] |
<pb100> |
I am building a little RPC program, and I just need it to run at start up. It will accept commands from the network. |
| [14:13] |
<crweb> |
if you are in debian i have a build of the upk builder in neuros-osd-extras |
| [14:13] |
<crweb> |
www.limesg.com |
| [14:14] |
<nerochiaro> |
crweb: nah, let the build-helper build it from most recent souce |
| [14:14] |
<pb100> |
crweb, I have debian running the VM. |
| [14:14] |
<nerochiaro> |
it's its job :) |
| [14:14] |
<crweb> |
pb100: the vm that i built? |
| [14:14] |
<pb100> |
nero :) |
| [14:14] |
<pb100> |
crweb, that's the one! |
| [14:15] |
<crweb> |
same package name, just apt-get install neuros-osd-extras |
| [14:16] |
<nerochiaro> |
crweb: by they way, can you help him with that startup scripts question ? |
| [14:16] |
<nerochiaro> |
crweb: is the custom script ran at init already in svn ? |
| [14:16] |
<pb100> |
yeah, I'd really appreciate that...it's a real show-stopper for me :) |
| [14:17] |
<nerochiaro> |
anders_: you around ? |
| [14:18] |
<crweb> |
in the latest build you can put any startup commands in /mnt/OSD/rc.user |
| [14:18] |
<crweb> |
or you can create an /etc/rc.local |
| [14:18] |
<crweb> |
both run on bootup |
| [14:18] |
<pb100> |
crweb, yeah, but / is mounted ro. |
| [14:18] |
<crweb> |
you'll notice that /mnt/OSD/ isn't part of / |
| [14:19] |
<pb100> |
crweb, yeah I did, I was referring to /etc/* |
| [14:19] |
<crweb> |
if you're building firmware use /etc/rc.local |
| [14:19] |
<crweb> |
if you're adding commands to neuros firmware add them to /mnt/OSD/rc.user |
| [14:20] |
<pb100> |
crwen, I guess I will just use /mnt/OSD/rc.user...I just want to fire up my program on boot up. |
| [14:21] |
<crweb> |
well, that is why it is there |
| [14:21] |
<pb100> |
crweb, cool thanks a bunch! |
| [14:22] |
<nerochiaro> |
pb100: did you find a way around that problem of killing osdmain without reboots, from telnet ? |
| [14:23] |
<pb100> |
crweb, the only other problem is osdmain, I'll have to figure out a way to cleanly kill it. |
| [14:23] |
<nerochiaro> |
pb100: i take that as a no :) |
| [14:23] |
<pb100> |
no, as in, I can't figure it out...yes :) |
| [14:23] |
<crweb> |
i don't understand why you don't just nfs boot while you are developing |
| [14:24] |
<crweb> |
thats why you develop with nfs booting |
| [14:24] |
<pb100> |
crweb, well, I need this to run on a standalong device. |
| [14:24] |
<crweb> |
so? |
| [14:24] |
<pb100> |
standalone |
| [14:24] |
<crweb> |
develop your software, build the firmware, then flash it |
| [14:24] |
<nerochiaro> |
you can develop with netboot and then run the finished stuff on standalone |
| [14:25] |
<pb100> |
I can't build the firmware...way too many errors, I was able to build some of the libs seperately. |
| [14:25] |
<crweb> |
pb100: thats what the dev vm is for |
| [14:25] |
<pb100> |
I am using the dev vm. |
| [14:26] |
<crweb> |
pb100: its already setup to nfs boot, you don't have to build anything |
| [14:26] |
<nerochiaro> |
pb100: and which errors do you get ? |
| [14:26] |
<nerochiaro> |
pb100: the build-helper script should at least build everything just fine, when unmodified |
| [14:27] |
<nerochiaro> |
pb100: but yeah, for even easier developement of just apps, just use the vm |
| [14:27] |
<pb100> |
the include path is not right for a lot of .c files. I had to manually modify many Makefiles. In addition, several constants were not defined, I had to set them manually. Now, my code is somewhat different from what svn has. |
| [14:28] |
<pb100> |
actually, I build the RPC server using the VM, and it's working great! I just want to run the new server on the box without osdmain painting over my app :) |
| [14:28] |
<nerochiaro> |
pb100: you had to modify include paths for stuff in svn or for your own stuff ? |
| [14:29] |
<pb100> |
no, I modified the paths just so that the svn code would compile. |
| [14:29] |
<pb100> |
...may be I didn't set the whole thing right. |
| [14:30] |
<crweb> |
you shouldn't have had to modify anything in the svn |
| [14:30] |
<crweb> |
you skipped a step that sets up the build |
| [14:30] |
<pb100> |
you're probably right. |
| [14:30] |
<crweb> |
but anyway, its already built |
| [14:30] |
<crweb> |
its in /srv/neuros-osd-rootfs |
| [14:31] |
<pb100> |
yeah, I can link with the cooler libs just fine! Teh code is running as it should on the OSD box. |
| [14:33] |
<crweb> |
the vm rootfs will be updated to 3.28-0.88 in a few min |
| [14:33] |
<crweb> |
as soon as i can find my package templates |
| [14:34] |
<pb100> |
crweb, thanks for the help! |
| [14:36] |
<JoeBorn> |
hi all |
| [14:36] |
<crweb> |
hi |
| [14:36] |
<crweb> |
how was the trip home? |
| [14:36] |
<JoeBorn> |
which one :) |
| [14:36] |
<crweb> |
hmm.. pick one :) |
| [14:36] |
<nerochiaro> |
hey JoeBorn |
| [14:36] |
<JoeBorn> |
nerochiaro: hello |
| [14:36] |
<nerochiaro> |
aren't you in Amsterdam ? |
| [14:37] |
<JoeBorn> |
crweb: yeah, all's fine thanks. |
| [14:37] |
<JoeBorn> |
just reading some AppleTV ads |
| [14:37] |
<crweb> |
amsterdam!? |
| [14:37] |
<JoeBorn> |
reviews rather. |
| [14:37] |
<JoeBorn> |
San Fran on Wed, Amsterdam on Thurs. |
| [14:38] |
<nerochiaro> |
oh right, losing track of where you are |
| [14:38] |
<JoeBorn> |
yeah, that makes two of us |
| [14:39] |
<nerochiaro> |
JoeBorn: g2 is hacking at the appletv |
| [14:39] |
<JoeBorn> |
what does he think? |
| [14:39] |
<crweb> |
the appletv plays h264... thats a pretty big + |
| [14:39] |
<JoeBorn> |
I guess it's some kind of intel x86 processor |
| [14:39] |
<nerochiaro> |
JoeBorn: yes |
| [14:40] |
<nerochiaro> |
as far as i understand it's just like some mac mini with osx on it |
| [14:41] |
<JoeBorn> |
I guess its not enough to encode real time though? |
| [14:41] |
<nerochiaro> |
no idea |
| [14:41] |
<JoeBorn> |
I read it was some sub 1GHz intel |
| [14:41] |
<crweb> |
it doesn't encode |
| [14:41] |
<crweb> |
i didn't think it had input |
| [14:42] |
<JoeBorn> |
crweb: yeah, I know the AppleTV doesn't record |
| [14:42] |
<crweb> |
oh i mis read |
| [14:42] |
<JoeBorn> |
I'm more interested in how competitive an intel processor would be for us |
| [14:42] |
<crweb> |
i don't think they really cared about encoding |
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