[00:14] <viral> I have neuros osd ... It is able to provide video out to TV when switch on and splash screen comes up but when i connect serial port and do setting as mentioned on neuros website, it is coming up. I have taken setting from : wiki.neurostechnology.com
[00:15] <viral> wiki.neurostechnology.com
[00:15] <crweb> do you have a nullmodem connector?
[00:15] <crweb> or are you just taking the Serial calbe and plugging it directly into pc?
[00:17] <viral> i m connecting it using cable came with neuros and another female to female connector
[00:19] <crweb> if its just a femail to female, it might not be a null modem connector
[00:20] <crweb> the difference is, null modem connectors, R and W are swapped on the ends. f to f, is just straight through
[00:20] <crweb> so, PC's Read will be on the same line as OSD's Read. that won't work cause they'll both be reading
[00:21] <viral> using this female to female cable i can connect to serial port
[00:21] <viral> of pc
[00:21] <viral> I have tested it and cable works fine over it
[00:21] <crweb> cable?
[00:22] <crweb> you mean to your cable box to tv?
[00:22] <crweb> err, cable box to pc
[00:22] <crweb> it could be cable box is already switched to null mode
[00:22] <crweb> where OSD is a serial port
[00:23] <viral> OSD Serial port -> Male Serial connector -> female connector of cable -> other end of cable is also female -> (Male) Serial port of PC
[00:23] <crweb> right, the cable probably is a straight cable
[00:23] <crweb> not a null modem cable
[00:24] <crweb> en.wikipedia.org
[00:24] <viral> but when i connect pc -> female connector of cable -> other end of cable is also female -> (Male) serial port of pc
[00:24] <viral> Thanks i seen tht wiki page
[00:24] <crweb> I think pc to pc isn't null connection maybe?
[00:25] <viral> but in second case of pc to pc, it works fine
[00:25] <viral> ahh
[00:25] <viral> k
[00:25] <crweb> I don't know for sure
[00:25] <crweb> the cable should have markings on it to tell you what it is
[00:26] <crweb> if it says NULL, or RS-232 or something on it, maybe we can tell better
[00:28] <crweb> if we are sure its a NULL cable/adaptor or something. we'd have to assume a setting is incorrect somewhere...
[00:33] <daurnimator> hi crweb
[00:35] <crweb> hey
[00:39] <viral> hai crweb thanks for all hepl
[00:39] <viral> help
[00:40] <viral> i got null connector too with me but unfortunatly it is having male to male ends :(
[00:40] <viral> will try again later in day
[00:40] <viral> again thanks for help
[00:41] <crweb> that is odd for null modem connector
[00:41] <crweb> good luck, feel free to come back in :)
[00:41] <crweb> oh wait. no, thats normal for it to have male to male
[00:42] <crweb> i have osd -> female -> null connector -> female to female connector -> pc
[00:46] <crweb> daurnimator: how are you nowdays?
[00:48] <daurnimator> broke
[00:49] <crweb> out of highschool these days?
[00:49] <daurnimator> yeah
[00:49] <daurnimator> at uni
[00:49] <crweb> i dunno.. small talk.. last i remember you were in highschool...
[00:49] <crweb> of course that was probably sometime in late 2006
[00:50] <crweb> my past year seems to be going by so fast, i didn't even know how old i was on my birthday
[01:08] <daurnimator> sorry, long phone call
[01:09] <daurnimator> I finished yr 12 in november
[01:09] <daurnimator> Started uni in feb
[01:09] <daurnimator> had this week off for easter break
[01:09] <crweb> ah cool
[01:11] <daurnimator> what are you doing now?
[01:11] <crweb> all kinds of stuff
[01:12] <crweb> osd2 software setup, osd2 upgrade, osd1 NTSC/PAL switch, osd1 PAL distortion..
[01:12] <crweb> and lots of areas in the network upgrade
[01:15] <daurnimator> i mean... uni?
[01:26] <crweb> oh, in fall semester i'm taking my last 2 math classes with my fiance
[01:26] <crweb> then I will be done
[03:09] <dab> Hi nero.
[03:10] <dab> Hi All.
[03:11] <dab> Hi derobert!
[03:12] <dab> anybody awake!!
[03:21] <BIMZIE> what does this means "Warning: unable to open an initial console."
[03:22] <BIMZIE> after this screen got blank :(
[03:27] <BIMZIE> any idea?
[03:30] <daurnimator> crweb / nerochiaro : any interest in this? www.cmp-egevents.com
[03:32] <crweb> BIMZIE: if i remember right, that means that the dev nodes did not get copied to nfs-rootfs correctly
[03:32] <nerochiaro> dab,BIMZIE: bad day for asking questions, can you please check back in a few hours ?
[03:32] <nerochiaro> daurnimator: i don't think so, but i'm not the hardware type
[03:33] <crweb> very cool
[03:48] <crweb> hey, we have a MSP430, thats what that link is about
[05:12] <turran> morning
[05:12] <nerochiaro> hi
[05:14] <turran> nerochiaro, hey =)
[05:15] <nerochiaro> turran: how goes ?
[05:15] <nerochiaro> dab: still need help ?
[05:15] <nerochiaro> anders_: ping me when you have some time, please
[05:16] <anders_> nerochiaro: ping
[05:17] <turran> nerochiaro, at work, boring :P
[05:17] <nerochiaro> anders_: i tried your suggestion about using the ringbuffer function to ensure that buffer is filled on song change, but it doesn't seem to be solving my issue. so i was wondering if you could help me a bit find out what could be going on
[05:17] <nerochiaro> turran: the job where you mount OSD's on submarines ? or am i confusing your job with someone else's job ?
[05:19] <nerochiaro> anders_: if/when you have time
[05:19] <anders_> nerochiaro: Hmmm.. How did you test your change? Did you add some debug prints to song_changed before and after waiting. With time and buffer fill and thing like that?
[05:19] <turran> nerochiaro, yes, that was a specific project at my work
[05:21] <nerochiaro> anders_: printed space used and free in ringbuffer before and after the wait_used
[05:21] <anders_> nerochiaro: Okey.
[05:23] <nerochiaro> anders_: problem is, even if i do that, i keep getting this issue with FLAC files (i think it happens with mp3 too although more rarely). basically sometime (more often just after a track change) i get audio that stutters, like if it's struggling to decode enough data to playback realtime
[05:24] <nerochiaro> that's why i tried that fix with wait_used, to ensure at song start there was enough data to avoid the issue
[05:24] <nerochiaro> but it didn't work
[05:24] <anders_> nerochiaro: What happens if you increase output buffer size?
[05:24] <nerochiaro> it doesn't fix it, i tried
[05:24] <nerochiaro> well, i tried it before the wait_used fix, actually
[05:25] <anders_> Would be interesting in combination with wait_used.
[05:25] <nerochiaro> trying that
[05:25] <nerochiaro> what size do you suggest pushing up that buffer ? 320K instead of 32K ?
[05:26] <dab> hi nero!!
[05:26] <anders_> nerochiaro: Yeah, try it.
[05:26] <dab> I thought you were asleep!
[05:27] <nerochiaro> anders_: ok, giving it a shot
[05:27] <dab> again help needed with svn
[05:27] <dab> yesterday that svn up is finished
[05:27] <nerochiaro> dab: nope, but we were working our arse off on some crazyness for a milestone and had not much time to help here
[05:27] <nerochiaro> dab: ok, did you do the svn switch ?
[05:28] <anders_> nerochiaro: That would be almost 2s buffer.
[05:28] <dab> ya but that's giving working copy is locked error
[05:28] <dab> i tried cleanup, but it says its not an working copy
[05:29] <nerochiaro> dab: what's the error exactly ? can you paste the whole thing in pastebin.ca ?
[05:29] <nerochiaro> anders_: that should be more than enough
[05:29] <nerochiaro> anders_: how do i get the size of the ringbuffer to ask it to fill it completely, btw ?
[05:29] <dab> ya
[05:29] <dab> wait
[05:30] <anders_> nerochiaro: xmms_ringbuf_size
[05:30] <nerochiaro> ok
[05:32] <dab> nero: pastebin.ca
[05:35] <crweb> ahh
[05:36] <crweb> you have to be cd'd into the repo dir
[05:36] <crweb> oh no
[05:36] <crweb> miss read nvrmind
[05:37] <dab> crweb: if you are talking to me then : pwd is /home/neuros/neuros-osd
[05:38] <crweb> try rm the uboot dir
[05:38] <dab> ok
[05:38] <crweb> then svn up
[05:38] <nerochiaro> dab: try rm the dirs where it shows you locks and use "svn up" to restore them
[05:39] <dab> ok.
[05:39] <nerochiaro> dab: i have no idea why that is happening, but the remove and restore from svn should fix it
[05:39] <crweb> if he removes neuros-bsp, the repo is gone
[05:40] <crweb> it means a svn command was killed
[05:40] <crweb> like ctrl-c during a commit
[05:41] <nerochiaro> crweb: no, i mean to remove just the sub-dirs that show locks
[05:41] <nerochiaro> it's not the entire repos
[05:41] <BIMZIE> nerochairo: do u have few mins?
[05:42] <nerochiaro> BIMZIE: try
[05:42] <nerochiaro> anders_: i'm testing the stuff too in the meantime, it takes a while before the bug appears, if it does. i'll let you know in a little
[05:42] <BIMZIE> nerochairo: man wots happening is... when i boot the device the screen goes blank after first neuros logo screen
[05:43] <nerochiaro> BIMZIE: crweb told you, you must've somethign wrong in your /dev/ nodes
[05:43] <BIMZIE> yeah but i checked my nfs share
[05:43] <BIMZIE> its working
[05:44] <crweb> did you copy the rootfs/fs/dev/ dir as root to your nfs share?
[05:44] <BIMZIE> i've a script for that
[05:45] <BIMZIE> lemme copy that manually
[05:45] <crweb> if it wasn't root, it didn't happen right
[05:45] <crweb> sudo cp -a rootfs/fs/dev/* /nfsroot/dev
[05:45] <BIMZIE> m doing it wid ur root permission
[05:46] <nerochiaro> anders_: while it tests, another question: it seems if i put the database in NFS, the changes aren't committed to disk immediately. for example i add songs to playlist, and they are added. but when i wait some minutes and reboot, when i check again after the new songs are not in playlist
[05:46] <BIMZIE> i mean the scripts run wid root permission
[05:46] <nerochiaro> anders_: like the changes were kept in memory only, and never actually committed to disk. if i quit xmms2 before rebooting, they are written to disk instead
[05:47] <crweb> BIMZIE: ok, another possibility is, did you use cp -a ? otherwise the dev nodes become normal files
[05:48] <crweb> nerochiaro: i think igot that one
[05:48] <crweb> try running sync before you reboot
[05:48] <crweb> just to test
[05:48] <nerochiaro> crweb: already tried. won't work
[05:48] <crweb> wow.. well.. huh
[05:48] <BIMZIE> well jus copied it... waiting for the device to boot
[05:48] <BIMZIE> i used cp -a
[05:49] <nerochiaro> BIMZIE: did it use to work before ?
[05:49] <BIMZIE> yep it did.....
[05:49] <BIMZIE> it was working
[05:49] <BIMZIE> last night it was working and today it isn't working :(
[05:49] <crweb> BIMZIE: what changed?
[05:50] <BIMZIE> i was working on neux widgets
[05:50] <crweb> well, another cause could be that the build didn't finish
[05:51] <crweb> any compile error would have caused this
[05:51] <BIMZIE> no compile errors
[05:51] <crweb> did you recopy the uImage to tftp after you rebuilt?
[05:51] <BIMZIE> i recompiled it many times... still not working
[05:51] <BIMZIE> yep
[05:52] <crweb> something must have changed..
[05:52] <crweb> the error was "Warning: unable to open an initial console."
[05:52] <BIMZIE> i'm goin to back track everything
[05:53] <BIMZIE> but problem is after i did my changes i compiled and tested it and it was working
[05:54] <crweb> can you pastebin your serial output?
[05:54] <crweb> maybe i think error is somewhere else
[05:54] <BIMZIE> jus a sec
[05:55] <BIMZIE> www.pastebin.ca
[05:56] <BIMZIE> this is everything....
[05:56] <crweb> it jsut stops there on line 182?
[05:56] <BIMZIE> yep....
[05:56] <crweb> try typing root
[05:57] <BIMZIE> after loading DM320 encoder and decoder
[05:57] <BIMZIE> it is not accepting any input
[05:59] <crweb> means the buffer filled
[05:59] <crweb> its a dev node problem.
[05:59] <crweb> what changed from when you worked on it, to now?
[06:00] <crweb> did you svn up? did you change any OSD hardware settings?
[06:00] <BIMZIE> i was working on some neux widgets as i told u
[06:00] * crweb  hides in another channel where greyback isn't
[06:01] * greyback  looks around to make sure crweb isn't around
[06:01] <crweb> oh hey hi greyback
[06:02] <BIMZIE> so how could i trace where is the memory leak or some other problem which is causing this
[06:02] <greyback> why if it isn't my old pal crweb!
[06:02] <crweb> BIMZIE: ln -lh neuros-bsp/rootfs/fs/dev > file.text and pastebin the file.
[06:02] <crweb> BIMZIE: no such thing would be the cause. problem is busybox tries to open console, which fails, then the output buffer fills and stops execution
[06:04] <BIMZIE> is it ln or ls?
[06:04] <crweb> hah
[06:04] <crweb> you know whats funny is, first time i typed ln -s
[06:04] <crweb> its ls -lh
[06:04] <crweb> couldn't figure out why i typed -s
[06:05] <crweb> (typed -s because habit states -s comes after ln)
[06:05] <nerochiaro> anders_: increasing the buffer didn't work. some log is here (with the traces is added in output.c:song_changed before and after the wait_used
[06:06] <nerochiaro> anders_: stutter is still there after the song change
[06:06] <crweb> thats when you know you've used linux way to long
[06:07] <greyback> crweb: did you grab those files I emailed you about (vids with a/v sycn problems & the like)?
[06:07] * crweb  wanders
[06:07] <crweb> ;)
[06:07] <crweb> i got 2 of them
[06:07] <crweb> let me make sure i put them in correct place
[06:08] <crweb> whats your real name again?
[06:08] <greyback> Gerry
[06:08] <greyback> Boland
[06:08] <crweb> ah yes
[06:08] <BIMZIE> www.pastebin.ca
[06:08] <crweb> (it was on the next page)
[06:09] <crweb> BIMZIE: ok, now same thing only on your nfsroot
[06:09] <crweb> i know, they are going to be the same.. but humor me please :)
[06:10] <crweb> greyback: let me get one more
[06:10] <crweb> looks like I only clicked on the Scrambled ones
[06:10] <crweb> 15 minutes
[06:11] <greyback> crweb: take your time, just gimme a shout when done (I'd like to remove them after, it's a old Uni server & people are nosey)
[06:11] <BIMZIE> www.pastebin.ca
[06:12] <crweb> good news
[06:12] <crweb> j/k... they are the same
[06:15] <crweb> your device output does not make sense
[06:15] <crweb> module loading does not happen right after mount
[06:15] <crweb> do this:
[06:16] <crweb> actually don't do this... grr
[06:16] <crweb> have you svn'd up lately?
[06:16] <crweb> *don't do it*, i just need to know when you did lat
[06:16] <crweb> last
[06:22] <BIMZIE> last time i did it was 19th march
[06:22] <BIMZIE> i think
[06:22] <crweb> oh
[06:22] <crweb> uh.. hmm..
[06:22] <BIMZIE> m sure it was 19th
[06:22] <BIMZIE> got it from trunk
[06:23] <crweb> yeah, don't up
[06:23] <crweb> just for shits and giggles.. whats your /etc/exports lines look like?
[06:24] <crweb> you need no_root_squash
[06:24] <BIMZIE> ahhh
[06:24] <BIMZIE> m not using no_root_squash
[06:24] <BIMZIE> did change it today though
[06:24] <BIMZIE> :(
[06:24] <crweb> see, kept asking what changed to day ;)
[06:25] <BIMZIE> lemme try this wid no_root_squash
[06:25] <crweb> it will work
[06:25] <crweb> it was not allowing root permission the the dev node
[06:25] <BIMZIE> man how come i missed this part
[06:26] <crweb> same here but, i'm asking.. what took me so long.
[06:26] <BIMZIE> and took lot of ur time.. but i got it now so i won't make such stupid mistakes in future
[06:26] <crweb> lol, no problems
[06:26] <BIMZIE> thanks man :)
[06:27] <crweb> nerochiaro: see, losing my touch
[06:27] <BIMZIE> no he hasn't it was more of my mistake
[06:28] * crweb  makes a new sticky note for the wall
[06:28] <crweb> fiance is going to rip all those down when we get married :|
[06:29] <crweb> well, almost fiance. everythings done except the actual asking part.
[06:34] <crweb> i'm out.
[06:34] * crweb  connects greyback's input to answering machine
[06:35] <greyback> crweb: don't marry her, take me instead!
[06:35] <crweb> i'm sorry
[06:35] <crweb> I'm not in right now, please leave a message after the beep
[06:36] <greyback> hup, sorry, that should've been: don't marry him, take me instead!
[06:36] <crweb> riiiigggghhhtt....
[06:36] <crweb> ok... on that note...
[06:37] <crweb> and you wouldn't want her. I can't get her to cook, clean or anything.
[06:37] <crweb> all she wants to do is sit around and play Call of Duty 4
[06:38] <crweb> not that those are womens jobs or anything.. its just, i only have 1 HD tv and she cuts into my Call of Duty time.
[06:39] <greyback> "not that those are womens jobs or anything.." :)
[06:40] <greyback> WWWWCH (apparantly)
[06:41] <crweb> wwwwch?
[06:41] <greyback> Yeah, never been convinced by it
[06:41] <greyback> Link: www.urbandictionary.com
[06:42] <crweb> ahh the whiped noise?
[06:42] <greyback> very lame attempt at it anyway :)
[06:42] <crweb> i have a sevre case of OCD
[06:42] <crweb> I wouldn't let her clean anyway
[06:43] <nerochiaro> dudes, that remind me i have a very tall stack of clothes i need to iron :(
[06:43] <crweb> you know.. if you take them out of the dryer as soon as they are done, no need to iron :)
[06:43] <crweb> greyback: but, yes. WWWWCH
[06:44] <greyback> just buy a size too small so nothing can crease!
[06:44] <crweb> lol
[06:44] <nerochiaro> crweb: i always do that, i also have a sophisticated hanging technique that will automatically unwrinkle my t-shirts and pants. but shirts and some other stuff still need ironing unfortunately
[06:45] <nerochiaro> crweb: the idea is i pile them until they are too many, then iron them all in one massive session
[06:45] <crweb> i can't iron
[06:45] <greyback> i hate ironing with a passion
[06:45] <nerochiaro> it ain't hard. just move the iron until all wrinkles are gone
[06:46] <nerochiaro> don't forget the iron on cloth
[06:46] <nerochiaro> two simple rules
[06:46] <crweb> i have to get every crease and wrinkle out
[06:46] <crweb> i could easily lose a day ironing a few things
[06:46] <nerochiaro> i usually do that while watching movies, so i would "lose" the time anyway
[06:46] <crweb> so, i just don't start
[06:46] <nerochiaro> but ya, i try to avoid it when possible. that's why i wear mostly only tshirts
[06:47] <crweb> i think i only own 2 things that aren't cotton type t's
[06:47] <nerochiaro> pants ? ;)
[06:47] <crweb> i have 2 pairs of jeans
[06:47] <crweb> i don't go out much.
[06:48] <nerochiaro> doesn't it ever get cold down there ?
[06:48] <crweb> yep. never got around to buying long sleeve shirts
[06:48] <nerochiaro> going out in a winter storm in a tshirt isn't really sane, you know
[06:49] <crweb> thats what my coat is for :)
[06:50] * nerochiaro  pictures crweb married and ironing wife's clothes while she plays call of duty
[06:50] <crweb> hell no, there is a no iron'ing rule
[06:51] <crweb> i dunno why i use ' so often..
[06:54] * greyback  pictures crweb married and waering wife's clothes while she plays call of duty
[06:54] <crweb> i would look damn good.
[06:55] <greyback> ooh it pains, it pains
[06:55] <crweb> its still dark outside and i haven't seen daylight in a few days
[06:56] <crweb> I keep glancing at xiamen's clock on my desktop
[06:56] <crweb> "oh holy crap its 8pm already"
[07:00] <crweb> man, AZ is looking good
[08:22] <dab> Hi nero
[08:22] <dab> I deleted whole directorty.... downloaded the tarball, extracted it, and ran svn switch...
[08:22] <dab> this time its running
[08:23] <dab> now do I have to run svn up?
[08:23] <dab> or should i buid it after the switch trunk finishes?
[08:25] <nerochiaro> dab: wait for switch to trunk to finish, then svn up for safety, then build
[08:25] <dab> ok. thanks.
[10:20] <greyback> If someone has a minute to spare, could you give a look at my code here: www.pastebin.ca
[10:22] <greyback> I'm trying to just get a listing from the Scheduler, I made a simple class which should connects to the Scheduler QCopChannel and pass anything recieved to a recieve method.
[10:23] <greyback> But I can't get it to compile, it's complaining about how I call QCopChannel::connect as if I'm not using the right arguments, but I grabbed a lot of this from nupdatersettings.h so am confused. I mustn't be inheriting something maybe?
[10:45] <JRB_handheld> hi all
[10:46] <JRB_handheld> anyone know how opera handles youtube?
[10:46] <JRB_handheld> wrt to this whole flash issue
[10:47] <nerochiaro> should use plugins like everyone else
[10:47] <nerochiaro> as far as i know
[10:47] <JRB_handheld> because I understand the wii for example can browse youtube using opera
[10:48] <nerochiaro> well, maybe it can run opera and the flash plugin
[10:48] <JRB_handheld> hmmm, there's an opera plugin for flash that works with the wii?
[10:49] <nerochiaro> i really don't know, i'm just speculating. what processor does the wii use anyway ?
[10:49] <JRB_handheld> I don't know, but I'd be shocked if its x86
[10:51] <turran> it isnt a x86, and yes opera browser on wii supports flash
[10:52] <turran> but only flash <= 7, it uses the flash SDK
[10:52] <JRB_handheld> turran: how?
[10:52] <JRB_handheld> oh, and that's good enough for youtube?
[10:53] <turran> JRB_handheld, hey =) how what? hw level? sw level? opera plugin?
[10:53] <turran> JRB_handheld, yes, but not for some n0rp sites :/
[10:54] <nerochiaro> turran: what is exactly the flash SDK ?
[10:54] <crweb> JRB_handheld: Opera and Wii have a partnership with adobe.
[10:54] <turran> nerochiaro, i dont know much, but looks like adobe gives some kind of SDK
[10:54] <turran> of course, paying
[10:54] <crweb> JRB_handheld: it is PPC though, which this is a flash port of
[10:54] <crweb> err for
[10:54] <nerochiaro> power pc
[10:55] <turran> nerochiaro, my.opera.com www.adobe.com
[10:55] <JoeBorn> oh, I see, so that's no kind of solution for us, I assume?
[10:55] <crweb> JoeBorn: nope
[10:55] <crweb> JoeBorn: its x86's compeditor
[10:55] <JoeBorn> yeah, I know
[10:56] <JoeBorn> well, what about flashlite 3, it looks like that's for arm
[10:56] <crweb> we already talked about flash lite
[10:56] <JoeBorn> will it work on linux?
[10:56] <crweb> Its for stand alone applications, not websites
[10:56] <JoeBorn>