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totalizatoroh gosh https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/305371110:43
totalizatorsee the Resolution10:43
keriothe Resolution is to use windows 1010:44
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JuestWorst. Resolution. Ever!10:53
Juestlololol, task scheduler, funny bug and wnidows 10 kernel uses a LOT of disk!10:54
Juestuhh wtf10:54
Juestyeah, dont use the ovbious10:55
Juestlol10:55
Juestnever mind and sorry for the noise10:55
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kerioPali: does your bq24k module actually charge at 1.8A13:23
kerioi thought the limit was closer to 1A13:23
Palikerio: you can tell hw current limit13:23
Paliand my bq module exports it via sysfs13:23
kerioyeah but why is "dedicated" 1800 :(13:23
Palifor wallchager is current limit something like unlimited (or upper limit)13:23
keriooh i see13:24
keriobut the actual charging system will only charge at at most what the charging current for a near empty battery is?13:24
Palido not remember13:24
Palimaybe ask doc13:24
Paliat least with bq module you have full control of it13:25
Paliso you can re-configure it with your own settings (if for some reason needed)13:25
keriodedicated charging from usb port13:25
kerio#yolo13:26
DocScrutinizer05WUT? 18ßß?13:31
DocScrutinizer05180013:31
kerioyes, 18ssss13:31
kerioi assume it's "no limit"13:31
DocScrutinizer05I'm realy too lazy to get out the bq24150 DS now, but I doubt it has a 1800 setting13:32
DocScrutinizer05kerio: anyway there's USB limit, and charging current. They are only loosely related13:35
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keriooh rofl14:23
keriosetting the charging mode to dedicated keeps the blinking led even when the cable is detached14:23
keriooh ok it updated a bit later14:24
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bencoh1800mA, really?15:38
keriooh bonus of using dedicated mode15:39
keriothe screen doesn't light up when connecting or detaching the cable15:39
keriofor some reason15:40
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capitanocrunchhi15:44
kerioanyway, i pulled out a ludicrous amount of lint and dust from the musb connector15:45
kerionow it works much better ^-^15:45
DocScrutinizer05\o/15:46
capitanocrunchi just noticed the navit team uploaded a new version of navit on maemo repos (they managed to use cmake to compile it)15:46
DocScrutinizer05wow15:46
capitanocrunchbut then they stop to push updates...15:47
capitanocrunchhow can we pull the source via git or similar?15:48
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ceenesomeone knows how to define an SPI flash on the device tree?16:28
ceenei can't get this thing to recognize my flash chip16:29
SiceloPali is your friend with that :p16:29
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KotCzarnykerio: 1.8A is the microusb connector limit16:34
KotCzarnyeven if you connect bigger powersource its just too small to flow through16:35
ceenei got it!16:46
ceene:)16:46
ceenemtd0: 01000000 00010000 "spi32766.0"16:46
ceenei don't know where that name comes from, though16:49
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ceenemtd0: 01000000 00010000 "spi1.0"16:55
ceenethat's better now16:55
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ceeneok, but where are my partitions?17:07
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ceenedev:    size   erasesize  name17:29
ceenemtd0: 00000100 00010000 "bitfile"17:29
ceenemtd1: 00000100 00010000 "kernel"17:29
ceenemtd2: 00000100 00010000 "rootfs"17:29
ceenemtd3: 00000100 00010000 "calibration"17:29
ceenecool!17:29
ceenedidn't mean to fill this out, only showing my happiness :P17:29
ceeneups17:29
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kerioKotCzarny: is that a fact of life or a challenge?17:32
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DocScrutinizer05https://hardware.slashdot.org/story/16/05/18/1357218/nokia-announces-return-to-smartphone-tablet-markets18:51
Sicelowith Android in tow .. anyway, here's to hoping they eventually do even better18:56
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sunshaviSicelo: then waiting 4 smth better than the pyra ;)19:13
Siceloi'd love either Pyra or Neo900. i'd choose those any day19:14
Sicelobut both are above my pay grade :)19:14
sunshaviin the stmt they say: focus on Android. So It is more of the same. Android does not fill the cup19:15
Sicelootoh, i'm sure Nokia will get enough market share .. people, particularly here in Africa, still believe in Nokia19:16
Sicelomobile phone is synonymous with the word "Nokia" here, even though Samsung and Apple have their place19:16
sunshaviNokia is an strong brand19:17
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sunshaviwondering if Pyra is going to beat neon900 on getting first to the market19:18
Siceloit will19:18
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KotCzarnykerio: both19:24
DocScrutinizer05it definitely will19:25
DocScrutinizer05Nikolaus postponed Neo900 in favor of Pyra which has venture capital to do R&D19:26
kerio:(19:27
DocScrutinizer05however Pyra is no phone, I wouldn't want to use it as one at least19:27
Venemohey guys19:27
DocScrutinizer05hey!19:27
keriowill the mobile version actually be able to place calls19:27
VenemoI'm surprised to see this channel still exists :)19:27
kerioor will it only do data?19:27
DocScrutinizer05kerio: it's supposed to be able to place calls. Standby and inbound calls is a completely different topic though19:28
SiceloVenemo: hi :)19:28
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DocScrutinizer05Venemo: loooong time no see19:28
VenemoDocScrutinizer05: too long!19:29
VenemoI decided to revive my old N90019:29
Venemobought a new battery today, but the USB connector broke out years ago19:30
VenemoI still have it, just need to figure out whether it is possible to solder it back19:30
Sicelo it should be19:30
VenemoI've never taken the device apart19:31
Venemofound a handy video on youtube, so maybe I'll do it tomorrow in the lab :)19:32
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DocScrutinizer05there's L1_2 service manual19:32
DocScrutinizer05the YT videos are often crap19:33
DocScrutinizer05~l1_219:33
DocScrutinizer05thought as much19:33
Venemocan you please gimme a link? google is not very forthcoming19:34
Venemothis is what I found: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVEHm325-z819:34
DocScrutinizer05http://pdadb.net/download/nokia_n900_rx-51_service_manual_l1-l2_v1_0.pdf19:34
DocScrutinizer05~#maemo l1_2 is http://pdadb.net/download/nokia_n900_rx-51_service_manual_l1-l2_v1_0.pdf19:34
infobotDocScrutinizer05: okay19:34
Venemowow, thank you DocScrutinizer0519:35
SiceloDocScrutinizer05: maybe you could add factoid for l3&4 as well :)19:36
DocScrutinizer05that YT video is crap19:36
DocScrutinizer05it's exactly the crappy YT video I had in mind when I warned19:37
VenemoI see19:38
KotCzarny~usbfix19:39
infobotwell, usbfix is http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=75920 - and **NEVER** use epoxy (unless you want to seal your device for underwater), or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYz5nIHH0iY#t=1866, you will basically need two irons: a small good one (or better hot-air reflow) and a 60+ Watt19:39
DocScrutinizer05they skip important stuff that will definitely cause fatal mistakes when you disassemble19:39
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DocScrutinizer05to 'compensate', they do stuff that's absolute nonsense to do19:39
VenemoI was kinda surprised to find out that it really was an smd microusb that can really break off, but it did19:40
luke-jrgood luck19:41
luke-jrIMO it's not possible to repair a broken USB :<19:42
Venemowhy not?19:42
luke-jrtoo small, and there's no way to get at the parts that need to be soldered19:42
Siceloluke-jr: i did it on both my N900. had never done SMD work before. just using regular soldering iron and lots of flux19:43
Siceloi think the rest of you are far better experts than i am :)19:43
Siceloand you probably all have better equipment at your disposal19:44
luke-jr19:44
luke-jrSicelo: after it broke off?19:44
Siceloyep19:44
luke-jrthere's literally no way to even get at the connections with a soldering iron :/19:44
Siceloit's easy .. you need to remove a bit of the RF shielding19:45
luke-jr:|19:45
luke-jrthat's safe?19:45
Siceloi'd say so. they haven't exploded yet :)19:45
DocScrutinizer05https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9FC9fAlfQE19:46
Sicelobut yes, proper hot air/reflow station would be best .. but i didn't have that, and didn't trust anyone else to fix my N900.19:46
KotCzarnysicelo: start n900 repair bussiness19:48
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Siceloif there were lots of N900 users here, i would. :)19:49
KotCzarny:)19:49
KotCzarnymake it so!19:49
Venemoluke-jr: are you saying it isn't worth a try?19:50
KotCzarnyhe just says he is not believing his hands19:50
KotCzarnythere are quite few people who did resolder broken usb to n90019:50
DocScrutinizer05Venemo: if you want to try, i'd say give it a go by all means19:50
KotCzarnyyou might try with some disposable phone as a practice19:51
VenemoI can solder QFN chips, how much harder can a USB port be?19:51
DocScrutinizer05luke-jr is right, but Sicelo is also right. And you can even use 5mm long thin wires to connect the USB pins to the pads on PCB, then bend those wires while you push the USB into place and solder it down on the mechanical posts and reenforce it as suggested in ~usbfix19:52
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Venemoso it just needs a bit of creativity19:53
DocScrutinizer05I suggest to cut/file off a part of the "steel roof" of the USB component, which covers the electric pins19:53
DocScrutinizer05yes19:53
Venemosounds doable, unless the pads on the pcb also broke off, in which case I'd need to be even more creative19:54
DocScrutinizer05even then there's a fix for that19:54
DocScrutinizer05there are other solder points nearby19:54
VenemoI'll see tomorrow19:54
Venemo:)19:54
KotCzarnysolder qi charger ;)19:55
Venemohehe19:55
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Venemoby the way since you guys were talking about the pyra earlier. the hardware does seem nice, but the form factor looks unconvincing to me19:55
DocScrutinizer05http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=693493&postcount=12  the pics are gone, but they are available elsewhere ;-)19:55
DocScrutinizer05http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=870017&postcount=27  see attachment19:56
Venemois there a chance that the pyra's hardware would come in other form factors (maybe a Neo900 variant?)19:56
Venemogot it, I think I'll give it a go! thanks for the links DocScrutinizer05!19:57
DocScrutinizer05yw19:57
DocScrutinizer05(pyra) not in Neo900 / N900 formfactor, won't fit in19:57
KotCzarnysicelo, did you notice?19:58
Sicelonotice what?19:58
KotCzarnysicelo, i didnt solitice oscp yet ;)19:58
DocScrutinizer05Neo900 Step2 however is targeted at exactly this combination of SoC and features19:58
Sicelohaha, ;)19:58
Venemoreally?19:58
Venemoor you just teasin' us? :)19:58
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VenemoDocScrutinizer05: do you have a timeframe on this Neo900 Step2?20:28
DocScrutinizer05Venemo: just a "after Neo900"20:28
VenemoI see20:28
kerioneo900 2? :o20:29
DocScrutinizer05at times I considered to already start a kickstarter for Step2, declaring Neo900 the prototyping needed to implement Step220:29
kerioif you don't call it neo1800 i'm going to be disappointed20:29
DocScrutinizer05http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1444602&highlight=STEP2#post144460220:31
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KotCzarnykerio: neo9000 would be better20:39
KotCzarny(adding 0s for next models)20:39
ds3Neo90120:39
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Venemolol20:42
Venemothe name doesn't matter20:42
KotCzarnynot true20:43
KotCzarnyname DOES matter!20:43
Venemobut I'd definitely be more interested in an OMAP5 platform than an OMAP3 one20:43
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DocScrutinizer05sure, as soon as we made a maemo work flawlessly on a OPEM3 platform, without any closed blobs we couldn't port to an OMAP5 platform20:56
DocScrutinizer05s/OPEM/OMAP/20:56
infobotDocScrutinizer05 meant: sure, as soon as we made a maemo work flawlessly on a OMAP3 platform, without any closed blobs we couldn't port to an OMAP5 platform20:56
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DocScrutinizer05unlike Pyra we don't hope for a generic debian ecosystem where we simply apt-get $whatever from mainline repos20:57
Venemohow comfortable would you be with a Mer port?20:58
DocScrutinizer05we heavily base on the existing maemo ecosystem20:58
DocScrutinizer05Mer? blargh!20:58
Venemoyou know, the stuff that Sailfish is based on.20:58
Venemoat least part of the heavy lifting could be shared with those guys20:58
DocScrutinizer05there *is* *no* heavy lifting in SW done by Neo900 UG. We don't have the manpower for that20:59
Venemoyup, my point exactly20:59
Venemoto be honest I haven't been following up with maemo for several years now, so not sure how it is (or if it changed at all)21:00
DocScrutinizer05and in my book Sailfish continued exactly the ill guided Harmattan design principles21:00
Venemoyeah, the Sailfish UI isn't something I'd use on a Neo90021:01
Venemobut the base system is pretty adaptable21:01
DocScrutinizer05adaptable doesn't mean *anybody* actually *will* adapt it21:01
VenemoI'm not trying to get into an argument here21:02
Venemomy personal problem with maemo (either 5 or 6) is that by now it has a 6+ years old version of basically everything21:02
DocScrutinizer05Neo900 is meant to work OOTB with maemo521:02
Venemonot sure how big an effort it would require to bring it up to date, if that's even possible (and not sure if that is a goal for you)21:02
FIQkerio, should compromise by calling it neo1800021:03
DocScrutinizer05the goal for Neo900 is to provide an ecosystem where apps are already available21:03
DocScrutinizer05not a dream device for developers21:03
FIQurgh I wasn't a huge fan of sailfish' UI21:04
FIQI didn't find it *bad*, just... not special21:04
DocScrutinizer05if you want a cutting edge OS you're free to port it to Neo900, this is the core design rule that Neo900 is so open that you can do with it whatever you want21:04
FIQcompared to iOS/android21:04
Venemosure thing21:04
FIQand having a steeper learning curve21:04
VenemoFIQ: I'm not talking about the Sailfish UI here specifically, but the underlying system that it builds on21:05
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FIQMer?21:05
Venemoyes.21:05
KotCzarnyyou either want a blackbox device or pocket computer with phone function21:05
DocScrutinizer05regardless Neo900 needs to be compatible to stock maemo5 to have a living ecosystem, we can't create a new one21:05
FIQI think Mer might work on the Neo900 alread21:05
FIQy21:05
FIQ(theoretically that is, the Neo900 doesn't exist yet)21:05
VenemoDocScrutinizer05: yeah I get that21:06
Venemonot suggesting to start from scratch21:06
Venemobut I'd love to have "the best of both worlds", if that's possible21:06
DocScrutinizer05once there's a genuine Neo900 ecosystem, we can move on to whatever platform we like21:06
FIQ<DocScrutinizer05> unlike Pyra we don't hope for a generic debian ecosystem where we simply apt-get $whatever from mainline repos21:06
VenemoFIQ: yup, I got that too21:06
FIQthe pyra will not ship pure debian I think21:07
DocScrutinizer05it won't, true21:07
DocScrutinizer05however it already has a pandora community that ports a lot of games and stuff21:07
FIQit will be basically debian, but also own repos (for optimized software) and some modifications21:07
KotCzarnydevuan21:07
FIQkinda similar to how earlier Maemos worked? I dunno21:07
FIQyeah21:07
KotCzarnyto be exact21:07
FIQKotCzarny, no, the pyra will ship with debian21:08
FIQnot devuan21:08
KotCzarnyi mean for neo90021:08
FIQah21:08
VenemoDocScrutinizer05: what I was trying to say is that there are people out there who'd appreciate a fresh software stack21:09
VenemoI personally would love to have a device for on-the-go hacking on which I can run the latest Qt5 and the latest GCC21:10
DocScrutinizer05possible, but that's only of marginal impact to the design rules for Neo90021:10
DocScrutinizer05Neo900 is hardware only21:10
VenemoI know21:10
Venemojust sayin :)21:10
KotCzarnyif you have latest libs, nothing stops you from having latest gcc/qt21:10
KotCzarnyand latest libs usually mean mainline kernel21:11
DocScrutinizer05I can't see why you couldn't run latest Qt5 and the latest GCC on Neo900 or even N90021:11
Venemonobody has ported those to the N(eo)9(x) yet21:11
DocScrutinizer05so?21:11
Venemonot sure if it's even possible21:11
DocScrutinizer05that's exactly my point, Neo900 UG won't21:11
FIQ<Venemo> I personally would love to have a device for on-the-go hacking on which I can run the latest Qt5 and the latest GCC21:12
* Venemo is not expecting Neo900 UG to do it, just here to discuss the possibilities21:12
DocScrutinizer05FIQ: why you fullquote others?21:12
FIQthen debian wouldn't be optimal either since it thrives in ensuring stability over up-to-date software21:12
FIQDocScrutinizer05, I usually do that when I want to reply to someone to reference what I'm replying to21:13
VenemoFIQ: I wouldn't want to get into an argument about debian here, let's try to stay productive21:13
DocScrutinizer05the possibilities are all there, freemangordon runs kernel 4,over9000 on N90021:13
FIQ(er, to clarify, I only do it when what I'm replying to is unclear)21:13
FIQVenemo, no no I'm not either21:13
DocScrutinizer05FIQ: then I suggest you quoze only partial and append your answer in same post21:13
VenemoFIQ: but as an aside, you are correct, I don't like debian and don't use it myself, but I respect its goals21:14
FIQjust saying since it seemed you wanted the latest of the things21:14
DocScrutinizer05((I usually do that when I want to reply)) nobody understands that really21:14
FIQand thus debian wouldn't be optimal, not trying to start a distro flamewar :21:14
FIQ:)21:14
FIQanyway Venemo, if you want a pocket computer for development, I think the pyra might arguably be a better choice due to its keyboard21:16
DocScrutinizer05~devuan21:16
infobotsomebody said devuan was the most awesome distro, or https://devuan.org21:16
FIQ(shoulder button as modifiers is *great*, a major gripe I had with N900's keyboard apart from being 3-row which is workable)21:17
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DocScrutinizer05Venemo: maemo "secretly" moved from debian to devuan as base distro (aka 'upstream')21:17
Venemoyou trying to covertly start a systemd flamewar?21:17
DocScrutinizer05hehe no21:18
DocScrutinizer05no systemd in maemo is a fact21:18
FIQI'm not a fan of systemd myself but the issues I've had with systemd is minor enough for me not to make a fuss about it21:18
VenemoFIQ: I am actually considering the pyra, but I dislike its thickness and that ugly game console feeling21:18
FIQVenemo, I see21:19
DocScrutinizer05FIQ: well, try to install systemd on maemo. Good luck!21:19
FIQpersonally I find game controls a feature, and not just for gaming purposes21:19
FIQDocScrutinizer05, haha I don't embrace systemd at all :P21:19
Venemo@ systemd: I've been using it since F15 adopted it, never had any problems. don't wanna flame about it though :)21:19
FIQI'd rather stay away, but on desktop I feel that avoiding it is more hassle than it's worth21:19
FIQI've had minor issues with it, issues I never had with the previous init systems I've used21:20
DocScrutinizer05Venemo: it simply is incompatible to maemo, and will stay so invariably21:20
FIQbut those are *minor*21:20
VenemoDocScrutinizer05: okay.21:20
Venemoon a different not: it would be interesting to know if the pyra's hw could be squeezed into an N810. that's something I would actually want.21:20
Venemoon a different note: it would be interesting to know if the pyra's hw could be squeezed into an N810. that's something I would actually want.21:21
DocScrutinizer05e.g. both maemo5 and systemd claim exclusive use of cgroups21:21
KotCzarnyvenemo: http://linux-sunxi.org/User:Kc#systemd_is_evil21:21
KotCzarnyjust a few links i've gathered21:21
FIQ(the 3 issues that stood out for me was more tinkering needed to set things up, binary logfiles (why...), and a weird bug that made my system incredibly slow under certain circumstances)21:22
DocScrutinizer05((N810)) no way21:22
VenemoKotCzarny: I have a few links of my own with counter-arguments, but let's not flame here please.21:22
KotCzarnyok21:22
KotCzarny:)21:22
KotCzarnywe are free to choose what we like21:22
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FIQbut ultimately I wont bother messing with things either way21:22
FIQVenemo, why the N810?21:23
FIQhm IIRC it had some benefits with the case that the N900 lacks21:23
FIQcan't remember what exactly21:23
KotCzarnygood speakers?21:24
KotCzarnybig screen?21:24
VenemoDocScrutinizer05: the pyra board should be around the right size for an N810, the dimensions look somewhat similar21:24
KotCzarnydpad?21:24
DocScrutinizer05I doubt it21:24
VenemoFIQ: bigger screen, better keyboard, room for larger battery, better overall build quality. that is just my impression though.21:24
FIQah, I never used the speakers myself on either device (obviously in the case of n810, I never had one)21:24
FIQdidn't know it had a bigger screen/keyboard though21:24
KotCzarnykeyboard was similar in size21:25
FIQI've seen its d-pad, I prefer an actual d-pad, but I guess it's better than what N900 had21:25
DocScrutinizer05N810 was (is) awesome21:25
DocScrutinizer05and I still think (unlike many other users) that the N810 kbd is superior to the N900's21:26
Venemo_jFIQ: look it up on wikipedia21:26
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Venemo_jDocScrutinizer05 +121:27
FIQI wish more portable keyboards had shoulder buttons :P21:27
Venemo_jI actually considered buying an N810 when I realized I wasn't gonna be as productive on the jolla phone as I was on the N900...21:28
Venemo_j>4" devices are the norm these days anyway so it wouldn't even raise any eyebrows21:28
FIQheh21:29
FIQsmaller and smaller21:29
FIQsuddenly, bigger and bigger21:29
Venemo_jI would've got one if it wasn't for the spectaculary outdated cpu architecture21:29
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FIQwhat does it use, OMAP2?21:29
KotCzarnyyup21:29
Venemo_jyup21:29
FIQah21:29
KotCzarnyworks great as a heart of intelligent audio system21:30
DocScrutinizer05FIQ: ((suddenly, bigger and bigger)) the veteran users told Nokia so before N900 rollout21:30
luke-jrN810 kbd is definitely superior to  N90021:31
luke-jrby far21:31
DocScrutinizer05if Nokia had kept the N810 formfactor for N900, that would've been a dream21:31
DocScrutinizer05the screen feels like 3 times the size - obviously it's not but still...21:32
DocScrutinizer05so does the kbd21:32
FIQis it 4row?21:32
DocScrutinizer05err21:33
* DocScrutinizer05 checks21:33
luke-jroverall, I prefer the C760 formfactor21:33
FIQshould know that :P21:33
luke-jrso I have high hopes for Pyra21:33
FIQit's a huge difference21:33
FIQC760?21:33
DocScrutinizer05yup21:33
luke-jrFIQ: yes21:33
FIQoo21:33
FIQyeah that would have been great21:33
luke-jrhttp://www.dreadscott.com/C760/Zaurus_C760.jpg21:33
FIQthen the only real complaint I would have with it would ultimately be trickier modifiers on thumb keyboards21:34
DocScrutinizer05dang, that thing collected to much dust, I thought the diplay is broken and went black, while it was only a wipe where dost got removed ;-P21:34
DocScrutinizer05s/ to / so /21:34
infobotDocScrutinizer05 meant: dang, that thing collected so much dust, I thought the diplay is broken and went black, while it was only a wipe where dost got removed ;-P21:35
Venemo_jmy N950's screen died :(21:35
DocScrutinizer05again dang! I need to revivie this thing21:35
DocScrutinizer05ooh N950, definitely not using that one for anything. Wrong OS21:36
FIQisn't aegis easy to get rid of though21:36
FIQluke-jr, ah21:36
DocScrutinizer05I hate an OS that tells me "MALF!" when I touch a silly harmless init script or whatever21:36
DocScrutinizer05http://maemo.cloud-7.de/Aegis-kills-device.jpg21:38
Venemo_jwas cool in 201121:38
DocScrutinizer05MALF never was cool21:38
Venemo_jnot MALF21:38
FIQthat's dumb21:39
Venemo_jbut the device was21:39
DocScrutinizer05yep21:39
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DocScrutinizer05Werner got one a 6 months ago and went "SHIT! why didn't Nokia sell those?"21:39
FIQbut I have a feeling they "had" to21:39
FIQas in, they were persuaded by operators to do it21:40
KotCzarnynot operators, managers probably21:40
Venemo_jthere were rumors21:40
FIQIIRC the n900 got into operator trouble for not being able to be locked21:40
Venemo_jabout that21:40
DocScrutinizer05for the rationale of Aegis?21:40
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DocScrutinizer05err N900 *was* able to get locked, at least SIMlocked21:41
FIQuh21:41
FIQhow do you lock a phone21:41
FIQthat allows you to be root21:41
DocScrutinizer05it's a modem thing, not APE21:41
DocScrutinizer05it's a BB5 phone like many other Nokia phones21:42
FIQmhm21:42
DocScrutinizer05aegis was more about overclocking and generally gaining control over the ecosystem again. More sales-speak they decided to make money from software and that didn't pan out with OVI and maemo521:43
DocScrutinizer05and finally Nokia died from that ill concept of "make money from appshop"21:44
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Venemothey died from the ill concept of betting too much on symbian and killing off the in-house competitors to that21:45
DocScrutinizer05that too, to some degree21:46
DocScrutinizer05however symbian had a working ecosystem but no future21:46
DocScrutinizer05while maemo never had an ecosystem like a "decent product", it always was FOSS21:47
DocScrutinizer05more FOSS than nokia sales droids liked it21:47
Venemothey should've invested more into maemo and maybe should've made a symbian runtime on top of that. by the time they realized their mistake (and bought Qt), it was too late21:47
Venemowho knows21:48
DocScrutinizer05they should have focused on selling decent hardware rather than trying to make money from appshops21:48
KotCzarnythey should've gave maemo more freedom to experiment, not trying to sell out on it21:48
Venemoanyway, I believe nokia's mistake was mismanagement, simply21:48
DocScrutinizer05OVI was an epic failure21:48
VenemoI wasn't sorry to see them go21:48
Venemo(although I was sorry for the good engineers that worked there)21:49
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DocScrutinizer05yep. A pity some of the worst of Nokia spirit got ported to Jolla21:49
DocScrutinizer05while some of the best got lost during that transition21:50
DocScrutinizer05or maybe, it was already lost at that time, drowned in Aegis21:51
Venemoindeed21:51
Venemowho knows.21:51
Venemoto be honest I'm not sure if actually anyone is working on anything in jolla21:51
Venemowe gave them hundreds of bugreports since 2013, none of which have been fixed since (okay, maybe one or two)21:52
DocScrutinizer05which is one of the nasty concepts inherited from Nokia. Completely opaque21:52
KotCzarnydrowned in bugs21:52
Venemoat least from the few dozens that I personally reported,, only one or two is fixed, a few are marked as "this is a feature, not a bug", the rest just isn't cared about21:53
VenemoI was really sorry to see all that21:53
FIQVenemo: I get the impression that they have too few engineers to be productive with the OS itself21:53
FIQs/engineers/workers/21:53
infobotFIQ meant: Venemo: I get the impression that they have too few workers to be productive with the OS itself21:53
VenemoI don't know. they got some good people still21:53
DocScrutinizer05I think Jolla simply didn't learn the lessons from maemo21:54
Venemobut since the communication from them is 0, I'm not sure what's going on in there21:54
FIQand I thought they were supposed to be open21:55
DocScrutinizer05seems there's no Quim Gill at Jolla either21:55
FIQand transparent21:55
Venemothey were a lot more open and transparent in 2013 than they are now21:55
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DocScrutinizer05https://de.linkedin.com/in/quimgil21:58
kerioDocScrutinizer05: what about a watercooled, overclocked-to-smithereens omap3?21:59
DocScrutinizer05Jolla seems to lack understanding of the importance of a porson like Quim in their company21:59
DocScrutinizer05kerio: what about it? did it reach the Jupiter already?22:00
keriono, for the neo900 222:00
DocScrutinizer05no way22:00
DocScrutinizer05OMAP3 is already almost EOL22:00
kerioreplace the screen with a vat for the liquid nitrogen22:00
keriobump the cpu to 2ghz22:01
DocScrutinizer05OMAP3 has _no_ decent digital video interface22:01
DocScrutinizer05OMAP3 has a max of 1GB RAM22:01
luke-jrI thought OMAP5 was EOL?22:02
DocScrutinizer05err22:03
FIQwho is Quim anyway?22:03
DocScrutinizer05OMAP and TI embedded is End Of R&D22:03
DocScrutinizer05FIQ: https://de.linkedin.com/in/quimgil22:03
FIQ"OMAP3 is already almost EOL" <- almost?22:04
DocScrutinizer05FIQ: yes, we can still buy chips22:04
DocScrutinizer05it even seems TI still builds them22:04
VenemoFIQ: Quim was the community manager when Maemo was a thing. he stepped down after Harmattan (aka. Maemo 6) turned out to be a dead end22:05
DocScrutinizer05actually it's rather like OMAP5 is not fully evaluated yet22:05
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FIQVenemo: ah22:06
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DocScrutinizer05Quim basically was the heart and soul of maemo22:06
DocScrutinizer05allegedly he talked Nokia into maemo, to start with22:07
VenemoI haven't heard that before22:08
Venemowhat I remember is that he turned kinda bitter by the end22:08
DocScrutinizer05well, I heard it as hearsay or reference in some IRC gossip a few years ago22:08
Venemowhich is pretty understandable considering...22:08
DocScrutinizer05yep22:08
Venemothe thing is, I only joined the party with the N900, so I missed the really fun early days22:11
DocScrutinizer05>> open source advocate @ MeeGo team Nokia April 2008 – January 2012 (3 years 10 months)<<22:12
DocScrutinizer05actually Carsten Raterman Haitzler introduced me to N800 in Taipei when we shared the Openmoko apartment22:13
KotCzarnyvenemo, buy yourself 770, n800 and n810, just for fun (and they are cheap)22:13
DocScrutinizer05Rasterman*22:13
DocScrutinizer05I instantly got me a N810 and was sold to the concept22:13
VenemoKotCzarny: I considered that, and would even buy an N810 if it wasn't for the outdated cpu arch22:14
DocScrutinizer05then Raster and me tried to convince Openmoko of the benefits of OMAP and its zeroclocking, compared to the quite awkward suspend-to-RAM concept of OM's devices22:15
KotCzarnyvenemo, you still can write useful apps and have use cases for it22:15
DocScrutinizer05Venemo: sou prolly wuldn't. I tried and it's near impossible to find a N810 now, I'm happy I got two working ones22:16
KotCzarnybecause if you drop the bloat, its cpu is enough22:16
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VenemoKotCzarny: my use case would be on-the-go hacking and productivity22:16
VenemoDocScrutinizer05: there are always some of them on the bay22:16
DocScrutinizer05wow22:16
DocScrutinizer05last time I checked there was zilch22:17
VenemoDocScrutinizer05: btw, is the new kernel you spoke of part of the community SSU?22:18
DocScrutinizer05no22:19
KotCzarnynot yet22:19
DocScrutinizer05CSSU is about conservative maintenance of maemo, a new kernel would be part of FPTF I'd guess22:19
DocScrutinizer05KP is still 2.6.28, no?22:20
Venemoah.22:21
DocScrutinizer05~cssu22:21
infobot[cssu] http://wiki.maemo.org/Community_SSU, or (Community Seamless Software Update)22:21
DocScrutinizer05~fptf22:21
infobotextra, extra, read all about it, fptf is the Fremantle Porting Task Force, see http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=9130822:21
Venemookay22:22
DocScrutinizer05http://wiki.maemo.org/Community_SSU#Testers22:22
KotCzarnyim still searching for cheap nokia 77022:23
KotCzarny(for science and stuff)22:23
Venemobtw, taking a look at the design of the pyra, I'd say that the pcb which has the CPU and RAM could fit and one would "only" need to design a smaller pcb for the connectors to fit it the hw in a smaller case22:24
DocScrutinizer05yeah, exactly22:26
Venemowhich seems to be a doable thing if you get rid of the sd card slots and the extra usb ports22:26
DocScrutinizer05where "PCB for connectors" is a tad misleading since that PCB has a lot more than only connectors22:26
Venemosure22:27
Venemobut (judging by the photos) most of the area is occupied by the two sd card readers and the usbs22:27
DocScrutinizer05actually I guess 80% to 90% of the whole BOM sit on the main PCB22:28
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KotCzarnyhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/LOT-OF-11-NEW-Nokia-770-Internet-Tablet-/172175449336?hash=item281674dcf8:g:VuEAAOSwWTRW0LVi22:28
KotCzarnyeheheh, any takers?22:28
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VenemoDocScrutinizer05: out of curiosity, how many pcb layers are there?22:30
DocScrutinizer05I dunno, I'm not a part of Pyra R&D team22:32
DocScrutinizer05I *guess* they tried hard to get away with only 4 layers on main PCB22:33
DocScrutinizer05the 8+ layers are only needed to breakout the huge SoC BGA22:34
DocScrutinizer05Venemo: but why not ask those questions on #dragonbox-pyra ?22:34
Venemoand the Neo900?22:35
VenemoI mean, how many layers do you guys have?22:35
DocScrutinizer05The Neo900 hopes to get away with 4 layers for LOWER and 8 layers for UPPER22:35
Venemolower what, and upper what?22:35
DocScrutinizer05PCB22:35
VenemoI wasn't aware that there were two pcbs in it22:37
DocScrutinizer05http://neo900.org/stuff/cccamp15/ccc2015talk/talk.pdf  page 1122:37
DocScrutinizer05http://neo900.org/stuff/cccamp15/ccc2015talk/neo900-wpwrak_CCC2015.webm22:37
Venemoah, I see22:38
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Venemocool stuff22:39
DocScrutinizer05yeah, Werner's talk is brilliant22:39
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Venemodid you talk too? your name's on the slides22:40
DocScrutinizer05hehe, I have a speacial appearance in the background a few times, bringing Werner a bottle of Club Mate22:41
DocScrutinizer05I don't do talks22:41
Venemoyou shy?22:42
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DocScrutinizer0510:5322:43
DocScrutinizer05((shy)) that too, plus I can't talk22:43
DocScrutinizer05well, you would either cringe or fall asleep22:43
Venemothat's just another skill one can develop22:44
Venemohm.22:44
Venemosince we're talking hardware22:44
DocScrutinizer05I'm happy with the skillset I got22:44
Venemothere is a thing I don't understand and was too afraid to ask22:44
DocScrutinizer05just ask :-D22:44
DocScrutinizer05hint: #neo90022:45
Venemothat is: why isn't there any chip vendor selling hand-solderable Cortex-A CPUs? like, I'd be pretty happy to see something in QFN22:45
DocScrutinizer05err, it has some 500+ pins22:45
Venemonot all of them22:45
VenemoI mean, not all of them would actually need all of those pins22:46
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Venemothe closest thing I found was a thing called Vybrid (with Cortex-A5) in QFP22:46
Venemothe rest of them are all BGA, which, sadly, I can't hand-solder22:47
KotCzarnymake a universal 'socket' for bga?22:47
DocScrutinizer05(two PCB) see 13:3522:48
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sunshavithat video sounds interesting, even i am not watching it22:50
sunshavion n900 now22:50
DocScrutinizer05you should watch it if you're interested in Neo90022:51
DocScrutinizer05and maemo history22:51
sunshavisure. I am an n800 user22:51
DocScrutinizer05it's prolly not suited for N900 playback, yes22:51
sunshaviKotCzarny: perhaps with oscp?22:54
Sicelonot with oscp either22:55
VenemoDocScrutinizer05: so out of curiosity, how do you make a proto with a BGA chip?22:55
SiceloN900 just lacks the processing power for that video :)22:55
Venemonah22:55
DocScrutinizer05in a factory that has all the tooling22:56
Venemobut then it must be expensive even to just make one22:56
DocScrutinizer05yes, it is expensive22:56
DocScrutinizer05we could try to do the placement and soldering "at home", but it's prolly not worth the risk and hassle22:57
DocScrutinizer05~wiki vapor phase soldering22:57
infobotI couldn't find a matching article in wikipedia, look for yerselves: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=vapor+phase+soldering&go=Go22:57
Venemoplacement sounds like the issue here22:57
Venemothe soldering you could do with just hot air22:57
DocScrutinizer05https://www.google.de/search?q=vapor+phase+soldering22:58
DocScrutinizer05easier than hot air22:58
DocScrutinizer05placement and solder paste application, yes22:58
ceeneby the way, i was yesterday at the factory that solders components for our company's boards22:59
ceeneand i asked them about PoP such as n900 and ram replacement22:59
DocScrutinizer05what did they answer?23:00
ceenei was told they can do it, but that it's q a difficult process with no guarantees23:00
ceenethey showed me the machine, a vacuum extractor with several heads that can be used to fit the right size of the chip23:01
ceenehe told me that even before taking out the ram, odds are the whole package would get out23:02
ceeneso... basically only do that if one of the chips is broken and you're willing to give it a try23:02
ceenei asked for homemade options and he didn't think it to be feasible23:03
KotCzarnyum23:07
KotCzarnyif it would be feasible to fit 1gb onto n900..23:07
VenemoPoP = ?23:07
ceenepackage on package23:08
ceeneram is soldered on top of cpu23:08
ceenethey told me they could do try to do it, without any guarantee23:08
KotCzarnybut seriously, n900 with more ram would rocke the show23:09
Venemoah. that.23:09
ceeneyeah, simply me ram would be something amazing23:09
ceenes/me/more/23:09
infobotceene meant: yeah, simply more ram would be something amazing23:09
Venemo@ BGA and handsoldering: I know some guys who make stencils from paper and do it that way :)23:09
ceenein a couple months we're gonna make a bga based board23:10
ceenei can tell you prices then23:10
Venemosure23:13
Venemolet me know23:14
ceeneinfobot: are you able to remind me of things?23:15
ceenei'll have to remember by myself23:16
DocScrutinizer05Venemo: (VPS) http://www.mikrocontroller.net/topic/30771523:20
Venemosorry DocScrutinizer05 I forgot most of my German over the years23:21
Venemowhich post should I look at?23:22
DocScrutinizer05well, the one with the pictures, it explains the pretty low resource demands for VPS23:24
DocScrutinizer05just look at the pics, the text is less important23:24
VenemoVPS = ?23:24
DocScrutinizer05Vapor Phase soldering23:25
Venemoah, that23:25
DocScrutinizer05ceene: yes, separating PoP is basically not an option23:26
DocScrutinizer05we used new SoC too when we tested the 1GB RAM PoPs on our pimped BB-xM23:27
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ceenewhich components are going to be on each board?23:34
ceenei haven't fully undertood the problem in the slides you linked before23:34
ceene*understood23:34
DocScrutinizer05ceene: isn't that a question for #neo900 ?23:46
ceeneundoubtedly, yeah23:46
DocScrutinizer05anyway, the schematics have a note on each sheet whether it's UPPEr or LOWER, afaik23:47
ceeneah, okay23:47
ceenewell, i'll watch the talk tomrrow23:47
ceenei'm sure it solves some doubts23:48
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DocScrutinizer05anyway for most components the placement is obvious from the connections they need to make and space we have to place them23:52
DocScrutinizer05everything RF goes to LOWER since there are the antennas. Same for audio and all the switches23:53
DocScrutinizer05obviously also the USB jack and the AV jack23:54
DocScrutinizer05CPU and interface to display goes to UPPER23:54
DocScrutinizer05kbd is upper too23:55
DocScrutinizer05camera goes to UPPER23:58
DocScrutinizer05it will stick to upper with a doublesided sticky foam patch and connect to upper with the B2B connector23:59

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