IRC log of #maemo-ssu for Thursday, 2012-09-13

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keriomerlin1991: could it be possible to have cssu-thumb and cssu-devel on separate hostnames?00:07
kerioapparently apt is stupid00:08
gregoakerio: globs in apt preferences works since 0.8.14 (april 2011), and maemo has 0.7.20.2maemo13.2+0cssu (0.7.20 is from feb 2009)00:08
keriogregoa: where were you when i was looking for that? :(00:08
gregoakerio: I was out for dinner with friends, sorry :)00:09
keriowell you're not excused! :C00:09
gregoa:)00:10
keriogregoa: anyway, apt doesn't seem to have a way to discern between http://maemo.merlin1991.at/cssu/community-thumb/ and http://maemo.merlin1991.at/cssu/community-devel/00:10
keriowhy?00:10
merlin1991becuase apt compares the base domains?00:10
kerio...WHY?00:11
gregoakerio: I was just looking at the /var/lib/apt/lists/*_Release files, and they don't seem to be very informative00:11
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gregoakerio: http://paste.debian.net/189616/00:13
keriohehe00:13
keriomerlin1991: is it possible to have different... huh... suites? for devel and thumb?00:13
gregoakerio: so if merlin1991 adds a bit more fields to reprepro for the dists, they should end up in the Release files and apt_preferences could use them00:13
keriogregoa: where should something like that go?00:14
kerioi mean, the codename should still be fremantle00:14
gregoa(or _InRelease in some newer versions)00:14
gregoakerio: TBH, I don't know this Origin/LAbel/Suite stuff in detail. I guess Suite would be good00:15
gregoakerio: and in merlin1991's rerepro that's somewhere in config/dists or whatever the file is called00:16
gregoa*reprepro00:16
merlin1991hm either label or suite should do00:18
merlin1991though I don't know which ones you can use in the apt preferences00:19
gregoaand Origin: merlin :)00:19
keriohuh, HAM is stuck at the file dialog00:21
gregoaI'm using e.g. "Pin: release a=experimental00:21
gregoa", and experimental is a Suite00:21
keriothen yeah, it should be Suite: community-thumb or something00:22
gregoaand the manpae has n=jessie for the Codename (heh, already jessie!)00:22
keriodamn, wasn't she added in toy story 3? :S00:22
gregoayeah, SUite: cssu-thumb or something00:22
kerioD: something modified the icon for the uSD in the file manager00:23
* kerio reboots00:23
kerioi bet it's obexd's fault00:24
keriook, everything is fine now :300:25
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keriofreemangordon: once merlin (or you?) sort out the reprepro config to add a proper Suite you should ship a preference file to put -thumb at a slightly higher priority01:36
keriofreemangordon: nah, nevermind, HAM won't honour it01:58
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freemangordonkerio: don't know about you, but apt-get is at least twice faster here compared to non-thumb version02:48
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DocScrutinizer05merlin1991: you finished your boot marathon?03:26
merlin1991DocScrutinizer05: gave up when the battery ran out03:27
DocScrutinizer05LOL03:27
merlin1991so I can say for sure, it doesn't happen before ones battery runs out :D03:27
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DocScrutinizer05well, let's start another funny little game04:00
DocScrutinizer05;-D04:00
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DocScrutinizer05t900:~# uptime04:01
DocScrutinizer05 03:12:19 up 166 days,  4:07, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.0004:01
DocScrutinizer05ohnoes!04:01
DocScrutinizer05I guess it's iroN900 then to suffer the boot04:01
DocScrutinizer05;)04:02
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dreamerhmm, I'm updating and I get a popup: 'to update your device to this version of the os you must use Nokia PC Suite on your pc.' << wth?04:02
dreameror is that just for the backup?04:03
dreamerhttp://wiki.maemo.org/Community_SSU/Installation_FAQ << hmm, so maybe there's not enough space for the rootfs?04:04
dreamershould be ok04:05
dreamerwtf? why am I expected to have windows? sorry but what BS is this?04:06
* dreamer confused04:06
dreamerI'll update tomorrow -_-04:07
DocScrutinizer05[GENERAL NOTICE] if you're using CSSU-T, do NOT use "update all" in HAM, you need to first install/update the opername widget, only *then* go update the rest. Read http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1264963#post1264963 ff04:07
DocScrutinizer05or simply read /topic!04:07
merlin1991dreamer: it also helps to read the very first A: text on the wiki page you posted04:08
dreamerDocScrutinizer05: topic is tl;dr04:08
dreamerand it's really not the time atm to do an upgrade -_-04:09
dreamernn04:10
DocScrutinizer05[GENERAL NOTICE] if you're using CSSU-T, do NOT use "update all" in HAM, you need to first install/update the opername widget, only *then* go update the rest. Read http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1264963#post1264963 ff04:11
DocScrutinizer05hmm, maybe notice on http://wiki.maemo.org/Community_SSU/Installation_FAQ helps04:23
DocScrutinizer05merlin1991: I compared CAL before and after PANIC reboot, no difference04:28
DocScrutinizer05since I'm pretty sure there's no reboot counter of that kind anywhere in rootfs, and I wouldn't know where else it might get stored, conclusion is it got nuked by Nokia04:30
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m_pahlevanzadehhi,06:07
m_pahlevanzadehAlarm-clock doesn't any feature to change incremental to permanent playback06:08
m_pahlevanzadehAlso doesn't any feature to change time of playpack06:08
m_pahlevanzadehhow i change it?06:09
m_pahlevanzadehI told it in development of maemo, and they said Alarm clock is not open source and CSSU must change its code.06:10
m_pahlevanzadehI don't think change of its code is consuming.....06:12
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freemangordonmerlin1991: well, I was wrong for apt, but camera-ui is deffinitely compiled with no optimizations09:39
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keriofreemangordon! hi!10:28
freemangordonkerio: hi10:28
keriofreemangordon: don't use exact versions in the metapackage!10:34
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zeqfreemangordon: I've had absolutely no time lately. :( Have had some paid work though, which is good! What's been happening on the glibc/pthread front? Is it still waiting for me to implement a fallback?11:15
zeqs/pthread/pselect/11:16
infobotzeq meant: freemangordon: I've had absolutely no time lately. :( Have had some paid work though, which is good! What's been happening on the glibc/pselect front? Is it still waiting for me to implement a fallback?11:16
zeqI need to wake up! ;)11:16
kerioPali: is pselect support in KP52?11:17
Palikerio, I think no11:17
kerioadd it plskthx11:17
PaliI did not get any patch11:17
kerioaww :(11:17
keriozeq: patch to Pali plskthx11:17
zeqone moment11:18
zeqhttp://www.snewbury.org.uk/maemo/sigmask/tif_restore_sigmask-syscalls-arm.patch11:20
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Paliok, also I need provides name for deb package11:26
keriozeq: kernel-feature-?11:26
zeq-sigmask?11:27
zeqor -pselect11:27
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zeqThe only reason against calling it kernel-feature-pselect is the other syscalls11:29
Paliso kernel-feature-sigmask should be ok?11:30
Palior we have some packages now which depends on this provides?11:30
kerioPali: nothing, so far11:30
zeqas far as I know nothing yet11:31
kerioand the future glibc will probably be patched in a way that it'll also "work" without the syscall11:31
Paliok11:31
zeqglibc will probably be the only thing, and the consensus is as kerio notes thay we should have a fallback implemented11:31
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zeqthat said it's still a good idea to have the dependency11:32
Paliok, I will add kernel-feature-sigmask to kernel-power-flasher11:32
zeqthe fallback would just be in case of user error11:32
zeq(installing an old kernel)11:33
zeqI haven't had time to work on it yet though11:34
zeqI've been running here a couple of months without a fallbak though, so it does definitely work :)11:35
Palifreemangordon, in bme changelog is written that bme communicate with DSME11:38
Paliwe need to know what BME is sending to DSME, and it should be implemented in hald-addon-bme11:38
kerioproblem: depending on the kernel feature means that you're depending on a flasher that was installed at some point in the past11:39
kerioand not necessarily on the feature in the kernel itself11:39
zeqnot the running kernel you mean11:39
keriofor instance, if you update kernel-power-flasher and glibc11:39
keriozeq: yeah11:39
kerioyou end up fullfilling the dependencies11:40
zeqthat's a good point11:40
keriobut anything you run between the end of the installation of the new glibc and the reboot can fail spectacularly11:40
keriounless we provide a fallback11:40
zeqthere needs to be a way to check the running kernel on pre-install11:40
kerioand HAM doesn't really have a nice way to do incremental updates for something like this11:40
keriozeq: then you bork HAM updates11:40
kerioalso, what do people that only have the bootitem do?11:41
keriodo they install fake packages?11:41
zeqapt must be able to check for runtime dependencies before installing a package?11:41
kerioapt is able, HAM is not going to be willing11:41
kerioHAM upgrades the system in bulk only11:42
chem|sto/11:42
keriozeq: providing a fallback is the only sensible solution11:42
kerioanyway, the same thing happens when installing cssu-thumb11:42
kerioif you don't have a thumby kernel already11:42
zeqyes, it's exactly the same issue11:42
keriothe kernel is installed and flashed together with all the packages11:43
Pali* Ignore ADC offset for BTEMP Fixes: NB#139328 - Battery temperature calculation needs to be changed.11:43
Palireading that bug could be usefull for battery temperature formula11:44
keriohai chem|st o/11:44
zeqas long as the glibc is installed last it shouldn't be a problem, but it would be better to have a test binary with the glibc package to block install if it fails on the running kernel.11:45
keriozeq: and hold off every HAM update?11:45
zeqa fallback is better though11:45
Pali* Disable BQ charging termination when in RD-mode to (temporarily) enable battery hot-swap for RD-purposes. Fixes: NB#14279411:45
kerioperfectly fine by me, HAM is awful, but other people might object ;)11:45
zeqhold off all but kernel upgrade11:46
kerioit has to be done manually11:46
zeqOne good thing is the kernel can be pushed straight away11:47
zeqmaybe it's sufficient to just make it two-stage11:48
kerioit absolutely is, but it has to be done manually by the user11:49
kerio...on the other hand, i doubt there are many things launched between the upgrade and the HAM reboot that depend on pselect11:49
zeqin *theory* there shouldn't be anything, that's the point of using HAM right?11:50
zeqin practice...11:50
zeq?11:50
keriohehehe11:51
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PaliI found it, BME sending to DSME battery status (ok, empty) and charger status (connected, disconnected)12:42
Palilike batttest program (opensource, part of dsme)12:43
Palifreemangordon, ^^^^12:43
PaliI will implement this into hald-addon-bme12:43
kerioPali: have you found a good way of completely replacing bme?12:44
PaliI think yes12:44
PaliI will implement it and try it under qemu12:45
keriodoes it involve moving binaries in preinst?12:45
Palino12:45
Paliit will replace packages12:45
keriohm12:45
Palie.g installing new version of packages: bme-rx-51, hald-addon-bme, libbmeipc, ...12:45
kerioyay12:46
keriowell, i hope it's not actually called like that12:46
keriootherwise it's going to be a bitch to distribute12:46
kerioPali: do you have a repo for it yet?12:49
Palino, it will not be in apt repository (yet)12:49
Palireplacing bme is critical part of system12:49
Paliand users should not do it without warning...12:49
zeqgood stuff Pali :)12:50
kerioPali: it should be in a repo though12:51
kerioyour own repo!12:51
Paliand what, some brainless user will create HAM install file which integrate repository to system and other brainless users will click on it...12:52
Palimaybe there will be problem and they got MALF state12:52
Palisorry I do not want to see "packages not working, it damaging n900..."12:53
kerioPali: otoh, if you keep the same names then half of those could be upgraded12:54
Palikerio, make decision only about yours programs...12:54
Paliwhy? you just upgrade all packages12:54
Palidpkg -i package112:54
Palidpkg -i package212:54
Palithis working fine...12:54
kerioPali: yeah but what if, say, CSSU ships a libbmeipc upgrade?12:55
Palikerio, first ask cssu people about it12:55
Paliand I'm not maintainer of cssu and cssu apt repository12:55
Palikerio, you are not too12:55
kerioPali: if you keep the same name, *your* package is going to be uninstalled when the package with the same name is upgraded12:56
keriono, i'm talking from the user's perspective here12:56
Paliwhat? package is uninstalled when is installed???12:56
kerioPali: user downloads your .debs, installs them, everything works fine12:57
Paliso where is problem?12:57
kerioyour debs are just upgrades to the current packages, right?12:57
Paliyes12:57
keriothen, CSSU ships an upgrade to libbmeipc12:57
PaliWTF?12:57
kerioyou can't say it can't happen12:57
Paliwhy??12:57
Palithis never happends12:57
kerioi don't fucking know, but it could happen12:57
Palinobody will not touch any closed source library of bme12:58
Paliand why somebody will shit it??12:58
keriosince the package has the same name, it's effectively the same package in apt's eyes, so if the new version is higher than yours, it gets updated - and it stops working, because it expects the real bme12:58
keriokeeping the same name, if it's not a real upgrade, is not a good idea12:59
Palikerio, sorry, but stop talking shits...12:59
kerioyours is a replacement, it should be a replacement12:59
kerioie: Conflict and Provide the old package12:59
keriowith a different name12:59
Paliif some day cssu will have something for bme it will be this replacement...12:59
PaliI do not see reason why cssu should wirting other/new bme replacement which will be different that my prepared packages13:00
Paliand plus it will be in conflict with my packages13:00
Palisorry, but this is nonsense what you are writing kerio13:01
kerioPali: someone finds a nasty bug in libbmeipc0, and it can be fixed by hex editing, so they release 0.8.55+0m5+0cssu113:01
Paliyes, they release "0.8.55+something"13:02
keriook, that's kind of a bad example, it'll probably be lower than your version13:02
Palithey will not release "1.0"13:02
keriobut your solution is quite not future-proof13:02
Palisorry, but NOBODY will be looking for bugs in BME13:02
kerioyou can't know that!13:02
Paliit has a lot of bugs in design13:02
keriocalling your replacement with the same name is just a flat-out lie13:03
Paliok, I'm going coding...13:03
Palibye13:03
keriooh ffs13:04
keriobye :(13:04
keriogregoa: lil' help?13:06
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freemangordonzeq, Pali: glibc depending on kernel feature if fallback is implemented makes no sense14:20
freemangordonzeq: BTW hi :)14:20
freemangordonnice you're back14:21
keriofreemangordon: yeah, the idea is just to provide the fallback14:22
kerioto avoid problems during the upgrade14:22
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DocScrutinizer05I see kerio having a point14:38
kerioDocScrutinizer05: mark it on the calendar!14:38
kerioDocScrutinizer05: if it's the packaging thing, i want to ask gregoa first14:39
kerioi mean, he's obviously crazy - not only he likes perl, but he actively *maintains* perl libraries in debian14:40
keriothat's two levels of crazy merging together14:40
kerio...on the other hand, he's in the debian perl-pkg team, so he probably knows apt quite well :)14:41
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zeqhi freemangordon17:03
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merlin1991kerio: well Pali is 100% right, cssu will never touch the bme related packages in their current form, it is a closed source crap thing after all17:33
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keriomerlin1991: that's not the point17:34
kerioit's a completely different package, it should have a different name17:35
Paliand what to do with bme files now?17:36
kerioagain, i'll wait for gregoa's advice on this17:36
PaliI will delete original and copy my bme init file?17:36
kerioPali: a different package that conflicts and provides those packages17:36
merlin1991we have no proper support for conflicts in ham17:36
keriomerlin1991: this is something that people will have to dpkg -i anyway17:36
merlin1991kerio: you just invalidated your "have and apt repo" stance17:37
kerioyeah, that's a different thing17:37
DocScrutinizer05packages of same name should provide compatible API, not only border API but also internal17:41
DocScrutinizer05my 2 €ct17:41
Palilibbmeipc - will provide *same* API17:43
Palihald-addon-bme - provide all *same* API as orignal closed source17:43
DocScrutinizer05particularly you can't go for "A2, B2, C2 replace A, B, C, and the former 3 play nice together, not though with mixing them with any of latter 3"17:43
Paliorignal nokia bme-rx-51 package provides: bme daemon and upstart script which spawn bme daemon17:44
Palinew package will provide also upstart script, but without daemon17:44
Palisorry, but I do not want to create something like dpkg-divert ......17:44
DocScrutinizer05the problem is (aiui) that new bme-rx-51 will not work with old libbmeipc?17:45
kerioto be fair the new bme-replacement shouldn't even provide bme-rx-5117:46
Palinew bme-rx-51 package will contains only upstart script which will not use bmeipc17:46
freemangordonkerio: it won;t provide17:46
freemangordonit will be17:46
kerionothing depends or rdepends on bme-rx-5117:46
freemangordonkerio: and what is the way to uninstall an installed package?17:47
Paliand what will you do? HAM conflicts does not working...17:47
kerioyou said you'll only ship packages anyway, right? dpkg -i17:47
freemangordonkerio: trolling mode again?17:47
DocScrutinizer05can't see trolling17:47
Palikerio, more packages depends on bme-rx-51 !!!!!!!!!!!!!17:48
freemangordonDocScrutinizer05: seems we have a different criteria17:48
DocScrutinizer05it's a valid concern how to package that stuff17:48
kerioPali: which ones?17:48
Paligrep bme -R /etc17:48
Palidsme17:48
PalircS17:48
kerioapt-cache rdepends bme-rx-51 showed JACK SHIT17:48
kerio(well, it showed mp-fremantle-generic-pr, but that's outdated anyway)17:48
Palimore upstart scripts depends on bme17:48
freemangordonPali: leave that17:48
Paliand if you delete it then system will not boot17:48
Paliok17:49
Palibye17:49
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keriono, fuck you17:49
keriogaaaaah17:49
DocScrutinizer05kerio: please!!17:49
kerioplease what? he's being a child17:49
DocScrutinizer05seems yesterdays productive mood left no reserves for today17:50
merlin1991kerio: as far as I see you were the one with swearwords and a general scream towards him17:50
merlin1991s/words/word/17:50
infobotmerlin1991 meant: kerio: as far as I see you were the one with swearword and a general scream towards him17:50
freemangordonmerlin1991: did you see my note re camera-ui?17:50
freemangordonI am going to implement proper packaging and .launch stuff17:51
merlin1991I'd just ask nicolai about -O flags before you add them17:51
freemangordonmerlin1991: why?17:51
DocScrutinizer05I anticipated problems on packaging/shipping of bme replacement. It's messing with system on a lot of distinct levels17:52
DocScrutinizer05and doing a partial "messing" will render your system FUBAR17:52
freemangordonmerlin1991: look at debian/rules and src/Makefile17:52
freemangordonit is deffinitely a bug17:52
DocScrutinizer05only (deprecated) way I see now is a MP17:53
merlin1991freemangordon: okay17:53
kerioDocScrutinizer05: just mark the package as essential17:53
kerioapt will throw a fuss before removing it willfully17:53
freemangordonmerlin1991: not to say that -dbg package contains debug build, not debug symbols ;)17:53
DocScrutinizer05kerio: how's that helping on shipping a flock of packages that depend on each other, conflict with several system packages, and should be optional?17:54
keriooh, i meant in general17:54
kerioapt-get remove bme will work fine17:54
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keriowithout doing the "type 'yes, do as i say'" thing17:55
DocScrutinizer05but will not get us any proper working replacement for bme17:55
merlin1991freemangordon: btw about .launch, does it mean our camera-ui didn't use the .launch magic at all?17:55
DocScrutinizer05since we need replace bme (by bq24150.ko), AND libbmeipc, AND hald-addon-bme, AND several other bits like upstart scripts/whatnot17:56
DocScrutinizer05all *same* time17:56
merlin1991anybody got the wiki page regarding .launch files handy?17:57
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DocScrutinizer05errr, .launch files?17:57
merlin1991the whole maemo-launcher madness17:57
kerioDocScrutinizer05: yeah but it ends up being a replacement of three packages17:57
DocScrutinizer05kerio: so what?17:58
kerioone completely detached from the dependency system (bme-rx-51), and the other two a bit more so17:58
DocScrutinizer05merlin1991: tbh nfc about maemo-launcher17:59
kerioooh, osso-systemui-actingdead depends on hald-addon-bme17:59
DocScrutinizer05merlin1991: is it related to mime-types etc?17:59
merlin1991DocScrutinizer05: nope it is related to having several process share libraries through 1 master spawn process18:01
DocScrutinizer05aaah that stuff18:01
DocScrutinizer05aaah now my brain found a working synapse to process your words18:02
DocScrutinizer05:-D18:02
DocScrutinizer05is maemo-launcher FOSS?18:02
DocScrutinizer05I.E. if we got sources, I'd guess that's as good as it gets about documentation18:03
DocScrutinizer05[GENERAL NOTICE] if you're using CSSU-T, do NOT use "update all" in HAM, you need to first install/update the opername widget, only *then* go update the rest. Read http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1264963#post1264963 ff18:13
merlin1991DocScrutinizer05: you don't need to spam your general notice all the time :D18:14
DocScrutinizer05maybe not in this chan anymore18:15
DocScrutinizer05in #maemo however it seems we get another bitching every 12h at least18:15
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DocScrutinizer05I'd love to make a bot spam the general notice whenever * joins channel18:16
merlin1991that would be +b && kick material ;)18:17
DocScrutinizer05I already whould've set up an autoresponder if only I knew the proper regex to match service msgs like those18:18
DocScrutinizer05indeed18:18
merlin1991doesn't chanserv have a feature to send a notice onjoin?18:19
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DocScrutinizer05I think so, yes18:20
DocScrutinizer05alas it's not linked to the channel, so usually goes unnoticed on most clients18:21
merlin1991yeah, it ususally ends up in the current open buffer18:21
DocScrutinizer05right18:21
kerioit's because most irc clients are stupid18:22
DocScrutinizer05useless if your client does several autojoins18:22
kerioand can't handle NOTICEs18:22
DocScrutinizer05kerio: nope18:22
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DocScrutinizer05it's because [notice] isn't linked to a particular channel18:23
DocScrutinizer05at least that which gets sent by chanserv, aiui18:23
merlin1991kerio: notice on protocoll level only goes to a user18:23
-merlin1991- this is a notice test18:23
DocScrutinizer05it's of same class like christel's (global notice]18:23
merlin1991hm actually seems to work targeted on a channel too18:24
-merlin1991- this is a notice test18:24
keriomerlin1991: yeah, but it's still annoying :)18:24
kerioalmost as bad as CTCP to a channel18:24
DocScrutinizer05yeah, it's either targeted at a channel, or at a user18:24
kerioTIME18:24
Skryoh please :D18:24
merlin1991yeah that's the main problem you can't target it at a user in a channel18:24
* merlin1991 remembered18:24
DocScrutinizer05when targeted at user, it's losing any relation to a particular channel18:24
DocScrutinizer05so irc client has no means to sort it to related buffer18:25
RaimuBling! Bling!18:25
keriowtf, lizardo?18:25
kerioyou're 6 minutes ahead of your correct time18:25
DocScrutinizer05dafaq, we got channel ctcp enabled here???18:26
merlin1991also wtf kerio stop the ctcp madness18:26
kerioi did *one* ctcp time18:26
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merlin1991hm what's the flag to disable channel ctcp?18:27
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DocScrutinizer05I hope this one (a guess)18:27
DocScrutinizer05lower case c is color afaik18:27
kerioDocScrutinizer05: yep18:28
DocScrutinizer05yoh18:28
* kerio hopes it doesn't block actions18:28
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DocScrutinizer05nah18:28
DocScrutinizer05it's set in #maemo since ages18:28
DocScrutinizer05kerio: if you feel like doing sth useful, NOW you might try to send another CTCP18:30
keriocan't send to channel18:30
* DocScrutinizer05 demonstrates action meanwhile18:30
kerioyep18:30
DocScrutinizer05thanks18:30
merlin1991hm why do we have +p on here actually?18:31
DocScrutinizer05wtf +p?18:31
DocScrutinizer05private?18:31
keriohrmpf, why isn't gregoa here? he's in my timezone18:31
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merlin1991DocScrutinizer05: p is "do not show up in whois query channel list unless you're also in the channel"18:32
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keriomerlin1991: i think it's enabled by default on freenode18:32
kerioor should be enabled by default, at least18:32
kerioeeeek, my privates!18:32
DocScrutinizer05I think freenode never shows channels of others that you (the one who does /whois) are not in18:33
DocScrutinizer05/whois infobot18:34
merlin1991DocScrutinizer05: yep, true freenode seems to censore the whois channel list18:35
DocScrutinizer05anyway o/18:35
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DocScrutinizer05c u l8r18:36
merlin1991bb18:36
keriocya18:36
keriogod, we sound 1318:36
DocScrutinizer05133718:37
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DocScrutinizer05SMS I get sometimes are way worse. with all that xxx and whatnot stuff18:39
* DocScrutinizer05 burps and waves again18:39
* merlin1991 goes into full 1337 mode, s33 y4 d0c18:40
dafoxhi all. Quick question: I recently updated my phone to the latest cssu, which seems to have replaced busybox (eg. I am now missing 'diff'). I read on tmo that I should just apt-get reinstall the busybox-power package. However when I try that I get a scary message complaining about md5 sums on the busybox executable. Is it safe to proceed with this reinstall or is there a different method I should use?18:50
keriodafox: yeah, it's safe to proceed18:51
dafoxok, thanks :)18:51
keriodafox: you'll have an /opt/busybox you can remove afterwards, but it's harmless18:51
kerioto be extra certain of that, try running /opt/busybox-power/busybox.original and check the version string18:51
kerioit should be something+0cssu018:51
dafoxthe original says 'Debian 3:1.10.2.legal-losso30+0m5"18:52
kerioyep, that's fine18:53
dafoxthere doesn't seem to be any /opt/busybox though18:53
keriohm18:53
kerioidk18:54
DocScrutinizer0513.08.0112 03:07:21 network_service_status clear cell name18:54
DocScrutinizer0513.08.0112 03:07:21 operator_code clear cell name18:54
kerioanyway, what does /bin/busybox say?18:54
DocScrutinizer05still fuckedup date!18:54
kerioDocScrutinizer05: yeah, the fuckedup date is everywhere i think18:54
DocScrutinizer05yep, everywhere18:54
DocScrutinizer05just examples18:54
dafoxkerio: that one says "Debian 1.20.0power1"18:54
keriohm18:54
keriothat should be correct18:55
dafoxand 'diff' seems to work now18:55
dafoxso I guess regular busybox got auto-uninstalled18:55
kerioyou should upgrade busybox-power though18:55
keriodafox: no, busybox-power does a weird replacement18:55
keriobecause it modifies a system binary18:55
dafoxaha, ok, then I don't know where it is, or if /opt/busybox was ever there18:56
keriono, /opt/busybox is where the old version should've ended up18:56
keriobecause there was a new one18:56
keriobut regardless, i might be mistaken on that18:56
keriobusybox.original is the correct version, busybox.power is the correct version too18:57
kerioalthough it's oudated, you should upgrade it18:57
dafoxok, how do I upgrade it though? I just (re)installed it, shouldn't it be at the correct version now?18:57
kerioyou said it's at 1.20.018:57
kerioapt-cache policy busybox-power18:58
keriothe current version is 1.20.2 iirc18:58
DocScrutinizer05dafox: you're aware that a proper bash install plus gnu-utils will serve better purpose than busybox-power?18:58
kerioyep18:58
kerioDocScrutinizer05: no swapon with priority18:58
kerioso it won't18:58
keriojust sayin'18:58
DocScrutinizer05get swapon (I said get gnu-utils)18:58
kerioDocScrutinizer05: what's the package name?18:59
merlin1991dafox: if you're not on the current version of bb-power a simple apt-get install busybox-power will update to the current version18:59
dafoxDocScrutinizer05: no, why? I installed busybox-power quite some time ago, because it seemed to be the most light-weight option (I haven't really needed the power of a full bash-shell on my phone yet)19:00
keriodafox: because he's a grumpy, grouchy guy19:00
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DocScrutinizer05because user shells shouldn't mess with system shell, and should live in 7opt19:00
keriomerlin1991: hm, i think that if he used --reinstall it'll reinstall the old version19:00
DocScrutinizer05 /opt19:00
merlin1991kerio: that's why I said install19:01
merlin1991without --reinstall19:01
merlin1991--reinstall preserves the previous version19:01
DocScrutinizer05dafox: if you're concerned about lightweight, a proper user shell in /opt is the better alternative for sure19:02
DocScrutinizer05unless you want to use the power of bb-p in bootscripts19:02
dafoxI'm more concerned with run-time lightweight actually :)19:03
keriodafox: install the thumby one!19:03
dafoxyes, I've heard positive things about that experiment, but I'm a bit afraid to mess up my phone :P19:04
DocScrutinizer05run-time lightweight nothing beats a dedicated shell-only-shell with distinct binaries that get loaded only when needed19:04
dafox(I think you're talking about the recompile-with-new-compiler-something-something thingy, right?)19:04
keriodafox: and with a different instruction set, yes19:04
kerioyou free a bunch of space on the rootfs19:05
DocScrutinizer05dafox: (mess up phone) sound rationale, cssu-thumb is very experimental still19:05
keriobut yeah, there are some problems19:05
dafoxok, so application-manager says there are no updates, I'm going to try the direct apt-get install now19:05
DocScrutinizer05WAAAAIT!19:05
keriodafox: btw, is extras-devel enabled?19:05
kerioDocScrutinizer05: busybox-power is a user package19:06
DocScrutinizer05dafox: HAM needs several minutes to update screen19:06
dafoxI know...19:06
dafoxthere is this spinning circle type thing that indicates it's done though?19:06
keriodafox: eeeh, not always19:06
DocScrutinizer05messing things up by using a mixedpickles set of apt-get * commands won't serve you well19:06
keriowait for idle cpu19:07
dafoxI learn great new things about this awesome application manager I come here19:07
dafox*every time19:07
DocScrutinizer05:-P19:07
DocScrutinizer05actually it improved a tad in new cssu version19:08
DocScrutinizer05;-)19:08
merlin1991dafox: the best way to know that ham has finished ist to use top19:08
DocScrutinizer05e.g we got rif of friggin "use PC Suite..." BS warning19:08
DocScrutinizer05rid*19:08
merlin1991if there is any apt-worker process eating your cpu ham is still working19:08
DocScrutinizer05merlin1991: nah, cpu load applet, a must-have19:09
dafoxok, so ssu-devel is currently disabled. I only enable it when I want to install a specific application which has no 'stable' or 'testing' counterpart, which I think is the advice here too?19:09
DocScrutinizer05yes19:09
dafoxbut I think you want me to install the busybox-power from ssu-devel?19:09
DocScrutinizer05though it's not the recommendation for cssu-devel19:09
keriono, no19:09
kerioextras-devel19:10
merlin1991there is no busybox power in cssu-devel19:10
keriobusybox-power is in extras-devel19:10
dafoxok, that one is/was disabled too19:10
dafoxenabling now19:10
DocScrutinizer05actually when you're concerned about "bricking your phone" you should delete cssu-devel repo/catalog19:11
keriocssu-devel is as bleeding-edge as possible19:11
dafoxDocScrutinizer05: yes, but then I don't get some applications that I do like :)19:11
DocScrutinizer05ooh, which ones?19:11
DocScrutinizer05I didn't know we got any leete new apps in cssu-devel19:12
DocScrutinizer05in cssu-devel *only*19:12
dafoxmm, from the top of my head? I'm not sure exactly, there were some though19:13
DocScrutinizer05cssu-devel is not like extras-devel19:13
dafoxthe infra-red-remote app maybe?19:13
DocScrutinizer05nah19:13
DocScrutinizer05unrelated to CSSU19:14
keriocommunity-devel is now completely in sync with community-testing anyway19:14
dafoxDocScrutinizer05: I think I may be confusing cssu-devel and extras-devel then :)19:14
kerioi think19:14
DocScrutinizer05i'm sure you did19:14
DocScrutinizer05that's why I'm emphasizing it19:14
keriomerlin1991: do the packages in cssu-t go through the autobuilder?19:14
DocScrutinizer05cssu-devel IS NOT extras-devel19:15
merlin1991kerio: no19:15
DocScrutinizer05not a bit similar19:15
keriomerlin1991: so are the cssu-t packages bit-by-bit the same as the cssu-d packages with the same version?19:15
kerioi mean, the installed files19:15
merlin1991probably not19:15
kerioD:19:15
kerioare they functionally equivalent at least?19:15
merlin1991they are built from the same source19:15
kerioalright19:16
dafoxoh boy, now there are a bunch of packages wih upfates19:17
keriodafox: hahaha19:17
keriopierogi updates *a lot*19:17
dafoxI'll install just the busybox one, for now19:17
DocScrutinizer05merlin1991: would you advise/help me to set up a repo-sanitize.install file, similar to http://maemo.cloud-7.de/repositories.install ?19:18
DocScrutinizer05for cssu-t and cssu-s19:18
keriowhat do you mean sanitize?19:19
merlin1991DocScrutinizer05: well you can get the entries from http://repository.maemo.org/community-testing/community-testing-fremantle.install and http://repository.maemo.org/community/community-fremantle.install19:19
merlin1991but there is no point whatsoever in doing that19:19
DocScrutinizer05indeed, since those are the files I planned to prepare ;-D19:20
dafoxok, now busybox-power is at version 1.20.2power1, is that the correct one?19:20
keriodafox: you just upgraded it, it's the latest version19:20
merlin1991yep 1.20.2power1 is the latest version19:21
DocScrutinizer05merlin1991: ...apart from all those .install are never cleaning up existing repos19:21
DocScrutinizer05:-S19:22
dafoxok, cool. thanks, I think everything is ok now then :)19:22
kerioDocScrutinizer05: you can clean up existing repos? how?19:22
kerio(with .install files, i mean)19:22
DocScrutinizer05did I say that?19:22
dafoxI'll wait for the other updates to trickle into -testing19:22
dafoxoh, I see 'batterypatch' is still in there. I installed that off some guide once, does that one actually work? I later heard some conflicting reports...19:24
kerioeeeew19:24
kerioDocScrutinizer05: no, you didn't say that19:24
merlin1991dafox: batterypatch is evil, though afaik removing it doesn't really help19:24
dafoxso I'd best leave it alone then? (no harm eitherway?)19:26
merlin1991well harm (if any) was done already19:27
dafoxok19:28
gregoakerio: I'm back home, if you still have a question where you think I might be able to help with. (I quickly skimmed over the backlog but was confused)19:40
keriogregoa: ohai19:40
keriogregoa: we need to replace three important packages with replacements that work in a completely different way19:41
keriothe two that matter most are hald-addon-bme and libbmeipc019:41
keriothey'll be replaced by some things with the same API19:42
kerioand bme-rx-51 which will be replaced by something weird and unrelated, and that it's going to be required by the replacement of hald-addon-bme and libbmeipc019:42
gregoasounds like fun :)19:42
kerioindeed19:43
gregoakerio: http://wiki.debian.org/Renaming_a_Package might be a good starting place19:43
keriothe weird thing is that it's not exactly a package rename - these are not more recent versions19:44
gregoaadditionally: Breaks is newer than Conflicts, no idea if apt or HAM in maemo understand it. - and Provides can't have a version so this doesn't work for versioned rdeps19:44
keriowell, there's only one version of those three things anyway19:45
gregoawell, it's not a rename, but this page sums it up best. - of course the authoritative source is debian policy but there you have to dig through various sections.19:45
gregoaand this only works for apt, of course not for manual installs with dpkg (since dependency resolving is on the higher level)19:46
kerioyeah, yeah19:46
keriodpkg handles stuff like conflicts, right?19:47
kerioit just doesn't handle the fetching of packages to fulfill deps19:47
gregoadpkg "just" unpacks packages and then whines when a necessary dependency is not there or when it would overwrite files or .. yes, also on conflicts, I suppose19:48
keriomy main gripe with Pali's idea (the dude that's working on the actual coding for this) is that calling bme-rx-51 something that's clearly *not* bme-rx-51 is a flat-out lie19:49
gregoayou mean keeping the package name / using the same package name with totally different contents?19:50
kerioyep19:50
keriowell, actually for hald-addon-bme and libbmeipc0 the contents are going to be the same, or at least very similar19:51
kerioi mean, they're going to be the same files19:51
gregoawell, if it's a lie or not is not really a technical question :)19:51
kerioa daemon, and a library19:51
keriobut those will do their thing in a completely different way19:51
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kerioi mean, just saying "maemo 5 is a mess anyway" sounds like an admission of failure19:51
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gregoaI see your point, but maybe it might be technically easier than messing with a new transational package etc., especially given how silly HAM is. - don't know in this case, just a thought19:53
merlin1991gregoa: that's the whole point :D19:53
kerioyeah, HAM is a whole different bag of bullshit :(19:53
gregoamerlin1991: I guessed so :)19:54
DocScrutinizer05A, B, C are a triangle of dependencies, and while all three new packages have same API/ABI to "outside" of the triangle, the API inside, between A and C, and B and C, and A and B, are NOT compatible to the old versions of either of the 3 packages19:54
gregoakerio: one could argue that the functionality is the same (if it is) even if the contents is different, as an argument for keeping the name19:54
kerioDocScrutinizer05: well, you can just depend on a version >= than $foo19:55
keriogregoa: mind you, this is all optional19:55
kerioand it's going to be optional for a while at the very least19:55
keriohrmpf, pali is still angry at me :(19:55
kerioDocScrutinizer05: they're actually not a triangle of dependencies, according to what dpkg sees19:56
keriono, actually hald-addon-bme depends on libbmeipc019:57
kerioi don't know if the replacement of hald-addon-bme will depend on the replacement of libbmeipc0 though19:57
DocScrutinizer05kerio: so does this change the basic rationale?20:08
kerioDocScrutinizer05: i'd like to see how the stuff works first20:09
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dhbikerhi there... i have a bit of a problem with the latest testing CSSU20:19
dhbikeri updated the operatorname widget20:19
dhbikerwaited for an hour20:19
dhbikerand then updated CSSU20:19
dhbikerafter reboot20:19
dhbikeri cant connect to internet20:19
dhbikersays no connections availible20:19
dhbikerany clue why it happens ?20:20
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DocScrutinizer05what's the internet connections that you'd expect to see available/active?20:49
DocScrutinizer05I.E. do you have automatic GPRS, WiFi? (anything else? ;-D )20:49
dhbikeri have wifi20:50
dhbikerand GPRS + MMS20:50
DocScrutinizer05IOW is is just your WiFi that's failing? or GPRS also?20:50
dhbikerboth20:50
merlin1991do you have a syslog?20:50
DocScrutinizer05and you can't even manually select them anymore?20:50
dhbikeri cant select anything20:51
dhbikereverything dissapears20:51
DocScrutinizer05hmmm20:51
DocScrutinizer05that's pretty weird20:51
dhbikerbut under settings -> network connections i can see them20:51
merlin1991dhbiker: those settings are cached20:51
dhbikeroh20:51
freemangordonmerlin1991: new camera-ui20:52
freemangordonon gitorious that is20:52
merlin1991gtg, hopefully someone else can help you dhbiker20:52
keriowhat are we going to do with the camera-ui?20:52
freemangordonit is now -O2 compiled and uses maemo-invoker20:52
DocScrutinizer05eat it for dinner (where /me should be since 3 h)20:53
kerioi mean, are we keeping nicocam as the official cssu camera application?20:53
kerioare we going to ship it but keep it optional? are we going to make it completely optional in HAM?20:53
keriowill the old camera-ui be uninstallable?20:53
DocScrutinizer05dhbiker: you had something like auto-disconnect installed? You've seen merlin1991 asking for a syslog?20:59
dhbikerDocScrutinizer05: i restored that backup again21:00
dhbikerand no i dont have any auto disconnect installed21:00
DocScrutinizer05I can't see much in changelog T4.1->T5.1 that might cause your problem. maybe osso-wlan, but I wouldn't know how21:02
freemangordonhmm, using maemo-invoker deffinitely makes things to appear faster21:04
freemangordonkerio: camera-ui -thumb is in the repo, you may want to try it21:04
dhbikersucks to be me then i guess21:05
keriofreemangordon: oh, the new one? neat21:05
freemangordonyep, 50k less in /root21:05
DocScrutinizer05dhbiker: hang on, maybe merlin1991knows some advice21:05
DocScrutinizer05or somebody else21:05
dhbikerill update tomorrow21:06
* DocScrutinizer05 idly wonders wtf camera-ui needs to live in root - just saying21:06
dhbikeragain21:06
dhbikerand upload syslog somewhere21:07
DocScrutinizer05good plan21:07
DocScrutinizer05o/21:08
DocScrutinizer05Pali: there are 2 complaints about h-e-n failing in PK5121:12
keriofreemangordon: snapped a picture21:12
kerioA++ would snap again21:12
kerio(camera-ui 1.1.29.2+0cssu14+thumb0 confirmed working - and i made sure to kill the old camera-ui resident process)21:13
DocScrutinizer05Pali: ooh fun, you already answered - "h-e-n doesn't work anymore? try usbmode!"21:14
PaliI need to know if problems is in scripts or kernel21:14
DocScrutinizer05Pali: do you plan to fade out kernel support for h-e-n in favour of new way to do hostmode?21:14
Palithere is same kernel support21:14
Paliboth using same API21:15
DocScrutinizer05there are same scripts in h-e-n, since ages21:15
Palithere was update to hen21:15
Palialso, with usb host mode there is problem with gadget drivers21:15
DocScrutinizer05yeah, like 6 months ago, to include better booston which has been "tested" since a year without problems21:16
keriohm, is it meaningful to keep gadget drivers loaded while host mode is on?21:16
PaliI fixed more problems (with my usb disks), that I rmmod & modprobe g_file_storage21:16
Palimy usb devices does not work without loaded gadget driver21:17
freemangordonkerio: does it start faster?21:25
keriofreemangordon: it feels faster, yeah21:25
keriobut i don't know if it's just suggestion21:26
kerioh-e-n confirmed working in kp51r121:27
keriohm, i'm getting weird messages about "port 1 not reset yet" in dmesg21:29
kerioand then they stopped with "usb usb1: bus auto-suspend"21:29
kerioafter closing h-e-n21:29
keriois that intended?21:29
DocScrutinizer05kerio: I guess auto-suspend is ok, yes21:51
DocScrutinizer05nfc about "port 1 not reset yet"21:51
keriohm, g_ether appears to be really dumb21:52
kerioand awful21:52
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keriofreemangordon: btw, where are my updates brah22:53
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lufkerio: why do you think your N900 rebooted due to obexd?23:13
keriohuh?23:14
keriono23:14
kerioi rebooted it23:15
luf00:24 - kerio: i bet it's obexd's fault23:18
keriothat the icon for my MMC went missing23:18
kerioand no, i don't strongly believe that23:18
keriobut it was one of the few updates that i'd done23:18
kerioanyway, a reboot fixed that, and HAM would've updated anyway23:19
lufNo problem. I just ask if I may hunting something ;)23:19
kerioso i can't complain23:19
kerionah, don't worry23:19
keriowhat's the big deal with the new obexd?23:19
kerioproper carkit support?23:19
lufBetter carkit support.23:20
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lufOr againist obexd-18 in maemo even PBAP and IrMC support :)23:20
lufs/obexd-18/obexd-0.18/23:21
infobotluf meant: Or againist obexd-0.18 in maemo even PBAP and IrMC support :)23:21
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freemangordonkerio: -thumb HAM is in the repo23:32
kerio:D23:32
freemangordon1:2.2.72-5+thumb023:32
keriohm, weird, no 0cssu0 for that one?23:33
freemangordonkerio: yeah, cssu is upstream23:33
keriohm23:34
freemangordonthe same for h-d23:34
keriofreemangordon: do i really have to test it?23:37
kerioi don't want to run HAM :(23:37
freemangordontry it, it is faster23:37
kerioapt-worker is thumb too, right?23:38
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freemangordonyep23:38
keriohm, it doesn't feel much faster23:41
keriobut then again, i haven't really used it enough to feel something like that23:41
kerioanyway, it appears to work fine23:41
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keriofreemangordon: do hildon-desktop next! :D23:52
kerio:D :D :D23:52
freemangordonkerio: nex is sleep23:52
keriojust do meth23:52
keriolike all serious people do23:53
freemangordonkerio: i will do everything which is in -testing23:53
keriohildon-desktop is one of the ones with the botched version tho23:53
freemangordonkerio: hmm doing some sex sounds better23:53
freemangordonkerio: yes, I know23:53
keriobut sex will make you *more* tired, not less!23:53
kerioso you need merlin to delete the package or something, right?23:54
freemangordonexactly, my sleep will be more sound23:54
freemangordonkerio: yes23:54
freemangordonnight guys23:54
kerionight fmg23:54
merlin1991night fmg23:54
keriodon't die in your sleep!23:54
keriodon't die while awake, either23:55
kerioit's bad for your health23:55
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