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<0> evil-dna, if you are interested in psychotic japanese horror flicks, yes keep reading.
<1> i will evenfl0w :P
<2> guys
<2> any apps on linux that can be used to develop applications for windows mobile platforms?
<2> other than Java
<1> the pics are really cool.. hehe
<1> hm
<1> avr-gcc but yiou'll have some trouble for linkin' and stuff i sppose
<3> evil-dna, there's a bazillion ways to write unix2dos equivalents
<1> i dont know why linux should support that stuff
<1> i know i was thinking id write a little perl script
<1> but i want laziest
<1> cuz im in laziest mood :-D
<2> hehe
<1> Homepage: I HAVE NO HOME :(
<1> Description: UNIX to DOS text file format converter
<1> hahahah
<2> now i'm wonder if there any alternative SDK for kdevelop or such
<2> :D
<3> evil-dna, Well the sed I gave you may not be as fast as a C command dedicated to the task.. but it should be nearly as fast
<1> im not worried about efficiency
<3> evil-dna, (the echo |tr is only startup cost)
<1> its for a small file
<3> evil-dna, with some shells you could get that character directly.. or even using printf or such instead of echo, but they wouldn't be as portable
<1> ok
<1> its ok i only use bash
<3> evil-dna, Alright. In bash you'd use $'\r' (but that'd break on other shells)
<4> evil-dna: I'd use dos2unix
<5> anyone know if you can add facilities to syslog-ng
<1> mouju, juss install linux on your pocket pc man :-D
<4> or I'd use perl or python
<4> probably like 4 lines
<1> thats what im gonna do Cancel
<4> open the file
<4> read through each line
<1> thanks for the info simmy and nibble
<4> do a replace
<4> write the file back, close the handle, done
<4> ok maybe 5 lines
<2> evenfl0w
<2> erk
<2> evil-dna
<2> yeah, i wish xanadux is stable enough
<2> :(
<2> i'm on a HTC Magician
<2> current hope > xanadux
<2> :D
<1> im thinking about starting an underground effort of porting linux to a new cool device :P
<1> havent decided which
<1> something arm based most likely
<2> yeah
<2> go for it evil-dna
<2> lemme suggect u something
<1> ok
<2> why dont u start porting linux to HTC devices
<1> laugh out loud
<2> they are hot (well, for the time being)
<1> i don't know anythign about them
<2> and seems to be (will) in future
<1> first itme i hear about htc!
<2> evil-dna: wiki > HTC
<1> THC yes
<1> yea but phones sound like trouble
<1> cuz i doubt i could get every function working
<1> actually i doubt i could get the phone functin to work on linux.. LOL
<1> its not totally sure
<3> ancker, yes, you could do it.
<1> depends if i can find the info or not
<5> well unfortunately that won't fix my problems
<5> the devices don't know how to talk to anything other than the default facilities
<5> so I'm going to have to run a second instance of the daemon
<3> ancker, Facilities are defined in the syslog RFC. Which ones are supported and/or used by a given app is a separate question
<3> ancker, The default facilities include seven local facilities. How many more do you need? :)
<3> ancker, ?
<3> ancker, In any case, with syslog-ng as the server, you can filter on host, program, facility, priority or anything else you like, so it's hardly difficult to manage logs from different hosts
<3> I'll be back in a bit
<1> mouju, whats the exact model you have?
<1> id look into that stuff as i need to get a mobile phone soon
<1> i need to get into ARM seriously
<2> evil-dna
<1> yea?
<2> HTC Magician
<2> o2 xdaII mini
<2> strongARM
<2> well, not that 'strong', only an Intel XScale 415MHz
<2> u develop app for embedded platforms?
<1> soon yea
<1> not just linux
<2> kewl
<2> i'm looking forward use a linux distro ported to ARM powered handhelds
<2> and yes, with the phone functionality
<2> erm, i'll contribute with all i have :D
<2> evil-dna: take a look at xanadux
<2> seems to be in a "stalled" state to me :/
<1> im worried about it cuz i think every phone operator programs it for their own stuff and its not really standard.. see what i mean
<1> but i know there are GSM modules that can be interfaces with embedded systems
<1> check on sparkfunelectronics.com
<1> sparkfun.com
<1> well these have a documented interface of course
<2> kewl
<2> hmm
<1> yes they have all kind of neat modules
<1> gps, digital comp***, gyro etc..
<2> the main issue is that - before, i've heard that network operators refused to operate with "unknown" operating systems
<2> :/
<1> hm.. they sure wouldnt like the project!
<1> itd be like omg omg hackerz they wanna hack the system
<2> hehehe
<2> phrack (well yeah, old issues) have few articles on hacking with embedded systems
<2> :D
<1> ok did anyone else start a project on this already?
<2> hmm
<2> yeah
<2> xanadux
<1> ok
<2> thats the one
<2> and few "old" ones, on iPaq series
<1> how far along are they?
<2> hmm
<2> so far, the managed to get the kernel loaded right
<2> and er..
<1> laugh out loud
<2> thats it i guess
<1> thats a start
<2> they did it on a smartphone
<2> well, no touch input
<2> to me, it sounds "pure embedded"
<2> and thats kewl
<2> heheheh
<2> HTC Magician is kinda being left behind
<2> i cant even flash my ROM to windows mobile 5
<2> other HTC models? yes for most of em
<2> :D
<1> i think there's a phone in this series that has a full keyboard that can be extended?
<6> wm5 is buggy as hell, STILL waiting for a fix
<2> yes
<2> epinephrine: buzzdev.net
<2> buzz is a god
<2> ;)
<2> check it out
<2> evil-dna: check this out > http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Xanadux
<2> uh
<3> ancker, I did hack the source and modify sl_facilities to get a custom list once :)
<2> hmm
<2> nibble: is it possible to build nmap (using the source) for pocket pc (windows mobile 2003/2003SE)?
<2> http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v18/whyjnot/1140200854731.jpg
<2> lol
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