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<0> http://www.invisible.ca/~jmcneill/netbsd/netbsd.xbox
<0> xboxfb0 at pci1 dev 0 function 0: 560x400, 32 bit framebuffer console
<0> :D
<1> let me send you the usbdevs patch, minus my steerng wheel for now.
<0> I just saved a couple MB of memory in xboxfb also
<1> patch sent.
<2> re
<1> ok, something is hosed. cromwell says the cable=HDTV, but your kernel says xboxfb0 at pci1 dev 0 function 0: 560x400, 32 bit framebuffer console
<1> and of course I can't read it.
<1> on the 1.6 on the HDTV
<0> strange, what about the 1.1?
<1> it says the same thing (on svideo), haven't tested the HDTV
<0> cromwell says HDTV on svideo?
<1> no
<1> 1.6 is on HDTV and cromwell says HDTV, but xboxfb says 560x400
<0> heh, maybe I broke it :p
<1> 1.0 is on svideo and cromwell says svideo and xboxfb says 560x400
<0> let me bring this damn thing downstairs again..
<1> could be.
<1> I need to printf mine
<0> broke for me also ;-)
<1> ok, good to know I am not crazy.
<3> heh:
<3> Log Message:
<3> Enable light(4).
<1> where is the return value from the pic_read going?
<1> shouldnt' xboxfb_get_avpack have 'rv=xboxfb_smbus_pic_read(...)' ?
<0> doh
<0> yes
<0> Must have lost it in a cleanup
<0> Thanks
<0> now it works
<0> too much safe area on the top, not enough on the sides
<1> what do you think about aprint'ing the cable type as well in xboxfb? just for informational purposes.
<0> sure, send a patch :)
<0> Add a function to xbox.c, prototype in xbox.h, call it from xboxfb
<0> Something's not right with my math here, it's not perfectly centered..
<2> have a bong
<2> try again
<2> maths and pipes go hand in hand
<4> anyone ever heard of postini mail server?
<2> never
<1> Shaded: what do you think of this output?
<1> xboxfb0 at pci1 dev 0 function 0: 640x480, 32 bit framebuffer console
<1> xboxfb0: A/V cable type: SVideo
<0> Looks good to me.
<1> patched emailed.
<0> Thanks. I'm getting very pissed off w/ rasops at the moment, I may have to look at it tomorrow.
<1> no problem
<0> shadowfb doesn't get along with the RI_CENTER flag in rasops, it seems
<1> is shadowfb the real size or the safe size?
<0> oh, RI_CENTER is just plain ****ing broken in rasops as far as I'm concerned, shadowfb or not
<0> It's broken differently, of course :p
<1> NedBeasty: good use of 'pimp' on your update. :)
<0> Ok, I commited everything from xboxfb from tonight with the TV safe area code commented out.
<0> Because, YES, rasops is ****ing ****.
<1> ****s.
<0> Maybe we can use the TV encoder chip to build a safe area..
<1> rasops needs a tune up I guess.
<0> rasops needs a kick in the crotch
<1> your readme says "options root-path /xboxiso", I think you need to remove the 'iso' part.
<0> oh yeah, I use /xboxiso here
<0> thanks for the heads-up
<0> Fixed.
<1> cool
<0> Ok, I refuse to look at the xcalibur stuff.
<0> What a mess.
<5> that is pretty pimp
<0> I've had enough of this for one night. Laters.
<0> zzz
<5> Night Jared
<5> spelled it right this time.
<5> Extra careful w/ the kb :)
<1> ok jared, later.
<1> good work today! :)
<6> hello
<0> heyhey
<7> ugh, you'd think getting a cd burned wouldn't be such an ordeal
<4> riz- maybe you should do it yourself
<7> that's what I mean
<7> various burners are in states of disarray
<7> or possibly this blank is just screwed up, or both
<4> I didn't know about http://opengrok.netbsd.org/source/
<8> moin
<9> Morning Lupines
<8> sup sub?
<9> Nothing much, quiet Sunday
<8> same here
<8> I just woke up
<9> I'm not fully awake yet:)
<8> Is there a nbsd version for embedded systems?
<8> maybe the toaster one?
<8> I need one for no mmu support.
<9> No, but there are a few third party builds which are minimalist
<8> Are those available on the interweb?
<9> I think there was a SoC for MMU-less
<8> what's a SoC?
<9> Sorry, Google Summer of Code
<8> Roger that.
<9> I don't know any website for all that
<8> I am playing with my cablemodem.
<8> And I want something more opensourced than vxWorks.
<9> Linux, maybe
<10> System-on-a-Chip ;)
<8> ucLinux maybe?
<10> ucLinux supports some MMUless machines, yeah
<8> what's system-on=a-chip?
<10> NetBSD doesn't run on MMUless machines though
<8> Ummmmmm... chips.
<8> TGEN: Yeah, I know.
<10> Lupines: basically, a chip where peripheral chips and the CPU share silicon, so you'd have one chip package which integrates a CPU, peripheral controller, network interface(s), etc
<8> sounds nasty
<8> like my cm
<10> it saves a lot on pcb real estate when building embedded machines
<8> It is hard to believe there isn't any flavor of nbsd with support for no mmu.
<10> well, it's hard to do right, and so far, noone has stepped up to do it I guess
<7> it's not hard for me to believe at all - it would be a significant amount of work
<7> plus, netbsd wouldn't necessarily be the best choice for a chip like that anyway
<7> general-purpose OSes tend to be pretty heavyweight
<8> true
<8> Maybe it would be easier to just start from scratch
<7> hrm, am I going to have to figure out how to reflash the modchip bios on my xbox to boot this cd?
<8> than get a heavy-weight OS adapted to this thing.
<8> heh, I can help you with your xbox problem
<10> isn't there some open-source TRON-compatible OS?
<8> riz: what are you trying to do?
<7> boot shaded's netbsd CD
<7> /cookie gillham
<8> He ported nbsd to the xbox?
<8> I had an "almost" bootable obsd version.
<7> gillham did, yes - shaded did the import, and has a cd-and-root-fs on ftp.n.o
<10> gillham did the bootstrap afaik, Shaded drivers for various stuff
<8> awesome!
<7> ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/misc/jmcneill/xbox
<8> Now I can continue my work on obsd with all this.
<10> does OpenBSD have a unified buffer cache these days?
<8> I haven't used it for a while now. It might.
<7> so if you don't use it, why are you bothering porting it to the xbox? :)
<8> Cos I hate to leave something undone.
<8> And I need a new project to have fun with.
<8> I was going to do the cablemodem stuff.
<8> But this could also work.
<10> 'the cablemodem stuff'?
<8> yeah, I hacked my cm but for good
<10> or are you talking about running NetBSD on your MMUless cablemodem
<7> ooh, it boots
<7> ... but it really doesn't like not having a kbd connected
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