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<0> likewise: http://www.flickr.com/photos/86669029@N00/352893130/in/set-72157594471382701/
<1> i read there is a oe stand @fosdem?
<0> correct
<1> something to "see" there?
<0> probable some toys and posters
<2> koen org.oe.dev * r9668d... / (3 files in 2 dirs): pulse-audio: update to 0.9.5
<1> koen: toys sounds good
<3> koen: ok, an in house shooting range for testing?
<0> likewise: yes :)
<2> koen org.oe.dev * re6025cf... / (1 packages/pulseaudio/pulseaudio_0.9.5.bb): pulse-audio: add CONFFILES
<4> Let's say I'm using bbfile collections to override the standard foo_1.0.bb package with my foo_1.0.bb file by prefering my directory. If the mainline foo package gets bumped a rev to foo_1.1.bb, will that newer version now get used?
<0> I suspect your version will be seen
<0> you can check with 'bitbake -s'
<4> but I could ensure it by using PREFERRED_VERSION_foo = "1.0"?
<0> that should work
<4> sweeeeeet
<4> thanks
<4> I just noticed the bitbake -g option. What viewer can I use to look at the output?
<4> ah, dotty - sorry
<4> ah, bitbake -g is broken :(
<4> is there any particular reason why /build/conf is the recommended way to setup directories?
<5> mreimer: pong
<6> RP: I'm saving about 18 mA/h in suspend on hx4700 by zeroing mmLCDD_CNTL1 and mmLCDD_CNTL2 in w100_suspend(). They get reconfigured on resume, and it works for me, so it seems to be a safe change. Do you approve? If so, I'll send you a patch.
<5> mreimer: http://opensource.wolfsonmicro.com/ is probably what you want
<5> mreimer: Sounds interesting. What do those registers do?
<6> RP: thanks for the ASoC link
<6> RP: looking...
<6> RP: it's not obvious to me. the old w100fb.h has names for the bits like lcdd_pd, lcdd_srp, lcdd_srn, lcdd_sp, lcdd_sn, lcdd_align, but only magic numbers are used in w100fb.c
<5> mreimer: ok, what I'd like to do is test whether this makes any difference on the Zaurus. If so, its a general thing and we can apply in general, if not it should be hx4700 specific
<6> RP: ok
<6> RP: patch sent
<5> mreimer: ok, thanks
<5> koen|away: http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS9048137234.html
<3> RP: nice coverage!
<3> RP: does the link to the root filesystem downloads work for you? not for me.
<5> likewise: I didn't check
<0> likewise: a rootfs from http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/unstable/images/ is more up to date :)
<3> koen: Would it be easy to see what packages we miss out on? ("Comprised of 9,877 packages and growing"). We're halfway probably. For example, I didn't know about Pulse Audio until 10 minutes ago :-)
<0> OE had ~1.8k unique recipes 6 months ago
<0> which generate >20k ipkgs
<3> koen: Hmm, didn't know that factor was 10? Where from? (-dev, -dbg, -doc, ...)
<5> I counted before and poky generates 3,700 just from rootfs generation
<0> subpackages like -dev -dbg, locales
<0> locales are the real killer
<0> last time I counted glibc generate 217 locales
<3> I'm just thinking that maybe we should have business cards for the OE people going to fosdem, just to spread attention.
<0> "OE, building debian since 2006" ;)
<2> pb org.oe.dev * raf34b3... / (4 files in 3 dirs): linux-epia: update to 2.6.19.2
<2> pb org.oe.dev * r4880c... / (3 files in 3 dirs): initscripts: add missing variable ***ignment in checkroot.sh
<3> pb: are you running epia builds? using angstrom?
<7> hrw|gone: could you please take a look at http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1806? Thanks.
<8> likewise: epia, yes; angstrom, no
<8> night all
<3> pb_: any available distro that works out of the box? gn!
<0> RP: http://dominion.kabel.utwente.nl/koen/cms/arm-eabi-fame :)
<0> It seems like the plan lennert and I made worked
<0> get EABI working, build debian, tell the world, laugh at aleph1
<3> koen: ever been to the IJssculpturen, or something similar?
<0> likewise: not that I can remember
<0> can we start calling debian "OE derived" now?
<3> koen: http://www.flickr.com/photos/piair/338325275/in/photostream/
<0> nice
<3> koen: at least debian arm I guess...
<3> koen: up to 4 feb in ehv, it's nice to see once. pack your muts as well (well, it's not windy inside the tent... but it helps)
<3> koen: I expect this lady's boobies to be melted due to people touching them: http://www.flickr.com/photos/piair/338328815/in/photostream/
<0> heh
<5> koen: Cool, a few of us get a mention :)
<3> good nite all
<9> RP: I've found some problems with either zaurusd or the kernel
<9> RP: 1) the headphone callback is called when the hinge is pressed
<9> RP: 2) inserting my CE-RH2 remote does not cause the headphone callback to be called (while inserting my headphones does)
<9> RP: 2a) the plug isn't detected at all as when 1) happens my headphones get turned off :-/
<10> JustinP: I'm trying to get a Freeciv game going
<9> luke-jr: I'm playing FFXII
<10> lame
<9> lame?
<9> vs Freeciv?
<10> yes
<10> FFXII is proprietary!!
<9> ah
<9> well, freeciv is based on a proprietary game
<9> all proprietary things are not bad
<10> no more than Linux is based on a proprietary OS
<10> yes they are
<11> how is FFXII propritary?
<11> works in PS2, PS3, XP, OSX, and apperently Vista
<12> huh?
<12> FFXII as in final fantasy 12? good?
<11> not played it myself
<11> dont have drives bige enough
<11> big*
<12> emte: I just remember the first ones in dos ,...
<11> dos? its all about nintendo :)
<11> the two new ones need ~40Gb
<9> PS2 for me
<10> emte: that's "portable", not "proprietary"
<12> emte: the released some on pc
<11> chouimat|Zzzz, yeah, it needs ~40Gb for any platform
<11> wouldnt mind trying FFonline
<12> emte: hehe ... I just want to spend more time with nat but she's has to get thru her divorce and this weekend spend time with her kids so ... I can understand ;)
<11> yeah, no time for games myself
<11> too much of a course load and two prototypes to get out the door + real life
<12> hehe ... I'm suprised she want to be with a geek like me since she;s older than me (ok 3 years older) and she allready got 4 kids ...
<10> only 4?
<12> luke-jr: :)
<12> anyway I'm off ... need to sleep
<13> JustinP: are you around?
<9> summatusmentis: yes
<13> what was the thing I needed to add to my local.conf to byp*** the building of qemu, and use the version I have installed on my system?
<9> summatusmentis: ***UME_PROVIDED += "qemu-native"
<9> but you don't even need ot use qemu
<9> ENABLE_BINARY_LOCALE_GENERATION = "0"
<13> the second will negate the need for the first?
<14> everyone seen the openmoko announcement?
<14> http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/community/2007-January/001586.html
<9> summatusmentis: yes
<0> good morning all
<15> koen: morning :)
<15> Anybody know what CoreDump is up to? I haven't seen him active in over a month
<10> OpenMoko is an actual company??
<0> luke-jr: yes
<10> using OE? nice
<16> morning all
<15> night all :)
<16> mhhh seem like your work on ep93xx ?!?!?
<16> koen i don't understand the IOP devel board was donated to you ? or who ?
<0> ADS and intel donated the hardware
<16> koen, so u have that board now ?
<0> no, lennert has those boards
<0> I just have the ep93xx that [g2] donated
<16> yop .. lennert was working on IOP ...
<16> you know if lennert will be at FOSDEM ?
<0> last I heard lennert was boycotting fosdem due to that MVista dude being in the organization
<16> ouch :(
<0> yeah, especially since lennert promised to pay by beers at fosdem :)
<16> ahahaha :)
<16> i have to try again (3rd time) to contacy kontron to have a starterkit of it's xscape 80219 board ;)
<16> and i have to change work :( ...
<5> morning all
<9> RP: morning
<9> RP: did you see my messages earlier?
<5> JustinP: Yes, although I didn't entirely understand them
<9> RP: ok, problem 1 is that the headphone insertion check isn't working correctly if I insert my CE-RH2 audio remote
<17> morning
<9> RP: zaurusd happily turns off the headphone jack even though I have it plugged into the audio jack
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