<diejuse1>
I get a continously list of errors like " ERROR: cannot start eudev as mountkernfs.sh would not start "
<Wizzup>
diejuse1: /etc/init.d/icd2 start -D
<Wizzup>
inky: yeah there are some redraw problems
<diejuse1>
Wizzup: ok, there are just not the continuosly list of messages. But it appears "sudo: unable to resolve host localhost: Name or service not known"
<diejuse1>
localhost is the name I put in /etc/hostname
<diejuse1>
When I tap the app icon a fast poup message appears and disappears.
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<uvos>
inky: rotation and als should work on pp
<uvos>
sadly only one of us still has a pp
<uvos>
i gues regressions are inevitable in this enviroment
<uvos>
parazyd: him gets a custom atom from a client window and then sends the utf8 strings to this atom
<uvos>
i am on mobile so cant check myself but in him src you can find the atom
<uvos>
idk where the client side is implemented for gtk2 apps
<uvos>
but grepping the atom should show the way
<uvos>
parazyd: sat count in liblocation should work right?
<uvos>
it dosent seam to for me
<uvos>
or did you not tag this out?
<parazyd>
liblocation should be 0.107 and location-daemon should be 0.7
<parazyd>
Thanks for the atom, I'll look into taht
<parazyd>
*that
<uvos>
hmm thats what i have location versions wise
<uvos>
whats the command to snoop on gpsd output again?
<parazyd>
You can watch what location-daemon gives you with: dbus-monitor --system (and optionally filter with org.maemo.LocationDaemon or /org/maemo/LocationDaemon idk)
<parazyd>
And use cgps or gpspipe to check gpsd directly
<parazyd>
You can also look at "gpsd -D 999 -N /dev/gnss0" to see if it tells you if something is wrong
<parazyd>
(Need to start a client too)
<uvos_>
no errors
<uvos_>
cant make heads or tails of thr nema rn
<uvos_>
will look later
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<diejuse1>
I have Internet data but I have not "internet connections". I guess I have to configure a internet connection before being able to download an app with the Hildon app manager. Since I am chrooting Maemo Leste, how can I configure it?
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<parazyd>
You should first see GSV giving you data
<parazyd>
Which would be the satellite overview
<parazyd>
diejuse1: That's what the dummy network is for
<parazyd>
So use those gconftool commands to create it and then you should be able to connect to it
<diejuse1>
I did the thee "gconftool-2" commands and then "icd2 start -D" but I don't know to continue other steps
<diejuse1>
maybe I don't execute any command when launching Desktop
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<parazyd>
At some point you'll need to get dbus running I guess
<parazyd>
The app manager should pop up a dialog when you go to Download (and select some package)
<diejuse1>
dbus is running
<diejuse1>
maybe I need configure the start command /sbin/dhclient ?
<sicelo>
sats worked for me yesterday on droid4 with gpsrecorder
<sicelo>
diejuse1: do you see Dummy Network when you click status area, Internet Connection
<parazyd>
^ _after_ running the gconftool commands
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<diejuse1>
sicelos: I don't see it
<diejuse1>
gconftool commands must be executed once? or every boot?
<parazyd>
Once AFAIK, but no harm in trying again.
<diejuse1>
sicelo: I think I don't run some start command
<sicelo_>
anyway, you don't need dummy connection if you use `apt` in terminal
<diejuse1>
But it gives more feeling of stability and is more beautiful, especially to show it in my next YouTube video. :)
<sicelo_>
haha, ok
<diejuse1>
This is my last goal to achieve. grrr
<diejuse1>
Because functions like GPS and camera I leave them for Android to do.
<uvos>
there is only so far you can get with chroot anyhow
<sicelo_>
diejuse1: so there's already a YT video? link?
<diejuse1>
sicelo: Everything else works for me and it's fast. Yesterday I emulated WinXP with qemu inside Maemo Leste and it was going pretty fast.
<diejuse1>
sicelo: there is no video yet, I want to do it when I finished the objectives.
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<sicelo_>
sure
<diejuse1>
uvos: Well, when I get the "dummy network" issue I would like to turn off as many Android services as possible before chrooting. To leave all possible resources for Maemo.
<uvos>
diejuse1: its not about resources
<uvos>
diejuse1: its about hardware interfaces
<diejuse1>
uvos: Okay, I understand.
<diejuse1>
True
<uvos>
parazyd: dose liblocaiton provide enough information to tell the user if a sat is gps/galilleo/glonass?
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<uvos>
Wizzup: sure i added something obvious
<uvos>
then again maybe location-deamon should not be responsible for this
<uvos>
idk how this works on freemandtle
<Wizzup>
I don't think we want to mimic fremantle
<Wizzup>
I was also discussing with parazyd to have hook scripts for location-daemon for device-specific things, like setting the kernel gps reporting rate
<Wizzup>
(or perhaps doing agps!)
<uvos>
sounds good to me ;)
<Wizzup>
fremantle did n900 specific things, and a lot of it is modem specific
<uvos>
ok
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<Wizzup>
parazyd: uvos: so /usr/lib/*/gtk-2.0/*/immodules/ contains the him code
<Wizzup>
so it's an input module
<Wizzup>
and this code is in hildon-input-method-framework
<sicelo>
If the situation with vkbs in phosh & plamo is anything to go by ... there are still problems with this. i.e. it's not as straightforward as it may seem
<Wizzup>
worth a ticket at least
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<uvos>
sicelo: can you report what exactly the caviates are ?
<uvos>
it works pretty well for me on my x86 tablet
<uvos>
(running normal arch linux and i3)
<uvos>
and onboard
<sicelo>
Plamo wasn't able to auto-raise keyboard for gtk stuff
<sicelo>
At least a few months ago
<uvos>
okay
<uvos>
maybe they dont implment at-spi
<uvos>
do you know they do?
<sicelo>
Lol
<uvos>
i know the qt keybaord dose
<uvos>
but idk what they use
<uvos>
lol?
<uvos>
plamo uses a meego derived kbd iirc
<diejuse1>
I have discovered a excelent photo-image viewer for Maemo Leste: apt install miracle
<diejuse1>
*mirage
<diejuse1>
apt install mirage
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<uvos>
mihphoto is suppierior imo
<uvos>
except the .desktop file dosent implement the nessecary xdg stuff
<Wizzup>
diejuse1: cool, will install it
<Wizzup>
I also used mihphoto
<diejuse1>
I'll try mihphoto too
<parazyd>
uvos: Did you ever try some stuff with the camera? I remember you asking something.
<uvos>
parazyd: no and i just asked if it works on pp
<parazyd>
It does
<uvos>
parazyd: as you told me :)
<uvos>
parazyd: i dont know more about the camera than you can infer from sre's blog
<parazyd>
Ah no, I remember you asking about an application
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<sicelo>
pavel's camera work that he wrote about on leste ML were for rear cam
<Wizzup>
ok
<sicelo>
Unfortunately got this job since last week ... and first month involves study and assignments. I'm not used to that now :-p
<Wizzup>
:)
<sicelo>
uvos: care to try the FM radio on droid4? The driver is in mainline already. Just needs enabling in defconfig. No idea if there are other issues
<Wizzup>
is that rx or tx
<sicelo>
Oh, I couldn't find the required firmware when I briefly searched yesterday, but I guess it's easy to extract from android
<Wizzup>
sicelo: what do you test it with on the n900?
<sicelo>
Wizzup: rx
<uvos>
sicelo: sure, no promises about time tho
<Wizzup>
sicelo: what client do you use? one ported from fremantle?
<sicelo>
I haven't used the radio yet, but debian has fm-radio :-)
<uvos>
the one that acctually works is the one in the wl chip right
<uvos>
the lcm also has a fm radio interface
<uvos>
android dosent use that right?
<sicelo>
The one in mainline is on the wl*
<uvos>
ok, worth trying
<sicelo>
If I wasn't occupied by this, would have looked into it yesterday
<sicelo>
Let me see if I can find sre's work on it
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<sicelo_>
maybe it's broken by now ... no idea. i just thought testing it won't hurt
<sicelo_>
now i have slightly better understanding of C and kernel drivers - i really wish i had more time. would dedicate it to fixing up the N900's fm rx.
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<diejuse1>
how can I stop "wait for DSME socket..." continuosly messages
<diejuse1>
?
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