<wpwrak> lekernel: nice !
<lekernel> there will be rms, so I can tell him my opinion about autocrap, gcc, etc.
<lekernel> (just kidding :p)
<wolfspraul> he will ignore what you say and remind you that you need to say "gnu automake" not just "automake"
<wpwrak> ;-))
<lekernel> I already usually refer to that junk as "GNU/Autocrap" :)
<wolfspraul> he will say he has never heard of such a GNU project
<lekernel> hahaha
<lekernel> anyway, i'm not going to waste time on that
<wpwrak> pity. winning the war aginst autocrap through single combat against rms would be quite something ;-)
<kristianpaul> lekernel: just take a pictures of rms holding a mm1, we need that markerting stuff ;)
<kristianpaul> s/a/some/
<wpwrak> kristianpaul: or if rms turns out to be too stubborn, take a picture of rms, one of the mm1, then let gimp make the happy union ;-)
<kristianpaul> hehe
<kristianpaul> oh, is a Workshop
<lekernel> no, it's not... I don't know why they have put it (and other talks apparently) on the workshop track
<lekernel> I hope it's not going to be a 27C3-like fuckup
<kristianpaul> i was reading the programme
<kristianpaul> and lekernel's workshop II :-)
<lekernel> ah, yeah, OHANDA stuff
<lekernel> they haven't got much done
<lekernel> and they started _before_ milkymist iirc
<kristianpaul> hardware is becoming a must talk, but hardware is no just electronics of course
<wolfspraul> lekernel: how many keys do you think are on the perfect m1 remote control?
<wolfspraul> I mean 'buttons', not keys...
<lekernel> those thinkpad laptops definitely do not deserve their reputation for quality. recompile gcc, and they overheat and shutdown ...
<lekernel> plus broken bluetooth, broken touchpad keys, and I had to replace the hard disk and the battery too
<lekernel> wolfspraul, 15-20 i'd say
<wolfspraul> probably lenovo thinkpad already?
<lekernel> yes
<lekernel> t61p
<wolfspraul> I don't think there is much quality difference between any of the OEMs, maybe except for Apple and some Japanese ones
<wolfspraul> the rest is all the same, even made in the same factories :-)
<roh> *hint* ..T60/T61 devices are >4/5 years now.
<roh> means all other devices from that time are long gone and broken. but you still get spareparts. it shuts off if your fan is defective and doesnt cool enough.
<roh> wolfspraul: all thinkpads were lenovo, even years before ibm let them take over.
<lekernel> i've always had that problem
<lekernel> from the beginning
<roh> well.. then maybe your fan is broken or badly mounted. sometimes one badly trained one leaves the protective film on the fan unit (which includes a heatpipe and 2 more copper blocks with heat-transfer pads
<lekernel> I fixed that crap 3 times already, adding more thermal paste
<lekernel> it works for a couple of months then overheats again
<roh> the point is: there is a manual, there are spareparts. that also differs them from others
<roh> if you ADD paste it propably iss too much.
<lekernel> well, scraping the old one ofc
<roh> you shouldnt need any thermal paste beyond the cpu
<roh> the gpu and soc ones should be fine with these pads
<lekernel> they also have some pads which are getting old
<roh> also the fan wears. if its getting loud and idle the machine has >50.0°C, its broken.
<lekernel> nevertheless this is crap hardware
<roh> buy a new one. costs about 40E .. i do the same all year or  so.
<roh> lekernel: well.. if you believe so. i haven found anything better yet. lenovo got worse a tiny bit, and all other manufs havent got anything compareable mechanically anyhow.
<lekernel> bluetooth breaking intermittently, battery dead after 1 yr, hard disk dead after 3 yrs, mouse button broken after 6 months, overheating all the time... well...
<lekernel> the others are worse?
<roh> i will swap my t60p fan soon also. (again) my machine still works and anything faster doesnt have faster io, so i dont care
<roh> lekernel: overheating sounds like a 'badly manufactured/broken fan'thing, not a conceptual proble, (i have also such a machine which doesnt do that)
<roh> all the rest is wear.
<roh> beyond the battery. mine is 4 years old and still got 80%. panasonic cells. the sanyo are worse
<roh> my guess is: your machine is dirty. bt is a module with a very small connector. its pressed on the pcb and should be held by 1 or 2 screws. if its loose  maybe. if not, there is some pcb breakage
<roh> which means, your machine wasnt serviced properly or had endured some evil mechanic stress.
<roh> making sure all screws sit tight is an important part of service. makes them live longer for years
<roh> try removing the br module and check for dust in the conn.
<CIA-29> rtems-milkymist: Sebastien Bourdeauducq master * r2559487 / cpukit/libfs/src/imfs/imfs_stat.c : imfs: use configured block size - http://bit.ly/lc4F8U
<lekernel> roh, i'm looking for people to fill my car and go to www.hacknight.se
<lekernel> hopefully the copenhagen suborbital guys will be there