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Topic for #milkymist is now Milkymist One, Milkymist SoC & Flickernoise development channel (LLHDL/Antares are welcome too) :: Logs: http://en.qi-hardware.com/mmlogs :: JFDI
<wpwrak>
well, i'll debug the LV3 then. at least that one is properly misbehaving :)
<kristianpaul>
is the factory that cable came with LV3?
<kristianpaul>
ah ok..
<stekern>
kristianpaul: (linear burst) yes, looks like you're right
<stekern>
it also seems it is assumed that if the first access in the burst is in fml cache, the rest of the burst will be so too
<stekern>
does lm32 do cache line refills with linear bursts?
<kristianpaul>
i read somewhere cache need to be clean, let me confirm
<kristianpaul>
afaik i dont understand this topci very well (fml/L1/l2 caches...)
<stekern>
wpwrak: the errors I get with my kb/mouse are very inconsistent too
<stekern>
sometimes the mouse even works in fn (for a while)
<wpwrak>
stekern: yeah, my plan is to first try to kill all the bugs in can find locally. with a little luck, not too many of the hard to debug remote ones will be left then :)
<kristianpaul>
haha, i just realized so the mouse i use (genius traveler) always have a usb extension with it :)
<wolfspraul>
usb extension?
<stekern>
wpwrak: sounds like a good plan
<kristianpaul>
usb cable***
<kristianpaul>
extension cable**
<wolfspraul>
you mean there is a connector on the mouse's side?
<kristianpaul>
M1 <--- usb extension cable --->|<--- mouse
<wolfspraul>
ah ok
<wpwrak>
it's a USB A male to USB A female cable. very non-standard, i think :)
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<kristianpaul>
oh dhcp is background now, that should improve boot time by seconds
<wpwrak>
or more, if there's no network :)
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<GitHub115>
[scripts] xiangfu pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/GdMtQg
<GitHub115>
[scripts/master] fix typo - Xiangfu Liu
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<GitHub31>
[scripts] xiangfu pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/ifz-zQ
<GitHub31>
[scripts/master] ignore cvs update - Xiangfu Liu
<wpwrak>
hmm. that didn't sound nice. gunshots in the street ?
<xiangfu>
wpwrak, Hi. I just ordered four DMX devices from taobao:
<xiangfu>
wpwrak, yes. at least when plug in the network cable. it will get a ip address.
<xiangfu>
wpwrak, before this. we have to manually click a button in GUIU
<wpwrak>
kewl
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<wpwrak>
hmm, funny. i increased the number of SETUP retries and made it cycle back to USB reset on error, and now. i'm getting a 24 MHz USB bit clock. i wonder what i did to deserve that ...
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<GitHub117>
[flickernoise] xiangfu pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/0YY-Mw
<GitHub117>
[flickernoise/master] use it own language dispaly the Localization setting - Xiangfu Liu
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<lekernel>
stekern: yes, the lm32 cache refills with linear burst
<lekernel>
stekern: and it is also - correctly - assumed that if the first access in the burst is in fml cache, the rest of the burst will also be there
<lekernel>
this kind of assumptions really make you gain time, and results in smaller, faster and less prone to pesky bugs (because of improperly handled corner cases) hardware. of course, the wishbone spec ignores those four aspects.
<lekernel>
xiangfu: to disable translation of a string, prefix it with \e instead of messing the translation tables ...
<GitHub71>
[flickernoise] sbourdeauducq pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/WR1ljQ
<GitHub71>
[flickernoise/master] Revert "use it own language dispaly the Localization setting" - Sebastien Bourdeauducq
<wpwrak>
aah, a little plastic handle for the box ?
<xiangfu>
yes.
<xiangfu>
s/bit/big/ (typo too much today)
<wpwrak>
hmm. would be nice for carrying the box home from a shop
<wpwrak>
but may get people to try to use it as a carrying case for m1. is it robust enough for that ?
<xiangfu>
it is not robust enough.
<xiangfu>
maybe we have a expensive box for m1 in future. :)
<xiangfu>
like the expensive one for freerunner. :)
<wpwrak>
have you seen jon's m1 travel case ? with projector, etc. ?
<wpwrak>
(freerunner case) oh dear. you saw that one too ? ;-)
<xiangfu>
jon's m1 case. yes. I saw once. but didn't open it. so only know what is like.
<xiangfu>
(freerunner case) only in picture. :(
<wpwrak>
there was something even crazier - and external gps antenna. sean presented it to harald and me when i first visited taipei. that thing came with something like 5 m of cable !
<wpwrak>
s/and/an/
<wpwrak>
jon's travel case is nice, though. very compact.
<wpwrak>
but shipping such a box would be $$$
<wpwrak>
in general, it should be possible to find such cases at places where they sell musical instruments or also at places where they sell cameras. there are several types. some have movable rubberized wall elements. these are nice and modular but have limited flexibility.
<wpwrak>
others just have two big blocks of foam and you have to cut it according to your needs. these are very flexible. but you have to know precisely what you want. well, maybe you can buy the foam separately. should be relatively inexpensive.
<GitHub40>
[milkymist] sbourdeauducq pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/KXR0Wg
<GitHub40>
[milkymist/master] standby: work around intermittent reconfiguration problem - Sebastien Bourdeauducq