<Textmode> and the xburst build has exhausted all available space on my build machine. :/
<freespace> w00t, got my nanonote
<kyak> freespace: gratulations!
<freespace> :D
<freespace> now to flash it, it apparently needs flashing :P
<kyak> this is the first to do
<tuxbrain_away> freespace:the bnn look at you with bright eyes and says with sweet low voice, "please, flash me the last distro, keep me updated and I will make you a happy geek" but beware rear this sweetness is an angry beast if your are not careful you will end compiling your own packages, testing beta uboots, and soldering wires... I know , learn from my experience :P
<freespace> hehe
<freespace> none of those are new experiences, thankfully :)
<kyak> hm, so much on the Internet about USB gadget g_ether driver not working with Windows RNDIS..
<kyak> and it's still not working :) though it used to, in some kernels
<kyak> ethernet not working, wifi not working - so i can suck with my windows workstation at work
<tuxbrain> freespace: then you have no way to run :) welcome to the merry nanohackers world
<freespace> :D
<arctanx> Are there any works underway to jury-rig some sort of short-range wireless on the BNN? I thought it would be cool to set up some mesh applications, such as usenet
<arctanx> Not official works of course, I just mean projects that people are up to
<Textmode> arctanx: i understand that many have used SDIO wireless cards successfully
<Textmode> has anyone looked into how dingux's network-over-USB manages to "just work", while ben's needs configuration at both ends?
<arctanx> Wow, I never even knew SDIO existed... that's kinda neat...
<arctanx> Cheers Textmode
<Textmode> np
<arctanx> Bliiiimey those things cost as much as a nano
<Textmode> yeah...I heard they are a bit costly
<qi-commits> Mirko Vogt: enable kernel floating point emulation, to provide fallback support for userspace applications compiled without native fpu-support http://qi-hw.com/p/openwrt-xburst/74a0655
<kyak> Textmode: there are no problems to set up automatic network-over-USB configuration in linux that "just works"
<Textmode> kyak: then why doesn't openwrt do so?
<kyak> at Bens's side, everything works from the beggining, probably you just need to set a default gateway in /etc/config/network
<kyak> to avoid you typing route add default gw .. every time
<kyak> from linux side, most distros have autoconfig scripts in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts
<kyak> in addition to udev rules
<kyak> so this is a question of your distro and it's documentation
<kyak> i'm exploring now the Ethernet over USB in Windows - now, this is a real problem
<Textmode> kyak: then why does dingux's networking feature work instantly, while oi the same machine, with the same settings, the ben can't connect?
<kyak> Textmode: dunno, i don't have Dingoo device :) does it create the usb0 interface?
<Textmode> I guess. I could dig it out, I was just wondering if anyone had looked into it
<kristianpaul> seems the flickernoise pic still needed to improve or you atleast a GUI concept
<kristianpaul> ops
<calamarz> tuxbrain: have you succeed with keymouse conf?
<tuxbrain> no time yet dude, I hope this night got some time to play with it
<calamarz> I managed to have the mouse somehow moving... but still not good :/
<tuxbrain> really? any clue on where the problem can be?
<calamarz> not at all... the keymouse creates /dev/input/event3, I made a symlink from mice to it, and put some keycodes in the conf... the pointer moves, debug ok, but pointer keeps going back to 0,0
<rafa> kristianpaul: what did you do to avoid a bit the flickernoise?
<tuxbrain> calamarz: can you put your config some where to download or send me it by mail david@tuxbrain.com
<Textmode> night all
<tuxbrain> night Textmode
<kyak> any git experts around? :) i'm trying to update my local git repo, but preserving my modifications. i do 'git checkout -m' in /my/path/openwrt-xburst, and the only output is "M       target/linux/xburst/qi_lb60/config-2.6.32"
<kyak> i guess it means that this file is modified, ok; but why isn't git checking out latest change from remote repo?
<larsc> git pull
<kyak> ok, this wasn't in "Everyday GIT With 20 Commands Or So" :)
<kyak> reading the manual now, thanks larsc
<kyak> error: Entry 'target/linux/xburst/qi_lb60/config-2.6.32' not uptodate. Cannot merge.
<kyak> hmm
<kyak> i think i should be using git merge
<calamarz> tuxbrain: sent
<tuxbrain> thanks, I will test this night in openwrt
<kristianpaul> rafa: oh sorry wrong channel
<kristianpaul> rafa: this is other flickernoise ;)
<kristianpaul> our flickering is a sofware i think
<rafa> kristianpaul: I am asking you because I do not get good FPS with mplayer or snes9x and I was guessing that perhaps there is something to improve
<kristianpaul> well i dint try debian yet
<kristianpaul> i heard you could get good FPS with no audio, but once it get working FPS go down
<freespace> mplayer on openwrt?
<kyak> larsc: i did "git pull -s ours", i think it did what i want. but "git status" says "Your branch is ahead of 'origin/xburst' by 1 commit." what does it mean?
<kyak> my local changes are not committed, is it right?
<freespace> i think it means your branch has one more set of changes than head of origin/xburst, e.g. your locl changes
<kyak> how does it know the number of commits ahead? is it some kind of trickery from Linux Torvalds? :)
<kyak> freespace: ok, thanks for confirmation
<freespace> i hope that is right :) i am still a git n00b myself
<kyak> i so prefer svn
<freespace> hehe, i don't, not any more :)
<kyak> git remind me of the octopus they mention so much in their docs
<freespace> you just have to think about it the right way
<freespace> it probably helps to run gitk
<freespace> and visually see the history of the branches
<kyak> mm, thanks for the hint, will do
<freespace> or some other git-histor visualiser
<rafa> freespace: mplayer on jlime
<freespace> ah, cool
<rafa> freespace: http://jlime.com/mw4/index.php/Jlime_Muffinman if you want check.. there is a video link of mplayer
<rafa> running
<freespace> very interesting
<freespace> i wans't aware of jlime :)
<qi-commits> Xiangfu Liu: [usbboot] fix if there is space at the end of command casue error http://qi-hw.com/p/xburst-tools/c1873f1
<qi-commits> Xiangfu Liu: correct the jz4760 lepus board mem parameter: http://qi-hw.com/p/xburst-tools/3272119
<kristianpaul> rafa: the video looks great, guessing because no audio?
<sdschulze> larsc: ping
<sdschulze> make'ing target/{clean+install} didn't rebuild my modules.
<rafa> kristianpaul: no, it has audio okey
<rafa> just that I had a headphone connected..
<rafa> kristianpaul: if you turn up the volume of the video you will hear the sound of the movie
<rafa> at least something, very low
<larsc> sdschulze: make package/kernel/install
<larsc> will rebuild pack the modules
<sdschulze> larsc: It doesn't rebuild them.  It expects them to have been built, which isn't the case.
<sdschulze> "cp: cannot stat `/home/soeren/openwrt-xburst/build_dir/linux-xburst_qi_lb60/linux-2.6.32.10/sound/soc/jz4740/snd-soc-jz4740.ko': No such file or directory"
<nebajoth> sup
<sdschulze> larsc: Gotcha.  It doesn't build the modules when doing a "make install".
<sdschulze> but only when doing a "make compile"
<sdschulze> How much slower is kernel FPU emulation than userspace, actually?
<sdschulze> My mplayer doesn't really run well.
<sdschulze> I can't play a 64kbps ogg file, which was possible in OpenWRT.
<sdschulze> hm, though http://www.linux-mips.org/wiki/Floating_point says it's not *that* slow
<kristianpaul> sdschulze: are u in debian?
<sdschulze> yes
<sdschulze> just compiled my own kernel :)
<kristianpaul> ohh :)
<kristianpaul> are you documenting that?
<kristianpaul> but using debian way or openwrt way?
<sdschulze> cross-compiled it using the OpenWRT toolchain
<sdschulze> I'm planning on documenting it, but if sound doesn't actually work, it's a bit useless.
<sdschulze> It's about factor 8 too slow. :(
<kristianpaul> argg
<kristianpaul> :(
<sdschulze> yes, :(
<sdschulze> Don't even think of playing videos.
<sdschulze> Unfortunately, it would require *all* libraries to be rebuilt for soft-float.
<kristianpaul> ahh i want see this gift on my nano http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Aurora_Australis.gif
<mth> sdschulze: there is an integer (fixed point) version of the Vorbis decoder
<larsc> libtremor. i think thats what we use by default in openwrt
<coat_> woohoo chatting from my nanonote
<sdschulze> mth: So that's what is used by GMU?
<mth> I don't know, but larsc says it is used on openwrt
<wejp> Gmu uses Tremor for vorbis decoding
<calamarz> kristianpaul: mmm maybe zgv can do it?
<wejp> that is the fixed-point vorbis decoder
<kristianpaul> calamarz: is in openwrt?
<calamarz> kristianpaul: don't know :/
<sdschulze> wejp: And what about video decoding?
<sdschulze> I heard this had been done on the NanoNote.
<wejp> well Gmu doesn't doo any video decoding, but video decoding on the nanonote should probably be done with the hardwae video-accelerator that is part of the SoC
<wejp> i think there are patches from ingenic for mplayer to support that
<zear> but it doesn't work very well
<zear> the mplayer in jlime uses ingenic patches
<kyak> Fuuu! I've managed to setup Ethernet over USB in Windowz :) this is a teaser, details will follow
<calamarz> zear: with the proper video scaling mplayer seems to do quite nicely to me
<sdschulze> zear: Nice -- what codecs are supported?
<zear> sdschulze, no idea, but i guess whatever comes with mplayer by default
<sdschulze> No, I mean, which are accelerated?
<mth> the IPU can help by doing YUV to RGB conversion in hardware
<mth> but afaik there is no IPU driver in the NN kernel
<mth> Ingenic has a driver, but it statically allocates a 4MB buffer, which is too much on a 32MB system
<sdschulze> a driver?  Is it free software?
<sdschulze> I wouldn't consider it too much if it's the only way to watch videos properly.
<mth> it's under GPL, like the rest of the kernel
<tuxbrain> kyak:Coooooograts man, you are a hero in my point of view, willing to see that tutorial on how to defeat  winblows
<sdschulze> mth: Do you have a working link to those patches?
<sdschulze> (So it requires both modification in mplayer and in Linux?)
<larsc> yes
<tuxbrain> flac is free of propietary codec?
<nebajoth> yes
<nebajoth> completely open
<sdschulze> So where do I get patches?
<sdschulze> (We really need a central resource for NanoNote stuff.  Everyone is doing his own business.)
<sdschulze> http://www.pdroms.de/news/19639/ has a dead link. :(
<tuxbrain> mpeg2 is patented ,right?
<sdschulze> afaik...
<tuxbrain> I'm trying to figure out the configuration paramenters for scummvm for openwrt :)
<calamarz> err... with g_file_storage driver, the nn would appear as a usb storage to the host, right?
<tuxbrain> (how many times I have anwered this question lars? :P) In theory yes, but it didn't work due some DMA mambojambo on kernel
<sdschulze> in case anyone is interested
<kristianpaul> ok
<kristianpaul> ohh great
<sdschulze> Now you can play uncompressed audio in Debian...
<sdschulze> Do you know if any JLime guy hangs around here?
<tuxbrain> is not jlime core at all but maybe I can help
<sdschulze> I wonder how to port the audio/video acceleration from JLime to Debian.
<tuxbrain> sdschulze: rafa, zear, kristoffer are your guys, if they have compiled Mplayer they should have the sources
<sdschulze> :)
<sdschulze> zear: <tuxbrain> sdschulze: rafa, zear, kristoffer are your guys, if they have compiled Mplayer they should have the sources
<sdschulze> <sdschulze> I wonder how to port the audio/video acceleration from JLime to Debian.
<zear> if you're referring to mplayer ingenic patches, that's the right source
<sdschulze> ok, thanks
<sdschulze> zear: Are the Ingenic patches all in the same place, or are they distributed around in the source?
<zear> sdschulze, i have no idea, that's the source of dingux version of mplayer, which uses the ingenic patches
<zear> that's all i know about it
<sdschulze> hm
<sdschulze> zear: So this one doesn't use kernel IPU (as suggested by the file name)?
<zear> yes
<zear> ipu (at least on the dingoo) reserves 4MB of ram, so the performance of all the other apps drops
<sdschulze> Well, you can still enable swap...
<sdschulze> But if it's possible without it, even better.
<sdschulze> Erm, yes, it *is* spread around in the source. :((
<zear> sdschulze, ipu doesn't give much of a boost
<zear> the changes are almost unnoticable, at least on a dingoo
<sdschulze> So video support works will, if you convert them to the right format before?
<sdschulze> At least they documented that they based it on MPlayer-1.0rc2-20090218.
<zear> no idea, i haven't done any tests with mplayer on the nanonote
<zear> ask rafa
<xakh> how do I format my SD card? I'm having a bit of trouble.
<xakh> rafa: ping
<xakh> tuxbrain: ping
<tuxbrain> xakh: pong
<xakh> yay
<xakh> okay, tuxbrain, I'm having trouble with installing to SD
<tuxbrain> mmm troubles wiht sd hum?
<xakh> I have a new 4GB microSD
<tuxbrain> ok
<xakh> and I'm not sure how to do this
<tuxbrain> on linux?
<xakh> I wrote a new msdos partition table to it, to wipe it down
<xakh> yes
<tuxbrain> ok
<tuxbrain> what's the goal, jlime?
<xakh> yep
<tuxbrain> fdisk /dev/sdX as root where X is the letter of the device of the sd, be sure the sd is unmounted
<xakh> ok
<xakh> it is
<tuxbrain> delete all partitions
<tuxbrain> letter d
<xakh> actually, mine comes in as mmcblk0
<tuxbrain> ok then fdisk /dev/mmcblk0
<tuxbrain> then press "d"
<xakh> it said nothing speficied
<tuxbrain> if you only have one partition it will be deleted
<xakh> oh, I deleted all partitions before
<tuxbrain> ok one step done :)
<xakh> I wrote a new partition table to the default for microSD, and deleted all partitions
<xakh> anyway, what next?
<tuxbrain> press p to be sure there is no partition
<tuxbrain> then
<tuxbrain> n
<tuxbrain> p (primary)
<xakh> hmm
<tuxbrain> number 1
<xakh> Disk /dev/mmcblk0: 4072 MB, 4072669184 bytes
<xakh> 4 heads, 16 sectors/track, 124288 cylinders
<xakh> Units = cylinders of 64 * 512 = 32768 bytes
<xakh> Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
<xakh> I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
<xakh> Disk identifier: 0x00000000
<mth> sdschulze: the IPU driver is in the Ingenic kernel tree that is mirrored on projects.qi-hardware.com
<tuxbrain> whats that?
<mth> the MPlayer with IPU support is on Ingenic's FTP site
<mth> the one that zear linked does not include IPU support but does use the MXU (SIMD) instructions
<mth> to properly support MXU, the kernel would have to be made aware of it though
<tuxbrain> ok you don't have any partition
<mth> currently only one process can use it, otherwise the registers get mixed up
<xakh> ok
<xakh> that's what it said, so I was showing it to you
<sdschulze> mth: ok
<xakh> so anyway
<xakh> I hit n
<xakh> then p, then 1
<tuxbrain> yes
<tuxbrain> now the funny part
<xakh> do I hit enter after 1, or does it need a parameter?
<tuxbrain> just 1 enter
<tuxbrain> first cilinder the default just press enter
<tuxbrain> this will be the kernel partiton so 8 Mb will be enough
<xakh> so I type 8?
<xakh> I usually use gparted, sorry
<tuxbrain> press +8M (enter)
<xakh> ah
<xakh> okay
<xakh> so I got one now
<tuxbrain> repeat process but his time the partition number will be 2 and size will be more tricky
<tuxbrain> we will reserve the end of the sdcard for swap
<xakh> right
<tuxbrain> we need about 64Mb of swap or you want more?
<xakh> I actually sorta want around 128
<tuxbrain> ok
<xakh> since that's close to the amount an  SDHC card can move back and forth
<xakh> so it means that it's still all accessible randomly
<xakh> making it pretty fast
<tuxbrain> so if the card has 4072669184 bytes
<tuxbrain> you have 124288 cilinders
<xakh> yup
<tuxbrain> 4072669184/124288=32768 bytes per cilinder
<xakh> ok
<xakh> just tell me what to put, and what kind of part I need to make
<tuxbrain> we need 128Mb so 134217728 bites
<tuxbrain> 134217728/32768=4096 cilinders for 128Mb
<xakh> right, so I gotta do some subtraction here
<xakh> I'm no good at subtraction....
<tuxbrain> when you been asked to size of second partition you have to (maxciliders)-4096
<xakh> ok
<xakh> so I take off the other one, for the main part, for the kernel
<tuxbrain> no need to this will be the begin of the partition 2
<xakh> ok
<tuxbrain> it's offered by default
<xakh> so I type (maxcylinders)-4096
<xakh> ?
<tuxbrain> in your case 124288-4096=120192
<xakh> do I type the - I mean?
<tuxbrain> yeah when asked for the end type 120192
<xakh> so I go
<xakh> n
<xakh> p
<xakh> 2
<xakh> then that?
<tuxbrain> begining just enter
<tuxbrain> end 120192
<tuxbrain> done?
<xakh> yup
<xakh> and then I do the swap one right?
<tuxbrain> ok the the last is easy
<tuxbrain> n p 3 enter enter
<xakh> ok
<tuxbrain> now lets identify the swap as swap
<xakh> and make the other ones the right FS right?
<tuxbrain> t
<tuxbrain> 3
<tuxbrain> 82
<xakh> alright
<xakh> got it
<tuxbrain> now w
<xakh> alright
<tuxbrain> ok sd partitioned
<tuxbrain> time to format
<xakh> ok
<tuxbrain> mkfs.vfat /dev//dev/mmcblk0p1 (I gess)
<tuxbrain> sorry mkfs.vfat /dev/mmcblk0p1
<tuxbrain> mkfs.ext2 /dev/mmcblk0p2
<xakh> isn't ext2 sort of deprecated?
<xakh> I mean, there's 2 versions above it
<tuxbrain> is the best for sd, ext3 an ext4 add journaling than stress too much sd
<xakh> ah ok
<xakh> thanks
<tuxbrain> continous writting
<tuxbrain> bad thing on sd
<xakh> ah.
<tuxbrain> thats also why I put swap at the end
<xakh> ahh
<xakh> ok
<xakh> do I have to mkfs swap
<tuxbrain> yep mkswap /dev/mmcblk0p3 and you are done
<tuxbrain> it a little bit tricky at first but when you get the point , is more faster than any graph partition manager app
<tuxbrain> and also scriptable
<xakh> ok
<xakh> now to put the OS on it
<tuxbrain> now put the kernel imge as "uImage" in p1, untar the rootfs in p2 and next boot use M+power
<xakh> o.O
<tuxbrain> and hopefully you will have a fine splash jlime logo
<tuxbrain> what happens?
<xakh> no no, I mean wtf was that ast bit
<xakh> veeeery confused
<xakh> *last
<tuxbrain> nah!
<xakh> like, how do I do all that bit.
<xakh> oh, and important bit, I suppose
<tuxbrain> just mount the sd partitions (on most Linux sistems just deatach and attach again phisically will mount dem automatically)
<xakh> oh ok
<xakh> o
<xakh> so do I do this terminal?
<tuxbrain> what? sorry I don't understand
<tuxbrain> do I do?
<tuxbrain> we can continue on terminal if you want
<tuxbrain> for me is better
<tuxbrain> I can then c&p the commands here
<xakh> okay, just checking
<xakh> that works for me
<xakh> for reference, my jlime folder is /home/xakh/jlimenano
<tuxbrain> ok enter in the p1 partition of your sd card (whatever you system has mounted it)
<xakh> mmcblk0p1
<tuxbrain> btw what linux you are using
<tuxbrain> ?
<xakh> ubuntu 10.04
<xakh> I know, I know, ubuntu
<tuxbrain> I use it to shhhhhh nobody is listening :P
<tuxbrain> ok to the poing
<tuxbrain> then enter on mmcblk0p1
<xakh> yay
<xakh> poing?
<tuxbrain> poing?
<xakh> you said okay on to the poing
<xakh> anyway, so I cd to it you mean?
<tuxbrain> hahaha ok to the point sorry :P
<xakh> said I couldn't
<xakh> I have them both mounted in nautilus
<tuxbrain> and what is the directory
<xakh> "/media/1285-F7DF"
<xakh> so I'm in there
<tuxbrain> ok
<tuxbrain> now
<xakh> brb, someone's coming over soon, realized I need pants
<tuxbrain> too much information, dude
<xakh> I already got it last night
<tuxbrain> then just cp to this dir and rename it to just "uImage"
<xakh> ok
<tuxbrain> then on the other partition , (cd to it)
<xakh> hmm
<xakh> uImage-2.6.34-qi
<tuxbrain> rename it
<xakh> openwrt-xburst-qi_lb60-u-boot.bin
<xakh> I meant which one of those
<tuxbrain> the uImage I made a mistake
<xakh> ah
<tuxbrain> this link is for the uboot sorry
<xakh> ahh
<tuxbrain> 5 mins man
<xakh> ?
<xakh> mins?
<tuxbrain> minutes :P
<tuxbrain> I must leave a moment
<xakh> oh ok
<xakh> sorry, in command mode
<xakh> I'll be back in a few minutes as well
<xakh> oh back
<tuxbrain> here again
<xakh> sweet
<tuxbrain> have the kernel in place? lets goo to rootfs
<xakh> well not yet
<xakh> can I just throw it in using nautilus?
<tuxbrain> in vfat yes, then just rename it(F2) to just uImage
<xakh> ok
<xakh> got that
<xakh> now the next one
<tuxbrain> ok this is better do on terminal
<xakh> let's do this
<tuxbrain> cd to the p2 partition
<tuxbrain> the directory I mean
<xakh> ok
<xakh> way super long name
<tuxbrain> sudo  tar -xzf /watever/you/have/the/tar.gz/with/rootfs/Jlime-muffinman-image-2010.1-ben-nanonote.rootfs_READY.tar.gz
<xakh> "/media/f57c4505-ae1e-4f61-a275-71806f000423"
<tuxbrain> ok once you cd /media/f57c4505-ae1e-4f61-a275-71806f000423
<xakh> ok got it
<tuxbrain> sudo tar -xzf /watever/you/have/the/tar.gz/with/rootfs/Jlime-muffinman-image-2010.1-ben-nanonote.rootfs_READY.tar.gz
<tuxbrain> so once is finished
<tuxbrain> type "sync" to make sure all things are written to sd
<tuxbrain> and then just unmount and plug the sd to BNN
<xakh> ok
<xakh> it only took like a second
<tuxbrain> also the sync
<xakh> that's good right
<tuxbrain> ?
<xakh> oh ok
<xakh> hit sync
<xakh> everything just sorta stopped
<xakh> now over
<xakh> so I unmount everything?
<tuxbrain> yep
<tuxbrain> if it complains just close the terminal or exit the sd directory
<xakh> okay got it
<xakh> at login screen on jlime
<xakh> wass da password
<tuxbrain> root
<xakh> ok
<xakh> time to startx
<tuxbrain> welcome to the jlime proud crowd :)
<xakh> yaaay
<xakh> so, how do I get iceWM goin
<tuxbrain> heheheh you are not friend of read howtos, isn't it?
<xakh> I don't know where they are
<xakh> also like tuts from people
<tuxbrain> in jlime site is the documentation
<xakh> ok
<xakh> can't find the parameters
<Textmode> morning all
<rafa> morning
<rafa> larsc: I would like to ask you about power-button. It is /dev/input/event0 in openwrt.. how is it hockeed to shutdown the device?.. or kernel manages it internally?. I was guessing that some stuff on userland is checking it and does the proper stuff to turn off the device.
<rafa> larsc: :) it seems that fnkeys binary read power button event and calls poweroff binary.. now I need to read the code of poweroff binary. I am asking because I have been able to power off my nn with 2.6.34
<larsc> rafa: thats correct
<rafa> larsc: great. Anyway, I have been able to power off the machine. I have included acpi packages in my rootfs .. perhaps that is the problem ? (or something in userland?)
<rafa> larsc: for kernel side I have :
<rafa> CONFIG_ARCH_HIBERNATION_POSSIBLE=y
<rafa> CONFIG_ARCH_SUSPEND_POSSIBLE=y
<rafa> CONFIG_PM=y
<rafa> # CONFIG_PM_DEBUG is not set
<rafa> CONFIG_PM_SLEEP=y
<rafa> CONFIG_SUSPEND=y
<rafa> CONFIG_SUSPEND_FREEZER=y
<rafa> larsc: if you see something wrong, please let me know
<rafa> I read something related in kernel mailing list (with problems in acpi code broken for 2.6.34rc, but I am not sure if that is something current now)
<larsc> looks good. you won't need acpi packages i guess
<freespace> mmm, newest firmware has that graphical thingy
<freespace> well, now i know what i want to do first: remove the graphical thingy :P
<emeb> just say no to graphical thingies
<freespace> that's me
<freespace> unless actual graphics is involved
<emeb> especially graphical thingies with sekrit navigation keys.
<freespace> oh yes
<freespace> that frustrated the hell out of me
<emeb> and don't forget the overclocking code that munges up the LCD display
<freespace> i am not sure why the B button actuall launches applications
<freespace> instead of enter
<freespace> b which is actually x
<freespace> :P
<rafa> emeb: what is that overclocking code?
<emeb> rafa: not sure - just was reading some things about how there was some clock control code from the dingoo in there
<nebajoth> well then
<qi-commits> Xiangfu Liu: [xbboot] put all jz4760 board configure to board-jz4760.h file http://qi-hw.com/p/xburst-tools/dbaf54d