<Textmode> buildin', buildin', buildin' / keep that soucecode buildin' / buildin', buildin', buildin' / alllll night!
<calamarz> Textmode: what are you building?
<Textmode> openwrt-xburst
<kristianpaul> anyone remene the name name wich is fault tolerant ?
<kristianpaul> damm sorry
<kristianpaul> i need  sleep better
<kristianpaul> i was askign the name of the network system wich is fault tolerant
<calamarz> kristianpaul: network fs?
<kristianpaul> calamarz: i think is missing something, at least you can point me to the wikipedia article
<kristianpaul> anyw ay
<kristianpaul> gn9
<calamarz> kristianpaul: just was wondering if you mean network filesystems with fault tolerance
<freespace> hrm, why is openwrt's build system insisting on running make install :/
<freespace> i had overwritten Build/Compile, but it is still doing it
<Textmode> :/
<Textmode> is that bad?
<freespace> well it is not letting me compile fbpad
<freespace> hrm, i tihnk i will just pach the makefile to have one
<freespace> that feels bad though
<Textmode> :o
<Textmode> the build finished
<Textmode> ...what do I do now? :P
<freespace> flash it? :)
<freespace> i made a dir on the same level as openwrt-xburst called custom_image
<freespace> symlink'd the ubi and bin files from openwrt-xburst/bin/xburst
<freespace> copied the u-boot.bin in there as well
<freespace> then used reflash_ben.sh
<kyak> every morning i'm reading the backlog and understand that everbody is minding his own business.. maybe only a short notice in chan "i did this, i did that"
<kyak> no documentation, no common source of information
<kyak> perhaps this is due to the fact of owrt/debian/jlime/dingoo actually splitting the community
<kyak> our efforts are spread
<kyak> we need to kind of TODO list for Ben
<kyak> *some kind of
<kyak> or me can keep acting as every man for himself
<Textmode> i think everyone is still trying to see what can be done.
<Textmode> though I do agree that theres a lot of repeated effort.
<Textmode> that, at least, should be reduced.
<Textmode> freespace: why would I flash it, all I wantted was the toolchain
<kyak> it is mostly a question of what _needs_ to be done, that what can be done
<Textmode> kyak: yes, but theres more than one way to skin a cat, certain things might "need" to be done, but whats the *best* way?
<Textmode> surely theres such a list on the wiki, or something?
<kyak> i've never seen such list
<Textmode> then that seems like a good place to start.
<calamarz> kyak: roadmap++
<kyak> more like todo++
<calamarz> kyak: and maybe also important communication channels for each 'team', as there are people of several and different fronts
<calamarz> personally I don't see dist splitting as a problem
<calamarz> as long as there is cross-fertilization
<calamarz> something interesting would be ipkg<->deb conversions
<kyak> dist splitting leads to less effort put in each of them
<freespace> Textmode: ah, i see :)
<Textmode> I think kyak's point is that its a bit to early to be splitting our effort
<kyak> it's like thousands of linux distros.. just a waste of human resources
<kyak> Textmode: maybe you are right! Maybe we need to have a solid base
<Textmode> kyak: most linux distro's have their own flavor, though. they solve different problems, and are targeted at differnet users.
<kyak> Textmode: yes, this is why 20-30 distros would be enough
<kyak> or even less
<kyak> but not literally thousand
<kyak> s
<Textmode> kyak: I wouldn't be so sure, theres a lot more feaild of endevour than you thing, and everyone has their own style and preferences.
<calamarz> for the nn, I see openwrt/debian as a very good couple
<Textmode> thats not to say there *isn't* just plain wasted effort out there, how many "micro *nixes" do we really need?
<Textmode> I mean, how many ways is there to make a minimal system?
<calamarz> what would be for you the most urgent thing now in the todo?
<kyak> Textmode: let's change a set of wallpapers of release a new linux distro? This is a metaphor, but you get the point
<kyak> calamarz: actually, yesterday i've seen that jlime makes it a good triple :)
<kyak> or trinity
<Textmode> kyak: style and preference includes *functional*, consider the emacs Vs VIM wars :P
<calamarz> kyak: not so much of a metaphor... i've seen governments wasting tons of money in "reinveinting" debian when actually they were paying graphic designers :p
<kyak> my first thing in todo would be WiFi (i mean, the ks7010 driver for sdio card).. But as of now i'm always distracted from this target
<calamarz> how much is that sdio card, btw?
<calamarz> personally, I'm excited about compiling a bunch of good framebuffer goodies
<kyak> manufacturer offered me for 70 USD, while Zhang Yi of sharism kindly offered me it for 49 USD :)
<calamarz> it's like a revival, i like the challenge of small ram, try to live w/o X etc
<calamarz> kyak: is that a friend's price or they have supplies?
<Textmode> calamarz: I like having an excuse to be minimal again.
<kyak> calamarz: i was told this was their leftover in their warehouse
<kyak> so i don't know if more left
<Textmode> pity
<Textmode> i don't really have any use for wifi, though.
<kyak> there should definitely be a special offer for this card when byuing Ben
<Textmode> what I *would* like is a real ethernet port, but thats not happening.
<calamarz> mmm another thing I would like to try one day is connecting ben to lafonera via serial
<calamarz> that would be a good wardriving toy ]:)
<Textmode> lafonera?
<Textmode> heh
<calamarz> mmm it's a cheap wifi router running openwrt
<kyak> calamarz: instead, you should connect it to a GPS module via serial and use sdio WiFi card :)
<kyak> then you'll have a warwalking toy :)
<calamarz> hehe
<calamarz> also have to play connecting it to the freerunner :) gps via usb
<calamarz> but i don't like wifi cards that cannot be pigtailed
<calamarz> mmm yesterday I found the ben personalities program in the wiki
<calamarz> and liked the idea
<newbie007> greetings, I'm trying to decide what to do with my nanonote
<newbie007> I was thinking of putting dingoo (? is that what it's called) on it.  Can someone point me to a tutorial for it.. I haven't found one on google
<freespace> debian?
<newbie007> I found a debian tutorial, what scares me about it is that the filesystem could get corrupted
<newbie007> I don't get how X would work. It's not gnome right? but it has a graphical menu of some sort?
<calamarz> newbie007: afaik, dingoo is the device, and dingux what you can install on a dingoo http://www.dingux.com/
<calamarz> but compatibility is not 100% seems http://boards.dingoonity.org/ben-nanonote/ben-nanonote-faq/msg17235/
<newbie007> ah, yes
<calamarz> newbie007: the holy trinity for nn distros looks like being openwrt-jlime-debian
<newbie007> I read somewhere, that I need to connect two wires located under the battery to flash the device
<newbie007> but on some nano notes, I can hit some key combination. how can I tell which nano note I have ?
<calamarz> you can also do it pressing power+some key yes
<calamarz> that worked for me
<newbie007> thansk for the link that's what I was looking for
<calamarz> dont remember if was power+s or power+n or...
<newbie007> I have another quesiton I read that the device is not a USB host,, I don't know what that means
<newbie007> I was hoping to hook it up to a usb device (that I would build) that would accept a signal then flip a relay on/off
<calamarz> power + U it was
<newbie007> thanks
<newbie007> Could I hook a usb keyboard to it, or a usb monitor ?
<calamarz> newbie007: usb is master/slave protocol, so nn can only act as device
<calamarz> seems that the chip is able to act as host, but it is not wired to the exterior (I didn't understood 100% the explanation myself lol)
<newbie007> huh
<newbie007> thanks for the info!
<calamarz> you can play with devices via serial though
<calamarz> np
<newbie007> where is the serial located?
<calamarz> afaik you have to connect wires in spots right under the battery
<newbie007> how do you use yours?
<calamarz> my nn? I use it to procrastinate from my real job :p
<calamarz> but the main interesting uses I see are media player and pocket-book reader
<calamarz> carrying wikipedia in your pocket will be candy
<newbie007> what OS ?
<calamarz> debian
<newbie007> wikipedia would be awesome, I read that the full zipped version is like 10 gigs
<calamarz> re. data loss, you can partition a sd and have there your data in a fs that supports fsck
<calamarz> only try to shutdown properly
<newbie007> ah
<newbie007> I'm still very new to linux, but love it so far
<calamarz> glad to hear that :)
<Textmode> huggles zear :D
<newbie007> I can't seem to find the official dingux site, I do see a blog www.dingux.com and several rapidshare links
<Textmode> its kinda an add-hoc effort.
<Textmode> the offcial site is a blog and google project page.
<Textmode> and if you really want to know about dingux, try in #dingoonity
<newbie007> thx!
<Textmode> meep?
<kyak> i wonder is owrt-xburst is runnable in qemu
<kyak> should try sometime
<kyak> should be cool
<freespace> would be real useful too
<wolfspraul> xiangfu: you there?
<xiangfu> wolfspraul: Hi
<wolfspraul> in the openwrt downloads folder, there is now a uImage and zImage kernel
<wolfspraul> what's the difference between the two?
<xiangfu> uImage is for the u-boot. zImage is self unpack can direct run in MEM.
<wolfspraul> zImage can be used with xbboot? but where is the initramfs?
<wolfspraul> how can someone use the zImage?
<xiangfu> yes zImage can be used with xbboot.  to build the initramfs need change the 'make menuconfig' rootfs to 'ramfs'
<kyak> hm, there is no -kernel option in qemu-mipsel.. i guess i don't know what to do next :) any hints?
<larsc> kyak: it wont run
<kyak> larsc: is it because our cpu is not supported?
<larsc> kyak: the soc is not supported, correct
<larsc> the cpu is ;)
<kyak> looks like a  great link, thanks!
<kyak> larsc: have you tried it?
<kyak> the screenshot is beautiful :) i guess what they are running as WM
<xiangfu> wolfspraul: I make the u-boot work in jz4760 evb board.
<larsc> wohho!
<wolfspraul> xiangfu: niiice!
<rafa> xiangfu: ;-) great man
<wolfspraul> in case people don't know - Ingenic is our fly on the wall at Ingenic
<wolfspraul> bit more than fly on the wall maybe
<wolfspraul> he can walk in, grab whatever EVB he wants, and start hacking
<wolfspraul> larsc: that is also in large part to the impressive work you have been doing and Ingenic is clearly aware of
<wolfspraul> (typo, I meant "Xiangfu is our fly on the wall at Ingenic")
<wolfspraul> I hope they will soon give us 1 or 2 EVBs so we can send one to Adam or Lars or others that are interested
<wolfspraul> but right now they have only 10 for the whole company, so understandably cannot give them out yet
<wolfspraul> xiangfu: so for the zImage.bin, I still need a separate ramfs/initramfs? how do I use that zImage.bin with xbboot?
<rafa> wolfspraul: I think that lars and xiangfu are doing a really really great work. If I see the device from jlime side I can tell you that we have a quickly way to make a distro because there are uboot and kernel, and also, there are people working and helping others, like me, to use those.
<kyak> are these boards a  Ya prototype?
<kyak> or more like Bens suitable for hacking?
<wolfspraul> hmm
<wolfspraul> no it's a number of steps
<wolfspraul> first it's a new SoC being made
<wolfspraul> and it will show up in many products in the future
<kyak> what's the difference, anyway? more GPIOs?
<xiangfu> wolfspraul: I will send email to list about the zImage.bin. or wiki. write the steps. :)
<wolfspraul> rafa: sure I agree. without that impressive work at the bottom we would be nowhere.
<wolfspraul> xiangfu: yes, great. thanks.
<larsc> kyak: i guess jz4740 compared to jz4760, is simpliar to a Pentium II compared to a Pentium III, or so
<rafa> wolfspraul: do you want to use initramfs in ben nanonote?
<wolfspraul> I think we are using it already and it works, just not well documented
<rafa> wolfspraul: I have tried to use initramfs inside the kernel, without luck
<rafa> I am interested as well, and if we can use initramfs I would go for kexec to have a boot menu and some easier way to upgrade the nand rootfs or SD
<kyak> larsc: i see, good comparison
<freespace> finally, default small font
<freespace> i am a machine
<freespace> i can not pass the captcha on the qi-hardware wiki
<freespace> i wonder if i am turing complete...
<freespace> s/turing complete/a turing machine/
<freespace> (also openid is broken for google/blogger, yahoo/flikr)
<kristianpaul> wolfspraul: hi
<wolfspraul> hi
<rafa> larsc: have you tested your .config (2.6.34) with microSD?
<kristianpaul> what the name of the fault tolerant netowrk you pointed in the dev list some time ago
<kristianpaul> what is*
<rafa> it always gives me kernel panic
<rafa> but I have not been able to read all the debug messages to realize out which is the problem
<larsc> rafa there is a bug in the current kernel which prevents the mmc driver from loading
<rafa> I have a .config which works for jlime
<rafa> with 2.6.34
<rafa> and micro SD
<rafa> larsc: ah.. okey
<larsc> i'll push the fix when i'm home
<larsc> in 30 minutes or so
<rafa> larsc: great, thanks
<freespace> wolfspraul: openid login on the wiki is broken, and i can't pass the captcha - i imagine other ppl will have problems too
<rafa> larsc: we are talking about git://projects.qi-hardware.com/qi-kernel.git right?
<rafa> (where you will push the patches)
<wolfspraul> freespace: he, OK. I know openid is broken.
<wolfspraul> captcha is too hard
<wolfspraul> I am totally swamped right now, give me a bit of time and I will first make the captcha easier.
<larsc> rafa: yes
<wolfspraul> maybe I kick out the openid, I heard from other mediawiki admins that it never really works
<freespace> sure, i understand
<wolfspraul> thanks for the heads up!
<wolfspraul> I appreciate. We need more wiki edits.
<freespace> nod, that was why i was trying to signup :)
<rafa> larsc: cool, thanks
<wolfspraul> freespace: have you tried the captcha a few times :-)
<rafa> larsc: another little issue: I can not make vmlinuz, it fails building.. how should we make zImage like xiangfu suggested on mailling list?
<wolfspraul> sorry this is the default setting of mediawiki, I also think it's a bit hard :-)
<freespace> i tried about 5 times
<freespace> then i got tired of it. i had to type in the password each time
<kristianpaul> wolfspraul: fault tolerant wireless network?
<kristianpaul> i cant remenber well..
<kristianpaul> or fault tolerant distributed network
<kristianpaul> :S
<freespace> well look at that
<freespace> links -g is almost working
<freespace> out of memory eh
<larsc> rafa: oh, sorry... forgot about you while chilling in the sun on the balcony. fix is pushed now
<qi-commits> Lars-Peter Clausen: jz4740: Fix mmc memory region http://qi-hw.com/p/qi-kernel/c9d00ac
<qi-commits> Lars-Peter Clausen: Rename jz_mmc.c to jz4740_mmc.c http://qi-hw.com/p/qi-kernel/56b39e0
<qi-commits> Lars-Peter Clausen: jz4740: board qi_b60: Small cleanups http://qi-hw.com/p/qi-kernel/13fc012
<qi-commits> Lars-Peter Clausen: jz4740: ohci: Small cleanups http://qi-hw.com/p/qi-kernel/2b7bd99
<qi-commits> Lars-Peter Clausen: jz4740: mmc: small cleanups http://qi-hw.com/p/qi-kernel/e8531c0
<qi-commits> Lars-Peter Clausen: jz4740: nand: small cleanups http://qi-hw.com/p/qi-kernel/6ca6b12
<qi-commits> Lars-Peter Clausen: jz4740: fb: Small cleanups http://qi-hw.com/p/qi-kernel/f6cda2a
<freespace> hrm, shame
<freespace> and i keep running out of memory
<tuxbrain_away> you have swap?
<freespace> looks like i do
<freespace> wait, nope
<freespace> should fix that
<freespace> oh well
<freespace> least i got directfb going
<freespace> and links, even though the size is all screwy and it's slow and unusable without a mouse
<rafa> larsc: great.. I will pull
<qi-commits> Maarten ter Huurne: Let git ignore files we expect to be generated during the build. http://qi-hw.com/p/gmenu2x/1bead23
<qi-commits> Maarten ter Huurne: Removed aclocal.m4, since it is a generated file. http://qi-hw.com/p/gmenu2x/8b0f382
<tuxbrain_away> reiceved a gps module, searching a place inside BNN to do a rework, best candidate between speaker and SD
<nebajoth> yes hello o/
<qi-commits> Maarten ter Huurne: Removed PXML support. http://qi-hw.com/p/gmenu2x/dae5627
<tuxbrain_away> picture taked with the ephel cam is brutal for close ups http://www.tuxbrain.org/downloads/nanonote/elphelimg_searching_bnn_gps_place.jpeg
<Flaming_Goat> wow is that a nanonote witha gps
<tuxbrain_away> but not conected (yet)
<Flaming_Goat> cool. the nanonote scene is starting to look pretty interesting. Does it have a forum?
<tuxbrain_away> i will upload the matherial previosly to maka a full wiki article if succesful here http://www.tuxbrain.org/downloads/nanonote/gps/
<tuxbrain_away> any one knows if there is a small switch with 2i/o in one side 4 i/o in other (two pairs) and I can control what pair is conected? even manually if is three ways based instead of pairs  better  but not mandatory. I want it to select between gps or serial plug of the TP4/TP5
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain_away: you could probably use regular logic chips with and gates from 7400 or 4000 series
<Ornotermes> and by adding a demux you can select 4 different channels with two bits
<tuxbrain_away> Ornotermes: an schema on how to put all this together will be tremendously helpful, in spite what you might thing I'm totally a wannabe lammer on eletronics (and a lot of other things :P)
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain_away: or maybe mux and demux
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain_away: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiplexer
<Ornotermes> i'm not sure it would work :P
<Ornotermes> oops, wrong tab
<tuxbrain> Ornotermes: do you think I can avoid the amplifiers?
<mth> could someone please check whether /usr/mipsel-linux-uclibc/include/c++/4.3.3/tr1/unordered_map exists in the toolchain for the NanoNote?
<mth> (substitute the actual GCC version for 4.3.3 if necessary)
<tuxbrain> ./staging_dir/toolchain-mipsel_gcc-4.3.3+cs_uClibc-0.9.30.1/usr/mipsel-openwrt-linux-uclibc/include/c++/4.3.3/debug/unordered_map
<tuxbrain> ./staging_dir/toolchain-mipsel_gcc-4.3.3+cs_uClibc-0.9.30.1/usr/mipsel-openwrt-linux-uclibc/include/c++/4.3.3/tr1_impl/unordered_map
<tuxbrain> ./staging_dir/toolchain-mipsel_gcc-4.3.3+cs_uClibc-0.9.30.1/usr/mipsel-openwrt-linux-uclibc/include/c++/4.3.3/unordered_map
<tuxbrain> ./staging_dir/toolchain-mipsel_gcc-4.3.3+cs_uClibc-0.9.30.1/usr/mipsel-openwrt-linux-uclibc/include/c++/4.3.3/tr1/unordered_map
<mth> tuxbrain: thanks, now I can commit some improvements to gmenu2x
<tuxbrain> great :)
<qi-commits> Maarten ter Huurne: Replaced "hash_map" by "unordered_map" to get rid of deprecation warnings. http://qi-hw.com/p/gmenu2x/9f21df7
<tuxbrain> I hope some one dedicate some love to  keymapping and help screen
<mth> I'm simplifying the build, so other people can easily pick it up and do other stuff ;)
<mth> I want to remove some potential crashes, since zear keeps complaining that the OpenDingux kernel makes gmenu2x crash and I'm pretty sure it's not the kernel's fault :)
<tuxbrain> Thanks a lot mth, have a clean and handy gui launcher is very impotant for the hole project
<tuxbrain> hole->whole :P
<mth> I'm mostly doing it for the Dingoo, but I'm glad to help the NanoNote
<tuxbrain> Enter:Launch link/Confirmation (actual "X key"/B on help)
<tuxbrain> Q,P:Change section (L and R on Help and screen, also change L, R on the top corners)
<tuxbrain> F1:Show manual/readme (actual "Z key/Y on screen)
<tuxbrain> VolUP,VolDown:Change volume
<tuxbrain> Space:Show contextual menu(actual "Esc Key", SELECT in help)
<tuxbrain> The options menu is aviable thour Settings/GMenu2x so no need to have dedicated key.
<tuxbrain> Also as long time project integrate it with /usr/share/applications, desktop files instead of his own file format shouldbe awesome, but step by step first cleaning, then(or meanwhile keymaping) then adding features.
<tuxbrain> I just writte it down to have some place to rescue  when I forget it
<methril> hi all!
<nebajoth> y halo thar
<tuxbrain> hi dude
<mth> tuxbrain: I think key bindings can already be specified in a config file
<mth> input.conf
<tuxbrain> yeah but also has to be changed on the help screen
<mth> ah, the help screen doesn't automatically show the actual bindings?
<eharrington> hey, sorry to interrupt, am trying to install debian on sd card, but can't figure out how to mount it. noticed this error from dmesg: mmc0: error -122 whilst initialising SD card, anyone seen this before? (card is formatted ext2 on my ubuntu 10.04)
<nebajoth> eharrington: I have debian installed on my flash (more to come)
<nebajoth> I get that error message intermittently
<nebajoth> when I push my microsd card in while the NN is already running
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain: it's NOT-gates, and it's needed with that combination of chips
<nebajoth> I use the microsd for swap space
<nebajoth> I have just popped it out
<nebajoth> and popped it back in
<nebajoth> and it has worked after the second or third try
<nebajoth> I wonder if it has to do with a bad connection
<tuxbrain> Ornotermes: ok, understand NANDS will revert the output that has to be rereverted to fine :)
<tuxbrain> Ornotermes: just another question, do you believe 4000 series will fit for serial comunication, I read 4000 not support as higher HZ than the 7400 familie do you think 4000 can deal with at least 57600 bps?
<tuxbrain> 7400 family minimum voltage is to high for 3,3V of BNN
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain: im not shure using nand would do the trick, let me think a minute
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain: 74HC/74HCT-series has a 2V to 6V supplay(they are CMOS)
<eharrington> Thank-you nebajoth ! (maybe a little film left from mfg?) showing up with dmesg now.
<nebajoth> I'm glad that worked for you eharrington
<nebajoth> :)
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain: speed shouldn't be an issue with any rather modern logic, but HC/HCT should be able to handle 25MHz
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain: you could not nand chips instead of not and and chips, but i can take another look anyway
<Textmode> Morning all
<tuxbrain> I think I got it I have 9 Nands gates so 3 chips (damnt one just for one gate....) mmmm
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain: why would you need 9 nand gates?
<tuxbrain> mmm thinking about it , seems the i/o controler will be bigger than GPS and the 8 plug toguether ....
<tuxbrain> I will draw a draft , minute
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain: you could use two 4081 and one 4555 chips i think
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain: forbidden
<tuxbrain> ok try now
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain: you could use one and chip and a not/nand chip instead
<tuxbrain> not/nand chip? you mean nand chip?
<tuxbrain> a nand chip to use the as not? yeah this should simplify things just two chips then
<Ornotermes> ic you connect the input pins on a nand together it functions as a not
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain: you could use a transistor and two resistors as a not gate
<tuxbrain> schema please
<tuxbrain> even simplier 1 Ic , a transitor and two resistors :) this is taking form
<Ornotermes> but i think Rc should be atleast 10k ohm to not dran battery more than needed
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain: did you see my new schematic?
<tuxbrain> the transistor one? yes
<Ornotermes> no, 3chip 4channel
<tuxbrain> yes
<Ornotermes> i googled the transistor gate
<qi-commits> Maarten ter Huurne: Use the Google Sparsehash package that is included in our source tree. http://qi-hw.com/p/gmenu2x/40f7953
<mth> now gmenu2x can be compiled out of the box
<tuxbrain> but I want to embed the whole thing inside the ben 3 chips is too much I just need two channels so the transitor gate+1 chip is more than fine :)
<tuxbrain> thanks a lot Ornotermes :) without your help surelly I would ended rewiring by hand on each switch of channel :P
<Ornotermes> tuxbrain: then you could probably build it on a dip-chip with bent out legs without pcb
<tuxbrain> yes that's the goal  , ugly but reduced to the max :P
<Ornotermes> smd is another option
<Ornotermes> if it is an option for you :P
<tuxbrain> no equipment/skills to smd :(
<Ornotermes> for say so16 the soldering isn't that very hard
<tuxbrain> well will see, now that I have clear the schema, http://www.tuxbrain.org/downloads/nanonote/gps/draft_serial_switcher_AND_TransNOR.jpeg , first to make the gps work :) then to easy switch between gps and serial :P
<tuxbrain> maybe Mu (version after Ya) NanoNote is on the streets before I ended to tune my Ben :P
<Ornotermes> what good is open hardware if you don't mod it ;)
<mth> does the NN have a configurable backlight intensity?
<mth> if so, what is it called in /sys/class/backlight/ ?
<mth> it looks like gmenu2x cannot print disk sizes over 4GB correctly
<tuxbrain> good night #
<qi-commits> Maarten ter Huurne: Fixed display of card size and free space for numbers over 4 GB. http://qi-hw.com/p/gmenu2x/9884396
<qi-commits> Maarten ter Huurne: Removed spaces at end of lines in source files. http://qi-hw.com/p/gmenu2x/d3b094e
<qi-commits> Maarten ter Huurne: Convert source files to UNIX newlines. http://qi-hw.com/p/gmenu2x/39f01f7
<eharrington> Good Evening, (anyone awake?) I am attempting the instructions from Xiangfu to load debian onto sd card. All steps are working but when doing 'M' power on boot, I get the following: MMC card is ready - mmc1 is available - loading file "/boot/uImage" from mmc device 0:1 (xxa1)  ** File not found /boot/uImage - Wrong Image format for bootm command - ERROR: can't get kernal Image! ---- what should I check? thank-you
<xiangfu> eharrington: double check the "/boot/uImage" file. make sure the kernel image name is : uImage, what is the size of your sd card?
<eharrington> Hi Xiangfu! My card is 8 gb, if I mount card from nano I can verify that the files are in place.