10:03 <qi-bot> [commit] Xiangfu: xc3sprog: more work. add cmake (master) http://qi-hw.com/p/openwrt-packages/463b853

15:27 <arossdotme> what I don't understand is the red led comes on but never switches off. so how can the charge IC be fried? yet I leave it over night and it does not charge

17:29 <wpwrak> maybe the battery has a bad contact ? try moving it a bit

17:29 <wpwrak> the charger has a reputation for erratic behaviour, but i never had it fail completely

17:55 <arossdotme> wpwrak: its able to power off the battery with no problem

17:59 <arossdotme> got it on and logging the battery voltage which seams to be increasing every several mins

17:59 <wpwrak> so it is charging ? just the LED doesn't turn off ?

17:59 <arossdotme> but why would have not reach 4.2v over 24hours?

18:00 <arossdotme> I don't know any more

18:15 <whitequark> arossdotme: what voltage does it have now?

18:16 <larsc> the battery might just be dead

18:17 <whitequark> larsc: oh also

18:17 <whitequark> have you seen ocaml?

18:18 <larsc> I've written a couple of patches for a project in ocaml, but nothing fancy

18:19 <whitequark> I really like it.

18:19 <whitequark> it definitely fits the advertised definition of "practical".

18:20 <whitequark> also, helped me to finalize several of Foundry's core concepts.

18:21 <arossdotme> the battery been fine. I have been using it each week. with usb charger 3817160 without usb power 3784662. and from a few mins ago from the log with usb power 3820770. when I have look at the voltage on other days, it seams to be stuck around 37*

18:21 <arossdotme> I can dump the voltage log form when its been on.

18:22 <arossdotme> on = computer powered up

18:22 <arossdotme> not a external monitor