on the
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grab just the files of an earlier Record (camera) activity that is
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The build output tree also now uses osN.img and osN.crc naming, for
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Sorry to be obvious, but you're only interested in B4 jumpiness, right?
(Being ultra-low humidity here, I was able to contribute to the earlier
humidity related problems like the keyboard lockup due ESD.)
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and
other stuff at the start of the drive. If I knew exactly how the
problem was caused, I'd recommend something, but I've missed the
reproducer. I admit, a full erase did fix a problem like this for me
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of revealing the details of these
function derivations.
At worst we'll create a generation who know math better than anyone else
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http://escapepod.org/podpress_trac/web/240/0/EP122_TranscendenceExpress.mp3
35 minutes.
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is to put usb8xxx.ko back into place, modprobe it, and use
Control/Alt/Backspace on the X server console. But then the wireless is
on. ;-}
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about firmware is a potential distraction,
which is why I'm answering rather than let it bother the people who are
busy. ;-) I do hope my answers have been helpful.
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I typed DIR and I got a Directory of Z:\
Therefore it works, I guess.
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be running on the OLPC software
builds. I see no benefit in turning it off.
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in the current
builds? I've a pygame app I'm considering working on.
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to be terrain or evironment.
However, I was able to take a few photographs with the Record activity
and then pull them off with SSH afterwards.
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very comfortable rather than rushed,
'cause I can't lay power wires out there. Hmm, or can I? *thinks*
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mail? That is the preferred option for developers, usually. The more
interfaces the better. If it is restricted to only HTTP, it won't get
much of my bandwidth.
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-623-b4-oom-dmesg.txt
This shows the first to be killed was Browse, which was my intention.
It did take a fair while for it to happen though, during which the
system was very unresponsive.
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on a B2 with build-debian, the dtmfdial package was used
to transmit tones over a ham radio for making an IRLP request. The DTMF
tones include 697 Hz for the top row.
In listening to podcasts, certainly headphones sound better.
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/olpc/.xinitrc: line 10: respeclaration: command not found
/home/olpc/.xinitrc: line 11: respeclaration: command not found
SetClientVersion: 0 9
(EE) SIGIO not blocked at xf86eqEnqueue
(EE) SIGIO not blocked at xf86eqEnqueue
(EE) SIGIO not blocked at xf86eqEnqueue
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version could have a single stopwatch
with a bar graph, stopwatch clock face, and digital display.
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to them. You cannot
dismiss them based on your first-world understanding of digital clocks.
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obstructions
apart from myself.
Hmm, interesting. Black rubberised track may contain a lot of
carbon, may end up behing a good reflector for the signal. Excluding
grass improves the signal.
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factorisation seen, but probably not
worth it. Otherwise it seemed to make sense. Is it in a build yet?
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someone energetic about emulation
build problem reporting, they become useful to the project, we send them
hardware, they stop mentioning emulation ... now I wonder why? ;-)
Emulation is potentially very useful for a deployment team doing
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, and the software re-use groups. I suspect this is mainly due
to the enthusiasm of the open source community pushing out unpopular
ideas. I think people like me (FOSS enthusiasts) might need to be kept
clear of those other development threads.
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Suggestions ... obtain a wireframe and render model of an XO and animate
it. I'm not into that community, but it would probably look nicer than
the static imagery.
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Integrate with face recognition using the camera, solve the
trigonometric problem of where the largest face is relative to the
centre of the screen, then warp the pointer ... so that the eyes follow
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prioritise, you are likely to
get a unit.
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On Wed, Dec 05, 2007 at 02:23:19AM -0500, C. Scott Ananian wrote:
You can also use:
olpc-update 650
No such module.
Presume you meant:
olpc-update ship.2-650
Which worked fine. 1.4Mb total download per B4 here.
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It doesn't seem like it would be difficult to write an activity that
opens a pty (like Terminal does), issues an su, and thus gives itself
elevated privileges. That's why the rest of the activity isolation
security model is important.
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was different, partition alignment changed, and fsck
kicked the dunny down.
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, and an increment of the
build version number.
wget http://dev.laptop.org/pub/firmware/libertas/
usb8388-5.110.20.p42.bin
mv usb8388-5.110.20.p42.bin /lib/firmware/usb8388.bin
I used p47.
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\boot
shows no olpc.fth.
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8. reboot, problem solved.
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algorithms, thermistor
attached to analog input, measuring heat in a matchbox, tiny 6V lamp as
heating element, learning will also include the benefit of insulation,
since battery operating time would be affected.
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and they are
correct. If your relay does not support them, it may be time to
fix it.
The XO software certainly makes assumptions, but these are so
trivially provided by a school server and internet connection that I
don't see these assumptions as a problem.
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now ... what does lsof(1) say this init process has open, and what
does /proc/1/stat* say about the memory cost?
I do recall there was a really good reason why our init is in
Python ... activation and so forth. Does it deserve recoding just to
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as Forth
for the firmware. Provided you create the appropriate environment,
other languages would be possible.
Kernel level programming ... first become familiar with kernel
development, then kernel building and testing. It is very similar to
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/2008/02/11/1202578694540.html
... the article,
http://dev.laptop.org/~quozl/2008-02-12-smh/images.html ... photographs
from the press photographer.
http://dev.laptop.org/~quozl/2008-02-13-abc-local-radio/ ... today's
interview, same audio, several formats.
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should configure a real XS. Anyone got any quick
instructions? I've a couple of active antenna I can use.
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Kept this test running overnight, total of 6% loss over 33600 packets,
each link with an snr of 50 to 60. The end node reported libertas: tx
watch dog timeout ... so I'm not confident the test reproduced
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reader units via USB, and they behave like
a keyboard, and keyboards already work. I've put off buying one for a
couple of months though.
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the expectation of
interference from other radio sources, therefore it goes up with
solar flux, temperature and proximity to population clusters. There has
to be sufficient difference between the noise level and the signal level
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over Bonjour / Zeroconf.
any suggestions on where to start/
Exclude packet loss.
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is wanted.
Adding a half second delay to millions of kids doesn't seem justifiable.
Half a second for each of them is like five minutes to me.
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package on Debian, but not on recent builds,
I'm not sure if the extension is present in the X-Server, but if it is,
then dsh could be used to press enter on many units at once.
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nullification
of unfair terms in consumer contracts and software licenses. If that
moves forward, things will be even more interesting.)
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is that developers who wish to contribute can
ignore the dissenting opinions and concentrate on coding in areas they
can contribute.
p.s. a @laptop.org address does not imply I am paid by OLPC. It is an
address that lets me participate more directly, that's all.
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continuing to use the term. ;-} I
like his books though.
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The distribution of the output is then useful to determine how well the
time was set across the test bed. Running it a second time gives better
synchronisation, since everything is in memory.
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and updates available,
and that is the olpc-update mechanism. It restarts from where it was
disconnected as well, since it uses rsync.
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instead on new
information that can be integrated into the review ... such as whether a
non-localised keyboard would be usable, and what quantity you think you
will need. Maybe you already mentioned that though. I'm focusing on
one reply out of many.
p.s. I'm a volunteer, not an employee.
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on Europe.
Concentrate on what you are good at.
(In Australia, we use US keyboard layout, and only occasionally miss
having the BBQ and PUB keys.)
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So it is root UID you need for a user-space program, not a kernel
driver, I see. Have you considered setuid?
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But /etc/udev/rules.d is executed as root, so your activity would still
need excessive privilege.
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isn't what is being made.
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Re clothing ... with B1 keyboard static issues, I learned what clothing
was unsuitable. Fur lined boots. Don't be surprised if you find
clothing dependencies for B4 trackpad, in your specific case, since you
might be influencing an RF field.
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improved such that it is upstream-friendly.
Where are the XO-specific patches? (I wanted to have a quick look at
them to see how they could be reworked, but I didn't know where to find
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? Almost every other activity does not
require root, or obtains it through a carefully controlled mechanism via
the kernel.
Can you tell me what syscall fails if it is not root? strace may be
helpful.
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is intended for
charging VRLA (SLA) batteries, and the XO (a) doesn't have that
chemistry, and (b) has it's own charge controller. I would not expect
it to work.
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0.073s.
Not exactly a rock solid test ... does anyone else see similar?
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be to take the connection management parts of
python-xlib, and reduce them down. There doesn't seem to be any keep
alive or timeout stuff in it.
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+
def run(opts, args):
Start the Rainbow DBus service.
log(GC'ing spool %s, SPOOL)
@@ -155,4 +173,5 @@ def run(opts, args):
print 'Service running mainloop.'
mainloop = gobject.MainLoop()
+x_watch()
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-en '\007' /dev/tty1
sleep 0.4
echo -en '\007' /dev/tty1
}
case ${ID_FS_UUID} in
2d1418da-0b75-4676-89a2-dae422ffa4f2)
backup backups
break
;;
*)
touch /tmp/backup-${ID_FS_UUID}.ignored
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and awareness to diagnose
further, but thought I'd post my observations in case anyone else
notices any correlation. Sorry. Not enough data yet.
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report quickly without having to ensure the report quality was high.
If I get time, I shall try reproducing the problem and raise a ticket.
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On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 12:49:06PM +1200, Martin Langhoff wrote:
Well, it *seems* that I cannot get a bell to sound on any of the
systems I can get my hands on today. [...]
Systems that route the PC speaker into the mixer will also need
alsamixer settings changed accordingly.
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, and the signal strength
bar. ;-)
Oh, by the way, it worked, well done!
(The old behaviour, of showing a disconnect item, and a channel number,
for my local wireless network, was gone. I gather that is what you
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to #8019, but unlikely to be the
cause, IMHO.
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://dev.laptop.org/~quozl/2008-08-22-ps-mem/ has the samples that I
took, showing how they are difficult to compare.
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them. The value you report seems normal.
ps_mem gives me your same output, except for cerebro.
I've no idea why cerebro chose to run. Under what conditions is it run?
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On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 1:47 PM, James Cameron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also tried using ps_mem.py to compare memory used by processes, but
the method that ps_mem.py uses has changed as a result of kernel change.
http
}/
(chroot ${ROOT_DIR} dpkg -i /${k})
rm -f ${ROOT_DIR}/${k}
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Bricks B2s. ;-(
But works on B4 and C2.
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./initchroot.sh \
--package-list kde.packages \
--mirror http://localhost:/debian kde.root
As a result of this, the hundreds of megabytes of packages will be kept
locally for re-use.
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showed 33Mb used by the browser, and
64Mb free.
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dev.laptop.org confirmed down from my perspective too. Connection timed
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On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 10:48:41AM +1000, James Cameron wrote:
% git clone http://dev.laptop.org/~quozl/xodist.git
While dev.laptop.org is down, I've placed a git repository on my own
site:
http://quozl.linux.org.au/git/xodist.git
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G'day Timothy,
The symptoms you describe are also consistent with battery voltage
falling below the critical threshold as a result of the powering up of
the host-powered hub, keyboard and mouse. But only if there was no AC
adaptor connected. Was there one connected at the time?
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6. battery management firmware that is faulty (we had some early
software faults ... but I don't know which faults might be in the
version you have)
The support team has a battery charge monitoring script, if I recall
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a
the optional base. It is an error to supply a base when converting a
Has anyone got an idea of how to measure the heap by usage?
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Three kids under a tree. Sharing fine. One climbs the tree. Sharing
stops. They'll soon learn to stop climbing trees. Is this really what
we want? Tree climbing is a very useful skill.
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In the past week I've noticed eth0 missing, but it came back after a
power cycle, so I wasn't sure if it was reproducible. Now that you've
mentioned related strangeness, I'll try harder to reproduce it.
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xcompmgr, ten (10) cycles. with xcompmgr, fifteen (15)
cycles.
There's probably a more robust method to test this, but the degree of
the improvement was significant. I didn't measure the memory impact.
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of package branches and private package
archives.
But really, it comes down to what the current developers are familiar
with. The technical reasons don't beat not-invented-here.
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On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 10:14:52PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how do I do screenshots on the XO?
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Sugar/Quick_screenshot_hack
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the file onto a local web server and use
a shorter path ... http:\\x\y
You'll need to have external power connected to complete the reflash.
The same applies.
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4. press ESC again to cancel the automatic boot,
5. type disable-security and press ENTER.
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with the
G1G1 activity set, and half with a debxo KDE build. The younger kids
who had not used computers much before certainly selected the G1G1
units. The older kids and adults who have used computers extensively
found the KDE builds more fascinating. It's what they knew.
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On Mon, 3 Nov 2008, James Cameron wrote:
The TODO file in the xodist git repository has a hardware enablement
section that I added last week, which covers some of the things this
thread has discussed.
link to xodist please
(translated set 2, code 0x65 on
isa0060/serio0).
[ 832.249013] atkbd.c: Use 'setkeycodes 65 keycode' to make it known.
[ 832.420977] atkbd.c: Unknown key released (translated set 2, code 0x65 on
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[ 832.420977] atkbd.c: Use 'setkeycodes 65 keycode' to make it known.
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Some scancodes have no mapping to keycodes in the kernel on debxo, yet
they have a mapping on the OLPC OS build.
Because the mapping has not gone upstream yet.
On OLPC OS build 757, loadkeys is run by /etc/init.d/olpc-configure
On Mon, Nov 03, 2008 at 04:28:15AM -0500, Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams wrote:
On Mon, 2008-11-03 at 19:45 +1100, James Cameron wrote:
[many poignant words]
Poignant? That's a new one. ;-)
If you'll allow me to barge in on this conversation for but a moment...
https://bugzilla.redhat.com
On Mon, Nov 03, 2008 at 01:24:00AM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
right now nothing shows up if I run this from an xterm
Works for me. I was doing it on debxo KDE. What were you trying it on?
xev is /usr/bin/xev, provided by the x11-utils package.
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that
prevents it? I thought the build system was just a set of downloads and
put-it-together processes.
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Indeed it is excellent stuff ... I've not flawed it here in several
tests. Well done Mitch.
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I've been able to reproduce Gary's symptom by waiting for the jingle and
then holding down the ESC key.
Simple rule, don't hold it down. Doesn't hurt much.
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