<waddlesplash>
the audit is really only a "first pass," I'm sure I'm missing things
<Vidrep_64>
What's next on your "to do" list?
<waddlesplash>
filesystem/block device cleanup that I noticed while working on ntfs
<waddlesplash>
probably may include fixing up PulkoMandy's "2TB+" patches to get us support for huge drives
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<Vidrep_64>
I think I have a open ticket for that. I remember trying to install multiboot Haiku on a 6TB drive, and I had to play around to get it to work.
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<aa55[m]>
<BrunoSpr> "aa55 all GSOC students has to..." <- BrunoSpr: Sorry, but I didn't get your point. Do I need to build Haiku from binaries like gentoo?
<humdinger>
aa55[m]: it means you'll have to set up your dev environment to build Haiku from source.
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<chaoticbob[m]>
I think I'm going to treat myself to a serial out viewing of the Haiku boot process
<andreasdr>
Have fun.
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<chaoticbob[m]>
That'sd pretty cool
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<chaoticbob[m]>
haven't had to hook up a serial port in like 20+ years!
<chaoticbob[m]>
Now I just need a PS2 keyboard to make KDL possible
<Guest5446>
you can bind a shortcut to kernel_debugger instead
<Guest5446>
should work with usb hid... I think, might not though :D (I've never used a usb keyboard with haiku, only PS2, so take my hint with a bit of salt)
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<roiredX>
good day
<chaoticbob[m]>
it does not seem to like my USB keyboard....it prints the commands that's about it
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<humdinger>
chaoticbob[m]: you mean the Shortcuts prefs don't work with assigning /bin/kernel_debugger to a key combo?
<chaoticbob[m]>
you mean to bring it up?
<chaoticbob[m]>
I think it brings it up fine
<chaoticbob[m]>
it's once i'm in KDL...my keyboard seems to do nothing
<humdinger>
oh, right. USB keyboards often don't work there.
<humdinger>
probably a visa issue... :)
<chaoticbob[m]>
lol
<chaoticbob[m]>
if that's the case then USB keyboards and I share a common struggle
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<waddlesplash>
chaoticbob[m]: what USB? ehci or xhci are the ones that work for USB in KDL
<waddlesplash>
also note that you may need to enter KDL via the keyboard for it to work
<waddlesplash>
if you only have one attached USB keyboard, then it should be fine, but often times mouse devices claim to have a keyboard too, for example, so then we can't pick the right one automatically necessarily
<waddlesplash>
hence if you enter KDL via the USB keyboard itself at least once and then exit it, that may resolve things
<x512[m]>
USB keyboard not work in KDL for me. Keyboard is connected by USB 2.0 hub.
<waddlesplash>
x512[m]: did you try entering KDL via the keyboard?
<x512[m]>
Entering works, typing not.
<x512[m]>
It probably worked some years ago, not sure.
<x512[m]>
HiFive Unmatched is nice, it has hardware UART connected by USB. Getting syslog and typing in KDL is easy and reliable.
<Skipp_OSX>
still no beaglev boards :/
<x512[m]>
Not this year at least.
<chaoticbob[m]>
I think it's time i purchase one of the HiFive boards
<chaoticbob[m]>
waddlesplash: based on the the output I've seen it looks like both ehci and xhci - i don't know which one the keyboard is connected to tho
<chaoticbob[m]>
Also...what is the PC keyboard equivalent of Alt-SysReq-D?
<chaoticbob[m]>
Alt + Break + D?
<waddlesplash>
no, it's still alt+sysrq+D
<waddlesplash>
usually prntscrn = sysrq
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<chaoticbob[m]>
got it...yeah that works in KDL but the keyboard doesn't see to work
<chaoticbob[m]>
However my serial connection works and somehow i managed to start a game of hangman?
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<shaka444[m]>
What do you do with this (from checkfs)? "META:company (inode = 63716), has blocks already set"
<B2IA>
(AGMS) shaka444[m] Find out which file it is, zip it up to some other storage device (so attributes are preserved), delete it, rerun checkfs, restore the file from the backup.
<B2IA>
(AGMS) That means some file (likely a People file) has the "META:company" attribute using data that is in the free blocks space.
<B2IA>
(AGMS) Can find the file by doing a query for all files with the META:company attribute.
<shaka444[m]>
Thanks AGMS!
<B2IA>
(AGMS) This should show all files: query -a "META:company=*""
<mmu_man>
(note we never actually used "Facebook:company=*" previously)
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<shaka444[m]>
<mmu_man> "(note we never actually used "..." <- I was thinking that too ;-)
<Skipp_OSX>
hehe
<shaka444[m]>
AGMS query -a "META:company=*"" not showing anything
<B2IA>
(AGMS) Hmmm, guess the attribute isn't in the index, shaka444[m]
<B2IA>
(AGMS) So zip up your People directory, delete it, do the checkfs, then restore it.
<shaka444[m]>
is there a way to find an inode?
<shaka444[m]>
ok
<B2IA>
(AGMS) Maybe.
<B2IA>
(AGMS) Nope, don't see any obvious utilities for it.
<B2IA>
(AGMS) Though the API for the kernel should let you find an inode when given a file path.
<B2IA>
(AGMS) The paranoid recovery method for that is to copy the whole disk file by file to a newly formatted disk (with indices created in advance on the new disk so they accumulate the files as they are copied).
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<shaka444[m]>
AGMS I could do that then reformat the original drive and copy everything back..
<B2IA>
(AGMS) Yes, that should work, shaka444[m]
<B2IA>
(AGMS) By the way, the "lsindex -l" command will list the indices on a particular disk volume, so you know which ones to recreate.
<B2IA>
(AGMS) Though by running the email program and the People program, a lot of them get recreated automatically.
<shaka444[m]>
The interesting thing is, I've never used the People program
<shaka444[m]>
email yes
<B2IA>
(AGMS) Maybe you downloaded a People file from BeShare or some other file sharing that preserves attributes.
<B2IA>
(AGMS) I see s BBJimmy one in my BeShare.
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<shaka444[m]>
Yes used it MANY years ago in Be and still have the files here..
<shaka444[m]>
Hmm so playing with lsindex I see that there is an option --mkindex which outputs mkindex commands to recreate all the indices.
<shaka444[m]>
will that help? is it dangerous?
<shaka444[m]>
or would mkindex command alone help?
<rennj>
addattr rmattr copyattr settype setmime mimeset ..beos bible covered some of this stuff
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<rennj>
i did have usenet and email work with just tracker/opentracker and bfs filesystem foo
<rennj>
using bfs database feature create schema i suppose like email: to from subject date
<rennj>
opentracker sort the email and show you info by those attributes
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<B2IA>
(AGMS) Nice; I had to manually set up the mkindex commands when formatting a new disk.