<OscarL>
muahahaha! it's alive! can connect (kinda slowly) via usb_rndis with this old phone!
<OscarL>
need to install the usb_rndis driver AFTER pluging in the phone and enabling USB tethering (otherwise, it won't work)
<zard>
\o/
<zard>
Hmm... skipping haiku_pyapi-0.2-git, as it is broken on the target architecture.
<zard>
Maybe because the arch is x86_gcc2?
<coolcoder613>
Yes, try haiku_pyapi_x86
<OscarL>
you need x86 for 32 bits.
<OscarL>
no gcc2 compiled extensions for python anymore :-D
* coolcoder613
has a port that will build without _x86
<zard>
Oh, so that's what that strange code I deleted was referencing :P
* zard
will have to take a look later, because he has to go
<coolcoder613>
Bye
<zard>
Bye all!
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<Al2O3>
coolcoder613_32 so you are doing things in 32 bit, instead of 64?
<Al2O3>
'downsizing' :)
<coolcoder613>
?
<zonk>
for those interested, my SSL errors were resolved by installing openjdk-17 instead, but there was some other weird behavior in the application with that. I'll probably need to talk to the app developer for that one.
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<OscarL>
Oh boy... the fun never ends! Hadn't had so many KDL since writting my own drivers :-D
<andreasdr[m]>
OscarL: Hi there
<andreasdr[m]>
What kind of driver are you developing?
<OscarL>
hello andreasdr[m]!
<OscarL>
Just testing some changes to usb_rnis driver (with guidance from PulkoMandy and korli), to see if I can make it work with my old phone :-D
<OscarL>
went from absolutely non-functional, to... hey... can actually connect to the internet with the thing!.... don't look it wrong thou, because KDL :-D
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<OscarL>
fun stuff! :-D
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<OscarL>
andreasdr[m]: my own drivers (the ones I was referring as giving me KDLs in the past), mostly just temperature/voltaje sensors...
<andreasdr[m]>
Nice. For which technique?
<OscarL>
(and my old and non-working (on Haiku) serial_mouse driver.)
<OscarL>
andreasdr[m]: amd_temp, and ITE's IT87xx chip.
<OscarL>
simple stuff, but already pushes my boundaries :-D
<OscarL>
hoping to learn a bit more in the process, and do a bit more complex stuff in the future (one can wish).
<andreasdr[m]>
Cool.
<andreasdr[m]>
Damn. Cant like your GitHub Profile :) Would leave a follow.
<andreasdr[m]>
It sais "its private"
<OscarL>
zonk: not sure we have many/enough "java people" over HaikuPorts, so... do not hesitate to open tickets / suggest corrections if you can do so!
<zonk>
yeah I am interested in making a port for this program but I need to get it working first :)
<OscarL>
andreasdr[m]: I'm not much of a social type of guy (despite being unable to shut up in here :-P)
<andreasdr[m]>
Ok. Sir :DDD
<andreasdr[m]>
I even cant looks at your driver :(((
<OscarL>
for those still running Windows, I *do* recommend checking out https://github.com/OscarL/MatrixSS, thou! (plan is to port it to Haiku... there was a port, but closed source).
<coolcoder613>
What can I use to resize the windows partition on my BeOS laptop with 64MB of RAM?
<zonk>
my toaster runs netbsd
<OscarL>
coolcoder613: HirenCD or similar "live" Windows on a pendrive... or... let me search the name of a partition tool I used last time...
<OscarL>
coolcoder613: PartitionWizard by "MiniTool"
<OscarL>
coolcoder613: I use the trial version 10 of that on my old (but "updated") HirenCD 15.2 (for dealing with other people's PCs)
<OscarL>
zonk: a toaster running netbsd sounds about right :-D
<OscarL>
coolcoder613: now that I remember... GParted from any recent Linux live cd/pendrive should also work.
<OscarL>
"recent" as in... at least from the last 12/15 years?
* OscarL
notices the "64 MB of RAM"... booting HirenCD in WinXP mode, and using one of the included utils MIGHT work.
<OscarL>
might be simpler to just remove the HDD, and resize it on another computer.
<scanty>
geez, i've been coding for hours.
<scanty>
spent the day in mmx land
<scanty>
found two bugs in GameKit, and one in Tracker, too.
* OscarL
tosses some water on scanty before the fire spreads.
<scanty>
hehe.
<scanty>
got BDirectWindow working :-)
<OscarL>
woohooo!
<scanty>
bug in BWindowScreen, unfortunately, so no fullscreen video yet.
<scanty>
segfault.
<OscarL>
part of the fun of coding in/for Haiku... little distance between app-fixer, and eventual OS-fixer :-D
<scanty>
i guess.... i have no idea how to fix the bug.
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<scanty>
going to take a break from coding for today... too much
<scanty>
hmmm webpositive is actually not too bad, if slow
<zdykstra>
it struggles with "big" sites, but for the "small web" it's fantastic
<scanty>
i suppose it would be quite a bit faster if we had accelerated video...
<erysdren>
yeah true
<erysdren>
if i could watch video smoothly on haiku i'd probably daily drive it then
<erysdren>
doesnt have to be on youtube, just from the disk would be nice
<Al2O3>
agreed
<scanty>
i just need pandora
<Al2O3>
:)
<Al2O3>
yah, I have pandora on the cli, for free, no ads, and love it.
<Al2O3>
not on haiku though.
<scanty>
pianobar?
<Al2O3>
yep
<Al2O3>
linux machine, have for years.
<scanty>
i use pithos
<scanty>
on linux
<Al2O3>
I do as well, either one.
<Al2O3>
actually now using pithos more.
<scanty>
pthos is awesome
<Al2O3>
yes it is.
<Al2O3>
it would very very very cool to have pithos running on haiku solid.
<Al2O3>
would keep programmers focused :)
<erysdren>
what is pithos?
<scanty>
yeah
<Al2O3>
a front end to pianobar/pandora
<scanty>
erysdren, it's a pandora client written in python
<Al2O3>
its free, no ads, its like a 'nice thank you' to old users.
<scanty>
yeah, it's great
<Al2O3>
at least that is how I see it.
<erysdren>
oh cool
<Al2O3>
never heard an advertisement in it for what, a decade?
<Al2O3>
or longer.
<erysdren>
i curate my own listening too much to use something like that, but it sounds nice :D
<scanty>
i have to use a dated version though, as i can't login with the newest one
<Al2O3>
right
<Al2O3>
me too
<Al2O3>
erysdren, oh you can do channels, but I get you pick and choose.
<Al2O3>
I do not, and their algos are fine with me.
<Al2O3>
I mean anything Ted Nugent is fine with me.
<Al2O3>
:)
<erysdren>
i have a huge collection of CDs now, and so many legally acquired FLACs
<Al2O3>
congrats.
<scanty>
i have lots of records
<Al2O3>
In the past I've had over 10000 LPs, ripped most.
<scanty>
ripped them all digitally
<scanty>
to flac
<erysdren>
awesome
<Al2O3>
long long time ago, lots of work.
<Al2O3>
hand encoded most of the data.
<erysdren>
i have a nice stash of records (Wall of Voodoo, Men at Work, They Might Be Giants) but i can't spin them anymore
<Al2O3>
and split most of them by hand.
<erysdren>
i had to sell my turntable
<Al2O3>
sorry to hear that.
<erysdren>
meh, i prefer CDs and tapes anyway just for the form factor
<Al2O3>
I bought 3 digital enabled (encoders) turntables about 10-11 years ago, and did a 2 year project each morning, 3 albums, evening hand split and encoding.
<Al2O3>
I don't, my shit is hifi bra
<Al2O3>
:)
<erysdren>
cassette tapes feel soooooooo good in the hand
<Al2O3>
so does my dick, but you don't see me talking about it :)
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* coolcoder613
installed NetBSD, messed up BeOS
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<HaikuUser>
I know this is possibly a very stupid question... but what exactly does it mean to InsetBy ? I get the point that we have to consider the width and heights of the scroll bars and everything but what exactly does the BRect::InsetBy function do?
<Begasus>
g'morning peeps
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<Begasus>
ilzu[m], your little app works :)
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<HaikuUser>
also what is the difference between Bounds() and Frame()?
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<nephele>
HaikuUser, Inset insets it, that is it adds a bit of spacing and begins drawing a bit further to the right/down, based on your inset
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<PulkoMandy>
It subtracts a value from all of left, right, top and bottom of the rectangle. Useful to add a bit of padding
<HaikuUser2>
Ha!
<HaikuUser2>
Haiku on my desktop machine again.
<PriyanshuGupta[m]>
morning
<PulkoMandy>
Bounds() is the coordinates of something in its own coordinate space (so left/top will always be 0,0), and Frame is the coordinate in the parent space (so left/top will be where a view is located insioe its parent view for example)
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<HaikuUser>
the thing is i was trying to make the project that wsa there in darkwyrms docs
<HaikuUser>
and was doing the thing where we make the lsit view
<HaikuUser>
its not rendering the listView properly tho
<HaikuUser>
I basically did for the bottom coordinate as
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<LinuxUser>
@Begasus hi!
<weda[m]>
@Begasus thanks for checking the recipe. I saw the Lint failure in the morning, will fix that when iam at home again. I used the owncloud recipe as base for this one. :)
<ilzu[m]>
Begasus @_oftc_Begasus:matrix.org: great to hear it works for you. That is fixed among few other things on upcoming 0.2 release which will be out in few days
<Begasus>
ilzu[m] nice!
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<LinuxUser>
cu
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<andreasdr[m]>
Cool.
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<Begasus>
better :)
<Begasus>
weda[m], second draft (altered the rdef file to get the information needed from the recipe) https://bpa.st/LFHGC
<Begasus>
did you check if the documentation can be build?
<Begasus>
nexcloud client running on 32bit also :)
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<zard>
Yesterday, I got a .hpkg of Haiku-PyAPI to run on 64 bit
<zard>
Soon, I'll need to get a .hpkg working for 32 bit
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<Begasus>
nice zard, just should if you need some help :)
<zard>
Thanks :)
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<waddlesplash>
trungnt2910[m]: no, it was about userlandfs. i had to disable your patch to use the file cache on fuse because it broke basically all FSes, the last read returned an error every time
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<trungnt2910[m]>
That's strange...
<trungnt2910[m]>
If it actually broke "all" FSes, then FUSE-base FSes should also break, shouldn't they?
<trungnt2910[m]>
Why did vmhgfs read operations work when I tested the patches then?
<trungnt2910[m]>
waddlesplash: Or do you mean things like `cat /path/to/some/valid/file` returning non-zero?
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<waddlesplash>
trungnt2910[m]: yes, cat reads the whole file, but then the last read() returns EINVAL (iirc)
<waddlesplash>
I didn't manage to debug why, it looked like a file cache read was returning that. but file cache reads past the end of files should just return 0 and no data
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<trungnt2910[m]>
<waddlesplash> "trungnt2910: no, it was about..." <- Since you're here... do you still have any objections against the current #7377?
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<waddlesplash>
maybe BLayoutSpacing would be better
<waddlesplash>
otherwise looks ok
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<erysdren>
anyone know what differences there are between the Haiku amd64 ABI and something like AMD64-SYSV?
<Begasus>
closing down here, cu peeps!
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<x512[m]>
erysdren: The same ABI except common Haiku-specific things like no PIE?
<erysdren>
ah
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<cocobean>
AMD64-SYSV is where the API/ABI is compatible across many UNIX-like/POSIX-compatible systems
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