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<fancy2209[m]> just on time
<fancy2209[m]> or maune a not çate
<fancy2209[m]> `maube a bit late
<fancy2209[m]> I can check now
<waddlesplash> nope, I'm still here for the moment
<waddlesplash> and I see x512[m] merged my PR so I'm going to update the wayland recipe
<fancy2209[m]> Also for some reason on the nightly
<fancy2209[m]> RDNIS replugging works
<fancy2209[m]> and I do not get those erorrs
<waddlesplash> good!
<waddlesplash> well, the errors would be interesting to see anyway
<waddlesplash> if you can get a crash report from one
<waddlesplash> would be nice to fix it regardless
<fancy2209[m]> I'll have to reinstall R5 after testing the changes since I'm using the new Haiku.hpkg
<fancy2209[m]> * I'll have to reinstall R5 after testing the changes to get itsince I'm using the new Haiku.hpkg
<waddlesplash> beta5 you mean? ok
<fancy2209[m]> yeah
<fancy2209[m]> also it seems RDNIS is working but not fully
<fancy2209[m]> after a replug
<fancy2209[m]> since
<fancy2209[m]> A atualização do repositório "Haiku" falhou 0%: Operation not supported
<fancy2209[m]> The following changes will be made:
<fancy2209[m]> A atualização do repositório "HaikuPorts" falhou 0%: Operation not supported
<fancy2209[m]> It failed to update repos
<fancy2209[m]> said operating isn't supported
<waddlesplash> could be the gateway is wrong or something like that
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<fancy2209[m]> by the way, Nheko stopped working when I installed the new Haiku.hpkg
<fancy2209[m]> I had to use element on IceWheasel
<fancy2209[m]> anywho changes almost finished building
<waddlesplash> new wayland-server now in the depots
<waddlesplash> upgrade to 0.1.20241213-1 for a much more stable Iceweasel experience
<fancy2209[m]> I forgot to pull main
<fancy2209[m]> Recompiling
<fancy2209[m]> Then I can finally test
<waddlesplash> err, did you apply the patch?
<waddlesplash> the patch isn't in master branch yet and must be applied manually
<waddlesplash> you don't technically need to pull main to apply the patch and test with it
<fancy2209[m]> waddlesplash: Yes
<waddlesplash> ok
<fancy2209[m]> I applied it, committed it and the change to Radeon hd I did locally, and then ran jam again
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<fancy2209[m]> Ok yep
<fancy2209[m]> it works!
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<waddlesplash> nice!
<fancy2209[m]> the ACPI fix I mean
<fancy2209[m]> no kernel panics
<fancy2209[m]> also I fee like pkgman breaking is related to the fact i installed a custom haiku.hpkg
<waddlesplash> oh
<waddlesplash> how did you build it
<waddlesplash> exact command line pls
<fancy2209[m]> jam -q -j18 haiku.hpkg haiku_devel.hpkg
<waddlesplash> yeah, that's the problem
<waddlesplash> and that may be the problem with radeon_hd
<fancy2209[m]> pkgman install generated/objects/haiku/x86_64/packaging/packages/*.hpkg
<waddlesplash> because you didn't specify a @profile
<waddlesplash> so you get some very minimal default profile
<fancy2209[m]> Ohhhh
<waddlesplash> which has SSL disabled, and very few drivers, and etc.
<fancy2209[m]> what's the profile I should use?
<waddlesplash> probably @nightly-raw
<waddlesplash> the stuff after the - does not matter since you are building one package not a full image
<waddlesplash> e.g. @nightly-vmdk, @nightly-anyboot all generate different image types
<waddlesplash> but if you request only HPKGs then that step isn't done
<waddlesplash> so, jam -q -j18 @nightly-raw haiku.hpkg ...
<waddlesplash> you will get a random error about @nightly-raw not being a known target, just ignore that
<waddlesplash> really we should fix it tbh, but I never dug into the jam logic to see what is going wrong there
<waddlesplash> if you don't specify any targets (just "jam -q -jN @nightly-raw") then it doesn't give that error
<fancy2209[m]> wait how the hell is https working
<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] waddlesplash pushed 1 commit to master [hrev58407] - https://git.haiku-os.org/haiku/log/?qt=range&q=cde0531bd91d+%5Eb592ba6662b1
<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] cde0531bd91d - ACPI: Restore use of uncached memory for physical mappings outside ARM.
<waddlesplash> fancy2209[m]: well it will work if you use some package that isn't built with the OS
<waddlesplash> like wget or whatever
<fancy2209[m]> ah that explains why iceweasel works
<waddlesplash> it's just the built in HTTP library isn't compiled against libssl
<waddlesplash> yeah
<waddlesplash> alright, there's the fix pushed
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<fancy2209[m]> nice
<fancy2209[m]> now time to check if radeon_hd works
<fancy2209[m]> * nice, thank you
<waddlesplash> oh, another tip
<waddlesplash> you may want to add HAIKU_PACKAGE_COMPRESSION_LEVEL = 1 ; to your UserBuildConfig
<waddlesplash> packages generated will be much larger but also will take way less time at the "Creating the package" stage
* waddlesplash adds that to the list of things to document
<waddlesplash> guess I'm going to spend a bunch of time next week (or next month more like) rewriting ReadMe.Compiling and related pages...
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<fancy2209[m]> i guess haha
<fancy2209[m]> welp radeon_hd still didn't kick in
<fancy2209[m]> how do I check the kernel logs?
<waddlesplash> main one is in /var/log/syslog
<waddlesplash> radeon_hd should have messages in there from startup
<fancy2209[m]> when i go attach a file with element in icewheasel
<fancy2209[m]> the browser dies
<fancy2209[m]> also still not sure why nheko doesn't work anymore, I guess it broke since B5
<fancy2209[m]> s/since/after/
<waddlesplash> fancy2209[m]: did you upgrade to the latest wayland-server
<waddlesplash> the 20241213 version that just came out like an hour ago :P
<waddlesplash> fancy2209[m]: 404 no such file. seems to have vanished pretty fast
<fancy2209[m]> oh darn
<fancy2209[m]> someone downloaded it
<fancy2209[m]> waddlesplash: yep
<waddlesplash> maybe me, I just wanted to look at it but clicking download tried to save it
<waddlesplash> we often use 0x0.st around here
<waddlesplash> you can curl to that
<fancy2209[m]> http://0x0.st/XFuh.txt
<fancy2209[m]> alt tabbing from a wayland app seems to also be working
<fancy2209[m]> *not working
<waddlesplash> yeah I saw that myself
<waddlesplash> a bit annoying
<waddlesplash> fancy2209[m]: "KERN: radeon_hd: init_hardware"
<waddlesplash> so, the driver was loaded
<waddlesplash> but it doesn't seem to think you have any hardware it can try
<fancy2209[m]> Weird
<fancy2209[m]> I checked and I did uncomment the right one
<fancy2209[m]> Is Radeon HD on a separate package?
<waddlesplash> show me your git diff
<waddlesplash> nope
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<fancy2209[m]> I can't because I had to commit it
<waddlesplash> ? why?
<fancy2209[m]> So I could pull changes
<waddlesplash> use "git stash" instead
<waddlesplash> just "git stash" stashes changes in your working tree
<fancy2209[m]> I've already done it though :/
<waddlesplash> "git stash pop" pops the last set of changes you stashed and applies them
<waddlesplash> how did you get the new changes? git pull --rebase?
<waddlesplash> or did you make a merge commit?
<scantysnax> iceweasel looks good... still have that phantom tile at the cursor though
<fancy2209[m]> here's the diff
<waddlesplash> idk
<fancy2209[m]> device Display controller (VGA compatible controller, VGA controller) [3|0|0]
<fancy2209[m]> vendor 1002: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI]
<fancy2209[m]> device 164c: Lucienne
<waddlesplash> guess you get to add some dprintfs() and figure out why it's bailing out too early :)
<waddlesplash> welcome to the wonderful world of driver development
<fancy2209[m]> when i wake up tough
<fancy2209[m]> it's 1 am
<fancy2209[m]> good night
<waddlesplash> good night
<fancy2209[m]> clicking shutdown with iceweasel open is also an issue
<fancy2209[m]> <scantysnax> "iceweasel looks good... still..." <- same, mine changed color
<fancy2209[m]> anywho bie
<fancy2209[m]> * an issue, causes the haiku crash handler to show up
<scantysnax> fancy2209[m]: me too.
<scantysnax> (changed colour)
<fancy2209[m]> * changed color to black
<scantysnax> yes
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<Begasus> morning peeps
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<MonniTheCat> morning Begasus
<Begasus> Morning MonniTheCat
<Begasus> no side tracks today and tomorrow, first the frameworks update :)
<MonniTheCat> I'm still trying to crash Tracker ;) ... Managed few times but something changed in last few hrevs...
<Begasus> crashed about 5 minutes ago here :)
<MonniTheCat> Begasus: I don't have Haiku running at the moment, so Tracker can't crash...
<MonniTheCat> Few hrevs ago I got it to crash in BPartition::Unmount() ;)
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<Begasus> maybe it was still busy MonniTheCat
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<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] autocommitter pushed 1 commit to master [hrev58408] - https://git.haiku-os.org/haiku/log/?qt=range&q=da701bc547ec+%5Ecde0531bd91d
<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] da701bc547ec - Update translations from Pootle
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<Yoke> I keep forgtting how fast Haiku boots, I don't even see the Rocket before the monitor turns on (unless I restart)
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<Begasus> no time to get coffee? :)
<Yoke> more Hot-chocolate in my case but yeah XD
<Yoke> honestly I'm dreading the day my new psu turns up and I have to go back to windows, it's gonna feel sooooooo slowwwww
<Begasus[m]> nice, breeze-icons almost done at buildmaster for 32bit :)
<Yoke> nice to see 32 bit getting some love, especialy when mainline windows is leaving 32bit behind (for the most part)
<Begasus> 32bit has been my main target for a long time, until this laptop came along :)
<Begasus> but still run it to check up on things
<Begasus> biab
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<Begasus> KIO coming up now ...
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* OscarL only uses 32 bits so Begasus doesn't gets mad for the lack of testing when submitting PRs.
<OscarL> slowest (somewhat still usable, except for fancy web stuff) system I have, Atom N450 2 GB, is 64 bits capable.
<Yoke> an ATOM?! at least they have some use ouside of puppy Linux now
<Begasus> 'lo OscarL!
<OscarL> I don't bother anymore with the older ones (P4, Sempron 3000+, both 64 bit capable too), or the 32 bits only Celeron LGA775, Athlon Thunderbird 900 MHz, or Duron "1300+".
<OscarL> Hey there Begasus :-)
<Begasus> well, for some it's really required to check them on 32bit
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<OscarL> python 3.13 recipe, might take a bit longer to compile than the rest (took almost an hour here on bare metal)
<Begasus> np here, in the process of building the KDE frameworks and cleaning unneeded things in there
<Begasus> doggies* :)
<fancy2209[m]> <Yoke> "honestly I'm dreading the day my..." <- Huh? Why would you go back to windows just because of a new PSU?
<Yoke> the psu in my main rig blew up after moving house
<OscarL> Yoke: Haiku runs well on that Atom N450, but it lacks the equivalent to Linux's acpi_cpufreq driver, so it runs too hot for my taste (same thing on this Phenom II, one of the reasons I mosly use VMs)
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<Yoke> OscarL: always a great day when the keyboard gets uncomfortably hot to type on
<OscarL> extra fun in summer time (when we get > 40 C down here).
<Yoke> oh lord, nevermind the computer, I'd be hitting shutdown temps
<Yoke> I will never understand how people can work in that heat, because I'm guessing it's super humid in summer there too?
<OscarL> pretty dry where I live, fortunately (kinda too dry even)
<Begasus> k, round 4
<OscarL> last summer was almost unbearable (hot from early Oct to ends of March). This year, still having cool night at least, hope trend continues :-)
* OscarL will look into importing some dash patches from Debian.
<Begasus> ah, right, waited on that PR for that to be sure
* coolcoder613 waves
* Begasus waves back at coolcoder613
<OscarL> \o/
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<OscarL> mmm, when using VirtualBox... Tracker crashes a lot for me. Now that I'm using VMware... itis Deskbar the one that off-itself on the regular :-D
<Begasus[m]> heh
<Begasus[m]> spooky :P
<B2IA> (draKon) hello OscarL
<OscarL> hello!
<B2IA> (draKon) (^^)
<B2IA> (draKon) :(-)
<B2IA> (draKon) hi Begasus
<Begasus> Hi drakon
<B2IA> (draKon) have ye setup webserver yet Begasus and oscarL
<B2IA> (draKon) ?
<B2IA> (draKon) i got poorman working, but i dont like the name
<Begasus> ye?
<B2IA> (draKon) kinda feel i need more configurable software
<OscarL> only tested poorman once (when trying to patch it for zeroconf support).
<B2IA> (draKon) my router didnt let me connect to the local host though i set up port forwarding
<B2IA> (draKon) or tried too
<Begasus> there is apache
<B2IA> (draKon) ye singular of plural you for me, its what i learnt in english
<OscarL> I don't lnow much about network stuff (even less than about other stuff, go figure)
<B2IA> (draKon) oh yeh, i gotta install that one,, thanks for reminding me, i installed lighttp and its bit messy tutorial
<Begasus> guess it's kinda a youth language :)
<B2IA> (draKon) i wanted to do something different and exhaust other options catered to haiku before apache
<B2IA> (draKon) yeh, it was bit to like quick quick, but not very clear
<OscarL> RobinHood used to be a better PoorMan..., on BeOS days at least.
<Begasus> PoorMan is a very very basic one
<B2IA> (draKon) im a teacher, so when i lay out instructions, i like seeing things a particular waay
<B2IA> (draKon) some tutorials are like a dogs breakfast
<Begasus> no bad word on doggies :)
<B2IA> (draKon) haha :)
<B2IA> (draKon) i actually felt the tutorial for lighttp was a good try
<B2IA> (draKon) compared to others ive seen
<OscarL> seems RobinHood is 32 bits only :-(
<Begasus> haven't fiddled with it much
<Begasus> reminds me I need to checkup on gerbera one of these days again ...
<B2IA> (draKon) BSD one i looked at the other day, like lets just say, i really feel there i something out there that DOES NOT want something to happen big with IT across the earths
<Begasus> heh
<B2IA> (draKon) some software is simpliticty elegaance
<B2IA> (draKon) elegance*
<OscarL> mmm, patched dash fails to work on "jam -q -j4 Terminal" (good thing I tried :-P)
<Begasus> how is dash related to jam OscarL?
<OscarL> if dash is installed, Haiku's ./configure will pick it up, and use it instead of bash.
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<OscarL> waddlesplash mentioned some potential big speedup improvements with that setup.
<Begasus> ah, never heard of it, nice
<OscarL> right, I wasn't aware of it either.
<Begasus> might speed up some builds with haikuporter too?
<OscarL> didn't speed up things for me though... at least when just "jamming" a particular target.
<Begasus> lol
<OscarL> might speed up mimedb/locale catalogs stuff though... haven't used it to create a full haiku.hpkg yet.
<OscarL> Begasus: re: haikuporter... no idea how tied HP is to bash peculiarities.
<OscarL> "posix_spawnp: No such file or directory" is the error I get now, "posix_spawnp" not mentioned on the patches I've applied. Sigh.
<Begasus[m]> back to Debian ... :)
<OscarL> I'm applying Debian patches so... back to un-debian for me :-)
<OscarL> (no mention of posix_spawnp on dash sources either, mmm)
<OscarL> welp... tril and error it is then!
<OscarL> s/tril/trial/
<OscarL> Begasus[m]: good thing https://github.com/haikuports/haikuporter/pull/254 got merged, makes testing easier :-D
<OscarL> mmm, wonder if it fails because I installed it with pkgman -H...
<OscarL> yeah... might be that... "JAMSHELL ?= /bin/dash -e -c ;" :-D
<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] pulkomandy pushed 1 commit to master [hrev58409] - https://git.haiku-os.org/haiku/log/?qt=range&q=a38c3c0384cb+%5Eda701bc547ec
<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] a38c3c0384cb - serial/tty: fix handling of custom baudrates
<OscarL> (doesn't likes relative paths either)
<fancy2209[m]> why are all the sdl2 subpackages called sdl2_something but sdl itself is called libsdl2?
<Begasus[m]> right OscarL had a list of fedora patches in there the other day :)
<OscarL> weee! using full path worked. will re-activate the patch I commented out :-D
<OscarL> (and then test installing it system-wide instead :-P)
<Begasus> fancy2209[m] sdl2_image is not part of libsdl2
<Begasus> if you mean those
<Begasus> OscarL python3.13 good to go? just saw it :)
<OscarL> yes, should be fine.
<Begasus> ok :)
<OscarL> (updated it last night, but was too tired to run another build... did so when I woke up)
<Begasus[m]> done :)
<Begasus[m]> on to part 4
<OscarL> run tests on it too (not on the others, as I used RAMFS, and with a VM.... was running out of mem :-D)
<fancy2209[m]> Begasus: what I meant is
<fancy2209[m]> why it it not called libsdl2_image?
<fancy2209[m]> why is the naming incosistent?
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<OscarL> Haikuports follows Gentoo's naming comventions (mostly)
<fancy2209[m]> oh
<Begasus> fancy2209[m]? it is?, there is sdl_image and sdl2_image?
<fancy2209[m]> that's an odd naming convetion
<OscarL> fancy2209[m]: look at the different names for it: https://repology.org/project/sdl2-image/versions
<fancy2209[m]> Begasus: and then there is libsdl and libsdl2
<Begasus> yeah, both are not the same
<Begasus> 1.2.15 and 2.31.10
<Begasus> libsdl is the older one, but still in use
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<Begasus[m]> fancy2209 an old issue that is resolved since then: https://github.com/haikuports/haikuports/issues/3878
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<fancy2209[m]> my issues was just how sdl1,2 and sdl2 had lib for the base but the additional sdl libs didn't have lib
<OscarL> I think in general some projects prefer to use the upstream name where possible?
<OscarL> they don't call it libsdl_image.
<fancy2209[m]> to be fair the main repository also doesn't call itself libsdl
<fancy2209[m]> only the site does
<OscarL> See, not even them are consistent about it. Send PRs upstream :-P
<fancy2209[m]> fair
<Begasus[m]> I think that affix has been around for a loooong time :)
<fancy2209[m]> talking about the lib prefix, did it get removed from cairo?
<fancy2209[m]> s/cairo/pango/
<fancy2209[m]> neveermind
<fancy2209[m]> I got confused
<Begasus> heh
<fancy2209[m]> it just wanted to use cairo1.18 instead of cairo
<Begasus> bugger sidetracked again now ...
<OscarL> (in general... naming is hard, I think that's why HaikuPorts decided to "outsource" that task, and follow Gentoo's naming for the most parts)
<Begasus> it's like that for pango, but also for lua/boost ...
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* OscarL tries to build robinhood on 64 bits.
<Begasus> go for it!
<OscarL> epic fail: "Error: *** Failed to find a match for "libhttp_devel": Name not found" :-D
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* OscarL tries to compile libhttp on 64 bits.
<Begasus> now fix it! :)
<OscarL> ARCHITECTURES="?all x86_gcc2" / SECONDARY_ARCHITECTURES="x86" <<< a bit odd :-)
<Begasus> I didn't touch it! (I think) :D
<OscarL> libhttp build just fine, apparently.... let's try again with robinhood.
<Begasus> isn't that in the depot?
<Begasus> ah no, that's httpd
<OscarL> do we care about RobinHood being GCC2? (I might just move it to newer GCC)
<Begasus> don't think so
<OscarL> welp, it starts at least :-)
<cratuki> Is BeShare still the place people go to share files? If so, which server? Or do people use something else now?
<OscarL> Seems to work! (running server from VM, can access it from Host)
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<OscarL> not much activity on BeShare on the last years, cratuki.
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<OscarL> sharing files via beshare was more useful "back then" that it is now, I think.
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<Begasus> yeah! lot's of goodies back then :D
<OscarL> RobinHood needs some love, but seems usable enough!
<Begasus> +1
<OscarL> Making it available on 64 bits might spark interest in fixing it further.
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<Begasus> might even bring some enhancements :)
<Halian> Morning
<Halian> :o enhancements?
<OscarL> Mmm. it has a Desktop applet... might need to leave it as gcc2 on 32 bits.
<OscarL> morning Halian.
<Begasus> Hi Halian
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<Begasus> that's one of those case 32bit check is required OscarL :P
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<OscarL> right. Recipe doesn't even uses srcGitRev :-) (and was using an older commit from 2015)
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<OscarL> need to download docs too
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<Begasus> eeps, desperate TLC
<OscarL> "libhttp-0.9.mod" weird versioning,
<OscarL> will switch to "~git"
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<OscarL> should I set REVISION=1 in that case?
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<OscarL> I think that for libHTTP I'll just add a link to the documentation on the package description (it even says: "It is a legacy library and shouldn't be used in new code anymore.")
<OscarL> but will try to add the docs for RobinHood.
<Begasus> -- Could NOT find Poppler (missing: Qt6) (found suitable version "22.01.0", minimum required is "0.12.1")
<Begasus> something is off here :P
<Begasus> version doesn't change OscarL, so I think REVISION should be +1
<OscarL> pkgman said "upgrade package libhttp-0.9.mod-1 to 0.9~git-2 from local file" with REVISION=2 at least.
<OscarL> (I was meaning to try with "1" first, but forgot to save the recipe :-D)
<fancy2209[m]> oh wait
<fancy2209[m]> could radeon_hd failing early be because I am using EFI?
<fancy2209[m]> maybe I should install GRUB so I can have EFI and BIOS
<Begasus> -- Found Poppler_Core: /packages/poppler24-24.11.0-1/.self/develop/lib/libpoppler.so (found version "24.11.0")
<Begasus> k, good now
<Begasus> if the name changes add a CONFLICTS for that OscarL?
<Begasus> need to re-run the tests for this one ...
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<Begasus> let's see, previous test was: # 93% tests passed, 2 tests failed out of 28
<OscarL> "newest" RobinHood commits have libhttp included on the tree, so we might just nuke libhttp in the end.
<Begasus> same
<Begasus> might have saved you some digging OscarL :P
<OscarL> mmm, it doesnt' actually includes it, so I guess I'll need to use SOURCE_URI_2 :-/
<OscarL> "Subproject commit 4a94696b445d88bc48c070ca3e9276e2e942059a" is that how submodules work?
<Begasus> I'm not following :)
<Begasus> it's included upstream but not in the release?
<OscarL> right.
<OscarL> "included" as a submodule/subproject/whatever...
<OscarL> appears as an empty dir on the tarball.
<OscarL> next time... I'll ask kallisti5
<OscarL> to also update the .recipes when doing such changes :-P
<Begasus> heh
<Begasus> but yes SOURCE_URI_2 should do it, just grab the header with #no-archive(*)?
<Begasus> is it stored in an external repo?
<OscarL> can get a tarball, just as the libhttp recipe does.
<OscarL> I just wasn't expecting to have to mess with it after it just worked the first time :-)
<Begasus> it's a learning process? ;)
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<OscarL> now doesn't builds for some reason. Sigh.
<OscarL> can't find the libHTTP.a it seems.
<OscarL> make file for it only builds libHTTP.so... /me thinks *somebody* didn't tests things enough, or forgot to commit some changes :-)
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<B2IA> (draKon) eyo
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<OscarL> /bin/sed to the rescue. (stupid makefile engine build in debug mode if DEBUGGER := FALSE :-/)
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<Begasus[m]> heading out for a bit, bbl
<OscarL> trying to stop hrdaemon via the deskbar applet results in a segmen violation.... and Debugger seems to hang :-(
<OscarL> later Begasus[m]!
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<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] a681d5a77221 - app_server: drop obsolete comment
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<Begasus[m]> re
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* OscarL will try to remember for the next time that darn BPath::Append() only accepts relative paths.
<OscarL> (was getting a null string instead of the expected result)
<Begasus[m]> add it to the todo list? :)
<OscarL> and *finally!!!*, RobinHood now opens docs from file:///boot/system/documentation/packages/robinhood/index.html correctly :-d
<OscarL> time for a PR, and a break :-)
<cratuki> I am mindful that I am asking BeOS questions on a Haiku forum. If there is a better place to go, do point me there.
<cratuki> I am trying to build python2 on stock R5. I am getting errors during the Make process, for example, in py2.5.
<cratuki> Does anyone have a tarball that they could make available to me? I am also looking for bethon.
<OscarL> Doubt there's a better place, cratuki. Many of us are (ex) BeOS users.
<OscarL> not sure if those have sources or are just binaries for BeOS.
<OscarL> there's a "python_source-2.6.8-5-source.hpkg" at least.
<cratuki> OscarL: that looks fantastic. Python archives with bethon already installed. Thanks!
<waddlesplash> OscarL: .hpkg, only for Haiku :P
<waddlesplash> the .pkg may work though
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<OscarL> waddlesplash: right, misread it as .pkg :-D
<OscarL> cratuki: if you want build one your self (I never did on BeOS, mind you)... the there are a .bep and a .patch file there for Python 2.6.6 that may provide enough info.
<OscarL> (bep most likely for Haiku too, but...)
<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] waddlesplash pushed 1 commit to master [hrev58411] - https://git.haiku-os.org/haiku/log/?qt=range&q=2c84bc3c0eab+%5Ea681d5a77221
<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] 2c84bc3c0eab - kernel/vm: Shrink commitments in discard_area_range if possible.
* OscarL had an overdose of Python builds in the last 24 hours :-)
<Begasus> should still have a python2.7 around somewhere in the backups ... somewhere (or did I mention that already)? :D
<Begasus> for Haiku*
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<OscarL> let's test on 32 bits before opening PR, to avoid some yelling :-P
<Begasus> you know it! :P
<cratuki> OscarL: it works - thanks! `import AppKit`
<OscarL> glad it worked for you!, if you go to the forum... bethon author is @donn, in case you want to give him some praise :-)
<OscarL> I did a half-assed attempt at updading bethon for Python3... but quickly realized I lack the necessary skills to understand the magic it uses (between C++ and Python's innards)
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<OscarL> RobinHood seems fine on 32 bits too.
<Begasus[m]> nice!
<OscarL> (darn typo on the commit message. Fixed)
<Begasus> bugger, missed it :P
<augiedoggie> recipe has REVISION set to 2
<OscarL> Begasus made me do it!
<OscarL> :-P
<Begasus> for robinhood?
<OscarL> well, not for that one.
<OscarL> but isn't the same case?
<OscarL> (no problems setting back to 1, that's why I asked first)
<Begasus[m]> tsss
<OscarL> *same case as in... version doesn't change, only recipe name
<Begasus[m]> that was for libhttp :P
<augiedoggie> it's going to cause a problem for people upgrading though, 1.2~git comes before 1.2
<OscarL> shall I take the lazy route and just revert the rename, leaving REVISION as 2 then?
<augiedoggie> er, 1.2~git is a lower version than 1.2
<augiedoggie> or just call it 1.3~git
<OscarL> that too.
<OscarL> thanks.
<Begasus[m]> +1
<Begasus[m]> bugger, you got me sidetracked again ...
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<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] waddlesplash pushed 1 commit to master [hrev58412] - https://git.haiku-os.org/haiku/log/?qt=range&q=fc815a9c7a82+%5E2c84bc3c0eab
<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] fc815a9c7a82 - kernel/vm: Set sAvailableMemory from the reserved physical pages size.
<OscarL> darn, forgot to rename the patchset, lol.
<OscarL> there we go. tested updating package too.
<OscarL> Should probably remove the "download php" menu item on future updates :-)
<OscarL> or just leave it as-is, for more late 90s, early 00s flavor (with bebits links and all)
<augiedoggie> probably not a big deal but you could consider switching to BUrl::OpenWithPreferredApp() for the opening of the documentation
<augiedoggie> i've seen korli complain about that on other pull requests
<OscarL> doesn't be_roster->Launch("text/html", &msg) just do that?
<augiedoggie> it does more checking to make sure it's a web browser instead of just an html editor that's being opened?
<OscarL> (I took those lines from Pe, because I remembered humdinger adding that to Pe)
<augiedoggie> i don't recall the differences offhand between the two methods
<augiedoggie> but i've started using it in my code too
<scantysnax> I do this:
<scantysnax> be_roster->Launch("text/html", 1, const_cast<char **>(&fLink));
<scantysnax> seems to work ok.
<augiedoggie> until you have something other than a web browser set to handle html files
<OscarL> that's what RobinHood did before too. No problem using whats best... I just tend to use whatever works first :-D
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<OscarL> seems to work. Will update PR.
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<OscarL> done. thanks for the heads up, augiedoggie!
<scantysnax> well it works for now, so we'll cross that bridge when the time is right.
<scantysnax> still considering switching to nightly. is it difficult?
<OscarL> only 3 commands IIRC... switching repos from beta5 to master, the pkgman full-sync
<scantysnax> thanks!]
<scantysnax> i have to consider if it's worth it.
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<OscarL> if you're having so much issues with the FAT driver... why not?
<scantysnax> i'm a little worried about something breaking i guess, no offense to any of the devs.
<Begasus[m]> look at OscarL, he only gets crashes for Deskbar now :D
<scantysnax> but starting to think about doing it.
<OscarL> I only remanin in beta5 just to minimize differences with buildmasters, and even so, I'm tempted to just switch to nightlies, given all the crashes I have now :-D
<scantysnax> haha
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<scantysnax> OscarL: things rarely crash here
<Begasus> 20 to go :)
<scantysnax> laptop?
<OscarL> stopped complaing about media_addon_server crashes, due to a mix of blacklisting HDA on some installs, and switching to a different emulated device in others :-)
<scantysnax> oh wow.
<Begasus> so far the only downside that bugs me, sound is no good :(
<OscarL> my installs are basically deaf and mute anyway :-)
<andreasdr[m]> Hi there.
<Begasus> hi andreasdr[m]
<OscarL> hey there andreasdr[m]! nice to see you around again :-)
<OscarL> Begasus: you use VMWare?
<Begasus> yep
<OscarL> open the .vmx... and change: 'sound.virtualDev = "hdaudio"' to 'sound.virtualDev = "es1371"' and see if that helps?
<Begasus[m]> don't have that?
<Begasus[m]> sound.fileName = "Speaker (Realtek(R) Audio)"
<Begasus[m]> sound.pciSlotNumber = "33"
<OscarL> I have sound.filename = "-1" on mine
<scantysnax> where can i find a list of which PCI devices are mapped to where
<OscarL> mmm it might be that I left 'sound.virtualDev = "es1371"' commented out after trying things, and setteld for es1371.
<Begasus[m]> looks like there is no "sound.virtualDev" in my vmx
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<OscarL> Begasus[m]: just add the line if you don't have it (not sure what's the default device if that line is not present).
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<OscarL> scantysnax: Device preflet ? (assuming I understood what you meant)
<OscarL> not perfect, but...
<scantysnax> let's see...
<OscarL> err, it is not a preflet, but an Application.
<OscarL> you can order devices by connection.
<scantysnax> doesn't show their addresses.
<OscarL> listdev -d ?
<OscarL> ah.. no...
<OscarL> maybe take a look at syslog during boot, if you mean PCI register addresses and such.
<OscarL> scantysnax: should look something like this: https://bpa.st/5DQA
<scantysnax> oh i see.
<OscarL> or... if you're desparete enough, could give my poke replacement a go.
<OscarL> https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/OscarL/poke/blob/master/poke.html (search for "pcilist")
<OscarL> and the "pci" command.
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<andreasdr[m]> Hi there.
<andreasdr[m]> My quaternion crashed.
<OscarL> scantysnax: I remember stealing some pci.cpp file from Haiku, and making PCI enumeration work for poke in DOS/Win95 :-D
<andreasdr[m]> Hi OscarL. Begasus.
<Begasus[m]> you're still using that? hasn't seen any TLC in a while andreasdr
<andreasdr[m]> What is TLC?
<Begasus[m]> 0_°
<OscarL> (repeating in case you missed it on the crash:) hey there andreasdr[m]! nice to see you around again :-)
<Begasus[m]> Tender Love and Care :)
<Begasus[m]> on Windows I use Nheko, on Haiku NeoChat
<Begasus[m]> expect new version for NeoChat shortly :)
<scantysnax> OscarL: I'm trying to bit-bang a PCI parallel port. if i knew where it was in memory, i would try it.
<OscarL> aren't parallel ports on ISA bus? or do you have an add in card?
<OscarL> duh... you already said PCI, sorry.
<scantysnax> i have a card, recall, PCI
<scantysnax> ;-)
<OscarL> I would take a look at those PCI: lines on the syslog.
<OscarL> use listdev to find out bus/device/function, and then compare with syslog.
<andreasdr[m]> Did somebody ever tried to port valgrind?
<andreasdr[m]> Thats the most nice debugging tool ever. For finding memory leaks and illegal memory accesses and the like.
<OscarL> I remember using my poke replacement to mess with the hardware cursor on BeOS. fliped a bit... cursor tuned green :-D
<andreasdr[m]> Still hoping for a Eclipse port. Tried this on my own. But did fail.
<OscarL> never had hardware fast enough to start Eclipse before I fell asleep :-)
<scantysnax> i'll check next time i reboot.
<scantysnax> how do i enable syslog?
<OscarL> scantysnax: just open /var/log/syslog now, it is always enabled.
<andreasdr[m]> OscarL: :(
<scantysnax> oh
<OscarL> if you don't find the PCI lines... see if you have and older file under /var/log
<OscarL> (when syslog gets to 512 KB, it creates an .old one)
<Begasus[m]> tried to andreasdr (valgrind) failed misarably :)
<scantysnax> ok reading now.
<scantysnax> let's see
<andreasdr[m]> Begasus: Damn
<andreasdr[m]> Maybe its much too complicated.
<Begasus[m]> not sure anymore, has been a long time ago
<andreasdr[m]> Ok.
<andreasdr[m]> I guess its too complicated for me. Not 100% sure
<Begasus[m]> doesn't hurt to try :D
<andreasdr[m]> Did you ever tried Eclipse IDE?
<andreasdr[m]> Sure.
<x512[m]> > Still hoping for a Eclipse port.
<Begasus[m]> nope
<x512[m]> Anybody tried to build it with GTK backend?
<andreasdr[m]> That would be love <3
<andreasdr[m]> :DDD
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<andreasdr[m]> I had a Haiku installation yesterday. But also had a memory use bug on MinitScript. Needed Valgrind and installed Mint linux then. I ll come back later to a Haiku installation.
<x512[m]> NetBeans works because it is based on Swing and don't use OS-specific native code.
<andreasdr[m]> I also did found the memory related bug easily with Valgrind. Still number 1 tool for that.
<x512[m]> This branch can be used for C++ support https://github.com/apache/netbeans/tree/cnd
<scantysnax> interesting....maps in at 0xd500
<andreasdr[m]> Yes. Netbeans is also nice already.
<andreasdr[m]> I tried it several times.
<andreasdr[m]> But their C++ support is bit poor.
<andreasdr[m]> Dont remember but they were missing stuff regarding C++.
<Begasus> x512[m] NetBeans has been updated not that long ago?
<Begasus> pycharm andreasdr[m]? :)
<andreasdr[m]> Maybe add a package "Netbeans - C++"
<andreasdr[m]> What is pycharm?
<Begasus> python ide
<andreasdr[m]> Oh. Actually I love my eclipse. Maybe Ill try later again a port, If I have time.
<x512[m]> NetBeans have a nice feature that you can run IDE on one PC and build/run/debug software on another PC via SSH.
<Begasus> there is another one providing a bin package ... lost it's name now
<jmairboeck> The C++ equivalent of pycharm is called CLion
<Begasus> that was it!
<Begasus> there is a bin package for Clion that you can launch
<Begasus> iirc if you got a key for it it can be unlocked also?
<x512[m]> andreasdr[m]: There are a problem with Netbeans C++ package. You need to use old NetBeans/JDK version to make it working or use CND branch.
<x512[m]> It seems C++ is not a priority for NetBeans, especially after moving to Apache Foundation.
<andreasdr[m]> Hm.
<andreasdr[m]> Do we have CLion in Haiku?
<OscarL> Begasus: how many more parts for KF6 ? :-D (those are a lot of recipe, quite the work, Begasus!)
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<Begasus> looks to be working here x512[m] https://0x0.st/XFL3.png
<Begasus> at least activating the plugin in netbeans
<Begasus> in total I have 70 recipes for the frameworks OscarL
<x512[m]> Begasus: It is a stub limited C++ plugin. Fully featured one is in CND branch or old Netbeans 8 binary psckages repo.
<Begasus> ah, my bad then :)
<Begasus> still have to build the last 20 ones OscarL, install and check before merging
<OscarL> uff, good luck with those, then!
<Begasus> but I doubt there will be major changes from previous 6.9.0-rc
<OscarL> (I updated 5 pythons and I'm ready for some vacations :-P)
<Begasus> did 50 today, hope to finish the last ones tomorrow, think I'm not getting anything done anymore today :d
<Begasus> lol
<Begasus> groundwork for this started out with 6.8.0-rc and up, so basics are covered :)
<andreasdr[m]> See you later. Going offline.
<Begasus> cya andreasdr[m]
<Begasus> me too, food is ready :)
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<Begasus[m]> cu peeps
<scantysnax> have a nice evening.
<fancy2209[m]> I know there's a .NET port but is there an mono port for Haiku?
<fancy2209[m]> s/an/a/
<scantysnax> OscarL, you wrote both poke, and peek?
<OscarL> I wrote the (simple) /dev/misc/poke driver many moons ago... and had a /bin/poke replacement more or less ready by the ends of 2005, but I guess it got lost in the mail of AxelD, or it wasn't good enough for him :-)
<scantysnax> oh i see.
<scantysnax> i need bidirectional IO, so looks like driver time.
<OscarL> couple years ago I digged it up, did some minor changes to make it work on Haiku, and uploaded it to github.
<OscarL> scantysnax: maybe you can use what /dev/misc/poke already provides.
<scantysnax> thanks.
<OscarL> this is the header file for the poke driver: https://cgit.haiku-os.org/haiku/tree/headers/private/drivers/poke.h
<scantysnax> looks good, might be able to use it.
<OscarL> should be good enough for prototyping some bit-banging, maybe.
<OscarL> should be able to memory-map registers too.
<scantysnax> i'm going to try it on this parallelep
<scantysnax> parallel port
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<andreasdr[m]> Arrrrrrrr
<OscarL> the pirates are back!
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* OscarL ponders whether to fetch the sword, or the rum, only to remember he's out of either.
<andreasdr[m]> Rum!
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<OscarL> Friendly pirates are they, then. Cheers!
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<andreasdr[m]> Rum!
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<OscarL> Have a half-assed syntax highlighter for Ocaml. Pretty basic, but does comments. strings, keywords, Capitalized identifiers. Not *that* bad of a first attempt.
<OscarL> Now have to wait for Anarchos to show up, so he can test it :-)
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* coolcoder613 waves
<erysdren> hiya
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<coolcoder613> I'm getting a GPU upgrade
<scantysnax> you don't have to be fancy about it... it's a video card at the end of the day ;-)
<coolcoder613> My current card is fine for the gaming I do. The real reason I want a better one is AI
<coolcoder613> I like running local AI
<scantysnax> i see.
<scantysnax> in which case, it's not just a video card.
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