02:03 | dung | cuisine |
02:03 | dung | is this an english word? |
02:04 | dung | and the only word in english for.. that? |
02:05 | rmull | dung: It's used in english pretty frequently to refer to fine dining |
02:05 | dung | i would say someting with culture |
02:06 | rmull | Yes, for example, "Mexican cuisine" refers to mexican food |
02:06 | dung | we call it "Esskultur" |
02:07 | dung | that would be eating vs cooking |
02:07 | dung | hi rmull |
02:08 | rmull | hi dung |
02:10 | dung | fine mexican :) |
02:11 | rmull | it's a french word, so maybe that's a bad example :P |
02:16 | dung | i'm about to create a db with all i can find about cooking, food ... |
02:16 | dung | *all i got to know |
02:17 | shesselba | dung: esskultur is "food culture", mexican cuisine is "mexikanische kueche" |
02:18 | dung | oh master shesselba :) |
02:20 | dung | but food culture refers to mine as culture of growing food, more than cooking |
02:23 | dung | and i meant the best of i've learned about that, not what i could find |
02:25 | shesselba | well, hit google .. gastronomic culture is another translation |
02:25 | dung | i did right now.. once again |
02:28 | dung | first: Getreide, Mehl, Stärke |
02:28 | dung | Teigtascherl |
02:31 | dung | Stärke vs Balast |
02:31 | dung | Butter |
02:31 | dung | Fett |
02:38 | dung | the db shall calculate the energy |
02:38 | dung | *from |
02:39 | dung | after recipe |
02:45 | dung | you'll hardly find fine food culture as tourist |
02:49 | dung | my grandmother is dead |
02:53 | dung | long ago |
02:53 | dung | my beard's getting silver |
02:55 | dung | but my mouth.. |
03:24 | dung | if i master this kind of daily life, i call myself master of shit :P |
03:24 | dung | in the end |
03:29 | dung | the energy of 1k cow is comparable to driving through europe |
03:30 | dung | ~2k |
03:34 | Coburn | good afternoon |
03:41 | dung | the energy one cow consumes is more than driving around the globe a few times. that's not compareable to energy it gives as food |
03:41 | dung | *less |
04:17 | Coburn | oh joy, random statements |
04:24 | dung | you can't read nor write - it's you're turn |
05:06 | Cobur | 05:06 * Coburn writes 8 bytes to /dev/random. |
05:06 | Coburn | It's dung's turn. |
05:06 | Coburn | wait |
05:07 | Coburn | ./dev/null that should've been |
05:31 | Transhumanist | Can CuBox run Xfce? |
05:32 | Transhumanist | Or does it come with an existing graphics environment? |
05:38 | cbxbiker61 | Transumanist, I'm sure it can...xfce is pretty simple |
05:58 | Coburn | Transhumanist: it can run anything |
05:59 | Coburn | just install a kernel with galcore |
05:59 | Coburn | also, cbxbiker61, are you the one that does the automatic kernel builds |
05:59 | Transhumanist | Can't just plug in a live CD of Ubuntu and Bob's my uncle, then? ;) |
05:59 | Transhumanist | *live USB |
05:59 | Coburn | lol |
05:59 | Coburn | it's a little... more involved than that |
05:59 | Coburn | the Cubox ships with Ubuntu |
06:00 | Coburn | on a 4GB USD |
06:00 | Coburn | USD = MicroSD |
06:00 | Transhumanist | With Unity, KDE, headless, or...? |
06:07 | ralix | morning |
06:09 | cbxbiker61 | Coburn, yes i have kernels available on xilka.com |
06:10 | Coburn | yeah |
06:10 | Coburn | but you leave out things |
06:10 | Coburn | one kernel you had had no gpio leds |
06:10 | Coburn | and no vmeta drivers |
06:10 | Coburn | I guess I shouldn't complain, since I can roll my own |
06:11 | Coburn | Yours seem more for ... headless boxes |
06:11 | cbxbiker61 | you must be thinking of someone else, all of my kernels have vmeta... |
06:11 | Coburn | scratch that |
06:11 | Coburn | but I remember your kernel didn't have led support |
06:11 | cbxbiker61 | yeah someone else is doing headless stuff, mainly because we're stuck at 3.5.x for vmeta |
06:12 | Coburn | dbsx did a kernel for headless-ness but he left it with like 16MB for the vmeta stuff or something since it was glitchy without it |
06:12 | Coburn | anyway |
06:13 | cbxbiker61 | i'm refreshing my cubox/xilka now, it's been a while, kde is pretty darn solid, i picked up a few fixes that will make a dedicate xbmc box work better |
06:13 | Coburn | sweet |
06:14 | Coburn | at the moment, rabeeh's kernel makes xbmc around 19fps ish on 1080p |
06:14 | Coburn | that's gui |
06:14 | Coburn | so if we can get it above 30 where it's not choppy, that'll be great |
06:14 | Coburn | again, I gotta recompile the kernel of rabeeh, I bet he's updted it |
07:05 | dbsx | biker: there is shesselba kernel, rabeeh kernel and your kernel. Do you incorporate rabeeh and shesselba kernel patches ? and do you have any patches that they do not? |
07:12 | cbxbiker61 | initially i diffed a stock kernel with rabeeh's kernel to get my initial patch |
07:13 | cbxbiker61 | shesselba may have something i do not, i haven't really looked his stuff over |
07:14 | cbxbiker61 | maybe it what shesselba that got the framebuffer working better, i know someone did something to get the framebuffer to work before x starts |
07:15 | cbxbiker61 | i need to get the framebuffer fix, and i need to patch the audio driver name to spdif, other than that i think everyone is pretty close to the same code |
07:16 | cbxbiker61 | my kernels are patched to work with the latest video code from marvell |
07:18 | dbsx | biker: Thanks, I was dreaming of one kernel with all fixes. One more question, do you have the mv_cesa stuff all sorted? |
07:19 | cbxbiker61 | refresh my memory, what was the latest problem with mv_cesa? |
07:20 | cbxbiker61 | that diagonal line? ... i don't have a fix for that |
07:22 | dbsx | Not sure of the mv_cesa status (my memory fails), I believe it was mostly working but that there were various issues with openssl and an available feature that was not implemented. I would need to search forum. |
07:23 | cbxbiker61 | well my kernel's all behave nicely with hardware crypt |
07:23 | cbxbiker61 | they pass all of the openssl tests |
07:23 | dbsx | cool, I will download and see how it goes. I will report back. |
07:37 | dbsx | one last question biker: does linux-3.5-CuBox.patch incorporate all of your partches? |
07:45 | cbxbiker61 | local patches35cubox='linux-3.5-CuBox.patch linux-3.5-kirkwood-orion_uart0_init.patch linux-3.5-ZSMalloc-ZCache-arm.patch 201-bump-galcore-to-3184.patch 202-bump-galcore-to-3184-1.patch linux-3.0-SDIO-micro-AP.patch linux-3.0.4-LIBERTAS-WEXT_PRIV.patch 0003-Initial-defconfig.patch sheeva-3-leds.patch 0002-8688-SDIO-micro-AP-suppo-3.2.patch linux-3.5.7-remove-skb-recycling.patch' |
07:45 | cbxbiker61 | that the full list in order |
07:51 | dbsx | thank you very much biker |
07:57 | dbsx | biker: (last of the last questions) do you have the patch at http://www.solid-run.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=910 |
08:21 | ralix | morning again... |
09:46 | Thirsty | exit |
15:02 | ascent | Howdy! |
15:02 | ascent | So, apart from the 2GB RAM vs 1GB RAM, are the cubox and the cubox pro the same when comparing specs? |
15:10 | rabeeh | ascent: yes. identical except the memory size |
15:10 | ascent | okay. |
15:10 | ascent | thanks rabeeh |
15:11 | rabeeh | np :) |
15:11 | ascent | You have one, I guess"? |
15:12 | rabeeh | i have both. |
15:12 | rabeeh | i'm from SolidRun |
15:12 | ascent | Do you notice difference in 1080p playback smoothness? |
15:13 | ascent | Oh, okay, good :-) |
15:13 | rabeeh | for xbmc? |
15:13 | rabeeh | it should really matter; xbmc uses half of the 1GB system anyways |
15:13 | ascent | I saw the Cubox at a friends place and it had some problems with 1080p playback. 720 worked fine but 1080p seemed to be a bit laggy |
15:13 | rabeeh | different applications like image processing will require the 2GB |
15:13 | ascent | hmz |
15:13 | ascent | So 800Mhz ought to be enough? |
15:13 | rabeeh | which distribution? |
15:14 | ascent | I think he runs the default ubuntu + xbmc |
15:14 | rabeeh | oh; that one is really really old |
15:14 | ascent | oh geekbox he says |
15:14 | rabeeh | maybe you can ask him to upgrade to latest builds of geexbox? |
15:14 | rabeeh | ok |
15:14 | rabeeh | which build? |
15:15 | rabeeh | is he trying to stream? or the file is local? |
15:15 | ascent | some old build, he admits ... and, streaming from nas |
15:15 | ascent | prolly smb |
15:16 | ascent | Myself, I'm just looking for something to run smooth 1080p with xmbc and low overhead |
15:16 | rabeeh | which 1080p ? h.264? any idea what the bitrate? |
15:16 | ascent | and I really like the cubox for it's size and powerconsumption |
15:16 | ascent | So, sorry, not too many details available. |
15:17 | rabeeh | ok. not a problem |
15:17 | ascent | What's your experience with 1080p yourself? |
15:17 | ascent | is it able to handle anything you throw at it ? |
15:17 | rabeeh | maybe he can try a newer build of geexbox? it's constantly being optimized |
15:17 | ascent | I understand. |
15:17 | rabeeh | 1080p plays well for me; i tried content up to 20Mbps on TCP streams and works perfectly well |
15:17 | ascent | streaming? |
15:17 | rabeeh | on local drive I used bluray quality |
15:17 | ascent | oh, yes.. |
15:18 | rabeeh | TCP stream is streaming. I typically use HTTP but in your case you would be using SMB |
15:18 | ascent | local, being usb? |
15:18 | rabeeh | usb |
15:18 | ascent | ok. |
15:18 | ascent | and hardware decoding with xbmc works out of the box? |
15:18 | ascent | I'm looking for something I can just setup and use without too much tweaking |
15:20 | rabeeh | well.. maybe you can try that with your friend. |
15:20 | rabeeh | download the 'cubox installer' - http://www.solid-run.com/mw/index.php/CuBox_Installer |
15:20 | rabeeh | and try it out; it provides you geexbox hardfp devel builds\ |
15:21 | rabeeh | and try it out; it provides you geexbox hardfp devel builds |
15:21 | ascent | how about OpenELEC? Have you tried that on CuBoX? |
15:28 | rabeeh | yes. |
15:28 | rabeeh | openelec will be supported in sometime |
15:28 | rabeeh | hopefully soon |
15:29 | ascent | Cool :-) But, for now, do you consider it a plug-and-play mediaplayer? Like, unpack, install XBMC, and go? |
15:36 | ascent | Oh, cool, I can borrow my friends cubox for a while |
15:55 | rabeeh | ascent: with the CuBox installer, installing new things are much faster. please give it a try and get us some feedback |
15:56 | ascent | I will. Wil that wikipage be the first thing I need to install the most up2date software for it? |
15:58 | rabeeh | for geexbox yes; on every build of a geexbox the installer will give you a list that you can choose the latest. |
15:58 | rabeeh | the intention is getting as much as possible things to the installer |
15:59 | ascent | And is geexbox the way to go or should I put something else on it for HTPC purposes? |
16:13 | rabeeh | there are quite few choices today; please browser the forums on wiki for that |
16:13 | rabeeh | if you want xbmc only, the geexbox and xilkax are to choose |
16:13 | ascent | okay.. I'll try to decide between those two |
16:13 | rabeeh | if you want xbmc only as application then there is Arch that has support for that |
16:13 | Kiranos | xilkax that is xbmc ontop of kde? |
16:13 | rabeeh | yes |
16:14 | ascent | I want it as slick and compact as possible |
16:14 | rabeeh | cbxbiker61 on the channels i the main maintainer |
16:14 | Kiranos | geekbox is boot instanly to xbmc |
16:14 | Kiranos | ascent: I think geekbox is for you |
16:14 | Kiranos | I should start typing it geexbox, dont know why I always see it as geekbox |
16:15 | ascent | okay, so, geexbox it is, thanks kiranos and rabeeh :) |
17:36 | punkt | regarding to https://github.com/laanwj/etna_viv will be some people @FOSDEM this year? |
17:48 | suihkulokki | punkt: I'll be at fosdem |
19:56 | cbxbiker61 | dbsx, no i didn't have that patch, i'll add it and make sure it works |