01:04 | dbsx | rabeeh, ping? |
02:52 | mhoney_work | Is it just the Cubox-i1 that's been released so far? |
03:00 | mhoney_work | nm, found the latested newsletter |
07:47 | MikeSeth | dbsx: you have a connectivity problem |
07:50 | dbsx | MikeSeth: more detail please |
07:51 | MikeSeth | dbsx: you keep pinging out once in 30 minutes or so |
07:52 | MikeSeth | half of my screen is you crashing and reconnecting |
07:52 | MikeSeth | it's actually 30 minutes more or less exactly, you may have ISP or router problem |
07:54 | dbsx | more likely the thunderbird client |
07:54 | MikeSeth | you use THAT for IRC? |
07:54 | MikeSeth | that's just.. kinky |
09:50 | jnettlet | The internet access the ferry had been less than reliable |
09:51 | jnettlet | On the ferry that is. |
09:55 | hste | jnettlet:on a ferry today? |
09:56 | jnettlet | Hste yeah heading to the other side of Denmark |
09:58 | hste | jnettlet:did u find a way to trick the vpu to load? |
09:58 | jnettlet | hste, i think i have the vpu problem sorted out. Have my c1 with me to do some holiday hacking on. |
10:21 | rabeeh | jnettlet: happy holidays... and happy hacking :) |
10:22 | jnettlet | rabeeh, thanks. |
10:22 | hste | jnettlet: long holiday? |
10:23 | jnettlet | hste until the 26 so not really, bit visiting my wife's parents so long enough |
10:24 | hste | :) I have until 2. jan |
10:24 | jnettlet | Nice |
10:25 | hste | but I guess I'll have to be a bit social and away from the computer..... |
10:26 | jnettlet | :-) |
10:31 | hste | jnettlet: if u have problem with network u can try this: http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/173253-worlds-first-wireless-molecular-network-uses-rubbing-alcohol-to-send-text-messages#disqus_thread :) |
10:33 | jnettlet | rabeeh did you see someone pointed me to Sam errata that may explain the network latency with cpuidle? |
11:39 | rabeeh | jnettlet: yes i'v noticed that |
11:40 | jnettlet | rabeeh do you think it is something to look in to? |
11:41 | rabeeh | yes. the latency is too big |
11:41 | rabeeh | jnettlet: for the cts test results i'v sent you; notice that testing is done with a webcam connected |
11:41 | rabeeh | this is in order to emulate the camera interface |
11:43 | jnettlet | rabeeh okay. Is the image anywhere for download? |
11:43 | rabeeh | http://cubox-i.com/install-os-on-micro-sd-flash-card/ |
11:44 | jnettlet | Okay great |
11:44 | rabeeh | i'v already fixed few of those; but don't bother with it. |
11:44 | rabeeh | i'm on top of it. |
11:44 | rabeeh | i'm planning of releasing out initial android sources next week |
11:45 | rabeeh | hopefully by then i'll be done with the cts |
11:45 | jnettlet | Exciting |
12:12 | MikeSeth | rabeeh: is it true that some shipments were delayed because of microsd trouble? |
12:16 | MikeSeth | ooh new crew member |
12:17 | _rmk | 12:17 * _rmk_ continues doing battle with BT |
12:18 | MikeSeth | _rmk_: won't be one of those horrible broadcom combos would it |
12:20 | _rmk_ | dunno, but the line syncs at under 5mbps on fttc |
12:21 | MikeSeth | wait, BT not as in bluetooth? |
12:22 | dv__ | british telecom |
12:22 | MikeSeth | oh |
12:22 | MikeSeth | that's a double "sorry" for me then |
12:23 | _rmk_ | dv: there are other names with those two initials, some of which may be more appropriate |
12:24 | _rmk_ | I had an appointment for them to come out and investigate yesterday afternoon... they allegedly came back with "we can see there's a fault so we cancelled the engineer" |
12:25 | xraxor | man i think BT are too expensive |
12:25 | dv__ | _rmk_: I am reminded of this priceless text about the angry NTL customer |
12:25 | _rmk_ | xraxor: the ISP in this case isn't BT :) |
12:27 | xraxor | ok, thats good. but bad as they wont move their ass any faster |
12:28 | _rmk_ | xraxor: one of the issues is that BT was broken up by people who don't like monopolies. the result is we now have a separate sub-organisation of BT called openreach who handle the copper. they're only accountable to BT/ISP... |
12:28 | xraxor | im on TT not bad so far |
12:28 | _rmk_ | but if they're called out to do investigations, they can end up charging a ?140 charge to the end user if they deem there to be nothing wrong with the BT/their side |
12:28 | xraxor | well i guess i dnt kno much about them apart from BB pricing lol |
12:29 | xraxor | your ISP cant do anything about it then? |
12:29 | xraxor | well good luck solving your problem b4 xmas |
12:30 | _rmk_ | all the ISP can do is play the game: keep bouncing the fault back to openwretch until they get a clue |
12:31 | hste | _rmk_: how is the fiber market in UK. Most people still use copper? |
12:31 | _rmk_ | and hope that openwretch don't make any stupid charges |
12:31 | _rmk_ | hste: fttp is hellishly expensive (you have to pay for roads to be dug up etc) |
12:32 | _rmk_ | so the best is fttc... or cable |
12:33 | _rmk_ | and for cable there's very little choice, and I suspect getting a more than 1 IP on cable is not easy (and their site is unbrowsable in firefox) |
12:34 | hste | _rmk_: to get more than one IP isn't easy here in Norway either |
12:35 | _rmk_ | I've had a /29 for the last 13 years, I'm not going to give it up (because it'd mean sorting out some proper hosting somewhere) |
12:43 | hste | _rmk_: but on IPv6 its easier. My isp gives /60 on IPv6 |
12:44 | _rmk_ | I now have a /64 and a /56 as well as 6to4 |