--- Log opened Fri Apr 29 01:18:24 2011
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10:41 < [Saint]> [7]: You around 'ol sweethear, honey, baby, buddy 'ol pal?
10:41 < [Saint]> I seem to have borked an iPod again... :/
10:42 < [7]> huh?
10:42 < [Saint]> I need a refresher on "How to delete /.boot/init.emcoreapp from the recovery console" again.
10:42 < [7]> emcore rm /.boot/init.emcoreapp
10:43 < [Saint]> user<bunch_of_numbers> installer failed to remove it on one of my Nanos, but none of the others.
10:43 < [Saint]> so, apparently it's not quite 100%
10:44 < [Saint]> [7]: what tools do I need from the freemyipod source for that?
10:46 < [7]> the /emcore/trunk/tools tree
10:46 < [Saint]> thanks.
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10:48 < Ni_> hi there
10:49 < [Saint]> Hi, no need to "ask to ask", or wait for a response. Just ask your (freemyipod related) question.
10:50 < Ni_> i tried to install emcore but I'm always getting 'ImportError: No module named usb.core' (linux + ipod classic 160gb) any suggestions?
10:50 < [7]> that means that your version of pyusb is too old
10:50 < [7]> you need at least 1.0.0a0, and seem to be using 0.4.2
10:51 < Ni_> thank, you! at least a hint
10:51 < Ni_> i was searching the whole internet for at least 3h
10:57  * [7] just added some clarification to that user-written wiki page :)
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11:00 < [Saint]> I assume the linked fastboot.emcoreapp on the releases page will work with my install and not throw this damn wrong API error thing?
11:01 < [Saint]> the linked one is 708, my install is 703
11:02 < [Saint]> Ah, don't worry...I'll just flash the newer installer ;) derp.
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11:46 < [Saint]> [7]: that command ("python emcore.py rm /.boot/init.emcoreapp") returned something along the lines of "module not found: usb.core"
11:46 < [Saint]> what does this mean, please?
11:48 < [7]> [Saint]: I just answered that like 10 lines above :)
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11:53 < [Saint]> [7]: I'm using Ubuntu
11:54 < [7]> http://sourceforge.net/projects/pyusb/files/PyUSB 1.0/1.0.0-alpha-1/pyusb-1.0.0-a1.tar.gz/download
11:55 < [Saint]> I'm pretty sure that's the version I have installed from the last time I did this...
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11:57 < [Saint]> perhaps some other package messed it up and I need to reinstall it.
11:57 < [Saint]> What is it I do? "python install pyusb" no?
11:58 < [7]> python setup.py install
11:59 < [7]> maybe you're using the wrong python installation? there might be multiple on your system
11:59 < [Saint]> perhaps...
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14:32 < [Saint]> messed up...posted in #rockbox :)
14:32 < [Saint]> [02:31] <[Saint]> On windows, what else do I need other than Python and pyUSB to "speak" to the emCORE console?
14:32 < [Saint]> [02:31] <[Saint]> Ubuntu isn't "seeing" the device :/
14:34 < [Saint]> this is the pastebin of lsusb output: http://pastebin.com/J57X9R5b
15:13 < [Saint]> [7]]: ^
15:13 < [Saint]> oops... [7]: ^
15:31 < [7]> [Saint]: the libusb driver
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16:15 < [Saint]> by that you mean, thw driver I install to get the device recognized as "emBIOS Loader Recovery IN2G"?
16:15 < [Saint]> I have the driver installed.. :-|
16:16 < Farthen> sudo apt-get install libusb
16:16 < Farthen> ah, ok
16:16 < [Saint]> and, any sane distro comes with libusb
16:16 < Farthen> hmm, well, if it doesn't see it, is it connected in the first place?
16:17 < [Saint]> yes.
16:17 < Farthen> it is running emcore atm?
16:17 < [Saint]> Yes, it has no choice.
16:17 < Farthen> Bus 001 Device 008: ID ffff:e112  
16:17 < [Saint]> it's the only thing it can run (recovery console)
16:18 < Farthen> ok, that's what i wanted to say
16:18 < Farthen> which tool did you run?
16:18 < [Saint]> Hm?
16:18 < Farthen> how did you try to connect to the recovery console?
16:19 < Farthen> emcoreldr.py?
16:19 < [Saint]> "emcore.py"
16:19 < Farthen> emcore is for the real emcore
16:19 < Farthen> you need emcoreldr.py for the recovery loader
16:20 < [Saint]> Ok, what I want to do, is (again) delete .boot/init.emcoreapp
16:20 < Farthen> ok, first you need to upload emcore
16:20 < [Saint]> could you rummage me up some syntax-fu to do that?
16:21 < Farthen> download http://builds.freemyipod.org/emcore/target/ipodnano2g/emcore-ipodnano2g-r710.bin
16:21 < [Saint]> Can you "step-by-step" it? I'll need to disconnect and do it on my linux partition.
16:21 < Farthen> then do: python emcoreldr.py run emcore-ipodnano2g-r710.bin
16:22 < Farthen> then do: python emcore.py rm /.boot/init.emcoreapp
16:22 < Farthen> then: python emcore.py reset
16:22 < Farthen> that should be everything
16:24 < [7]> why do you need to do this through recovery mode?
16:25 < [7]> can't you just boot it normally and remove the file from there?
16:25 < [Saint]> because it's stuck in "Wrong API have X need Y fuck-o" mode :/
16:25 < [Saint]> the installer failed to remove the init.emcoreapp
16:26 < [7]> that's just a userspace app crash
16:26 < [Saint]> "just"
16:26 < [7]> the debugging interface should work normally
16:26 < [7]> i.e. the kernel is running fine, it just didn't start the boot menu because of that incompatible version
16:26 < [Saint]> ...so?
16:27 < [Saint]> I'm not sure what you're saying.
16:27 < Farthen> you should be able to use the usb interface normally
16:27 < Farthen> is it detected when plugged in while showing that wrong api message?
16:28 < [Saint]> Yes, as "emBIOS Monitor"
16:30 < [Saint]> Ok, but I still need to do what you listed above?
16:31 < [Saint]> For some reason, I just *can't* get python/pyUSB talking to emCORE on Windows...so it has to be Ubuntu...I just hope like fuck it decides to "see" the iPod.
16:32 < [Saint]> I just need clear instruction on what I'm supposed to be doing, I don't want to mess it up doing something stupid and have to post it to Germany ;)
16:33 < [7]> you can't break it that badly, at least not by accident :)
16:34 < [7]> did you manage to sort out that pyusb problem?
16:34 < [7]> i.e. does it find usb.core now?
16:34 < [Saint]> That doesn't mean I don't need clear instruction, or want to break it, badly, or at all ;)
16:34 < [Saint]> I'm going to try again shortly, I might try running a LiveCD instead.
16:35 < [7]> in that case, install pyusb 1.0.0a1 again, and then run emcore.py rm /boot/init.emcoreapp
16:35 < [7]> that should work just fine
16:35 < [7]> er, .boot of course
16:35 < Farthen> and if it is running embios you need embios.py
16:36 < [7]> emcore.py would produce a clear error message in that case :)
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16:59 < Sorcerer> Think I found another bug: both Balance and Stereo Width are not working, at all.
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