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[03:49:19] *** Joins: [Saint] (~saint@rockbox/staff/saint) [06:40:51] *** Quits: steffengy (~quassel@p57B4898A.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) (Disconnected by services) [06:40:51] *** Joins: steffengy1 (~quassel@p57B48CC2.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) [06:54:04] *** Quits: TheSeven (~quassel@rockbox/developer/TheSeven) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds) [06:55:24] *** Joins: TheSeven (~quassel@rockbox/developer/TheSeven) [10:42:33] *** Joins: shdwprince (~sp@130.185.34.91) [10:45:09] Hummm [10:46:01] I can't figure out why is a page about the enCOREFS [10:46:43] If mounting device as fat is not okay - where I can get enCOREFS? [11:02:07] it's in the SVN repository [11:02:40] http://svn.freemyipod.org/ [11:03:07] the path is /emcore/trunk/tools/emcorefs/ [11:04:48] Oh, I got it, thanks [11:05:23] svn checkout -r 897 svn://svn.freemyipod.org/emcore/trunk/tools/emcorefs/ emcorefs [11:05:34] in case you're using a release build of emCORE [11:05:44] otherwise, get the HEAD revision [11:06:13] so, mounting as fat is a wrong way? [11:07:05] this is an alternative way, which started as a libusb/libfuse experiment [11:07:19] but it looks like it's working fine so far [11:07:39] I ask it, because I have certain problems with simple mouting [11:07:52] either our usb driver or our mass storage implementation has some issues on some platforms [11:07:54] *mounting [11:08:00] that's why i made this tool [11:08:22] in the more recent revisions, these are almost fixed [11:08:38] another option is to use the rockbox fallback image [11:08:49] Tools -> Launch rockbox fallback image [11:08:53] to transfer files [11:09:17] Oh, so that's like known issue [11:09:20] then shut it down (holding PLAY), and launching the regular one to play music [11:11:25] thanks [11:12:10] and another one - ipod drive formatted as usual dos device, or there is something special from emcore? [11:14:08] it uses "superfloppy" formatting - no partition table, no master boot record, just a plain FAT32 partition at the first accessible sector [11:14:58] we're using some of the sectors at the beginning for bad block table, but both emcore and rockbox know about these, and skip them when mounting the partition [11:15:50] Okay, I try either fallback rockbox or emcorefs tool to transfer files, and 'll see if problem goes away [11:16:34] sorry for accidentally bringing my problem here] [11:17:06] (] looks like a smiley, but its just typo) :) [11:17:13] <[Saint]> Aha...I should read more. [11:17:23] <[Saint]> I just answered your question int he other channel. :) [11:17:25] shdwprince: you could also try a build with my usb patchea [11:17:42] those should finally bring an end to these mounting problems [11:19:13] patches to emcore? [11:20:09] to rockbox [11:21:01] http://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/#/c/844/1 [11:21:14] Thanks, I'll check it later' [11:21:28] Now I have work to do [11:24:01] Oh, another and last question [11:24:46] Is there is a way to bring back iPod original control, which, for example, allow to change tracks and playpause even in menus [11:25:45] <[Saint]> Yes. But it would be very non-trivial to achieve. [11:25:57] <[Saint]> And would require extensive remapping. [11:26:41] Are this archieved by editing config files, or only editing the source itself? [11:26:55] <[Saint]> Only via editing the source and recompiling. [11:27:48] <[Saint]> Rockbox doesn't expose menu configuration or key mapping to the user to save them from themselves, basically. [11:28:00] Maybe I'll check it out later [11:28:14] I'm somehow familiar to C-code [11:28:29] <[Saint]> The keymaps are well commented and fairly easy to understand. [11:28:54] <[Saint]> It'll just be a fair amount of work to get a fully functional keymap that works the way you intend globally. [11:29:37] <[Saint]> Not difficult work. Just tedious work. [11:33:19] * [Saint] has been experimenting with lowering clock speeds and undervolting on ipod6g [11:34:42] <[Saint]> I don't use any computationally heavy codecs, and one of my Classics has an SSD in it, so I don't necessarily care about the additional time spent buffering with a lower clock speed because the _much_ faster storage makes up for that and then some. [11:36:33] <[Saint]> I already disable GUI boosting on the Classic because it is _completely_ unnecessary. 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