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Mister_Magister | abranson: its not easy task | 15:51 |
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Mister_Magister | abranson: i got some video! | 16:29 |
Mister_Magister | but its so broken | 16:29 |
Mister_Magister | it plays video at least, and doesn't crash anymore, but freezes at the beginning and then freezes entire os when ends | 16:48 |
rinigus | when building RPM in SDK (app but probably the same in platform), the libs/exes are not stripped nor debug info repackaged separately. this is in contrast to OBS where same SPEC is leading to smaller binaries | 17:04 |
rinigus | how can I achieve automatic debug info extraction into separate RPM and stripping the libs? without SPEC hacks | 17:05 |
mal | rinigus: mb2 build -d | 17:06 |
ol | piggz (IRC): How easy is adding support for another smart watch to Amazfish? Is there a documentation how to do it? | 17:07 |
rinigus | mal: thanks! | 17:07 |
mal | rinigus: a tiny hint: mb2 --help :) | 17:07 |
rinigus | mal: that what I was using. mb2 --help describes `-d --device <name> Specify the device` | 17:08 |
mal | rinigus: build [-p|--prepare] [--no-check] [-d|--enable-debug] [-j <n>] | 17:08 |
mal | rinigus: each command has it's own help in the output | 17:09 |
mal | rinigus: you were looking at global options | 17:09 |
rinigus | mal: missed that, indeed it is there :) | 17:09 |
mal | rinigus: build -p is also useful often | 17:10 |
mal | if building some projects with patches | 17:10 |
rinigus | mal: indeed. so far I was applying them manually and I am not sure how it will work when out-of-tree. | 17:11 |
rinigus | mal: thanks - way better with -d! now have to rebuild all the apps :) | 17:16 |
Mister_Magister | abranson: could you help me out a bit with that app | 17:22 |
piggz | ol: hopefully not too difficult...what kind? | 17:23 |
piggz | subclass AbstractDevice, implement its pure virtuals and you should be mostly there | 17:23 |
ol | piggz (IRC): A new watch is coming, fully programmable, with open source firmware and e-ink display: https://www.crowdsupply.com/sqfmi/watchy | 17:24 |
piggz | ol: depends a lot how its implemented .... if it uses standard BLE GATT services, should be easy | 17:26 |
piggz | it it uses some custom BT protocol, not so | 17:26 |
ol | It can use anything, including WiFi. :-) | 17:28 |
piggz | ol: just looked at the code, it uses services/characteristics, so should be easy | 17:29 |
piggz | https://github.com/sqfmi/Watchy/blob/master/src/BLE.cpp | 17:29 |
piggz | not much code there atm | 17:29 |
piggz | i wonder if theyd send me one :D | 17:30 |
piggz | to add to my watch collection :D | 17:30 |
Mister_Magister | hmmm | 18:01 |
rinigus | mal: is there an option for mb2/sfdk to patch RPM release with some string? | 18:13 |
rinigus | -x is using git tag for it, but if I wish to alter it somehow differently... | 18:20 |
Thaodan | You can tell it to ignore git and keep the version in the spec | 18:21 |
Thaodan | but you should use git tags that would make sense | 18:22 |
rinigus | Thaodan: you are most probably right. let me check if they would lead to correct order with the version increase as expected | 18:27 |
rinigus | (git tags based versioning) | 18:28 |
rinigus | Thaodan: yep, looks like that would fit. now would just have to start removing older packages from the dir as autoremove feature will be somewhere in future | 18:29 |
Mister_Magister | at this point the next goal would be to make sfos support HDR display lmoa | 19:05 |
Mister_Magister | and make gstdroid support HDR playback | 19:05 |
Mister_Magister | i need abranson :< | 19:07 |
Mister_Magister | .seen test | 19:16 |
Mister_Magister | hmmm how were the commands | 19:16 |
ol | <piggz "i wonder if theyd send me one :D"> You can subscribe to their croudfunding campaign. It's not so expensive. | 19:35 |
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