On Sun, Jan 10, 2010 at 11:16:34AM +0100, Petr Vanek wrote:
> MJ> > MJ> Quite big FSO upgrade, upstream is now using separate configs
> MJ> > MJ> for daemons in /etc/freesmartphone/* instead of huge
> MJ> > MJ> frameworkd.conf with is nice. (In shr-u it's fsodeviced,
> MJ> > MJ> fsousaged and fsonetworkd now).
> 
> seems like fsogsmd is already in? (i don't think it was in before,
> right?)

Yes its in, but not used by default (its not started as service).
See /etc/frameworkd.conf there is still ogsmd enabled, but you can play
with fsogsmd if you want now. The same for fsotdld, fsomusicd, fsodatad.

> MJ> > MJ> Also ubifs is worth of some one-liner there..
> MJ> > 
> MJ> > is it now proven to work? i haven't really followed the
> MJ> > conversations throughly enough to get a full picture.  
> MJ> 
> MJ> I know about 3 people with working rootfs including me.
> 
> i know very little about ubifs but understand it should bring faster
> performance and more sophisticated uSD card wearing?

True, I haven't used NAND for long (even with jffs2) so I cannot
compare, but running it 4 times for few minutest give me feeling that
its maybe a bit faster (not objective compare at all!) and I cannot
reproduce bonnie++ results max_posedon posted (I had such a low numbers
that it cannot be true based on using system from the same system where
bonnie++ said something about read 4Kb/s :).

> MJ> > MJ> > On the same token, are there any plans to incorporate the
> MJ> > MJ> > kernel speed ups s discussed on kernel list? If yes, would
> MJ> > MJ> > make sense to
> MJ> > 
> MJ> > MJ> First change (MTD_NAND_VERIFY_WRITE) pushed
> MJ> > MJ> 
> http://git.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded/commit/?id=f72efbb544c45594650cd5380d8dd417aa257f5f
> 
> i opkg update upgrade-ed now, how can i see i have this already in?
> 
> this is my kernel:
> r...@om-gta02 ~ $ opkg list_installed | grep kernel-image
> kernel-image-2.6.29-rc3 -
> 2.6.29-oe11+gitr119862+a15608f241a40b41fed5bffe511355c2067c4e88-r7.4

>From that commit you can see that I bumped kernel revision to
a15608f241a40b41fed5bffe511355c2067c4e88 which is what you have (see
+gitrNNNNN+SOURCE_GIT_REVISION).

> are we planning to have the debug info removed too? can this be done
> also just on shr-kernel-config level?

I would like to let this decission on kernel guys, PaulFertser already
sent his opinion. So it can be done even on shr-kernel-config, but the
decission is theirs (well they are fixing bugs for shr-kernel).

And the amount of debug options for newer kernels is not that bad at
all, on 2.6.32 from shr
zcat /proc/config.gz | grep -i debug | grep -v ^# | wc -l => 10
2 of them are about ubifs, where is BGT disabled by default (max_posedon
reported that ubi is much more reliable with that), but we can disable
BGT from running system through /sys.. but nobody tried/cared yet.

> MJ> As I sent later.. it works only for images built > 2009-12-09, but
> MJ> yesterday I added updated update-alternatives-cworth to feeds and
> MJ> upgrading that and then reinstalling busybox should work in all
> MJ> images.
> 
> i am safely past reflash && upgrade now :)

Good :)

> Petr

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