Linux on the Nintendo GameCube and Wii

Can I be taken of the list?

On Friday, Jan 23, 2004, at 10:22 US/Pacific, Carlos Correa wrote:

> Nice Start with this project. I would like to help on making some docs 
> and
>
> putting them on the website for n00b's and even people who are not but 
> don't
>
> know how to compile the kernel with the patch. Please Reply if i could 
> help on
>
> that but i'm more of a coder then html editor. (i can do both anyway)
>
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Le 23.01.2004 15:37:32, Michael Steil a =E9crit=A0:
> http://www.gc-linux.org/docs/howtodevelop.html

Hello,

As PSOload 2.0a is still only available on windows, maybe you should =20
put a link to the linux version of PSOload 1.1.

Regards,

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On 23.01.2004, at 09:49, Free The Cube wrote:
> You're right :) !!!! But the "temporary" driver is written :), it need 
> more tests (it's a port of the GCLIB driver so it should work 
> correclty (i hope) :)
> I will work on the SI driver...

Great. Jut send a kernel patch (preferably 2.6.1) to the mailing list 
and we'll put it in the CVS for everyone to see it.
...and you need an SF CVS account yourself then.

   Michael

Michael Steil wrote:
> On 23.01.2004, at 09:49, Free The Cube wrote:
> 
>> You're right :) !!!! But the "temporary" driver is written :), it need 
>> more tests (it's a port of the GCLIB driver so it should work 
>> correclty (i hope) :)
>> I will work on the SI driver...
> 
> 
> Great. Jut send a kernel patch (preferably 2.6.1) to the mailing list 
> and we'll put it in the CVS for everyone to see it.
> ...and you need an SF CVS account yourself then.
> 

I can't send you a patch against 2.6.1, I'm at my work office ;) (no 
kernel sources, and can't spend time to download, test, ...) but I can 
send you the source file tested with linux 2.4.XX :) !

In my version, there are 2 parts :
  - the GCPAD driver
  - some functions (not finished) to test it with my 86 box...
I removed the last one in the attached file.

We still must adjust some values such as 'gcpad[i].dev.absmin' 
'gcpad[i].dev.absmax' !!! If i remember correctly, the trigger values go 
from -32767 to 32768, it is not really what we want (0 to 32768).

This driver (if it works :) ) is not really good :
  - the active loop wastes CPU time, even if i didn't feel this into my 
x86 box.
  - it doesn't use the SI layer
  - and the worst : it is not tested :) !

let us not be so pessimistic : it uses the standart input layer :D...

Free The Cube.

Le 23.01.2004 03:34:47, Franck a =E9crit=A0:
> I've already started this job(je suis fran=E7ais aussi :)), but it
> appears
> someone already sent huge amount of french translation to

This makes me ask a general question : this project is very young, thus =20
many people are working on the same problems. But soon, the project =20
will have to choose one implementation among the others and go on to =20
something else.

Then my question is : who will commit things to the cvs? how will the =20
choices be done? and how will people be able to submit patches, and how =20
will those be approved...

I just thought those things have to be cleared.

P.S. i'm french too, so if you need another translator, or someone to =20
check the translations...

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Good morning,

On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 04:02:51 +0100, Alexandre Boeglin wrote:
> Then my question is : who will commit things to the cvs? how will the  
> choices be done? and how will people be able to submit patches, and how  
> will those be approved...

It appears Michael do the cvs update alone, but guys from the irc channel
help a lot obviously. If he can keep up the update, why don't let him do
it on his own until he need help? After all, he leads the Xbox Linux
project and it was a success...

> I just thought those things have to be cleared. 

I think so too.

> P.S. i'm french too, so if you need another translator, or someone to  
> check the translations...

This night I was working on an autoinstaller (sh script) for the
toolchain and seen your's. Good job ;)

On Fri, Jan 23, 2004 at 04:02:51AM +0100, Alexandre Boeglin wrote:
> This makes me ask a general question : this project is very young, thus  
> many people are working on the same problems. But soon, the project  
> will have to choose one implementation among the others and go on to  
> something else.
> 
> Then my question is : who will commit things to the cvs? how will the  
> choices be done? and how will people be able to submit patches, and how  
> will those be approved...
>
> I just thought those things have to be cleared.
>

Because patches do get lost (they really do), patch submission should be
with the project Patch Tracking System at:

  http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=624433&group_id=98581&func=browse

If your patch makes significant changes, it's a better idea to post it
to the developer mailing list so that it may receive some peer-review,
first.

	Arthur
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