06:48 <PaulFertser> russ: is this OpenOCD debugging something on a general purpose motherboard?

07:05 <russ> PaulFertser, yes, working on getting P6 support going (ppro, klamath, deschutes, dixon, mendicino, katami, coppermine)

07:16 <PaulFertser> russ: that's amazing

07:30 <russ> intel has released docs for lakemore, which is much much newer and openocd has support for it, so that's my starting point

08:39 <PaulFertser> russ: not only Intel released the docs, they directly contributed support for quark and friends to OpenOCD.

08:41 <Xogium> that's very surprising coming from them

08:41 <Xogium> I always had the impression intel didn't give a damn about open source software

08:43 <PaulFertser> They have many various divisions.

08:43 <Xogium> interesting

08:44 <PaulFertser> They even let me review and incorporated feedback for the related appnote they're preparing for that work.

08:46 <Xogium> dang, that's very cool

08:52 <PaulFertser> Then they all disappeared :)

08:54 <Xogium> naaah I'm still around

08:54 <Xogium> :p

08:55 <Xogium> was checking out a talking watch for the blind which is... Original, must say. It uses radio waves for accurate timekeeping. There's just one big problem: the time sync happens at around 03:00 utc, and you must be close to a window with a clear sky view for it to kick in

08:57 <Xogium> I mean, other than that, the idea wasn't too bad... But they should have made the hour of the time sync configurable

09:05 <PaulFertser> Xogium: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DCF77 ?

09:07 <PaulFertser> It should be working all day long, not just during the night. The reception is better during the night though.

09:08 <Xogium> PaulFertser: something like that, but I reckon its based in the US. It figures, at least, with the very precise hour it wants to time sync

09:09 <Xogium> I'm not even sure the watch would work in europe, come to think of it

09:09 <urja> DCF77 is a german service

09:10 <urja> it sorta kinda works in finland, but i haven't heard of a receiver where the antenna would fit a ... watch

09:10 <urja> you didn't say wristwatch tho, i just assumed that, hm

09:10 <Xogium> heh yeah its a wrist watch

09:11 <Xogium> I'm also confused how would that even work, with an antenna

09:15 <Xogium> heh, another is clearly stating: for UK and USA only

09:16 <urja> UK and USA sounds ... language related, not geography? what

09:16 <urja> (or they have one solution for USA and one for UK :P)

09:17 <Xogium> I know right

09:18 <Xogium> oh, non removable battery

09:18 <Xogium> awesome !