[16:14] <AnAnt> Hello, I have this in /etc/init/usb-blaster.conf: 
[16:15] <AnAnt> script exec mount --bind /dev/bus /proc/bus ln -s /sys/kernel/debug/usb/devices /proc/bus/usb/devices
[16:15] <AnAnt> end script
[16:15] <AnAnt> erm, bad pasting
[16:15] <AnAnt> exec & ln -s are in different lines
[16:15] <AnAnt> now, when I do sudo start usb-blaster, only the mount is done, but not the ln -s, why is that ?
[16:17] <AnAnt> nevermind, it worked
[18:25] <sadmac> Keybuk: have you ever looked at the wayland source?
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[20:46] <Keybuk> sadmac: no, why?
[21:04] <sadmac> Keybuk: He does some marshalling stuff a lot like what nih_dbus does, but with libffi instead of generated code
[23:18] <halfline> sadmac: are you thinking of my branch of wayland? 
[23:18] <halfline> i don't think that ever landed on krh's branch
[23:19] <halfline> (that stuff is here http://cgit.freedesktop.org/~halfline/wayland/log/?h=dbus-attempt)
[23:20] <sadmac> halfline: its not dbus itself. Some aspects of his implementation of the wayland internal protocol could be applied to nih_dbus to remove some of the generated code though.
[23:20] <sadmac> oh yeah, and I should publish my wayland branch
[23:20] <halfline> oh i see what you mean
[23:21] <sadmac> halfline: actually libnih might be something I suggest to him to get rid of things like wl_hash and the linked list stuff.
[23:22] <sadmac> halfline: right now I'm just plastering the source with documentation to get familiar
[23:22] <halfline> gotta go catch a bus
[23:22] <sadmac> do that :)