Zoran Kolic wrote:
Some modules are missing. Would be nice if nokia
could provide us/me/user with those modules and info, what is changed
in this instance.
Why not doing it yourself instead of repeating it many times in the
list? ;-) If you really need firewall then go ahead -
Hello,
I have updated bootmenu initfs flasher. This version comes with slightly
newer bootmenu version from garage svn and has experimental support for
n800 device. It still works on N770 of course. For N800 only newer
2006-51 firmware (the downloadable one) is supported.
As I don't have
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another thing is the developer program. I'm not too happy with it myself
and I agree we should have at least posted the deadline after which the
notifications are sent. I still hope we will at least announce that the
selection is over.
With the way it is done it may be
Alexis Rondeau wrote:
Specifically I want to remove the IM/gtalk/email accounts via a
script. Manually it is obvious (just press 'remove' in the device
manager) but I need to know the location of the actual config file. It
is surprisingly (to me) not located in ~/.
Also, where can I find the
Kimmo Hämäläinen wrote:
Even without any OS update for N770, you could do an application that
works both in N770 and N800, if you avoid using some API. I think most
N770 applications worked with small or non-existent changes in N800.
(You just have to compile it in N770 SDK and test it in N800,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 770 with OS2006 is still supported by Nokia.
So we actually may see maintenance firmware updates (i.e. fixed bugs)
for OS2006? Or even something targeted for better compatibility with OS2007?
Perhaps some kind of OS2006/OS2007 combination will turn out to be
Detlef Schmicker wrote:
Hello,
how do we apply?
It was discussed on #maemo and it looks like noone should apply.
Developers will be chosen by maemo team. See the archive
http://mg.pov.lt/maemo-irclog
I hope people who got N770 in developer device program before won't be
excluded because
Aniello Del Sorbo wrote:
I kept the MENU key pressed, but it keeps booting from flash (even if I
read the line keep MENU key pressed for advanced options bla bla...)
Press and hold the menu key when (or after) the message is shown, not
earlier. It needs to be pressed after linux kernel boots
Johan Bilien wrote:
http://maemo.org/platform/docs/api/libosso/html/index.html
You can register a callback with osso_hw_set_event_cb, set the
system_inactivity_ind flag in the osso_hw_state_t argument.
Will this callback be called even without processing gtk/glib loop?
If not is there other
Eero Tamminen wrote:
I think the app loses focus when the screen is blanked.
So, the SDL app could catch screen focus events and do
some additional checks when that happens.
Good idea, thanks.
Or SDL app could always pause when it loses focus...
This is good for video updates but
Mike Lococo wrote:
I'm finding that large (200MB) transfers of data via the wifi network
are extremely unreliable. They start out running at a reasonable speed
(350KB/sec-600KB/sec), but within a few moments slow to less than
100KB/sec. The rates become very erratic, and the device GUI
DJ Delorie wrote:
I'm pretty sure the jffs2 image is OK, as I can mount it on my desktop
via mtdram.
Better would be to paste your mkfs.jffs2 line directly. I guess you did
use something like
# mkfs.jffs2 -r rootfs -o rootfs.jffs2 -e 128 -l -n
right? I guess '-e 128 -l' is critical.
You can
DJ Delorie wrote:
Yup, right from the tar2jffs2.sh script:
mkfs.jffs2 -r $TEMPDIR -o $name.temp -e 128 -l -n
It does the sumtool line too:
sumtool -i $name.temp -o $name -e 128KiB -l -n
Well, then it looks OK. Maybe your image is too small (4MB from your
output? some test?) and this is
Siarhei Siamashka wrote:
Surely all
these problems can be fixed by implementing hybrid x11/framebuffer code
where x11 is responsible for keyboard input and sets video mode so that no
other application draws over a screen area used by mplayer.
Yes, the result would look like video overlay
Hello,
I've got good news. Few days ago I tried to contact once again Epson
Electronics (last time I tried got no reply) and today I got nice 126
pages long specification PDF with register description and other
programming information. If someone is interested, let me know. I was
not told to
Charles 'Buck' Krasic wrote:
Hi,
I think it would be nice if in addition to a rootfs, there is a kernel
that includes some of the extras that are useful for developers. The
main example I am thinking of is NFS client support, so that the
scratchbox CPU transparency feature is easier to setup
Charles 'Buck' Krasic wrote:
Sure modules would be fine too. Are those pre-compiled modules
suitable for the kernel version that ships with maemo 2.1?
Yes, kernels are patched so you may wish to avoid them but those modules
are not and work with stock N770 kernel (except PPTP that needs
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/CodeNames
Huh it is undone and page is back now, thanks, what happened?
Frantisek
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Kimmo Hämäläinen wrote:
I verified this from one of the relevant developers: indeed, we don't
have permission to publish the coldflashing code. Also, there may be a
lack of interest to reveal the protocol in general.
Well, could you at leash kick the windows flasher team to make advanced
Armin M. Warda wrote:
I repeated the test three times, the result was always reproduced.
regards, Armin.
Huh, that's weird. wi-fi driver and 802.11 protocol is even not in
kernel but in extra module. The only changes in that kernel are:
1 extended backlight control (patch on my site)
2
Clemens Eisserer wrote:
I also have problems with my Kingston-1GB card (it says its MMC-4.0
compatible). With the 52mb kernel the 770 doesn't even boot when the
card is inside :-/
If I could help you somehow please let me know, if you don't bother
... no problem ;)
Maybe we could take it off
Hello,
there was iteresting page in wiki last week that got deleted. I'm not
sure when and how it happened. URL was
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/CodeNames
Is it normal that there is no revision history for deleted pages in
wiki? What if it was deleted by mistake or by spammer?
Was this page
I have added source diff for newer kernel to
http://fanoush.webpark.cz/maemo/#mmcplus
It contains also code multiblock writes but disabled.
Frantisek
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Larry Battraw wrote:
Thanks Frantisek! As a data point, I've tried the multiblock write
kernel with a Kingston 1GB card and experienced consistent crashes
(probably due to swap file corruption) using it. The high-speed mmc
version of the kernel you provided doesn't seem to have such issues.
I guess giving proper credit is tricky.
Even if Aaron's name is mentioned now at
http://nseries.com/770experience_2/hacks_vnc.htm isn't it still a bit
unfair for developers of original VNC(viewer) if their (probably big
chunk of) code was used? This was just an example, same issues can be
Simon Moore wrote:
My method works by recompiling the whole kernel and building the modules
into the kernel - it should be possible to compile just the modules as
loadable modules but I can't find any HowTo's on this, so if there is
anyone out there that can tell me how to compile a kernel
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
Maybe there are still problems with linking curses when making make
menuconfig. It is in list archives. I think it is just changing one line
in Makefile somewhere.
it is in scripts/kconfig/lxdialog/check-lxdialog.sh
comment three lines to echo -lncurses always
Marius Gedminas wrote:
Try tar --diff instead:
rm -r /floppy/*
rsync -avH /opt/ /floppy/
tar cf - -C /opt . | tar dvf - -C /floppy
Nokia770-26:~# ./tar cf - -C /opt . | ./tar -df - -C /floppy
./tar: ./var/run/sdp: socket ignored
Nokia770-26:~#
When using -dvf it prints every filename
Marius Gedminas wrote:
The question about high-speed MMC access is still unresolved.
No it is not there. It is not bugfix and would require extensive testing
so this can be expected. Making hack that works for most people is one
thing. Making it official feature that is guaranteed to work is
Hello,
This is so strange I would like you opinions.
See this
http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=page=1pp=10
and this https://maemo.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=838 (opened even if
it will be probably closed as unsupported)
Several (=3) people reproduced it but is
Issue resolved. One mystery replaced by another one. It is caused by
rsync. Looks like rsync -avH or -av or avW -avWH or whatever somehow
does not make 1:1 copies. Strange but true.
When I replaced rsync -avH /opt/ /floppy/ by GNU tar (busybox doesn't
handle long paths correctly) like this
Daniel Stone wrote:
you can't do the
bootloader, kernel, and initfs from userspace.
Well, you can, but it really isn't a good idea. It has no chance to be
completely safe, something may go wrong pretty easily (like random
device reboot). There is no safe order in which you can make the
Tran Van Hoang wrote:
Hi,
It will be available when next maemo sdk release is coming out...soon
Yes that was my point. This is IMHO too late :-)
I understand it may be hard to make everything ready at once but still I
don't like it and think you should make the sources available at the
Michael Wiktowy wrote:
That is also something that could be said for the flashing through the
USB method too. If that is interrupted then you are likely equally
unable to boot your 770. However, you can always try again ...
There is big difference. You don't need the device to be bootable for
Antonio Orlando wrote:
I think that using tar to back up and restore applications installed
with apt/dpkg would be a Bad Idea.
Can I ask why? I have not enough Linux knowledge to answer this
(stupid?) question myself.
dpkg packages has postinst and prerm scripts that get executed while
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
the 2.6.16.27-omap1 kernel in 2.2006.39-14 is significantly
different from the previous one = old modules are incompatible with
newer kernel, older kernel causes reboot loop when flashed
Looks like the 'significantly different' mainly means version magic
2.6.16.27
Hello,
since the 2.6.16.27-omap1 kernel in 2.2006.39-14 is significantly
different from the previous one = old modules are incompatible with
newer kernel, older kernel causes reboot loop when flashed (newer wlan
module in initfs?), it would be nice to have kernel source as soon as
possible.
Rafael Espíndola wrote:
The packages bash, coreutils, debianutils, gzip, sed, tar, util-linux
and procps are not used, but they are marked as required. This breaks
the bootstrap since busybox conflicts with them.
I think both problems stem from the fact that the repository is
primarily set
Hello,
since reading from MMC is fast now but writing is slow (300KB/s) I tried
to enable multiblock writes [0] and is seems to not to crash
immediatelly. In fact it seems it is working :-) I'm not sure multiblock
writes are safe on OMAP 1710. I asked Juha who seems to have some
success
Ferenc Szekely wrote:
Hello,
Every now and then we have some nasty edits at maemo's wiki. To avoid
this I have been thinking to disable anonymous edits till we have a
solution which:
-either detects spam and reverts a page if necessary, or
-provides a challenge-response test (captcha [1])
Marius Gedminas wrote:
Are you sure there are no links? I've had spammers spam a Trac wiki
with lots of links inside a div style=display: none.
Yes, go to http://maemo.org/maemowiki/FrontPage?action=info and use the
links View, Raw on the right. Links are not in the page (revision
221 as
Hello,
This kernel enables also 52Mhz high-speed MMC mode (works on Kingston
2GB MMCmobile). Complete summary of changes:
1. legacy MMC cards run at 16Mhz instead of original 12Mhz (1.3x
speedup), my 64MB card included with N770 does not work with this,
others do work (Sandisk 1GB). I
Koen Kooi wrote:
Frantisek Dufka schreef:
Yet when usb cable is
inserted kernel says something about full speed config. Unfortunately
full speed is 12Mbps USB 1.1 speed. USB 2.0 is called high speed.
usb 2.0 high speed = 12Mbps
usb 2.0 full speed = 480MBps
welcome to usb marketing speak
Koen Kooi wrote:
And by the looks of it the omap1710 as well :(
Yes, found it - drivers/usb/gadget/omap_udc.c
* omap_udc.c -- for OMAP full speed udc; most chips support OTG.
No word about high speed. Looks like high speed UDC is rare thing.
Found only this
Sascha Heid wrote:
Hi!
I tried your kernel with my 1GB extremetech and 2GB Kingston. No
problems so far and twice the speed (will try 4x later today).
Sounds good :-)
this will
certainly become of even greater value when we will be able to use the
mmc as root :-)
Yes, unfortunately
Hello,
recently I bought 2GB Kingston MMCmobile card and was a bit frustrated
by N770 mmc slot speed. Basically any card inserted into N770 has speed
~1.3MB/s. I digged a bit in kernel sources and googled for MMC specs and
discovered this:
- maximum legacy MMC bus clock speed is 20Mhz
- MMC
Sebastien Bourdeauducq wrote:
Hello,
I'm playing a bit with the N770 DSP (I may write an Ogg Vorbis codec
if I have the time)
Then definitely google for sandvall thesis pdf. If you cannot find the
source patch with DSP code on the net, let me know. Got it from one of
rockbox developers. At
Ralph Giles wrote:
If the code is open source, send it to me and I can put it in svn where
people can (hopefully) find it better.
The licence is BSD. Here is original mail from Johannes Sandvall with
instructions
http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/tremor/2004-March/000957.html
Patch attached
Siarhei Siamashka wrote:
Yes, I tried all these types of networking, but lately resorted only to wi-fi
as it is the easiest one to use.
If no such solution exists right now, maybe it is time to develop one? :)
As for bluetooth, I don't find it too hard. Just one shell script and
possibly
Greg Morgan wrote:
Of course the challenge is doing
something with root.
If you have rd mode enabled there is easy trick for shell scripts.
#!/bin/sh
# use gainroot to become root and relaunch itself
if [ `id -u` != 0 ] ; then
#if not already root, call itself as root
sudo gainroot
My second attempt to handle stdin and also return proper exit code and
avoid one shell running is
#!/bin/sh
# use gainroot to become root and relaunch itself and remember tty
if [ `id -u` != 0 ] ; then
#if not already root, call itself as root
TTY=`tty`
[ $TTY = not a tty ] unset TTY
sudo
Olivier ROLAND wrote:
Siarhei Siamashka a écrit :
On 9/19/06, Kimmo Hämäläinen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, it would need to be reproducible in several different devices. The
guy here that tried to reproduce it currently thinks that Siarhei's unit
is broken.
If your device is broken then
After previous test I put device with empty battery to charger and it
happens also when connected to charger (over wi-fi).
Once with wlan power settings 100mw and later also when reduced to 10mw.
Nokia770-26:~# ./memtester 40 1
memtester version 4.0.5 (32-bit)
Copyright (C) 2005 Charles
Kimmo Hämäläinen wrote:
So, it's unclear yet if it is a software or hardware
problem.
Just few ideas:
software - bug is swapping/pagefault code?, bad ram timings?, too high
CPU clock?
hardware - high power requirements - does it happen more when brightness
is high or mem tester is run in
Siarhei Siamashka wrote:
On 9/19/06, Frantisek Dufka wrote:
Just few ideas:
software - bug is swapping/pagefault code?, bad ram timings?, too high
CPU clock?
That's an interesting idea, It seems to be worth trying to downclock
the device and check if it improves stability. Does anybody know
Carl van_Schaik wrote:
A quick look around, I noticed /dev/mtdblock2 it where is seems the
vmlinux image lives, starting at offset 0x800
/dev/mtdblock0 is the nolo 'Nokia Loader' code and /dev/mtdblock1 is the
config partition?
/dev/mtdblock3 is the initfs?
Yst this is correct. Kernel lives
Tiago Batista napsal(a):
How do I rebuild a binary initfs image?
I found documentation about modifying the kernel, the rootfs
Basically it is same as rootfs, both are jffs2 images. Search list
archives for initfs http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/maemo/developers/
Check also this
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- System parameters : panel backlight level.
backlight level is property of kernel driver and can be set/get via
/sys/devices/platform/omapfb/panel/backlight_level file (value 0-127).
However it is also managed by dsme daemon which resets it regulary
according to
Ferenc Szekely wrote:
Disabling anonymous edits would be temporary only, since it is against
the idea of the wikis.
I don't mind fixing the frontpage few times until proper solution is
implemented (challenge/response looks ideal). I would disable anonymous
logins only when situation gets
Eero Tamminen wrote:
- Qemu is far away from being able to emulate the whole
ARM device (currently it emulates just most of the user-space stuff
and calls the host kernel for rest)
Not that far. I think at least one system emulation of ARM board is
supported in 0.8.x version and
Alessandro Ikeuchi wrote:
I am worried about a bad product policy and because I am directly harmed by it.
You're mostly harmed just by your incompetence. In 90% of stuff you
posted the problem was on your side.
And I am here as customer, not as community member.
Then you are at the wrong
Jason Mills wrote:
You -could- install the modified bootprompt initfs to the 770's flash
-once-, and then ship releases of Sardine in such a manner that all you'd
need to do is `dd` the various stages to high(er) numbered partitions on the
card.
Well, we have apt-get and instructions how to
Martin wrote:
The app goes straight into SDL_Init; it does not use GTK (or anything
else).
As a result, I get untitled as a title in the window bar, and if the
window is minimised there is no way to get it back.
Both issues are solvable in pure SDL. Window title can be set by
Hello Karoliina,
I would also like the icons in statusbar not to be hardcoded and limited
in number. Would be nice to have priorities and sort them and/or allow
to rearange or hide them like the task navigator now allows with
application menu (Task navigator applet in Control panel).
If
Hello,
just to let you know that is is possible to reflash initfs partition
directly from the device. N770 initfs specific script and binaries of
flash_eraseall, nandwrite and mkfs.jffs2 from mtd-utils-1.0 and are
here http://fanoush.webpark.cz/maemo/#initfs so you can recreate
modified
Fionn Behrens wrote:
Unfortunately it doesnt seem to be so easy. Because once you hook the
unit up to the PSU it also boots into some kind of charging display.
With my unit, this fails, too.
At least in IT2006 it looks like when the boot reason is 'charger' it
boots into rootfs so the X
Hi,
you may try my initfs hack with onscreen boot menu (IT2006 only)
http://fanoush.webpark.cz/maemo/#initfs which allows you to boot from
mmc card with ext2 partition. With working device booted from mmc you
can see what is wrong and try to mount root partition in internal flash
and backup.
Hello,
this is not howto that should be followed but a (bit long) warning.
I tried to find a way of reflashing initfs partition from device itself.
In theory it should be possible via mtd-tools if done correctly. I
underestimated a bit how dangerous this stuff is so I went ahead. First
I
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
I still don't have mmc card with working system. When copied original
system from flash to second partition /dev/mmcblk0p2 (ext2) it reboots
after while without even showing progressbar.
Got it :)
The trick it to _not_ to rsync via 'rsync -avHx / /opt' when mmc
Daniel Stone wrote:
On Wed, Jul 26, 2006 at 09:07:57AM +0300, ext Siarhei Siamashka wrote:
Does Nokia 770 hardware really support YUV colorspace?
My understanding is that the only support we have right now is through
the DSP.
Hello Daniel,
could we clarify this a bit? As far as I
Daniel Stone wrote:
On Wed, Jul 26, 2006 at 09:34:03AM +0200, ext Frantisek Dufka wrote:
Do you say that DSP has such driver duplicated in DSP code and accesses
this chip directly? or does the DSP do colorspace conversion in its code
and the features of HWA747 chip and ioctls
falls huang wrote:
Hello!
I have searched http://repository.maemo.org/pool , but I couldn't find
770's kerenl source . Where can I find it ?
Thanks in advance !
For IT2006
http://repository.maemo.org/pool/maemo2.0/non-free/k/
For IT2005
Andrew Barr wrote:
On Wednesday 19 July 2006 18:49, Jason Mills wrote:
Unless there are strenuous objections, I'd be happy to build out the
Browser Appliance VM with relevant Nokia 770 / Scratchbox tools as a
starting point.
-JMills (builder of BAVM 1.0.0)
I've got one up and (almost)
Dan Brinks wrote:
When I do this with my (working) filesystem, and then flash the n770
with the new rootfs, I get into an infinite reboot cycle. Any thoughts?
Dan Brinks
Well, last time I tried this with rootfs it was still with IT2005 and it
worked. Then I tried it with initfs (IT2006)
Stellars Henson wrote:
hi, i've been doing the same. my method is a bit simpler: after providing my
nokia with most wanted/recent/favourite applications and utilities
1. i just make
# tar -cpf /media/mmc1/backup.tar bin boot dev etc home lib root sbin usr var
snip
Alternative is to have
Eero Tamminen wrote:
IMHO best would be to re-create the initfs partition image and flash it.
Then there's no need for JFFS2 garbage collecting. :-)
I would like to store last chosed rootfs in some config file there so it
would be nice to find out if it works or not.
Frantisek
Hello,
recently I tried to modify initfs to allow dual booting and got some
questions:
Is there a way to get code of pressed HW key in /linuxrc script? There
is command that waits for keypress. There is also something is sysfs
for detecting battery door, shell, headphone jack state but
Smells good, thanks :)
One more reason to have rootfs on mmc and dual boot working. Time to
hack initfs to boot from second (ext2) partition on my 1gig card.
Frantisek
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Tommi Komulainen wrote:
On Fri, 2006-07-07 at 22:16 -0300, ext Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri wrote:
I also know about that... but I want to know from Nokia guys if they
expect someday to get it included by default, and if yes, what's the
showstopper so far... if it's the size, how many megabytes
cartuchoGL wrote:
Anybody can explain why flasher utility isn't open source?
I think flasher utility is a basic tool for n770 platform,
and I don't understand it.
I suppose it is because the protocol may be used in normal Nokia phones
and they wouldn't like you messing with that. Just a
Raju, Vanitha G wrote:
Hi
Is there a utility to read the processor speed? Or if you have the
register details which can be accessed to determine the speed - that
would be of help.
Hi,
at least in kernel 2.6.16-omap1 (IT2006) you can 'cat'
file /proc/omap_clocks
Frantisek
Chances are high that the setting is same in both kernels
Nokia770-22:~# cat /proc/omap_clocks
i2c_ick 0 0
i2c_fck 0 0
mpu 25200 0
mmc_ck 4800 0
mmc_ck 4800 0
bclk 1200 0
mclk 4800 0
usb_dc_ck 4800 0
usb_hhc_ck 4800 0
usb_clko 600 0
uart3_ck 4800 1
uart2_ck
Hello,
is it possible to set some script for dummy IAP to execute that brings
up my custom network? Or is there any other custom type for this?
Currently I first need to open dummy connection (
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/DummyIAP ) and then run script that
configures network (bluetooth
Hello,
when bluetooth keyboard is connected (via kbdd, but it probably doesn't
matter), virtual keyboard is no longer disabled like it was
automagically done in IT2005. Is this is bug or feature? If it is
feature how to switch input method on the fly for already running programs?
When I try
Steve Landers wrote:
So, I have a few questions
- are the plans for alsa support to be re-added to IT2006?
- does anyone have the alsa driver built as a module that can be added
to IT2006?
some things previously in kernel are modules now, have a look in
/mnt/initfs/lib/modules/current there
Steve Landers wrote:
Yes - I looked there. Nothing that stands out as being an alsa driver -
snd_hwdep and snd_rawmidi being the closest but neither appears to
provide the functionality of the inbuilt Alsa drivers in IT2005 nor the
Alsa support referred to in the Maemo documentation. And,
Tapani Pälli wrote:
You can access display and window from SDL code without SDL sources ...
you have to include SDL/SDL_syswm.h
That's great. So the final workaround (works in scummvm port) is like this:
#include SDL/SDL_syswm.h
void SDL_X11_SetNetWMWindowTypeNormal(){
SDL_SysWMinfo
Mathias Uebelacker wrote:
Hello Everybody,
i`ve still Problems with my device. After Problems flashing
OS2006 i
can`t go back to OS2005, the device boots, shut down, reboots
and so on.
Is it possible to start the device in a lower runlevel
Hi,
tried it yesterday just for fun and it works.
code looks like this:
#include SDL/SDL.h
#include SDL_x11video.h
#undef WMwindow
extern SDL_VideoDevice *current_video;
void SDL_X11_SetNetWMWindowType(char *windowtypestring){
if (current_video current_video-name
Uwe Koch wrote:
In the beta IT2006 this doesn't work (mentioned bug).
So is there any chance to deactivate the home key in SDL programs until
the bug is fixed in the GA release?
Well there seems to be fix in SVN for this
Devesh Kothari wrote:
ext Uwe Koch wrote:
I saw many sdl libs already in the SDK but not in the
Beta release on the 770.
Does anybody know if they will be delivered in the public release or
shall I deliver them again like in the IT2005 release?
check always
Hello,
looks like /var/run is no longer mounted/linked to /tmp or other tmpfs
filesystem. I'm not sure but think in 2005 both were tmpfs (maybe one
was softlink to another). Is there some reason or is it a bug? Both seem
to contain temporary stuff but /var/run is now in flash.
Hello,
were there any changes in handling of taskmanager icons for non-DBUS
apps (those without service)? Similar .desktop file worked fine in IT2005:
[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Version=1.0
Type=Application
Name=ScummVM
Exec=/usr/games/scummvm
Icon=scummvm
X-Icon-path=/usr/share/icons
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I managed to compile
those .ko modules with scratchbox 0.9.8.5 Maemo 1.1, but when I try to
load them with insmod in 770 (as a root), it says:
insmod: cannot insert 'mymodule.ko': Invalid module format (-1): Exec
format error.
You probably missed the warning about
Josep Torra Valles wrote:
Hi people,
I was locking for info about epson LCD controller and I found this
http://www.erd.epson.com/vdc/html/contents/S1D13742.htm
Is it the LCD controller used in Nokia 770 ?
Wow, very good hit, thanks. Maybe it is our chip. Last nubmers are same
(742) and
Tapani Pälli wrote:
Hmm let's see if we could come up with a nice solution with discussion.
Direct access to fb would mean permission problems. But there could be
another fb with different permissions (?) ... Maybe at first the tearing
should be solved at driver level so that client can request
Pierre TARDY wrote:
with the help of search engin, you can find references how to enable the
serial console, but no infomation on the effective pinouts of the
connector near the battery pack.
Can someone tell me where I can solder my 2 wires?
Visti Andresen wrote:
My flashingTest reports that:
It got a hardware surface (I should be writing directly to video memory
accordingly to the SDL docs)
And the surface is double buffered.
The size of the surface is 800x480 16 bit (R5G6B5)
So there should be at least 1536000 bytes of video
Tapani Pälli wrote:
I think there's no guarantee that you will get HW surface from SDL, it
will silently fallback to SW surface if it cannot have HW one.
SDL draws to X, X draws to the framebuffer mapped by kernel which then
updates that data to the lcd controller where screen gets finally
Eero Tamminen wrote:
Hi,
Yes. So to draw without tearing effect either X of framebuffer driver
should report when to draw (vblank period or which line is currently
drawn by hardware)
Another possibility is that (SDL) application could ask X server to
ask Framebuffer to flush the framebuffer
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