dlbogdan wrote: > Alright, > > I've made an initial sync with my local files, split in a few pushes to > make the changes more readable. > The git is available here: > https://code.google.com/r/bogdandumitru-jivelite-qvga-touch-rpi/ > -i haven't yet tested it as it is found in that repo- *EDIT: Tested. It > works. * because I've started working locally more than a month ago but > on an already modified jivelite. So it might take me some time to commit > every change. > > > > If they are enough that want it, I'm thinking of building a minimal OS > image (read only rootfs with ramdisk so there's no need to shutdown > linux) that contains everything ready to be put on the raspberry SD. > > Important: Don't expect to just copy the QVGATouchSkin folder in your > applets directory for everything to work. It will not work right, > especially the keyboard that needed modification outside the skin, as > well as other changes in other files including some in .c files. > So just get all the files from my repo, compile it and give it a go. > This build is supposed to be run on the tft framebuffer directly. > Just set the env variables and run jivelite. > ex: > > Code: -------------------- > > sudo SDL_FBDEV=/dev/fb1 SDL_MOUSEDRV=TSLIB SDL_MOUSEDEV=/dev/input/touchscreen /opt/bogdandumitru-jivelite-qvga-touch-rpi/bin/jivelite & -------------------- > > > > There is still a lot to do. > Like: Implementing GPIO buttons that you can find neatly under the > screen on the PCB; stripping not (so) needed menu items, maybe a > working simple vu-meter directly on the "Now Playing" screen, etc. > The Wired/Wifi Network Setup GUI applet, original found here: > https://github.com/jovial/squeezeplay-wicd-frontend It needs wicd > libs and tools and a few other files compiled so it will not work > directly from the branch. This applet was the main reason I needed to > fix the on screen keyboard so you can type the wifi passkey directly > from the device's screen. > > The ultimate goal of this jivelite branch is to be able to use it > without the need to remotely access your raspberry pi to set things > up. Everything should be accessible through the touch ui interface. > > I'll post some details and pictures about my hardware construction > when I get the time. > Cheers!
Hi dlbogdan, its looking good, im currently running Callumridleys clone - https://code.google.com/r/callumridley-jivelite/source/browse everythings working fine for me, the GPIO options for the 4 buttons sounds great, i would love to have hardware volume controls. Andrew ------------------------------------------------------------------------ andrewj's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=64237 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=103594 _______________________________________________ diy mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/diy
