Re: GSM Modem emulator
2008/7/11 Bobby Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Has anyone built a gsm emulator, for example for testing in qemu? qemu-neo1973 has two already :-P http://svn.openmoko.org/trunk/src/host/qemu-neo1973/gnokiigsm/ uses modified modem emulator from gnokii, http://svn.openmoko.org/trunk/src/host/qemu-neo1973/phonesim/ is phonesim from qtopia configured so that it looks like the TI Calypso. Some usage tips at http://unadventure.wordpress.com/2007/10/
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Any standard way to separate between Neo and FreeRunner?
GPS Sight currently has releases both for Neo1973 and for FreeRuner. Some parts of the code must behave differently for these two phones. For instance, on Neo gllin must be started and the NMEA pipe is in another place. While some abstract layer is likely to be created in the future, it would be good to have a standard way to identify in which phone the software is running. Do we have something like that in a place like /etc ? If we do not, should we consider defining this rather than checking random places in the file system that may cause far more incompatibility problems? P.S. GPS Sight bug that we mentioned in the previous message is now fixed. Thanks all contributors for input. Audrius
Re: How to switch usb mode to 500mA (enable USB charging with car charger) ?
Andy Green wrote: This only flies on GTA01. ~From a quick look in the pcf50633 driver, this is disallowed on GTA02 at the moment. But, so long as the user understands what it means (and we will defeat his choice anyway on USB removal so it doesn't subsequently make trouble if he plugs to host PC) it sounds useful, so I will add this in the kernel shortly. Cool. However, could you also add a way to use/force the fastest charging mode in GTA02 (i.e. 1A charging)? -- Treviño's World - Life and Linux http://www.3v1n0.net/
Re: Accelerometer problem
Andy Green schrieb: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Somebody in the thread at some point said: | On the OM2007.2 images it is the neod which opens the accelerometers. No | reason for doing so, even more as neod starts to eat 50% CPU, because | the am's send both 100 events per second... | | If anybody is interested, I recompiled the neod without this and without | the click-sound. Drop me a mail. | | No more probs with the am's and everything a lot faster. Well I am glad to hear it can be made stable, because I did believe I fixed the instability last patch set. However I don't get why neod sucking on the input device too makes trouble (other than the CPU load or whatever). The input layer in Linux takes care about copying the input content around consistently so everyone with the input device open gets one copy of what's happening. Ie, the accel driver is not aware that there are multiple apps listening. I guess it is a bug in the accel driver somehow still, but a much less worrying one that the SPI sharing difficulties until now. - -Andy Hi Andy, if i shutdown X-Server i am able to open the /dev/input/events twice or more times. And it work. So it should be not the problem if the device is opened by multiple processes. Just if the X-Server is up only one event work. lsof show that all events are opened by neod: lsof neod 1675 root4r CHR 13,64 1427 /dev/input/event0 neod 1675 root6r CHR 13,65 1568 /dev/input/event1 neod 1675 root7r CHR 13,66 1590 /dev/input/event2 neod 1675 root8r CHR 13,67 1609 /dev/input/event3 neod 1675 root9r CHR 13,68 1464 /dev/input/event4 -- Timo
Re: Problem with openmoko-panel apps
small addition, and correction. its also works with the session file if i do a --start-applet instead of a --end-applet in fact, the applet seams to work only with --start-applet and no other applet in the panel.. i think its some problem with the width of the applet, but i really don't know how to change that. phil
Re: Any standard way to separate between Neo and FreeRunner?
On Sat, Jul 12, 2008 at 4:50 AM, Audrius Meskauskas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: GPS Sight currently has releases both for Neo1973 and for FreeRuner. Some parts of the code must behave differently for these two phones. For instance, on Neo gllin must be started and the NMEA pipe is in another place. While some abstract layer is likely to be created in the future, it Why don't you just use gpsd? That's the abstraction layer for most gps apps. On FSO they intend to switch to gypsy though, to get a dbus interface.
SHR: Where I am on getting 2007.2 M stuff running on FSO
I know really only shr folks care about this, but I thought some of you who know something about FSO and/or 2007.2 could point out stupidity if you see it :-) I installed an FSO MS 1 image on my gta01, and made sure that it runs properly. I created a directory called 2007.2 that holds the rootfs from a 2007.2 install. Then: cp 2007.2/etc/matchbox/session to it cp 2007.2/usr/bin/matchbox-session to it comment out phonekit mv /usr/bin/x-window-manager /usr/bin/x-window-manager.fso ln -s /usr/bin/matchbox-session /usr/bin/x-window-manager opkg install openmoko-common2 openmoko-contacts2 openmoko-dialer2 openmoko-icon-theme-standard2 openmoko-mediaplayer2 openmoko-messages2 openmoko-panel-battery openmoko-panel-bt openmoko-panel-clock openmoko-panel-gps openmoko-panel-gsm openmoko-panel-memory openmoko-panel-usb openmoko-session2 openmoko-tasks2 openmoko-terminal2 openmoko-today2 opkg install matchbox-panel-2 neod /etc/init.d/gsmd stop rm /etc/rc*/*gsmd* /etc/init.d/x* stop /usr/bin/matchbox-session The last failure I got was ** (openmoko-today:1401): WARNING **: Failed to get dbus connection: dbus-launch failed to autolaunch D-Bus session: Autolaunch requested, but X11 support not compiled in. Cannot continue. There's a recent post on openmoko-devel about how to fix that. It's just a matter of getting the dbus env variable set properly. The other missing thing is getting Julien's phonekit adapter running on FSO, and you may need to either fix openmoko-panel-gsm or remove it from the matchbox/session config (I would try the latter first). Gotta go spend family time now, I recommend coordinating in #openmoko-cdevel if you find time to work on this stuff. Later! Bobby -- If it doesn't make you smile, you're doing something wrong.
libpcap in toolchain
Hello there! it would be very nice if anyone could implement the libpcap in the toolchain. would this be possible for anyone? unfortunately i cant do it :(. the lib is required for kismet, and i think kismet would be very nice for everyone here ;). thanks, arne
Re: libpcap in toolchain
On Sat, 12 Jul 2008 19:28:27 +0100 Andy Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Somebody in the thread at some point said: | Hello there! | | it would be very nice if anyone could implement the libpcap in the | toolchain. would this be possible for anyone? unfortunately i cant do it | :(. the lib is required for kismet, and i think kismet would be very | nice for everyone here ;). My tackle shrivels at the pain waiting for you if you have to make a new lib in OM / OE, but isn't libpcap needed for tcpdump? Surely we support tcpdump already and then libpcap too? Kismet and all its dependencies are already in OE. In fact kismet .ipk could be stolen from angstrom feeds. G
Re: libpcap in toolchain
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Somebody in the thread at some point said: | My tackle shrivels at the pain waiting for you if you have to make a | new lib in OM / OE, but isn't libpcap needed for tcpdump? Surely we | support tcpdump already and then libpcap too? | | Kismet and all its dependencies are already in OE. | | In fact kismet .ipk could be stolen from angstrom feeds. You will be relieved to know my tackle is restored to its normal sheep-worrying self. - -Andy -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Fedora - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iEUEARECAAYFAkh4+1EACgkQOjLpvpq7dMqekACYrrT8SPf0vMap/LhxqFRs8/Tg 7ACgg30u+NGZ8eI8ziSOrceI9IyCa1o= =Yahc -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Openmoko Bug #1598: Messages should list contacts with unread messages first
#1598: Messages should list contacts with unread messages first -+-- Reporter: nomeata | Owner: openmoko-devel Type: defect | Status: new Priority: normal | Milestone: Component: unknown | Version: Severity: normal |Keywords: Blocking: | Blockedby: -+-- Hi, when I have contacts with unread messages, these should be listed by the Messages application first – otherwise I have trouble finding them, if I have a long list of messages. This should be component openmoko-messages, but for some reason, I can’t select that. (This is the daily 2007.2 image from today). Thanks, Joachim -- Ticket URL: https://docs.openmoko.org/trac/ticket/1598 docs.openmoko.org http://docs.openmoko.org/trac/ openmoko trac
Re: Problem with openmoko-panel apps
ok, it seems i found the problem. if the applet is not visible after creating it does not work. so simple show the icon, and add a timer that hides it after x secs phil
SHR: 2007.2 desktop on FSO (sort of)
Well, it's not much, but it's progress. I realized shortly after I sent the last email that the dbus problem was only because I started X from the ssh session, not from the device console. So I set my gta01 back up as described in the last email rebooted. I get the standard 2007.2 openmoko-today2 home screen, with a lot of error messages in x.log that it can't talk to gsmd (expected) and with no theme applied (not expected, I thought I just needed to install the theme). Once we root out the few direct gsmd calls from the OM apps and debug Julien Marc's phonekit adapter, and do a little clean-up, I think we'll be ready to put out our first alpha release of SHR. Regarding direct gsmd calls, one of the shr guys said it looked as if the only calls were in openmoko-gsm-panel and opemoko-dialer2, but I'm getting messages about missing gsmd from openmoko-today2 as well). Bobby -- If it doesn't make you smile, you're doing something wrong.
Re: Current Bootchart / breaking SD boot
On Wed, Jul 09, 2008 at 06:45:03PM -0500, Mike (mwester) wrote: Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote: Am Mittwoch 09 Juli 2008 22:47:12 schrieb Mike (mwester): Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote: you'll be booting a lot if you travel on planes. And pulling the battery out too (no current user-space images of which I am aware actually power down the GSM, so if you aren't pulling out the battery, you're not in airplane mode!!) I could be wrong, but IIRC FSO is powering the modem down if you shut it down from console. gsm0710muxd is issuing [EMAIL PROTECTED] once you SIGTERM it. :) Yet another huge plus for FSO -- that's great news! Thanks! just for the record: the muxer was developed as part of the pyneo software stack. it can be used with the fso daemons or even libgsmd. michael
Ogg vorbis performance.
I've noticed that my freerunner is *almost* fast enough to play my ogg vorbis files; running a second app, or even gpsd causes the media player to skip, then to go silent. What's been done to get ogg vorbis to perform well so far? ogg123, oggdec seem to be able to decode in roughly 2/3's realtime, which is similar to the CPU usage of openmoko-mediaplayer. I noticed that gstreamer is using libvorbisi (tremor) since there is no floating point unit. It looks like there are three ways to make it go faster: - Tremolo, which is ARM specific, and claims 15-20% better performance - _LOW_ACCURACY_ mode - The low-mem branch of tremor Which of these have been tried so far? Thanks, Rusty
Re: Ogg vorbis performance.
Heya, On Sat, 2008-07-12 at 14:27 -0700, Russell Sears wrote: I've noticed that my freerunner is *almost* fast enough to play my ogg vorbis files; running a second app, or even gpsd causes the media player to skip, then to go silent. Yep. What's been done to get ogg vorbis to perform well so far? ogg123, oggdec seem to be able to decode in roughly 2/3's realtime, which is similar to the CPU usage of openmoko-mediaplayer. If I remember correctly it was a problem with the sample rate/sample format, meaning that resampling had to take place - which eats CPU like candy. I noticed that gstreamer is using libvorbisi (tremor) since there is no floating point unit. It looks like there are three ways to make it go faster: - Tremolo, which is ARM specific, and claims 15-20% better performance - _LOW_ACCURACY_ mode - The low-mem branch of tremor Which of these have been tried so far? None, as I didn't find the time unfortunately. You're more than welcome to try these :) -Soeren signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part
Re: Problem with openmoko-panel apps
I've tested your homezone program and if I was logged in before the homezone prog was started i get nothing wether I am in homezone nor I am not in homezone. But when I first start the program an then log in to provider I get a response from program. That means (I think) the program only looks on reconnection and not on actual connection for the requested data. Could you post a link that I test the program too? alex Am Samstag, 12. Juli 2008 22:36:09 schrieb smurfy - phil: ok, it seems i found the problem. if the applet is not visible after creating it does not work. so simple show the icon, and add a timer that hides it after x secs phil P.S. If you don't understand what I mean you could send me an PM in german
Re:SHR: 2007.2 desktop on FSO (sort of)
Bobby Martin writes: Once we root out the few direct gsmd calls from the OM apps and debug Julien Marc's phonekit adapter, and do a little clean-up, I think we'll be ready to put out our first alpha release of SHR. Outstanding! This sounds like terrific progress.
