Re: GSM buzz and gsmhandset.state

On Thu, 23 Oct 2008 17:48:51 +0100, Andy Green wrote: > As I understood what Matt explained today, it seemed there was a danger > that what these changes did was simply attenuate all the mic audio alike > along with the buzz. > > It would be highly interesting clue if that was not the case... If

Re: GSM buzz and gsmhandset.state

On Thu, 23 Oct 2008 22:04:36 +0800, matt_hsu wrote: > Can I know which hardware version do you use? A5 or A6? I used your > state files to try my A5. It seems that it could reduce the buzzing > noise. > But it could not get rid of it all. /proc/cpuinfo says it's A6 (0360), while frameworkd (Debian

GSM buzz and gsmhandset.state

Hi all! The GSM buzzing noise was unbearable for anybody I called, and it was indeed louder than my voice - that's why I had a look at the wolfson data sheet and the ALSA channel map on the wiki and fiddled a bit... First thing I noticed was that according to http://wiki.openmoko.org/ images/2/

Re: expected write speed on microSD

Hello! Assuming the file system on the card is ext2, check that it is not mounted with the "sync" option (automount usually mounts it that way). I had the same speed problem, and it magically vanished after remounting it without synchronous I/O. Regards, Jan __