After the suspend problem with the OM kernels i installed the FSO kernel
from http://shr.bearstech.com/fso-unstable/images/neo1973/ and the
modules in the approriate FSO-image tar.gz file.
After rebooting the kernel run without problems and suspend works again.
So there must be some difference bet
> Is this the right list or is there a more apropriate list for this kind
> of questions for fso?
dunno, but asked anyway ...
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In which mailing list or forum could i reach fso developer to ask them
about this problem?
I searched on www.freesmartphone.org and only found the list on
http://projects.linuxtogo.org/pipermail/smartphones-standards/.
Is this the right list or is there a more apropriate list for this kind
of que
one should probably ask on the fso-list what's the differen'ce between om
and fso kernels is -- the subject seems not to be appealing to the fso
guys reading this list ...
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I tested it and suspend doesn't work anymore with the new kernel. Maybe
i have to insmod some module for this to work.
When i look at the zhone.log file i can see that the press of the pwr
button is recognized, but nothing more happens. :/
Ciao,
Rainer
arne anka wrote:
>> And now i got the k
> And now i got the kernel from today running and it seems to work.
does suspending by holding pwr for about 4 secs still work?
i tried a kernel+module-tarball about two weeks ago and at least
suspending that way stopped to work -- so i switched back to the
installation kernel+modules.
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aahhh .. i knew i forgot something .. i do so since buildhost was not
longer available and wanted to tell .. but i simply forgot :/
regarding the size: i think the old krnl comes with a lot debug-
symbols ..
ciao, morlac
Am 08.09.2008 um 23:45 sc
I tried to get the kernel from http://downloads.openmoko.org/daily/ and
also downloaded the rootfs tar.gz. Than i extracted the
/lib/modules/2.6.24/ directory out of it and copied the kernel and the
modules to my debian system and did depomd -a. Than i added "g_ether"
and "ohci-hcd" to /etc/modules
Fox Mulder wrote:
> Hmm doesn't all the debian users update their original OM kernel with
> the recent ones?
> Apt-get upgrade doesn't update the kernel and modules at all.
>
> Even the debian installer script still uses the "old" kernel and modules
> from http://downloads.openmoko.org/framework/m
Hmm doesn't all the debian users update their original OM kernel with
the recent ones?
Apt-get upgrade doesn't update the kernel and modules at all.
Even the debian installer script still uses the "old" kernel and modules
from http://downloads.openmoko.org/framework/milestone2/ which is from
30. j
Now that buildhost is no more available i wonder where i could get the
newest OM kernel and modules for use with debian.
I know that i can get the kernel from
http://downloads.openmoko.org/releases/Om2008.8/
but there are no modules package like i found on buildhost. I can't find
any standalone mo
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