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* Mitch warned that the suspend resume issues may still require EC change.
No may. This is an absolute. HOST-WLAN wakeup is broken if you press
game keys for the wakeup.
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The safe way to schedule a future wake up will be to use a EC timer.
The framework for this exists but I don't have the kernel facing EC
command plumbed yet. This timer will allow you to schedule a wakeup
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cycled it.
The system firmware doesn't really have much to do with networking so
I'm confused if it actually made a difference. Was the firmware the
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Then restart syslogd.
That log file is really chatty so it will grow fast. you will want to
watch it and trim it down on a regular basis. When it powers off again
please send that to me.
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Jameson Chema Quinn wrote:
\ Running joyride 1551 and q2d07, I was running a bunch of apps with
backlight off, it went to sleep on me, I tried to wake it up and got a
BSOD-like message about EC problem.
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in the middle of them. Those are
easier to process and help show exactly what our current battery life is.
Thanks for helping to collect this info.
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crazy then there have been a couple of
different reports on the community-support list of fixing a jumpy mouse
by using moisturizing lotion on the hands. So if you can get a
repeatable jumpy mouse I'd love to hear if that really does fix it.
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Ed Montgomery wrote:
hours...using gravity! :-) (Consider the XO using
about 2 watts...)
Where did you see that the XO uses only 2 Watts? Thats only when suspended.
Suspended: 2W
Running: 5-7W
Charging the battery: 16W
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Greg DeKoenigsberg wrote:
On Fri, 22 Feb 2008, Richard A. Smith wrote:
Where did you see that the XO uses only 2 Watts? Thats only when
suspended.
Suspended: 2W
Running: 5-7W
Charging the battery: 16W
Doesn't it only use 2W-ish when it's in monochrome, screen refresh-only
mode
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no, in that mode it's down around .2W-ish
I think in color, screen only mode it's ~1w
Again whats your source for this info? Because its news to me.
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analyze any issues.
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slow.
* trac #6245: boot even if firmware needs update (smithbone working on this)
I've got the patch in some test builds. Works in secure mode but has
problems when the machine is unlocked. Should not be a problem to have
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appears to be the correct manual boot commands. Kernel panics with no
init. So I'm missing a detail somewhere.
I'm headed off-line for the next 3 days. When I'm back on Sunday I'll
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C. Scott Ananian wrote:
* trac #6245: boot even if firmware needs update (smithbone working on this)
Fixed in q2d14.
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extremely helpful stuff /
Thanks!
Perhaps you can create a wiki page with summarizing what you did and
what your results were?
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to /boot and update the /boot/vmlinuz symlink or update
olpc.fth.
/boot is not really /boot . :) /boot is really
'/versions/boot/current/boot'. you must put your kernel there or it
won't be used.
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implementation that not the final product just
makes it harder.
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the input. There is
a 2nd unused Mic input on pin 22 which is routed out to TP 87. You can
try shorting the signal from C35 to TP 87 (or short pin 21 and 22) and
then tweak your ALSA setup to use Mic2 rather than Mic1.
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draw
should allow you to figure that out. It just needs a few extra options
for setting a faster sample rate, telling ohm not to suspend, and then
present some sort of workload that makes the power draw fairly constant.
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Any suggestions ?
Try a developer key. Then boot and go look at the file system and
verify your lease file is correct and valid.
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getting errors ranging from 66% to 1%
The script is available at:
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to be zero as
well. I don't have any XO's with me though so I can't test.
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in sleep
mode (and other low power non-wlan modes) is to put the WLAN into reset
rather than just removing the firmware.
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product class. OpenFirmware's capabilities are so far above a legacy
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capturing video at that moment.
2) The LED is broke
3) They somehow discovered a (software) way to capture without the LED.
Something we tried hard to prevent.
The moment he starts the recorder program you will see the LED light but
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for the increased
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all the disk space (again) causing other services problems. So the
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supposed to be working yet.
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of consumer HD video recorders are starting to come
out that use Class 6 SDHC media as the recording medium. So short term
this might cause the price to spike before volumes catch up.
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but the people
who have the resources to setup shops to do it in mass are the same
people who will do it regardless of how fancy were are.
Trying to reach that level of theft deterrent is a losing battle and
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- ensure indexed-I/O is disabled during early interaction.
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client service check the security state
* Fix memtest on secure machines
* trac 7114 - ensure indexed-I/O is disabled during early
interaction.
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machines, but I'm not sure what with.
When the laptop suspends the power LED blinks. Is your power LED solid
or blinking?
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fuzzy on the details. It was a while ago.
During the 1835[ab] saga I did a few things like this but they ended up
causing regressions so I backed them out.
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a 2 gig USB
disk or SD card and try to save off the image.
for USB:
save-nand u:\filename
for SD:
save-nand sd:\filename
Then you can try to reinstall via a secure-update or by copy-nand. If
that block continues to fail then we can try to mark it bad manually.
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it will probably require
some Mitch Bradly time if not one of the known bugs.
Should I open a trac issuse about the OpenFirmware pagefault?
Can you duplicate it? If you can rerun the fixbbt and have it fail then
I'm sure Mitch would like to fix it.
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/module/psmouse/parameters/tpdebug
Then use the mouse jumpy for a while and send me, dilinger, or deepak
the log file for us to look at.
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% dropping 15%. If the battery voltage
depletes further to a level where cell damage will occur it turns the
system off.
Other than that I don't think anything else changes.
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Ideas so far. Please vote or propose a new one:
Freire
mango
Papert
I'm +1 for mango. I think naming after fruits plays well with calling
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the screen. In the movie mode, mirror image the display and
automatically adjust the brighness according to the ambient conditions.
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i have to say, though, that one of the best decisions ubuntu
ever made was to have alphabetically ordered codenames. i'm
Heh. I never noticed. Why do you think the alphabetical ordering is so
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you don't have to say eight dot one dot two all
the time.
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what you think you installed. Always a good
check. I've installed the wrong .rpm a few times.
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anywhere. It shows you info on your
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the tab key to see the mic record level. In playback the mic
control is not the microphone record control its the analog mixer
control which is the level of mic input thats routed back the the
speaker output. Muted and zero is the proper setting for that control.
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see if our new driver is better we may have to just wait
until its out in the wild in the next release or sign a kernel update
with the backported driver.
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Hi Richard,
On 23 Jul 2008, at 23:37, Richard A. Smith wrote:
These 2 are going to be really hard to quantify in hard yes or no terms.
We can't reproduce the problem with any regularity. Without a
repeatable method of causing the various
setting up my own testing and verifying. The magic constants
may have been adjusted for a battery thats really 87% without updating
the comments to match.
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your output voltage is below the turn on threshold of the
laptop. You need 11V before the DC/DC converter will start.
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me in the direction of acquiring a new screen for one of my G1G1 XOs.
The old one's ribbon cable has stripped and now is unserviceable,
naturally this is a predicament as I can't easily fix the ribbon cable
How did you strip the cable?
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of the traditional meanings include the
XO's ebook behavior.
You need to test with my latest firmware. I fixed some spurious SCI
that were causing bogus wakeups.
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to use the cpuidle subsystem + hints from apps to manage this
but theres still a lot of work do me done here.
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cases that will be sharing a connection to a
solar panel or from a battery bank and you need to be save as much as
possible all the time.
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EEPROM dumps.
* Improved behavior of SCI's. Many unneeded SCI's removed from wakeup
sequence.
* Fix a race in the Auto Power up after a reflash.
* Fix OLPC trac 7880 - fixed glitches in NAND partition support.
* Fix OLPC trac 7867
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behavior. I purposefully do it this way.
Sorry that I neglected to include my instructions for first timers. You
either need to rm /versions/boot/current/boot/bootfw.zip or remove the
external power while you boot.
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Joel Stanley wrote:
On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 4:55 PM, Richard A. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
People who enjoy testing firmware please do so.
My touchpad was unusable. B3, 703. If I was lucky, I could get the
cursor to move ~5cm every minute (most of the time it didn't move).
I tried
get similar results.
OFW uses advanced mode rather than mouse mode but it should work
fine for checking if the pad is working at all.
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I've had 2 reports from my q20117 dev build that after upgrade the
touchpad quit working.
I upgraded to joyride-2302 and the touchpad now works fine.
In both last nights testing (when
because mouse mode
is half the data rate.
I'm profiling the EC stuff right now.
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I have a new test firmware up for all you brave firmware testers. Last
time I didn't give it enough soak time before rolling a q2e13 and had to
brown bag it. So I'd appreciate testing across a bunch of different builds.
http://dev.laptop.org/~rsmith/q20158.rom
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Q2e15 is up. If you are running current joyride(s) and doing
auto-suspend/resume you need to upgrade.
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OLPC_Firmware_q2e15
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Martin Dengler wrote:
Could SD/USB key space be used instead of NAND?
Yes. But then you have to ship one of those devices.
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remount the filesystem rw since it can only be ro while coming out of
the hibernated image.
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S Page wrote:
== Three latest firmwares ==
1)Richard A. Smith wrote:
Q2e15 is up. If you are running current joyride(s) and doing
auto-suspend/resume you need to upgrade.
This is the latest release, but largely untested and not signed.
2) http://wiki.laptop.org/go
monitoring script, if I recall
correctly.
'olpc-pwr-log' Its in all new builds See here:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/LX_Power_Measurements#olpc-pwr-log
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C. Scott Ananian wrote:
I have published build 714, the first (and hopefully only!) release
candidate for the 8.1.3 point release, at:
http://download.laptop.org/xo-1/os/candidate/714/
Do not install this or any thing else with newer ( q2e12) firmware on a
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with an MP rather than try the
long path to recovery. Do you even have the correct adapter with a
65Mhz oscillator on it and a 5 pin cable?
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is
greatly reduced. This could be the reason. I will repeat my
measurements to confirm.
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level field was removed when we merged with upstream. I
thought I updated the wiki page for that but perhaps that was its
predecessor olpc-logbat. I'll update the wiki.
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will replace B2's with MP's for developers. Replacing 23 units will
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My measurements were taken with the CPU off across long periods so that
activity was minimal. (I spent an entire Sunday taking them as I did
other chores). With the CPU off the fluctuation of the power draw is
greatly reduced. This could be the reason. I
will track the over all power used accurately regardless of the
delay time. Smaller delays are good if you want to try and catch some
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. If the Wh readings kicked out by the
process-pwr_log.py are similar then the time can be increased.
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this % so that its a
sane 0% - 100% is on my list of changes for 9.1
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all the retrofits involve a good bit of mechanical hacking. We
should have new pre-build machines with the new plastics at 1cc in the
near future and can see how well it works in practice. I'm not saying
it works until I see it but thats what we were striving for.
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xset -dpms
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the lowest setting and then put the cpu to sleep. Any deviation from
that will use more juice. If you wake up the CPU to do something you
have taken a large step backwards.
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to make it happen so that it plays well with the rest
of the world. IMHO to get where we need to go we will always have to
carry some custom hacks to the USB stack that are outside the standards
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Put the key on USB disk in the /security dir and boot the machine with
the USB disk inserted. That will unlock your XO.
then at the OFW ok prompt type disable-security
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can't give us all the kernel info then we need start thinking about what
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I want to find out what the scancodes are, so that I can then document how
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http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Ec_specification#KeyCodes_for_Buttons
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. Plugging in a jack opens up a connection
that makes the output amp shutdown.
If you were to short pins 4 and 5 on the output jack that signal won't
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continue to correlate cool mornings with working and hot
humid afternoons with not working that sort of data is useful.
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driver changes in areas where the problem is common.
3) As much data as possible on the conditions surrounding the laptop
when the jumpyness happens.
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