Trying a few more ideas this afternoon and I've solved this problem.
For the record, in case anybody else hits this problem, for some reason
the "user" user wasn't in the audio group. After I added the necessary entry
in /etc/group it works.
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I had to re-flash my N800 because (I think) the GPE Calendar applet was
causing it to go into a reboot loop. Since re-flashing and re-installing
everything, all my apps are working except the FM radio. Initially it was
complaining about being unable to access /dev/radio0, which is owned by root
Hi,
this is what I have when fmradio applet is running and when I strace one of
the maemo-launcher processes:
...
open("/sys/devices/platform/gpio-switch/headphone/state", O_RDONLY) = 21
fstat64(21, {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=4096, ...}) = 0
mmap2(NULL, 4096, PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE, MAP_PRIVATE
En/na Kalle Valo ha escrit:
> "ext Luca Olivetti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>>> Just what I was thinking. My first guess would be that there's a GPIO
>>> for this. Anyone interested should check the kernel sources. And with
>>> luck there's already a sysfs interface.
>> /sys/devices/platform/g
"ext Luca Olivetti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Just what I was thinking. My first guess would be that there's a GPIO
>> for this. Anyone interested should check the kernel sources. And with
>> luck there's already a sysfs interface.
>
> /sys/devices/platform/gpio-switch/headphone/state
Bingo!
re an API that an application can detect if a headset
>> is connected or not?
>
> There must be some software mechanism because the switch to headphone
> output for audio is controlled in software, rather than hardware.
>
> This can be seen by the fact that the FM radio a
Hi,
sorry to be slightly off-topic, but is there also some switch in /sys/
e.g., where you can switch between headphones and speaker output just
like the FM radio applet does?
Thanks,
Martin
2008/1/10, Luca Olivetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> En/na Kalle Valo ha escrit:
>
> >>
En/na Kalle Valo ha escrit:
>> This can be seen by the fact that the FM radio application allows
>> audio to be output through the speakers when a pair of headphones is
>> acting as aerial.
>
> Just what I was thinking. My first guess would be that there's a GPIO
Piotr Zagorowski wrote:
> I stopped fmradio home aplet and it was gone. I don't think it caused
> my battery lasting only one day, but it may explain how fmradio
> 'knows' whether headset is connected or not.
Off topic - so changed the subject line.
The following is probably a potential cause o
Klaus Rotter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Interesting. Is there an API that an application can detect if a headset
> is connected or not?
This state is definitely reflected in the dbus and/or gconf API. I
unfortunately don't have the device at hand to check.
Bye,
Simon
--
missing headset.
> >
> > Interesting. Is there an API that an application can detect if a headset
> > is connected or not?
>
> There must be some software mechanism because the switch to headphone
> output for audio is controlled in software, rather than hardware.
>
> Thi
e software mechanism because the switch to headphone
> > output for audio is controlled in software, rather than hardware.
> >
> > This can be seen by the fact that the FM radio application allows
> > audio to be output through the speakers when a pair of headphones is
> > act
tware, rather than hardware.
>
> This can be seen by the fact that the FM radio application allows
> audio to be output through the speakers when a pair of headphones is
> acting as aerial.
Just what I was thinking. My first guess would be that there's a GPIO
for this. Anyone int
ect if a headset
> is connected or not?
There must be some software mechanism because the switch to headphone
output for audio is controlled in software, rather than hardware.
This can be seen by the fact that the FM radio application allows
audio to be output through the speakers when a pair o
Kalle Valo wrote:
> "ext Chris Dobbs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Aha - forget last posting I just read that u need a stereo headset
>> to act as an antenna!!! Duh! I was right about being stupid
>
> No, you're not stupid. The application instead is stupid if it does
> not warn about missing
"ext Chris Dobbs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Aha - forget last posting I just read that u need a stereo headset
> to act as an antenna!!! Duh! I was right about being stupid
No, you're not stupid. The application instead is stupid if it does
not warn about missing headset.
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Kalle Valo
Helpful tip: The ear bud cable is also the FM antenna. If you try
running the FM radio without it, you will just get static.
_
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Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 10:06 AM
To: Subject: fm radio
All,
I am
Aha - forget last posting I just read that u need a stereo headset to act as an
antenna!!!
Duh! I was right about being stupid
-Chris
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All,
I am proberby being stupid but I can't for the life of me get the fm radio to
do anything other than produce static.
I am living in Yorkshire and have tried downloading stations near me but
nothing seems to make any difference.
I am running a recently flashed OS2008 in R&D mode.
Hi,
yes, the FM radio applet has been released for OS 2008 and features a
radio alarm clock function now.
MediaBox can also play FM radio on OS 2008 on the N800.
Cheers,
Martin
2007/12/17, Gary Baribault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Can anyone confirm if the FM Radio software has b
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>
> Can anyone confirm if the FM Radio software has been upgraded for
> 2008 yet?
>
Yes. It's available.
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Daniel Martín Yerga
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a
>> beta, thanks to people at Maemo and Nokia!), could anyone here let me
>> know whether or not the FM radio applet is available and working on
>> OS2008 running on the N800?
>
> It isn't available yet for IT2008/n800.
>
> Same for other Nokia projects like VideoC
Le mardi 27 novembre 2007 à 09:49 +0100, Laurent MARTIN a écrit :
> Hi!
> Now that OS2008 is officially available for our N800 (even if it's a
> beta, thanks to people at Maemo and Nokia!), could anyone here let me
> know whether or not the FM radio applet is available and wo
Hi!
Now that OS2008 is officially available for our N800 (even if it's a
beta, thanks to people at Maemo and Nokia!), could anyone here let me
know whether or not the FM radio applet is available and working on
OS2008 running on the N800?
TIA. I use it every day, so...
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Laurent, N
ake of using Scirocco (Maemo 2.1) when
building the fm-radio application making it impossible to install on the
original IT-2007. Hope next time they use gregale making it even worse.
How many times does this need to happen? (lets get some sanity in Maemo
SDK releases)
You are barking at the wr
"ext [EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Indeed. Someone did the mistake of using Scirocco (Maemo 2.1) when
> building the fm-radio application making it impossible to install on the
> original IT-2007. Hope next time they use gregale making it even worse
Indeed. Someone did the mistake of using Scirocco (Maemo 2.1) when
building the fm-radio application making it impossible to install on the
original IT-2007. Hope next time they use gregale making it even worse.
How many times does this need to happen? (lets get some sanity in Maemo
SDK releas
On Sat, 2007-02-10 at 15:05 -0800, ext Rick Prelinger wrote:
> My fmradio installation fails because of a missing package:
> libosso-help0(>=2.08). From what I can tell, I believe I have the proper
> repositories installed.
>
> Is this an obvious problem?
>
> Many thanks, and all best,
>
> Ri
On 2/10/07, Neil MacLeod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jon Smirl wrote:
> Is the N800 smart enough to know when it is on AC and not blank the
> display? The N770 didn't appear to have this feature. The clock could
> be set as a screen saver when on AC power.
>
I think it's a mistake that there is o
On 2/10/07, Neil MacLeod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jon Smirl wrote:
> Is the N800 smart enough to know when it is on AC and not blank the
> display? The N770 didn't appear to have this feature. The clock could
> be set as a screen saver when on AC power.
>
I think it's a mistake that there is o
On my N800 libosso-help0 is there, I don't remember doing anything
special:
~ $ dpkg -s libosso-help0
Package: libosso-help0
Status: install ok installed
Priority: optional
Section: misc
Installed-Size: 96
Maintainer: Jakub Pavelek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Architecture: armel
Source: libosso-help
V
My fmradio installation fails because of a missing package:
libosso-help0(>=2.08). From what I can tell, I believe I have the proper
repositories installed.
Is this an obvious problem?
Many thanks, and all best,
Rick
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P.O. Bo
Jon Smirl wrote:
Is the N800 smart enough to know when it is on AC and not blank the
display? The N770 didn't appear to have this feature. The clock could
be set as a screen saver when on AC power.
I think it's a mistake that there is only one set of power management timeouts
- there should b
o function.
>
> Hey, that's an excellent idea! I want that feature too.
>
> (I'm not involved with FM radio in anyway, just acting here as a N800
> user.)
It would be good if that was only available if the FM radio applet were
on the home page, and if removing the applet to
want that feature too.
>
> (I'm not involved with FM radio in anyway, just acting here as a N800
> user.)
It would be good if that was only available if the FM radio applet were
on the home page, and if removing the applet told you it was
reconfiguring any alarms to not use the radio. J
circumstances
- I'd say keep 50hz but make the scanning a bit smarter (over scan then seek
backwards for a stronger signal once the signal begins to weaken).
Integration of the FM Radio functionality into the media player would be a good
idea.
Also, adding the output selection (ie. output sou
David Hagood wrote:
> In the US, and IIRC in the rest of the world as well, FM radio stations
> are on 200kHz channel spacings, on frequencies with an odd 100 kHz digit
> - in other words, 87.5, 87.7, 87.9, 88.1, etc.
Ermm, no. That is not true for Germany, at least, 100kHz stepping is
David Hagood ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> In the US, and IIRC in the rest of the world as well, FM radio stations
> are on 200kHz channel spacings, on frequencies with an odd 100 kHz digit
> - in other words, 87.5, 87.7, 87.9, 88.1, etc.
In Germany there are stations with e.g. 89.9,
"ext David Hagood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Last - It would be nice to allow the alarm system to start the radio -
> for a clock radio function.
Hey, that's an excellent idea! I want that feature too.
(I'm not involved with FM radio in anyway, just acting
Since there isn't a Bugzilla category for the FM radio app yet, let me
make this suggestion to the Nokia team here - and when the app is added
to Bugzilla I'll put it there as well.
In the US, and IIRC in the rest of the world as well, FM radio stations
are on 200kHz channel sp
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