> On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 12:17 AM, Yann SLADEK <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > Hi Tom, > > I've upgraded few hours ago, seen changes in libphoneui.conf about > cursor view, copied the new gsmhandset (mrmoku's one) to > /etc/freesmartphone/alsa/defaults/, rebooted but it's always the same > for me : speaker and mic are very loud. I tried to change them > manually, > I found a position which is really really good (some people even think > that I dropped my freerunner to my old phone because of the voice > clarity :)). But every new call resets speaker and mic settings > despite > the gsmhandset has changed and my manual tuning. > Maybe the path is wrong, I remember using /usr/share/shr/scenarri > (*.state files) with previous releases but file structure is not the > same and a 'find / -name gsmhandset' only shows me file in /etc/...... > > Waiting for your instructions :) > > Thanks for your hard work > > Yann > > Hey, > > > > As promised, changing the sound in the call screen is now > persistent. > > And the volume bar is now correctly calibrated (at least for > > gsmhandset speaker volume). > > We set the lower bound of the volume bar to be the same as setting > > ~75% in the previous bar, if you think we should have chosen a > > different value, please speak, (it's changeable in a config). > > To get those, just opkg update && opkg upgrade > > > > If you think the latest sound scenario isn't as good as wanted, > please > > give a go to > http://build.shr-project.org/tests/mrmoku/gsmhandset and > > tell us what you think. > > > > > > > > I think that's about it, > > -- > > Tom. > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > _______________________________________________ > > It seems that fso caches the states :( > This means that until mickey finishes a couple of methods I asked him > for, this will only work after a reboot. (i.e, the changes you'll make > are saved and will be loaded automatically after a reboot but won't be > persistent between calls). > > This will be fixed soon, sorry. > > > *.state files were dropped by FSO. > > Sorry. > -- > Tom. You can't be serious you're sorry with the hard work you have done :) You were right, after a reboot call settings are now correct.
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