Hello,

e.waelde wrote:

> installing debian from scratch on neo freerunner, 4GB microSD:
> 
> 1. stage "install" fails with
> ...
> P: Configuring helper cdebootstrap-helper-apt
> E: Internal error: install
> 
> continue using workaround from
> http://lists.linuxtogo.org/pipermail/smartphones-userland/2009-July/001785.html

I can confirm that one. No idea what might be wrong. The missing dependency is 
even
reverse-depending to dpkg (try killing install-info from your laptop). So I 
don't get why
the manual install of cdebootstrap (without the --includes) and the subsequent 
install of
the other packages from within the chroot is just working fine.

> 2. stage "apt" fails with
>    W: GPG error: http://pkg-fso.alioth.debian.org unstable Release:\
>    The following signatures were invalid: KEYEXPIRED 1249744278
> and
>   WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated!
>     pkg-fso-keyring
>   E: There are problems and -y was used without --force-yes
> 
> see below for more details
> 
> workaround: add
>   APT_OPTIONS=" --yes --force-yes"
> to environment calling ./install.sh
> The installation completes successfully.

Joachim has updated the key.


> REBOOT
> boots straight into X, zhone starts :-)
> pin entry and connection to gsm ok.
> 
> 3. openmoko-panel-plugin / trayer
> is missing the icons for "battery" and "usb"

confirmed. but you can add them easily via the config (menu entry) of the
openmoko-panel-plugin.

> 4. AUX Button:
> does not "toggle" it creates new matchbox-keyboard processes instead
> ... (the icon in trayer does correctly create and kill one).

confirmed. the icond in the trayer sadly does not kill the one that was started 
by AUX.

> 5. Screenlock
> screenlock does engage correctly after screen blanking. The screen
> is black and touches are not accepted.
> Pressing AUX shortly will show the screen again, however, it will
> not accept any input.I found out, that pressing POWER will remove
> the lock (can see the icon change) but send the neo to suspend :-/.
> Waking up from suspend works, and touch screen events are accepted
> again.

confirmed. I thought this was hilarious. The refusal of the input is indicated 
by the
lock-icon that shows the key in red, so it is not an error per se.
While I was just trying to outwit the system, i.e. being real quick to do from 
the black
screenlock an "ACT-POWER-ACT" sequence as quickly as I could, I got a kernel 
panic (screen
left intact.

> 6. POWER Button
> Pressing POWER shortly will show the button menu 
not if you just came back from a time-induced suspend with AUX and then press 
POWER with
the intend to revoke the screenlock. Then the input-lock is taken away (the red 
color of
the key of the lock-icon goes back to white) and fractions of a second later the
power-induced suspend is invoked. Hence my idea to stop that suspension with 
AUX again,
which led to the panic.

> but send the neo to
> suspend again. When coming back (via another short press) I can
> correctly move through the buttons (active button will be
> highlighted) and select an action with POW.

Confirmed for short-POWER-press-induced suspends.

> I suspect that the suspend action is handled separately from
> whatever processes the AUX and POWER button presses. Any hints where
> to look?
? but I'll test whatever you come up with :o)

My hunch is the config of the openmoko-panel-plugin.

Cheers,

Steffen


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