maemo.org - Talk - Internal GPS and accelerometer devices have disappeared

Just recently, my internal GPS and accelerometer devices have vanished from the status menu. As a heads up, note that my device has been overclocked but running it with the stock settings and with the normal PR1.3 kernel doesn't seem to help. Also, I just recently installed several applications which include build-essential, locate, Ansel-A, AppWatch, BlessN900, HDR Capture, Htop, Lowlight, vim, WifiEye, Queen Beecon Widget and most notably rotatedeamon.

As for the accelerometer, its kernel module is loaded but not in use, but if I try to manaully start up rotatedaemon I get :

Code:

[1|user@Nokia-N900|~]rotatedaemon

Cannot open accelerometer FD

Aborted

This can be fixed by performing the following :

Code:

[1|user@Nokia-N900|~]sudo rmmod lis302dl

[1|user@Nokia-N900|~]sudo modprobe lis302dl

[1|user@Nokia-N900|~]rotatedaemon

Active window is    

QPoint(-36,36) 

Active window is    

QPoint(-18,54) 

Active window is    

QPoint(-18,54) 

Active window is    

QPoint(-18,54) 

Active window is    

QPoint(-18,54) 

^C

But this behavior persists upon each reboot/powercycle of the device, for which I have no explanation.

As for the the internal hardware GPS, I still haven't figured out how to enable it. The problem is that something is squatting on the ad5820 kernel module. One would think that performing a

Code:

[1|user@Nokia-N900|~]sudo /etc/init.d/location-proxy stop

Stopping Location proxy: location-proxy.

would "solve" the problem and allow the kernel module to be reloaded, yet it doesn't.

Code:

[1|user@Nokia-N900|~]ps -A | grep -i location

 1507 root      7972 S    /usr/bin/location-proxy --no-detach

As you can see there's a process still using the module and it seems to be set to respawn as trying to kill it just results in giving it another process ID. This may have something to do with inittab although the above file is not directly referenced in it.

So my question is "how can I get my accelerometer and internal hardware GPS back without having to perform a bunch of tedium upon each reboot?"

Thanks,

jdb2