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I managed to get pulseaudio working on my nokia n800 with reasonable performance. It's basically an Angstrom stable release with uclibc support. We will execute pulseaudio from inside the chroot env.

How it works:

The pulseaudio will create two esd sinks (with sample rate at 44.1k and 48k) connect to esd server on N8x0. No other method so far can achieve the same quality/experience. Hence you will need the lasted office firmware and installation will require 25MB free space.


Download the tar ball from

http://xbox-remote.googlecode.com/fi...dio-chroot.tgz


(scp) Copy it to the root's home folder, i.e. /root/

extract it in the same folder
Code:
tar xzf pulseaudio-chroot.tgz

copy the startup script to /etc/init.d/
Code:
cp ./pulseaudio-chroot/pulse-audio.sh /etc/init.d/
To run it, all you need to do is execute
Code:
/etc/init.d/pulse-audio.sh
Be aware of the latency, typical 0.5 s.

More to follow.
 

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