Thread: [ANNOUNCE] headset-control : Make the headset button actually manipulate tracks.
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2010-05-17 , 18:26
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#88
Originally Posted by MohammadAG View Post
Not working here, dmesg doesn't show anything about a button press.
Code:
[ 3669.544677] wlan0: no IPv6 routers present
[ 4989.052886] headphone (GPIO 177) is now connected
[ 4990.585937] input: headset button as /class/input/input4
[ 4990.896972] kb_lock (GPIO 113) is now closed
[ 4991.083923] kb_lock (GPIO 113) is now open
[ 4992.263610] slide (GPIO 71) is now open
[ 5003.388519] slide (GPIO 71) is now closed
[ 5076.966796] headphone (GPIO 177) is now disconnected
[ 5084.677673] headphone (GPIO 177) is now connected
[ 5085.795196] input: headset button as /class/input/input5
MohammadAG-N900:~#
What about "dbus-monitor --system"?
Also, what does "cat /sys/devices/platform/nokia-av/type" return? With the HS-48's I have, it returns 4.
Is it actually running (sorry, I'm not used to writing Upstart scripts)?
If you have ltrace installed, you can check what it's doing - a press of the headset button should lead it into the function that gets called when the button gets pressed; you should see it calling "mafw_renderer_*".
If you have syslog running, messages emited by the object will be sent there.
Also, you may need to start playing from the desktop widget initially to populate the playlist (I don't know enough about MAFW to attempt it myself, alas).

Finally, if it still doesn't work, maybe Nokia added the jackbias stuff in PR 1.2
 

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