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2013-10-30
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#122
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Flashed, worked, everything OK!
Thks
Thks
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2013-10-30
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#123
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Originally Posted by Hurrian
Glean any useful info. about BT4 (& related) support out of those thread links?
Due to popular demand...
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2013-10-30
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#124
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Originally Posted by jalyst
BT4.0LE supported on TI WL1271 SDK device
Glean any useful info. about BT4 (& related) support out of those thread links?
BT4.0LE upgradable on another SDK devices
BT4.0LE supported on Motoactv (OMAP3630+WL1271, sound familiar?)
BT4.0LE advertised as selling feature on WL1271
Code:
"/lib/firmware/ti1271_le.bin"
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N9 PR 1.3 Open Mode + kernel-plus for Harmattan
@kenweknot, working on Glacier for Nemo.
N9 PR 1.3 Open Mode + kernel-plus for Harmattan
@kenweknot, working on Glacier for Nemo.
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2013-10-30
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#125
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@juiceme yes, but im using it for downclocking cpu while listening music in long road 
@Hurrian thanks
and add kexec to features list 
@Hurrian thanks
and add kexec to features list
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2013-10-30
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#126
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Originally Posted by coderus
That is a good point thanks!
@juiceme yes, but im using it for downclocking cpu while listening music in long road
I kind of never thought it could be used that way also. How much better battery life can you get with that?
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2013-10-30
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#127
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well, never allowed my phone to die by battery, but its about -20% in day
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2013-10-30
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#128
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Originally Posted by Hurrian
Ah, now that rings some bells, from a time in the past when folks (like you just now) have done some proper "groking".
BT4.0LE supported on TI WL1271 SDK device
BT4.0LE upgradable on another SDK devices
BT4.0LE supported on Motoactv (OMAP3630+WL1271, sound familiar?)
BT4.0LE advertised as selling feature on WL1271
Code:"/lib/firmware/ti1271_le.bin"
It turns out my dad's iPhone 4S has BT Low Energy support, looks like I'll be able to get testing.
Originally Posted by coderus
Hehehe, prolific coder & an audiophile...
@juiceme yes, but im using it for downclocking cpu while listening music in long road
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2013-10-31
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#129
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If you start up a Debian install straight from ubiboot, with TI's BTLE-patched BlueZ, I can advertise the N9 as a Low Energy device to the 4S.
I'd work on this a bit more, but while assembling a serial terminal card for the N9 (fun experiments involving a certain 3.5.3 kernel and Harmattan), my iron slipped, and burned two fingers. Then it turned out the solder joint was too tall to fit in the slot
I'll get back poking on this when my left hand can type comfortably again...
If anyone wants to try having some fun, pull the Aegis patch (then apply the Open Mode patch :P), and hack them into the N9 Kernel Update 3.5.3. Add back CONFIG_VMSPLIT_3G_OPT at arch/arm/Kconfig, then build the kernel and try starting Harmattan.
FYI: MSSF/Aegis is so problematic on 3.5.3, that I think it'd be better simply to stub Aegis functions.
If you still choose to patch in real Aegis bits (tm), note that DECLARE_MUTEX is now DEFINE_SEMAPHORE
Last edited by Hurrian; 2013-10-31 at 07:34.
I'd work on this a bit more, but while assembling a serial terminal card for the N9 (fun experiments involving a certain 3.5.3 kernel and Harmattan), my iron slipped, and burned two fingers. Then it turned out the solder joint was too tall to fit in the slot
I'll get back poking on this when my left hand can type comfortably again...
If anyone wants to try having some fun, pull the Aegis patch (then apply the Open Mode patch :P), and hack them into the N9 Kernel Update 3.5.3. Add back CONFIG_VMSPLIT_3G_OPT at arch/arm/Kconfig, then build the kernel and try starting Harmattan.
FYI: MSSF/Aegis is so problematic on 3.5.3, that I think it'd be better simply to stub Aegis functions.
If you still choose to patch in real Aegis bits (tm), note that DECLARE_MUTEX is now DEFINE_SEMAPHORE
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N9 PR 1.3 Open Mode + kernel-plus for Harmattan
@kenweknot, working on Glacier for Nemo.
N9 PR 1.3 Open Mode + kernel-plus for Harmattan
@kenweknot, working on Glacier for Nemo.
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2013-10-31
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#130
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Originally Posted by Hurrian
That's a neat trick, well thought of
If you start up a Debian install straight from ubiboot, with TI's BTLE-patched BlueZ, I can advertise the N9 as a Low Energy device to the 4S.
Originally Posted by Hurrian
Hope you heal soon, burns in fingers are painful I know...
I'd work on this a bit more, but while assembling a serial terminal card for the N9 (fun experiments involving a certain 3.5.3 kernel and Harmattan), my iron slipped, and burned two fingers. Then it turned out the solder joint was too tall to fit in the slot
I'll get back poking on this when my left hand can type comfortably again...
Originally Posted by Hurrian
I did that once, adding aegisfs stubs back to mainline kernel but did not really go through with it. At that time I had not yet built serial console and so I had no real visibility what was going on in the boot phase... now it would be much easier
If anyone wants to try having some fun, pull the Aegis patch (then apply the Open Mode patch :P), and hack them into the N9 Kernel Update 3.5.3. Add back CONFIG_VMSPLIT_3G_OPT at arch/arm/Kconfig, then build the kernel and try starting Harmattan.
FYI: MSSF/Aegis is so problematic on 3.5.3, that I think it'd be better simply to stub Aegis functions.
If you still choose to patch in real Aegis bits (tm), note that DECLARE_MUTEX is now DEFINE_SEMAPHORE
Watch this post - the build should be done in a few minutes.The first post has been updated.
N9 PR 1.3 Open Mode + kernel-plus for Harmattan
@kenweknot, working on Glacier for Nemo.
Last edited by Hurrian; 2013-10-30 at 03:40.