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2014-06-03
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Originally Posted by AapoRantalainen
Configure in /etc/network/interfaces:
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2014-06-04
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Originally Posted by AapoRantalainen
Did you try something like "DISPLAY=:0 startx" (or maybe even export the DISPLAY variable set to :0 before starting X)? I remember having similar problems on Raspberry Pi at some point with Raspbian (but either I changed something in config files permanently and don't remember or the newer version of Raspbian is configured differently, because I cannot reproduce it now).
I'm using 'user' -account, and I can startx and then over ssh start e.g. DISPLAY=:0 xterm
When I try startx over ssh, it doesn't work:
I think I soon need this (when libmatchbox2 takes turn).Code:X: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting. xinit: giving up xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused xinit: server error
edit: on my other machine (home server) I get similar output (unable to start X) unless I type on my home computer "ssh -X server_ip", but then it starts X remotely on the screen of my home computer. If I find a moment, I'll try debug that and give you more useful information, but just wanted to step in now and note that this may not be related to Debian/N900, but it might be either generic Debian problem (my server runs Debian) or generic Linux/X.org/ssh problem.
Last edited by misiak; 2014-06-04 at 09:09.
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2014-06-04
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I love it.But what about charging?is there any way to charge n900 while in jessie?
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2014-06-04
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#44
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Originally Posted by mouzg
I just tried to plug in charger but it seems that isn't charging because the led is continous yellow... not blinking. The device is a bit warmer than when running maemo. It has been 4 hours since i boot jessie but it stayed almost all that time on idle. Lets see how long time the bl-5j will last.
I love it.But what about charging?is there any way to charge n900 while in jessie?
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2014-06-04
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Originally Posted by mouzg
kernel-power (by Pali) has in-kernel charging (and it works
I love it.But what about charging?is there any way to charge n900 while in jessie?
Obviously, the kernel being used here is not kernel-power, but perhaps includes the necessary modules/patches to make it work. Can't check now, but the module was bq2415x_charger.
Somebody with debian running on the N900 could try: modprobe bq2415x_charger and see what happens.
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2014-06-04
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Originally Posted by saponga
Hey, solid yellow IS the in-kernel charging. BME does the blinking, but we don't need BME
I just tried to plug in charger but it seems that isn't charging because the led is continous yellow... not blinking. The device is a bit warmer than when running maemo. It has been 4 hours since i boot jessie but it stayed almost all that time on idle. Lets see how long time the bl-5j will last.
Please report if you can figure out whether the battery is charging or not.
My (short) experience[*] with this is that the battery actually charges but much more slowly than normal, but that may have been due to a faulty USB port.
[*] http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=484
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2014-06-04
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Originally Posted by reinob
No output here...
Somebody with debian running on the N900 could try: modprobe bq2415x_charger and see what happens.
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lsmod |grep bq2415x_charger
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bq2415x_charger 14125 0
Originally Posted by reinob
Thanks for the info
Hey, solid yellow IS the in-kernel charging. BME does the blinking, but we don't need BME
Please report if you can figure out whether the battery is charging or not.
My (short) experience[*] with this is that the battery actually charges but much more slowly than normal, but that may have been due to a faulty USB port.
[*] http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=484
Is there any way to check if its charging without boot maemo ?
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2014-06-04
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Im pretty sure it charges.I booted up jessie with two wires connected to my battery terminals.while voltage was 2.75 it went up to 2.85 when the charger connected (every time) and led solid yellow.I know its a little difference (100mv) but i think is enough for its voltage.
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2014-06-04
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My n900 have been running jessie on couple of last days all the time attached to the charger. Led is orange/yellow as stated earlier.
Now I booted it to the maemo and detached charger. Battery is fully charged.
Now I booted it to the maemo and detached charger. Battery is fully charged.
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2014-06-04
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I also have the same issue with the charging LED in my build. It definitely does charge and also the kernel seems to know when it's fully charged so it's unlikely that there's a risk overcharging our batteries. You can find battery info under /sys/class/power_supply/bq27200-0. I don't know if anyone else has experienced this but I get a kernel panic when I plug in the wall charger directly into the mains. Charging works fine however when connecting a USB cable to the USB port of my PC. I'm using freemangordon's 3.14-rc3 kernel by the way.
My main issues right now are that I've not yet got USB networking to work, the keyboard mapping doesn't work under E17 (even though it works fine on the console) but the most critical issue that I don't have a solution for something equivalent to Maemo's xprot to prevent blowing up the speakers.
I'm hoping to create a Git repo for my scripts within the next few days once I've tidied up a few things and done a bit more testing.
Last edited by wicket; 2014-06-09 at 19:22.
My main issues right now are that I've not yet got USB networking to work, the keyboard mapping doesn't work under E17 (even though it works fine on the console) but the most critical issue that I don't have a solution for something equivalent to Maemo's xprot to prevent blowing up the speakers.
I'm hoping to create a Git repo for my scripts within the next few days once I've tidied up a few things and done a bit more testing.
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Maemo Leste for N950 and N9 (currently broken).
Devuan for N950 and N9.
Mobile devices with mainline Linux support - Help needed with documentation.
"Those who do not understand Unix are condemned to reinvent it, poorly." - Henry Spencer
Last edited by wicket; 2014-06-09 at 19:22.
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