Skry
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2013-03-15
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#231
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2013-03-15
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2013-03-15
, 17:40
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@ Finland
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#233
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Sad for tha loop anyway m just a tweaky user waiting 4 ma n900 to arive would u let me know that can i use edge via sim on arch n can i recive a call while on arch? Also wanna know abt wats the wifi range in clear line of sight that i can operate using n900 provided a router can it go to up say 200m? Thats my requirment
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2013-03-19
, 14:38
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2013-03-19
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2013-03-19
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2013-03-19
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@ Finland
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#237
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I tried weston, but current build still does not include fbdev support, which I believe is required for N900.
I am experimenting with console tools (RSS reader and w3m). I had used w3m at the terminal before, but never on the console. It even shows pictures when used by root :-) but I want that as user.
I am experimenting with the X environment for touch-friendlier browsing mostly.
Other interests I have not yet pursued are:
* improving battery life
* 3G connectivity
* flashing the kernel to the device and installing on the internal mmc
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2013-03-19
, 17:41
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2013-03-19
, 18:18
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I was digging to the battery life issue earlier, it's been sitting in front of me all this time, in dmesg: Voltage scaling for mpu does not work.. So, I did some testing, and it appears that frequency scaling, according to powertop, practically has zero effect on power consumption.
Also noted, when switching cpufreq governor to userspace and setting frequency to 600, I can enable SR without the insta-crash effect. No idea if it works properly, but it looks like (powertop again) that there is slight, around 40mW saving when autocomp is enabled for both core and mpu_iva domains. This change is reproducible on my system at least, readings taken from powertop while idle.
Next kernel build will probably not fit on the nand. It was fun to strip the kernel to a quite minimal state, but in the end I don't see any sense actually flashing the kernel, especially since I doubt it fits in there if you combine it with u-boot. Besides, you would need to remember to flash new kernel after every single kernel update you get, and if you would forget that, chances are you wont be booting anymore.
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2013-03-19
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