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2011-04-08
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#382
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Hi maacruz,
Sorry to ask such a dumb question but how do you apply the patches? Some shell for loop or something? That probably won't work because of the different folder references; I'd always be switching the -p number.
I broke my N800's battery cover and the magnet is somewhere stuck inside the N800... as a result I can't use the internal slot.
I've hacked the OMAP MMC driver so that opening the external door will "open" the internal door etc. but I'm not a programmer, so... Not to mention that this probably isn't the best thing for N810 users (that said, I have added a sysfs entry to toggle the behaviour).
I've attached the patch in the hope I receive comments from anyone but what I'd really like is to know how to properly apply the patches (will I have to pass each one to patch by hand?
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EDIT: Made patch compatible with Diablo Turbo kernel (really just taking into account 01-mmcblockX.diff's changes)
Last edited by jstokes; 2011-04-09 at 14:40.
Sorry to ask such a dumb question but how do you apply the patches? Some shell for loop or something? That probably won't work because of the different folder references; I'd always be switching the -p number.
I broke my N800's battery cover and the magnet is somewhere stuck inside the N800... as a result I can't use the internal slot.
I've hacked the OMAP MMC driver so that opening the external door will "open" the internal door etc. but I'm not a programmer, so... Not to mention that this probably isn't the best thing for N810 users (that said, I have added a sysfs entry to toggle the behaviour).
I've attached the patch in the hope I receive comments from anyone but what I'd really like is to know how to properly apply the patches (will I have to pass each one to patch by hand?
)EDIT: Made patch compatible with Diablo Turbo kernel (really just taking into account 01-mmcblockX.diff's changes)
Last edited by jstokes; 2011-04-09 at 14:40.
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2011-04-09
, 09:33
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@ Spain
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#383
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Originally Posted by jstokes
Yes, I use a for loop:
Hi maacruz,
Sorry to ask such a dumb question but how do you apply the patches? Some shell for loop or something? That probably won't work because of the different folder references; I'd always be switching the -p number.
Code:
cd /usr/src tar xf kernel-source-diablo.tar.bz2 cd kernel-source-diablo for i in ../Diablo-Turbo/kernel-dt-sd/patches/*; do patch -p1 <$i done
Last edited by maacruz; 2011-04-09 at 09:36.
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2011-04-09
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@ The Great White North
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#384
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Many thanks Maacruz!
Just installed to my trusty N810 and everything works (I really like listening to my favorite internet radio stations over my bluetooth headphones without the clicking every few seconds) except I have lost Bluetooth audio on Mplayer. If you or anyone else has/had this problem, any insights would be helpful.
Thank you again for your fantastic work on this!
Just installed to my trusty N810 and everything works (I really like listening to my favorite internet radio stations over my bluetooth headphones without the clicking every few seconds) except I have lost Bluetooth audio on Mplayer. If you or anyone else has/had this problem, any insights would be helpful.
Thank you again for your fantastic work on this!
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2011-04-09
, 16:55
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@ Spain
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Originally Posted by electrolind
Unfortunately I don't have bluetooth headphones, but some community members have had success with this.
Many thanks Maacruz!
Just installed to my trusty N810 and everything works (I really like listening to my favorite internet radio stations over my bluetooth headphones without the clicking every few seconds) except I have lost Bluetooth audio on Mplayer. If you or anyone else has/had this problem, any insights would be helpful.
Thank you again for your fantastic work on this!
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2011-04-10
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@ East Lansing, MI
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#386
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Hi Mac!
You are right, DT has nothing to do with my script weirdness that I use which can be found here.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=70091
I reflashed and those worked 100 times in a row.
However, once I installed Xmms, it began to flake on me again.
Even if I exit Xmms, this doesn't correct the strange behavior.
Is there something that I can type into Xterm to regain 100% focus again with all of my app windows?
I hope my question makes sense to you.
You are right, DT has nothing to do with my script weirdness that I use which can be found here.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=70091
I reflashed and those worked 100 times in a row.
However, once I installed Xmms, it began to flake on me again.
Even if I exit Xmms, this doesn't correct the strange behavior.
Is there something that I can type into Xterm to regain 100% focus again with all of my app windows?
I hope my question makes sense to you.
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2011-04-10
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@ East Lansing, MI
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This is how to install Xmms in case you didn't know.
From there, just grab all of the junk you want in the Application Manager since they will then be available for download.
From there, just grab all of the junk you want in the Application Manager since they will then be available for download.
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2011-04-11
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@ Spain
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Originally Posted by Addison
Even after installing xmms I'm unable to reproduce your problem.
Hi Mac!
You are right, DT has nothing to do with my script weirdness that I use which can be found here.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=70091
I reflashed and those worked 100 times in a row.
However, once I installed Xmms, it began to flake on me again.
Even if I exit Xmms, this doesn't correct the strange behavior.
Is there something that I can type into Xterm to regain 100% focus again with all of my app windows?
I hope my question makes sense to you.
Please, install xbindkeys only from the repository.
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2011-04-12
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@ East Lansing, MI
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How are you installing Xbindkeys?
It doesn't show in the app manager.
I'm using this version...
http://maemo.org/packages/package_in...dkeys/1.8.2-1/
I'm installing it like this...
root
cd /media/mmc2/N800/Other
dpkg --force-depends -i xbindkeys_1.8.2-1_armel.deb
Am I missing anything?
It doesn't show in the app manager.
I'm using this version...
http://maemo.org/packages/package_in...dkeys/1.8.2-1/
I'm installing it like this...
root
cd /media/mmc2/N800/Other
dpkg --force-depends -i xbindkeys_1.8.2-1_armel.deb
Am I missing anything?
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2011-04-12
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@ Spain
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Originally Posted by Addison
"apt-get install xbindkeys"
How are you installing Xbindkeys?
It doesn't show in the app manager.
I'm using this version...
http://maemo.org/packages/package_in...dkeys/1.8.2-1/
I'm installing it like this...
root
cd /media/mmc2/N800/Other
dpkg --force-depends -i xbindkeys_1.8.2-1_armel.deb
You should use apt-get whenever possible, that is, for everything in the repositories.
You have a problem with the repository. Please make sure you have added the cssu repository correctly and do not add cssu testing. Ask in the cssu thread if you need guidance.