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MastaG is offline MastaG
2011-07-08 , 21:30
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#831
Originally Posted by pali View Post
Package kernel-power-source does not work for v47 (will be fixed in v48).

you can compile v47 in scratchbox:
$ apt-get source kernel-power
$ cd kernel-power-*
$ dpkg-buildpackage -b

or compile with madde:
1. download dsc kernel-power package, unpack it with dpkg-source -x
2. apply madde patch
3. run mad dpkg-buildpackage -b
Or maybe you can include the v4l dvb-stack and headers in kp48.
That way we can easily compile our drivers against its headers
 
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2011-07-09 , 01:26
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#832
Originally Posted by pali View Post
Sorry but in bq27200 datasheet is written that host (our application) has only read only access to EDV1 register.
I see. So, if we can't cheat chip, maybe we can cheat maemo to "think" that voltage is higher, than it's in reality, and - for example- shutdown device on 3.0 V real voltage (for maemo, that would be exact same as now)? We would still have access to real voltage via bq_27x00 module (for monitoring aps, scripts etc), and chip would happily start learning cycles and calibration...

Is it *everything* hardcoded in bme, or bme read something, that we can "hack" to cheat bme? Anyone? joerg_rw?
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2011-07-09 , 06:05
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#833
Originally Posted by Estel View Post
Is it *everything* hardcoded in bme, or bme read something, that we can "hack" to cheat bme? Anyone? joerg_rw?
It's all about closed source bme/mce unfortunatelly. We can try to make a rewrite for BME (hald-addon-bme) as it was done in Mer (I guess there are few people left, who remember about that project), may be even bringing that free BME to N900. Source of Mer's hald-addon-bme is here
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2011-07-09 , 07:50
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#834
libbme library is now open (BME IPC, not daemon), see gitorious:
http://meego.gitorious.org/meego-dev...on/n900_libbme

we can at least stop BME... and shutdown device manually.
 

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2011-07-09 , 07:52
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#835
Originally Posted by MastaG View Post
Or maybe you can include the v4l dvb-stack and headers in kp48.
That way we can easily compile our drivers against its headers
Please send patch for debian/rules which install all your needed headers. I can include it in v48.
 

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2011-07-09 , 09:13
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#836
Originally Posted by pali View Post
I cannot reproduce this error. And nobody other which has bluetooth headphones did not tell me which git commit broke bluetooth support. So I do not know which kernel modules have errors and which needs to be fixed. I know nothing relevant about this problem and nobody other is investigating this problem.
I did say this before, for me at least (and likely Darkslayer and vaporesso), the problem is caused by the bt-mice patch introduced with v46. If anyone is interested I can upload my build of v47 minus that specific patch somewhere for anybody who wants test whether that patch causes the same issue for them (I could do with a recommendation of where to upload it). I did intend to do further debugging on the issue, but I've been lazy and the thought of recompiling the kernel with bluetooth debugging patches and reflashing the kernel several more times - when I now have it running just fine - just to run tests didn't appeal much to me, but I might just set aside some time to do it tomorrow.
 
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2011-07-09 , 09:20
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#837
Sorry, maybe I miss your post. If you are sure that this patch broke bluetooth audio I can disable it in v48.

If you can, provide kernel binaries without this patch. Now building kernel-power from my git repository is broken, so I cannot compile kernel-power. I'm trying to fix it now.
 

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2011-07-09 , 09:38
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#838
Originally Posted by Mentalist Traceur View Post
Honestly, at this point, it kinda is (if you're running CSSU). The only thing not portrait-able about the OS itself is the desktop... On the other hand, I kinda agree with the 'STFU' part though, since the kernel has nothing to do with the desktop, and thus the desktop portraitization wishing has nothing to do with this thread.
only reason I asked for you to work on it in this thread was you said "whats next?" and suggested the portrait desktop in this thread
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2011-07-09 , 12:05
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#839
Originally Posted by pali View Post
Sorry, maybe I miss your post. If you are sure that this patch broke bluetooth audio I can disable it in v48.

If you can, provide kernel binaries without this patch. Now building kernel-power from my git repository is broken, so I cannot compile kernel-power. I'm trying to fix it now.
Disabling it will result in broken bt-mice support in kernel. Lets retsaw make logs with and without bt-mice patch, so we can find what the real issue is, as he is the only one so far having this problem. And there is a pile of patches around web for BT handsfree devices (esp Motorolla ones) so I suspect the above mentioned patch just triggers another bug without being the root cause.

EDIT:
@retsaw - will you please point to posts where those two mentioned in your post guys are saying that they have exactly the same problem.
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2011-07-09 , 13:42
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#840
Originally Posted by freemangordon View Post
EDIT:
@retsaw - will you please point to posts where those two mentioned in your post guys are saying that they have exactly the same problem.
Darkslayer's description of his problem in this post is very similar to my problem and from his later posts I think he may have actually upgraded from v45 to v47, rather than v46 to v47. In this post vaporeso describes his problem as being like Darkslayer's and that he has had it since v46.
 
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