00:00.00 | NetRipper | do a 'git branch' make sure you're on htc-msm-2.6.27 |
00:00.42 | cr2 | NetRipper: i got it now ;) |
00:03.19 | cr2 | NetRipper: where does the d263 number come from ? mddi init ? |
00:03.32 | NetRipper | cr2, i think so yes |
00:03.55 | NetRipper | i havent been around to see how they detected raph800's number |
00:04.23 | NetRipper | i think someone added a printk somewhere... then just duplicated toshiba |
00:04.27 | cr2 | raph100 has the same ? |
00:04.29 | NetRipper | no |
00:04.34 | NetRipper | raph100 and raph800 differs |
00:04.37 | cr2 | d263 ? |
00:04.46 | NetRipper | let me see which raph has |
00:05.09 | cr2 | maybe we can extend the printk, and dump all the capability struct |
00:05.15 | NetRipper | "mddi_c_d263_0000" |
00:05.18 | NetRipper | that is the raph100 |
00:05.23 | NetRipper | "mddi_c_4ca3_0000" |
00:05.25 | NetRipper | that is raph800 |
00:05.37 | cr2 | yes, where is this number coming from ? is it the toshiba id ? |
00:05.53 | NetRipper | the raph100 one is hte toshiba |
00:05.54 | dcordes | o |
00:05.55 | dcordes | HaRET(1)# pd 0xa8600000 4 |
00:05.56 | dcordes | a8600000 | 2019feaf | ... |
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00:06.01 | NetRipper | the raph800 is the epson |
00:06.03 | dcordes | (kovsky) |
00:06.25 | cr2 | then the toshiba name should be added there too. obfuscation is the worst thing for free software ;) |
00:06.29 | NetRipper | <PROTECTED> |
00:06.30 | NetRipper | <PROTECTED> |
00:06.42 | NetRipper | the name cannot be changed |
00:06.43 | cr2 | ok |
00:06.59 | NetRipper | it's used by the mddi driver to select the panel controller |
00:07.02 | j0b0 | cr2, it comes from mddi_client_caps |
00:07.15 | j0b0 | .Mfr_Name |
00:07.35 | cr2 | i'll prefer a #define TOSHIBA77x_MDC_ID 0xd263 |
00:07.43 | j0b0 | this is from a raph100 http://tibook.jb.b4m.com/j0b0/raph100-info/raph100-mddi-info.txt |
00:07.56 | cr2 | j0b0: yes, maybe we should dump the whole caps structure |
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00:09.08 | dcordes | gnight |
00:10.38 | j0b0 | i think it says in the file at what point it was dumped.. |
00:10.46 | j0b0 | yes. dumped *mddi sizeof mddi from ddi.c~900/mddi_add_panel() |
00:10.58 | cr2 | and 4ca3 is the epson id ? |
00:11.12 | j0b0 | apparently .. i dont have one |
00:11.33 | cr2 | NetRipper pasted it above |
00:11.44 | cr2 | i'll add them to wiki |
00:12.05 | cr2 | manufacturer_name ? |
00:12.13 | j0b0 | yes. that id is for raph800 |
00:12.37 | cr2 | well, not the raph800, but epson i guess |
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00:13.18 | NetRipper | maejrep gave it the epson name |
00:13.22 | j0b0 | all identifying fields except this one are zero |
00:13.28 | NetRipper | it was in his patch so i assume he has some foundation for it |
00:13.29 | NetRipper | ;) |
00:13.50 | cr2 | j0b0: it's strange, but ok. |
00:14.11 | cr2 | we need to check it on blac100 and kovsky |
00:14.32 | cr2 | dcordes__: what is your mdc manid ? |
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00:15.21 | cr2 | apparently wince does not check it |
00:16.22 | j0b0 | i think black100 is different. is has different symptoms. not just color |
00:17.02 | j0b0 | xperia is probably same as raph800, going by the symptoms: only colorspace weirdness. |
00:17.15 | j0b0 | blackstone has more severe distortion |
00:17.29 | j0b0 | could be because of different size |
00:17.30 | cr2 | j0b0: imho it has the same controller, but different parameters |
00:17.52 | cr2 | j0b0: it's just good luck that raph100 works with g1 init. |
00:18.12 | cr2 | j0b0: because g1 code does completely different things from the "real" raph100 |
00:18.18 | j0b0 | yes .. otoh if the raph/diam kernel boots and shows output on the blackstone, it must be either of those |
00:18.44 | j0b0 | i dont we we do any init code at all. |
00:19.19 | j0b0 | board_trout_panel has code that pushes tables of values into parameters that mddi_client_toshiba does not |
00:19.44 | j0b0 | mdp does some init, but not doing it has no effect on a raph100 :) |
00:19.53 | cr2 | yes, and this list is completely different on raph100 |
00:20.39 | cr2 | raph100 even uses 2 pwms, with the pwm parameter registers not documented in the g1 code |
00:20.59 | j0b0 | i experimented with that, and some of the trout init code is harmless on raph and some breaks it |
00:21.16 | cr2 | i doubt that we can wake it from sleep under such circumstances |
00:21.26 | cr2 | ok |
00:21.50 | j0b0 | its not like i know what im doing, i just move chunks of code around |
00:21.59 | cr2 | raph100 is relatively harmless, at least for the hitachi lcd |
00:22.22 | cr2 | but raph800 may be a pita to do right |
00:22.37 | cr2 | with the huge spi data arrays |
00:22.50 | maejrep | NetRipper: I got epson from cr2 :p |
00:22.52 | j0b0 | but i got some feel for what happens on init and how fb, mddi, mdp are interrelated |
00:23.10 | AstainHellbring | damn the compressing objects stage takes forever |
00:23.14 | cr2 | maejrep: but not the mdc manid number |
00:23.21 | j0b0 | how would you go at tracing the init sequence |
00:23.34 | maejrep | i dont' know what that means :) |
00:23.36 | j0b0 | doesnt that only take place at boot |
00:23.50 | maejrep | j0b0: you might be able to install a resumetrace |
00:24.00 | maejrep | and let it powercollapse/wakeup |
00:24.06 | maejrep | i dunno if that'll kill your connection though |
00:24.20 | j0b0 | i think it does |
00:25.26 | cr2 | j0b0: mmutrace + setlcd on the other haret connected port |
00:25.51 | cr2 | listen 9998 |
00:26.08 | cr2 | and telnet raph_ip 9998 |
00:26.27 | maejrep | cr2: I wasn't able to trace anything while doing that |
00:26.37 | maejrep | but I may not have been watching the right addresses |
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00:26.54 | cr2 | maejrep: all the virt mappings were in mmutrace ? |
00:27.02 | maejrep | not sure |
00:27.05 | maejrep | would have to look again |
00:27.13 | cr2 | dump mmu 0xaddr 2 |
00:27.22 | j0b0 | thanks, i will dive into that another time. after i finish documenting the complete navi pad |
00:27.32 | cr2 | ok |
00:27.47 | j0b0 | its pretty close to what maejrep found earlier except for the of fby 1 |
00:28.02 | maejrep | on the phone now, will check after I'm done |
00:28.08 | j0b0 | and i make a bit more sense of some/most bytes |
00:28.13 | maejrep | j0b0: I wouldn't expect it to be different |
00:28.15 | cr2 | maejrep: what do you think which dll is responsible for 3D ? |
00:28.21 | maejrep | I'm sure I just screwed up on anything that's wrong :) |
00:28.31 | maejrep | cr2: hw3d? :p |
00:28.38 | cr2 | lol |
00:28.47 | maejrep | would have to look at what's in \windows |
00:28.48 | j0b0 | i got a handle on 1 or 2 that yo marked as unknown |
00:28.54 | j0b0 | *you |
00:28.55 | cr2 | d3dm_ati.dll |
00:29.05 | maejrep | cool j0b0 |
00:29.06 | cr2 | but they say it's a software driver |
00:29.10 | maejrep | cr2: that's just direct3d though right? |
00:29.13 | cr2 | they=xda-dev people |
00:29.31 | cr2 | i'll look at it |
00:29.34 | j0b0 | like where the higer and lower 4 bits each are the higer 4 for some other 2 |
00:30.08 | j0b0 | *higher 2x |
00:30.33 | maejrep | o.0 |
00:31.04 | j0b0 | 'covered area' for left and right are each 12 bits |
00:31.07 | maejrep | would have to see it to understand it :p |
00:31.10 | maejrep | ahhh |
00:31.14 | maejrep | ok that makes sense |
00:31.48 | cr2 | it uses libgles_cm.dll |
00:31.48 | maejrep | is that hw? |
00:31.51 | cr2 | opengl ? |
00:31.54 | maejrep | do we have hw 3d acceleration ? |
00:31.58 | cr2 | partly i guess |
00:32.06 | maejrep | would be nice |
00:32.15 | maejrep | has anyone run glxgears? ;p |
00:32.24 | cr2 | androed may have it through some closed source stuff |
00:32.25 | j0b0 | nice .. as in ~*STUPID*~ |
00:32.32 | cr2 | lol |
00:32.45 | cr2 | j0b0: i'm after the clocks |
00:32.51 | j0b0 | i know |
00:33.01 | cr2 | i don't know any real use for 3D |
00:33.05 | j0b0 | from what you asked me to grep last night |
00:33.05 | cr2 | tuxracer maybe |
00:33.05 | maejrep | i mean would be nice if it's full hw accel ;) |
00:33.23 | cr2 | i doubt it. |
00:35.13 | cr2 | some strings look interesting |
00:36.14 | maejrep | cr2: to trace the setlcd, which address would I trace on raph800? |
00:36.49 | j0b0 | maejrep, re the navi i2c data.. i now read it when gpio 94 triggers, because that seems to fire when you touch it |
00:37.00 | maejrep | yeah it does |
00:37.03 | j0b0 | but sometimes it doesnt, even tho i move around the pad |
00:37.11 | cr2 | maejrep: the pmdh ? |
00:37.20 | maejrep | cr2: don't know what that is :p |
00:37.30 | cr2 | wiki :) |
00:37.33 | j0b0 | the gpio doesnt trigger even tho i finger the pad |
00:38.11 | j0b0 | so would response improve if i read anyway on a timer |
00:38.26 | cr2 | <PROTECTED> |
00:38.28 | maejrep | j0b0: you might need to reset the irq, or read the full 18 bytes |
00:38.31 | j0b0 | or would that give the same results every time until the gpi fires again |
00:38.43 | cr2 | <PROTECTED> |
00:38.48 | cr2 | this one maybe too |
00:38.59 | maejrep | and mmutrace can handle the full block? |
00:39.00 | j0b0 | you left a comment saying: //XXX why do we have to read twice |
00:39.01 | maejrep | 1MB |
00:39.15 | maejrep | j0b0: yeah, I have a feeling that's the flush the buffer |
00:39.21 | maejrep | like it'll keep reading until it returns 0 |
00:39.30 | maejrep | in case it falls behind the irq |
00:40.25 | maejrep | disassembling the navi driver is pretty scary :p |
00:40.46 | cr2 | maejrep: psoc ? |
00:41.08 | maejrep | htcnavi.dll |
00:41.19 | maejrep | I don't think there's a psoc-specific dll |
00:41.41 | maejrep | i mean, the navi is psoc-specific, but the driver that reads the data from it is htcnavi.dll |
00:41.47 | cr2 | maejrep: sn't it using some ioctls from oem* ? |
00:41.59 | j0b0 | does your led driver work so that i can light any individual led |
00:42.02 | maejrep | not sure |
00:42.05 | j0b0 | or just keyboatd backlighgt |
00:42.13 | cr2 | i'll look |
00:42.27 | maejrep | j0b0: yeah i think set_led_state is exported |
00:42.34 | maejrep | you'd just need to define it as an extern |
00:42.35 | cr2 | the LEDs are using klt* ioctls |
00:42.41 | maejrep | yep |
00:43.29 | maejrep | hmm |
00:43.33 | j0b0 | itd be cool to have visual confirmation on what youre gonna press |
00:43.54 | maejrep | j0b0: nm I don't have a specific setstate(led_bit, on_off) function |
00:44.02 | maejrep | you'd have to OR together the ones you want to set |
00:44.14 | j0b0 | can i read the state? |
00:45.06 | maejrep | not currently, but the driver does keep track of it |
00:45.21 | maejrep | so you could add a function to return the local state |
00:45.40 | maejrep | and shouldn't be hard to make a set(on/off) function either |
00:45.53 | maejrep | just | or &~ the bit with data->led_states, then call set_led_states |
00:46.03 | j0b0 | to the klt driver |
00:46.07 | maejrep | yes |
00:46.56 | j0b0 | what about the keyboard lid switch? ;) |
00:46.57 | j0b0 | i now hacked that into the navi driver because it was in the keypad matrix driver it replaces |
00:47.25 | maejrep | the lid switch should not go into the navi driver |
00:47.26 | j0b0 | but i guess it should live in the microp-keypad |
00:47.31 | maejrep | it's specific to the keypad |
00:50.05 | maejrep | the idea is that the navi driver can be used for diamond, which doesn't have the keypad or clamshell |
00:50.11 | j0b0 | i will accept for now that this navi thing becomes a bit of a christmas tree and slice it up once everything works |
00:50.35 | maejrep | christmas tree? :P |
00:50.58 | maejrep | I think I was wrong about the keyboard backlight btw |
00:51.07 | maejrep | it doesn't work right for me, either i2c or gpio output |
00:52.33 | j0b0 | does it not do anything? |
00:52.37 | maejrep | no |
00:53.09 | maejrep | gpio 3-18 is what I see in haret, but it just doesn't seem to work right |
00:53.14 | maejrep | I might need to fix the gpio cfg |
00:57.06 | maejrep | so i basically just need to do the same thing as set_lcd_state(), but for individual leds |
00:57.46 | j0b0 | i think it makes it even easier if i have to or it together |
00:58.08 | j0b0 | as i would do that anyway processing the i2c navi data |
00:58.09 | maejrep | why's that? so you can just reset it by detection? ;p |
00:58.33 | maejrep | if in home, send home-led-only :p |
00:58.34 | j0b0 | yeah .. i just flip the navi data into a led mask |
00:58.53 | j0b0 | so that the function you hover over lights up before you press down |
00:59.24 | maejrep | so if I'm wrong about the 0x4000 bit, then I don't understand what it could be for |
00:59.27 | j0b0 | omg i can detect pinch and report zoom |
00:59.34 | maejrep | I did see it in a trace |
00:59.43 | maejrep | detect pinch? |
00:59.54 | maejrep | only horizontally though right? |
01:00.00 | j0b0 | x value on both left and right |
01:00.03 | maejrep | yeah |
01:00.11 | maejrep | you don't like the circular zoom? ;p |
01:00.30 | j0b0 | i have the ring down to reporting deltas |
01:00.39 | j0b0 | but i dont have anything interestingto report them to |
01:00.55 | j0b0 | i now mapped it to REL_Y so that it at least scrolls through menus |
01:01.09 | maejrep | ah |
01:01.17 | maejrep | is that what the g1 track ball does? |
01:01.25 | j0b0 | i guess the G1 has no wheel |
01:01.34 | maejrep | just hte ball |
01:01.36 | j0b0 | only a touchscreen and a ball |
01:01.38 | j0b0 | yeah |
01:02.06 | j0b0 | so the raph wheel is now the y axis of the g1 ball |
01:02.16 | maejrep | ah |
01:03.19 | j0b0 | androids EventHub.cpp doesnt like REL_* devices unless they do at least REL_X, _X and BTN_MOUSE |
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01:04.01 | j0b0 | i guess they didnt envision hookin gup virtual DJ sets |
01:04.18 | maejrep | heh |
01:04.22 | cr2_ | heh. broken the default route ;) |
01:09.16 | maejrep | j0b0: still want me to test that other zimage, or want me to wait? :p |
01:09.39 | maejrep | also, is it raph800-compatible? ;o |
01:10.53 | j0b0 | well .. with my new found knowledge im going to thy and make the wheel smoother |
01:11.05 | j0b0 | and of course tinker with leds |
01:11.18 | j0b0 | like a true chrismas tree |
01:13.34 | cr2_ | good night |
01:16.26 | j0b0 | maejrep can we not control up/down/left/right leds individually? |
01:16.40 | maejrep | no |
01:16.56 | j0b0 | i want that. make it work. |
01:16.58 | maejrep | at least not that i've found |
01:17.01 | maejrep | lol |
01:17.32 | j0b0 | iv enever seen it have those light on individually anyway |
01:17.54 | j0b0 | only in the missed call dance |
01:18.14 | maejrep | neither have I, nor did I see anything to that effect in the dll |
01:19.32 | maejrep | it seems that the higher nibble has its lowest bit high on a first touch? <-- what do you mean by this? isn't 0x11 already with the lowest bit high? |
01:20.45 | j0b0 | when you touch the ring or the left/right side, on first touch, its says 54, not 44 |
01:20.51 | j0b0 | after that its 44 |
01:21.09 | j0b0 | or maybe always 5 ? have to look closer then |
01:21.27 | j0b0 | its diffrent anyway. the lower nibble is the more reliable for 'current state' |
01:22.53 | j0b0 | its gonna have to wait until tomorrow .. its bed time for me |
01:24.08 | maejrep | nite |
01:24.11 | j0b0 | good nite |
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07:39.16 | cr2 | AstainEEE: i'm compiling cegcc now. |
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07:42.14 | vmpu | hi |
07:42.55 | AstainEEE | nice cr2 |
08:01.26 | cr2 | AstainEEE: happy with the EEE speed ? |
08:01.47 | AstainEEE | works well |
08:01.57 | cr2 | ok |
08:03.39 | AstainEEE | need to get cross compiler setup now |
08:17.24 | AstainEEE | cr2 cegcc? |
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11:00.07 | Mullins | anyone know why the latest cupcake revision would break Kaiser keyboard? |
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11:13.18 | radem205 | hey exco |
11:13.55 | exco | hey radem205 |
11:14.53 | radem205 | could you explain me how you get the right gpio's? Because I have used telnet in msdos and I got a lot of traces which I don't need |
11:16.39 | exco | if you start e.g. with ibit gpios 1 |
11:16.54 | exco | and don't touch the device (which one is it?) |
11:17.36 | radem205 | when I typ ibit gpios 1 I get nothing |
11:18.28 | exco | if you type ibit 1 and press a button in that 1 second? |
11:18.36 | exco | *ibit gpios 1 that is |
11:19.58 | radem205 | i think you mean "watch gpios 1", because you can use ibit to ignore some values right? |
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11:21.14 | exco | ;-) |
11:21.22 | exco | sorry - yeah |
11:21.39 | exco | so after watch gpios 1 then you get a lot of "spam" |
11:22.56 | radem205 | yes I get a lot of gpios<6> |
11:23.13 | radem205 | but when I type ibit gpios 6 nothing happens |
11:23.38 | exco | paste a complete line |
11:24.48 | radem205 | 004998: mem GPIOS<6> 92a00c20=07e0f89e <00000800> |
11:25.40 | exco | looks comletely different than it looks here - but after "ibit gpios 6" if you run watch gpios 1 - that line still shows? |
11:26.19 | radem205 | yes, I think with telnet it works different than using haretconsole |
11:26.51 | exco | NetRipper: posted some version of haretconsole for win somewhere |
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11:27.59 | radem205 | ok, I will search for it |
11:28.06 | radem205 | thank you so far! |
11:29.04 | exco | I can send it to you as soon as my other PC is on, radem205 |
11:29.27 | radem205 | ok that would be nice |
11:29.52 | radem205 | you are using the lovely polaris right now? :) |
11:30.52 | exco | a Touch Cruise, yes |
11:31.50 | exco | you're also on one, radem205? |
11:32.19 | radem205 | no, not at this moment |
11:32.45 | exco | which one are you trying to find the gpios for? |
11:34.02 | radem205 | I thought it would be nice to have some knowledge how it's work and maybe I can help people in the future to find the gpios (or something like that) :) |
11:34.20 | radem205 | And your guys haven't found the right gpios for backlight, right? |
11:34.53 | exco | radem205: I think rogro82 has - but I'm not sure about that |
11:35.33 | radem205 | thanks for the file |
11:35.43 | radem205 | I thought Rogro is searching for the right gpios |
11:36.13 | exco | NetRipper: may I put your package HaretconsolePackageForWin.zip somewhere and link it in the right places (xda wiki -> haret, hh -> haret) |
11:36.33 | exco | radem205: his last post sounded like he found it - but I'm not sure |
11:36.58 | radem205 | exco: "Going to do the same for the screen backlight after i found the right gpio." |
11:37.21 | exco | radem205: I assigned a button to turnoff display - but the 3 gpios that showed weren't turning off backlight |
11:37.33 | radem205 | ok |
11:38.28 | exco | radem205: also when I set turn off backlight after xx s in Energie options - it doesn't turn off my backlight - it just dims it - so I'm still looking for a way to trigger backlight off |
11:39.55 | radem205 | ok and Rogro has the same experience? |
11:40.53 | exco | don't know - but if it was easy he should already know it |
11:41.33 | exco | does your device turn off the backlight when you tell it to? |
11:43.41 | dream_kill | hi |
11:43.51 | radem205 | when I press the power button the screen goes off, but I don't know if you mean that? |
11:44.40 | exco | radem205: yeah - according to rogro82 the 3 gpios that get triggered - none of those is backlight |
11:45.31 | radem205 | hmmm ok, so backlight is still on when you press the power button? |
11:46.32 | exco | I was wondering the same - but I don't think so |
11:47.03 | exco | it could be that it's not controlled through gpios - but then again - what do I know |
11:49.24 | radem205 | when the backlight is still on you could see the difference, but I see no difference between turning off the screen in Android and WM |
11:49.33 | exco | maybe the state I was referring to as "dimmed" is really off |
11:49.54 | exco | well turning screen off and turning backlight off is a difference |
11:50.54 | radem205 | yes, but suppose that the backlight is still on you must see that, right? |
11:51.06 | radem205 | or is it possible that you see no difference? |
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11:52.21 | exco | the thing is that you can still see what's on the screen with "backlight off" - but maybe this screen is just so much better than the ones I used before ;-) |
11:52.46 | exco | "after i found the right gpio" means he knows it or means he's still looking |
11:54.48 | radem205 | he is still looking :) |
11:54.59 | radem205 | btw, haretconsole won't start :( |
11:56.11 | exco | imfloflo: tried it yesterday on Vista and it worked - I can't be of any help since I don't have Win atm |
11:56.33 | radem205 | ok, I understand |
11:56.39 | radem205 | ubuntu? |
11:57.09 | exco | yes (I'm still a beginner) |
11:58.30 | exco | I would say the backlight doesn't turn off unless you turn the screen off - don't know why we need it anyways - isn't turning the screen off saving more energy |
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12:05.03 | dcordes__ | morning |
12:05.31 | dcordes__ | Mullins: we should file a bug in the android bugtracker: Kaiser keyboard broken in cupcake :> |
12:06.17 | Mullins | maybe so |
12:06.31 | exco | :-) |
12:06.53 | exco | dcordes__: how do leds get controlled on kaiser? |
12:07.05 | dcordes__ | no idea, sorry |
12:07.20 | exco | so you can't control them atm? |
12:08.30 | dcordes__ | I didn't try the latest htc-vogue yet, tbh. btw, does the modified trout battery driver in htc-vogue work for kaiser yet? |
12:08.47 | Mullins | exco: look in here -> http://git.linuxtogo.org/?p=groups/mobile-linux/kernel.git;a=blob;f=arch/arm/mach-msm/board-kaiser-keypad.c;h=3716b3c78821bb8eefe1f8bea9e1b0d884d1dffa;hb=refs/heads/htc-vogue |
12:09.33 | dcordes__ | ah the shift and fn leds |
12:09.59 | exco | so those are controlled through gpio, right? |
12:10.41 | dcordes__ | yep looks like it |
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12:11.21 | dcordes__ | exco: they are on the cpld http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Kaiser_CPLD |
12:11.51 | exco | so I would be able to see those events (e.g. blinking led) through watch gpios in haret |
12:12.20 | dcordes__ | I think so |
12:12.37 | dcordes__ | try to mask button leds if the event involves one |
12:13.21 | dcordes__ | ibit gpios n ;where n is the internal haret ID of the gpio |
12:13.21 | exco | on Polaris I don't get any gpio events for e.g. bluetooth blinking |
12:13.38 | dcordes__ | iirc I didn't see those either on the kais |
12:13.52 | exco | so how did you find out then? |
12:14.26 | exco | key backlight works through gpio and shows nicely in haret |
12:15.17 | dcordes__ | is it the same as keyboard backlight on the kaiser? B2 |
12:16.28 | exco | dcordes__: on Polaris it is 94 - kaiser gpio doesn't associate anything with 94 (yet?) |
12:17.03 | exco | 96 I meant |
12:17.21 | dcordes__ | 96 sounds like the haret ID |
12:17.40 | dcordes__ | it's always bank and pin |
12:18.06 | dcordes__ | oh there's also that number |
12:18.08 | exco | bank 4 pin 1 |
12:19.08 | dcordes__ | there's no description on the kaiser gpio page so I didn't see anything there |
12:22.39 | dcordes__ | I wonder if it's complicated to make the small cam work |
12:25.03 | radem205 | it's a pity that Rogro isn't online now, because maybe it's duplicated work |
12:26.24 | dcordes__ | cam or led? |
12:26.37 | exco | wonders if it's complicated to make wifi work |
12:27.04 | dcordes__ | exco: I will try building it now |
12:27.36 | exco | dcordes__: what do you need to make your cam work? |
12:28.01 | exco | are kaiser and polaris using the same chip for wifi? |
12:28.20 | dcordes__ | exco: yep |
12:30.48 | exco | so if power gpios and vreg are the same it should also work on Polaris |
12:31.08 | dcordes__ | yea |
12:32.42 | dcordes__ | exco: do you also have an untracked file include/linux/bounds.h after checking out htc-vogue? |
12:34.13 | exco | how do I check? |
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12:35.02 | dcordes__ | exco: git-status . are we supposed to build with both, kaiser and vogue config? |
12:35.19 | exco | I don't have that file there |
12:36.30 | dcordes__ | ok thanks |
12:38.19 | exco | I think so ... - but I don't know how that works |
12:38.34 | dcordes__ | I just build both removing the vogue ts |
12:39.26 | dcordes__ | exco: does the rogro kernel use polaris machine type in default.txt or vogue one? |
12:40.19 | exco | vogue one |
12:40.33 | exco | I think there isn't even a polaris defconfig atm |
12:44.38 | exco | darned ... every other time I press run instead of "listen for nework..:" |
12:44.47 | dcordes__ | :) |
12:45.55 | imfloflo | radem205 yes haretconsole work on vista |
12:46.35 | imfloflo | just must to have python in a folder |
12:46.58 | imfloflo | and run Python26\python.exe haretconsole\console 169.254.2.1 |
12:47.37 | imfloflo | i tough rogro use the polaris mtty cause i made some specific function no ? |
12:47.41 | dcordes__ | kaiser_gpio_int |
12:50.35 | dcordes__ | imfloflo: thanks I have always been wondering how to use haretconsole in windows. |
12:50.56 | radem205 | imfloflo: when I start the .bat file I get an error in msdos "Can't find the specific file" (or something like that). Python and haretconsole are in seperated folders |
12:51.28 | imfloflo | yes you must launch the "listen or network "button on mobile BEFORE running the .bat |
12:51.41 | radem205 | yes I know |
12:51.47 | radem205 | I have done that |
12:52.02 | imfloflo | your mobile is good sync ? |
12:52.32 | radem205 | yes, I use XP |
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12:53.01 | imfloflo | maybe a firewall ? |
12:53.16 | exco | dcordes__: if kaiser's wifi gpios are right then Polaris has slightly different ones (only 2-8 to 2-12 (not 2-13) also not sure about 1-13 |
12:53.31 | imfloflo | Starting haretconsole, trying to connect to 169.254.2.1... |
12:53.31 | imfloflo | ======== Connecting to haret ======== |
12:53.31 | imfloflo | Minimal virtual address: 00010000, maximal virtual address: 7FFFFFFF |
12:53.32 | imfloflo | Detected machine Generic MSM7xxx/MSM7xxx (Plat='PocketPC' OEM='Polaris') |
12:53.32 | imfloflo | CPU is ARM ARM arch 6 stepping 4 running in system mode |
12:53.32 | imfloflo | Enter 'HELP' for a short command summary. |
12:54.17 | dcordes__ | exco: that's possible |
12:54.57 | exco | dcordes__: once you get it to work on kaiser - I'll bruteforce it to work on Polaris ;-) |
12:55.08 | radem205 | for some reason he can't find python :s |
12:55.14 | dcordes__ | I will try without the gpios first (wince init) |
12:55.16 | radem205 | the links are good |
12:55.26 | imfloflo | gpios for the wifi isn't hard to find ? just set the wifi on ? |
12:55.57 | imfloflo | have you install python or you just use a setting folder |
12:56.52 | imfloflo | i unzip a files, exco send me, i have one folder with the bat and 2 sub folder -haretconsol -python26 |
12:57.08 | imfloflo | if you run it manualy by cmd nothing ? |
12:58.24 | radem205 | I have the same files and directory's but nothing works |
12:59.29 | imfloflo | on my device i see connect 169.254.2.2 |
13:00.01 | dcordes__ | exco: ok kernel builds work fine, have everything configured and setup along with rootfs for the mdoules |
13:00.16 | Zoolooc | hi there |
13:00.28 | Zoolooc | does wifi already work on the kaiser? |
13:00.32 | dcordes__ | oh no. I forgot mplayer |
13:00.42 | dcordes__ | Zoolooc: hey there :) no. not yet |
13:01.17 | dcordes__ | Zoolooc: did you see gnufiish? you were considering a glofiish device at some point iirc. |
13:01.34 | Zoolooc | nevertheless, seems to me a lot of progress has been done |
13:02.11 | dcordes__ | yep. thanks to dzo wizardry |
13:02.36 | Zoolooc | i was, but now i have the kaiser, and I'm not the type of changing phones every second year |
13:03.32 | Zoolooc | dcordes__: is your status file updated with all the progress, or some wiki site? |
13:03.47 | dcordes__ | no didn't update the README recently |
13:05.07 | dcordes__ | you can check the forum thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=396782&page=237 2367 posts lol |
13:05.34 | dcordes__ | and there's http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HTC_Kaiser%2FAndroid |
13:08.32 | Zoolooc | alright, thx |
13:09.26 | imfloflo | i got the code for the gpios off wifi on and off |
13:10.09 | dcordes__ | hm ppp no worky for me |
13:10.14 | imfloflo | http://pastebin.com/m14990e91 |
13:10.42 | imfloflo | but when i set wifi on it stop my "watch gpios 10" commande :s |
13:11.16 | dcordes__ | probably it destroys your network connection? |
13:11.49 | dcordes__ | dzo: are you around? |
13:13.00 | imfloflo | but i'm style connec after i set the wifi on |
13:13.04 | imfloflo | on haret |
13:13.39 | dcordes__ | dzo: is smd1 supposed to work? |
13:15.49 | NetRipper | exco, sure |
13:23.15 | radem205 | dzo is for one week on vacation |
13:26.22 | dcordes__ | radem205: you got kais? |
13:28.59 | radem205 | no, polaris |
13:29.13 | imfloflo | radem205 what do you see for your device ip when you make a ipconfig /all .? 169.254.2.2 |
13:29.43 | dcordes__ | radem205: smd1 works for you? |
13:29.53 | radem205 | I have a data connection yes |
13:31.00 | radem205 | all things are working, except audio during calls |
13:31.27 | radem205 | imfloflo: I get 169.254.2.2 |
13:31.40 | radem205 | dhcp: 169.254.2.1 |
13:32.15 | radem205 | when I use telnet I can connect to the haretconsole, but this is probably a different method and isn't working well |
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13:39.06 | dcordes__ | radem205: can you try ppp? |
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13:44.43 | radem205 | you mean with togga? |
13:44.55 | imfloflo | telnet open 169.254.2.1 9999 works ? |
13:46.05 | radem205 | yes |
13:46.20 | radem205 | but somehow ibit doesn't work |
13:46.47 | dcordes__ | radem205: what's togga? |
13:47.18 | imfloflo | togga is an app to launch data connection on android |
13:48.09 | radem205 | and togga uses pppd connection to let the data connection work |
13:50.46 | dcordes__ | ah ok |
13:51.45 | dcordes__ | radem205: http://headfuzz.co.uk/files/android/ppp.notsh I've been using this to get online.(with htc-msm and other kernels) doesn't work for me with the latest htc-vogue kernel |
13:53.31 | dcordes__ | maybe it's my radio rom which is very recent. didn't try android/togga yet |
13:53.48 | radem205 | I think you have to try togga |
13:54.06 | radem205 | and I have manually changed the ppp.username and ppp.password in default.txt |
13:54.15 | radem205 | and setup the APN in Android correctly |
13:54.32 | dcordes__ | ok thanks I will try it later |
13:54.35 | dcordes__ | byebye |
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14:21.35 | Mullins | dcordes: with these I can network from linux to Kaiser via USB? http://www.linuxtogo.org/~lgorris/builds/OE/htckaiser/ |
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15:09.45 | exco | I made a rather annoying discovery |
15:11.28 | exco | If you think "oh the sun is shining - I should go get away from the screen and do some sports" ... if the thermometer tells you it's 2°C - it's still going to be freezing cold riding your mtb ;-) |
15:14.46 | imfloflo | exco http://pastebin.com/m14990e91 |
15:15.34 | exco | imfloflo: I've seen that. My reply would be the same as dcordes__ |
15:16.54 | imfloflo | yes but is the code good or not ? |
15:17.52 | exco | imfloflo: well how should I go about that |
15:18.33 | exco | it certainly is right - good: well if someone needs it and didn't have it before - I'd say it's good |
15:18.55 | imfloflo | oki |
15:20.04 | exco | since you know even less what you're doing than I do (which is only very little) - I would say no one needs it atm - but as soon as someone says I need this or that gpio - we can all join the fun :-) - but probably - since that person knows what to do with it - he will be probably faster looking into it by himself |
15:20.59 | imfloflo | ok what we can do with haretconsole to help? |
15:21.31 | exco | dcordes__: I suppose you don't have pin enabled? (because it seems like people with pin enabled could use their phones with earlier builds - but not the latest ones) |
15:23.30 | exco | imfloflo: I think the relatively easy parts (keys) are done - I can't really tell where we can help |
15:23.41 | imfloflo | oki |
15:24.26 | exco | I'll try to build the kernel once rogro82's changes are committed (I think somewhen tomorrow) - after that I will try to get wifi going (not sure though if I can manage) |
15:25.07 | imfloflo | i need t reinstal a vmware ubuntu |
15:25.10 | exco | oh yeah - and a nice bootlogo (which totally isn't needed) |
15:25.56 | exco | you should just make a copy of the image if you have enough space that way you have a backup that will run in no time |
15:26.15 | imfloflo | a copy of what ? |
15:27.41 | exco | the vmware disk/image of a running and well configured Ubuntu (gcc,...) |
15:28.10 | exco | http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Polaris_Linux#tox20.bex20.done (if there's anything you can help with - feel free to - or add missing stuff that needs to be taken care of) |
15:29.28 | imfloflo | i already had it working before but i must delete it cause my solaris is too big |
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15:51.18 | lupine_85 | wonders how good the 2.6.27 branch is these days |
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15:53.05 | Rogro82 | hiya all |
15:53.56 | dcordes | hi Rogro82, others |
15:54.02 | Mullins | hiyas |
15:54.39 | imfloflo | hi |
15:56.39 | dcordes | does the dzo android have the ppp thing? |
15:58.28 | Rogro82 | yes you can set up a pppd con but youll need to enter the right apn settings |
15:58.35 | Rogro82 | it connects using togga |
15:59.01 | lupine_85 | heh. that's something of a Patch of Doom :D |
15:59.30 | Rogro82 | dcordes: do you know how the backlight brightness is controlled? |
15:59.34 | dcordes | Rogro82 ok |
15:59.57 | dcordes | no butwe had it turnin off in htc-msm-2.6.25 |
16:00.02 | dcordes | and on |
16:00.13 | Rogro82 | gpio? |
16:00.16 | dcordes | uhhm |
16:00.32 | dcordes | not htc-msm-2.6.25 but the kaiser patchsets |
16:01.05 | dcordes | idk how it woks. kaiser-pm.c or so |
16:02.33 | Rogro82 | ill look into it |
16:03.06 | Rogro82 | ive created a nice inactivity_timer that controls the keypad backlight but also want to use it to control the normal backlight brightness :) |
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16:06.46 | exco | Rogro82: where's the sense in turning backlight off but not the screen? |
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16:07.41 | Mullins | dcordes: Do you know if I can establish a USB network from Linux to Kaiser in any way to get the ADB to work? The zImage we are using doesnt allow it by default |
16:14.11 | imfloflo | rogro82 do you think its possible to have internet on polaris via usb driver for G1? |
16:15.47 | Rogro82 | exco: after inactivity of 10 secs we can turn off the backlight but leave the screen on for a bit longer just like in winmo |
16:16.12 | exco | Rogro82: in win it doesn't get turned off - it just gets dimmed |
16:16.14 | dcordes__ | Rogro82: board-kaiser-keypad.c already has such a timer |
16:16.20 | Rogro82 | imfloflo: never looked into the usb driver stuff.. fist want to get all basic functions working |
16:16.38 | Rogro82 | dcordes: board-polaris-keypad now also has one :) |
16:16.45 | dcordes__ | Mullins: unfortunately usb doesn't work at all yet |
16:17.27 | Rogro82 | ive written a keypad driver for polaris and stripped out the gpio button handling out of the board... much cleaner |
16:17.52 | exco | imfloflo: my crystal ball says wifi is working before usb networking |
16:17.54 | dcordes__ | Mullins: do the direction keys on the keyboard work for you? |
16:18.12 | Mullins | dcordes__: Last time I checked they weren't working |
16:19.12 | Rogro82 | ive actually created 2 drivers for the keypad... one handles the matrix buttons and one handles all others... maybe ill combine them but this way its more easy to see how things are handled i think |
16:20.34 | Rogro82 | exco: i also want it to get dimmed... thats what i said in the forum... i want to set a brightness level so we can later on implement it as an exposed function for android so you can actually control the brightness level |
16:20.58 | dcordes__ | Mullins: http://git.linuxtogo.org/?p=groups/mobile-linux/kernel.git;a=commit;h=a645121445fcf6a621cfb584d6575e8a271e10a5 |
16:21.59 | exco | Rogro82: 99.9% it's not done through gpio |
16:22.12 | exco | Rogro82: maybe it's handled like the buzzer? |
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16:23.38 | Rogro82 | exco: im going to look at the kaiser-pm file to see what was done in there |
16:24.06 | exco | btw. do you know what file the bootlogo is in? |
16:24.23 | Rogro82 | the tux? or the android one? |
16:24.27 | Mullins | dcordes__: I will test in a minute then |
16:24.40 | exco | Rogro82: the android one |
16:24.47 | dcordes__ | oh no where is my ti1251 diff |
16:25.46 | Rogro82 | exco: no... i think you can find it in the g1 theme forum... seen some boot logos over there |
16:27.48 | Mullins | dcordes__: They are working aye |
16:30.41 | exco | Rogro82: initlogo.rle - that should be in system.img? |
16:32.31 | Rogro82 | exco: dont know do you know which folder? then i can take a look for ya |
16:38.50 | dcordes__ | Mullins: for me they don't |
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16:58.17 | exco | Rogro82: no, but I will look into it later. |
17:02.30 | dcordes | arghargh |
17:02.42 | lupine_85 | dcordes: are you working on the wifi? |
17:03.59 | Rogro82 | exco: ok... just post it somewhere and ill look it up for you |
17:04.09 | dcordes | lupine_85: yes |
17:04.56 | lupine_85 | awesomeness :). against 2.6.25 or .27 ? |
17:05.12 | dcordes | htc-vogue |
17:07.29 | lupine_85 | ah, fair enough |
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17:30.27 | dcordes | lupine_85: you got 2.6.27? |
17:32.37 | dcordes | lupine_85: if you feel like you could replace trout_wifi_set_carddetect trout_wifi_reset trout_wifi_power etc by the relevant raphael functions |
17:37.38 | dcordes | this diff adds the recent ti1251 to the htc-msm-2.6.27 branch. maybe somebody can give it a go http://linuxtogo.org/~lgorris/public_html/diffs/git-diff_htc-msm-2.6.27_add-ti1251.diff |
17:38.17 | dcordes | sry wrong url. http://linuxtogo.org/~lgorris/diffs/git-diff_htc-msm-2.6.27_add-ti1251.diff bbl |
17:39.30 | Rogro82 | Ok i have the backlight sequence working.. just copied some stuff from the board mddi_panel_power and tried changing the values... |
17:39.46 | Rogro82 | it dims the screen nicely :) will save me some battery |
17:40.11 | Rogro82 | now im going to make some level based calculations so i can set it at a given level... |
17:43.11 | Rogro82 | k gotta go... bye all |
17:47.30 | lupine_85 | dcordes: hmm, I should have a play with that. Haven't touched the 2.6.27 kernel at all yet |
17:48.08 | lupine_85 | notes that winmo seems to use RIL to get the time? |
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18:03.13 | lupine_85 | gets a slight handle on git |
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18:22.49 | lupine_85 | well, it applies mostly cleanly... :D |
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18:38.56 | the_fish | hello. anyone there? |
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19:06.08 | dcordes | lupine_85: doesn't work? |
19:06.11 | dcordes | the_fish: no |
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19:08.30 | the_fish | dcordes, hai :p |
19:08.45 | the_fish | well i didnt say i got a problem yet! :D |
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19:20.34 | lupine_85 | dcordes: unknown |
19:22.07 | lupine_85 | doesn't know if it compiles yet, either |
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21:23.42 | cr2 | hi |
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21:33.06 | cr2 | BabelO: already sleeping ? |
21:33.13 | BabelO | cr2 nooo |
21:33.17 | BabelO | just cooking :) |
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21:39.31 | Balsat | Hey... I have compiled ti1251 into a zImage, but how can i test if the wifi is working? |
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21:54.02 | j0b0 | hi balsat |
21:54.11 | j0b0 | i dont really know but i would try ifconfig |
21:54.22 | j0b0 | and see if there is an entry you didnt have before |
21:54.25 | Balsat | I just tryed iwconfig |
21:54.39 | Balsat | but no net ;<( |
21:55.07 | BabelO | Balsat: if you speak about the android wlan driver |
21:55.31 | BabelO | check in /sys/class/sdio or something like that before |
21:55.36 | BabelO | to see if it is detect |
21:55.47 | BabelO | because i think you need some power gpio to switch it on |
21:55.48 | Balsat | The one Dcores |
21:55.55 | Balsat | compiled |
21:56.10 | Balsat | I'l try it out |
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22:01.27 | cr2 | j0b0: what was this tiacx patch by dcordes ? |
22:03.25 | cr2 | BabelO: i was driving 180-190 km/h today on the highway, and broke something in the gearbox. so i left the car in the city close to that place, returned back home with a train, and thinking now how to proceed :) |
22:04.44 | cr2 | BabelO: the car does not drive anymore, it's just good luck that i could safely leave the highway ;) |
22:05.15 | j0b0 | cr2 i dont know about that patch, sorry |
22:05.25 | BabelO | cr2: that is why i bought a new car :) |
22:06.00 | BabelO | cr2: on my previous car i was unbale to leave the car without openning window to open the door from outside |
22:06.11 | cr2 | lol |
22:06.23 | cr2 | the new car is too expensive |
22:06.39 | cr2 | maybe "new as in "other" |
22:06.39 | BabelO | :) |
22:07.06 | BabelO | cr2: buy french car, it is not newer was 11 000 km |
22:07.07 | cr2 | it's pita to have something like that in winter |
22:07.13 | BabelO | it is close to new |
22:07.36 | cr2 | BabelO: lol |
22:08.38 | cr2 | BabelO: my previous neighbour in Munich had a french car :) |
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22:08.59 | BabelO | cr2: and ? :) |
22:09.29 | BabelO | agree that mercedes and bmw are too much, but it is good car, but too speed for me |
22:09.33 | cr2 | i'll better not quote him :) |
22:10.03 | cr2 | mine has 252000 km |
22:10.20 | cr2 | and is 14 years old |
22:10.54 | BabelO | ok that's why |
22:10.54 | cr2 | so i probably need to replace the motor too |
22:11.44 | cr2 | yeah, i've already broken some things that usually do not break |
22:12.48 | BabelO | i already broke a gearbox, was only able tu use 2 / 3 / 4 |
22:12.52 | BabelO | thaty's enough :) |
22:13.58 | cr2 | BabelO: the gears are ok, but the main gear that goes to the wheels / half-axes seems to be broken. |
22:14.39 | maejrep | cr2: should we try that wl1251 patch? |
22:15.09 | BabelO | :( |
22:15.14 | cr2 | a former colleague of mine said that he sold audi A6, "because the gearbox could not work for a long time while driving at 250+ km/h) |
22:15.52 | cr2 | maejrep: power gpios are known + vregs can be enabled ? |
22:17.20 | maejrep | i don't know ;o haven't tried |
22:18.50 | cr2 | maejrep: afair the gpios are known, and the vregs are just proc_comm_wince calls |
22:27.18 | cr2 | maejrep: you have already written the missing trout* replacement code for tiacx ? |
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22:56.51 | maejrep | no |
22:59.38 | cr2 | maejrep: is the patch of dcordes included in git ? |
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23:03.51 | maejrep | I don't think so |
23:18.28 | maejrep | cr2: can't seem to figure out what cc,40,10,60 does |
23:18.37 | maejrep | the 0x4000 bit doesn't seem to do anything on my phone |
23:19.31 | cr2 | maejrep: is it in the wiki ? |
23:19.39 | maejrep | no |
23:19.52 | maejrep | I documented what all the other cc,40 bits mean |
23:19.59 | maejrep | but my documentation of 0x4000 is wrong |
23:20.06 | maejrep | (it was a guess to beign with) |
23:20.23 | cr2 | ok |
23:21.39 | cr2 | maejrep: do we have a somebody with g1 who can dump the 0xa8600000 area ? |
23:21.50 | dream_kill | hi |
23:21.54 | dream_kill | i can try |
23:22.11 | dream_kill | what is there? |
23:22.15 | maejrep | i know someone who has g1, but i dont know how to dump memory from it without haret :p and i dont know that he'd be open to it anyway ;) |
23:22.22 | cr2 | dream_kill: on the running machine. with 3D on and off |
23:22.35 | dream_kill | i can dump any area from g1 :D |
23:22.36 | cr2 | dream_kill: the clock divisors and other bits |
23:22.45 | cr2 | dream_kill: /dev/mem |
23:22.54 | dream_kill | no need :D |
23:22.59 | dream_kill | direct in oemsbl :D |
23:23.05 | cr2 | maejrep: dd from /dev/mem |
23:23.16 | maejrep | i see |
23:23.20 | cr2 | dream_kill: better in wince |
23:23.30 | dream_kill | u mean android :D |
23:23.32 | maejrep | wince on g1? |
23:23.34 | cr2 | dream_kill: i doubt that oemsbl enables 3D |
23:23.52 | cr2 | maejrep: heh. in linux of course |
23:24.00 | maejrep | :P |
23:24.03 | cr2 | maejrep: /dev/mem in wince ;) |
23:24.08 | dream_kill | something interesting i foudn by comparing the radios on the both phones :D |
23:24.25 | dream_kill | seems the android stuff are in the amms part of the radio |
23:24.32 | dream_kill | in the g1 |
23:24.33 | cr2 | dream_kill: hehe, how do you compare them ? |
23:24.43 | dream_kill | decompliled :D |
23:24.47 | dream_kill | ida |
23:24.48 | maejrep | what android stuff? |
23:24.54 | cr2 | of course. they have their own amss version |
23:25.10 | dream_kill | some init stuff for kernel somehow |
23:25.24 | dream_kill | in the amms for the raphael all drivers are in amms |
23:25.32 | maejrep | it's amss * |
23:25.42 | dream_kill | in g1 the drivers are not there anymore, but, just some initial inits |
23:26.35 | maejrep | where did you dump amss from for raphael? |
23:26.38 | dream_kill | i talked with someone in xda-devs and they said the amms part should be ok to swap |
23:26.55 | dream_kill | from the radio upgrade file :D |
23:26.59 | maejrep | ah |
23:27.17 | maejrep | so you're saying by replacing the amss, you'd get the firmware plus the drivers? |
23:27.21 | dream_kill | he said as long we keep the rest same, it should work |
23:28.07 | dream_kill | not tested yet on my raphael yet as i have no warranty on it as i got it from ebay |
23:28.58 | dream_kill | so anyone with a raphael with warranty still wana test this : we put the amss from the g1 and leave the rest intact :D |
23:29.00 | dream_kill | ? |
23:35.02 | maejrep | what would that accomplish? |
23:35.15 | maejrep | being able to use proc_comm the android way? |
23:35.41 | exco | I'm taking bets ... will my fileserver boot without causing problems - after I switched out my mainboard (W2k3)? |
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23:37.01 | cr2 | dream_kill: dd if=/dev/mem of=g1_clk skip=$((0xa8600000/0x100)) bs=0x100 count=1 |
23:37.24 | dream_kill | k |
23:37.47 | cr2 | it may segfault :) |
23:37.56 | cr2 | and oops |
23:39.00 | tmzt | j0b0: you've looked at the android event code? do you see anything that would allow it to detect the correct device for each event type (such as touchscreen, keyboard, buttons, etc.)? |
23:39.44 | Bally3 | I see xdevs is down again |
23:41.28 | Balsat | Bally3: No ii is not down |
23:41.28 | j0b0 | tmzt it does detect all devices, but there is some code that rejects devices that dont have the right combinations of flags |
23:41.32 | j0b0 | capabilities |
23:42.02 | j0b0 | it likes touchscreen, keyboard, mouse/trackball |
23:43.00 | j0b0 | when i tried to have the scroll wheel on the raphael navipad do something (anything) it woulnt accept the device until i added BTN_MOUSE, REL_X and REL_Y |
23:43.16 | j0b0 | it is in EventHub.cpp |
23:44.43 | j0b0 | in open_device(), line 510 and down |
23:45.04 | j0b0 | ./frameworks/base/libs/ui/ |
23:46.27 | j0b0 | unfortunately there is nothing i can map the wheel to what makes it do anything nice, so i went with REL_Y |
23:51.37 | BabelO | good night |
23:53.15 | cr2 | maejrep: what do you think should be our future plan ? |
23:53.31 | cr2 | i've configured squid on nc10 |
23:53.50 | cr2 | can work on the big notebook now. |
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23:56.32 | Rogro82 | hiya all |
23:56.54 | Rogro82 | exco: you still in here? |