IRC log for #htc-linux on 20090125

00:01.04tmztcr2: will devmem2 or similar work?
00:02.08cr2tmzt: yes
00:02.18cr2if they are on the device
00:02.39tmztwho has g1? dream_kill?
00:02.46cr2yes
00:02.48excohi Rogro82, yes
00:03.23excoreplaced the mainboard of my fileserver ... guess what just died on me
00:04.19excomy system hdd :-)
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00:08.01ptlhello
00:08.04ptlI was preparing to flash my HTC Athena and upgraded the SPL to 1.20Ollipro. But now everytime I turn power on, it gets to a black screen and doesn't go anywhere. How could I fix that?
00:08.51ptleven a hard reset isn't restoring the device.
00:11.42cr2ptl: if you can connect over usb, you can try to reflash it.
00:12.51NetRipperptl, #xda-devs is the place to ask.. there's where olipro can be found
00:13.01ptlthanks.
00:13.01NetRippermaybe he has some hints
00:13.22ptlcr2: just a last question, I can connect over USB and I have ollipro-1.20, how do I reflash it?
00:13.26ptlany guide?
00:13.58NetRipperattach usb between windows and your phone.. boot the phone.. and just try to flash
00:14.21ptlphone is not booting, it goes to a black screen... that's the problem
00:14.38NetRipperhold the bootloader key combination
00:14.41NetRipperwhile booting
00:15.23ptlI did, and I ended up in SPL-v1.20.Ollipro
00:15.28ptlnow how do I get out of it?
00:15.34ptlthe 3-color screen, isn't it?
00:15.35NetRipperat least spl is working, your phone isn't bricked then
00:15.37NetRipperyes
00:15.41NetRipperfrom there you can flash
00:15.51cr2ptl: ask olipro
00:16.41cr2ptl: there was a linux tool htcflasher, so you may pick the single commands from it. or reflash with the standard windows tools
00:16.57ptlhow? what is the tool? every tool I try tries to verify version
00:16.57ptlok
00:16.57cr2if they will work ;)
00:18.32ptlwill google for it, thanks
00:23.36Rogro82exco: hope you didnt loose too mutch?
00:24.51Rogro82exco: should i just couple the backlight and the keyboard backlight at first so they are "switched off" at the same time or should i implement a 2 timers?
00:26.38excoRogro82: thanks for asking, but no - I it makes backups every other day
00:26.59excoRogro82: I would couple those together
00:27.28Rogro82and just power them down after 10 secs or power switch..... ill set it up that way at first
00:27.46excothat sounds good to me
00:27.59Rogro82maybe android also does something with the backlight when it has the functions to call
00:28.06Bally3boo
00:28.09Rogro82ba
00:28.15excowith the screen you could do a fade-out - as effect - but it's not needed in any way
00:28.17Bally3I see xdevs is down again;p
00:28.38Bally3lo rogro, exco
00:28.48excoit's not down, for me, Bally3
00:28.52Bally3strike my last comment.. simple down key error
00:28.55Bally3:P
00:31.15Bally3damn did i kill the convo?
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00:40.25Rogro82exco: was also thinking about a fade :)
00:40.30Rogro82great minds think alike :P
00:40.58excoRogro82: I think Android provides that
00:40.59Rogro82ill just set it up for 10 levels and make it fade from the current to the set level....
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00:41.17Rogro82exco: for now it wont... but ill see what i can do about it
00:42.32excodim from "current to the set level"? dim from current to off
00:42.39Rogro82k going to bed now... ill clean things up a bit when i wake up and ill post a new zImage for people to test it then
00:42.42excoRogro82: can you now turn off the backlight completely?
00:43.13excogood night
00:43.16Rogro82exco: i think so... i can just set the backlight power to a value
00:44.47Rogro82but ill need to calculate from 0x3f357 to 0x30000 to get the right level.... ill just implement a call that can set it at 10 levels
00:45.07excosounds good. what's next on your todo?
00:45.19Rogro82the leds i guess or the osk...
00:46.13Rogro82backlight was a big issue because it was draining the battery while testing :)
00:46.28excomaybe leds can also be salvaged from some other device (I don't think it can be controlled on kaiser yet either)
00:46.52Rogro82ill look into it... guess ill have it working tomorrow ( i hope )
00:47.10Bally3rogro82: did you see my post about shadowlines files?
00:47.32Rogro82bally: yes. i have the same experience with the files from dzo
00:47.38excoRogro82: you think the backlight is the cause for that (mine gets empty in win really fast using wifi/gps/watching videos - but backlight doesn't seem to affect it much)
00:48.10excoRogro82: agree that a good OSK is important
00:48.30Rogro82exco: backlight doesnt really use that much but every lil thing added is a lot hey :)
00:48.38NetRipperexco, you can mirror that haret package no problem
00:48.54excocan the green one with buzzer (which I think is really good to use) be modified to a usable layout easily?
00:49.15Rogro82the one the vogue had?
00:49.20Rogro82or the one we had?
00:49.21excoNetRipper: thanks, read that on the logs already
00:49.28NetRipperexco, ah ok, wasn't sure you read them
00:50.00excoRogro82: we started out with a green one that was missing some crucial letters (or I couldn't find them)
00:50.02Rogro82exco: ill first set things up tomorrow to get the osk working... then we can decide which keyboard to implement
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00:50.23excoRogro82: http://flickr.com/photos/29230816@N06/3171142293/ this one I mean
00:50.29Rogro82really gotta go to bed now else i wont be any good tomorrow :)
00:50.55Rogro82exco: think i have the files of that one... ill look into it
00:51.03NetRippercr2, the touchscreen hardware is not reliable on it's release events... even when releasing the stylus, the last few interrupts still report the 'touched' status and the position... the 'release' interrupt is not always fired.
00:51.08Bally3bye rog
00:51.09excoI'm thinking if I should try to get that box running or better go to bed and do it tomorrow
00:51.10Rogro82talk to you all tomorrow
00:51.14excobye Rogro82
00:51.53NetRippercr2, so im going to modify the driver so that once it receives an interrupt.. it'll start a polling mechnism for updates instead of using interrupts.. as that is the only reliable way to detect a release
00:51.58cr2NetRipper: ok, check the 0x800 set for data ready, and read only if it's set
00:52.09j0b0evening NetRipper
00:52.35j0b0could you see if this kernel http://tibook.jb.b4m.com/j0b0/zImage-navi-jobo boots for you, the leds should indicate where you touch the navi pad
00:52.39NetRippercr2, i've checked it, it's always set so far
00:52.44cr2ok
00:52.53j0b0it seems to not boot on diamonds
00:52.57NetRippercr2, i'll add some code just to make 100% sure ;)
00:53.12NetRipperj0b0, ok, will try in a bit
00:53.19j0b0thanks
00:53.23NetRippermy dsl is down.. so im on umts atm
00:53.24NetRipper;p
00:53.37NetRipperxs4all is having network troubles
00:54.19j0b0i had some a while ago, ad @home becomes ziggo
00:54.22j0b0*as
00:54.45j0b0some connectivity trouble that is
00:54.47cr2NetRipper: then xda-dev too
00:55.19NetRipperj0b0, add a "DefaultType application/octet-stream" to an .htaccess file in your public directory, so the browser doesn't parse it as .txt ;)
00:55.49NetRippercr2, you mean update it with findings?
00:56.12cr2no, xda-dev is hosted by xs4all too
00:56.17NetRipperoh
00:56.27NetRipperit's not all xs4all that is down... "some regions" it says in the description
00:56.47NetRipperxda devs seems to work
00:57.22cr2NetRipper: what about tiacx ?
00:57.22j0b0NetRipper did that. does it help?
00:57.44NetRippercr2, im not spending time on wifi at the moment :)
00:57.58cr2ok
00:57.59NetRippercr2, need to fix some basics first
00:58.08cr2maejrep: are you sleeping ?
00:58.48NetRipperj0b0, nope it didn't... to think of it, might also be t-mobile's fault changing the content type
00:59.48tmztadd .pdf or .zip sometimes works
00:59.51j0b0id thin kitd be my apache but for me it automatically downloads to ~/downloads/
01:00.14NetRipperwell as it is an open dir i can just rightclick and save target as
01:00.32NetRipperok
01:00.33j0b0si seƱor
01:00.36NetRipperi'll check later
01:00.36NetRipper:)
01:01.01NetRipperoh
01:01.02NetRippercrap
01:01.06NetRipperi'll lose my internet
01:01.07NetRipperif i test
01:01.47cr2NetRipper: did you add the extra smd channels to the kernel ?
01:01.52NetRippernot yet
01:01.57NetRipperwill test that soon too
01:02.04cr2there is one with agps data
01:02.14NetRipperah
01:02.17NetRippernot the 27 one?
01:02.20cr2don't know the number, but i can calculate
01:02.32cr2no, 27 is nmea output
01:02.37NetRipperagps isn'tw orking well under wince either, so not sure if we should use it ;)
01:02.59cr2we don't want it anyway
01:03.00NetRippermy gps hardware keeps resetting itself when i have agps enabled in wince
01:03.04cr2because it calls home
01:03.22NetRippercalls home?
01:03.27cr2don't know what googel is using
01:03.28tmztthis is gpsOne?
01:03.32cr2yes
01:03.58cr2does g1 use it ?
01:04.04tmztit gets the location from the tower through ip, it's not sending the data to the carrier through ip, the carrier already has it
01:04.45cr2tmzt: it runs wget to qcom servers
01:04.50NetRipperafaik agps is available in two forms... 1) via network info, trying some sort of triangulation.. 2) via downloaded file to determine actual nearby satellites
01:05.12cr2tmzt: so it's easy to join your location with the imei et al. data
01:05.24tmztcr2: that must be to obtain actual ephemeris then
01:05.43cr2tmzt: i'm happy with 50bps
01:05.56tmztyou mean gps?
01:05.58cr2down with the "instant" markeiting crap ;)
01:06.04cr2yes
01:06.34tmztthe wget to qualcomm servers sounds interesting, do we know what format it is?
01:06.36cr2ephemeris will come from 50bps stream too
01:06.45cr2no
01:06.52tmztis it possible the dsp is using third-party ip for this?
01:07.02tmzteventually
01:07.20cr2there are competing tech from sirf/ what was moko using
01:07.46cr2globalsomething
01:08.03tmztthey have switched to alantic??, yeah global signal
01:08.04cr2i don't know how they fetch the data
01:08.43tmztsorry, they switched to ublox
01:09.10cr2with all the amss bloatware they could have added wget too ;
01:09.23tmztthey documented some of the globalsignal stuff though, it used a closed daemon on the gta01 to convert to nmea
01:09.50cr2yes. global location ?
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01:10.30tmztthe amss can retrieve data over http I think, the simple lg phones (msm-based) had settings in the debug menu to configure IPs for agps, but they never worked from what I have found
01:10.43tmztyeah, globallocate
01:11.19NetRipperoh btw j0b0, i modified the htc_fb_console driver to disable itself when msm_fb is taking over.. so that it's possible to follow the complete boot instead of having the 'handover' and missing quite a lot :)
01:12.11NetRipperit's better as it'll make rare oops's visible
01:12.12NetRipper:)
01:15.35NetRipperim offline for a bit.. doing some tests
01:15.35NetRipperbbl
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01:20.02cr2good night
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01:23.19NetRippahdsl works again;p
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01:28.37NetRippahj0b0, that binary download thing is good now.. i guess it was t-mobile ;)
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01:30.58NetRippahj0b0, the navi light works.. but sometimes when i drag it fails... i.e. i move from left to right.. and the left light keeps burning while im on the right key
01:31.09NetRippahnot consistently
01:31.17NetRippahbut seems odd :)
01:31.21NetRippahlooks neat though
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01:34.49NetRippahi saw
01:35.18NetRippahdon't worry, he'll come back some day ;)
01:35.32tmztthought you were signed out
01:36.02NetRippahi was, but that was because i can't linux on my phone and use phone as internet connectino at the same time
01:36.20NetRippahbut luckily my dsl came back a few minutes later (it was down since 3pm this afternoon)
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07:10.39maejrep<NetRipper> afaik agps is available in two forms... 1) via network info, trying some sort of triangulation.. 2) via downloaded file to determine actual nearby satellites <-- I think #2 is actually "quickgps.exe", not agps, which is only #1 ...  as I understand it, that is
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12:00.15cr2maejrep: not nearby, but all
12:03.51cr2NetRipper: have you checked the tsc2 irq config type win wince ?
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12:34.44cr2~ping NetRipper
12:34.45aptpong NetRipper
12:58.34goxboxlivehi cr2 . What device are you working on these days
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13:04.17cr2hi goxboxlive
13:04.35cr2goxboxlive: mainly raph100
13:05.15cr2but now i have another problem asking for my free time: to buy a new car
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13:15.30NetRippercr2, yes, it was rising edge
13:16.00NetRippercr2, also, on release, the 0x800 bit is not set
13:16.18NetRippercr2, as in "there is no data now, so there is no touch" probably
13:16.40cr2ok
13:16.49NetRipperhowever there is no solid interrupt at the end that indicates that
13:17.02NetRipperthe 2nd touchscreen interrupt is not consistently firing on release
13:17.44NetRipperit's an annoying piece of hardware ;)
13:17.47cr2NetRipper: i don't know why do they need 2 interrupts
13:18.10NetRippercr2, well even with 1 interrupt i'd think it'd also be fired on the release
13:18.34cr2as in 'gpio'
13:18.49cr2but it's not a gpio, but something else
13:18.49NetRipperi've disassembled the original touch.dll a bit.. and noticed they're also working with kernel threads... probably also using a polling mechanism
13:19.33NetRippercr2, yes but in case of a gpio we could also let it fire on falling... but in case of touchscreen... there can still be a valid value on release
13:19.46cr2ok
13:20.05cr2NetRipper: i have 2 questions aboutthe source
13:20.10NetRippersure
13:20.11NetRippershoot
13:20.40cr2can you remove all those TROUT_* entries from board-htcraphael.h ?
13:21.38NetRipperif they're not used, i can
13:21.59cr2they are for a cpld implementation
13:22.07cr2we don't have a cpld
13:22.31cr2and those device that have should use htc-egpio instead
13:23.16cr2also, i do not understand your memory layout
13:27.51NetRipperok
13:27.55NetRippermemory layout?
13:28.01NetRipperyou mean the msm_iomap.h?
13:29.13cr2no
13:29.29cr2the board-htcraphael.h
13:29.46cr2first, it's completely different from g1
13:30.15cr2second, you have 0x4c megabytes for linux
13:30.22cr264+12=76MB
13:31.06cr2so, can we use the g1 layout ?
13:31.24cr2but here is also another problem
13:31.48cr2not all devices has 64MB SMEM
13:32.00NetRipperthose consts are only used for pmem struct
13:32.09NetRipperpdata i mean
13:32.11cr2so we need to detect it, and use different layout.
13:32.59cr2ok, but these are statically allocated buffer areas for CAM DMA, FB and so on
13:33.28cr2and are used by the ADSP and similar
13:34.13NetRipperok
13:34.31NetRipperthen comes the question, how do we detect it?
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13:40.04cr2_disconnected ;)
13:40.40cr2_on some device the size is stored in SMEM by amss, but i don't know how reliable is this method
13:41.34cr2_what are the kaiser/vogue/polaris people use ?
13:42.49NetRipperi don't know
13:42.59cr2_hm, this code is for raph only
13:43.19cr2_well, let's remove the TROUT_* first
13:43.34cr2_here these is no discussion
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13:43.52cr2_it's a completely misleading junk code :)
13:44.36cr2_i'll add an MSM_OpenQuestions page
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13:45.24NetRipperok
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13:54.19cr2_NetRipper: we can reuse the names, but the numbers will be completely different. and TROUT should be replaced by RAPHAEL to avoid confusion
13:55.34cr2_ok, recompiling without TROUT_*
13:56.22NetRipperit compiles without, so i guess they weren't used anyway
13:56.37cr2_ok
13:57.14cr2_we will add all the numbered gpios here later
13:58.09cr2_i guess it can be committed. now the memory layout
13:58.56cr2_can we adjust it as on g1 ?
13:59.22cr2_i guess the FB ram may be a problem if something is hardcoded elsewhere
14:02.20NetRipperfor the boot console the fb ram is hardcoded in the driver, htc_fb_console.c
14:02.26NetRipperthe console that druidu made
14:02.40NetRipperi dont know where msm_fb gets the fb base from
14:04.07cr2_the console by druidu is optional ?
14:04.10NetRipperyes
14:04.27NetRipperit's a stripped down version of mddi + msmfb
14:04.31cr2_is it using FB_BASE definition ?
14:04.34NetRipperno
14:04.44cr2_then it should not be a problem
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14:04.59NetRipperbut i dont know what the real msm_fb driver is using
14:05.28cr2_fgrep for MSM_FB_BASE
14:06.57NetRippermsmfb uses the resource
14:07.56NetRippermsmfb uses the resources_msm_fb defined in board-htcraphael-panel.c
14:08.03NetRipperwhich is MSM_FB_BASE
14:08.49cr2_ok, so it should not be a problem too
14:08.58NetRipperim busy on some web development stuff so im here off and on
14:09.31cr2_ok
14:09.43cr2_i'm running around in my apartment too
14:14.20NetRipperok
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