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00:06.45captnoordcheers
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00:29.12maejrepcr2: a new original idea?
00:29.24maejrepdoes it involve drastically changing code? :)
00:29.54captnoordvotes for overhoaling ode
00:29.56captnoordcode*
00:29.56captnoord:P
00:32.34maejrepwhat device do you have?
00:32.47captnoordme?
00:32.52captnoordrafael 100
00:32.56maejrepah
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00:35.27maejrepI really wish git-pull would just let files conflict and let me resolve those conflicts.. that's one thing I like about svn
00:37.05captnoordnothing is perfect
00:40.40captnoordk build my first windows mobile app
00:40.40captnoorddamn
00:40.41captnoordshit
00:40.47captnoordI should really help you guys
00:40.59captnoordand quit giving ms a chance
00:43.51melgurthhttp://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3320519&postcount=9   nice first day of work :)
00:44.37captnoordnice nice
00:44.51captnoordyou should use a spelling control
00:44.56captnoordnot to be ofending
00:45.00captnoordoffending*
00:47.48calamariknow of any verizon phones with a physical qwerty that currently work with linux?
00:48.13calamarilooking at the xv6800 I think maybe android works on it, but it is discontinued
00:48.29captnoordwiki
00:48.31captnoordread the wiki
00:48.33captnoordor the forum
00:53.46calamariI guess that's a no?
00:54.02captnoordnope
00:54.05captnoordthere are devices
00:54.09calamariok
00:54.12captnoordI have come across them
00:54.17captnoordbut the info your search
00:54.22captnoordsearching
00:54.27captnoordis clearly documented into the wiki
00:54.28captnoordso
00:54.33captnoordinstead of asking here
00:54.37captnoordyou can read
00:54.37cr2maejrep: forget it. it was some code in spl that is not used and is probably staying there since kaiser
00:54.40calamarihrm, I guess I am not looking in the right place
00:55.10cr2maejrep: i've added about one half of the epson regs initialized by spl to wiki
00:56.51maejrepnice
00:56.56cr2maejrep: the usb client init is different from g1/raph100 on rap800/blac100, but i think NetRipper will fix it :)
00:57.24maejrepi'm still trying to find a non-destructive way to merge NetRipper's latest commits :/
00:57.42captnoordmaejrep: ... evil idea
00:57.47captnoorduse the git-svn plugin
00:57.48captnoord:P
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00:58.14captnoordnah
00:58.21captnoordi'll should goto bed
00:58.23captnoordnn all
01:03.34cr2maejrep: //TODO: read some r4=*unk_9a2a16d0 ???
01:03.47maejrepheh
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01:04.05maejrepjust noting that we don't know what address it's reading from
01:04.23maejrepat least, I don't
01:04.25cr2it's the epson=1
01:04.57cr2which is initialized as 1, and i don't see any code that changes it.
01:05.10calamarihttp://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/SupportedHandheldSummary
01:05.14calamari^^^ this is a good page
01:05.23maejrepit's also not kept up to date afaik
01:05.34maejrepcr2: how do you tell where that is
01:06.31cr2maejrep: just a static variable .
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01:06.58cr2maejrep: i've renamed it as "isEPSON774"
01:07.08maejrepah
01:07.32maejrepbut the conditions of that variable don't seem to be for epson?
01:07.46cr2why ?
01:07.52maejrepits like, if set, then sleep 1 ms
01:08.02cr2500
01:08.21calamariit looks like the apache would work.. anyone have one?
01:08.27cr2but the other cases make more sense
01:08.36maejrepcalamari: apache is 6700 i think
01:08.39calamariyeah
01:08.50maejrepyou said vzw's 6800 was discontinued
01:08.55calamariof course it says charging doesn't work lol
01:08.57cr2calamari: does the cdma modem work ?
01:09.21calamariCMDA-module?  no
01:09.27cr2charging is probably 2 gpios
01:09.49maejrepi think it is
01:09.51calamariwhat's a gpio?
01:09.54maejreptitan is supported by vogue branch
01:09.58cr2so what's the use of it if the phone does not work.
01:09.59maejrepor starting to be supported
01:10.14calamarioh, so I wouldn't be able to talk on the phone?
01:10.37maejrepright ;)
01:10.42calamariyeah that'd be a problem hehe
01:10.53melgurthguys - I have question. all day I've been fighting with key mappings on I780. and I've done it ... partially ;)
01:11.27melgurthall letter keys are working in kernel, but what about alt-keys?
01:11.32calamariyou have linux on an i780?
01:11.39maejrepWant to pull, have uncommitted changes
01:11.39maejrepgit-stash
01:11.39maejrepgit-pull
01:11.39maejrepgit-stash apply
01:11.41melgurthyes
01:11.41maejrepaha!
01:11.54calamarisweet!
01:12.11cr2maejrep: you have hitachi lcd ?
01:12.12maejrepmelgurth: alt-keys have to be handled by the input subsystem
01:12.19calamariI don't see that one on the list
01:12.21maejrepcr2: that's what spl "display 2" shows
01:12.26cr2ok
01:12.45cr2and what value is reported by the epson gpio ?
01:12.50melgurthcan you point me to some article  or sth?
01:13.02maejrepwhich gpio is that?
01:13.17calamarimelgurth: do you have more info that I could work off of to put linux on the i780?
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01:14.01cr2maejrep: the mddi_remote_read of epson gpio register
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01:14.31maejrepoh
01:14.41maejrep0x2
01:15.13cr2which is translated to 1 ?
01:15.36maejrepto 5
01:17.34cr2hmm.
01:19.10cr25 is translated to 1
01:19.21cr2so it's 2 -> 5 -> 1 :)
01:19.42cr2now that makes sense
01:21.51maejrepdoes it?
01:21.52maejrep:P
01:22.11maejrepthe "Current Panel Type: HITACHI" string is displayed when the flag is 5, not 1
01:22.49cr2yes, but later on the 5 is converted to 1 for other purposes
01:23.02cr2there are several ids inside
01:23.51maejrepah
01:43.49maejrepcr2: http://www.privatepaste.com/5f1kP5iO3s#disptools.dll
01:53.26AstainHellbringwaves hi to maejrep
01:53.44Timbo_im curious what is required to get andriod to fully work on the tilt? the code for the andriod missing or have incorrect ports for the tilt? or does the code need to be rewritten
01:55.09AstainHellbringTimbo_ dzo is currently working on it I believe
01:59.58Timbo_ok the camera is just an example, what about the gps
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11:42.06cr2http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Diamond_Upgrades
11:42.38cr2the protocol column. how do we query this value ?
11:43.31captnoorddevice thingy?
11:43.38captnoordwindows ce has a api for it
11:44.11cr2in linux
11:44.17captnoordI know....
11:44.23captnoordI mean...
11:44.31captnoordcan't you do a grep on all your stuff
11:44.34captnoordtakes some time
11:44.36captnoordbut
11:45.05cr2grep how and where ?
11:45.20captnoordshould really shut up
11:45.22cr2from inside the booting kernel
11:46.43captnoordbut thats related to the htc rom
11:47.13captnoordshould that be readable from a unix kernel?
11:47.19captnoordI going to switch to diff os
11:47.27captnoordinstead of screaming to laud
11:47.30captnoordI should do something
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11:55.32captnoordre
11:55.35captnoordwith my big mouth
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12:04.01FjodorBabelO: ping?
12:04.18BabelOFjodor: hi
12:04.42FjodorBabelO: Hi! I hear that you are the one working on a kernel for the Artemis?
12:05.09BabelOyes
12:05.55FjodorBabelO: Good man! Any news on getting sound, wifi and gsm to work? If there is anything you need testing for, I'll be happy to help ;-)
12:06.19captnoordNetRipper: awake and present?
12:06.32BabelOFjodor: all is in git tree
12:06.44BabelObuild with htcartemis_defconfig
12:07.19FjodorBabelO: You mean that it should be working? Because I tried doing just that, but I may have checked out a wrong version, since neither worked for me
12:07.41FjodorI mean, the kernel booted fine, but no gsm, wifi or sound...
12:08.14BabelOFjodor: i know, it need more work, and i ve no more time since one month
12:08.51FjodorAh, ok. That's of course understanable, but if there is anything I can do to help, please let me know!
12:10.56FjodorI really want to run Linux on it full-time, but without gsm and sound, it's rather pointless ;-)
12:11.36BabelOi know
12:11.50BabelOFjodor: you can ty to package android
12:11.52Fjodor...not to deride your work, though!
12:12.02FjodorOk, where do I find that?
12:12.52BabelOhttp://code.google.com/intl/fr/android/
12:13.10FjodorOk, I'll see if I can cook up a package :-)
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12:16.35captnoordol
12:16.36captnoordlol
12:16.44captnoordhaven't used git for like 2 weeks and its rusting again
12:16.45captnoord:P
12:16.54captnoordi'm a lazy bastard
12:35.20captnoordso
12:35.21captnoordin msmfb_probe
12:35.30captnoordthey assume the pixel stuff is 16 bits
12:40.57captnoordNetRipper: and maybe
12:41.03captnoordbecause #define SMSM_FAKE_IRQ (0xff)
12:41.19captnoord[INT_DEBUG_TIMER_EXP] = SMSM_FAKE_IRQ,
12:41.43captnoord.// On Raphael/Diamond the device hangs when debug timer interrupt is enabled - netripper
12:41.50captnoordthat goes bada boom
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13:27.37captnoordokey okey
13:27.39captnoordit compiles
13:27.40captnoord:P
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17:46.52tmztcr2: you looked at raph500 spl right? do you know how to init mddi/lcd on that?
17:47.03tmztand does anyone know if it has the color issues
17:47.21tmztAstainHellbring:
17:47.37cr2tmzt: i think it is the same as raph800
17:48.35tmztso it has the 444 issue and we don't know how to fix that? maejrep has been working on it?
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18:08.02mpc8248hello to the audience trying to get linux kernel drives get working..the main problem
18:09.43tmzthello
18:10.13mpc8248hello tmtz
18:13.20mpc8248may i intudruce my self ..i am a hardware engineer making u-boot stuff and kernel tinngs on ppc today
18:14.08mpc8248i am looking for a phone under linux conrtol
18:14.19tmztpowerpc?
18:15.18mpc8248my favorite is the g1...but no RDS radio like the blackstone
18:15.38tmztraph and diam have it though
18:15.53tmztg1 might but not antenna connected to the bluetooth chip
18:16.01tmzts/not/no/
18:16.32mpc8248????...
18:16.56tmztg1 might have the FM radio capability but not have the antenna wired for it
18:17.43mpc8248the problem is that every one is seching a top phone wher linux runs with all drivers!
18:17.56tmztyes
18:18.39tmztmaejrep has the SDIO on the touch pro working now I think, we just need to get the wifi driver
18:18.56tmztcr2 was working on high-speed uart for bluetooth
18:19.41mpc8248in the end all projects are stopt because there is a new and more atractive phone in some months
18:20.06tmztmost of the work applies to coming msm phones also
18:20.20cr2mpc8248: it's because only 3-5 people are working on it
18:20.23mpc8248...so the drivers are not possible to debug reverse..my opion
18:20.46cr2everything is possible
18:20.55cr2it's only a question of time and motivation
18:21.00tmztthe google sources for msm have been a lot of help though, it would have taken years without those I guess
18:21.41cr2tmzt: but they include a lot of obfuscated code too
18:21.42mpc8248time is the matter...and alway the try having new things ..look on the iphone linux port..no gsm
18:22.14tmztcr2: yeah, anything with Qualcomm in the header or related to clocks/vreg has been
18:22.17cr2mpc8248: the only difficult part on the blackstone is the lcd init
18:22.17mpc8248and sx1...linwizzard
18:22.55cr2wizard is an omap850 phone
18:23.22cr2which i would not name a high-end phone
18:23.35tmztsx1 is omap also
18:23.51tmztthat's not the sony msm phone, it's Siemens or something
18:23.56cr2sx1 is even worse
18:24.18mpc8248understand the problem.. those projects are cnaceled in progress because the hardware is to old
18:24.38cr2no
18:25.02cr2it's because some things are difficult to reverse engineer
18:25.03mpc8248and you need too much time to do develop a driver with out specifictions
18:25.21cr2and there is not enough motivation to do it
18:25.49mpc8248schematics ? are not avilable
18:25.56cr2well, it's not always the case
18:26.07cr2schematics are not available. of course
18:26.49mpc8248look at the g1 and the blackstone ..where are the gpl drivers for the g1
18:27.33tmztcr2: if you want obfuscated look at the source motorola has released for the i.MX/MXC phones, only now are real patches coming to lak from the makers of those chips
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18:29.22captnoordmpc8248: logic is our sollution
18:30.31captnoordmpc8248...so the drivers are not possible to debug reverse
18:30.36captnoordyour opinion
18:30.42captnoordnot mine
18:31.30cr2tmzt: i  dislike bizarre cpus anyway
18:32.05cr2mpc8248: get the blackstone, and help with the lcd driver. so simple
18:32.53mpc8248i only want to say that without kernel drivers the time will catch up the reverse investigations on all "sub" group projects
18:32.55cr2mpc8248: the rest is very similar to raph100. the lcd on raph800 is very similar to blac100, and maejrep works on it too, so you are not alone
18:33.04captnoordNetRipper: dude, I know your with your girl because its valentine's day.... but I have a tiny question
18:33.09mpc8248ok i will
18:33.19mpc8248blackstone is cool
18:33.36cr2mpc8248: we have the "core" driver from g1. but some things are a little bit different and need to be adapted.
18:33.44captnoordI think as long as there is OS and people willing to spent time.... no one is alone
18:34.06cr2so it's mostly about patience, and gathering of the right values for the right registers
18:35.40mpc8248but frame buffer work with an try and error approach is not efficent
18:36.04captnoordtrial and error apprauch van be effective as long as you work hard
18:36.08captnoordand I know
18:37.40cr2mpc8248: there is no trial and error here, but the lcd init from the spl.
18:37.42mpc8248@captnoord=> how do you want to hit the right bit a hardware designer has thougt of in register
18:38.32tmztif the display lights up or the vibration starts or the leds on the navi (raph) flash, etc.
18:38.52captnoordstudies for electronic / device implementations
18:38.55captnoordwoeps
18:38.57captnoordI mean
18:39.05captnoordif you have a slight idea what for device it is
18:39.10captnoordyou also know the common functions
18:39.18captnoordits all about similairities
18:39.25captnoordif you get function 1
18:39.30captnoordand function 3
18:39.32captnoordby testing
18:39.35captnoordyou can get function 2
18:39.37captnoordby guessing
18:39.45captnoordit just takes more tries
18:39.46captnoordbut
18:40.03captnoordits not very time consuming as long as there is some kind of feedback
18:40.10tmztand of course linux abstracts all that stuff and lets you just implement the missing parts
18:40.31captnoordso please don't go the road of impossible
18:40.31tmztlike talking directly to the hardware rather than writing an new mmc/sdio stack
18:40.36captnoordtake the road of possibilities
18:40.40tmztor the led or vreg framework
18:40.55captnoordevery door that opens here
18:40.59captnoorddoesn't lead to more doors
18:41.21captnoordits mostly the info that is behind the doors leading to open more doors easier
18:41.24mpc8248i am a cpu hardware designer ..and i look for a free linux phone for a long time ..all projets are very ambigous...freerunner(hardware too old)...
18:41.37captnoordk....
18:41.40captnoordvhdl
18:41.42captnoordor verilog?
18:41.44mpc8248and so on
18:42.06captnoord?
18:42.46captnoordwhich program you design in?
18:42.53captnoordvVHDL or Verilog
18:42.55mpc8248no small mpc8248 modules 6x3 cm 256mb flash and sdram 12 layers
18:43.13tmztmost the focus right now is on MSM which is a arm11 and arm9 and at least two dsp's and a gpu in the same package with some sram
18:44.39tmztthis is the cpu in the g1 the Touch Pro, the Touch Diamond, the Blackstone (HD), etc.
18:44.39captnoordnvm mpc8248 then your a hardware designer.....
18:44.40mpc8248with u-boot and vhdl for tricky variant boot managemet
18:44.40cr2mpc8248: get yourself blac100 or raph?00
18:45.05mpc8248cr2 ? no
18:45.11tmztwe would need to find jtag to work on the bootloader though if we want to replace it?
18:45.57cr2tmzt: which bootloader ?
18:46.15cr2tmzt: there are 4 of them ;)
18:46.24tmztI mean for msm if we want to replace the ce spl, oh, oemsbl then I guess
18:46.27tmztor appsbl
18:46.45mpc8248i am common with jtag and arm7 ixp4xxx (arm9) BDI2000 is my own :-)
18:46.53tmztwhich one can be recovered without jtag is the question then
18:47.37mpc8248but who pays the phone for me to slaugter to get on the jtag :-))))))))))))) no one
18:47.49tmztmpc8248: I'm running irssi on my nslu, the closest I get to ixp
18:48.22tmztI think viperbjk in #xda-devs is working on jtag, don't think anyone else has tried it
18:49.00captnoordnot my field so I won't
18:49.34mpc8248jtag is only importent if you have no bootloader...if mmu is on forget it
18:49.41cr2tmzt: appsbl is irrelevant. oemsbl is nice to replace, because it does some evil.
18:50.44tmztif we could get adp1's fastboot in there at least on raph100
18:51.01tmztwhat does oemsbl do?
18:51.27cr2initial cpu setup+console.
18:51.31cr2loads amss
18:51.39tmztI mean that's evil
18:51.48cr2MPU
18:51.59tmztah, ok
18:52.04cr2memory protection  unit
18:52.06tmztthis is what we keep running into in linux?
18:52.28cr2it does not allow access to certain memory and nand areas
18:52.35cr2on the hw level
18:53.02captnoordcheers......
18:53.14captnoordfirst boot of own kernel build
18:54.14mpc8248@captnoord phone type ?
18:54.27captnoordmda vario 4
18:54.32captnoordraphael 100
18:54.39captnoordlatest rev
18:54.53captnoordbut was a quick build
18:54.57captnoordI should read more
18:55.30tmztcr2: what's not working on raph100 other than bluetooth/wifi?
18:55.41cr2suspend
18:55.46captnoordisn't the wiki updated?
18:55.52cr2and the clock api needs a cleanup
18:56.00cr2gps
18:56.12cr2data channel is missing
18:56.17cr2usb host
18:56.26cr2sound
18:56.52cr2accelerometer
18:57.00cr2but it's easy to support it
18:57.08tmztI thought ppp was only broken on raph800, it's just not detecting it?
18:57.46cr2the smd1 init is missing in the code. afair
18:57.56cr2so there is no tty for it
18:58.13cr2on raph800 all is broken, because the smd layout is more vogure-like
18:58.24tmztsound is aDSP?
18:59.16cr2yes
18:59.43cr2and some dex
19:00.01cr2but it should not be difficult to support it, looking at the vogue code
19:00.27cr2tmzt: http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Diamond_Upgrades
19:00.40tmztshould we have a asoc driver or try to support it the same way as g1 with sysfs if neccessary?
19:00.48cr2tmzt: how can we query the "protocol" column here ?
19:01.38tmztnot sure what you mean
19:01.49tmztwith an AT command?
19:03.26maejrepcr2: did you get my link with disptools.dll ?
19:04.46cr2maejrep: yes
19:05.18cr2tmzt: yes, but it's better to know a simplier way
19:05.32cr2maejrep: our amss is 52XX ?
19:06.34tmztso your looking for that string or what it's derived from in smem?
19:07.28cr2smem will be the best
19:07.49captnoordno one in the mood for reverse enginiering?
19:09.13captnoorddoes the linux build do readout of the time chip
19:09.13captnoord?
19:09.51tmztrtc is dex/proc_comm command
19:10.31tmztwhat is g1 amss version?
19:10.50tmzt6525?
19:11.18captnoordhmmm nope can't seem to set date.
19:11.21captnoordon my android
19:11.31cr2tmzt: there are several versions
19:11.47cr26XXX
19:12.12tmztwhat do they all have in common?
19:12.20tmztis it 62 or 65?
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19:12.49cr265XX is different from 62XX
19:12.58cr2it's in the g1 code
19:13.26cr2it should be nice to autodetect the version, and use appropriate functions
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19:19.21cr2maejrep: have you seen that your usb (ulpi) init is different ?
19:24.33exco_ra
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19:36.23cr2maejrep: distoools uses very complex access to the mddi_client regs
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19:40.39swc|666any1 know if this is permanantely dead? http://www.algepop.net/users/alge/angstrom-ba/images/htcblueangel/
19:46.46tmztthe site?
19:46.56tmztit's moved to linuxtogo.org/~htcpxa/ maybe
19:47.18tmztor you can just use an appropriate angstrom image for armv5
19:53.32swc|666yeah i was insterested to see if there was any stable drivers for the BA.. its been a while since i've used it
19:53.54swc|666i.e. keyboard, touchscreen..etc
19:55.06tmztI think so, why wouldn't touchscreen, keyboard work?
19:56.02tmztcr2: what's this about the ulpi on raph800, are you saying the phy itself is different?
19:56.25tmztor msm7501a has a different usb block
19:56.28swc|666well the problem i remember is that before, if you even tapped any keyboard key, it would make the letter/key "stick" and you couldnt stop it
19:59.43cr2tmzt: there are some differences, but they are easy to track
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20:48.05xutywxcr2, tmzt are you there? ;)
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20:55.24ALoGeNohey
20:55.33ALoGeNotmzt are you there?
20:57.33tmztyeah
20:58.12ALoGeNohey :D
20:58.52ALoGeNoyesterday by luck i found one site with a folder with your name and mp900 hernel
20:59.00ALoGeNothat kernel have something new?
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21:00.44ALoGeNotmzt i say that http://people.openezx.org/tmzt/
21:01.27tmztoh, that's was for somebody, DebianTUX maybe, it doesn't have the modules and I haven't uploaded them
21:01.58ALoGeNooh!!
21:02.14ALoGeNoi was think that the modules are in the img files
21:02.31ALoGeNobut the USB still without work no?
21:02.56ALoGeNoyou know that we have basic support in official kernl 2.6.28?
21:03.07tmztno usb
21:03.12ALoGeNook
21:03.25tmztI built the kernel and modules, they aren't in any .img file
21:04.00tmztyeah, I think it's linux-hpc from kristoffer, either 2.6.28 or 27 with idecs
21:04.36ALoGeNoaham.,. yes i think so..
21:04.41ALoGeNohttp://wiki.kernelnewbies.org/Linux_2_6_28
21:05.15ALoGeNomaybe later try to compile 2.6.28 for mp900
21:05.39ALoGeNoi can use the kristofer .config no tmzt?
21:05.57ALoGeNothe 2.6.26 .config
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21:06.05tmztyeah
21:06.09ALoGeNokk
21:06.24tmztyou can try that kernel, tell me the uname -a and I will upload some modules
21:06.43ALoGeNooh but you say the mp900_test kernel no?
21:06.49ALoGeNookey dokey
21:11.58ALoGeNotmzt that kernel is the same that mine
21:12.05ALoGeNo2.6.26
21:12.17ALoGeNo2.6.26-jlime*
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21:29.50xutywxhow is marked TAB key in keymap?
21:30.01xutywxlike KEY_SPACE
21:33.16xutywxok key_tab simply
21:33.26tmztKEY_TAB I think
21:33.32tmztyou working on g900?
21:33.48xutywxyes
21:33.48tmzthow is touchscreen?
21:34.02xutywxnot good but im working ;)
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21:34.41xutywxu get worked ts2003 - exactly - it was registreing but dont find ts chip ;/
21:43.38xutywxhow can i support fn keys?
21:43.44cr2maejrep: i've made one more step forward on the clocks
21:44.50cr2maejrep: wince clk idx >-> msm_clock_regime idx
21:56.41Timbo_anyone have a problem going to gmail.com in android?
21:56.51Timbo_the page doesnt load for me -_-
22:08.25cr2i2c_clk khz 0x4b00=19200
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22:20.15cr20x14=mdp_clk . very good :)
22:23.28cr2wee.0xaa4* is tvout related :)
22:24.49cr2hmm. a lot of magic registers are written there
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22:49.07cr2hi dcordes
22:50.07BabelOhi cr2
22:50.10BabelOcr2: http://www.engadgethd.com/2008/09/14/samsung-ln52a650-firmware-said-to-be-hackable/
22:50.28BabelOhave to play with my tv maybe than the phone
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23:03.36BabelOcr2: ok it is GCC: (GNU) 4.1.1 (STMicroelectronics Special) [build Oct 15 2006]^
23:03.51BabelOcr2: cpu look like SH4
23:12.02cr2interesting
23:14.46cr2aha, 25bit is usb
23:29.14dcordescr2: hi there
23:29.22dcordesBabelO: hi
23:29.35BabelOola dcordes
23:30.23dcordescomo estas?
23:31.28swc|666BabelO, isn't this/wasn't this yours?  http://www.algepop.net/users/alge/angstrom-ba/images/htcblueangel/
23:31.36BabelOdcordes: good, sorry for your remote, but lot of thing to do
23:31.57dcordesah yea, the modem. I accidently removed the parts list
23:31.59BabelOswc|666: not me it is alge images
23:32.08swc|666ah
23:32.09dcordesfor the modulator
23:32.57BabelOdcordes: better and secure is to use spice to do the test modelator / demodulator for rs232 on audio channel
23:32.59dcordesBabelO: I'm fighting with the range atm. today I made a range test in flight and the result wasn't that good. but I used normal omni antenna on the ground
23:33.10BabelOi think ne555 is enought
23:33.26BabelOdcordes: how much ?
23:35.29dcordesBabelO: I went only ~600m
23:35.40BabelOdcordes: hum not a lot :(
23:35.44dcordesand in that radius had interference/bad signal in some spots
23:35.54dcordesI think it's because of the poor receiver antenna
23:36.02BabelOdcordes: what was the freqeuncy ? 2.4Ghz ?
23:37.08dcordesyep
23:37.36dcordesI'm considering a 900MHz system
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23:38.36dcordesBabelO: but first will check with a patch antenna on the ground
23:39.19dcordesI guess what I experienced was no signal loss but interference due to 2,4GHz noise
23:39.37BabelOdcordes: yes and you have to do an antenna for the plane like it is on real plane ;)
23:41.38dcordesBabelO: what do they have on the real plane? I have a normal home use wifi antenna on it
23:49.22BabelOdcordes: just an antenna in direction of the ground
23:49.32BabelOdcordes: and they have more metal on the plane ;)
23:50.01BabelOdcordes: maybe try to put some aluminium around antenna ;)
23:51.25dcordesBabelO: I think I can add like 100-200g of weight until it gets too heavy
23:52.21dcordesbut I don't know how to realize a directional ant airborne. on the ground it's not that big problem
23:52.26BabelOdcordes: just aluminium for food around antenna to make a plan, it can help, but antenna must be under the airplane
23:52.41dcordes..as soon as I have have the gps signal I can make a ground antenna point
23:52.55BabelOdcordes: on ground just put antenna on top of your car, should be ok
23:53.34dcordesI mounted the gorund omni to an 1m pole
23:54.18dcordesyou mean I can just flip the plane ant. 180° and mount it on the bottom? that would be possible of course but would suck for landing

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