Re: qmoko v28 with jitterless kernel

Hi, i have rebuilt kernel for qtmoko v28 with patch that eliminates touchscreen jitter from Gennady. You can download from uImage-v28.1.bin from here [1]. If you run from NAND you can reflash, if you run from uSD you can replace old one in /boot. Please note that i have changed the

I2C fm/am radio

Hello everyone, I'm willin if such a component exists and is suitable for our mobile... Does some of you have any experience, hint or idea? Giacomo ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org

Re: qmoko v28 with jitterless kernel

But, yes there is a but, I can't ssh to the mobile. Looking, in qterminal, at the output of ifconfig everything looks as usual, but demsg givs some strange error when the USB cable is attached: g_ether gadget: full speed config #2: RNDIS is followed by a groing (maybe one per second)

Re: qmoko v28 with jitterless kernel

But, yes there is a but, I can't ssh to the mobile. Looking, in qterminal, at the output of ifconfig everything looks as usual, but demsg givs some strange error when the USB cable is attached: g_ether gadget: full speed config #2: RNDIS is followed by a groing (maybe one per second)

Re: Qi vs U-boot (was Re: QtMoko v30; UBIFS; can't boot)

Please tell me how to do this! I have no religious bind to Qi. To hell with minimalism, let us all use the bootloader that is standard, smart, configurable and well supported. I think easiest way is to use fw_setenv. I rethought, need relatively trivial modification to u-boot to support

R: gta02 as gps/navigator (in 2016)

Some years ago I tried Debian and I think it would be the best environment if you don't want to use the gsm. Qtmoko runs over Debian as well. By the way I am going to resume my freerunner as well: I'd like to use it as a car navigator with navit. So please let us know how it goes  Cheers,