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1. [Bug 212] Charging seems completely broken
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2. [Bug 212] Charging seems completely broken
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3. [Bug 194] s3c2410fb 8bit mode corrupt
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10. [Bug 212] Charging seems completely broken
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17. [Bug 257] New: AUX button sticking
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I think (based on what I saw in my measurements) the threshold is about 2.7V.
If your battery is below that, or drops to that level under load, you're in
the loop. Also, if you have an interruptible loop and let it continue, it
will deteriorate into the non-interruptible loop.
I can offer one work-around: connect the debug board and hold the device in
reset. (E.g., by putting something non-metallic and heavy on the reset
button.) This should allow the battery to recharge peacefully.
If you don't have a debug board, you could trigger a reset also by pulling
H-TP1508 to GND. (Beware, I didn't try this.)
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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2007-03-12 00:04 -------
I think (based on what I saw in my measurements) the threshold is about 2.7V.
If your battery is below that, or drops to that level under load, you're in
the loop. Also, if you have an interruptible loop and let it continue, it
will deteriorate into the non-interruptible loop.
I can offer one work-around: connect the debug board and hold the device in
reset. (E.g., by putting something non-metallic and heavy on the reset
button.) This should allow the battery to recharge peacefully.
If you don't have a debug board, you could trigger a reset also by pulling
H-TP1508 to GND. (Beware, I didn't try this.)
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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2007-03-12 03:21 -------
Small update:
16bit: Working fine
8bit: Broken
4bit: Broken, but different from 8bit
2bit: Different broken again. Not able to launch matchbox.
1bit: Bluescreen only. Not even kernel messages.
Most important one is 8bit, perhaps 4bit. I think we can ignore 2bit and 1bit.
I'll continue with further debugging.
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Fixed in revision 1284.
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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2007-03-12 10:09 -------
8bit is important, we can forget about 2 and 4 bit (IIRC the 2410 can't do this
anyway), but 1bit would be nice if it is fixed, too.
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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2007-03-12 10:34 -------
Same happens with my device.
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Same happens with my device.
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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2007-03-12 10:36 -------
I do have the debug board, but I found an easier way to get around it: I have a
Nokia N70 with a similar battery (BL-5C) that I "liberated" from the office lab.
Pretty painful phone (which is why no one was using it), but since the battery
works in the OM, the phone can be used as a battery charger.
Just for the record - the N70 will NOT charge the OM battery.
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I do have the debug board, but I found an easier way to get around it: I have a
Nokia N70 with a similar battery (BL-5C) that I "liberated" from the office lab.
Pretty painful phone (which is why no one was using it), but since the battery
works in the OM, the phone can be used as a battery charger.
Just for the record - the N70 will NOT charge the OM battery.
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I do have the debug board, but I found an easier way to get around it: I have a
Nokia N70 with a similar battery (BL-5C) that I "liberated" from the office lab.
Pretty painful phone (which is why no one was using it), but since the battery
works in the OM, the phone can be used as a battery charger.
Just for the record - the N70 will NOT charge the OM battery.
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I do have the debug board, but I found an easier way to get around it: I have a
Nokia N70 with a similar battery (BL-5C) that I "liberated" from the office lab.
Pretty painful phone (which is why no one was using it), but since the battery
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I do have the debug board, but I found an easier way to get around it: I have a
Nokia N70 with a similar battery (BL-5C) that I "liberated" from the office lab.
Pretty painful phone (which is why no one was using it), but since the battery
works in the OM, the phone can be used as a battery charger.
Just for the record - the N70 will NOT charge the OM battery.
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I do have the debug board, but I found an easier way to get around it: I have a
Nokia N70 with a similar battery (BL-5C) that I "liberated" from the office lab.
Pretty painful phone (which is why no one was using it), but since the battery
works in the OM, the phone can be used as a battery charger.
Just for the record - the N70 will NOT charge the OM battery.
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I do have the debug board, but I found an easier way to get around it: I have a
Nokia N70 with a similar battery (BL-5C) that I "liberated" from the office lab.
Pretty painful phone (which is why no one was using it), but since the battery
works in the OM, the phone can be used as a battery charger.
Just for the record - the N70 will NOT charge the OM battery.
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Summary: AUX button sticking
Product: Neo1973 Hardware
Version: GTA01Bv3
Platform: Other
OS/Version: Linux
Status: NEW
Severity: normal
Priority: P2
Component: Core System
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On my Neo the AUX button started to stick (the board-mounted button was
pressed in but wouldn't pop out again). I managed to fix it by applying a very
small amount of spray-on electrical contact cleaner to the button, but of
course I had to dismantle the device to do this.
If this was just my device alone then there's no problem, but if it's a
general issue with this particular button component it could be a bit more
serious.
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