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I thought that the intention for the RTC_WAKEUP alarm was to wake up a
sleeping or powered off device. I was a bit surprised to find out that
it was not only the Alarm Clock application that registered RTC_WAKEUP
alarms, but also the Calendar does this to drive its synchronization.
I assume the GM
leep (that is when no wake
> > locks are held), not to turn it on when it is off.
>
> > If you want to allow the device to turn on while off, a new kind of wakeup
> > alarm will need to be defined. This is not currently feature that is
> > supported by the platform.
>
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This may be somewhat off-topic but in this message
http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting/msg/a04c96a77f1a2e81
posted in this forum it is claimed that the USB vendor id 0x18d1
belongs to Google. I have no problem with that, but after taking a
look at the current official list of vendor IDs
-id list there. Then at least the Nexus One will show up as a
Google device when you run "lsusb" on a future release of a Linux
distribution.
On 9 Jan, 11:49, "/dev/null" wrote:
> This may be somewhat off-topic but in this
> messagehttp://groups.google.com
