Faheem
I don't think this will help your problem described in your reply but
instead of using dbus-uuidgen, you can use run-standalone.sh name of
program instead.
Maybe a su - user -c 'name of program' may work.
fwiw, both the dbus-uuidgen and run-standalone.sh approaches result in
an
Hey
I have an issue that goes away after running dbus-uuidgen --ensure.
Is this safe enough to put in a post-install script?
I'm writing a daemon that needs to be able to keep the tablet awake
(long story).
osso_initialize will complete if run from the terminal as user but
will fail and abort
hmm
fwiw, maybe it's not so simple... turning on the gps from my daemon
doesn't activate the gps status display in the system tray. Is there a
better way to do this stuff from the background?
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David
NAN is used by gpsd for out of bounds values. You should test the
float using isnan(value) before you assume it has something valid.
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fwiw,
I've noticed that when using the browser, if I haven't clicked
anything on my n810 for a while, the javascript execution in the
browser is halted.
it's sort of cosmic... the answer was 42.
I had to build and periodically execute acpi_fakekey 42 to keep the
browser awake. 42 is the
Hey
I've noticed that when using the browser, if I haven't clicked
anything on my n810 for a while, the javascript execution in the
browser is halted. It doesn't matter if the browser is the front
application, it doesn't matter if the screen has blanked, etc. As soon
as I tap something again,
Till
Do you call gpsbt_stop when closing your app?
gpxview also uses gpsbt_start and _stop and i have never encountered
any problems.
I tried again but couldn't replicate the issue I had using
gpsbt_start/stop. Maybe operator error. :)
I'll stick with using those.
thanks
Brad
Hey
I'm having trouble finding the way to power on the gps for my own
program in a way that plays nice with maemo mapper. IIt might be that
maemo mapper is bending some rules too but it's hard to tell.
If I use the call gpsbt_start(NULL, 0, 0, 0, errors, 256, 0, ctx)
then the gps will start and
Simon
Right, well goodish news, the dsp sbc encoder appears to work. It can be
used with mplayer to play ~1s of audio, then it all goes quiet.
this is how it was when trying the floating point version on an
emulated fpu. There's no way it could keep up.
though as I understood that the code
Fheem
This program works on the principle of default security pins and the program
comes with a script to do just this.
one application registers itself as the passkey agent using d-bus. A
second agent trying to register will fail.
maybe there's a way to intercept at a different layer.
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Simon
Atm we have to use ALSA to produce A2DP output, is the data sent
thought here simply piped straight into sbcenc running standalone?
the alsa plugin with most of the bluez logic is a shared object, so
the alsa audio client is effectively transmitting directly to the
headset.
I'd like to
Simon
I have been thinking more about this and I think another approach
could be considered.
It would be easier to plug your work into everything else if you wrote
it up as a patch to the regular sbc.c so it transparently chooses the
soft or dsp codec at runtime. It would work with the alsa
Simon
I only say stepping around gstreamer since the gst way would be to
make one gst plugin for soft and one for dsp codec and let gst choose
one when building a pipeline. ie, they're prepared for multiple
implementations of a given codec.
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Simon
Just a quick note to say that the DSP task encodes the test .au file
correctly. Still a minor ;) issue that the DSP crashes
It sounds like an awesome achievement. I'm looking over things now.
If it can be coded generically, it would be nice if the standard bluez
gstreamer plugin could
Andrea
I haven't tried with n810 yet, but making gumstix or neo1973 act as a
bluetooth gps is fairly straightforward as long as gpspipe is
installed.
sdptool add SP
rfcomm -r watch 0 1 sh -c /usr/bin/gpspipe -r /dev/rfcomm0
Brad
On Feb 7, 2008 9:42 AM, Andrea Grandi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey
I haven't seen this myself, but does it qualify as a bug? Is there an
intentional change to the data gpsd produces? I couldn't find any docs
or existing bugs talking about it.
http://www.kismetwireless.net/Forum/General/Messages/1201749708.949826
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Sebastian
Is it any harder or easier to get the host mode cable sorted out with
the n810 and its new connector?
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Hey
Is there a way with the gps api to watch the gpsd/gps status without
affecting it? I'd like to leave an app running which doesn't force
gpsd startup gps power-on but would use it whenever another app has
started it... hopefully such an app would not force the gps to stay
on...
fwiw, I
Hey
You're talking bora right?
When you do get it, the first thing you need to do so dns works in sb is
ln -sf /etc/resolv.conf /scratchbox/etc/resolv.conf
I can't host this but I could mail it to you on a dvd. Might not get
there faster than 1kbps but certainly faster than 0kbps.
Brad
On
Tim
It seems the ruby bindings to maemo-specific stuff aren't as complete (sadly)
Brad
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Hey everyone,
I'm going to have some time on my hands pretty soon and I thought I'd try to
start learning a programming language... And, I want it to be
Hey
Do regular apps need a lot of tweaks to be built in chinook?
maemo-mapper trunk fails the configure stage:
./autogen.sh ; ./configure --prefix=/usr
...
checking for OSSO... configure: error: Package requirements (libosso
= 1 libossohelp osso-ic) were not met:
No package 'libossohelp' found
with a2dpd. It's CPU usage fluctuates
a bit depending on how many times I run mplayer... but this is very
promising.
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Brad Midgley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
try putting master in hcid.conf's lm setting and take rswitch and
sniff out of the lp setting (then reboot
try putting master in hcid.conf's lm setting and take rswitch and
sniff out of the lp setting (then reboot or restart hcid)
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hey
as a data point, mm was crashing for me on loading topo maps because there
was a corrupt map in the cache. Cleaning the cache fixed the crashing.
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Levi
Overall, you made some good points, but it felt to me like they were
semi-submerged within the general current of, I'm angry because the
N800 isn't a Newton with updated hardware and a stripped-down OSX.
I enjoyed reading Sean's criticism. He states at the start of the
document that he
Sean
I did indeed, and a semi-snark-filled article deserves semi-snark-filled
feedback. It's reasonable. Several of the criticisms were valid, and
I'll tweak the article a bit appropriately. And respond later on
perhaps to some of the criticisms that I think were off the mark; at the
very
Martin
* resulting audio is not very loud and occasionally makes a pop sound
on high-volume input. 64-bit version runs without these problems.
This are the problems I also noticed with libsbc from sf.net. Where
can I find the 64-bit Version?
I have actually been tinkering again with the
Gopi
I'm pretty sure that you could write an A2DP music player that worked on
the 770 without any help from Nokia. It wouldn't be nicely integrated,
but it should work. I tested an app awhile ago, and got music coming out
of my headset, it was just not real time - a second of music, 5 seconds
hey
There is another problem: The N770 has a USB-Host mode (which is
necessary if you want to run such IrDA adapters) but it does not power
the USB port. I have made an adapter cable to power 5 Volts to an
external HDD drive via USB and it worked very well. But I think for a IR
Devesh
https://garage.maemo.org/plugins/scmsvn/viewcvs.php/alsa-plugin/?root=dsp-alsa
If I understood this correct, this provides the ALSA interface through
ALSA-DSP PCM plugin.
would this help with integrating userspace output plugins? I have been
working on alsa plugins for a2dp audio but
Pierre
gizmo developers claims on:
http://support.gizmoproject.com/FAQs/nokia770.php
That you can use a bluetooth headset on the 770, but various other
sources tells that it cant:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/maemo/developers/3167?search_string=bluetooth%20headset;#3167
erkko
Today we published the maemo 2.0 beta on _http://www.maemo.org_. This
release includes both the maemo 2.0 beta development environment and the
Internet Tablet 2006 OS Beta image. For more details about the release
you can check out _http://maemo.org/downloads/releases.html_
Should I
hey
Isn't SD a closed format requiring non-disclosure agreements (and it does
not mix well with Linux for this reason) ???
Plenty of linux devices with SD exist. (The entire zaurus line, for
example.)
Even skipping the whole SD thing, how about a full-size mmc?
I noticed the rs-mmc
Dale
Is there any work toward making zinf work more directly as a gstreamer
client? It wouldn't have to go through emulation layers that way.
It looks like rhythmbox is sometimes grouped together with zinf but it
has gstreamer support now
Laurent
Any news on this? I've been unable to locate any information using google.
I've seen some nice Nokia Bluetooth Headsets while shopping this
afternoon, would be great if Nokia Headsets worked with Nokia 770 :).
I'm curious as well as to where Nokia is with voice headsets. There's a
Hi
I am working with the arm1.1 scratchbox root and the laika 1.1 plugin
for using eclipse with maemo. I'm trying to get A2DP working. My main
question:
Is there any way for the emulator to see a real usb bluetooth adapter on
my host machine? I could stop hcid on my host if I needed to. I can't
Frantisek
I think the cleanest way to deal with this is to keep 15(?) levels so
the gui doesn't change but change the actual curve to be nonlinear
inside the sysfs interface.
Does Nokia provide everything we need to install a modified kernel?
brad
I hope the darkest level won't be too bright
Andy
What do you mean 30mb wouldn't work? I put a 32meg swapFILE on the
64meg mmc I received and it worked fine (/proc/meminfo and /proc/swaps
showed swap usage, and I could get numerous things running with out
problems. Now I'm trying to partition a 512meg MMC into two partitions,
and
Frantisek
I noticed this too, but we know it can go lower... the backlight goes
just a bit lower when you're idle and before it turns off altogether.
Brad
As for the backlight - the default minimum is too bright at night. Is
this hardware or software limitation? I cannot find API for this and
Tomas
This is working great for me using a think outside/stowaway keyboard. I
did get one reset while trying to re-do the pairing but my nokia is
behaving again. Excellent work!
Now your app is a complete model for the ui for other bluetooth stuff
like bluetooth stereo. (I need to get busy :)
Urho
If user has swapon. User opens MMC door. System pops up a large RED GUI
that states: You have swap active. Please turn off swap before removing
MMC from the slot. GUI would have one large button (turn off swap).
After swapoff, GUI would turn green and say, it's safe to detach MMC now.
hey
I decided to try the swap partition on my flash card and it made a HUGE
difference. Even with only 25mb swap (30mb wouldn't work for me), now
memory is not nearly the concern it was. I can run multiple apps, look
at complex pdf documents, etc. Just like I expected my 770 to do in the
first
Vladislav
with swap on, what happens to the system when you manually remove the
mmc card? Or when you connect the USB cable to the unit?
I am pretty sure the nokia will just crash if I eject it when swap is
active. We need to latch into the cardslot-opening and -closing events
if we want to
Ralph
Is there a bandwidth problem, or just people being silly with the
design?
There is a bandwidth problem. High-quality audio is compressed on the
fly before transmission. We will probably be able to build in the delay
to the video player so it slips the video stream a bit. gstreamer may
Razvan
[4.046356] Bluetooth: SCO (Voice Link) ver 0.4
[4.051147] Bluetooth: SCO socket layer initialized
this will be printed both for adapters with and without sco support. The
driver does not detect and disable the interface on unsupported
hardware. (Although it should--we get
the audio stream.
Brad
On Tue, 2005-12-20 at 10:16 -0700, Brad Midgley wrote:
I'm overseeing the bluetooth audio on linux project...
Linux only supports SCO transfers for CSR chips. To use the current
btsco stuff, Nokia is going to have to contribute a SCO driver to the
kernel for whatever
Ralph
Hmm. Linux support aside, does this mean I'm never going to find a bt
headset with both a mic for voice and high quality stereo playback for
music in the same device? More or less what all the game consoles use,
for example?
I assumed you're aware that a lot of the stereo sets will
Razvan
This seems to have been reported before (not for the 770):
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1273754group_id=116589atid=678258
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1273754group_id=116589atid=678258
.
However, the solution pskey mapsco 0 only
Hi
I put a placeholder for this project on
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/ApplicationCatalogWip
Some questions:
Is there work being done to unify all the bluetooth
scan/connect/disconnect operations together? Audio and keyboard should
probably be siblings in the bluetooth menu button that you get
Hi
I am working on the bluetooth-audio-linux project
(http://bluetooth-alsa.sf.net) and I'd like to get bluetooth stereo
working on maemo.
Is this something Nokia is working on?
What about the codec? We can run what we have now in integer math on the
arm side, but the SBC codec would be a great
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