Carlos Guerreiro wrote:
Did you try to leave old kernel from 2.2006 and backport changes
needed (if any) from rx-34 kernel? Seems easier than using rx-34
kernel directly (arch/arm/omap1/ is outdated). What newer kernel gives
us?
If I remember correctly Markku considered this at some point.
Hi,
I have not measured, but currently OS2007 feels somewhat slower than 2006.
But this can simply be because currently most binaries are the same that
are used for N800. So, recompiling the whole stack with different
optimizations is likely to give us some speed bonus... But that may wait
until
Hi,
After that, Maemo developers with a 770 and a bit of time on their
hands are encouraged to check it out.
I will and definitely try to help if possible. Few questions/ideas:
Did you try to leave old kernel from 2.2006 and backport changes
needed (if any) from rx-34 kernel? Seems
I have not measured, but currently OS2007 feels somewhat
slower than 2006.
But this can simply be because currently most binaries are
the same that are used for N800. So, recompiling the whole
stack with different optimizations is likely to give us some
speed bonus... But that may wait
Hi,
I have not measured, but currently OS2007 feels somewhat
slower than 2006.
But this can simply be because currently most binaries are
the same that are used for N800. So, recompiling the whole
stack with different optimizations is likely to give us some
speed bonus... But that may wait
Hello Carlos and Markku
this is pretty cool :-)
Have a look at Markku’s notes (http://maemo.org/maemowiki/Os2007On770)
if you are interested in the gory details. He’ll be updating these notes
as he continues to work on this.
Quite interesting reading. Found some of those bits about initfs
Hi,
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hi,
first of all thanks for the engineering version - at least
An image will be available soon for download and flashing, to 770
users only.
I guess including some sources - kernel at least (I am interested and
maybe could even help) or all modified packages.
Yes, we'll include the sources / patches to all open source packages
that need to be
hi,
first of all thanks for the engineering version - at least some of us
here will not find ourselves abandoned. :)
my first concern is - performance... would the OS2007 for 770 work
sacrificing speed and stability? or it can work with OS2007 software
at the OS2006 speed? Since N800 has
