Frank Gevaerts wrote:
- We provide a feedback template that helps people figure out what needs
testing, and to ensure that the resulting reports are reasonably easy
to handle.
I believe we talked about something similar during devcon, didn't we? Anyway, I
completely agree.
However rather
Marcin Bukat wrote:
Hello all rockbox-dev.
I am in process of porting rockbox to Mpio HD200 device. It is coldfire
based DAP. It has some unpopulated 20 pin connector on PCB which I think
is BDM connector. The problem I am facing is that I can't find supplier
for needed 20pin raster 0.3mm SMD
Linus Nielsen Feltzing wrote:
Give me your address and I'll send you one. Do you need anything more?
Ehum, maybe I was too fast. Are you sure it is 0.3mm???
Linus
pondlife wrote:
Slightly hijacking this thread, does the H300 BDM interface have a
connector? I assumed it was a soldering job, but if it's pluggable, I plan
to buy a wiggler!
Unfortunately, the BDM connector on the H300 is not mounted, so you need
to solder a ZIF connector to be able to
Unfortunately, the BDM connector on the H300 is not mounted, so you need
to solder a ZIF connector to be able to connect it. Furthermore, it is not
a standard BDM connector, so you need to build an adapter as well.
And I guess that such a connector wouldn't fit it inside the snug H300 case?
Am 23.11.2009 10:45, schrieb Björn Stenberg:
Frank Gevaerts wrote:
- We provide a feedback template that helps people figure out what needs
testing, and to ensure that the resulting reports are reasonably easy
to handle.
I believe we talked about something similar during
I am not. I may be 0.5 mm as well. I can't measure pitch properly.
2009/11/23 pondlife pondl...@ntlworld.com
Hi Linus,
Slightly hijacking this thread, does the H300 BDM interface have a
connector? I assumed it was a soldering job, but if it's pluggable, I plan
to buy a wiggler!
pondlife
I am terribly sorry. I measured pitch of the connector against lm339 on the
photo and connector is standard 1.0 mm pitch. This one is easy to get. Sorry
again.
Anyway - Linus can You confirm H300 uses 20pin 1.0mm pitch connector - from
photos it looks exactly the same as in HD200.
2009/11/23
Marcin Bukat wrote:
I am terribly sorry. I measured pitch of the connector against lm339 on
the photo and connector is standard 1.0 mm pitch. This one is easy to
get. Sorry again.
Anyway - Linus can You confirm H300 uses 20pin 1.0mm pitch connector -
from photos it looks exactly the same as in
I am measuring pitch on the photo and compare to datasheets for other parts
on the photo and I am quite confused. 0.5 mm sounds resonable looking at my
own eyes on PCB but measuring on the photo I am not such sure :/ I think
20pin 0.5mm is available in local electronic store. First I will try this
Thomas Martitz wrote:
Could we use the build system for that?
Yes we could, but I consider that step #2.
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Björn
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 10:45:23AM +0100, Björn Stenberg wrote:
Frank Gevaerts wrote:
- We provide a feedback template that helps people figure out what needs
testing, and to ensure that the resulting reports are reasonably easy
to handle.
I believe we talked about something similar
Hey folks, one thing that I've been sitting on and need to get
finished off so it can
go into SVN are the plugin keymaps for the GoGear SA9200. I was working on them
back around July or so, had them (mostly) finished off, and then very
nearly forgot about
the patch while everything else in real
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 7:30 PM, Nick Sant neil.s...@googlemail.com wrote:
Sounds like an interesting idea. I hope that for comparison's sake you
also provide them with an ipod, a computer without itunes installed,
and the original documentation, install CD that the ipod came with.
iPods of
2009/11/23 Nick Sant neil.s...@googlemail.com
Sounds like an interesting idea. I hope that for comparison's sake you
also provide them with an ipod, a computer without itunes installed,
and the original documentation, install CD that the ipod came with.
Although I think that this fits in
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 11:14 AM, Sam Pattuzzi
sam.pattu...@googlemail.comwrote:
OK, what I think I will do is conduct a usability test with my family.
I'm going to have a go at building a list of most common tasks with
Rockbox and share them here before I start. Ideas for these tasks are
this is a bit of a braindump to get this down before I pass out and
forget it... and a partial notice on what I think should be done...
and stuff...
the current situation is a bit of a mess between statusbar, skinned
statusbar (sbs), user setting viewport (uivp), full screen, partial
screen,
Am 24.11.2009 02:35, schrieb Jonathan Gordon:
So this is what I'm planning...
Basically, a screen has exactly 2 choices for their display, either
the theme (which means sbs if loaded, and uivp), or fullscreen.
Screens should always try to fit in the themes ui area, so they should
all just
2009/11/23 Thomas Martitz thomas.mart...@student.htw-berlin.de:
Am 24.11.2009 02:35, schrieb Jonathan Gordon:
Why combining two well-defined functions to an obscure one? It could just
call _set_fullscreen() and know what it gets if it's too small.
the name can use some work... but the current
Hi pondlife,
I'll put it back at my h340 and we'll see...
Now I did put it back - unfortunately it's the firmware with v5 bootloader :-(
At least we know that I went back mid of August.
And I had the SVN bootloader a few weeks - so I think mid to end of July the
SVN bootloader worked!
Sorry
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