On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 11:09:33AM +0100, Johannes Schauer wrote: > Hi! > > > I recently bought myself an Nokia N900. I checked out what would be > > needed to run FSO on it. You can find the details in [1]. Apart from > > that I started to restructure the isimodem driver from ofono into a > > library with vapi bindings [2], generated valadoc pages are here: [3]. > do you also care about replacing the (still) proprietary pulseaudio > plugin that manages proper audio routing once a call is initiated? > without a replacement for it one still needs the proprietary nokia stack > to operate the phone. > or dont you plan to replace the maemo stack by fso having it still > running in the back?
Hi, I haven't took a deeper look into the other non-free parts yet. I plan to start by running FSO together with the Nokia stuff until it is ready to run standalone. So at the end I want the other parts free, too. You are talking explicitly about audio routing - they use the following chip: Texas Instruments TWL4030. This one is also used in the Palm Pre according to the FSO pages. Support for this chip will be needed in fso-deviced. The kernel driver is already mainline since 2.6.32 btw :) PS: I recommend to read [1]. It's really interesting :) [1] http://natisbad.org/N900/n900-commented-hardware-specs.html -- Sebastian
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