Gutentag Mickey, Selon Michael 'Mickey' Lauer <mic...@vanille-media.de>:
> Salut Alain, > > > I have recently bought an HTC Dream (a T-Mobile G1). > > Congrats and welcome on board! Thanks for all your work on this. > > > What is the situation ? (I have tried the leviathan/gnu-conform kernel with > an > > Angstrom image of my IPAQ h2200, to try it quickly) Can FSO1 be used ? > > Yes, FSO1 could be used, but it's in bugfix-only mode since long. I'd > rather use FSO2. So I will try it. > > The general state of things is like that: FSO2 is supporting many things > on the dream and I'm right now working on zhone2 (in Vala/C) as a small > smartphone FSO demo application. My current target platforms are HTC > Dream and Palm Pre -- some first screenshots @ linuxtogo.org, page2 or > 3. I have seen this. Thanks a lot. > > The good things: > > * keyboard, keys, buttons, switches, touchscreen works fine (no > multitouch though) you get all the keyboard keys ? / tab etc ? > * leds, backlight, power supply reporting works fine > * telephony works fine (htc_qualcomm_dream plugin) > * UMTS data connectivity works fine (pdp_qmi plugin) Can gprs and phone be used in 2G ? where can it be choose ? (in android, I have seen that 3G can be enable or diseable). > > The bad things: > * Wifi and BT status unknown > * resume does not reinit the panel without changing to vt1 and back > (flicker, flicker) -- needs some kernel experts > * accelerometer and compass need to be supported > * audio is not perfect, needs kernel experts > > The ugly things: > * GPS is using a closed protocol, no idea when and if we ever get > access to that in GNU/Linux > * Camera is using a closed protocol, no idea when and if we ever get > access to that in GNU/Linux Ok. > > > > Is the HTC Dream able to suspend/resume ? (I can suspend it, but how to > resume > > ?) > > As you would expect. echo "mem" >/proc/power/state suspends the dream, Yes I get this. > echo "on" >/proc/power/state resumes it. A very stupid question : how can I do this if the phone is suspended ? > Apart from the display init on > resume problem this works great. I have added support for this in > fsousaged lowlevel plugin lowlevel_htc_qualcomm_dream -- feel free to > take a look. > Yes I have seen it, but I have the stupid question above. > In general the HTC Dream looks really promising these days and given a > bit of kernel developer power, I'm sure we can bring FSO2 to a level > where we can use it as a day-to-day phone. > > Help would be much appreciated! If I can, I will try. > I need to take this back, apparantly suspend/resume is completely broken > in our kernel, what we see is only sleep mode, i.e. automatic CPUfreq on > demand. With this we get 7h of runtime, which is ok, but out of question > for day 2 day use. echo mem > /sys/power/state is in fact a cpufreq ? Have I well understood ? > Someone needs to look into why suspend/resume is broken in our 2.6.32 -- > again, kernel experts necessary. With which kernel was suspend working ? Thanks, Alain _______________________________________________ Smartphones-userland mailing list Smartphones-userland@linuxtogo.org http://lists.linuxtogo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/smartphones-userland
