O2 Joggler Forum

Sorry, been away! Best way would be to take a peek at the build scripts I have on my OpenFrame GitHub page . The of-imgcreate.sh script can build an image with a whole bunch of options given a filesystem overlay (also on that page) and a set of kernel .deb packages. At the moment the build has becom...

More messing around this evening - made some notes while flying blind on what these pin settings might mean. [codec] 0x83847632 0x00000100 0 [pincfg] #0x07 0x01c5e150 #0x08 0x01451130 # This sets the internal speakers correctly. 0x0a 0x90170150 #0x0b 0x02a19020 #0x0c 0x01813021 # This sets the line ...

Frazzled. Done for now. I've discovered that 0x15 (marked as not connected) seems to control the crackling of the internal speaker. If we can now find a way for it to toggle on and off when the plug is inserted, that would be great.

Yeah!! It does work. Wowsers - okay, so I'll drop /lib/firmware/hda-jack-retask.fw into place and use /etc/modprobe.d/hda-jack-retask.conf to trigger it, as if hda-jack-retask had put them there. Just cloning a fresh kernel 5.1 system now... Okay, tried this out. We're almost there... - With no pat...

So now on the disco build only issue is related to some wierd efi boot video thing which is what is not letting me do the remote X windows via SSH. Whoa, you mean it's worked? I was just getting set up here with a test Joggler, making sure I hadn't messed up too badly with kernel 3.16. I'll just te...

old and cranky now... Like this OpenFrame. :mrgreen: Gah, I'm going to have to quit and revisit this. I'm now getting the same problem on every build - presence and absence of the headphones / line out is being completely ignored, regardless of whether the patch is applied to the kernel or not. I m...

The build system didn't recreate the loop devices properly when installing, so the whole thing ended up a mess.

Very interestingly, I'm having the audio issues with Ubuntu Disco which seem unrelated to the kernel version. I'll hop back to Bionic and try again.

Those builds may be stuffed, pete - don't rely on them! Likelihood is the 3.18 one won't even boot.

Well, this is taking a while. Some weirdness with the boot process, just tracking it down.

Oh, for goodness sake. Fixed the boot, now audio on 3.18 is broken for some reason.

Now building 3.16 to check my sanity. Or test it, one or the other.

Rolling some new images now. I'll make them 8GB so you don't have to faff with the filesystem.

Kernels are compiling...

Why did the sound configuration work fine when I updated Buzz's build to Ubuntu 18.04 a few months ago? Likely it's using kernel 3.16 or 3.18, where the pin patches work - I can roll an Ubuntu Disco image with kernel 3.18 right now which will have working audio. In fact, that might be worthwhile - ...

hdajackretask ? That's the one! I kept diddling around with it and managed to change things but never fix anything. Anyone who grabs this image should be able to install Xorg using: of-xorg-installer Which automates pretty much everything - no desktop, just Xorg. You can then run: startx From one t...

Thanks for digging in to this; looks like we're both seeing the same kind of thing. There's an ALSA tool, the name of which escapes me right now, that provides a simple GUI to making pin config changes to ALSA. In theory that's where the answer lies, so we'll eventually get to a new pin config that ...

BTW what should I test on ? 1 - O2 Joggler stock with modded NIC ROM and default EFI boot bios (O2 EFI rom) 2 - Openpeak 1 with 1Gb eMMC with built in ZIF, DECT and Zigbee (Avaya boot efi rom) 3 - Openpeak 2 with 2Gb emmc with built in DECT, Zigbee, RTC battery and mini PCiE combo WLAN/Bluetooth mo...

Cheers, Pete - I've been backwards and forwards with it, but the rabbit hole never ends!

Hey everyone, I'd really like to release a base image which uses a kernel newer than 3.18. I have in fact had kernel 5.1 working very nicely. However, the only thing stopping me from doing so is the STAC9202 chip used in the OpenFrame 1 (Joggler) - the pin assignment is all to-pot, such that connect...

I did this for a video demo at OggCamp last year... I might still have the image around somewhere, though it may only have been set up for MP4s.

Looks like an interesting device, but without someone here having one to hand it's not easy to advise. The first trick would be to try and get command line access to it. Have you tried using telnet or ssh to connect to see if it gives you a command prompt? Is there a USB port on it? Are you prepared...

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Mon Apr 01, 2019 8:56 am

Yes it is I. The website is still there, but I have been less able to write to it since fatherhood interjected.

Ha, that sounds familiar.

a. enable ssh etc in this build to access the os via Putty, or b. is there a way to get to the command prompt on the joggler with a keyboard and mouse attached? c. change the img before loading it from the usb drive. I am building this via windows, so don't know how I can change the network setting...