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* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbE4Ply5Cbs Booting Mer into [http://razor-qt.org/ Razor-qt] on N810
 
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbE4Ply5Cbs Booting Mer into [http://razor-qt.org/ Razor-qt] on N810
 
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1ZlXsmfISM Booting Mer on N800
 
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1ZlXsmfISM Booting Mer on N800
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* http://sethstorm.net/images/n810/n810w_mer_boot_nokb.mp4 Booting Mer on N810w
  
 
*Adaptation is in
 
*Adaptation is in
 
* [https://build.pub.meego.com/project/packages?project=home%3Acxl000%3An810%3Atesting COBS home:cxl000:n810:testing] 2.6.38.8 kernel, utility programs and configuration
 
* [https://build.pub.meego.com/project/packages?project=home%3Acxl000%3An810%3Atesting COBS home:cxl000:n810:testing] 2.6.38.8 kernel, utility programs and configuration
* [https://build.pub.meego.com/project/packages?project=home%3Acxl000%3An810%3Al31 COBS home:cxl000:n810:l31] 3.1 kernel
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* [https://build.pub.meego.com/project/packages?project=home%3Acxl000%3An810%3Anext COBS home:cxl000:n810:next] 3.3.8 kernel
  
  
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* X Configuration to enable access to all keyboard keys with touchscreen calibrated.
 
* X Configuration to enable access to all keyboard keys with touchscreen calibrated.
 
* WiFi calibration data is extracted and stored to the firmware directory
 
* WiFi calibration data is extracted and stored to the firmware directory
* With the WiFi firmware from Maemo the p54spi WiFi driver has been loaded, hw ether address
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* With the WiFi firmware from Maemo the p54spi WiFi driver has been loaded, hw ether address taken from /etc/sysconfig/wlan-mac at first boot
 
* manual set and connection to WPA2 enabled Access Point established using connman-test.
 
* manual set and connection to WPA2 enabled Access Point established using connman-test.
 
* Battery Management calibration data is extracted to firmware directory
 
* Battery Management calibration data is extracted to firmware directory
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* X omapfb driver works
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* RTC patches enables reading sane time values. Offset read from calibration area.
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* Time now set from clock at boot using a prototype service
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* N810 WiMax requires disabling of rng and aes drivers at this time
  
 
== Adaptation ToDo ==
 
== Adaptation ToDo ==
  
* WiFi extract and set hw ether address
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* Find how to extract MAC addresses
 
* N800 touchscreen calibration
 
* N800 touchscreen calibration
* hardware clock
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* hardware clock (further functionality)
 
* Sound
 
* Sound
 
* Bluetooth
 
* Bluetooth
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*** After copy image mount root and place you WiFi MAC address in /etc/ethers and driver firmware from Maemo in /lib/firmware
 
*** After copy image mount root and place you WiFi MAC address in /etc/ethers and driver firmware from Maemo in /lib/firmware
 
*** This will start xinput_calibration so N800 users can calibrate there touchscreen (If you have a N800 please provide a copy from /var/log/cxlinfo0/xinput_calibration for inclusion in future images.)
 
*** This will start xinput_calibration so N800 users can calibrate there touchscreen (If you have a N800 please provide a copy from /var/log/cxlinfo0/xinput_calibration for inclusion in future images.)
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** [http://images.formeego.org/n810/n810-armv6l-razor05min.ks n810-armv6l-razor05min.ks]
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*** Based on Mer release 0.20121115.1
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*** You will need add firmware. This will boot to Razor-qt 0.5.1 system clock is set based on hw clock
  
 
== To Run ==
 
== To Run ==

Latest revision as of 05:34, 11 December 2012

Contents

[edit] Nokia N8x0 hardware adaptation

This page is intended to help track the task required and the progress of creating a hardware adaptation for Mer on the Nokia N8x0 Internet tablets.

[edit] Hardware components

Common components

  • OMAP2420 armv6 CPU
  • TMS320 C55x DSP
  • OMAP video output
  • PowerPVR MBX OpenGLES and OpenVG
  • blizzard LCD controller
  • Sharp LS041Y3 LCD Panel
  • OMAP MMC SD/MMC crard
  • OneNAND Flash memory
  • tcm825x web cam
  • tsl2563 Ambient light sensor
  • TUSB6010 USB
  • Retu/Vilma watchdog, ...
  • Tahvo/Betty ...
  • cx3110x/stlc4550 WiFi
  • lp5521 LED
  • tmp105 temperature sensor

The N800 components

  • tsc2301 Touchscreen, Keypad, GPIO, Audio
  • tea5761 FM radio

The N810 components

  • lm8323 Keyboard
  • tsc2005 touchscreen

The N810W components

  • WiMax
  • TLV320AIC33 audio
  • GPS5300 GPS

The good news is that there is sufficient support in the mainline kernel and with the addition of the patches maintained by OpenWRT we can produce recent kernels 2.6.38.8 and 3.1 to access most of hardware.

The current gaps are PowerPVR drivers, DSP?, GPS, ...

[edit] Adaptation Progress


  • The current kernels have both be used to boot a N810 to X using fbdev driver.
  • watchdog keepalive
  • X Configuration to enable access to all keyboard keys with touchscreen calibrated.
  • WiFi calibration data is extracted and stored to the firmware directory
  • With the WiFi firmware from Maemo the p54spi WiFi driver has been loaded, hw ether address taken from /etc/sysconfig/wlan-mac at first boot
  • manual set and connection to WPA2 enabled Access Point established using connman-test.
  • Battery Management calibration data is extracted to firmware directory
  • X omapfb driver works
  • RTC patches enables reading sane time values. Offset read from calibration area.
  • Time now set from clock at boot using a prototype service
  • N810 WiMax requires disabling of rng and aes drivers at this time

[edit] Adaptation ToDo

  • Find how to extract MAC addresses
  • N800 touchscreen calibration
  • hardware clock (further functionality)
  • Sound
  • Bluetooth
  • USB/Host/OTG
  • USB gadgets (Network)
  • lock key
  • keyboard slide
  • other keys
  • camera
  • battery management
  • keyboard backlight
  • indicator LED
  • UI integration
  • N800 FM radio
  • GPS

[edit] To Build

  • Current Kickstart file n810-armv6l-razor01.ks
  • Use mic2 to create a raw image
    • mic-image-creator --pkgmgr=yum --prefix=n810 --tmpdir=/tmp --fstype=vfat --format=raw --cache=your-cache --arch=armv6l --record-pkgs=name --config=n810-armv6l-razor01.ks --outdir=your-outdir --overlay-size-mb=64 --logfile=your-logfile
  • dd to external card
  • mount root partition p1
  • copy bluetooth and WiFi firmware to firmware directory
  • mount boot partition p3
  • copy the zImage from boot partition

[edit] Images available

  • http://images.formeego.org/n810/
    • n810-armv6l-razor01.ks
      • Based on Mer release 2011-11-11
      • Provides basic Razor/QtDesktop with calibration touchscreen and working keyboard on N810
    • n810-armv6l-razor02.ks
      • Based on Mer release 2011-11-14
      • This includes a system testing and information gathering tool
      • After copy image mount root and place you WiFi MAC address in /etc/ethers and driver firmware from Maemo in /lib/firmware
      • This will start xinput_calibration so N800 users can calibrate there touchscreen (If you have a N800 please provide a copy from /var/log/cxlinfo0/xinput_calibration for inclusion in future images.)
    • n810-armv6l-razor05min.ks
      • Based on Mer release 0.20121115.1
      • You will need add firmware. This will boot to Razor-qt 0.5.1 system clock is set based on hw clock

[edit] To Run

  • record you WLAN MAC
  • boot using flasher
  • start xterm and su root
  • ifconfig wlan0 down
  • ifconfig wlan0 hw ether <your WLAN MAC>
  • ifconfig wlan0 up
  • systemctl restart connman
  • /usr/lib/connman/test/test-connman list
  • record the connman ID for your AP SSID
  • /usr/lib/connman/test/test-connman remove <ID>
  • /usr/lib/connman/test/test-connman passphrase <ID> <yor AP passphrase>
  • /usr/lib/connman/test/test-connman connect <ID>

[edit] Team Members

Chris Leach / cxl000

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