Congrats.
Thnx :-)
Has anyone had any luck getting a 2.6.23 or 2.6.24 kernel working
with the 800 or 810? When I was poking around with it a while back,
I had to backport our stuff to .21 due to binary-only wifi drivers
being incompatible with newer kernels.
AFAIK, no.
I've just searched through some mailinglists and apparently it is
possible to use a more recent kernel with the n800/n810.
You basically compile a module called cx3110x which is open source [1],
and force to load a binary-only module (umac); in order to get wifi to work.
I'll probably look into this over the next few days as time permits.
[1]: http://repository.maemo.org/pool/chinook/free/c/cx3110x-module-src/
Also, if anyone knows of work done to figure out how the battery
charge control, etc works on the 800/810 hardware, I'm highly curious.
Have not had the spare time to reverse engineer that stuff and if
somebody's already done the hard work, so much the better.
I've only started to work on this last week, but AFAIK the only work that has been done on the n800/n810 so far is to actually get the android patches to work and get it to run.
Next would be to try to get the framebuffer driver hacked to work with the m5 image ... the framebuffer driver doesn't support double buffering thus we only get a black screen :-(
Sebastian (android-internals ml) is currently looking into that.
And of course the touchscreen and buttons issue.
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regards,
Georges Toth
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