Hi all! I want to resurrect missing support for the Nokia Internet Tablets starting with the N8x0s for my NITdroid project, which uses just standard Linux kernel APIs. So first I would like to ask some very newbie questions: -Is there any ongoing effort to support these devices in latest kernels at the same level as the latest Nokia production kernel (2.6.21-omap)? -I don't plan to suspend but just sleep while idling, is this a good approach to power management (pm)? -I read about the pm branch, where can I pull it? -What it does mean retention state for OMAP2 processors? As far as I can figure is some deep sleep state? -If it is a sleep state, what are the conditions to get in? any way to check or how to know if it get in? -Does CONFIG_NO_HZ works for this devices? -Disabling serial support in linux-omap can I get rid of the serial clocks so it more easily get in deep sleep states? -2.6.21-omap had DVFS for OMAP2, why it was removed and what is needed to port it back to latest linux-omap kernel so cpufreq scaling works? -Same for the camera drivers, why it was removed and what is required to port it back? -AFAIK the recent removals of the N800 sound driver was because it was not written for ALSA OMAP SoC API, right? -Can the retu RTC be ported to the CONFIG_RTC_CLASS API? -Are the CONFIG_REGULATOR and CONFIG_POWER_SUPPLY APIs of any use for the Internet Tablets? If it is lack of time of the original developers, I would like to step in, willing to try to complete this work as long as you are willing to support me with answers to my newbie questions as this devices are in plenty operation today but the Nokia kernel is getting really old and it's a good thing if we can port all the drivers to standard Linux API. Thx in advance! -otto -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-omap" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
