Mer/Status/SmartQ - Revision history

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2010-09-22T11:38:56Z

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	This page describes the status and tips for the SmartQ devices		This page describes the status and tips for the SmartQ devices

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	Then run xmodmap .mod		Then run xmodmap .mod
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2010-02-01T21:21:23Z

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	This page describes the status and tips for the SmartQ devices		This page describes the status and tips for the SmartQ devices

-	Please don't use 0.15 at this time. There may be issues with the SmartQ kernel that 0.15 uses that could damage the internal flash.	+	Please don't use 0.15 at this time. There may be issues with the [[Mer/Kernel/SmartQ \| SmartQ kernel]] that 0.15 uses that could damage the internal flash.

	==SmartQ Flashing/Boot Safety==		==SmartQ Flashing/Boot Safety==

2009-09-20T17:26:57Z

Known issues specific to SmartQ5

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	===Known issues specific to SmartQ5===		===Known issues specific to SmartQ5===
-	* ~~None~~	+	* Onscreen keyboard bad
		+	* wifi is not working out of the box
		+	* power not assigned

	===Known issues specific to SmartQ7===		===Known issues specific to SmartQ7===

2009-09-04T15:40:27Z

usb

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	modprobe ohci-hcd;		modprobe ohci-hcd;
	modprobe usb-storage;		modprobe usb-storage;
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		+	This allows the usb keyboard and usb mouse to work too.

	===Known issues specific to SmartQ===		===Known issues specific to SmartQ===

2009-09-03T13:39:41Z

add don't use comment

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	This page describes the status and tips for the SmartQ devices		This page describes the status and tips for the SmartQ devices

-	0.15 ~~Mainly works~~	+	Please don't use 0.15 at this time. There may be issues with the SmartQ kernel that 0.15 uses that could damage the internal flash.

	==SmartQ Flashing/Boot Safety==		==SmartQ Flashing/Boot Safety==

2009-08-21T08:43:32Z

usb tweaks

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	The company is fine with everyone experimenting because it knows it can always bring back a device to life.		The company is fine with everyone experimenting because it knows it can always bring back a device to life.

		+	==Tips & Tricks==
		+
		+	===usb===
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		+	To enable usb host mode:
		+	echo 1 > /sys/devices/platform/hhtech_gpio/usbpwr_en;
		+	echo 1 > /sys/devices/platform/hhtech_gpio/usbotgdrv_en;
		+	modprobe ohci-hcd;
		+	modprobe usb-storage;

	===Known issues specific to SmartQ===		===Known issues specific to SmartQ===

2009-08-06T10:51:04Z

wiki syntax

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	The only issue we are aware of is using a charger/DC that does not give sufficient current, when replaced the devices are fine.		The only issue we are aware of is using a charger/DC that does not give sufficient current, when replaced the devices are fine.

-	There is a page with some very [Mer/Hardware/SmartQ5#Boot_process technical details].	+	There is a page with some very [[Mer/Hardware/SmartQ5#Boot_process\|technical details]]

	Mer uses the same sources as SmartDevices for the bootloader (Qi and U-boot). This is merged together with the exact same tools SmartDevices uses along with same initramfs as the official images. We follow the exact same internal memory pattern as the 'official' images.		Mer uses the same sources as SmartDevices for the bootloader (Qi and U-boot). This is merged together with the exact same tools SmartDevices uses along with same initramfs as the official images. We follow the exact same internal memory pattern as the 'official' images.

2009-08-06T10:49:49Z

Notes on SmartQ Flashing/Boot Safety

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	0.15 Mainly works		0.15 Mainly works
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		+	==SmartQ Flashing/Boot Safety==
		+	The Q5/Q7 is unbrickable by design (although power surges at any time, including whilst flashing, could cause damage).
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		+	The only issue we are aware of is using a charger/DC that does not give sufficient current, when replaced the devices are fine.
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		+	There is a page with some very [Mer/Hardware/SmartQ5#Boot_process technical details].
		+
		+	Mer uses the same sources as SmartDevices for the bootloader (Qi and U-boot). This is merged together with the exact same tools SmartDevices uses along with same initramfs as the official images. We follow the exact same internal memory pattern as the 'official' images.
		+
		+	This info is based on talks with the SmartDevices guys and code in boot loader + board instructions. If the device is rebooting endlessly, it will still be possible to force it to boot from the external SD. It is the same way SmartDevices people handle 'dead' Q5/Q7 when put in for repair.
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		+	The company is fine with everyone experimenting because it knows it can always bring back a device to life.
		+

	===Known issues specific to SmartQ===		===Known issues specific to SmartQ===

2009-07-09T22:35:22Z

Known issues specific to SmartQ7

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	* There are no arrow keys currently. The by-pass can be use xmodmap		* There are no arrow keys currently. The by-pass can be use xmodmap
	vim .mod in your home directory		vim .mod in your home directory
-	~~<source>~~	+
-	keycode 73 = Up	+	keycode 73 = Up
-	keycode 74 = Down	+	keycode 74 = Down
-	keycode 36 = Right	+	keycode 36 = Right
-	keycode 9 = Left	+	keycode 9 = Left
-	~~</source>~~	+

	Then run xmodmap .mod		Then run xmodmap .mod

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2009-07-09T22:34:13Z

Known issues specific to SmartQ7

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	* There are no arrow keys currently. The by-pass can be use xmodmap		* There are no arrow keys currently. The by-pass can be use xmodmap
	vim .mod in your home directory		vim .mod in your home directory
		+	<source>
	keycode 73 = Up		keycode 73 = Up
	keycode 74 = Down		keycode 74 = Down
	keycode 36 = Right		keycode 36 = Right
	keycode 9 = Left		keycode 9 = Left
		+	</source>

	Then run xmodmap .mod		Then run xmodmap .mod

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