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Christopher Friedt wrote: |
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> Hmm... |
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> On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 7:41 PM, Angelo Arrifano <miknix@g.o> wrote: |
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>> Indeed, we applied the fbcondecor kernel patch and built the splashutils |
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>> a while ago. We then stopped using it because it didn't work with |
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>> console rotation. |
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> Is there already an irq / callback in the linwizard kernel for |
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> triggering framebuffer rotation when GPIO 174 is low ? |
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Yes, I'm pretty sure the slide switch is attached to a GPIO. |
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Anyway, we are currently trying to move our codebase into 2.6.30, so I'd |
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say the rotation switch is very low priority :P |
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> Or is framebuffer rotation generally non-functional on the omap850 ? |
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> I'm sure I could take a look at it if it's still not implimented ... |
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> (err... the gpio part... if framebuffer console rotation doesn't work |
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> already, I might pass on that due to lack of time). |
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Yes, we don't support it in linwizard yet. I'm thinking in gpio-buttons |
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and a userspace script?? |
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What didn't work was doing a |
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echo 1 > /sys/class/fbcon/something/rotate |
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The console could rotate but fbcondecor seemed to be unaware of new |
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framebuffer size and rendered the decorations all fscked up. |
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- Angelo |
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