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FYI, I have been running the MCE replacement on my daily-use N900 ever since the clone was completed and have noticed no problems with it.
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not experimental, but yes, all /porting/* branches are supposed to be relatively identical components in there and hw specific. I don't think we want to follow the mainline kernel path to have universal sources so the code can run on every arbitrary hw platform, rather we might need an adapted MCE, PA/ALSA, whatnot else variant for each device, and we keep all those (obviously non-blob aka FOSS) variants in their according branches of /porting/* repos. For N900 it would contain only FOSS replacements of blobs, for other targets it may also contain hw-specific variants of already opensource bits
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ill happily install it, while i probably wont get a neon900 for a while, am using the n900 daily
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Originally Posted by joerg_rw
I used "experimental" just to identify development as being separate from what current every day users would be running at the moment. Not really best choice of word.
not experimental, but yes, all /porting/* branches are supposed to be relatively identical components in there and hw specific. I don't think we want to follow the mainline kernel path to have universal sources so the code can run on every arbitrary hw platform, rather we might need an adapted MCE, PA/ALSA, whatnot else variant for each device, and we keep all those (obviously non-blob aka FOSS) variants in their according branches of /porting/* repos. For N900 it would contain only FOSS replacements of blobs, for other targets it may also contain hw-specific variants of already opensource bits
So if I get your meaning correctly:
Porting/ - Modifed packages to depend on virtual package for hw feature, eg. cam-firmware
Porting/N900 - N900-cam-firmare with provide: cam-firmware
Porting/Neo - Neo-cam-firmare with provide: cam-firmware
Porting/...
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2013-11-17
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Originally Posted by m4r0v3r
This is a normal dpkg -i *.deb install? I see no reason why not, but.... I did get some non-critical install errors relating to .xml but everything seems ok. Same version info makes it non-obvious which version is running but dates say it is updated.
ill happily install it, while i probably wont get a neon900 for a while, am using the n900 daily
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it should be, I haven't had the chance yet, would installing this on a thumb phone be cool?
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Originally Posted by m4r0v3r
I have done so and it is cool. Thum installed phones of course run thumb and non-thumb just fine as much remains un-thumbed, so to write.
it should be, I haven't had the chance yet, would installing this on a thumb phone be cool?
HAM refused to install the mce .deb (wrong version error, or some such) and, as a reflash is of not NB to me, I went ahead with dpkg -i and got the errors. I reasoned they were not serious as this after all is meant to be a clone.
A thumb version would be nice, but we needs be patient....
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A few days ago (maybe 2 weeks, dunno) I suggested to get a new CSSU repo /porting/N900 that would contain all those "liberated" bits that replace blobs in fremantle core. Freemangordon appreciated and supported the idea. Next would be /porting/Neo900 then.
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