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and 'fc57f4efdbe6430b26905dd44e510d7b2ecc81d0'
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* detect-stylus is no longer used in OE, which adopted convention of
having the touchscreen device at /dev/input/touchscreen0 (for all 2.6
devices being created by udev rule).
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and '65f577e27ac9b76dcfa25b8c34d8446d8191a934'
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* This is consistent with how "bluetooth" is handled already, and, assuming
that distro supports wifi, essentially allows machine to decide if wifi packages
go into rootfs or would be installed from feed. This is helpful for machines
which don't have wifi and devoid of any means of external card extension, or
for machines with very small ROM (like, for example, h3600 with its 16Mb,
in which wifi packages simply don't fit, so h3600 users with CF sleeve and
wifi card would need to install support manually, after deleting packages they
can sacrifice for this).
* Approved by Marcin Juszkiewicz
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and '98a9f60d428a74f8f8b42247cd8c7bcd9fc1e91a'
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* Ship just basic locale by default. Locales are big (~1Mb uncompr.), so
shipping some adhoc subset will be still useless and size burden for
users of all other languages/countries. Instead, worth to make it easy
to install additional languages: installer/wizard + metapackages which
will RRECOMMEND as much as possible content for a given language
(locales, UI transalations, help, etc. - useless for pros, but really
helpful for common users).
* Approved by Koen Kooi
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Add a method to implement koen's skipping of
errors of type .so in non dev package. This
will turn into a list of known and acked issues which
we decided to ignore. I do not yet know how to maintain
such a list properly though
Split the .so in non-dev package and the .debug in non-dbg
package into two different packages
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and 'c416a7368aa98390e48b2c8eed6650147874a490'
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-Print all errors of the built packages and if we have printed
any errors fail
-Log the errors to a log file, so we can see them afterwards
-Print the path (- the TMPDIR) of the package in question
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and '5d9ca4e1f6b8631c921bcc59406fb202e723f586'
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This patch adds support for "EVIOCGRAB" on the input device, which
tells the kernel _not_ to deliver events of the touchscreen to
/dev/input/mice.
This is probably what most people want, since unprocessed raw touchscreen
events should not be converted to emulated PS/2 mouse movements.
Signed-off-by: Harald Welte <laforge@openmoko.org>
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and 'e63a2eefb4ae9542b7ac7ee72c2f0aad1d534886'
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* Changes since -hh11 include:
1. rx1950 port added.
2. cpugreq fixes to support PCMCIA working over freq changes.
3. cpufreq support for htcmagician.
4. ads7846_adc_ssp fixes.
5. acx driver ESSID handling off-by-one fix.
6. ASoC upgraded to 0.13.4.
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and 'd6f1925c439f5b0608c0189c89b17a335f9fbbb6'
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* Changes since -hh10 include:
1. aximx5 port revived - boots with LCD working. UDC known not to work.
2. aximx50 buttons driver.
3. Macine-independ touchscreen driver for ADS7846/TSC2046, first version so
far, used for h4000 and works for hx4700 too. Still needs tweaking to
support other devices well.
4. h4000: h4300_kbd driver revamped.
5. h5400: revamping started, OHCI support fixed.
6. htcalpine phone and soc drivers.
7. rx3000: Port clean up, drivers split to separate modules. Serial port driver
added.
8. drivers/serial/pxa.c: Dynamic serial hook ports are supported (hooks can
be installed/removed after serial driver is loaded).
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and 'cc76392ac5a7b1ccde5981fd2e02094b88a5240a'
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work of tune-thumb.
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application ship plugins with that extension (e.g. perl)
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and 'dc26b71fb757ec4210a3a5f0e819b6e76036ac61'
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some time ago in 4c3e39344044dd60a48450fcc753d56c4739dad7
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and 'c8821bce45c12f64b0b533cda3bbe41267c804d5'
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and 'a8bf0677a23a474e197151ebb4c24ddbf5c65a67'
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appropriate than the 24-8 one.
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1877.
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errors
-Inspired by doku's work on mpd's buildsystem grep through
the config.log and find broken autotools tests
-Make errors fatal so we will notice these things more quickly.
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and 'b866b8272d34e10f3efd115e1dbb79b5287031e9'
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The DNARD/Shark was the Network Computer constructed
by DEC with spare StrongARM processors. Here we use them
as music basestations.
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"doesn't make ipkg freak out"
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proper fix
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