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2006-05-22linux-openzaurus: added SquashFS support, fixed mousedev resolutionMarcin Juszkiewicz1
2006-04-24linux-oz-2.6 updates:Richard Purdie1
* Enable MOUSEDEV support in defconfigs. * Add suitable COMPATIBLE_MACHINE entry.
2006-04-21linux-oz-2.6: 2.6.16 updatesRichard Purdie1
* Fix swapped Calander/Address keys on spitz * Add fix to try and support large MMC cards (> 2GB) * Fix return codes of fb_write (fixes dd problem with /dev/fb0) * Fix Scoop to PCMCIA linkage compile issue with modular PCMCIA * Fix potential race in SSP code * Update JFFS2 long filename fix * Fix a bug in the Offline Charging code (could lead to device wakeup after AC removal) * Fix some minor ASoC bugs * Add "proper" reboot and shutdown handling for poodle, c7x0, cxx00 and tosa
2006-04-02linux-oz-2.6: various updates to 2.6.16 and openzaurus.incRichard Purdie1
* Update LED patches to math those merged into mainline * Update defconfigs to reflect IDE disk trigger changes * Update backlight patches to reflect those merged into mainline * Add poodle patches to fix MTD partition size and detect the correct amount of memory * Update to the collie frontlight driver to enable a backlight control on collie/poodle (and match backlight class changes) * Add a hacked in poodle touchscreen driver (confirmed as working) * Update Collie/Poodle defconfigs and openzaurus.inc to rotate the framebuffer console by default * Have openzaurus.inc generate a tgz in deploy/images containing the complete set of kernel modules (and change the deploy task to run before packaging) * Add the start of w100fb accelerated framebuffer operations (from Mardy)
2006-03-23linux-oz-2.6: Updated defconfigs to add CONFIG_TUN=m (refresh c7x0 and cxx00 ↵Richard Purdie1
against 2.6.16). Add patch to ignore invalid MMC SCR structures. This should be tested carefully as its effect is unknown.
2006-03-21linux-oz-2.6: Add 2.6.16 kernel (tested on c7x0 and spitz)Richard Purdie1