Power Failure

My local portmap server went down, and I tryed to fix it with my Z. First strange thing I noticed - touchscreen did not work (tapping switches opened windows (fvwm)). I managed to get WLAN up and restart my portmapper. But I wanted to fix ts bugs. I removed /etc/pointercal file and restarted X. Calibration did not succeed, so I restarted Z. It did not even turn on. After plugging in AC adaptor, power led started blinking. D+M (diags menu) shows:
BAT0_V: 9.8
BAT0_T: 3.2
BACKUP: 3.2
Value of 9.8 seems to be really strange.
System still boots, if you press D+B (recovery flash partition), then reboot it by entering runlevel 6.

How to fix it?

Add: Real voltage at battery is 3.62V, so my battery is OK. IMHO there is something wrong with power curcuits.

Software Compilation

Hi. If someone has a working toolchain with x11-devel and sdl-devel (and maybe sdl-image-devel) libraries, please compile this program: http://mxhaard.free.fr/spca50x/Download/sp...20050701.tar.gz
It is a video (v4l) grabber, that outputs grabbed video to SDL. I have a spca50x connected to tosa's USB host and I would like to record videos to CF.

Oz Tosa Kernel

Is there a way to patch OZ SL6k kernel to make it read my mtdparts from first partition? I want my Z not to split root and home partitions, but default OZ kernel has mtdparts= parameter inside and does not use arguments, specified by sharp bootloader.

6000 Kernel

Hi, All!
Where can I get source of OZ 3.5.2/Opie kernel for 6000?

6000 Rom Creation

Hi. I am going to make a ROM with X11 and cyrillic support for SL-6000.

Please help me with something, you know:
- mkfs.jffs2 padding options DONE
- move /etc/ and /home/ to mtdblock3 DONE
- brightness control DONE
- touchscreen calibration with SharpROM-like kernel (creating pointercal) HELP!
- SL-6000 keyboard mapping English keymap done
- suspend problem: system does not resume after apm -s / echo>/proc/sys/pm/suspend suspend DONE, resume without USB - DONE
- xmms DONE
- fluxbox DONE
- WLAN DONE

Please post your wish lists and speed up development by telling me how to do things, that are not done yet.