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I'm pretty sure the kernel is in tools.tar, actually.
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Try here:
Pdaxii13 build files
The link you quoted was broken from 5.4.7 onwards.... not sure why.... but have fun with 5.4.8..... Note: I would guess that tarball doesn't upgrade the kernel which you might want to do to get the new sound stuff - it makes a HUGE difference to the sound quality (thanks eviLjazz!)
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build 5.4.8 is available for testing.
this release comes with an updated kernel (still 2.4.20 but with extra features)
the sound should be better, battery monitoring should be better, and hostap support is improved, ie some wifi cards that previously were created as eth0 will now be wlan0 and scanning should work so wifi radar should work nicely now. in order to get wpa working, you need to install this package: hostap_driver_0.4.7_3_armv5tel.ipk
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Thanks for the feedback. I'm glad it works for you, zedkatuf2.
Alright, back to porting my Quasar Media Player to pdaXrom...
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Hello folks,
I'm selling a like-new Zaurus SL-C3100 with a lot of accessories.
I almost never used it, it was my "backup" device (I mainly use my C3200). I rarely use it, so I'm now selling it - but still keep my Zaurus
Bids are starting from 250 Euros: Zaurus SL-C3100 with accessories
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Your links are okay.
For updating the kernel you just need zImage and updater.sh.
Modules are optional. There are some drivers included in the module archive which are not included in pdaXrom or pdaXii13.
The kernel config is just there to make things more transparent in case you want to recompile the kernel yourself from either the sources I provided or my current SVN.
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Okay, that took a bit longer than expected. Sorry about that.
So here it is:
Mixer sourcecode and binaries for Sharp ROM/Cacko and pdaXrom/pdaXii13:
http://www.katastrophos.net/zaurus/sources/wm8750mixer
Pre-compiled kernel images that include the modified WM8750 driver code:
http://www.katastrophos.net/zaurus/kernels/v55
In my kernel branch the official pdaXrom kernel patches that are included with the pdaXrom builder have been merged with the Cacko patches. There weren't many differences sourcecode-wise. Most of it comes down to just a few kernel configuration differences, which are handled by the build system included in the sourcecode snapshot. I'm going to submit the changes to the pdaXrom team. However, I'm not sure if they are still interested in the old, albeit stable kernel 2.4.20.
I've tested the pdaXrom kernel extensively on my C3200 for the last 3 days. It's working without any problems.
Please post your results for the other models! Thanks.
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Alright, I installed pdaXii13 at last. It's quite nice actually. WPA is a nightmare to set up, though.
Anyway, attached is a screenshot of the mixer app running in X11 and Qt3.
I'll probably release the ipkg and kernels sometime today or tomorrow.
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I used to get slow fades to white screens on my 1000 and 3200s either after resuming or playing around in Kino2 when I was running Cacko. Like you a reset would clear up the problem. I don't think it is related to the ribbon cable because I have not run into the problem in various pdaX, OZ and Angstrom builds I have run since then. I tried the hinge screw tightening on both units but the screw were still tight.
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wouldn' the thing to do be to patch the existing pdax kernel and then build as usual (not that I7ve done any such thing in pdaX, but itt seems more logical)
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OK, I might try & compile the app....also thinking of 'risking' installation of the fastFPE-uncachedfb kernel
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Here are my lousy FPE benchmarks:
http://www.katastrophos.net/zaurus/kernels.../FPE-Benchmark/
The new FastFPE code is a lot better than the old code that comes included with the stock kernel sources. It's the default FPE for Tetsu's kernel now. The Cacko kernels comes with NWFPE enabled.
My subjective feeling is that FastFPE accelerates Opera A LOT.
As for the mixer application, it's plain Qt 2. I bet Qt 2 / 3 is included in pdaXrom. It should be fairly easy to compile once you have the dev environment set up.
I can't sacrifice my Zaurus right now and install pdaXrom since I need a working setup tomorrow. Perhaps at the weekend, can't promise...
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cacko doesn't use X11. cacko is based on qtopia.
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