Alarms With Kdepim/pi For Rc12 Sl-c3100

[albertr]

Do you use kernel from rc12 too? I think apm rtc alarm should now work on all pxa270-based Zauriis with small patch that should be included in rc12 kernels for c1000/c3000 and c3100.
-albertr

[plcg]

Do you use kernel from rc12 too? I think apm rtc alarm should now work on all pxa270-based Zauriis with small patch that should be included in rc12 kernels for c1000/c3000 and c3100.
-albertr
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Hi,

And where can we find this small patch, please ?
Thanks.

plcg

[cattin]

Is there anything I can do to further debug this? I would love to get it working (I've already installed the specially compiled version kdepim in anticipation )

this is a mistery to me, as the RTC settings seem to be okay. did your zaurus wakeup with the old apmsleep?

Philippe

[albertr]

[And where can we find this small patch, please ?
Thanks.

It was posted awhile ago on some thread about kopi applet for pdaXrom, Please try to search this forum, If you can't find it, please let me know and I'll re-post it.
-albertr

[plcg]

It was posted awhile ago on some thread about kopi applet for pdaXrom, Please try to search this forum, If you can't find it, please let me know and I'll re-post it.
-albertr
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Thanks.

I've searched and found this [a href=\"http://www.iral.com/~albertr/linux/misc/pxa27x_power.diff]link[/url] but it doesn't seem to work  

plcg

[albertr]

Sorry, looks like my provider changed the leased dhcp address, I'll slap it when get home tonight.
-albertr

[karlto]

pgas - thanks for the tip on the compiler (I think I have been trying various 3.x versions, but haven't gone back that far)

Because the SL6000 is a PXA255 (not PX270 as many others), I think this is why the RTC alarm wakeup problems. I have some thoughts on where to put a similar patch, so hopefully I can get a kernel to compile to test it...

plcg and desertrat seem to be getting the same behaviour as I am - everything works except the actual hardware wakeup!

[desertrat]

I've searched and found this link but it doesn't seem to work 

The link works now, but more importantly does anyone have the results of applying that patch   . That is some binary file or another that I can copy to my c3100?

-- cheers

[desertrat]

this is a mistery to me, as the RTC settings seem to be okay. did your zaurus wakeup with the old apmsleep?

I copied the original apmsleep back and tried it. That doesn't work either, it just stays off until I use the On/Off button to wake it up again. BTW did you use the patch that albertr refers to in post #16?

-- cheers

[cattin]

I copied the original apmsleep back and tried it. That doesn't work either, it just stays off until I use the On/Off button to wake it up again. BTW did you use the patch that albertr refers to in post #16?
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No I didn't have to compile a patched kernel. I just flashed a brand new SL-C3k1 with RC12 directly (including the kernel). Even the original apmsleep was working as long as one didn't wrap around a day boundary.

regards, philippe

[pgas]

Don't know if it is relevant, but there are some posts related to trouble with apmsleep and related when ntp is installed.

[albertr]

If you were upgrading from RC11 to RC12 on a PXA270-based Zaurus, is there any chance that the new kernel was not flashed during upgrade? Type `uname -a` to make sure you are using the newer kernel.
-albertr

[desertrat]

Don't know if it is relevant, but there are some posts related to trouble with apmsleep and related when ntp is installed.

Nope I don't use ntp. I only use ntpdate now and again to correct clock.

-- cheers

[desertrat]

If you were upgrading from RC11 to RC12 on a PXA270-based Zaurus, is there any chance that the new kernel was not flashed during upgrade? Type `uname -a` to make sure you are using the newer kernel.

Before rc12 I had been using Cacko rom, so the kernel not being updated should not be a problem. In fact when I switched from Cacko I had even resized and reformatted the "root" partition.

BTW do you mean to say that rc12 already has the patch?

-- cheers

[albertr]

BTW do you mean to say that rc12 already has the patch?

Yes, I think so, since it was mentioned by Sashz in the first post on the following thread:
https://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=15762
-albertr