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default). This setting can be used to enable/disable the power supply for accessories. With this commit implemented for iPods with PCF50605 power controller.
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for accessories on 5G/5.5G. A more sophisticated solution is needed.
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for 5G/5.5G -- no changes for other iPods. Savings on a 5G/5.5G are about 1.5mA.
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generic pcf50606.c using standard i2c read/writes.
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hardware on PP50xx targets (Ipods, Sansa, H10s, etc) resulting in a large savings in power and consequent increase in battery life. Results vary from target to target and from codec to codec, but we now approach the OF runtime on several PP devices. For now, leave base CPU clock at 30MHz, although further savings is possible with some codecs if clock is reduced. Additionally, fix battery capacity on c200 and use my measurements to improve runtime estimation for Sandisk targets.
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interrupted resulting in something you didn't intend. :)
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alarm had been set.
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since it's not always a mod. Make Ipod PCF driver keep other flags in OOCC1 that have been set instead of overwriting them.
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power-out in the Dock connector, which may help getting some accessories working - if they don't need to talk to the ipod via the Apple Accessory Protocol. Thanks to julius in IRC for testing.
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in-device addressing in the pcf50605, also switch to a 10bit resistive divider for the ipod battery reading, this is easily configurable if it needs changing, or even to become a user/runtime setting
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centivolt precision any way, also enable charging, it seems to detect fine when charging by USB
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but needs testing and stuff. Also improved the RTC driver and moved it to where it belongs, and interrupt protected a bunch of possibly broken i2c. Also start preparing code for ipod charge monitoring. Note: on the 5g, this takes up enough processor time to increase skippiness noticeably in WPS.
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should work...
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ipodlinux.
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