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The wakeup alarm will be disabled when powering off anyway
OF database refresh of µSD now only happens if the wakeup was
explicitely enabled
There still seems to be a freeze problem when powering off (sometimes)
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RDA5802, so rename files and functions. Also fix several bugs.
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card_enable_monitoring() method actually didn't eliminate the possible race conditions it was meant to fix.
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hotswapping things
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dB (e.g. used for Cowon D2). Below -57 dB the line out is affected. The manual is updated accordingly.
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the power button is held, not that the power button is held AND that no other button is held. This makes shutting down players with small tightly spaced buttons (Sandisk...) much easier. This also means that combos involving the power button can now potientially power off the player. The H10 and sansas excluding the Fuze use a combo involving power for AB repeat mode. However, the timeout for shutdown is much longer then the long press duration needed for AB repeat, and in practice seems to not be a problem on these players. I've tested this on various players for a long time and bugged other people to try it out, so I think its pretty safe, but if theres problems it can be reverted or keymaps tweaked.
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loopback for FM recording otherwise the signal and levels are poorly represented in monitoring (can't just do ADC->DAC for general FM and get voice too). Some tweaking to input setup to improve gain a tiny bit. A little bit quieter startup too.
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Make 'pause' simply be 'mute', allowing tuning during user mute as well as nicer-sounding unmute.
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If we disable the hearbeat source after enabling the watchdog there's no
more lock-up when powering off the dap
Comment out alarm enabling on startup since rockbox disables the alarm anyway
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A specific poweroff function needs to be used for wake-up to work
Disable RTC in bootloaders for consistency with other Sansas
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matters). Make sure 'sleeping' is 'false' before the powerup sequence (throws-off powermgmt and it *is* about to woken again and powermgmt will need to compensate). Avoid looking at mutex flag directly; there's no tangible benefit I can discern and changes to the kernel that alter the meaning shouldn't be able to break anything. For that, in the jz sd driver, have sd_disk_is_active just return 'false' like all the other SD drivers do. If it *must* return this, it should implement it's own method but it seems to not matter.
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- enhance registers description in header file with respect to the as3543
registers: point which one are present or not in the as3543, which bits
change (i didn't detail all registers)
- cache less registers, only up to the ones which are written to
multiple times
- use ascodec_readbytes() to cache all needed registers in a row
- separate the as3543 bits from as3514/as3515 in audiohw_preinit()
- comment out unused audiohw_set_lineout_vol
- some cosmetics
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removing two #ifdef SIMULATOR and makes it happen as on target.
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-> Change references to as3517 into as3515
there is a reference to the as3515 in the public as3525 datasheet to
support this fact
as3517 is used in the as3527 SoC, the (public) as3527 datasheet has
detailed information on its registers
the audio codec/PMU used in as3525v2 (thought to be as3543) appears to be
compatible (identical?) with as3517
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firmware/target/hosted/sdl, uisdl.c is split up across button-sdl.c and system-sdl.c.
- Refactor the program startup. main() is now in main.c like on target, and the implicit application thread will now act as our main thread (previously a separate one was created for this in thread initialization).
This is part of Rockbox as an application and is the first step to make an application port from the uisimulator. In a further step the sim bits from the sdl build will be separated out.
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configuration specifies CHARGING_MONITOR or greater, allow poweroff while plugged but not actually charging the battery.
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feature. Under the hood, it's designated a hardware equalizer since it is one. Implement code framework for hardware EQ in general. Menu aspect is well abstracted and so the UI and strings can be changed around if taste doesn't quite suit. So far the emphasis is distinction of the UI labelling from the software EQ so that it's clear the settings are for a different thing.
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bitfields. Additionally, use volume update latching for all volume settings.
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change lowest step from -74dB to -73dB, as it really is -73.5dB and is
rounded to -73
fix FS#11237
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level in decidecibels for subsequent code.
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prescale bass and treble controls to avoid clipping.
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If the bit 6 is set volume is much lower, without writing it explicitely
it is undefined.
According to linux sources this bit is related to mixer.
Initialize Audioset2 with low power 'hph' (probably headphones) quality,
as I couldn't make a difference with 'high quality' setting.
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directory, also standard'ify some parts of the code base (almost entirely #include fixes).
This is to a) to cleanup firmware/common and firmware/include a bit, but also b) for Rockbox as an application which should use the host system's c library and headers, separating makes it easy to exclude our files from the build.
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wrapped via a static inline.
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restore loud volume on Clip+
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rockbox), dither, and headphone bias current taken from c200v2 firmware. These should result in several mA power savings on all as3525, and probably an improvement on AS3525v2 as well as the c200v1 and e200v1. RMAA tests on the e200v1, clipv1 and clipv2 show no measurable difference in output when driving a 16 ohm load.
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528MHz. Requires an SPI and PMIC interface rework because of the low-latency needs for the DPTC to work best with minimal panicing. SPI can work with multitasking and asynchronously from interrupt handlers or normal code.
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Remove audiohw_mute from header as well, and make this function static
to each driver (commented out when it was unused)
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it lets you select internal PLL or external MCLK and is not related to mute
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sizes if the drive is sane.
The ipod video build has a MAX_PHYS_SECTOR_SIZE of 1024. This meant it would refuse to boot on drives with sectors larger than 1024 bytes, even if those drives don't actually require the workaround originally intended for the 80GB 5.5G's drive.
ata_init() will now, if the drive claims to have >512 byte sectors, try and read sector 1 to determine if the drive is capable of emulating 512-byte sector accesses. If this succeeds, we assume the drive is better at it than us (this is very likely to be true) and set phys_sector_mult to 1, disabling the workaround and ensuring the drive will work regardless of sector size.
Making use of this change requires that you build and install an updated bootloader as well as the main build; a new iPod bootloader will be released soon, so if you can't do this yourself, be patient.
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