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change soon (FS#10116 by Tomer Shalev)
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maintainable (FS#10150 by Tomer Shalev))
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Shalev)
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This doesn't make much difference right now, but it should keep HID memory usage lower (once HID is ready) (FS#10146 by Tomer Shalev)
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(FS#10145 by Tomer Shalev)
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(FS#10144 by Tomer Shalev)
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Tomer Shalev)
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on PP and iMX31
(not exactly the same. This one actually works)
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yet anyway.
Also, these messages should probably be done in a different way, like an update every second (or maybe half-second)
This should fix FS#10006
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that's used to go to usb power mode on plugin) when the host OS hasn't locked the device.
This only works for devices that expose a removable device, so for now the gigabeat S is out of luck.
(slightly modified from FS#9993)
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USB screen. A proof-of-concept for the actual screen is at FS#9969
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no point in keeping this
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S MBR on the fly in the UMS driver. It is hypothosized that actually changing these on the disk will make the OF more likely to reformat the data partition during recovery - but that is not confirmed. So we play it safe.
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reason it sometimes stops sending data on portalplayer
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sending data. Disconnecting and reconnecting gets it going again
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CACHE_FUNCTION_WRAPPERS and CACHE_FUNCTIONS_AS_CALL macros. Rename flush/invalidate_icache to cpucache_flush/invalidate. They're inlined only if an implementation isn't provided by defining HAVE_CPUCACHE_FLUSH/INVALIDATE.
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* Move RAM disk buffer allocation #ifdef below
* Don't use the audio buffer for bootloaders
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plugged but detect USB connection by bus reset. When received, disconnect and restart the driver fully enabled. imx31: Fix hack used to make initial connect succeeded-- set PHY type before initial reset. General: Move some target code out of usb-drv-arc.c and implement it in respective usb sources and CPU headers so things stay clean.
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the USB core whether or not any drivers require exclusive access at the moment of connect. Doing anthing else just produces nasty effects on Windows because it expects some communication just for enabling the PHY and not allowing it to mount volumes if a thread doesn't ack causes annoying error message boxes. Make behavior of each USB type identical from the system perspective. Some miscellaneous changes (simplify, ata->storage naming, define only used USB_* enums values were possible).
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will apparently be needed to reset the audio buffer
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normal case
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(even usb-tcc is too specific, but I don't know anything better)
Add #if0ed USB defines to config-cowond2.h, so experimenting with USB is easy
Add dummy set_serial_descriptor() implementation to usb_core.c. This one doesn't generate a unique serial, so it must never be used for non-testing purposes. When usaed, a compiler warning will be generated
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storage
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that, it also introduces sd_*, nand_*, and mmc_*.
This should be a good first step to allow multi-driver targets, like the Elio (ATA/SD), or the D2 (NAND/SD).
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by the wmcodec API used with the Wolfson codecs. The intention is to implement this API for the AS3525 and then share code with the Sansa V2 ports.
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controller drivers
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specs were a bit misleading, and the 'large' MMC which state a block size of 1024 or 2048 bytes and no partial read and/or partial write capability are happily accepting a block size of 512 bytes. So go KISS and remove all the variable/partial block handling code. This fixes the driver for the Transcend 4GB MMCplus, which doesn't cope when we actually set the 2048 byte block size it states. It also makes write operations involving small blocks faster and more reliable. * Note: The 4GB Transcend still doesn't work when plugged at boot, but works when hotplugged.
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Thanks to Martin Ritter for finding out that the uncached accesses were somehow causing this
SERIALIZE_WRITES can probably be removed, but this requires a bit more testing first
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