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--- doc:appunti:hardware:freerunner_debian [2011/11/01 07:47] – [Idle notification: timeouts and signals] niccolo
+++ doc:appunti:hardware:freerunner_debian [2011/11/01 13:28] – [WiFi broken in openmoko-panel-plugin] niccolo
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   - The GSM modem gets powered-on with ''RequestResource''.
-  - APN, login and password are entered.
   - Register on the GSM network.
+  - APN, login and password are entered.
   - Check PDP status and start the connection.
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 ==== WiFi broken in openmoko-panel-plugin ====
-The **fso-deviced-openmoko** should be patched because the sysfs path to control the WiFi power changed in kernel 2.6.34. See **[[http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=647003|Debian bug #647003]]**.
+The **fso-deviced-openmoko** before 0.9.5+git20110805-2 has a bug (the WiFi power sysfs path changed in kernel 2.6.34), see **[[http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=647003|Debian bug #647003]]**.
 Also **''openmoko-panel-plugin''** must be patched to use the new FSO DBus interface. I will release that patched version soon.
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 Idle status is one of the following: **''busy''**, **''idle''**, **''idle_dim''**, **''idle_prelock''**, **''lock''** and **''suspend''**. To prevent the device entering a state, set its timeout to **''-1''** (see the note below). If a state is disabled, the subsequent states are never reached.
-**NOTE**: to set a timeout of **''-1''** you cannot use the command line because **''-1''** is interpreted as an option. We can use the interactive mode of ''mdbus2'':
+**NOTE**: to set a timeout of **''-1''** you cannot use the command line because **''-1''** is interpreted as an option. We can use the interactive mode of ''mdbus2'' (terminate with Ctrl-D):
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