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SanDisk Sansa c200v2, m200v4, clipv1, clipv2, clip+, and fuzev2
Xanikseo:
Wow quite a successful day ;)!
Can confirm that the hold switch is instantly detected. However (yes, unfortunately there is a but) sometimes the backlight flashes on and off quickly for about a second or two before the backlight finally turns off. It doesn't always happen, but I think it mainly happens during heavy cpu load. If you boost cpu through debug menu, it is easily reproducible. Unfortunately another case of extra delays for the boost :P?..
EDIT: WTF? Sometimes backlight randomly flashes while in hold??? (After unboosting cpu). Ok this is weird, it seems that when the cpu is boosted, it randomly makes the backlight flash (but only when in hold I think)...
bilditup1:
Hey all-
Just now, I crashed after selecting an mp3, with the following error:
data abort
at 30027024
FSR 0x8
(domain 0, fault 8)
address 0xBB0F879F
I'm not sure if this was already addressed; if so, sorry. This is from the latest nightly (25733).
-e
UPDATE: Another thing- I'm not sure if this is standard behavior or not, but after shutting down from rockbox, if I connect a USB chord in the Fuze, the original firmware is loaded up and a connection is established, without having to slide the power button...is it staying after shutdown?
funman:
--- Quote from: Xanikseo on April 27, 2010, 05:55:08 PM ---Can confirm that the hold switch is instantly detected. However (yes, unfortunately there is a but) sometimes the backlight flashes on and off quickly for about a second or two before the backlight finally turns off. If you boost cpu through debug menu, it is easily reproducible. Unfortunately another case of extra delays for the boost :P?..
--- End quote ---
Yes hold doesn't work when boosted, so possibly the delay needs some tweaking.
EDIT: fixed
EDIT2: fixed properly :p
--- Quote from: bilditup1 on April 27, 2010, 05:56:08 PM ---Hey all-
Just now, I crashed after selecting an mp3, with the following error:
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As I just wrote today:
--- Quote from: funman on April 27, 2010, 12:32:36 PM ---Make sure you boosted the CPU before reporting crashes (read last pages of this thread)
--- End quote ---
You can do so by increasing the counter in debug menu -> cpu frequency
--- Quote from: bilditup1 on April 27, 2010, 05:56:08 PM ---Another thing- I'm not sure if this is standard behavior or not, but after shutting down from rockbox, if I connect a USB chord in the Fuze, the original firmware is loaded up and a connection is established, without having to slide the power button...is it staying after shutdown?
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Plugging USB powers the device, I think it's not documented by rockbox as it's a feature of the hardware (nothing to do with rockbox).
Fuzev2 automatically boots to OF if USB is detected at boot time (we use this as a recovery method).
This is documented in the Fuzev1 manual where most of the content should apply to fuzev2 as well (although not guaranteed).
bilditup1:
Aight, so I guess I'll boost the freqs and try to reproduce the error. Sorry for not paying more attention.
-e
Update:
I began to try the newest build today, but it seems microSD support is broken; my card is not recognized. Reverting back to 25733 from 25747 fixes this. Again, apologies if this is not helpful.
Xanikseo:
OK some updates...
Hold definitely totally works now, which is great!
The button light has started flashing again while switching tracks though :(. EDIT: Only when unboosted though...
While boosted in debug, and when switching track, I got this error (2 times so far):
--- Code: ---Data abort
at 30027024
FSR 0x8
(domain 0, fault 8)
address 0xBB0F89FF
--- End code ---
In r25750, I got this error while doing the same:
--- Code: ---Data abort
at 30026FD8
FSR 0x8
(domain 0, fault 8)
address 0xBB0F89BF
--- End code ---
I notice that your most recent svn submission seems to have solved all plugin problems, funman :).
EDIT: Switching tracks seems to be generally very slow when done from the now playing screen. While viewing the playlist and selecting files to play, switching is fast. I think it just takes some time to gather the various data in the tags of the current file playing (while in now playing screen), before it even considers playing the next track?
Yes, it seems that when selecting a new file, and then if you jump to the now playing screen, you can't do anything for about 2 seconds. If you don't go to the now playing screen, there's no problem.
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