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Ingenic Jz4740/Jz4732 players
mcuelenaere:
--- Quote from: sinless on August 17, 2009, 01:53:10 PM ---Hmm...I have a onda vx777...as i know it only has two buttom(one and another inside the device,less than 747)..Can Rockbox run correctly on 777?
And how can i make it dual-boot(777 doesn't have a hold switch)?
Thanks....
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Sure, I have had reports of users running Rockbox on the VX777 with no problems.
I didn't know it doesn't have a hold switch, what buttons does it have then?
I'll make you a build which'll show the GPIO values, that way I can figure out how the buttons are mapped.
--- Quote from: Gametot on August 17, 2009, 02:21:32 PM ---
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Also, I ported the Pen&Paper WPS for the Onda, if anyone's interested I could add an entry in the theme server for the Onda's.
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yes i am interested
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I'll post it later this evening.
tspoon:
--- Quote from: mcuelenaere on August 17, 2009, 09:00:30 AM ---
Try %T|206|372|24|24|&stop| instead
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Also, I ported the Pen&Paper WPS for the Onda, if anyone's interested I could add an entry in the theme server for the Onda's.
http://build.rockbox.org/data/rockbox-ondavx747.zip
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Thanks, I'd be interested in the theme too...
Actually just one further question, on the wps page it gives a code for volume, but the description does not say how raising or lowering the volume is accomplished, it only says :
volume - sets the appropriate volume based on the touch
Can anybody tell how this works to raise or lower the volume. I'm guessing that maybe it raises if you hold your finger on and move left to right, and lowers for a right to left movement...
mcuelenaere:
--- Quote from: tspoon on August 17, 2009, 04:23:18 PM ---Actually just one further question, on the wps page it gives a code for volume, but the description does not say how raising or lowering the volume is accomplished, it only says :
volume - sets the appropriate volume based on the touch
Can anybody tell how this works to raise or lower the volume. I'm guessing that maybe it raises if you hold your finger on and move left to right, and lowers for a right to left movement...
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It's based on the width and height of that touch screen area, if the width is bigger than the height it's landscape oriented, otherwise portrait.
When landscape oriented, the area acts as a vertical scrollbar (in portrait as a horizontal) to set the volume (which isn't ideal, perhaps an argument should get added to manually force portrait or landscape orientation).
Try downloading/compiling the simulator and play with that (or just run a build on your device!), you'll figure it out eventually :)
mcuelenaere:
sinless:
Could you download this file and upload it to your player with usbtool 10 bootloader.bin (see the wiki for more info about usbtool)?
You'll need to open up your device and look for an internal button, that's the 'magic' button (see this for more details).
The file contains a modified Rockbox bootloader showing the touchscreens coordinates and the GPIO 0-3 raw values.
Could you tell me what value changes when you press a button, and that for each button there is on your device? (including power-off and hold if available)
slowmoe:
--- Quote from: mcuelenaere on August 18, 2009, 02:02:50 PM ---sinless:
Could you download this file and upload it to your player with usbtool 10 bootloader.bin (see the wiki for more info about usbtool)?
You'll need to open up your device and look for an internal button, that's the 'magic' button (see this for more details).
The file contains a modified Rockbox bootloader showing the touchscreens coordinates and the GPIO 0-3 raw values.
Could you tell me what value changes when you press a button, and that for each button there is on your device? (including power-off and hold if available)
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On my 777 there are these 4 values:
B0010300 FEFC1866 77F30000 FFFFFFFF
Pressing the power button changes the last Value to DFFFFFFF. The hidden button changes the Value to FFFFFFFD. When I put my sd card in it the second Value changes to DEFC1866.
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