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Xduoo X3 II
johnb:
Thanks for figuring this out. I confirm this is a valid workaround.
Still I don't understand why this only happens with the this player.
speachy:
The X3ii (and X20, and AGPTek Rocker) run Rockbox as applications on top of Linux, and Linux typically enforces case sensitivity when accessing filenames. I don't know if there's any easy way to get around that.
Gunthor:
What a wonderful port - I truly am excited. :D
I installed it today, walked through settings and tested the functions that I use regularly: Nearly everything already works as expected. To get me thrilled... here is my prioritzied wish list:
(1) Bootloader needs to bypass countdown (Thank you @speachy for putting this on the to-do list already).
(2) Add Advanced Key Lock (in General Settings >> System), so that e. g. only volume buttons work when all others don't.
(3) One question: If I test all the available plugins (Games, Applications, Demos) and let you know the ones that don't work (crash) for this port, will you remove them from one of the future builds? It always sucks when listening to something great, then trying out one of the plugins only to experience a crash. I remember a crash with the Sansa Clip Zip where it wasn't even possible to reset the device in order to trigger a reboot (I had to wait until the battery was drained!). Is there any fail-safe button combination that will always trigger reboot or will cause a shut-off?
(4) In case you want to make it flawless: The Set Time/Date is not used when saving settings: I saved my settings at 21:35 o'clock, but when I look at the properties of the newly created config05.cfg file it shows a time stamp that is 8h off! Two minutes later I took this picture:
speachy:
The displayed time/date are queried from the system RTC. file dates are from what the OS generates when the file is created.
My guess is that the RTC is in UTC, but the OS thinks it's in UTC-8 (US Pacific time?).
It's screwy but I'm not sure what we can ultimately do about it without possibly breaking the OF in the process.
Bilgus:
On a hosted device you can possibly trigger a reboot if it crashes but I can't say for sure
As far as removing broken plugins from a build I'd rather see them fixed but blocking their execution might be a temporary fix..
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