Zero3K
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I tried doing that. It didn't help.
SuperZaxxon v1.54 RC released
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Zero3K
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Another issue I'm noticing is that WiFi is being enabled on startup for some reason even though I didn't configure it to be. How do I fix it?
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You can enable and disable it in the Startup-Settings.
Zero3K
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Its not enabled in the Startup-Settings.
still no joy getting toucgscreen working after redownloading and reflashing 1.54.
lsmod command in terminal outputs this
Module Size Used by
bluetooth 135482 0
g_cdc 31846 0
omaplfb 6399 0
pvrsrvkm 142894 1 omaplfb
zram 10162 1
snd_seq 47389 0
snd_seq_device 4491 1 snd_seq
snd_pcm_oss 37469 0
snd_mixer_oss 13852 1 snd_pcm_oss
ipv6 229983 10
fuse 57963 2
ads7846 8481 0
hwmon 964 1 ads7846
EDIT: Found the problem, had NOTHING to do with the firmware update. Went around the bezel with some pressure and middle top section pressing it caused the touchscreen to react fine again. Still working mostly fine, it stops on occassion but pinching that section gets it working again.
lsmod command in terminal outputs this
Module Size Used by
bluetooth 135482 0
g_cdc 31846 0
omaplfb 6399 0
pvrsrvkm 142894 1 omaplfb
zram 10162 1
snd_seq 47389 0
snd_seq_device 4491 1 snd_seq
snd_pcm_oss 37469 0
snd_mixer_oss 13852 1 snd_pcm_oss
ipv6 229983 10
fuse 57963 2
ads7846 8481 0
hwmon 964 1 ads7846
EDIT: Found the problem, had NOTHING to do with the firmware update. Went around the bezel with some pressure and middle top section pressing it caused the touchscreen to react fine again. Still working mostly fine, it stops on occassion but pinching that section gets it working again.
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I find the new LED-Settings Feature nicely , but it doesn't work properly after rebooting my GHz Pandora.
I've lowered the brightness for the normal mode LED from 255 to 40 , and the powersave LED from 16 to 8,
but after rebooting it is set to the normal brightness as standart , even when i shut down the Pandora .
After that i looked at it again, but the Settings i'd made was saved and shows me 40 and 8 but the LED
shines like it would be set to normal mode 255 and powersave at 16 .
Maybe with this Feature we could save a little bit extra Battery power :wub: , i love it .
I've lowered the brightness for the normal mode LED from 255 to 40 , and the powersave LED from 16 to 8,
but after rebooting it is set to the normal brightness as standart , even when i shut down the Pandora .
After that i looked at it again, but the Settings i'd made was saved and shows me 40 and 8 but the LED
shines like it would be set to normal mode 255 and powersave at 16 .
Maybe with this Feature we could save a little bit extra Battery power :wub: , i love it .
Thanks for the update! I check for updates regulary, and it is pretty impressive to see how often there are some, considering how few people actually work on it.
My update stopped with an "error" because my cpu.conf is modified, so it did not overwrite it. I had the message before, probably because I changed the default CPU settings. I did use the interface for it, though, never touched the file manually.
It did not show a "Please reboot" message, it just stopped at the error and did not do anything. So I closed the window and rebooted.
The update seems to have worked fine for me (1 GHz unit). So far everything works. Including WiFi and my USB TV-Stick.
I would have prefered to be able to change the brightness of the Wifi-LED. I won't turn it off, I need it to tell me if Wifi is on or not. But when sitting in a dark room the LED can be a bit too bright.
My update stopped with an "error" because my cpu.conf is modified, so it did not overwrite it. I had the message before, probably because I changed the default CPU settings. I did use the interface for it, though, never touched the file manually.
It did not show a "Please reboot" message, it just stopped at the error and did not do anything. So I closed the window and rebooted.
The update seems to have worked fine for me (1 GHz unit). So far everything works. Including WiFi and my USB TV-Stick.
I would have prefered to be able to change the brightness of the Wifi-LED. I won't turn it off, I need it to tell me if Wifi is on or not. But when sitting in a dark room the LED can be a bit too bright.
urjaman
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There is no PWM on any other LEDs than charge and power. So no brightness control for the left-side leds - also no brightness control for the LED7 and LED8 on the right side if you installed them 
notaz
Certified Guru
It's real strange realtek broke, I've built it the same way I always do..
Does running "sudo modprobe 8192cu" manually help?
Does running "sudo modprobe 8192cu" manually help?
That's what "blacklist wl1251_sdio" does in /etc/modprobe.conf .
Zero3K
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I just found a bug. Charging the Pandora via its mini-USB port causes its Keyboard to stop working and freeze when trying to reboot it.
Zero3K
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1. It states "FATAL: Error inserting 8192cu (/lib/modules/3.2.39/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/8192cu.ko): Device or resource busy" when I try using that command.
2. I have that entry in it but it still gets turned on during startup.
EDIT: I ran sudo depmod and then sudo modprobe 8192cu when USB Host was disabled. After doing that, I enabled USB Host and saw that the WiFi Dongle is now working. On reboot, I have to run the command again.
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notaz
Certified Guru
I always charge over USB, never had such problem..
Ok, so it just needed depmod. Are you sure you still have to do it after reboot?
Zero3K
Active Member
I don't think its the depmod that it needed. Yes, I am sure I have to do it after a reboot.
notaz
Certified Guru
And if you do "sudo depmod -a" and reboot?
Realy nice , that fixed it and the WiFi Dongle works out of the box now like before .
Firstly i started the Pandora opened the Terminal , than typed the command "sudo depmod -a" ,
than shuting down the Pandora OS, started it again and it works flawlessly now after enabling the USB-host .
Thank you verry much :wub:
, that fixed it and the WiFi Dongle works out of the box now like before .Firstly i started the Pandora opened the Terminal , than typed the command "sudo depmod -a" ,
than shuting down the Pandora OS, started it again and it works flawlessly now after enabling the USB-host .
Thank you verry much :wub:
Zero3K
Active Member
It didn't fix it on my Pandora.
notaz
Certified Guru
Your /etc/modprobe.conf is likely messed up, maybe wrong line endings?
You can try the one attached.
EDIT: had wrong file, re-attached.
modprobe.conf.zip
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Kwenie
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Uhm .. I'm probably overlooking but where can I find this feature? :wacko: Is it terminal-only maybe?
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