Mer/Status/SmartQ5 - Revision history

amigadave: {{Mer}}

2010-09-22T10:56:26Z

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	For general SmartQ tips, see [[../SmartQ \| tips for SmartQ]].		For general SmartQ tips, see [[../SmartQ \| tips for SmartQ]].

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	* Hardware buttons support		* Hardware buttons support
	* [[/XAA\|XAA]]		* [[/XAA\|XAA]]
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-	~~[[Category:Mer]]~~

2010-02-01T21:24:39Z

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		+	For general SmartQ tips, see [[../SmartQ \| tips for SmartQ]].
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	Notes on SmartQ 5 MID:		Notes on SmartQ 5 MID:

2009-07-18T15:33:28Z

link to XAA

2009-07-18T15:30:00Z

Mer/Hardware/SmartQ5 moved to Mer/Status/SmartQ5: keep all the /Status HW together

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Revision as of 15:30, 18 July 2009

2009-06-04T16:25:20Z

Hardware support

2009-06-04T15:50:03Z

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	Offset in NAND is meant as offset from 16/8mb end offset in blocks (512 byte blocks). If offset is 0, it is not meant to be in the NAND image (qi doesn't make any sense there, nor rootfs, etc)		Offset in NAND is meant as offset from 16/8mb end offset in blocks (512 byte blocks). If offset is 0, it is not meant to be in the NAND image (qi doesn't make any sense there, nor rootfs, etc)
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		+	== Hardware support ==
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		+	* Power management
		+	** Bluetooth
		+	** USB otg / Host
		+	** WiFi (on/off, PSM)
		+	** Backlight control + dimming/turn off
		+	* SD slot automounting
		+	* Open source upgrade tool and initramfs
		+	* Updated u-boot
		+	* Audio: Headphone / loudspeaker switch
		+	* TV out
		+	* Microphone?

2009-05-25T13:28:32Z

Boot process

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	This is where qi is placed, maximum 16 blocks size, zero out the remaining 2/1027 blocks		This is where qi is placed, maximum 16 blocks size, zero out the remaining 2/1027 blocks

-	Qi will then (see /qi/src/cpu/s3c6410/start_qi.c) try to locate a SmartQ firmware image (see genimage for format, or same file, struct FirmHead on ~~16384~~ blocks before the end, or ~~32768~~ blocks before the end, and load u-boot from the firmware image.	+	Qi will then (see /qi/src/cpu/s3c6410/start_qi.c) try to locate a SmartQ firmware image (see genimage for format, or same file, struct FirmHead on 32768 blocks before the end, or 16384 blocks before the end, and load u-boot from the firmware image.

	If this fails it will load u-boot from 512+18 blocks before the end, maximum size 512 blocks.		If this fails it will load u-boot from 512+18 blocks before the end, maximum size 512 blocks.

2009-05-22T11:26:03Z

Firmware image format

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	<pre>		<pre>
	typedef struct _firmware_fileheader {		typedef struct _firmware_fileheader {
-	uint32_t magic; // '~~2009~~'	+	uint32_t magic; // '2\0\09'= 0x32 0x00 0x00 0x39
	uint32_t check_sum; // for 8 ~ .fh_size		uint32_t check_sum; // for 8 ~ .fh_size
	uint32_t fh_size;		uint32_t fh_size;

2009-05-22T11:25:23Z

Firmware image format

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	char vendor[32]; // XXX: uint32_t vendor_string_len; char vendor_string[]		char vendor[32]; // XXX: uint32_t vendor_string_len; char vendor_string[]
	//uint32_t nand_off_end1=16M/512, nand_off_end2=8M/512; // offset from INAND END(BLOCKS)		//uint32_t nand_off_end1=16M/512, nand_off_end2=8M/512; // offset from INAND END(BLOCKS)
-	uint32_t component_count /* = 4*/;	+	uint32_t component_count /* = 5*/;
	struct {		struct {
	struct {		struct {
-	uint32_t offset, size;	+	uint32_t offset, size; /* nand offset in blocks, sizes and file offset in bytes */
	} file, nand;		} file, nand;
	uint32_t check_sum;		uint32_t check_sum;

2009-05-18T17:06:33Z

Firmware image format

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	</pre>		</pre>

-	Offset in NAND is meant as offset from 16/8mb end offset in blocks (512 byte blocks)	+	Offset in NAND is meant as offset from 16/8mb end offset in blocks (512 byte blocks). If offset is 0, it is not meant to be in the NAND image (qi doesn't make any sense there, nor rootfs, etc)