True, but the driver is universal and supports a wide range of fpc1XXX devices. And the driver is called fpc1020.
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That i didnt knew, i will try to do it thenTrue, but the driver is universal and supports a wide range of fpc1XXX devices. And the driver is called fpc1020.
EDIT: look at this commit, CM is already using fpc1020 driver
(https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/a2eaa438d10f3fbfaad02e1a45d824cb78f64bb8)EDIT2: But it seems its not all implemented. I will try to port that feature, as soon as i get the device, it doesnt take much long now, as i ordered it yesterday.
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I know but as I said OnePlus has modified the driver with extra code for the OP2 so they can simulate capacitive buttons.That i didnt knew, i will try to do it then
EDIT: look at this commit, CM is already using fpc1020 driver
EDIT2: But it seems its not all implemented. I will try to port that feature, as soon as i get the device, it doesnt take much long now, as i ordered it yesterday.
That is exactly what we want.
I've already ported over the driver from the OP2 kernel but as of now it fails to start with a 22 error in dmesg.
drivers/input/misc/fpc1020_nav.c
You only need to add this file to your source, and fix some bugs that might appear (if they appear, i am 90% sure thats no problem)
I searched in source, and that is the file that report gestures to system as a key pressed
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I know.
Edit: We don't even need the whole fpc1020_nav.c file... that one seems to be there for full fledged touchpad emulation.
For our needs we can simplify it a bit more and just dumb it down to a regular tap -> simulate keycode one.
Edit2: I think I busted something in my port. The interrupts are going crazy now. :/
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I will port the all file so i can get other cool features and create a useful app that allows user to use gestures to open apps or something like thatI know.
Edit: We don't even need the whole fpc1020_nav.c file... that one seems to be there for full fledged touchpad emulation.
For our needs we can simplify it a bit more and just dumb it down to a regular tap -> simulate keycode one.
Edit2: I think I busted something in my port. The interrupts are going crazy now. :/
I will use generic codes like KEYCODE, so it dont override with some buttons or special features
Alright. I will leave it to you then.I will port the all file so i can get other cool features and create a useful app that allows user to use gestures to open apps or something like that
I will use generic codes like KEYCODE, so it dont override with some buttons or special features
Keep us updated, your kernel is amazing.
Thanks bro, ofc i will get you all updated
EDIT: BTW, anykernel will be used next build to improve compatibility with custom ROMS, and UBER GCC will be back, for better battery life, and performance. Stay tuned!
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As long as you keep COS compatibility up and running that is fine with me.
I'm looking forward to it.
Bro, 2 hours of coding and always getting missing functions (trying to port gestures), this will be so hardcore!As long as you keep COS compatibility up and running that is fine with me.
I'm looking forward to it.
I got a minimal port (just single button, no full touchpad emulation) done but it interrupts like crazy, so yeah I know why I didn't bother with a full port.
You can do it, if you need mental or other support just say so.
New build is UP guys! It works on mokee now, and have a minimal support for ukm (still very buggy)
Cheers
Cheers
I've removed it. It was not stable, and it was bugged, so i am trying to port it again, in private builds (as i already have the device).
But i have no time to work hard on it, in next couple of weeks, so dont expect voltage for now.
Cheers
Thanks 4 your hard work!
2 questions: what's "UKM" and what's your app of choice to manage kernel settings?
2 questions: what's "UKM" and what's your app of choice to manage kernel settings?
OK! I'm on latest MOKEE and kernel seemed to fit perfectly, thought deep sleep became terrible, phone doesn't seem to sleep at all...
In CPU settings page I've noticed that 2nd core doesn't unplug even at low CPU load.
And if manually unplugged any of secondary cores seems not to plug-in and CPU works on 1st single core
Can it be due to custom hotplug? Or mb it's settings?
In CPU settings page I've noticed that 2nd core doesn't unplug even at low CPU load.
And if manually unplugged any of secondary cores seems not to plug-in and CPU works on 1st single core
Can it be due to custom hotplug? Or mb it's settings?
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Can't confirm that. My Z1 goes into deep sleep. Lost 2% in about 20 hours in flight mode.
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I am experiencing that too, its hotplug problem, but as far as i tested until now, stock mpdec seems to have a great battery too, and a good performance (got 55746k in antutu 6.0). So i will revert hotplug to stock one and make our experience even better
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