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Native LEDE firmware, make your Xperia Z1 Compact as a true wifi router
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Was not on our thread for a while, wow! Seems touch screen and display with freedreno is working? Don't have time right now to play with this but hope in month-two I get time for this 
Actually, I'm afraid that might have been more concerning Z2 more than Z1..
Anyway, audio is landing too.
(ok, Z1c has 9320, but hey, can't be that different? /s)
EDIT: annnd it's here https://github.com/postmarketOS/linux-postmarketos/tree/qcom-audio-wip
Anyway, audio is landing too.
(ok, Z1c has 9320, but hey, can't be that different? /s)
EDIT: annnd it's here https://github.com/postmarketOS/linux-postmarketos/tree/qcom-audio-wip
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Did somebody say mainline?
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linu...m/boot/dts/qcom-msm8974-sony-xperia-amami.dts
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linu...m/boot/dts/qcom-msm8974-sony-xperia-amami.dts
QDSP6 and WCD9335 support was pulled in by Linus minutes ago
As for poor Rhine, progress is building here now: https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/linux-postmarketos/commits/qcom-tfa-audio-wip
And if you have.. Uh, time to kill, there was this interesting issue.
As for poor Rhine, progress is building here now: https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/linux-postmarketos/commits/qcom-tfa-audio-wip
And if you have.. Uh, time to kill, there was this interesting issue.
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https://github.com/andersson/qrtr
https://github.com/andersson/rmtfs
https://github.com/andersson/ta-service
Good things really come in small packages
https://github.com/andersson/rmtfs
https://github.com/andersson/ta-service
Good things really come in small packages
Hey, postmarketOS dev here, although more on the user-land. All praise ata2001 for his work on mainlining our beloved Amami!
The latest projects linked by mirhl, for anyone not that much in the running, should allow us to use the modem on mainline Linux. Basically, call functionality on mainline Linux is close!
That said, it isn't much use if the display doesn't work, so we'll first have to get that working.
I've just asked ata2001 to write down the current mainlining status on our wiki page, but afaik it's basically booting (that's handy isn't it?), wifi and serial. I don't think even usb-net works, but I might be wrong there.
The latest projects linked by mirhl, for anyone not that much in the running, should allow us to use the modem on mainline Linux. Basically, call functionality on mainline Linux is close!
That said, it isn't much use if the display doesn't work, so we'll first have to get that working.
I've just asked ata2001 to write down the current mainlining status on our wiki page, but afaik it's basically booting (that's handy isn't it?), wifi and serial. I don't think even usb-net works, but I might be wrong there.
Yes but too late. I'm still waiting April... for https://shop.puri.sm/shop/librem-5/
Whats a status of mainline kernel, if I'm not wrong not all patches from Ata is implemented to the mainline kernel? On PostmarketOS wiki I see its just partialy implemented https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Devices
What defconfig is used for this https://github.com/ata2001/linux/tree/amami ?
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(April still feels late in its turn to be fair)
The only thing in mainline should be the dts I mentioned above.
That and the panel being basically the only changes of ata branch, I think you could even seamlessly transition to linux-postmarketos if you reapplied those patches.
Assuming relatively trivial differences from Z2, just about anything aside of audio and modem, should work.
@opendata maybe could add something.
Defconfig should be this, originally tested on amami itself.
The only thing in mainline should be the dts I mentioned above.
That and the panel being basically the only changes of ata branch, I think you could even seamlessly transition to linux-postmarketos if you reapplied those patches.
Assuming relatively trivial differences from Z2, just about anything aside of audio and modem, should work.
@opendata maybe could add something.
Defconfig should be this, originally tested on amami itself.
Z2 use 4.18 kernel with freedreno and this is a result https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/96z2uv/librem_5_dev_images_running_on_the_xperia_z2/e44xpa6/
Interesting! I forgot where I stored my modifications to the kernel used for our Lede, I'm so lazy now to make working defconfig and dtbs just for trying mainline kernel 4.18
Anybody tried PostmarketOS on Amami? Is there any prebuilt?
Interesting! I forgot where I stored my modifications to the kernel used for our Lede, I'm so lazy now to make working defconfig and dtbs just for trying mainline kernel 4.18
Anybody tried PostmarketOS on Amami? Is there any prebuilt?
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Pfft.. prebuilts!
It seems almost like they are dying to stay as much noobs-repelling as possible, in a race with Halium for the most untelling documentation /s
A whole year ago, I know Z1c could already watch youtube.
Then, *I think* building should be on the side of straightforward... Especially with device-amami being already pegged to mainline.
But aside of re-routing you to official channels my "experience" stops here.
It seems almost like they are dying to stay as much noobs-repelling as possible, in a race with Halium for the most untelling documentation /s
A whole year ago, I know Z1c could already watch youtube.
Then, *I think* building should be on the side of straightforward... Especially with device-amami being already pegged to mainline.
But aside of re-routing you to official channels my "experience" stops here.
Ok thanks! Thats wasting a time I know. I have RPi Zero W for my needs, almost done playing on our phone, totaly not interested for phone development, so lazy, and to be honest have no free time for phone development. I'm in hope someday we get linux on Amami, I will keep Amami for some years more, need to change backside plastic and front side foil and its like a new
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Well, long time no see.
I'm not super duper sure about the actual latest state of affairs, but we got a bump to 5.0 here.
https://github.com/ata2001/linux/tree/amami-rebase
I'm not super duper sure about the actual latest state of affairs, but we got a bump to 5.0 here.
https://github.com/ata2001/linux/tree/amami-rebase
Sadly my lovely z1c is dead for two months and I'm on xperia go right now
Uh, very sad story.
But what iiff I told you then, that they got 3.4 nice and polished working, and 3.10 booting in STE land?
Let alone, everythingˀ ready for tinkering with mainline.
But what iiff I told you then, that they got 3.4 nice and polished working, and 3.10 booting in STE land?
Let alone, everythingˀ ready for tinkering with mainline.
STE is so slow, I have deleted almost all aplications except messages, phone and browser, I don't think I going to play with any sony anymore
Oddly enough, I also happened to have to dig up my XU last week (with XNovathor 4.1.2 because it's one of the slimmest rom with most of stuff working)
And the only particular slowness I could report of is that due to lack of memory tbh.
Which, I mean.. It would be leaps and bounds better if instead of ~390MB of available RAM (more than half being taken by system services) we could access the last fifth reserved for "useless" hardware. Something that, you know, the shiny CMA could bring to light (even without the magic of Lima driver or zstd)
And the only particular slowness I could report of is that due to lack of memory tbh.
Which, I mean.. It would be leaps and bounds better if instead of ~390MB of available RAM (more than half being taken by system services) we could access the last fifth reserved for "useless" hardware. Something that, you know, the shiny CMA could bring to light (even without the magic of Lima driver or zstd)
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I'm on cm11 with all google services disabled since cause device lack of memory, without google services it realy stable and litle fast
Behold what magic we got here, just for the very records
https://github.com/msm8916-mainline/linux-mdss-dsi-panel-driver-generator
https://github.com/msm8916-mainline/linux-mdss-dsi-panel-driver-generator
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