04:17 <tmlind> freemangordon: ok interesting, one of the phy-mapphone-mdm6600 gpios is supposed to wake it up

04:38 <tmlind> freemangordon: maybe check if you get phy_mdm6600_wakeirq_thread() to trigger on notifications with autosuspend enabled, maybe that needs to do something to wake the usb ohci host too

04:40 <tmlind> freemangordon: ohci-platform.c is the usb host driver in this case

05:06 <tmlind> freemangordon: if the oob gpio does not trigger and phy_mdm6600_wakeirq_thread() does not run with autosuspend enabled, then maybe the phy-mapphone-mdm6600 needs to implement something for the usb resume k state

05:10 <tmlind> actually the k-state handling would have to be implemented in omap-usb-host.c as that handles the signals

05:13 <tmlind> freemangordon: here's the old patch series to implement remote wake-up for omap-usb-host.c, might be simpler to do now

05:13 <tmlind> https://lore.kernel.org/all/1373473081-27181-1-git-send-email-rogerq@ti.com/

05:18 <tmlind> basically nowadays we'd set up linux generic wakeirq for the omap-usb-host.c phy pads

05:20 <tmlind> then the k-state would get detected, and the wakeirq would pm runtime reumse omap-usb-host.c

05:21 <tmlind> but i'd check the phy_mdm6600_wakeirq_thread() stuff first as that is oob

08:02 <freemangordon> tmlind: yeah, I suspect usb remote wake-up does not work

08:03 <freemangordon> and I end up in the same patchs that's still missing :)

08:04 <freemangordon> phy_mdm6600_wakeirq_thread() gets called when there is something for the UART part

08:04 <freemangordon> not for usb

08:05 <freemangordon> so I don;t think it is correct to wait for serial OOB notification to wake USB

08:05 <freemangordon> that *might* work but it is still a hack

08:07 <freemangordon> for example - if I disable RSSI reporting over gsmmix (+SCRN=0) I still get NAS events over qmi

08:07 <tmlind> freemangordon: ok so i'll take a look at adding wakeirq support for the omap-usb-host.c pads when i get a chance, might be a while

08:08 <freemangordon> tmlind: I looked at those series yesterday, didn; look like something complicated

08:08 <freemangordon> so I may try to prepare something as well

08:09 <freemangordon> just want to know - do sysc driver sets WAKE_EN on the pads in suspend? like, do I need to have separate set of pinctrl-simple pads like in th epatch?

10:12 <tmlind> freemangordon: in the dts, add pinctrl pins for the omap-usb-host.c, and an irq named wakeirq, then in omap-usb-host.c call dev_pm_set_dedicated_wake_irq()

10:12 <tmlind> in dts the wakeirq is offset from the padconf base for one of the phy pads

13:01 <jk_000> hello 0/

13:03 <jk_000> i was trying to install sshfs on a droid4 stable and it needs to replace fuse with fuse3 making some packages loose its dependencies

13:03 <jk_000> does anyone of you use sshfs?

13:03 <jk_000> i want to sshfs-mount my music files to the droid4 over my wlan

13:06 <jk_000> :)

13:32 <jk_000> ... gotta go. ciao

13:36 <Wizzup> let me check

13:37 <Wizzup> huh, in latest devel we loose the hildon menu indicator arrow?

13:37 <Wizzup> jk_000 I have sshfs installed and no issues

16:04 <freemangordon> tmlind: I think I have the .c part, but not sure what I have to do about .dts part :(

16:22 <freemangordon> should't we have wakeirq per port, not one for omap-usb-host.c?

17:19 <diejuse> Hello. I have uploaded a video to YouTube demonstrating the use of the Onboard keyboard that I have been adapting to Maemo Leste for the last few days. I am satisfied that I managed to achieve (more or less) the idea I had in mind of being able to write documents or program or play games like I do on my computer but without a physical keyboard. I

17:19 <diejuse> have also documented its installation on my github.

17:20 <diejuse> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqFHivcPIRM

17:21 <diejuse> Sorry. The video is this: https://youtu.be/0rS_sP_NXAo

17:29 <freemangordon> diejuse: wow, that's cool

17:31 <diejuse> freemangordon Thank you. I'm glad you like it :)

17:33 <Wizzup> music is good too :D

17:34 <diejuse> Wizzup :p

17:34 <diejuse> It would be nice if someone tested the installation script I made to see if it works well in native Maemo.

17:34 <Wizzup> and also to be able to test your work on some android phones

17:36 <diejuse> At the moment I have only put the installation of the basic version on github. I have to add the plus version that adds keyboard repositioning and switching from one keyboard to another from the keyboard itself.

17:36 <Wizzup> ok

17:36 <diejuse> Wizzup Yes, I have several to try but I'm sure they will work the same, starting with Android 8.

17:37 <Wizzup> btw, I think someone also emailed me about keyboard and hildon

17:37 <Wizzup> is this the guy who works on the keyboard you're showing?

17:37 <Wizzup> I still have to reply to him

17:38 <diejuse> I also talk frequently with that guy Inky introduced me to. His keyboard is called "coolkbd" and the one I show in the video is "onboard".

17:39 <Wizzup> ok, yeah, he emailed me

17:39 <diejuse> They are different investigations. At the moment the "onboard" keyboard has more functionality for a user. But yours will be better if you achieve certain challenges that you are now trying to solve

17:40 <diejuse> *yours -> him

17:40 <diejuse> his

17:41 <diejuse> he achives*

17:52 <Wizzup> ok

23:58 <duuude> Wizzup: the battery remains "charging" when it is full