| Message ID | 20210124135409.5473-1-jonathan.albrieux@gmail.com (mailing list archive) |
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| Series | Add initial support for BQ Aquaris X5 | expand |
Hi! > Aquaris X5 (Longcheer L8910) is a smartphone released by BQ in 2015. > > As part of msm8916-mainline project, this series aims to bring initial > mainline support for it. Good to see another phone being supported. Can I ask you to cc: phone-devel@vger.kernel.org with phone stuff? > Features added: > - SDHCI (internal and external storage) > - USB Device Mode > - UART > - Regulators > - WiFi/BT > - Volume buttons > - Vibrator > - Touchkeys backlight > - Accelerometer and gyroscope sensor > - Magnetometer sensor How close are you to having useful phone calls? Best regards, Pavel
Hi Pavel, On Sun, Jan 24, 2021 at 10:01:19PM +0100, Pavel Machek wrote: > Hi! > > > Aquaris X5 (Longcheer L8910) is a smartphone released by BQ in 2015. > > > > As part of msm8916-mainline project, this series aims to bring initial > > mainline support for it. > > Good to see another phone being supported. Can I ask you to cc: > phone-devel@vger.kernel.org with phone stuff? > > > Features added: > > - SDHCI (internal and external storage) > > - USB Device Mode > > - UART > > - Regulators > > - WiFi/BT > > - Volume buttons > > - Vibrator > > - Touchkeys backlight > > - Accelerometer and gyroscope sensor > > - Magnetometer sensor > > How close are you to having useful phone calls? > You can do phone calls (with audio) and you can use mobile data, if you have the patches for that. :) I'm trying to find time to finish up the drivers needed for that, but I've been a bit short on time lately. Actually we have come pretty far with MSM8916-based smartphones. Most functionality is (somewhat) working at this point, the primary open task is optimizing suspend/power consumption. Battery/charging and camera is also tricky but works somewhat on some of the devices. Most of the functionality is packaged in postmarketOS [1] and you can find a list of the devices in the postmarketOS wiki [2]. Especially the ones in the "community" category are quite similar in terms of working functionality. Stephan [1]: https://postmarketos.org [2]: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Qualcomm_Snapdragon_410/412_(MSM8916)
Hi! > > > Aquaris X5 (Longcheer L8910) is a smartphone released by BQ in 2015. > > > > > > As part of msm8916-mainline project, this series aims to bring initial > > > mainline support for it. > > > > Good to see another phone being supported. Can I ask you to cc: > > phone-devel@vger.kernel.org with phone stuff? > > > > > Features added: > > > - SDHCI (internal and external storage) > > > - USB Device Mode > > > - UART > > > - Regulators > > > - WiFi/BT > > > - Volume buttons > > > - Vibrator > > > - Touchkeys backlight > > > - Accelerometer and gyroscope sensor > > > - Magnetometer sensor > > > > How close are you to having useful phone calls? > > You can do phone calls (with audio) and you can use mobile data, if you > have the patches for that. :) I'm trying to find time to finish up the > drivers needed for that, but I've been a bit short on time lately. :-). > Actually we have come pretty far with MSM8916-based smartphones. > Most functionality is (somewhat) working at this point, the primary > open task is optimizing suspend/power consumption. Battery/charging > and camera is also tricky but works somewhat on some of the devices. Yes, power consumption is a lot of fun :-(. > Most of the functionality is packaged in postmarketOS [1] and you can > find a list of the devices in the postmarketOS wiki [2]. Especially > the ones in the "community" category are quite similar in terms of > working functionality. I know about postmarketOS (I even contributed a bit some time ago), and watch it from time to time. Currently I'm using old Nokia 6151 for phone calls, but would not mind switching. Work is ongoing in Droid 4 land -- phone calls are also "almost there". But the almost seems to be a lot of work :-(. Best regards, Pavel
On Wed, Jan 27, 2021 at 11:24:07PM +0100, Pavel Machek wrote: > > > How close are you to having useful phone calls? > > > > You can do phone calls (with audio) and you can use mobile data, if you > > have the patches for that. :) I'm trying to find time to finish up the > > drivers needed for that, but I've been a bit short on time lately. > > > Most of the functionality is packaged in postmarketOS [1] and you can > > find a list of the devices in the postmarketOS wiki [2]. Especially > > the ones in the "community" category are quite similar in terms of > > working functionality. > > I know about postmarketOS (I even contributed a bit some time ago), > and watch it from time to time. Currently I'm using old Nokia 6151 for > phone calls, but would not mind switching. Work is ongoing in Droid 4 > land -- phone calls are also "almost there". But the almost seems to > be a lot of work :-(. > It's fairly simple on Qualcomm SoCs once audio DSP and modem are working (which is not that simple). I basically just tell the audio DSP to stream voice call audio to the audio ports and then it does that without involving the kernel. It seems to work quite well, so far no one complained about quality or something like that. Not sure if anyone is actively using it already though :) The work left is mainly making the driver more generic so it can work on other Qualcomm SoCs as well (right now I have some things hardcoded). Also, I still haven't fully figured out what is the best way to integrate it into ASoC/UCM/..., so that it can be easily activated when starting a voice call. Stephan
Hi! > > > > How close are you to having useful phone calls? > > > > > > You can do phone calls (with audio) and you can use mobile data, if you > > > have the patches for that. :) I'm trying to find time to finish up the > > > drivers needed for that, but I've been a bit short on time lately. > > > > > Most of the functionality is packaged in postmarketOS [1] and you can > > > find a list of the devices in the postmarketOS wiki [2]. Especially > > > the ones in the "community" category are quite similar in terms of > > > working functionality. > > > > I know about postmarketOS (I even contributed a bit some time ago), > > and watch it from time to time. Currently I'm using old Nokia 6151 for > > phone calls, but would not mind switching. Work is ongoing in Droid 4 > > land -- phone calls are also "almost there". But the almost seems to > > be a lot of work :-(. > > > > It's fairly simple on Qualcomm SoCs once audio DSP and modem are working > (which is not that simple). I basically just tell the audio DSP to > stream voice call audio to the audio ports and then it does that without > involving the kernel. > > It seems to work quite well, so far no one complained about quality or > something like that. Not sure if anyone is actively using it already > though :) Ok, thanks for info :-). > The work left is mainly making the driver more generic so it can work on > other Qualcomm SoCs as well (right now I have some things hardcoded). > Also, I still haven't fully figured out what is the best way to > integrate it into ASoC/UCM/..., so that it can be easily activated when > starting a voice call. On droid 4, we use mixer settings to configure audio system for a call. Maemo Leste has some kind of component to automatically adjust mixers when call is started. We use ofonod. Best regards, Pavel