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Attached to Project: Rockbox
Opened by RMenes379 - 2009-06-01
Last edited by RMenes379 - 2010-10-18

FS#10269 - Philips GoGear HDD6330 - Rough cut of new port

This patch adds the Philips GoGear HDD6330 to the build system as a new target. Normally, one would have to tweak the code for the HDD1630 to build for this device, but now you can do so without the tweaking.

This patch is still extremely rough, and it doesn’t build correctly yet. It errors out when constructing rockbox.elf, so maybe someone with more experience can take a look at it and see where it goes wrong.

As the HDD6330 is largely similar to the HDD1630, sound, LCD, FM radio, and more should work. There is no touchpad driver, so control is still very rough. But it’s the start of something, and should make it easier to finish up the port now. :)

   philips-gogear-hdd6330.diff (84.6 KiB)
Closed by  RMenes379
2010-10-18 12:48
Reason for closing:  Out of Date
Additional comments about closing:  

Some new work related to this port had been committed earlier in the year. This is old, outdated, and kludgey code.

mcuelenaere commented on 2009-06-02 15:46

You forgot setting the correct SVN keyword settings on new files:
svn pdel svn:executable [FILES]
svn pset svn:eol-style native [FILES]
svn pset svn:keywords ‘Author Date Id Revision’ [FILES]

RMenes379 commented on 2009-06-02 15:51

Crap, I keep forgetting that.

I’ll do so and post a new patch.

mcuelenaere commented on 2009-06-02 15:52

You can edit your ~/.subversion/config to do some of this automatically ;) ( http://www.wains.be/index.php/2007/01/11/subversion-automating-svnkeywords/ )

lowlight commented on 2009-06-02 16:12

I have a hdd6330 tree from some time ago when we first got it working. There’s no need to duplicate all those files since they are identical for the hdd1630 and there are no functional changes or ifdefs needed. Instead, I renamed the target directory to “hdd1630_hdd6330” and renamed the existing files except the lcd files. The tree looks something like:

philips/hdd1630_hdd6330/backlight-hdd.c
philips/hdd1630_hdd6330/button-hdd.c
philips/hdd1630_hdd6330/fmradio_i2c-hdd.c
philips/hdd1630_hdd6330/lcd-as-hdd1630.S < for hdd1630 only
philips/hdd1630_hdd6330/lcd-hdd1630.c < for hdd1630 only
philips/hdd1630_hdd6330/lcd-hdd6330.c < for hdd6630 only
philips/hdd1630_hdd6330/power-hdd.c
philips/hdd1630_hdd6330/powermgmt-hdd.c

I understand what needs to be done with the touchpad, but I probably need a device to test the changes. I doubt it needs it’s own driver file though. I’m assuming you have the lcd driver I wrote. It uses basic transfers, however, the OF disassembly indicates that it can do block transfers. So that will need some work. Also, there is no “lcd-as” file for the hdd6330, so no mpegplayer.

Perhaps it is best if I update find time to my tree and post a patch.

RMenes379 commented on 2009-06-02 18:47

Mark, I have a GoGear HDD6330 here. If you’d like, I could help test patches to see if everything works.

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