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This patch addresses the strange behaviour in the SVN SPI driver which caused it to hang occasionally. However, because the driver (still) isn’t interrupt based, it’s not really worth putting into SVN.

The main idea behind this patch was so that others can take a look at the PMU registers - some of which are displayed in the debug menu under port info - and contribute to the MC13783Regs wiki page[1].

The patch also adds a few things which I’ve determined such as powering the device off, and headphone detect logic (again, not interrupt based - though should be possible when we can catch external interrupts from the PMU).

[1] http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/MC13783Regs

Currently the superdom plugin does not handle user fonts especially well, this patch is the first step towards fixing this.
It's not yet ready to commit because I'm not sure that the implementation of the inventory screen is correct.

Please test/review the patch and provide feedback.

Fix a bug in the random folder advance feature that caused it to get stuck in a while loop if you were in a plugin or browsing a special directory (ie Plugins, themes, etc).

This is a work in progress clone of the old DOS game “Super Domination” (http://www.prophecybbs.org/usrfiles/CDROM002/GAMES/SUPERDOM.ZIP), currently playable on IRiver H100, H300, iPod 4G (colour and mono), nano, iAudio X5 and M5.

The general idea of the game is to take over the map by placing resources (tanks, men, planes etc) on squares to overpower the adjacent computer controlled squares.
The game is playable (but you can’t actually win yet, the computer will never give up), but needs a lot more work before I think it is done.

What needs fixing:
- There is a bug in the game menu where you cannot quit (probably not hard to fix)
- The score calculation code is quite ugly, but I can’t think of a better way to implement it.
- The AI is pretty basic
- The graphics I’ve made are pretty bad. (anybody good at pixel art?)
- Nukes haven’t been properly implemented yet (no fallout)

Stuff I’d like to implement:
- Settings for things like number of moves per turn, difficulty settings (which I think would be easiest to have a multiplier on the amount of cash generated), etc.
- Support for portrait displays (not exactly sure how to accomplish this, it’s pretty packed as it is)

Anyway, stick the bitmaps in /apps/plugins/bitmaps (native/ for the 16bit ones and mono/ for the mono one), apply the patch, and all should be fine to compile…

As per a request from a friend I've implemented a feature from the iPod original firmware, volume limiting.
You can set a maximum volume, and while in the WPS you can't increase the volume past that point, to avoid blowing up your ears.
The patch has only been tested in the sims, and it bumps the config block version so you'll need to save your settings.

Just a small patch to enable the voicing of the splash “Shutting down”, so you can tell at what point to stop holding “play” on the iPods if you can’t see the screen.

In the solitaire plugin, it is possible to remove the two of spades by "double clicking" the card before the ace of spades has been put into position.
This makes the game impossible to finish, as the card has actually disappeared, and cannot be moved onto the final stack.
As far as I am aware, this only occurs with this particular card.

To reproduce this, start solitaire and keep generating a new game until the two of spades is available on the top of one of the stacks, and double click it.

Previously skipping a track in repeat-1 mode would start playback again of the same track.
As dongs pointed out on IRC (repeatedly) from his detailed studies of many people this is unintuitive.

So here the fix is.

This is a plugin which allows you to add or modify ID3 tags. Currently it only supports ID3v1.1 tags.
There are probably some errors in my code, but it does work. Please leave comments and feedback. :)

When browsing plugins or themes from the menu, the list would display the title “/”, because tc.dirlevel wasn’t initialised properly for those calls.
The way I’ve fixed it isn’t the best (tc.dirlevel still isn’t done properly), but it was the simplest solution.

So now, browsing plugins displays the folder name - “rocks”, is there anyone against renaming this folder to “plugins”? I think it would be more logical this way - viewers are also “rocks” technically…

This patch adds a basic properties screen to the onplay menu, in the likes of the ID3 screen.
I created this because rockbox has no other means of finding the filesize of a file and to quickly check the file extention, which is hidden in when “show files” is set to “supported”.
This is especially useful for when you have encoded a recording made on the player with the wav2wv plugin, and want to know which to delete.
At the moment it just displays the full path, the file extention and the filesize of the selected file, but I will perhaps add more things as I think of them, and as I learn more about C to enable me to do the things I think of :).

Just a few small fixes to the star plugin. These include:

• Reduced the speed back to normal on colour targets
• Added the ability to use the select button to navigate menus on iPod and irivers.
• Tried to fix the animation next to the menu. It's a little better but still very flakey.
• Adjusted the position of the ball and block indicator bitmap while playing the game, so they are not placed off the edge of the screen.

It’d be nice to have a battery meter in the USB screen (preferably both bootloader and rockbox), especially for units which can’t charge and be in USB mode at the same time, ie iriver players.
I often get paranoid as to how much battery is left on the thing while it’s plugged in, so a little percentage or visual indicator would be really useful.

This patch should (if I made it correctly, I’m new to this) give the ability for a playlist search to return results after you cancel.

At the moment, while searching in a large playlist for a specific song, the result may tick up to 1 early in the search, but you have to wait for the search to complete to play the song.

This patch provides a list of songs already found when the search is cancelled, potentially saving a bit of time.

Feedback appreciated

The bug can be reproduced by starting the minesweeper plugin with default settings, pressing A-B (mode) once and then pressing play.
Also of note, it says “You found 0 mines out of 0” but the total number should be 96.
Taking action (selecting a place to uncover) before checking the number of mines seems to solve the problem, it’s just if you check first.

On iRiver targets the yes/no screen would ask you to
press ON to signify yes, but it was actually mapped for
the select key.
This patch corrects it.
It also makes it less likely that you will accidentally
delete a file by moving the key away from the direction
pad.