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Re: Linux/Android on CDMA Touch Pro -- Now working on Verizon! And with GPS!

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makk, gps breaks deepsleep.

what is a wakelock? when i did my dmesg for phh so they can try to figure out the sleep issue with gps i saw a ton of wake locks.

if you want a copy of my dmesg too, let me know.

also they were takling about implementing chamonix's program for dmesg i think. supposed to make it alot easier to get those to the devs i guess?
Hmm. I haven't (knowingly) turned on GPS since I was unable to get it to work the first few times -- I don't really know the state of the radio on this raph500, so I wasn't sure whether it even should work. I guess it might be coming on without my knowledge and killing sleep, but I'm doubtful.

wakelocks are what they sound like -- they lock the device in the awake state (i.e. prevent sleep). I saw one on the PowerManager service (seems to be an higher level Android function to lock), as well as vbus (not sure on this one... USB maybe?), smd_diag (something on the cdma radio, which is weird since I was in airplane mode), and maybe one other.

chamonix has Command Center, which will do the dmesg thing, and a bunch of other command line things, from an android interface. I haven't tried it lately, but it's there if you want to give it a shot. Seems convenient.

Your dmesg seems to just be locked on vbus -- which I think is just from being connected to a charger/computer.
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