From: Jeroen D. <je...@sp...> - 2008-01-26 19:36:59
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Hi, Because this is my first post, I'll introduce myself: I'm Jeroen, a hardware hacker who runs a site with electronics stuff at http://spritesmods.com. Please do check out my projects if you're interested in that kind of stuff :) I recently got my hands on a cheap (E10) photoframe, which sported a nice 128x128 color LCD and a USB-connection, all based on a ST2205 or ST2203 microchip. To make a long story short: I hacked the firmware and put together a library so the display becomes directly accessable via the USB-port. The long story is on my site: http://spritesmods.com/?art=picframe&f=l4l . One of the things I have written is a patch for lcd4linux to support the picture frame. For now, I distribute it as a diff along with the firmware patches and the library, but I'd like them to end up in the lcd4linux code itself. I followed the driver_howto ('grats for a good explanation of how to write a driver, btw, it was quite helpful) and I ended up with a diff that should add the st2205 driver to lcd4linux. I uploaded it here: http://spritesmods.com/picframe/patch-lcd4linux.diff A warning: it seems that the indent.sh-script changed a bit more than just my patch. No idea if that's intentional or not. The driver is, as far as I've tested it, stable: my server has a nice screen telling me its load, disk I/O etc all on a nice jpg backdrop with alpha shading for about a week now, without a hitch. So, the question is: is my patch OK to be incorporated in the lcd4linux svn-tree, or is there still something I should attend to? Jeroen/Sprite_tm |