Yes, what I meant is the System->Running Time Screen. The time shown there is inaccurate.

The inaccurate clock of the ibasso rockbox needs to be taken as well into account. If you go to the running time screen (while music is playing), and doing a real time stop watch, 60 seconds "rockbox" time will be about 66 seconds in reality. So a shown running time of 8 hours will be in...

The commit of gerrit to rockbox trunk failed by Michael (=saratoga), due to the same reasons as discussed (gerrit seems to be somwwhat limited/buggy) He gave also a statement in yesterdays IRC log (http://www.rockbox.org/irc/log-20140914) (at 23:03): saratoga: well i give up...

I fear I'm not a big help with that, my C programming knowledge is very limited. Anyhow, some good news from the rockbox devs:     Michael Giacomelli   2:22 AM Patch Set 5: Code-Review+1 I'm satisfied with the state of the port. If no one complains, and you are ready, I'll probably...

??? Actually I never used the adb, I'm creating always cwm rockbox zips, installed via the CWM menu

Did that already, made a mixture that suites my personal taste.

Indeed. I've managed to install the android sdk and ndk, and now I can compile the rockbox by my own. (I had to fiddle around a while to get the correct android version installed via the eclipse gui). Fortunately I'm working on a native linux PC, compiling under Windows seems not to work...

I see, thanks for your info.

I'm not too familiar with git as well (and I don't know gerrit at all), but I guess what you need to do is a "git pull --rebase" on your local rockbox git repo. That will apply your local changes ontop of the pulled rockbox master. That will then cause then a merge conflict with that missing...

Hm, I don't know as well. You already created some patch sets, can't you create a new one from the latest trunk revision? Anyhow, maybe you can ask the rockbox devs by adding a new comment to gerrit?

Noticing too that the boot selector code isn't part of the gerrit. The original one of Ilya located here https://bitbucket.org/isergachev/dx50sw/src which is already adapte by you.   I would guess it might go somewhere into rbutil/ibassopatcher similar to the rbutil/ipodpatcher

There is a merge conflict with the latest trunk. firmware/common/rbpaths.c does not exist anymore. The related functionality is now located in firmware/target/hosted/filesystem-app.c

Sure, but what I meant is When power is pressed in main Menu -> goto WPS/resume playback;   I know that this is not the standard rockbox behavior, it's belonging to your "Smartphone UI Style", but it is really useful.   Edit: Oops didn't read you first sentence. Anyhow, I guess I can...

Thanks a lot. Unfortunately the "Jump to WPS from main menu with the power button" is gone as well, which I really liked :-(

Much appreciated. Nevertheless when turining that option on, the behavior is that when you press a button (apart from the power button), nothing happens, the screen is not switched on, and the original button context is not executed. Only when you press it again, the button context is then...

There exists a setting Settings->General Settings->Display->LCD Settings->First Buttonpress enables backlight only (which defaults to off). Shouldn't that be used, rather than doing it in a hardcoded way?

One glitch I'm noticing, when deep in the settings menu, e.g Settings->General Settings->Display->LCD Settings->Backlight Then when pressing the pwr button, you jump back to the main menu, instead one step back only.

Too from any other screen, like any game screen you are using the power button to go back one hierarchy, so to use it in the WPS with a different context is counterintuitive. The only exception is the main (root) menu, there you jump now back to the WPS, but that would be ok I guess.

Hi Cholero, a short test shows no bugs, the hold switch is now working as it should, the battery lifetime display works, the timers are improved. Going back to the WPS from the main menu with the power button I like, but using the power button for the backlight off I don't like, the original...

Thanks for you effort, keep your good work up!

Hi Cholero, Thanks for your upcoming addition. For the running time, as I only switch on the device for half an hor or one hour per day, it's hard to say, but I guess 12 hours would be feasable.   Another thing, the hold button is disabling only the screen, but not the hardware buttons...

Hi, In my WPS I want to use the Battery Lifetime tag (%bt), but the in the screen it shows only ?h ?m. In the battery preferences I've changed the setting to 2100 mAh. I guess some preprocessor switches are needed to be defined for the target device, which are not set for the android ibasso...