S802 Xbox support installer

[Finless]

Ah... one more small thing... 'Woo' is my last name, just call me as 'MG'.

Got it!

Thanks MG, I will test the new KO modules now on different boxes.

Bob

[Finless]

If I build the new boot.img with this source. Can you make signing for new boot.img? If I want to test new build of boot.img at my side, I have no idea to make flashable zip that must need signed.

Oh and yes, I can do whatever you need. Just let me know.

Bob

[Finless]

Got it!

Thanks MG, I will test the new KO modules now on different boxes.

Bob

Actually my Wife is bugging me... Time for dinner and together time.

So I must go. This weekend I will test and do any ZIP update you need.

DAMN TIME ZONES! You are in bed when I am alive and vise versa... Hard to do things in one day together.

Bob

[aeolous]

I have got it working wired but not wireless?

me too wired works the ps3 but mot wireless

[Arbelzapf]

I tried the updated xpad.ko on my X8-H but I still cannot insmod it. Just putting that out there in case it's useful


Oh and I am using a wireless controller, if it matters

[woomg]

I tried the updated xpad.ko on my X8-H but I still cannot insmod it. Just putting that out there in case it's useful


Oh and I am using a wireless controller, if it matters

Can you capture the dmesg log? I want to get the error message from insmod.

[woomg]

me too wired works the ps3 but mot wireless

for the wireless, I am looking for solution about that.

[aeolous]

for the wireless, I am looking for solution about that.

thanks woomg great job and Bob now i can enjoy fully my measy b4a

[Arbelzapf]

Can you capture the dmesg log? I want to get the error message from insmod.

Actually, I have always looked at it right after trying to insmod but never saw anything useful. I'll post it just to make sure:

<7>[ 6666.594843@0] need set max cpu num=2,state=2<7>[ 6666.594847@0] instance->target=2,target=2
<7>[ 6666.594851@0] cpufreq_device->cpufreq_state=2,cooling_state=2
<7>[ 6666.594861@0] policy->max=1608000,max_freq=1608000
<7>[ 6666.594864@0] policy->max=1608000
<7>[ 6666.594877@0] instance->target=0,target=0
<7>[ 6666.594881@0] instance->target=1,target=1
<7>[ 6666.594884@0] state=1,gpufreq_device->gpufreq_state=1
<7>[ 6666.594887@0] default max state=4
<7>[ 6666.594890@0] state=2,gpufreq_device->gpufreq_state=1
<7>[ 6666.594902@0] instance->target=3,target=3
<7>[ 6666.594915@0] need set max cpu num=3,state=3
<7>[ 6666.594926@0] current state=2
<7>[ 6666.594931@0] instance:cdev1,trend=0,throttle=0,instace->target=-1,cur_state=2,next_target=-1
<7>[ 6666.594935@0] *state=2
<7>[ 6666.594939@0] instance:cdev5,trend=0,throttle=0,instace->target=-1,cur_state=2,next_target=-1
<7>[ 6666.594942@0] current max state=2
<7>[ 6666.594946@0] instance:cdev9,trend=0,throttle=0,instace->target=1,cur_state=2,next_target=1
<7>[ 6666.594949@0] current state=3
<7>[ 6666.594953@0] instance:cdev13,trend=0,throttle=0,instace->target=-1,cur_state=3,next_target=-1
<7>[ 6666.594957@0] instance->target=2,target=2
<7>[ 6666.594960@0] need set max cpu num=2,state=2
<7>[ 6666.594963@0] instance->target=2,target=2
<7>[ 6666.594966@0] cpufreq_device->cpufreq_state=2,cooling_state=2
<7>[ 6666.594971@0] policy->max=1608000,max_freq=1608000
<7>[ 6666.594974@0] policy->max=1608000
<7>[ 6666.594982@0] instance->target=0,target=0
<7>[ 6666.594985@0] instance->target=1,target=1
<7>[ 6666.594988@0] state=1,gpufreq_device->gpufreq_state=1
<7>[ 6666.594991@0] default max state=4
<7>[ 6666.594994@0] state=2,gpufreq_device->gpufreq_state=1
<7>[ 6666.594997@0] instance->target=3,target=3
<7>[ 6666.595001@0] need set max cpu num=3,state=3
<7>[ 6666.595005@0] current state=2
<7>[ 6666.595010@0] instance:cdev2,trend=0,throttle=0,instace->target=-1,cur_state=2,next_target=-1
<7>[ 6666.595013@0] *state=2
<7>[ 6666.595017@0] instance:cdev6,trend=0,throttle=0,instace->target=-1,cur_state=2,next_target=-1
<7>[ 6666.595027@0] current max state=2
<7>[ 6666.595036@0] instance:cdev10,trend=0,throttle=0,instace->target=-1,cur_state=2,next_target=-1
<7>[ 6666.595040@0] current state=3
<7>[ 6666.595044@0] instance:cdev14,trend=0,throttle=0,instace->target=-1,cur_state=3,next_target=-1
<7>[ 6666.595047@0] instance->target=2,target=2
<7>[ 6666.595050@0] need set max cpu num=2,state=2
<7>[ 6666.595053@0] instance->target=2,target=2
<7>[ 6666.595056@0] cpufreq_device->cpufreq_state=2,cooling_state=2
<7>[ 6666.595062@0] policy->max=1608000,max_freq=1608000
<7>[ 6666.595067@0] policy->max=1608000
<7>[ 6666.595075@0] instance->target=0,target=0
<7>[ 6666.595078@0] instance->target=1,target=1
<7>[ 6666.595082@0] state=1,gpufreq_device->gpufreq_state=1
<7>[ 6666.595084@0] default max state=4
<7>[ 6666.595087@0] state=2,gpufreq_device->gpufreq_state=1
<7>[ 6666.595091@0] instance->target=3,target=3
<7>[ 6666.595094@0] need set max cpu num=3,state=3
root@manta:/ #

Am I doing something wrong?

[woomg]

Actually, I have always looked at it right after trying to insmod but never saw anything useful. I'll post it just to make sure:
Am I doing something wrong?

How did you that, more detail procedure you did, please.

[Arbelzapf]

Well, I typed

# insmod system/lib/xpad.ko //--> No such file or directory
# dmesg

Then copied as much text as I could get and posted it here

[woomg]

Well, I typed

# insmod system/lib/xpad.ko //--> No such file or directory
# dmesg

Then copied as much text as I could get and posted it here

"No such file or directory" means insmod command could not find xpad.ko file.

1. Did you have xpad.ko in /system/lib folder?

If yes, you can excute as like

# insmod /system/lib/xpad.ko

I think you missed '/' at front of 'system/...'.

Thanks,

[Arbelzapf]

The file is definetely there. Adding the slash sadly does not make a difference.

I also tried to load the module with "Mount Manager" which I will be using to mount my NAS as soon as cifs.ko is available (*bambi eyes*). This app allows loading of kernel modules via GUI, so I could actually select the xpad.ko file from a menu.

Yet it still refuses to load. From what I gathered "No such file or directory" is not a very helpful message in this case because it seems to be a catch-all for any type of problem such as incompatibility

Thanks for your time Any other ideas? Is dmesg just too full of CPU scaling so that I really need to fetch a couple of pages?

[woomg]

The file is definetely there. Adding the slash sadly does not make a difference.

I also tried to load the module with "Mount Manager" which I will be using to mount my NAS as soon as cifs.ko is available (*bambi eyes*). This app allows loading of kernel modules via GUI, so I could actually select the xpad.ko file from a menu.

Yet it still refuses to load. From what I gathered "No such file or directory" is not a very helpful message in this case because it seems to be a catch-all for any type of problem such as incompatibility

Thanks for your time Any other ideas? Is dmesg just too full of CPU scaling so that I really need to fetch a couple of pages?

Can you check about kernel version of your device? Is that 3.10.33? Sorry, because I don't have X8-H machine, so give me a inform about that.

[Arbelzapf]

Can you check about kernel version of your device? Is that 3.10.33? Sorry, because I don't have X8-H machine, so give me a inform about that.

No problem, thank you very much for your help.
My kernel version is indeed 3.10.33


EDIT: I got it!

xpad: Unknown symbol input_ff_create_memless (err 0)

Really had to scroll up quite a bit due to all the CPU scaling junk. Sorry for not catching this earlier