User:RafaelOrtiz

es Castellano es la lengua materna de este usuario

en-3 This user is able to contribute with an advanced level of English.

fr-2 Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau intermédiaire en français.

Contact:

• rafael (at) laptop.org Rafael Ortiz
• IRC: dirakx or dirak1 in #olpc #olpc-es #sugar

Working on

• OLPC Colombia
• OLPC Colombia/Community
• Battery Charging
• Hand Crank Low Battery Recovery
• Battery and power
• OLPC Spanish America
• Sugar on Debian
• Grassroots Organizations
• Community Building
• Mesh Security
• Car battery
• Multi channel battery charger
• SDCC
• Embedded controller
• User:RafaelOrtiz/NandTest
• Serial adapters
• Laptop Batteries
• Work on procedures standardizations on User:RafaelOrtiz/UserCases, this is intended to give an accurate support for making sugar activities (with all the refinements involved). also in near future extended to general procedures of the laptop like doing upgrades and so on. this page should be merge with Support, and also give feedback about that.
• Open Hardware

Things to look at

• Power Management Tips
• Oprofile setup
• Forth Lessons
• JFFS2
• Wireless
• Importing your project
• Using a central git tree
• Position determination
• Hardware Power Domains
• Ec specification
• Revised EC Port 6C Command Protocol
• B2 Suspend ECR
• Network copy-nand
• Firmware Security
• Kuku/Git Usage
• User:JordanCrouse/USBBug
• Firmware hobby hacking
• Google searching at all OLPC
• SPI FLASH Recovery
• Installing Debian as an upgrade
• http://dev.laptop.org/~joel/openec-tools/
• Disassembly
• Test Config Notes

TO DO

• Possible translation off all the power related pages to Spanish, Keep on Researching for Gsoc and put all that in the wiki.
• Do a re-lecture of Ec specification and Revised EC Port 6C Command_Protocol, possible extension of that articles.
• Finish XO_updater/lang-es translation
• Arrange and update Autoreinstallation_image/lang-es
• Test #1905 ..looking for errors in the NAND.
• xoxo devel resume
• Going through the US spec..OHCI and stuff...
• New #2432
• Keep trac of these, (look for relation), #2861, #436.

Notes

Pootle

• Access to Solar ssh solar.laptop.org -p 5022
• /var/lib/pootle /usr/sbin/PootleServer /var/log/pootle
• sudo /etc/init.d/pootle {start|stop|restart|force-reload|status}
• /etc/pootle
• pomerge --progress=verbose --mergeblanks=no --template=../../gitcore_es/ --input=. --output=reverse_es2
• msgcat --use-first -o /home/rafael/__project__/__path__/xx_YY.po /var/lib/pootle/{xocore|xobundle}/xx_YY/__project__.__foo__.po /home/rafael/__project__/__path__/xx_YY.po
• lftp -p 5022 sftp://__uname__@solar.laptop.org

Forth Things

l@  ( adr -- l )    \ Fetch a 32-bit value
l!  ( l adr -- )    \ Store a 32-bit value
w@  ( adr -- w )    \ Fetch a 16-bit value
<w@ ( adr -- w )    \ Fetch a 16-bit value, sign extending
w!  ( w adr -- )    \ Store a 16-bit value
c@  ( adr -- b )    \ Fetch a 8-bit value
c!  ( b adr -- )    \ Store a 8-bit value

 ok 12345 constant mynum \defining hex constants

pc@ ( port# -- byte )  \ Read from an 8-bit I/O port --- P ports
pw@ ( port# -- word )  \ Read from a 16-bit I/O port
pl@ ( port# -- long )  \ Read from a 32-bit I/O port
pc! ( byte port# -- )  \ Write to an 8-bit I/O port
pw! ( word port# -- )  \ Write to a 16-bit I/O port
pl! ( long port# -- )  \ Write to a 32-bit I/O port

Open EC

• The Open Ec code will be at http://dev.laptop.org/git.do?p=projects/openec;a=summary