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This seems to have solved some of our USB issues :
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There's also an option to reset settings on startup by having hold on. I forgot to mention it in my CVS message. For it to work, you have to switch hold on between when you power on and when the Rockbox logo is shown. It should then say "Cleared" as Rockbox starts up.
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25 Sep 18:45 Barry Wardell
Fix "Upside down" behaviour on H10. We need to flip horizontally as well as vertically and also need to flip the scroll pad up/down. 25 Sep 17:03 Barry Wardell Enable LCD invert setting in the menu for all targets that support it. This adds the menu option to H10 20GB and X5 builds. Clap Your hands and say "Yeah" THX BARRY |
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[Rockbox]: [Angryman's H10 Build (BACK!)] [Font Convertor] |
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It's about the H10 and it's on the rockbox site..
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Those last two changes mean that Rockbox automatically powers off the hard drive whenever it isn't in use, which should result in a bit of an increase in battery life
It is equivalent to having the disk poweroff setting set to on. That setting has now been removed and is always on. Previously it defaulted to off. |
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And here's another one
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Rockbox adapted for smaller screens. Quote:
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