n10 Linux status

Well, let's say that basically things are working, and note stuff that's not. (That's a good sign, isn't it?) Here's the current list of problems:

• Power management still is the weak spot. The preferred method, which is very similar to "suspend to RAM", doesn't work yet. Well, suspend works, but the wakeup still resets, so we're half way there ;-)
• The touchscreen probably can generate an interrupt when tapped, but we currently don't know how. Hence, the driver uses polling, inpacting both CPU load and power consumption.
• Another drawback of the polling driver is that it takes 8 minutes to sync with the touchscreen controller. This is very annoying.
• The jog dial (and the adjacent unspeakable button) is not directly connected to the MCU's GPIO and the default button driver used for all the others doesn't work for them.
• SD cards do not work yet (but MMC should be OK), and SD will likely be SPI only (=slow) when fixed.

Nevertheless, the n10 runs Linux on the power of a fully loaded, new battery for about 15 hours! So if you don't mind to recharge it every night, you can actually use your n10 productively, as the touchscreen, screen+backlight, 6 function buttons, cursor pad, USB, card slots and audio are working quite well.