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do you know if this *.deb fix alarm bug on n9? on n9 sometimes telophone don't turn on when alarm must be start, and all alarm are erased
 
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Originally Posted by rotoflex View Post
Produces this:...
Sorry about that, link fixed

I am personally hoping to see the Snooze button increased in size relative to the Stop button, maybe 66% to 33%.
Well, lets first fix the functionality
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Originally Posted by rotoflex View Post
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Originally Posted by freemangordon View Post

source code here:
https://git.gitorious.org/community-...emui-alarm.git

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The requested URL /community-ssu/osso-systemui-alarm.git was not found on this server.
Apache Server at git.gitorious.org Port 80
Freemangordon is pointing to the git link. If you want to look at it via your browser, remove the ".git"
 

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Originally Posted by reinob View Post
I still haven't tested the new libalarm, but will install it in one of the dev N900s.

As a bug report, this is as bad as it gets, but it's only happened once (I'm talking stock PR1.3, no CSSU, no nothing):

One day I was in the lift (aka "elevator"), looking at my display, when suddenly an alarm popped-up (on the display, still no sound, usually takes a second or two to start ringing). Given that I was actively looking at the display, when I saw the alarm pop-up I instantly tapped on "close". The alarm UI closed, but then the ring started sounding, with no UI to turn it off. Given the "urgency" of the situation (other people were looking at me as if I was just trying to bother them , I resorted to turning off the N900 by holding the power button for a few seconds.

Obviously there's a race condition somewhere, but I didn't bother investigating further (alarms usually *wake* me up, so I'm never so quick so as to reproduce the bug).

Perhaps you can have a look? (I will myself take a look at the code, but don't expect that I will find the bug, assuming it's in osso-systemui-alarm.c.

Thanks in advance!
Hmm, I wonder how is that possible, given that alarm UI is single-threaded. Would you try to re-produce the same with replacement?
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Originally Posted by freemangordon View Post
Hmm, I wonder how is that possible, given that alarm UI is single-threaded. Would you try to re-produce the same with replacement?
Yup. Just have to find one of those precious time-windows where I have some time to spare and happen to have a spare-N900 with me
 

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Heh, this sounded a bit like what i observed multiple times: the UI didn't respond to stopping the alarm, (it seemed frozen), and it kept sounding...
 

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Originally Posted by don_falcone View Post
Heh, this sounded a bit like what i observed multiple times: the UI didn't respond to stopping the alarm, (it seemed frozen), and it kept sounding...
But I think that's a different (much more common?) issue. I also have the feeling that many times when the alarm rings and you're too quick (but not as quick as in my bug report above) the UI needs some time to recognize the tap.

I suspect it's something with the proximity sensor (like with the call-ui), where the screen is too quick to display something, but the touch screen is still waking up (or deciding whether to wake up, who knows).

Maybe when the alarm-ui works OK fmg can jump to the call-ui!
 

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Hi,

Originally Posted by reinob View Post
Given that I was actively looking at the display, when I saw the alarm pop-up I instantly tapped on "close". The alarm UI closed, but then the ring started sounding, with no UI to turn it off. Given the "urgency" of the situation (other people were looking at me as if I was just trying to bother them , I resorted to turning off the N900 by holding the power button for a few seconds
I once had the very same behaviour with the old alarmui.

Originally Posted by freemangordon View Post
Yeah, auto-snooze shows the alarm time, not the current time. I think it is better that way(stock behaves like that), though current time must be shown somewhere too.
Why is it better that way? This tricked me multiple times when I was too sleepy to realize, that the shown time was wrong. An alarm clock should always show the current time. Thats what they do
 

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Checked new Alarm Ui so far no problem. snooze works fine and repeat itself without any problem. but after 1 reboot my N900 started to hang but 2nd reboot solved it.
 
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Originally Posted by Flyser View Post
Hi,

Why is it better that way? This tricked me multiple times when I was too sleepy to realize, that the shown time was wrong. An alarm clock should always show the current time. Thats what they do
You got me wrong, what I am saying is that BOTH (current and alarm) times should be shown.
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