Serval skal nå bruke mindre strøm
Petter Reinholdtsen
pere at hungry.com
Wed Sep 13 19:04:34 CEST 2017
I forbindelse med gårdagens NUUG-møte om Freifunk tok jeg en titt på
status for Serval, og ble gledelig overrasket over å se at det er mye
som skjer der for tiden.
Siste versjon skal i følge
<URL: https://github.com/servalproject/batphone/blob/master/CURRENT-RELEASE.md >
bruke mindre strøm:
* Greatly reduced power usage, particularly when no peers are
present. In previous versions of the software, a CPU lock would be
held whenever the software was enabled and connected to a viable
Wi-Fi network. This would completely prevent the CPU from suspending,
draining the battery in a matter of hours. In this release, Android
alarms are used to wake up the CPU, holding a CPU lock for only a
short time. While there are still improvements to be made in this
area, the software may be able to remain enabled and connected to a
Wi-Fi network without significantly impacting battery life.
* Bluetooth has been added as a usable network transport. The addition
of bluetooth support has the potential to greatly simplify the
process of discovering and connecting to other phones.
* Better support for more recent versions of Android. Android 5.0
requires that native binaries are compiled in a way that isn't
supported on version before 4.1. So we must now include 2 sets of
compiled binaries.
* Improved user feedback while networks are turning on and off.
Noen som har lyst til å være med på å teste bruk av Serval?
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Happy hacking
Petter Reinholdtsen
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