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Applications

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	\|Categories=utility, health		\|Categories=utility, health
	\|Related=		\|Related=
	\|Homepage=https://~~git~~.~~dodorad.io~~/~~dodoradio~~/asteroid-health		\|Homepage=https://github.com/AsteroidOS/asteroid-health
	\|Description=track user's steps, heartrate and optionally weight		\|Description=track user's steps, heartrate and optionally weight
	\|Screenshot=Asteroid Health.jpg		\|Screenshot=Asteroid Health.jpg
	\|Status=community		\|Status=community
	}}		}}
	asteroid-health is an application that tracks the user's steps, heartrate and optionally weight. It uses [https://~~git~~.~~dodorad.io~~/~~dodoradio~~/asteroid-sensorlogd asteroid-sensorlogd] as the underlying engine that reads the data and stores it on the watch. Unlike many commercial health applications, asteroid-health '''NEVER''' sends your data to the cloud or to any third party.		asteroid-health is an application that tracks the user's steps, heartrate and optionally weight. It uses [https://github.com/AsteroidOS/asteroid-sensorlogd asteroid-sensorlogd] as the underlying engine that reads the data and stores it on the watch. Unlike many commercial health applications, asteroid-health '''NEVER''' sends your data to the cloud or to any third party.

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	\|Related=		\|Related=
	\|Homepage=https://~~git~~.~~dodorad.io~~/~~dodoradio~~/asteroid-map~~/about~~		\|Homepage=https://github.com/AsteroidOS/asteroid-map
	\|Description=A map app for AsteroidOS		\|Description=A map app for AsteroidOS
	\|Screenshot=Asteroid-map.jpg		\|Screenshot=Asteroid-map.jpg

SSH

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	By default, you can get a remote shell on you smartwatch with SSH over RNDIS. On some smartwatches, it is also possible to use SSH with Wi-Fi.		By default, you can get a remote shell on you smartwatch with SSH over RNDIS. On some smartwatches, it is also possible to use SSH with Wi-Fi.

	= SSH over USB =		== SSH over USB ==
	USB Moded already set up udhcpd so that your watch gets the 192.168.2.15 IP address on its rndis interface. You can then connect to your watch from your computer with the following command:		USB Moded already set up udhcpd so that your watch gets the 192.168.2.15 IP address on its rndis interface. You can then connect to your watch from your computer with the following command:
	<pre>		<pre>
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	= SSH over WiFi =		== SSH over WiFi ==

	Dropbear is already running on the watch so we just need to configure an IP address to connect to.		Dropbear is already running on the watch so we just need to configure an IP address to connect to.
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	<pre># ip a show dev wlan0</pre>.		<pre># ip a show dev wlan0</pre>.

	= Troubleshooting =		== Troubleshooting SSH ==

	* Using SCP/SSH results in a <code>REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED!</code> warning		* Using SCP/SSH results in a <code>REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED!</code> warning
	** This means that there is already a different device known with the same IP adress. This happens if you reinstall AsteroidOS or you use multiple watches. The warning can be resolved by removing the record of the IP adress from the list of known hosts as follows:		** This means that there is already a different device known with the same IP adress. This happens if you reinstall AsteroidOS or you use multiple watches. The warning can be resolved by removing the record of the IP adress from the list of known hosts as follows:
	<pre>ssh-keygen -R 192.168.2.15</pre>		<pre>ssh-keygen -R 192.168.2.15</pre>

			----
			= ADB =

			Some watches have a known issue with the SSH implementation that prevents a working SSH connection. On these devices, ADB (Android Debug Bridge) is the only available shell access method.

			ADB can also be used as a straightforward alternative to SSH on any supported watch, and provides equivalent root shell access.

			== Enabling ADB ==

			ADB and SSH are both enabled and disabled individually in '''Settings > USB'''. Selecting '''Charging only''' disables both. The toggle takes effect immediately without a restart.

			== Connecting ==

			With ADB enabled and the watch connected over USB, open a shell with:

			<pre>adb shell</pre>

			This gives you a root shell equivalent to <code>ssh root@192.168.2.15</code>.

			== Multiple watches ==

			When more than one watch is connected, ADB assigns each device a port. List all connected devices and their ports with:

			<pre>adb devices</pre>

			Connect to a specific watch by passing its port with the <code>-s</code> flag:

			<pre>adb -s <port> shell</pre>

Documentation

Mosen — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 09:14:45 GMT

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	==== Getting started ====		==== Getting started ====
	* [[Finding a Watch]]		* [[Finding a Watch\|Finding and identifying a Watch]]
	* [[Quick Start Guide]]		* [[Quick Start Guide]]

	==== Using AsteroidOS ====		==== Using AsteroidOS ====
	* [[Interface Overview]]		* [[Interface Overview\|User Interface Overview]]
	* [[Quick Settings Panel]]		* [[Quick Settings Panel]]
	* [[Settings Pages]]		* [[Settings Pages]]
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	==== Connectivity and sync ====		==== Connectivity and sync ====
			* [[Synchronization Clients]]
			* [[SSH\|SSH and ADB Access]]
	* [[IP Connection]]		* [[IP Connection]]
	* [[SSH]]
	* [[Synchronization Clients]]

	==== Managing your watch ====		==== Managing your watch ====

Interface Overview

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	This is particularly useful when selecting a watchface or wallpaper in Settings — you can peek at the homescreen to preview your selection without leaving the settings page.		This is particularly useful when selecting a watchface or wallpaper in Settings — you can peek at the homescreen to preview your selection without leaving the settings page.

			== Display blanking ==

			=== Automatic ===

			After approximately 10 seconds of inactivity the display shuts off and the watch goes to sleep, showing the Always-On Display if it is enabled.

			You can extend the active period by tapping the screen as the display begins to dim. Each tap before blanking doubles the timeout. After five consecutive extensions the screen stays on indefinitely and must be dismissed manually.

			Some apps — including Flashlight and games — prevent blanking automatically while in active use. These apps must be explicitly closed to avoid unattended battery drain.

			=== Manual ===

			Two gestures immediately put the watch to sleep regardless of the current timeout state:

			* '''Power button''' — if your watch has a physical button, pressing it forces the display off instantly.
			* '''Palm-to-sleep''' — covering the display with your palm blocks the ambient light sensor and triggers immediate sleep. This is always active on watches equipped with a light sensor and cannot be disabled.

Quick Start Guide

Mosen — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 08:29:45 GMT

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	AsteroidOS can sync with your phone using community-built apps.		AsteroidOS can sync with your phone using community-built apps.

	* '''Android''' — [[https://f-droid.org/packages/~~org~~.~~asteroidos~~.~~sync AsteroidOSSync~~]] provides the best overall experience. [[https://f-droid.org/packages/~~nodomain~~.~~freeyourgadget~~.~~gadgetbridge Gadgetbridge~~]] is also ~~compatible and~~ known for ~~a very~~ stable connection.		* '''Android''' — [[https://f-droid.org/packages/nodomain.freeyourgadget.gadgetbridge Gadgetbridge]] provides the best overall experience. [[https://f-droid.org/packages/org.asteroidos.sync AsteroidOSSync]] is also available but known for an unstable stable connection on newer Android versions.
	* '''iOS''' — Notifications can be received by pairing with an iPhone. Time and weather sync are not currently supported.		* '''iOS''' — Notifications can be received by pairing with an iPhone. Time and weather sync are not currently supported.
	* '''Ubuntu Touch and SailfishOS''' — ~~Partial~~ support via [[https://open-store.io/app/uk.co.piggz.amazfish Amazfish]].		* '''Ubuntu Touch and SailfishOS''' — Good support via [[https://open-store.io/app/uk.co.piggz.amazfish Amazfish]].
	* '''Linux desktop''' — [[https://github.com/dodoradio/Buran Buran]], [[https://github.com/atx/AsteroidOSLinux AsteroidOSLinux]], and [[https://github.com/AsteroidOS/asteroid-ctrl asteroid-ctrl]] are available~~. Amazfish is also available via [[https://flathub.org/apps/uk.co.piggz.amazfish Flathub]]~~.		* '''Linux desktop''' — Amazfish is also available via [[https://flathub.org/apps/uk.co.piggz.amazfish Flathub]]. [[https://github.com/dodoradio/Buran Buran]], [[https://github.com/atx/AsteroidOSLinux AsteroidOSLinux]], and [[https://github.com/AsteroidOS/asteroid-ctrl asteroid-ctrl]] are available Github.

	Full details are on the [[Synchronization Clients]] page.		Full details are on the [[Synchronization Clients]] page.

Contributing Guidelines

Mosen — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 08:22:38 GMT

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	Read the [[Contributors Agreement\|contributors agreement.]]		Read the [[Contributors Agreement\|contributors agreement.]]

	It is short and covers licensing, copyright, and the project's independence from commercial interests. If you are unsure whether your contribution fits the project or how to approach a problem technically, ask first. The ~~IRC channel and~~ Matrix room ~~are~~ the right place. Nobody has ever been turned away for asking a basic question early. Asking late, after submitting something that needs significant rework, costs everyone more time.		It is short and covers licensing, copyright, and the project's independence from commercial interests. If you are unsure whether your contribution fits the project or how to approach a problem technically, ask first. The Matrix room is the right place. Nobody has ever been turned away for asking a basic question early. Asking late, after submitting something that needs significant rework, costs everyone more time.

	= Patience and mutual respect =		= Patience and mutual respect =

Documentation

Mosen — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 08:17:29 GMT

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	==== Getting started ====		==== Getting started ====
			* [[Finding a Watch]]
	* [[Quick Start Guide]]		* [[Quick Start Guide]]

Finding a Watch

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AsteroidOS runs on a selection of smartwatches, most of which are no longer in production. The best place to find a supported model is the used market — online auction sites, secondhand electronics shops, and classified listings are all good sources. Prices are generally low given the age of the hardware.

When buying secondhand, prefer a watch with an intact and functional battery. Battery health cannot be easily assessed from a listing, but watches described as having seen light use or that come from non-smoker households are generally safer bets. A degraded battery will significantly reduce runtime even on a fresh AsteroidOS install.

== Identifying your watch ==

Before flashing, confirm you have a supported model and know its exact codename — the install instructions differ per device.

The easiest method is to compare your watch visually against the pictures on the [[https://asteroidos.org/watches/ Watches page]]. Most models are visually distinct enough to identify by shape, button placement, and bezel style.

If you are unsure after comparing pictures, you can read the codename directly from the watch by entering the fastboot bootloader:

# Power off the watch.
# Check if a manual button combination described on the [[Useful Commands]] page works to bring your watch into fastboot mode.
# Alternatively, follow the install instructions for any watch up to the bootloader unlock step.
# The device codename is displayed on screen.

Match that codename against the [[https://asteroidos.org/watches/ Watches page]] to confirm support level and find the correct install instructions.

== Flashing AsteroidOS ==

Follow the install instructions for your specific watch closely. Some devices differ in procedure and partition layout — steps that apply to one watch may not work on another.

If you run into problems during flashing or first boot, the Matrix chat at [[https://matrix.to/#/#Asteroid:matrix.org #Asteroid:matrix.org]] is the fastest place to get help. The community is friendly and experienced with the supported devices.

Once your watch is running AsteroidOS, continue with the [[Quick Start Guide]].

Quick Settings Panel

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 21:25:59 GMT

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	The Quick ~~Settings panel~~ gives you fast access to the most common system controls without opening the Settings app. Swipe down from the top edge of the watchface to open it.		The Quick Panel gives you fast access to the most common system controls without opening the Settings app. Swipe down from the top edge of the watchface to open it.

	The panel has two rows of controls:		The panel has two rows of controls:

	* '''Fixed row''' — holds up to two high-priority toggles or buttons, always visible without scrolling.		* '''Fixed row''' — holds up to two high-priority toggles or buttons, always visible without scrolling.
	* '''Sliding row''' — holds additional toggles ~~organised~~ into pages of three. Swipe left and right to move between pages.		* '''Sliding row''' — holds additional toggles organized into pages of three. Swipe left and right to move between pages.

	A meter at the ~~centre~~ of the panel shows battery charge by default. Pressing and holding the brightness or volume toggles adjusts their values in steps rather than toggling — brightness in steps of 10 (minimum 10% to prevent a blank screen), volume linearly from 0 to 100%.		A meter at the center of the panel shows battery charge by default. Pressing and holding the brightness or volume toggles adjusts their values in steps rather than toggling — brightness in steps of 10 (minimum 10% to prevent a blank screen), volume linearly from 0 to 100%.

	The order and visibility of toggles in the sliding row is configurable. Open Settings > Quick ~~Settings~~ to drag toggles into your preferred order or enable and disable them individually. Toggles marked as unavailable on your hardware appear at the bottom of the list and cannot be moved.		The order and visibility of toggles in the sliding row is configurable. Open Settings > Quick Panel to drag toggles into your preferred order or enable and disable them individually. Toggles marked as unavailable on your hardware appear at the bottom of the list and cannot be moved.

	== Toggles ==		== Toggles ==

Settings Pages

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 21:23:31 GMT

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	* '''Custom Watchface''' — When enabled, reveals a watchface selector below. The chosen watchface is shown exclusively during Nightstand mode, leaving your regular watchface unaffected.		* '''Custom Watchface''' — When enabled, reveals a watchface selector below. The chosen watchface is shown exclusively during Nightstand mode, leaving your regular watchface unaffected.

	== Quick ~~Settings~~ ==		== Quick Panel ==

	Configures the layout and appearance of the Quick Settings panel. Drag toggles to reorder them in the sliding row. Tap a toggle to enable or disable its appearance in the panel. See the [[Quick Settings Panel]] page for descriptions of each individual toggle.		Configures the layout and appearance of the Quick Settings panel. Drag toggles to reorder them in the sliding row. Tap a toggle to enable or disable its appearance in the panel. See the [[Quick Settings Panel]] page for descriptions of each individual toggle.

Quick Start Guide

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 21:10:42 GMT

Connecting to your watch: Correct Settings Pages link

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	* [[Interface Overview]] — full gesture reference and navigation model		* [[Interface Overview]] — full gesture reference and navigation model
	* [[Quick Settings Panel]] — what each toggle in the Quick Settings panel does		* [[Quick Settings Panel]] — what each toggle in the Quick Settings panel does
	* [[Settings Reference]] — a description of every settings page and option		* [[Settings Pages\|Settings Reference]] — a description of every settings page and option
	* [[Applications]] — stock and community apps available for AsteroidOS		* [[Applications]] — stock and community apps available for AsteroidOS
	* [[Synchronization Clients]] — phone and desktop sync options in detail		* [[Synchronization Clients]] — phone and desktop sync options in detail

Documentation

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 21:09:00 GMT

Using AsteroidOS: Correct Settings Pages link

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			__NOTOC__
	* [[Code of Conduct]]		* [[Code of Conduct]]
	* [[Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)]]
	* [[:Category:Watches\|Watches]]		* [[:Category:Watches\|Watches]]
	* [[Watch Feature List]]		* [[Watch Feature List]]
	* [[Watch Support Level\|Watch Support Level Rating System]]		* [[Watch Support Level\|Watch Support Level Rating System]]

			----
	=== For Users: ===		=== For Users: ===

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	* [[Interface Overview]]		* [[Interface Overview]]
	* [[Quick Settings Panel]]		* [[Quick Settings Panel]]
	* [[Settings ~~Reference~~]]		* [[Settings Pages]]
	* [[Applications]]		* [[Applications]]

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	* [[Licenses]]		* [[Licenses]]

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	=== For Developers: ===		=== For Developers: ===
	* [[Contributors Agreement]]		* [[Contributors Agreement]]
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	* [[BLE profiles]]		* [[BLE profiles]]

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	===For Porters:===		===For Porters:===
	* [[Porting Status]]		* [[Porting Status]]

Quick Start Guide

Beroset — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 20:43:36 GMT

Initial setup: clarify that the button to skip the intro is the on-screen one, not a physical one

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	# '''Set your language, time, date, and timezone''' — adjust these as prompted.		# '''Set your language, time, date, and timezone''' — adjust these as prompted.
	# '''Intro slideshow''' — a non-interactive slideshow introduces the swipe gestures and UI. Once it finishes you will land on the watchface homescreen. You can skip it at any point with a long press on the next button.		# '''Intro slideshow''' — a non-interactive slideshow introduces the swipe gestures and UI. Once it finishes you will land on the watchface homescreen. You can skip it at any point with a long press on the on-screen next button.

	== Navigating the UI ==		== Navigating the UI ==

Documentation

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 20:42:01 GMT

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	=== For Users: ===		=== For Users: ===

			==== Before you install ====
			* [[Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)]]

			==== Getting started ====
	* [[Quick Start Guide]]		* [[Quick Start Guide]]

			==== Using AsteroidOS ====
			* [[Interface Overview]]
			* [[Quick Settings Panel]]
			* [[Settings Reference]]
	* [[Applications]]		* [[Applications]]

			==== Connectivity and sync ====
			* [[IP Connection]]
			* [[SSH]]
	* [[Synchronization Clients]]		* [[Synchronization Clients]]
	* [[SSH]]
			==== Managing your watch ====
	* [[Watchface and Package Installation]]		* [[Watchface and Package Installation]]
			* [[Updating AsteroidOS]]
	* [[Backup Guide]]		* [[Backup Guide]]
	* [[IP Connection]]
			==== Reference ====
	* [[Useful Commands]]		* [[Useful Commands]]
	* [[Updating AsteroidOS]]
	* [[Translating AsteroidOS]]		* [[Translating AsteroidOS]]
	* [[Licenses]]		* [[Licenses]]

Quick Start Guide

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Interface Overview

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AsteroidOS uses swipe gestures as its primary navigation method. There are no on-screen navigation buttons — everything is controlled from the touchscreen.

== The watchface homescreen ==

The watchface homescreen is the home base of the UI. It displays your active watchface and is the starting point for all navigation. You return here by swiping down from the top edge of any open app.

== Homescreen swipe gestures ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Direction !! Action
|-
| Swipe from top || Opens the Quick Settings panel
|-
| Swipe from bottom || Opens the App Launcher
|-
| Swipe from left || Shows the Notifications panel
|-
| Swipe from right || Shows the Agenda and Weather panels
|}

== In-app navigation ==

'''Swipe from the left edge toward the right''' to go back — either to the previous page within an app, or to the App Launcher if you are already on the app's main screen. This is the universal back gesture across all AsteroidOS apps.

'''Swipe from the top edge downward''' from within any app to close it and return to the watchface homescreen.

== The peek gesture ==

Gestures do not have to be completed. You can swipe partway and then reverse direction. For example:

Start a downward swipe from within an app to begin closing it. Stop halfway to see the watchface behind it, then reverse the swipe to return to the app without closing it.

This is particularly useful when selecting a watchface or wallpaper in Settings — you can peek at the homescreen to preview your selection without leaving the settings page.

Documentation

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 20:17:55 GMT

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	* [[IP Connection]]		* [[IP Connection]]
	* [[Useful Commands]]		* [[Useful Commands]]
	* [[Porting Status]]
	* [[Updating AsteroidOS]]		* [[Updating AsteroidOS]]
	* [[Translating AsteroidOS]]		* [[Translating AsteroidOS]]
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	=== For Developers: ===		=== For Developers: ===
	* [[Contributors Agreement]]		* [[Contributors Agreement]]
	*[[Contributing Guidelines]]		* [[Contributing Guidelines]]
	*[[Building AsteroidOS]]		* [[Building AsteroidOS]]
	* [[Building the SDK]]		* [[Building the SDK]]
	*[[Installing the SDK]]		* [[Installing the SDK]]
	*[[Creating an Asteroid app]]		* [[Creating an Asteroid app]]
	*[[Debugging Applications]]		* [[Debugging Applications]]
	*[[Creating a Watchface]]		* [[Creating a Watchface]]
	*[[Emulator]]		* [[Emulator]]
	*[[Local version of asteroidos.org]]		* [[Local version of asteroidos.org]]
	*[[Bluetooth]]		* [[Bluetooth]]
	*[[BLE profiles]]		* [[BLE profiles]]


	===For Porters:===		===For Porters:===
	*[[Porting Guide]]		* [[Porting Status]]
	*[[OpenEmbedded]]		* [[Porting Guide]]
	*[[Boot Process]]		* [[OpenEmbedded]]
	*[[Graphic Stack]]		* [[Boot Process]]
	*[[Technical Details of AsteroidOS Watches]]		* [[Graphic Stack]]
			* [[Technical Details of AsteroidOS Watches]]

Settings Pages

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Open Settings from the App Launcher (swipe up from the watchface, tap the gear icon) or from the Quick Settings panel (swipe down from the watchface, tap the gear icon). All changes take effect immediately — there is no save button.

To preview a change on the watchface without leaving Settings, start a downward swipe from the top of the screen to peek at the homescreen, then reverse the swipe to return.

== Display ==

* '''Brightness''' — Set the display brightness using the scrubber, or tap the plus and minus buttons at either end of the scrubber track to increment or decrement by 10.
* '''Automatic Brightness''' — Enables automatic brightness adjustment based on ambient light.
* '''Always-On Display (AoD)''' — See the [[Quick Settings Panel]] page for a full description of AoD and its display-type-specific behaviour. This toggle controls the same setting.
* '''Burn-in Protection''' — Periodically shifts the AoD watchface to prevent OLED pixel wear. Available levels are High, Mid, Low, and Off. Recommended for any OLED watch using AoD regularly. The shift may look like a bug — it is intentional.
* '''Tilt-to-Wake''' — Wakes the display from AoD when you tilt your wrist toward you. Has a notable battery cost due to frequent accidental triggers. Disable unless you find waking the display by button press inconvenient.
* '''Tap-to-Wake''' — Wakes the display from AoD on a tap of the screen.

== Nightstand ==

Nightstand mode activates automatically when the watch is placed on a charger. It shows a charging ring for at-a-glance charge status and switches to a simplified large-time watchface for use as a bedside clock.

* '''Enabled''' — Toggles the Nightstand feature on or off.
* '''Brightness''' — Sets the display brightness while Nightstand is active. Adjust using the scrubber or the plus and minus buttons.
* '''Delay''' — How long after removal from the charger before Nightstand mode deactivates.
* '''Always-On Display''' — Toggles AoD while Nightstand is active.
* '''Custom Watchface''' — When enabled, reveals a watchface selector below. The chosen watchface is shown exclusively during Nightstand mode, leaving your regular watchface unaffected.

== Quick Settings ==

Configures the layout and appearance of the Quick Settings panel. Drag toggles to reorder them in the sliding row. Tap a toggle to enable or disable its appearance in the panel. See the [[Quick Settings Panel]] page for descriptions of each individual toggle.

Options at the bottom of the page:

* '''Battery meter at bottom''' — Enabled by default. Uncheck to mirror the layout and place the battery meter above the sliding row instead.
* '''Colored battery fill''' — Shows the battery meter fill in colour, transitioning from green at full charge to red at low charge.
* '''Battery fill animations''' — Enables particle animations inside the battery meter.
* '''Particle design''' — Tap to cycle through the available particle styles: diamonds, bubbles, AsteroidOS logos, and flashes.

== Wallpaper ==

A two-column gallery of wallpapers sorted by hue, mirroring the rainbow progression of the App Launcher. Wallpapers become progressively brighter and more colourful toward the bottom of the gallery. Tap a wallpaper to select it. Peek to the homescreen by swiping down from the top to see the change instantly without leaving the page.

== Watchface ==

A gallery of 18 stock watchfaces covering a variety of designs and complications. The selected watchface is paired with your chosen wallpaper already in the gallery view. Peek to the homescreen to see the change instantly without leaving the page.

== Launcher ==

Select from seven App Launcher layouts:

* Large icons, horizontal scrolling, with rainbow FlatMesh progression
* Large icons, vertical scrolling, with rainbow FlatMesh progression
* Small icons, horizontal scrolling, with rainbow FlatMesh progression
* Two-column vertical icon list
* Turbo list launcher
* 3×3 icon grid
* Circular dial launcher

== Time ==

Set the current time using vertical spinner wheels for hours and minutes.

== Date ==

Set the current date using vertical spinner wheels for day, month, and year.

== Units ==

* '''12-hour format''' — Switches between 24-hour and 12-hour (AM/PM) time display.
* '''Fahrenheit''' — Switches temperature display between °C and °F in the Weather app and the events panel.

== Language ==

Select the system language using a vertical spinner.

== Time Zone ==

Select your time zone and nearest city using vertical spinners.

== Bluetooth ==

Toggle the Bluetooth radio on or off. For quick access without opening Settings, the same control is available in the [[Quick Settings Panel]].

== USB ==

Enables USB-based device access for maintenance tasks such as installing apps, running commands, and updating the system.

* '''ADB''' — Enables Android Debug Bridge access over USB.
* '''SSH''' — Enables SSH access over USB. See the [[SSH]] and [[IP Connection]] guides for instructions.
* Selecting '''Charging only''' disables both modes.

== Power ==

Provides shutdown and restart options. Tapping any option starts a 3-second remorse timer — the action executes automatically unless cancelled within that window.

* '''Power Off''' — Shuts down the watch.
* '''Reboot''' — Restarts the watch.
* '''Reboot to Bootloader''' — Restarts into fastboot mode for flashing.

== About ==

Displays system and hardware information for the current device:

* AsteroidOS version and build date
* Watch codename and hostname
* WLAN MAC address
* IMEI (if available)
* Total and available disk space
* Display resolution in pixels
* Kernel version
* Qt version
* System uptime
* Thread count
* 1, 5, and 15-minute load averages
* Total and free memory

Quick Settings Panel

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 14:21:02 GMT

Quick Settings Panel: Remove double header

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	~~# Quick Settings Panel~~

	The Quick Settings panel gives you fast access to the most common system controls without opening the Settings app. Swipe down from the top edge of the watchface to open it.		The Quick Settings panel gives you fast access to the most common system controls without opening the Settings app. Swipe down from the top edge of the watchface to open it.

	The panel has two rows of controls:		The panel has two rows of controls:

	- Fixed row — holds up to two high-priority toggles or buttons, always visible without scrolling.		* '''Fixed row''' — holds up to two high-priority toggles or buttons, always visible without scrolling.
	- Sliding row — holds additional toggles organised into pages of three. Swipe left and right to move between pages.		* '''Sliding row''' — holds additional toggles organised into pages of three. Swipe left and right to move between pages.

	A meter at the centre of the panel shows battery charge by default. Pressing and holding the brightness or volume toggles adjusts their values in steps rather than toggling — brightness in steps of 10 (minimum 10% to prevent a blank screen), volume linearly from 0 to 100%.		A meter at the centre of the panel shows battery charge by default. Pressing and holding the brightness or volume toggles adjusts their values in steps rather than toggling — brightness in steps of 10 (minimum 10% to prevent a blank screen), volume linearly from 0 to 100%.
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	The order and visibility of toggles in the sliding row is configurable. Open Settings > Quick Settings to drag toggles into your preferred order or enable and disable them individually. Toggles marked as unavailable on your hardware appear at the bottom of the list and cannot be moved.		The order and visibility of toggles in the sliding row is configurable. Open Settings > Quick Settings to drag toggles into your preferred order or enable and disable them individually. Toggles marked as unavailable on your hardware appear at the bottom of the list and cannot be moved.

	## Toggles		== Toggles ==

	~~###~~ Wi-Fi		=== Wi-Fi ===
	Enables or disables the Wi-Fi radio. Wi-Fi is required for over-the-air updates, installing packages via `opkg`, and any sync client that communicates over IP rather than Bluetooth. Disabling Wi-Fi when not in use is one of the most effective ways to extend battery life.		Enables or disables the Wi-Fi radio. Wi-Fi is required for over-the-air updates, installing packages via <code>opkg</code>, and any sync client that communicates over IP rather than Bluetooth. Disabling Wi-Fi when not in use is one of the most effective ways to extend battery life.

	~~###~~ Bluetooth		=== Bluetooth ===
	Enables or disables the Bluetooth radio. Bluetooth is required for phone sync via AsteroidOSSync and Gadgetbridge. Disabling Bluetooth disconnects any active sync session immediately.		Enables or disables the Bluetooth radio. Bluetooth is required for phone sync via AsteroidOSSync and Gadgetbridge. Disabling Bluetooth disconnects any active sync session immediately.

	~~###~~ Brightness		=== Brightness ===
	Tap to toggle between full brightness and a reduced level. Press and hold to step brightness up or down in increments of 10%, with a minimum of 10% to keep the display visible.		Tap to toggle between full brightness and a reduced level. Press and hold to step brightness up or down in increments of 10%, with a minimum of 10% to keep the display visible.

	~~###~~ Sound		=== Sound ===
	Tap to mute or unmute system audio. Press and hold to adjust volume in steps from 0 to 100%. Only available on watches with a speaker.		Tap to mute or unmute system audio. Press and hold to adjust volume in steps from 0 to 100%. Only available on watches with a speaker.

	~~###~~ Haptics		=== Haptics ===
	Enables or disables vibration feedback for notifications and system events.		Enables or disables vibration feedback for notifications and system events.

	~~###~~ Always-On Display (AoD)		=== Always-On Display (AoD) ===

	Toggles the Always-On Display watchface that keeps the screen active at reduced power between interactions.		Toggles the Always-On Display watchface that keeps the screen active at reduced power between interactions.
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	Behaviour varies significantly by display hardware:		Behaviour varies significantly by display hardware:

	- OLED displays — AoD is power-efficient. The screen dims to a minimal watchface that updates once per minute. This is the intended use case for AoD.		* '''OLED displays''' — AoD is power-efficient. The screen dims to a minimal watchface that updates once per minute. This is the intended use case for AoD.
	- LCD displays — AoD keeps the backlight on continuously and has a high battery cost. It is not recommended for daily use on LCD watches.		* '''LCD displays''' — AoD keeps the backlight on continuously and has a high battery cost. It is not recommended for daily use on LCD watches.
	- Watches with a secondary display (e.g. TicWatch Pro series) — AoD on the primary OLED panel is redundant, as the secondary always-on LCD provides the same function at no cost to the primary display. Disabling AoD on these watches leaves timekeeping to the secondary panel, which is the recommended configuration.		* '''Watches with a secondary display''' (e.g. TicWatch Pro series) — AoD on the primary OLED panel is redundant, as the secondary always-on LCD provides the same function at no cost to the primary display. Disabling AoD on these watches leaves timekeeping to the secondary panel, which is the recommended configuration.

	AoD is automatically disabled when Cinema Mode is active and restored when Cinema Mode is deactivated.		AoD is automatically disabled when Cinema Mode is active and restored when Cinema Mode is deactivated.

	~~###~~ Cinema Mode		=== Cinema Mode ===
	Silences the watch for use in quiet environments. When activated, Cinema Mode:		Silences the watch for use in quiet environments. When activated, Cinema Mode:

	- mutes all audio output		* mutes all audio output
	- sets display brightness to 10%		* sets display brightness to 10%
	- disables the Always-On Display		* disables the Always-On Display

	All three values are restored to their pre-cinema state when Cinema Mode is deactivated. The 10% brightness minimum means the display remains readable if you need to check the time without the watch making noise or lighting up a dark room.		All three values are restored to their pre-cinema state when Cinema Mode is deactivated. The 10% brightness minimum means the display remains readable if you need to check the time without the watch making noise or lighting up a dark room.
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	Cinema Mode ships disabled by default and must be enabled in Settings > Quick Settings to appear in the sliding row.		Cinema Mode ships disabled by default and must be enabled in Settings > Quick Settings to appear in the sliding row.

	~~###~~ Power Off		=== Power Off ===
	Shuts down the watch. A 3-second cancellable confirmation timer runs before the shutdown executes, preventing accidental activation.		Shuts down the watch. A 3-second cancellable confirmation timer runs before the shutdown executes, preventing accidental activation.

	~~###~~ Reboot		=== Reboot ===
	Restarts the watch. The same 3-second cancellable confirmation applies.		Restarts the watch. The same 3-second cancellable confirmation applies.

	~~###~~ Music (optional)		=== Music (optional) ===
	Opens the Music app directly from the panel. Disabled by default — enable in Settings > Quick Settings if you frequently use the watch as a remote control for phone playback.		Opens the Music app directly from the panel. Disabled by default — enable in Settings > Quick Settings if you frequently use the watch as a remote control for phone playback.

	~~###~~ Flashlight (optional)		=== Flashlight (optional) ===
	Opens the Flashlight app, turning the screen white for use as a torch. Disabled by default.		Opens the Flashlight app, turning the screen white for use as a torch. Disabled by default.

	## Configuring the panel		== Configuring the panel ==

	Open Settings > Quick ~~Settings~~ to:		Open Settings > Quick Panel to:

	- reorder toggles in the sliding row by dragging		* reorder toggles in the sliding row by dragging
	- enable or disable individual toggles		* enable or disable individual toggles
	- choose whether the battery meter appears above or below the sliding row		* choose whether the battery meter appears above or below the sliding row
	- select the particle animation style shown on the battery meter		* select the particle animation style shown on the battery meter

Quick Settings Panel

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 14:14:54 GMT

Add initial version of Quick Settings Panel reference

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# Quick Settings Panel

The Quick Settings panel gives you fast access to the most common system controls without opening the Settings app. Swipe down from the top edge of the watchface to open it.

The panel has two rows of controls:

- **Fixed row** — holds up to two high-priority toggles or buttons, always visible without scrolling.
- **Sliding row** — holds additional toggles organised into pages of three. Swipe left and right to move between pages.

A meter at the centre of the panel shows battery charge by default. Pressing and holding the brightness or volume toggles adjusts their values in steps rather than toggling — brightness in steps of 10 (minimum 10% to prevent a blank screen), volume linearly from 0 to 100%.

The order and visibility of toggles in the sliding row is configurable. Open Settings > Quick Settings to drag toggles into your preferred order or enable and disable them individually. Toggles marked as unavailable on your hardware appear at the bottom of the list and cannot be moved.

## Toggles

### Wi-Fi
Enables or disables the Wi-Fi radio. Wi-Fi is required for over-the-air updates, installing packages via `opkg`, and any sync client that communicates over IP rather than Bluetooth. Disabling Wi-Fi when not in use is one of the most effective ways to extend battery life.

### Bluetooth
Enables or disables the Bluetooth radio. Bluetooth is required for phone sync via AsteroidOSSync and Gadgetbridge. Disabling Bluetooth disconnects any active sync session immediately.

### Brightness
Tap to toggle between full brightness and a reduced level. Press and hold to step brightness up or down in increments of 10%, with a minimum of 10% to keep the display visible.

### Sound
Tap to mute or unmute system audio. Press and hold to adjust volume in steps from 0 to 100%. Only available on watches with a speaker.

### Haptics
Enables or disables vibration feedback for notifications and system events.

### Always-On Display (AoD)

Toggles the Always-On Display watchface that keeps the screen active at reduced power between interactions.

Behaviour varies significantly by display hardware:

- **OLED displays** — AoD is power-efficient. The screen dims to a minimal watchface that updates once per minute. This is the intended use case for AoD.
- **LCD displays** — AoD keeps the backlight on continuously and has a high battery cost. It is not recommended for daily use on LCD watches.
- **Watches with a secondary display** (e.g. TicWatch Pro series) — AoD on the primary OLED panel is redundant, as the secondary always-on LCD provides the same function at no cost to the primary display. Disabling AoD on these watches leaves timekeeping to the secondary panel, which is the recommended configuration.

AoD is automatically disabled when Cinema Mode is active and restored when Cinema Mode is deactivated.

### Cinema Mode
Silences the watch for use in quiet environments. When activated, Cinema Mode:

- mutes all audio output
- sets display brightness to 10%
- disables the Always-On Display

All three values are restored to their pre-cinema state when Cinema Mode is deactivated. The 10% brightness minimum means the display remains readable if you need to check the time without the watch making noise or lighting up a dark room.

Cinema Mode ships disabled by default and must be enabled in Settings > Quick Settings to appear in the sliding row.

### Power Off
Shuts down the watch. A 3-second cancellable confirmation timer runs before the shutdown executes, preventing accidental activation.

### Reboot
Restarts the watch. The same 3-second cancellable confirmation applies.

### Music (optional)
Opens the Music app directly from the panel. Disabled by default — enable in Settings > Quick Settings if you frequently use the watch as a remote control for phone playback.

### Flashlight (optional)
Opens the Flashlight app, turning the screen white for use as a torch. Disabled by default.

## Configuring the panel

Open Settings > Quick Settings to:

- reorder toggles in the sliding row by dragging
- enable or disable individual toggles
- choose whether the battery meter appears above or below the sliding row
- select the particle animation style shown on the battery meter

Documentation

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 11:18:15 GMT

For Developers:: Add links to Contributors Agreement and Contribution Guidelines

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	=== For Developers: ===		=== For Developers: ===
	* [[Building AsteroidOS]]		* [[Contributors Agreement]]
			*[[Contributing Guidelines]]
			*[[Building AsteroidOS]]
	* [[Building the SDK]]		* [[Building the SDK]]
	* [[Installing the SDK]]		*[[Installing the SDK]]
	* [[Creating an Asteroid app]]		*[[Creating an Asteroid app]]
	* [[Debugging Applications]]		*[[Debugging Applications]]
	* [[Creating a Watchface]]		*[[Creating a Watchface]]
	* [[Emulator]]		*[[Emulator]]
	* [[Local version of asteroidos.org]]		*[[Local version of asteroidos.org]]
	* [[Bluetooth]]		*[[Bluetooth]]
	* [[BLE profiles]]		*[[BLE profiles]]

	=== For Porters: ===
	* [[Porting Guide]]		===For Porters:===
	* [[OpenEmbedded]]		*[[Porting Guide]]
	* [[Boot Process]]		*[[OpenEmbedded]]
	* [[Graphic Stack]]		*[[Boot Process]]
	* [[Technical Details of AsteroidOS Watches]]		*[[Graphic Stack]]
			*[[Technical Details of AsteroidOS Watches]]

Contributing Guidelines

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 11:15:03 GMT

Before you start: Add Contributors Agreement link

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	= Before you start =		= Before you start =
	Read the ~~contributor~~ agreement. It is short and covers licensing, copyright, and the project's independence from commercial interests. If you are unsure whether your contribution fits the project or how to approach a problem technically, ask first. The IRC channel and Matrix room are the right place. Nobody has ever been turned away for asking a basic question early. Asking late, after submitting something that needs significant rework, costs everyone more time.		Read the [[Contributors Agreement\|contributors agreement.]]

			It is short and covers licensing, copyright, and the project's independence from commercial interests. If you are unsure whether your contribution fits the project or how to approach a problem technically, ask first. The IRC channel and Matrix room are the right place. Nobody has ever been turned away for asking a basic question early. Asking late, after submitting something that needs significant rework, costs everyone more time.

	= Patience and mutual respect =		= Patience and mutual respect =

Contributing Guidelines

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 11:08:05 GMT

Add initial state discussed on 20260419

New page

= Who this is for =
Anyone submitting code, documentation, watchfaces, translations, or other contributions to any AsteroidOS repository, whether you are a first-time contributor or a regular one.

= Before you start =
Read the contributor agreement. It is short and covers licensing, copyright, and the project's independence from commercial interests. If you are unsure whether your contribution fits the project or how to approach a problem technically, ask first. The IRC channel and Matrix room are the right place. Nobody has ever been turned away for asking a basic question early. Asking late, after submitting something that needs significant rework, costs everyone more time.

= Patience and mutual respect =
Everyone involved in AsteroidOS — contributors and maintainers alike — is giving their free time. There are zero expectations on review or development timelines in either direction. Do not pressure maintainers for reviews, and do not pressure contributors for updates. Life happens, things take as long as they take, and that is completely fine. If a PR sits without movement for a while, a single polite ping after a reasonable wait is always welcome. Repeated pressure is not.

= Submitting a pull request =
One concern per PR. If you are fixing a bug and also cleaning up whitespace, those are two separate commits at minimum and potentially two PRs. Reviewers should be able to understand and approve each change independently.

Write commit messages that explain why, not just what. "Fix timer reset" is less useful than "Reset timer on visibility change to prevent stale state on re-entry". The diff shows what changed; the message should explain the reasoning.

AsteroidOS uses a two-eyes principle: every merge requires review by at least one maintainer who did not author the change. If your PR is a work in progress, mark it as a draft. Do not ask for review on unfinished code. Reference any related issue in the PR description.

= Using AI and LLM tools =
AsteroidOS welcomes contributors who use AI coding assistants. We ask for transparency so reviewers can give useful feedback.

State in your PR description that you used an LLM tool and name it (e.g. "drafted with Claude" or "written with Copilot"). Include or link the context and key prompts you used, a gist is fine. This helps reviewers identify systematic pattern issues and improve the project's own LLM context resources rather than leaving the same feedback repeatedly.

Explain how you validated the output. At minimum this means you reviewed the code and design yourself and tested it by building and running it on a device or emulator. Submitting LLM output that has not been built, run, or reasoned about independently damages trust in the same way that submitting any other untested or unjustified change does. You are responsible for what you submit.

Do not paste LLM-generated text into Matrix or GitHub discussions. Write in your own words. Reviewers notice, and it damages trust in ways that are hard to recover from. If you are uncertain whether your understanding is correct, say so. "I think this is right but I'm not sure" is always a better opening than presenting guesswork as fact.

= If your PR is rejected or needs changes =
Rejection is feedback, not judgement. If a reviewer asks for changes or closes a PR, they will explain why. If the explanation is unclear, ask for clarification in the PR thread. If you disagree with a review decision, say so in the thread with your reasoning. Maintainers are not infallible and have changed their minds before.

Contributors Agreement

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 11:02:17 GMT

Populate Contributors Agreement with draft from 20260419

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	~~<nowiki>~~= 1. Purpose =~~</nowiki>~~		= 1. Purpose =
			This agreement defines how contributions — code, documentation, designs, translations, and other creative work — to the AsteroidOS project are licensed, and how the project remains independent and community-governed regardless of who contributes.

			= 2. Licensing of Contributions =
			All contributions must be licensed under the same open-source license as the receiving component of AsteroidOS (GPLv2, GPLv3, or LGPLv3 as applicable). By contributing, you grant a perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive license for your contribution to be used, modified, and redistributed under that license. Contributors must ensure they have the legal right to contribute their work, meaning no proprietary, NDA-protected, or patent-encumbered code.

			= 3. LLM (AI)-Assisted Contributions =
			Contributions that were wholly or substantially generated by an AI or LLM tool must be disclosed in the pull request or submission. Contributors are responsible for verifying that LLM-generated content does not introduce third-party license obligations or reproduce protected material. The contributor, not the tool, is the author of record and accepts full responsibility for the submission.

			= 4. No Special Privileges for Companies =
			Contributions from companies or their employees do not grant special control, influence, or priority over the project. All contributors participate on equal terms regardless of affiliation. No contributor or organization may demand exclusivity, priority review, or roadmap influence in exchange for contributions or resources.

			= 5. Independence and No Obligations =
			AsteroidOS remains a volunteer-driven effort with no commercial obligations. Contributors participate on their own time with no expectation of compensation. Contributions are accepted on technical merit and community consensus, not corporate or organizational influence.

			= 6. Retention of Copyright =
			Contributors retain copyright over their own contributions. AsteroidOS and its maintainers cannot relicense contributions under a closed-source or commercially restrictive license.

			= 7. Technical and Legal Independence =
			AsteroidOS will remain technically and legally independent from any company or organization. No contributor may introduce a dependency on proprietary services, infrastructure, or APIs without community consensus. Any collaboration requiring shared external resources must include a documented exit strategy to prevent lock-in.

			= 8. Governance and Decision-Making =
			The project is community-governed. No single entity may unilaterally dictate project direction, feature inclusion, or release priorities. Major decisions are discussed openly in community channels before implementation.

			= 9. Conflict Resolution =
			Disputes are resolved through open community discussion. If a contributor's actions demonstrably harm the project's open nature or community health, the maintainers may suspend acceptance of their future contributions pending resolution.

Contributors Agreement

Mosen — Sun, 19 Apr 2026 11:00:50 GMT

Initial creation of Contribution Agreement page

New page

<nowiki>= 1. Purpose =</nowiki>

Lucky7

AidenIsik — Tue, 14 Apr 2026 19:42:08 GMT

Add minimal acceptable device tree

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	python3 mkdtboimg.py create --custom1=32 <output> <input>		python3 mkdtboimg.py create --custom1=32 <output> <input>
	</syntaxhighlight>The meaning of the values in the 'CUSTOM1' fields is not currently known. They are possibly just magic numbers to identify the different blobs.		</syntaxhighlight>The meaning of the values in the 'CUSTOM1' fields is not currently known. They are possibly just magic numbers to identify the different blobs.

			===Minimum Acceptable Device Tree===
			The bootloader of this watch requires certain device tree nodes to be present, due to it applying its own overlay blob on top of the two supplied by the VENDOR_BOOT and DTBO partitions. If the nodes the bootloader wants to overlay onto are not present, it will refuse to boot. The most minimal device tree source which fulfills this requirement is as follows (note that it is useless for anything other than satisfying the bootloader):<syntaxhighlight lang="dts" line="1">
			/dts-v1/;

			/ {
			#address-cells = <0x02>;
			#size-cells = <0x01>;

			dpm: dpm {
			};

			itmon: itmon {
			};

			memlogger_policy: samsung,memlogger {
			};

			reserved_memory: reserved-memory {
			#address-cells = <0x02>;
			#size-cells = <0x01>;
			ranges;

			dss_rmem: debug_snapshot {
			#address-cells = <0x02>;
			#size-cells = <0x01>;

			log_platform: log_platform {
			};

			log_arrdumpreset: log_arrdumpreset {
			};

			log_arrdumppanic: log_arrdumppanic {
			};

			log_first: log_first {
			};

			log_kevents: log_kevents {
			};

			log_kevents_small: log_kevents_small {
			};

			log_s2d: log_s2d {
			};
			};
			};
			};
			</syntaxhighlight>