Add Boox Go 7 support

[jadehawk]

Add ONYX_GO7 device entry and detection

Device info:
Manufacturer: qualcomm
Brand: onyx
Model: go7
Device: go7
Product: go7
Hardware: qcom
Platform: lito

Drivers that Work:
Onyx ADB (Lights)
Onyx SDK (Lights)
Onyx/Qualcomm (E-ink)

test.log

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[jadehawk]

Fail Syntax Check

[hugleo]

Please use this same PR. Do not open an additional PR.

[jadehawk]

Please use this same PR. Do not open an additional PR.

Copy. Still learning. Apologies.

[hugleo]

The GO6 device was already sorted in the correct order.

[jadehawk]

The GO6 device was already sorted in the correct order.

Assumed list was in alphabetical order. My mistake then.

Should I return it order:

    ONYX_GO_103,
    ONYX_GO6,
    ONLY_GO7,       <<<<< Adding the new line here instead?
    ONYX_GO_COLOR7,
    
    
    
    =================================================================
    
                // Onyx Boox Go 6
        BRAND == "onyx" && MODEL == "go6"
        -> Id.ONYX_GO6

               // Onyx Boox Go 7                                                  <<<<<<<
        BRAND == "onyx" && MODEL == "go7"                                         <<<<<<<
        -> Id.ONYX_GO7                                                            <<<<<<<

        // Onyx Boox Go Color 7
        BRAND == "onyx" && MODEL == "gocolor7"
        -> Id.ONYX_GO_COLOR7

[hugleo]

Even so, it should be:

ONYX_GO6
ONYX_GO_103
ONYX_GO_COLOR7

ONYX_GO_103 seems to be in the wrong order.

[jadehawk]

Even so, it should be:

ONYX_GO6 ONYX_GO_103 ONYX_GO_COLOR7

ONYX_GO_103 seems to be in the wrong order.

I used Windows to sort the list of directories is why I made the change.

[hugleo]

Yes, it can be right.

ONYX_GO_103
ONYX_GO_COLOR7
ONYX_GO6

@Frenzie What convention we use for koreader?

_ , 0, 1, 2, ..., 9, A, B, C, ..., Z, a, b, c, ..., z

or

0, 1, 2, ..., 9, _, A, B, C, ..., Z, a, b, c, ..., z ?

[hugleo]

Sorting in the KDE and ls -l show different results.

[jadehawk]

Windows vs Linux..

Didn't think I'll sort diffently, interesting.
Wonder what sorting Koreader Devs will favor, my money is on your sorting. (Linux) 😆 🤣

[Frenzie]

@hugleo

_ , 0, 1, 2, ..., 9, A, B, C, ..., Z, a, b, c, ..., z

I'm inclined to think that one, which I think is also in line with Dolphin and Explorer? Also see https://github.com/koreader/koreader/blob/f1fa4cbfb53871b2c8c03410b34c7801449c0a92/frontend/sort.lua and similar. Mind, you need ls -v for its natural sort which does exactly the reverse:

$ ls -lv
total 0
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frans frans  0 mei 21 09:20  A
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frans frans  0 mei 21 09:21  B
drwxrwxr-x 2 frans frans 40 mei 21 09:22  ONYX_GO6
drwxrwxr-x 2 frans frans 40 mei 21 09:22  ONYX_GO_6
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frans frans  0 mei 21 09:20  a
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frans frans  0 mei 21 09:21  b
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frans frans  0 mei 21 09:36  z6
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frans frans  0 mei 21 09:26  za
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frans frans  0 mei 21 09:27 'z a'
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frans frans  0 mei 21 09:26  z_a
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frans frans  0 mei 21 09:20 ' A'
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frans frans  0 mei 21 09:20 ' a'
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frans frans  0 mei 21 09:20  _A
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frans frans  0 mei 21 09:20  _a

@jadehawk

Windows vs Linux..

I think MS-DOS utilities are often superior to many a Unix utility in user-friendliness. The most egregious example is that mv doesn't prompt whether you want to overwrite without providing a special flag.

[jadehawk]

@hugleo and @Frenzie

Alright I updated the changes I made restoring the Sort Order, taking the sort order on a linux machine and using "ls -lv" I hope I got it right this time, please review and thank you for the help.

This are my sort results:

[Frenzie]

No, no, I said ls -lv is totally weird in this particular manner. 😅

[jadehawk]

Both ls -l and ls -lv game me same result on unraid os. same order as @hugleo example. Same as original order before I moved them.

[hugleo]

What @Frenzie says is that you can follow whatever Windows says :)

[jadehawk]

What @Frenzie says is that you can follow whatever Windows says :)

This is what happens when you mess with stuff while on a 16 hour shift.

So now that I had a good 3 hour nap and heading back to work, before I make another update here.
I want to confirm that I can update the sort again, this time using the sort I originally started with when I use the Sort Order given by my "Windows 11" machine, Instead of the Sort Order given by "Linix (UnRaid)" machine.
So that I can reference this post on my commit notes.

So:
[A] For Windows.
[B] For Linux.

We are going with [A]
Yes or No

@hugleo & @Frenzie Thank you guys again.

[hugleo]

Yes, you can go with option A. Friendly Linux applications like KDE Dolphin file manager use the same sort order as Windows. The weirdness seems with Linux text mode tools.

[Frenzie]

ls sorts differently depending on what you put in LC_ALL btw.

[jadehawk]

Done. with the editing.

Thank you ( @Frenzie & @hugleo ) all for your help and patience. Not sure what else happens now, I see changes have been approved, I assume in a few days it might get added to a nightly if all goes well.