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Re: Linux/Android on CDMA Touch Pro (RAPH800)

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Originally Posted by hamagc View Post
at this point, it's good enough for me to run full time. now how do we make a full rom of this?
Well, it'll take quite a bit more work. Other things will have to be initialized by linux instead of winmo, reliable reading and writing to the nand will have to be worked out, etc.

Unfortunately, I don't think it'll be coming all that soon.

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there you go mak!
Thanks!

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so has anyone else noticed that the onscreen kb is a little over sensitive? is this a setting or a bug?
Well, I see this already got answered, but, yeah, it's the flaky touchscreen driver, not the keyboard. It's really tough to get just one click in sometimes... it seems to be competing for resources -- sometimes, it records nice long drags, but sometimes (when the processor is really stressed) it stutters like crazy. I don't know if this can be dealt with in the driver somewhere, or just would be improved by better management of the processor in general.

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Originally Posted by schettj View Post
Hey, this is nearly usable... sadly, it just makes me want to get a Hero. Or anything but WinMo. Gah, WinMo.
Makes me want the Supersonic. That looks like a perfect phone (well, perfect minus keyboard). Of course, they'll never let me have it on SERO, so... It's TP/TP2 for the long haul for me, I'm sure.

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Originally Posted by mapaz04 View Post
Hey, I was messing with some settings and somehow I have google location working. GPS is working!!!
I'm 99.9% certain that's not GPS. It's geo-location based on cell towers. Which is also cool, and also prone to suddenly work at unexpected times, and then not work for who-knows-what-reason.

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Yeah it was working on a few builds back but stopped recently. I have had no luck in even geo-loaction.

While im posting does anyone else have times when any of the physical keys on the front of the phone don't work? The only way i've gotten them to work again was to let it go to sleep and wake back up with the home (power) button. And I still can't get wifi to work. Maybe my rootfs is out of date?
I've had trouble with the navi pad on the front not working, but not intermittently like that. Sometimes it just fails to come up right when you boot, and then it's out of commission until you restart the phone.

As to wifi, it's possible the old rootfs dumped bad data into your wifi-calibration (which is stored in data.img). From the terminal, go to /data and 'rm wifi-calibration', then reboot, making sure you're using the latest rootfs.

or just create a new data.img and see if wifi works with that. Then you at least know where the problem is.

Last edited by makkonen; 02-12-2010 at 08:19 PM. Reason: Oops. Missed a response to something.
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