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Originally Posted by somken
Found a ghetto bug. Hold FN + the right arrow key. >_<
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More a feature than a bug, if it's what I'm thinking of. It allows you to flip back and forth from the android display to the console. Sometimes you can see interesting stuff there. (Not often.)
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Originally Posted by x4osw0n
Oh I know; I leave it running when I am at my desk at work because I am not really supposed to get personal phone calls anyway, so it's fine for that. This build does run a touch warmer too. Outside of general sluggishness and abyssmal battery life (though at this stage its not a lot better in winmo) its pretty close to functional for me. I do of course have some serious envy for my wife's native android phone (eris) and how quick and smooth everything is there, but hey I make due.
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I think the battery life is especially abysmal on RAPH500, since something's causing it to never sleep. Unless that's just mine.
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Originally Posted by jocala
I'm finding adb to be very flaky. When working, adb sessions crash after 15 minutes or so, disconnecting me from the phone w/o warning. I then do the kill-server/start-server routine, usually w/o success. Then I have to boot back to winmo and restart android to satisfy adb. Any help for this?
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I've never had that happen. What I do is set up ssh, and then forward ssh over adb, and connect to that. It's pretty robust -- connections will stay up for hours on end if I leave the phone connected.
Instructions on setting up ssh (dropbear) are linked somewhere on here. to forward a port with adb just do
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adb forward tcp:9999 tcp:22
that makes localhost:9999 redirect to <your phone>:22 (which is ssh. you could also do it with regular telnet, but you'd have to reset the telnetd to listen on all interfaces, which it doesn't, by default, for security.)
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Originally Posted by x4osw0n
wow. I feel lame; my sluggishness on the phone was largely because last time I formatted this SD card I apparently formatted it as FAT16. >.<
Formatted as FAT32, and halved my startup time; everything is much snappier; wakes from sleep to ringing in 3 rings instead now.
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Never considered that. Glad to hear it's faster... wish I could get a free speed increase on mine.
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Originally Posted by ForteD
what should I do with 3 partition  |
First of all, I wouldn't recommend it. It's a bunch more work, and it's not any faster or more stable. Pretty much a waste of time.
Secondly, if you're committed, then open up rootfs.img, and look at the init script. There's a whole portion of logic committed to booting off of partitions if they're there. You'll have to manually copy over some of the files, since I don't think it's set to automatically do that, and then move your system to another location (installedsystem.sqsh, as listed in that file).
I'm not going to lay it out any further, because, like I said, to me it seems like a waste of time.