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Re: NAND Boot Testing - 01-07: Panel power on/off fixes

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Originally Posted by [ACL] View Post
Yes, data is an issue right now. Bottom line is that xdandroid ril references /bin/pppd which we removed. So in the mean time we will have to create our own ril for nand until frx5 where we can correct the issue on xdandroid. I'm also interested in what cotulla will do for the ril since for the hd2 they made a wrapper for the real ril instead of creating their own. Either way we will pick one of those solutions soon enough.

Jonpry made a new ril but Lmiller reported issues with it. You are can try it if you want. I havent been able to get my env ready to compile the ril.

The other alternative is to either sym link /bin/pppd to /system/bin/pppd or include the file in your own initrd. Choice is yours.
For now, I'm going to build mine as if we were using the rootfs files just because I want to try to keep all of stinebd's stuff together.

As for the /cache partition, we are creating a partition 1 that we are not using, right? Unless there is some other reason for having this mtdpart: 0x01000000@0x04000000(root)

I would really like to replicate the android environment as closely as possible, so if best practices or common practices have a specific layout, I'd like to go that route. Maybe some day we can get Clockwork Mod working on our stuff and be able to update using that. Maybe even a way to update the kernel without having to flash anything
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