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Re: [TESTING] - NAND OMGB (1.2.3)

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Originally Posted by mbellot View Post
Thank you! I was having problems getting the notification pull-down - it took just the right placement and swipe to get it going. It's working much better now.

I have had some very long delays waking up the panel (10-20 seconds) with the "old" 1.2.3. The back light turns on and the keys light up, but the panel shows nothing and doesn't "respond" to unlock motions. If I continue to swipe unlocks the panel will usually wake up and show the unlock screen, or occasionally it will go back to sleep and the next time I press power it wakes up normally.

If I continue to see them with 12052011 I'll post up some logs.

Just verifying, what you need is:

Code:
dmesg > /sdcard/logs.txt
logcat -b > /sdcard/radio.txt
I know I need to hit Ctrl-C after the logcat, it's just easier to pipe than cut and paste.

Is there anything else that would be helpful?

The only real downside I have found so far is battery life is around 50% of what I had with FRX7.1, but hopefully some of the new panel PM will help that too.
I don't know if logs from any old setup is useful at this point.

Please test on the newest stuff, and report back.

Also, FYI for radio logcat it's logcat -b radio. Here's a neat tip too, if you do '-d' in any logcat command it'll stop after it's done.

So
Code:
adb logcat -v time -b radio -d > radio.txt
will dump a radio log wherever you're running that command from. If you're on the phone, remove the adb at the front and put /sdcard/radio.txt at the end.
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