NAND Testing - 05-25 Update: New LK, Recovery.img, Kernel Updates through Recovery

[a460162314]

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Just go to "Index of / files / xdandroid" look.
Download there has been.
I was thinking. I need to download to test it?

[a460162314]

While GSM does not work, but I can test the functionality.
I re-entered the android.
Discovery. A lot of software can not be installed.
Prompt "Install Failed ".
Other things did not go further to test.
Because they can not install the software, I do not do many things

[[ACL]]

Nate/lmiller

Put up new nbh, modules and updated recovery(corrected key).

removed the gsm ril directory since i put the ril itself in the installtgz.

I actually have to go in to work today so i wont get to work on much else until tonight.

[MassStash]

and now we have end on "in call" screen, settled. and everything's smaller like GB, shweet

[jadenq]

My battery drained on my Sprint Touch Pro 2 and now it is stuck in a boot loop. I removed the battery and put it back then i plugged it in. It charges for 5 minutes then auto boots. The power button doesn't seem to be working. Do you have any ideas?

[akbyrner]

Originally Posted by jadenq

My battery drained on my Sprint Touch Pro 2 and now it is stuck in a boot loop. I removed the battery and put it back then i plugged it in. It charges for 5 minutes then auto boots. The power button doesn't seem to be working. Do you have any ideas?

I had the same problem once. Once the phone turns on after booting, unplug the phone and pull the battery out. Then put the battery back in and hold volume down while you turn the phone on. From there you can re-connect the phone to your computer, make sure to re-run the custom RUU.

[natemcnutty]

Originally Posted by [ACL]

The recovery now has its own busybox and everything. It was really designed to be a recovery. But if we are going to embedd it with initrd. Might as well strip down the duplicates.

But i see your point about stripping down functionality. That in itself wont save much more space, just the busybox part definitely will. OK. so agreed, keep full recovery but the tgz needs to be modded to remove busybox... what do you think of that?

Ahh, now I get what you mean And yes, I think that sounds perfect. Keep full recovery but remove busybox since it is already in initrd. I will also keep looking into a better way to include it outside of initrd but still be in the NBH so we don't have to push that binary to the git. Only way around this is if we only push huge updates for recovery and leave the minor ones to be fixed with androidupdate.tgz.

Originally Posted by a460162314

I just returned from "Index of / files / xdandroid" to see the new NBH
After that I downloaded.
The NBH is not the same inside with GSMTEST.
When I was ready to download when androidupdate.tgz.
They were removed.
The NBH is the new test?

Yes. The NBH and androidupdate.tgz are a pair and must go together. The one on Index of / files / xdandroid is compiled by the server. The GSMTEST is one that I made for testing.

Originally Posted by [ACL]

Nate/lmiller

Put up new nbh, modules and updated recovery(corrected key).

removed the gsm ril directory since i put the ril itself in the installtgz.

I actually have to go in to work today so i wont get to work on much else until tonight.

Awesome. I'll compile the new recovery into initrd and test it. Got feedback from 3 people so far that the new method works great. Also, about 3 more people over at XDA used the files to successfully install (though GSM still doesn't boot right).

If LMiller is around, maybe we can work on getting FRX06 up and running before you get off work tonight

[a460162314]

Originally Posted by natemcnutty

Ahh, now I get what you mean And yes, I think that sounds perfect. Keep full recovery but remove busybox since it is already in initrd. I will also keep looking into a better way to include it outside of initrd but still be in the NBH so we don't have to push that binary to the git. Only way around this is if we only push huge updates for recovery and leave the minor ones to be fixed with androidupdate.tgz.



Yes. The NBH and androidupdate.tgz are a pair and must go together. The one on Index of / files / xdandroid is compiled by the server. The GSMTEST is one that I made for testing.



Awesome. I'll compile the new recovery into initrd and test it. Got feedback from 3 people so far that the new method works great. Also, about 3 more people over at XDA used the files to successfully install (though GSM still doesn't boot right).

If LMiller is around, maybe we can work on getting FRX06 up and running before you get off work tonight

So late still work?
I will publish the progress of NAND forum in China.
Hope to get more feedback.
Also,I mentioned above, there are many software in the NAND can not be installed.
This is a problem with the kernel?
Or the system?
Continue to work hard, I hope the work of GSM as soon as possible.
TO Oil.
I will continue to monitor the progress of the project.
Good night.

[natemcnutty]

OK, so I'm working on fixing up FRX06 for NAND. Instead of compiling all of this into androidinstall, I'm going to basically compile a patch for the official FRX06 that will be applied through androidupdate.tgz to fix it up for NAND. Here is what I have so far for reference if anyone else is working on this:

androidupdate.tgz
1. cp -ar /rootfs/init.etc/* /androidupdate/system/etc/
2. cp -a /rootfs/lib/froyo/hw /androidupdate/system/lib/hw
3. cp latest libhtcgeneric-ril.so /androidupdate/system/lib/
4. mv /androidupdate/system/etc/ppp /androidupdate/data/ppp
5. cp latest sysinit.rc /androidupdate/system/
6. cp latest sysinit.sh /androidupdate/system/bin
7. cp latest first-time.sh /androidupdate/system/
8. cp official build.prop to /androidupdate/system
9. edit build.prop: rild.libpath=/system/lib/htcgeneric-ril.so

androidinstall.tgz
1. mv /system/etc/ppp/* /androidupdate/data/ppp
2. rm -rf /system/etc/ppp

These two we either have to do through a script, or we have to modify the official release.

If you guys see anything I'm missing (especially LMiller), please let me know. I really want to get a good procedure down for actually creating a patch for official releases so it makes it really fast and easy to get the imminent builds of GB that I'm sure will start flowing here pretty soon

[natemcnutty]

Well, using the androidupdate.tgz method to create a patch simply didn't work for me. I'm still messing with that method, but to get it pushed out for some testing, I ended up downloading our NAND FRX05 and copying the missing files over to FRX06. This is a quick and dirty method, but here's the files that were missing between the two:

/first-time.sh
/sysinit.rc

/system/bin/netcfg
/system/bin/run-as
/system/bin/su
/system/sysinit.sh

/system/etc/dbus.conf
/system/etc/init.goldfish.sh
/system/etc/bluetooth/audio.conf
/system/etc/bluetooth/input.conf
/system/etc/bluetooth/main.conf
/system/etc/dhcpcd/dhcpcd-run-hooks

/system/lib/invoke_mock_media_player.so
/system/lib/libterm.so

Edit: Well crap, there must be something I'm missing since data won't work... Got it booting in, wifi works, but no data