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

[natemcnutty]

Originally Posted by coolsilver

Install the HTC Sync if you have a 32 bit os.

I have Windows 7 64bit. I had to manually install the drivers from android sdk. ADB works on mine


Sent from my HTC Touch Pro 2 on Android with Tapatalk Pro.

Yeah, I had to force the driver on my work machine too.

Originally Posted by damage_them

there is a machine_variant but in terminal it said it cant be found..and i dont know whats up with my usb its not connecting at all so i cant try adb..is there something that i didnt download for the pc?

Personally, I'd recommend Droid Explorer for Windows based machines. It takes care of everything for you and lets you run the console from inside it. Grab it here: Droid Explorer

Originally Posted by manekineko

I assume this remains the same across builds? I'm currently running Neopeek's from Haret, and there isn't a file machine_variant but there is a file machtype in htc_hw.

I ran cat on machtype from the terminal (not from ADB) on my Rhod400 and it output:
2292

Thanks, but unfortunately the feedback from terminal emulators will give you userland results, and I need to make sure it returns the values pulled on startup (which should be RHOD40000 hopefully).

[damage_them]

Ohh yeaa!! Progress!!

[damage_them]

hey u guys are aware of that thing that came up earlier this year where as when u plug in your charger with out plugging it into a wall but the charger light comes on??? ..that android is giving it power o something???

[StarLite]

Originally Posted by damage_them

hey u guys are aware of that thing that came up earlier this year where as when u plug in your charger with out plugging it into a wall but the charger light comes on??? ..that android is giving it power o something???

I guess the USB port status isn't set properly yet atm.

[kwiksilver]

Originally Posted by StarLite

I guess the USB port status isn't set properly yet atm.

No he means the light on the actual charger itself is getting lit up and powered from the phone itself, which is won't do in winmo.

Meaning the phone is always trying to output 5v out of the USB.

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by kwiksilver

No he means the light on the actual charger itself is getting lit up and powered from the phone itself, which is won't do in winmo.

Meaning the phone is always trying to output 5v out of the USB.

woa.. i need to get a charger and test this out.

[StarLite]

Originally Posted by kwiksilver

No he means the light on the actual charger itself is getting lit up and powered from the phone itself, which is won't do in winmo.

Meaning the phone is always trying to output 5v out of the USB.

Thats what I said, some wrong setting is putting power on the USB-port. As long as you don't put anything in the usb port it should not cause a noticable drain

[coolsilver]

Modules are one thing, it's the kernel itself. You can have as many modules or "drivers" you want. Unless the kernel initializes them or acts a certain way they are useless.

Anyway I am noticing my phone doesn't lock fully anymore. The windows (menu) button can unlock the phone and end up hitting send since it is right beside it. I end up calling random people. It's a little annoying. I don't know if that is the keyboard mapping or the rootfs we are using.

[tpdjr]

Hey nate do you know what all the kernel changes are?

[natemcnutty]

Originally Posted by tpdjr

Hey nate do you know what all the kernel changes are?

As far as nand is concerned, the changes are here: Commits in ~acl/linux-on-qualcomm-s-msm/linux-msm-rhod-nand:htc-msm-2.6.27 - Gitorious

For the standard linux-msm that Matt uses, check here: Commits in linux-on-qualcomm-s-msm/linux-msm:htc-msm-2.6.27 - Gitorious