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

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by muziling

HD2 clK seems greate
[07 JUN 2011][BOOTLOADER]+[RECOVERY]cLK v1.4.0.1 - xda-developers

Does FRX07 can work now.

arif-ali is the man, but on LEO dude.

What does it have to do with TP2...

[muziling]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

arif-ali is the man, but on LEO dude.

What does it have to do with TP2...

His LK seems great, just, maybe TP2 can merge part of his code.
But now ,ACL is busy, waiting new kernel that support FRX07, so we can try to run NeoFroyo in NAND

Seems many guys work on haret kernel, less on NAND.

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by muziling

His LK seems great, just, maybe TP2 can merge part of his code.
But now ,ACL is busy, waiting new kernel that support FRX07, so we can try to run NeoFroyo in NAND

Seems many guys work on haret kernel, less on NAND.

Yup. I had to shift my efforts to haret because we have some big pending items. I'm responsible for both so i'm sorry for not updateing this. Lmiller and Nate are also pretty busy but once some of these haret commits are done i'll resume back.

part of the reason i had to shift was because 3.5mm headset doesnt work on nand even tho its identical code. Means i'm missing something big on nand that may be microp related. So i decided to finish anything microp for haret including the light sensor and other missing i2c calls that arent on the code. haret is very forgiving so we can get away with alot.

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by [ACL]

Yup. I had to shift my efforts to haret because we have some big pending items. I'm responsible for both so i'm sorry for not updateing this. Lmiller and Nate are also pretty busy but once some of these haret commits are done i'll resume back.

part of the reason i had to shift was because 3.5mm headset doesnt work on nand even tho its identical code. Means i'm missing something big on nand that may be microp related. So i decided to finish anything microp for haret including the light sensor and other missing i2c calls that arent on the code. haret is very forgiving so we can get away with alot.

Thanks bro. Your hard work and dedication to the project are very much appreciated.

[[ACL]]

So a good hurricane and a lot of coffee seem to get shit done. Ive been messing with gingerbread almost all weekend and there has been alot of progress.

-wifi working
-cdma/gsm - not sure since i have no service :-p
-SODs seem to happen when plugged into usb but not during regular use.
-ambient light sensor is working
-proximity is sorta working (cant make a call to determine)
-gsensor is messed up.. i never wrote the lib so that has to get done.

Now the last piece that is annoying is the crt anim when you shut the screen down. FOr some damn reason its really slow. I'm not sure if gb needs the latest gles 1.1 lib (which i didnt include) but that may be it .

Here so you can see what i mean with the slowness

http://www.youtube.com/embed/HiTV9E_aTyo

edit: nope.. the 1.1 lib doesnt seem to help :-\ .. the butchering continues.

[muziling]

Great

Originally Posted by [ACL]

-SODs seem to happen when plugged into usb but not during regular use.

This haret kernel did too, but had resolved 2 or 3 months ago.

[m4f1050]

Nice! I've been away for a while, I got a 3VO now, GB is faster overall (used it on LG Optimus S and on regular EVO and both of them the speed was greater than Froyo) so I assume it might help on speed, not guaranteed but it might.. I still have my TP2 so I might give this a test when you have something ready to be tested.

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by muziling

Great

This haret kernel did too, but had resolved 2 or 3 months ago.

this isn't xdandroid so solution isnt the same. :-\ ..

my answer is prob buried inside cm7 code

[hceuterpe]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

arif-ali is the man, but on LEO dude.

What does it have to do with TP2...

There's a huge difference between the two. For starters we have ARMv6 CPUs. The HD2 has ARMv7. Very different. I don't think you can really compare the two much at all...