[BUILD] **Complete Froyo Bundle!!** FRX06 - "Stable" - Minor Fixes

[Biroka]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

I assume you have force_cdma=0 because you're using GSM.

Also, have you tried any different kernels? Just wondering if a particular kernel causes this behavior, if it previously worked.

Try some older kernels, you'll lose some features but if you can narrow down when this problem started, that would be helpful. Thanks!

Yes I have force_cdma=0. I didn't try any other kernels, but I will today.

[Biroka]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

I assume you have force_cdma=0 because you're using GSM.

Also, have you tried any different kernels? Just wondering if a particular kernel causes this behavior, if it previously worked.

Try some older kernels, you'll lose some features but if you can narrow down when this problem started, that would be helpful. Thanks!

So I tested a few kernels, and i found out, that the problem is between htc-"msm-linux @ 20110210_213850" and "htc-msm-linux @ 20110214_200559". With the 2011.02.10 it's working good, but starting from 2011.02.14 it disconnects service during sleep.

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by Biroka

So I tested a few kernels, and i found out, that the problem is between htc-"msm-linux @ 20110210_213850" and "htc-msm-linux @ 20110214_200559". With the 2011.02.10 it's working good, but starting from 2011.02.14 it disconnects service during sleep.

Ah, that is interesting. This is when the first panel collapse commit was made to the autobuild kernels.

Can you provide a dmesg from this situation? Thanks!

[Biroka]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Ah, that is interesting. This is when the first panel collapse commit was made to the autobuild kernels.

Can you provide a dmesg from this situation? Thanks!

I don't know what that dmesg is. If you explain, what to do, I'll do it. Switching back to a new kernel is easy, so if you describe the scenario, I'll do the test, and send you what you need.

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by Biroka

I don't know what that dmesg is. If you explain, what to do, I'll do it. Switching back to a new kernel is easy, so if you describe the scenario, I'll do the test, and send you what you need.

Well you have two options. The FAQ has a section on ADB. This is useful if you're going to be doing a lot of debugging.

However, if you just want to pull it once you can connect to the terminal on the phone and do

dmesg > /sdcard/dmesg.txt

That will dump the log to the root of your SD. If you don't have a modded rootfs, you won't be able to type the '>' character in without the soft keyboard - and I found that the soft keyboard doesn't work on the built-in terminal emulator, but it does on ConnectBot - grab it on the Market, you can use it to connect to the local root terminal.

With a log of this situation, I'll be able to take something useful to WisTilt2.

Basically boot, and as soon as the phone settles out put it to sleep. Wake it up, make sure it exhibits that behavior and pull a dmesg. WisTilt2 may need more, there's no telling at this stage - but it'll be a starting point.

Thanks for helping! These bugs'll never get squashed if I don't get some help squashin 'em .

[Biroka]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Well you have two options. The FAQ has a section on ADB. This is useful if you're going to be doing a lot of debugging.

However, if you just want to pull it once you can connect to the terminal on the phone and do

dmesg > /sdcard/dmesg.txt

That will dump the log to the root of your SD. If you don't have a modded rootfs, you won't be able to type the '>' character in without the soft keyboard - and I found that the soft keyboard doesn't work on the built-in terminal emulator, but it does on ConnectBot - grab it on the Market, you can use it to connect to the local root terminal.

With a log of this situation, I'll be able to take something useful to WisTilt2.

Basically boot, and as soon as the phone settles out put it to sleep. Wake it up, make sure it exhibits that behavior and pull a dmesg. WisTilt2 may need more, there's no telling at this stage - but it'll be a starting point.

Thanks for helping! These bugs'll never get squashed if I don't get some help squashin 'em .

Well I try my best after I get home from work!

[gueyenono]

Hey guys,

I just installed FRX05 to my memory card and this is the problem I'm currently have.

I think it's super fast and all; however, I don't know how to install my apk files.

(i) I can't add my Google account. While trying to do so, I always get the same error message (Can't establish a reliable data connection...). This means 'no market' for me.

(ii) I was previously using Astro to install apk files, but FRX05 does not come with it.

I've made a lot of research and I stumbled upon some ways of installing apk files from the computer. One was Android SDK and the other one was Android Injector. As for the former, I didn't even know how to use it after installing it and for the latter, the software simply doesn't acknowledge that my phone was USB connected to my PC.

Any idea how I can solve this problem?

All the best to all those who are working to make this REAL!

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by gueyenono

Hey guys,

I just installed FRX05 to my memory card and this is the problem I'm currently have.

I think it's super fast and all; however, I don't know how to install my apk files.

(i) I can't add my Google account. While trying to do so, I always get the same error message (Can't establish a reliable data connection...). This means 'no market' for me.

(ii) I was previously using Astro to install apk files, but FRX05 does not come with it.

I've made a lot of research and I stumbled upon some ways of installing apk files from the computer. One was Android SDK and the other one was Android Injector. As for the former, I didn't even know how to use it after installing it and for the latter, the software simply doesn't acknowledge that my phone was USB connected to my PC.

Any idea how I can solve this problem?

All the best to all those who are working to make this REAL!

Do you have a data connection in general...? IE does only adding the Google account fail, or does all internet access fail in Android for you?

Also, you really should read the FAQ. Easiest way to install APK's is by dropping them in the AndroidApps folder.

Never heard of Android Injector. The other method you mention is also nice, called adb. The FAQ also mentions adb.

[gueyenono]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Do you have a data connection in general...? IE does only adding the Google account fail, or does all internet access fail in Android for you?

Also, you really should read the FAQ. Easiest way to install APK's is by dropping them in the AndroidApps folder.

Never heard of Android Injector. The other method you mention is also nice, called adb. The FAQ also mentions adb.

So sorry arrrghhh if I have asked some unnecessary questions.

I have internet access without any problem. I can browse and it's fast!!!

Does it mean that just dropping files in the AndroidApps folder will install them right away?

Thank you for your promptness and availability.

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by gueyenono

So sorry arrrghhh if I have asked some unnecessary questions.

I have internet access without any problem. I can browse and it's fast!!!

Does it mean that just dropping files in the AndroidApps folder will install them right away?

Thank you for your promptness and availability.

If you drop them in the folder, they will install on the next reboot - IE if you put them in there while in WinMo, then boot Android - they'll be installed.

The other two methods work while in Android - either a file explorer app, or

adb install