[TESTING] .39 Kernel **NEW**

[xddy]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Well the first two boots, no clue. Third boot, sounds like you're running an image without the new acoustic changes. Stick to .27 kernels unless you have a system image that has the new acoustic stuff.

Thanks for your reply. But still sort of confused. How to get the system image with new acoustic stuff?

UPDATE: replaced the .39 module with the .27 one, same here.

[highlandsun]

Originally Posted by docnas

hyc = sneaky bastard =D> i had to tab to the link, for the life of me i couldnt find it

Just making sure you *really* wanted it...

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by xddy

Thanks for your reply. But still sort of confused. How to get the system image with new acoustic stuff?

UPDATE: replaced the .39 module with the .27 one, same here.

Wha? Don't swap modules. That's useless, you'll just end up breaking things like wifi. No one told you to swap around modules - they are closely tied to the kernel, so they much complement eachother.

[xddy]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Wha? Don't swap modules. That's useless, you'll just end up breaking things like wifi. No one told you to swap around modules - they are closely tied to the kernel, so they much complement eachother.

So, how to get this kernel (or any other) working? any instruction available? Thanks.

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by xddy

So, how to get this kernel (or any other) working? any instruction available? Thanks.

Stick to the autobuild service. This thread assumes you know how to replace a kernel, so if you don't read Incremental Updates. These kernels are for testing, and assume you know what you're doing. If you don't, please don't use them.

[xddy]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Stick to the autobuild service. This thread assumes you know how to replace a kernel, so if you don't read Incremental Updates. These kernels are for testing, and assume you know what you're doing. If you don't, please don't use them.

Thank you very much!

Update: one more question. I read through the FAQ for xdandroid project, it says

"there's an additional bug that is RHOD400/500 specific (worldphone in GSM mode only!!!) - if you are using a kernel after 1253 (aka 20110210_213850) the radio will shut off with the screen, causing missed calls, messages, etc. Stick to 1253 if you're using a RHOD400/500 worldphone as a GSM device until the issue is resolved. "

It seems the 20110210_213850 is kind of old. I'm using the sprint tp2, so, what is the newest kernel without this issue I should use ? Thanks.

[fishingmedic]

Originally Posted by xddy

Thank you very much!

Update: one more question. I read through the FAQ for xdandroid project, it says

"there's an additional bug that is RHOD400/500 specific (worldphone in GSM mode only!!!) - if you are using a kernel after 1253 (aka 20110210_213850) the radio will shut off with the screen, causing missed calls, messages, etc. Stick to 1253 if you're using a RHOD400/500 worldphone as a GSM device until the issue is resolved. "

It seems the 20110210_213850 is kind of old. I'm using the sprint tp2, so, what is the newest kernel without this issue I should use ? Thanks.

I don't know about for the .39 kernels, but I believe 1327 in the autobuild for .27 kernels may have a fix from HYC for 400/500 fixing that. I haven't tried it, but it might help.

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by xddy

Thank you very much!

Update: one more question. I read through the FAQ for xdandroid project, it says

"there's an additional bug that is RHOD400/500 specific (worldphone in GSM mode only!!!) - if you are using a kernel after 1253 (aka 20110210_213850) the radio will shut off with the screen, causing missed calls, messages, etc. Stick to 1253 if you're using a RHOD400/500 worldphone as a GSM device until the issue is resolved. "

It seems the 20110210_213850 is kind of old. I'm using the sprint tp2, so, what is the newest kernel without this issue I should use ? Thanks.

Originally Posted by fishingmedic

I don't know about for the .39 kernels, but I believe 1327 in the autobuild for .27 kernels may have a fix from HYC for 400/500 fixing that. I haven't tried it, but it might help.

For the record, emwe fixed it. Also yes, the newest .27 autobuild has this fix in it. I have no clue if this bug effects .39, but that reminds me... I need to update the FAQ!

[fishingmedic]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

For the record, emwe fixed it. Also yes, the newest .27 autobuild has this fix in it. I have no clue if this bug effects .39, but that reminds me... I need to update the FAQ!

Sorry about giving the wrong credit

[xddy]

Any kernel can make the 3.5mm headphone jack work on Sprint TP2 so far? I'm curious about it.