Originally Posted by janusman (Post 2129521)

update:

rebooted again. 3G is working. Am able to call and receive calls. Market is working fine.

Only issue is -while calling - it hangs up for sometime.. after a few tries - it works..

has overclocking worked for anyone so far??? I feel the phone s a little sluggish.

Volume on speaker while on call is too low..any tips??

Originally Posted by solnt (Post 2129675)

Yeah, that's right.
But the data.img which the system auto created just have 256mb, and if i install many apps, it will soon not enough space.
I know that out there have an apps which can extend the data.img file but it's not stable if the size more than 2gb.

That's the reason i want to move some apps to SD card.

Regards

sol

Originally Posted by dadaR6 (Post 2129406)

Well, honestly I dont remember which one was it, but in one case I was getting no sleep or cannot start BT if BT was ON at some point in WinMo. I tried it so many times, that I forgot which one was causing what. lol. Now BT is always OFF in WinMo from beginning to end and I dont have any issues anymore (with BT at least...).

I am getting the same oddity as others regarding the service signal: receive a call then I hang up, then the no service icon appears but I can still receive calls!, I just cannot place any until I switch to Airplane Mode.

Originally Posted by dadaR6 (Post 2129909)

I tried again to confirm the behavior:
- If BT was ON when starting Haret, BT will not start in Android and it will not let the phone enter deep sleeps.
- If BT was OFF when starting Haret but was ON at some point after the boot in WinMo, then in Android, BT will not start, but the phone will enter deep sleeps. Once you try to start BT, phone will not sleep anymore.
- If BT was OFF from beginning to end in WinMo, then in Android, BT will start and phone will enter deeps sleeps with BT ON or OFF.

Originally Posted by cutecool (Post 2130016)

hey i didnt understand if i want to put Android n run it from a particular folder so where should i add tat command line in start up

for eg.. in my SD card i make a folder ANDROID

so will my startup look like this..

set ramsize 0x10000000
set ramaddr 0x10000000
set mtype 2292
set KERNEL zImage
set initrd initrd.gz
set cmdline "rel_path=Android lcd.density=240 msmvkeyb_toggle=off gsensor_axis=2,1,3 force_cdma=1 pm.sleep_mode=1 physkeyboard=rhod400"
boot

Originally Posted by knchris (Post 2130099)

I've got a Raph800. FRX06 is fairly stable on it. Tried FRX07 and I get the eternal "smd_tty_buffer mismatch" issue mentioned in the XDA forum. Can I help test? send logs? I'm a developer but been stuck doing windows .net forever. I have linux experience from playing with linksys routers and NAS devices, but am far from an expert. But I'm willing to learn and help out.

Originally Posted by arrrghhh (Post 2130118)

Devs always welcome!

Have you tried an older kernel? w/o the smd_tty patch? 20110622 appears to be the last kernel w/o the patch...