[TESTING] - NAND OMGB (1.2.3)

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by jotarou1

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/android-tp...appearing.html

What variant do you have ? also i'm interested to see what paneltype is on your rhod.

If you dump dmesg, the paneltype should show during boot.

[mbellot]

Well GPS just had a nice run.

I locked on my location, loaded Maps to find home the told it to navigate.

Turn by turn voice directions the whole way, even made it recalculate the route when I was 85% home.

No crash, no lock-up.

Will try it again on the way to work in the morning.

[mbellot]

Had a waking lock-up just now.

Was playing a game (Super Sudoku if it matters), exited and hit the power button to put the phone to sleep. LED stayed orange longer than normal so I picked the phone up and hit the power button to wake it up (was it checking email or other sync?) but the screen stayed off.

I plugged the phone in to see if I could pull logs but adb didn't see the phone, so I rebooted and pulled last_kmsg (attached).

Near the end I see a line

BUG: soft lockup - CPU#0 stuck for 61s! [PowerManagerSer:151]

[argenisaz]

Originally Posted by argenisaz

I flashed WinMo and screen calib was off from the start. I calibrated but I still notice that near the lower part of the screen (close to the zoom bar) it's a little off.

Seem like the end of the road for my TP2.

I had a change of heart, I don't care if my screen is dying, I'm sticking with OMGB until my phone calls it quits.

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by trevoroni

I updated to the newest build tonight and have the same problem with my phone being recognized in /system/bin/rhodium-nand-seq.sh as in previous releases.

So now on first boot my keymap is messed up and I have no sound.
If I edit it to force the detection of my Rhod type then everything works fine after a reboot.
I'm pretty sure that this not being recognized has something with my power button (the one on top) not working in Android, while it works fine in recovery.

Not a big deal since it sounds like I'm the only one having this problem.

Ok dood, i need you to adb into your phone. You need to get into the shell and type the following

cat /sys/class/htc_hw/machine_hwinfo

Then type dmesg and look atht the dump on the screen. The last 5 lines will have something like this.

<6>[ 1882.704223] Hardware Board ID is 4
<6>[ 1882.704284] SKUID PCBA PN is 0 1 f1
<6>[ 1882.704315] SKUID SKU Num is 0
<6>[ 1882.704345] SKUID PCB ID is 4
<6>[ 1882.704376] SKUID RF SKU ID is <6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>1<6>0<6>0<6>3<6>2<6>0<6>0<6>d4<6>0<6>0<6>0<6>2<6>

I'm hoping your data is different since this is all from the rhod400. This way we can better identify sub variants. The same will need to be done for all rhod100s so we can detect the correct kb language.

[trevoroni]

Originally Posted by [ACL]

Ok dood, i need you to adb into your phone. You need to get into the shell and type the following

cat /sys/class/htc_hw/machine_hwinfo

Then type dmesg and look atht the dump on the screen. The last 5 lines will have something like this.

Will do tonight when I'm at home and report back.

Edit:

Here's my last 5 lines, let me know if there is anything else you need.

<6>[ 2454.928192] Hardware Board ID is 4
<6>[ 2454.928253] SKUID PCBA PN is 0 1 f1
<6>[ 2454.928283] SKUID SKU Num is 1
<6>[ 2454.928314] SKUID PCB ID is 4
<6>[ 2454.928344] SKUID RF SKU ID is <6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>1<6>0<6>0<6>3<6>2<6>0<6>0<6>d4<6>0<6>0<6>0<6>2<6>

[muziling]

An removed RMNET added PPP support
http://code.google.com/p/photon-test...l?r=59b67bdc0f

Found an funny patchs, seems some can merge into RHOD

PowerSaverKernel - Usb battery drain bugs solved [UPDATED 2011/08/07] - xda-developers


An SoD

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by muziling

An removed RMNET added PPP support
59b67bdc0f06 - photon-test - testpage - Google Project Hosting

Excuse my ignorance, but why did you remove RMNET and add PPP? We already use PPP, no...?

I guess removing RMNET allows for a little more space...? Still don't get it.

Originally Posted by muziling

Found an funny patchs, seems some can merge into RHOD

PowerSaverKernel - Usb battery drain bugs solved [UPDATED 2011/08/07] - xda-developers

Is this something our devices actually suffer from, or are you just finding things to apply? lol. I don't think I've ever had a problem with the battery draining when plugged into USB.

[muziling]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Excuse my ignorance, but why did you remove RMNET and add PPP? We already use PPP, no...?

I guess removing RMNET allows for a little more space...? Still don't get it.


Is this something our devices actually suffer from, or are you just finding things to apply? lol. I don't think I've ever had a problem with the battery draining when plugged into USB.

I have many SoD with ppp, I compare that smd_tty.c source code with us, we didn't remove RMNET, I apply this diff and testing...

[milda25]

Originally Posted by [ACL]

Ok dood, i need you to adb into your phone. You need to get into the shell and type the following

cat /sys/class/htc_hw/machine_hwinfo

Then type dmesg and look atht the dump on the screen. The last 5 lines will have something like this.

I'm hoping your data is different since this is all from the rhod400. This way we can better identify sub variants. The same will need to be done for all rhod100s so we can detect the correct kb language.

Here is data from my RHOD100

<6>[35600.850830] Hardware Board ID is 80
<6>[35600.850891] SKUID PCBA PN is 0 1 f2
<6>[35600.850921] SKUID SKU Num is c
<6>[35600.850952] SKUID PCB ID is 80
<6>[35600.850982] SKUID RF SKU ID is <6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>ff<6>0<6>0<6>1<6>2<6>2<6>0<6>0<6>d4<6>