Re: [TESTING] - NAND OMGB (1.2.3)
 

Ahh man you have to be careful. I'm still developing and sometimes whats on Git is not finalized.

Plus i'm retiring the old recovery. If you noticed i took it off the Download list. I'll check tonight and see what it could be. If you flash back to the old stuff, does the recognition work again for you? :smurf:

Re: [TESTING] - NAND OMGB (1.2.3)
 

No ,still rhod100, maybe some spl data erased by LK, 5 ts-calibration point lost too.
I also use RhodiumW-HardSPL_V1_10R3 to re-unlock spl, but still detecte as RHOD100.

I flashed tested(compiled from newest code) NBH, goto fastboot failed, task29, flash tested NBH again, do some erase below, goto recovery, wipe data/cache, flash ZIP ROM, reboot, then RHOD100

Re: [TESTING] - NAND OMGB (1.2.3)
 

But the variant number actually doesnt come from nand but memory. The radio puts a value on memory we read to determine the variant. If for some reason your value came back as 1 instead of 4, then LK used the gsm table (which is different than cdma) and may have wiped some parts. In the past we had protection so this does not happen, but now to be able to update LK (within LK) the restriction was removed.

go back to winmo and pray everything comes back fine. Nothing changed in the detection code, so i'm not sure how this could have happened to you.

Re: [TESTING] - NAND OMGB (1.2.3)
 

Try to back to WM, but fail.
I try to re-unlock SPL, determine as rhod100
re-lock spl, determine as rhod100
Use mtty:
Now , I can not flash WM ROM, even if sprint stock rom, only can flash 1% progress, then phone auto reboot.
Can not unlock spl too, seems unlocker not recognize phone type RHOD100


Now I force LK and android kernel detect my phone to RHOD400, but spl-0.63.0000 can cause many problem, such as screen can not wake up, etc.

Re: [TESTING] - NAND OMGB (1.2.3)
 

ACL, quick question about upcoming update? Does anything change with the battery life since last release?

Re: [TESTING] - NAND OMGB (1.2.3)
 

Battery life is a perplexing issue.

I have had (and documented) a single charge that lasted over 38 hours, then over time the apparent battery life drops to less than 12 hours.

I've been playing with various programs and "calibration" schemes and I honestly think there is something wrong with the way charge/discharge is being handled by the OS/kernel, not that there is something truly wrong with "battery life" or power/sleep.

I'm further pushed in this direction of thought because if I use my phone on a charger (for GPS Navigation as an example) the battery performance nose dives within a day or two, to the point where is system thinks it can only last 6-8 hours on a full charge with little to no use.

Changing nothing except for forcing a new "calibration" generally pushes battery life back up to around 20 hours or more. Then over the course of a week or two it slowly degrades again.

I strongly suggest you look into two applications, "Battery Calibration" and "Battery Left". They are far from perfect, but periodically charging to 100% and then forcing both programs to "recalibrate" does seem to indicate that real battery life is fairly decent, despite what the battery meter might be telling you.

Re: [TESTING] - NAND OMGB (1.2.3)
 

Im going to give it a nice try this weekend. One thing we dont have is proper temperature reading of the batt. Surprisingly this makes a difference so it needs to be solved. Also the new recovery has some batt wipe history feature? not sure but that will need to be tested. Also the offmode batt charge code is working fully to the point it will change the LED green when it reaches over 95%. I noticed the phone never really reaches 100%, so i left the cut off at 95%.

:toothy7:

Temperature monitoring is important, to prevent thermal runaway of the battery. I'm glad it is on your to-do list.

-- Starfox

Re: [TESTING] - NAND OMGB (1.2.3)
 

Probably similar to the "Battery Calibration" apk I mentioned. It erases the battery stats file and forces the phone to build a new one.

Supposedly it's helpful on native android devices when you switch custom ROMs, so I figured it couldn't hurt.

Re: [TESTING] - NAND OMGB (1.2.3)
 

I use the cwm recovery and it has the option to erase the battery stats.