Originally Posted by liu775420 (Post 2157691)

I ask when it will release stable version of Andrews?[SIZE="<font><font>5</font></font>"][/SIZE]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh (Post 2157665)

Take the card out if you think it's suspect, there's no need really to even have it inserted. What does partitions on a SD card have to do with anything anyways?

Edit - why not just post the logs here... ACL would be the guy to send them to regardless. Nothing is jumping out at me so far.

Edit 2 - damn, I wish kernel logs had matching timestamps so I could match up with logcat - your kernel logs just seem really freakin short. But again, I don't see anything out of the ordinary here, and again ACL is the man who would need to look at the logs regardless. Thanks.

Originally Posted by boggsie (Post 2157681)

So 86shelby, what does occur ... do you get into LK or are you stuck at the boot splash screen?

When I ended up at a similar conclusion, only thing MTTY did was let me ensure that the phone was wiped completely clean with a TASK29.

Frankly, this really surprises me - I thought that if you could get to bootloader, you were not bricked and here are two instances where that obviously isn't the case.

Best regards,
-boggsie

Originally Posted by sykosoft (Post 2157702)

I must say that I'm not a big fan of the "fastboot when usb is plugged in" change. Quite often, the phone goes dead, I go to plug it up, turn it on (and walk away), and return to find it sitting at fastboot.

Thoughts?

Michael

Originally Posted by icevapor (Post 2157723)

My previous setup was a CWM off the sd card, so there is a system, cache, and data partitions. Maybe android is mounting the cache/data and its causing issues. I'll pull the SD today and see if it changes anything.

As for the logs, they are pretty short... If I do a restart does it reset the logs? It kinda looks like it (which makes them kind of worthless hu).

Also, I did send ACL a copy of the logs as well... maybe he can see something.

Originally Posted by arrrghhh (Post 2157665)

Edit 2 - damn, I wish kernel logs had matching timestamps so I could match up with logcat - your kernel logs just seem really freakin short.

Originally Posted by teemo (Post 2157746)

I always replace with hycs dmesg. Any reason not to implement it, any down side?

Originally Posted by arrrghhh (Post 2157748)

I don't remember if he ever finished that, or what the deal was with it. Do you know why it didn't get accepted? Perhaps he never requested it to be merged.

Originally Posted by teemo (Post 2157769)

Don't think he requested it. He just dropped it in rpierce99s thread at xda.

Originally Posted by [ACL] (Post 2157722)

blame everyone who couldnt press the end call key. BUT, you should just plug in the phone and not power it on. Once you out the charger on the light will go orage and the charing is behind the scenes (as long as you are not using cwm).

Originally Posted by sykosoft (Post 2157791)

I am aware of both the reasons, and the alternates. With that said, it's less than user friendly. Is it possible to detect charging USB vs USB used for data (sync, storage, adb, etc)? I know that in winmo, when a charger is attached, it doesn't ask to start active sync, usb storage, or internet sharing, only when it is attached to an actual computer.

Michael