[TESTING] XDAndroid GBX0C 2.3.7 Build

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by Dinomon1

I have Google acct synced, that only works when Data is working.

I am on Sprint, what can I verify on the profile accurate?
What do I do with APN?

I'm on Sprint, and never had to setup an APN to get data, only MMS. Was just ensuring you're not on some funky provider and hadn't updated your profile.

Logs?

[boggsie]

Here is an odd one. Can the some startup setting be modified so that the default data.img file is larger than 256mb?

I ask, becuase I dropped in all of my applications into the appropriate folder on the SD Card and upon first boot, I was greeted by a low disk space alert / alarm.

Just wonderin'

Best regards,
-boggsie

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by boggsie

Here is an odd one. Can the some startup setting be modified so that the default data.img file is larger than 256mb?

I ask, becuase I dropped in all of my applications into the appropriate folder on the SD Card and upon first boot, I was greeted by a low disk space alert / alarm.

Just wonderin'

Did you use the default startup.txt...?

I'm not aware of any setting in the cmdline that will change the size of the data.img... That's hard-set in init.

[boggsie]

Originally Posted by boggsie

Here is an odd one. Can the some startup setting be modified so that the default data.img file is larger than 256mb?

I ask, becuase I dropped in all of my applications into the appropriate folder on the SD Card and upon first boot, I was greeted by a low disk space alert / alarm.

Just wonderin'

Best regards,
-boggsie

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Did you use the default startup.txt...?

I'm not aware of any setting in the cmdline that will change the size of the data.img... That's hard-set in init.

Yep, default down to the target folder. It's not a huge deal, obviously, as I can quickly use the tool you've pointed me to in the past to increase data.img and I am good to go.

Best regards,
-boggsie

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by boggsie

Yep, default down to the target folder. It's not a huge deal, obviously, as I can quickly use the tool you've pointed me to in the past to increase data.img and I am good to go.

Just curious, what size data.img did it create...?