[TESTING] XDAndroid GBX0C 2.3.7 Build

[EyeB]

This has happened a few times now so I'm fairly sure it's reproducible for other people

But I connect my phone in winmo to laptop (using activesync, no choice to just charge) to charge phone. While plugged into laptop, I start up haret to launch android. It does it's startup thing (long list of text scrolling down, don't know better way to describe it). But instead of going to the XDANDROID flash screen, it books back into winmo. I can't say it does this everytime, but it happens fairly often that I think someone else might be able to reproduce it

don't know if this is a known issue, but it's fairly new to me, but i just recently started charging phone from laptop instead of wallcharger too

edit: but it starts android fine if i unplug phone before running haret, so I'm not sure if it's activesync or laptop doing something, not even sure it is worth "fixing" but it's better to know about it then not?

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by EyeB

edit: but it starts android fine if i unplug phone before running haret, so I'm not sure if it's activesync or laptop doing something, not even sure it is worth "fixing" but it's better to know about it then not?

This was going to be my suggestion, lol.

Ironically with the RAPH you have to boot like this if you want to be able to use ADB.

[auburnham]

I've been experimenting with bluetooth, and I found a reproducible problem when dialing from the handset. If bluetooth is connected, and a call is initiated on the handset, it automatically switches audio over to the bluetooth connection. The audio is successfully routed through bluetooth for a few seconds, but then audio is lost. After this, all audio is lost on the device, even after the call is dropped: No bluetooth, no earpiece, no speaker, no 3.5mm, no extUSB, etc. A reboot is required to reset audio, and I've only tried cold boots. Audio is reproducibly broken after repeating the sequence.

EDIT: This problem was caused by badboy8813's AudioPara3.csv. Returning to the original AudioPara3.csv resolved the problem.

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

1) Minfree settings from the SuperCharger script or from manual intervention should still work fine. Why do you feel they're not being set properly?

I believe the minfree settings are being ignored because there are processes in categories that should be killed with the given memory condition, but they are left alone. For example, my Hidden Applications minfree setting is at 64MB (admittedly aggressive), yet, while my memory drops below 40MB these programs continue to run.

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by auburnham

I believe the minfree settings are being ignored because there are processes in categories that should be killed with the given memory condition, but they are left alone. For example, my Hidden Applications minfree setting is at 64MB (admittedly aggressive), yet, while my memory drops below 40MB these programs continue to run. Maybe something in my log file will provide a clue, but note that I did not have custom minfrees set during this time. Let me know if a separate logfile with custom minfree settings would be helpful.

Minfrees apply just fine, like I said if you set some outrageous number it probably will just ignore it, or do its best but not kill essential things. I've never tried setting something impossibly high, what's the point?

As for BT, I'll take a look... but I don't know if anything will get fixed with BT. Our BT radio chips seem really flaky, even in WinMo - and if there's flaky hardware issues in WinMo, I'm not sure what hope we have for it working well in Android.

[auburnham]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Minfrees apply just fine, like I said if you set some outrageous number it probably will just ignore it, or do its best but not kill essential things. I've never tried setting something impossibly high, what's the point?

What are your minfree settings, and what is your typical free memory upon boot and after significant uptime?

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by auburnham

What are your minfree settings, and what is your typical free memory upon boot and after significant uptime?

Haven't looked, as I don't really care about the specific numbers.

As for minfree settings, I use the SuperCharger script. Set to 256mb HP. I don't remember the specifics of this setting either, but SuperCharger does a lot more than just minfrees. I heard the OOM grouping readjustments do a lot of good as well..

[auburnham]

Originally Posted by auburnham

I've been experimenting with bluetooth, and I found a reproducible problem when dialing from the handset. If bluetooth is connected, and a call is initiated on the handset, it automatically switches audio over to the bluetooth connection. The audio is successfully routed through bluetooth for a few seconds, but then audio is lost. After this, all audio is lost on the device, even after the call is dropped: No bluetooth, no earpiece, no speaker, no 3.5mm, no extUSB, etc. A reboot is required to reset audio, and I've only tried cold boots. Audio is reproducibly broken after repeating the sequence.

Further testing showed that this problem was caused by badboy8813's AudioPara3.csv. Returning to the original AudioPara3.csv resolved the problem. Bluetooth is working normally now.

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by auburnham

Further testing showed that this problem was caused by badboy8813's AudioPara3.csv. Returning to the original AudioPara3.csv resolved the problem. Bluetooth is working normally now.

Interesting. Thanks for being thorough.

[auburnham]

What is the latest on the broken GBX0B netloc?

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by auburnham

What is the latest on the broken GBX0B netloc?

Never figured it out, but I honestly didn't put much time into it. Suggestions welcome.