[TESTING] XDAndroid GBX0C 2.3.7 Build

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by tp2userp

There is one problem on my rhodium 400, being used in GSM mode, once the phone loses signal, the phone goes in "searching for networks" and does not re-acquire the signal. Only re-boot will fix that.

Is there any fix for this?

You can try cycling the radio - airplane mode on/off. Sometimes it fixes it, sometimes it doesn't...

Originally Posted by karimkahale

is there a way to fix the camera on my htc tp2 using gbx0c ?

You have a RHOD400? Cam should work fine. What kernels have you tried? Did you pull any logs? Is it the camcorder or camera.

Originally Posted by locvass

i got force close with many app i install, hoq can i fix it
tks

What app? Logs?

[locvass]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

What app? Logs?

tks for answer
Simsimi task killer, ram manager,... and i got another problem too, i can't import sim contacts to phone (when using import/export from dialer) and if i used sim2contact, i got a notice "can't excess to sim card".
tks

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by locvass

tks for answer
Simsimi task killer, ram manager,... and i got another problem too, i can't import sim contacts to phone (when using import/export from dialer) and if i used sim2contact, i got a notice "can't excess to sim card".
tks

Don't use task killers/RAM managers. See my speed improvements thread.

Can't access SIM card, can't really help you. Use Google to import contacts perhaps...?

Either way you still haven't posted any logs. So you're on your own.

The camcorder and the camera are both not working.I am using the kernel bundled with the gbx0c.

[caldair]

Karim, you should update to the newest kernel from here:

Originally Posted by detule

.39+ kernels are auto-built at:

Htc-Msm-Kernel-Autobuild

Download the newest package 3.3.8 and unzip the files to the root of your SD Card, overwriting zimage then reboot.

I am pretty sure that there was a camera fix added around version 3.3.4 or something. The newest kernel is very stable and responsive.

Originally Posted by caldair

Karim, you should update to the newest kernel from here:



Download the newest package 3.3.8 and unzip the files to the root of your SD Card, overwriting zimage then reboot.

I am pretty sure that there was a camera fix added around version 3.3.4 or something. The newest kernel is very stable and responsive.

i downloaded the newest package and replaced the old modules and zimage by the new ones.i tried first to run haret but it showed at the end an error :"can't access root..." though it was on the root of my device.then i formatted the sd card, deleted the pervious data.img and run haret.i got the same error.why is that happenning?

[wizardknight]

Did you format with the HP tool, or windows?
Have you tried another SD card?

[tp2userp]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

You can try cycling the radio - airplane mode on/off. Sometimes it fixes it, sometimes it doesn't...

When the phone has lost signal, it doesnot go into airplane mode, i.e. I never see airplane icon even if I keep repeatedly try to set the phone in airplane mode every few min.

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by tp2userp

When the phone has lost signal, it doesnot go into airplane mode, i.e. I never see airplane icon even if I keep repeatedly try to set the phone in airplane mode every few min.

I'm not saying the phone will go into airplane mode on its own.

I'm saying you set the airplane mode yourself. I guess if that's not working, your only option is to reboot. You can try some commands from adb, pull some logs... but who knows.

Originally Posted by karimkahale

The HP tool worked.The problem is solved.Thanks.

It always amazes me the types of issues that arise from an improperly formatted SD card...

Good call wizardknight! Thanks for coming back to report success karimkahale .

[wizardknight]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Good call wizardknight! Thanks for coming back to report success karimkahale .

Oh, Micro$oft has the basics down pat. Everything is flawless there *cough* I should know I worked there for four years.