[3/6/2010] Google Android for TP2 CDMA [In Dev]

[certifiedsinner]

thanks infoBox...

[Carla]

I did just to be nice

[Boominsvx]

I did it just cause you called me baby.

[cflynt]

I am not aware of this being posted in this thread, but have seen it in others, so to help those not aware of how the buttons work in Android with a TP2:

Top Power button is your Home Key. You will probably get the choice of Home or Home++, you can do away with that screen by selecting the check-box to use as default if I am not mistaken.

Answer key is Answer key

Windows Key is the Menu Key - Activates different options depending on the app you are in.

Back key is Back

End key is your technical power key for Android. Hold down to get a menu for turning off, or just press once to blank screen etc.

Hope that helps!

[ndno]

Originally Posted by cflynt

I am not aware of this being posted in this thread, but have seen it in others, so to help those not aware of how the buttons work in Android with a TP2:

Top Power button is your Home Key. You will probably get the choice of Home or Home++, you can do away with that screen by selecting the check-box to use as default if I am not mistaken.

Answer key is Answer key

Windows Key is the Menu Key - Activates different options depending on the app you are in.

Back key is Back

End key is your technical power key for Android. Hold down to get a menu for turning off, or just press once to blank screen etc.

Hope that helps!

Thanks for the post. When you hit the Home key to go back to the home screen, does the application you're running shut down or does it run in background? It seems like the application is still running when I launch the App Killer. Same with the back key, does the application exits or does it keep running. Unlike WM, which allows you to exit the application by hitting "X", I, for the life of me, can't figure how to exit an application under Android.

[cflynt]

Originally Posted by ndno

Thanks for the post. When you hit the Home key to go back to the home screen, does the application you're running shut down or does it run in background? It seems like the application is still running when I launch the App Killer. Same with the back key, does the application exits or does it keep running. Unlike WM, which allows you to exit the application by hitting "X", I, for the life of me, can't figure how to exit an application under Android.

Android is pretty good about managing memory. It will run the app in the background until it needs the memory and then it will close it. If you want to exit it completely, you can try the menu key and see if it has a quit or exit, otherwise use the task manager regularly. There are many configurable options on the task kill on setting up stuff to ignore etc.

[surge]

Originally Posted by cflynt

I am not aware of this being posted in this thread, but have seen it in others, so to help those not aware of how the buttons work in Android with a TP2:

Top Power button is your Home Key. You will probably get the choice of Home or Home++, you can do away with that screen by selecting the check-box to use as default if I am not mistaken.

Answer key is Answer key

Windows Key is the Menu Key - Activates different options depending on the app you are in.

Back key is Back

End key is your technical power key for Android. Hold down to get a menu for turning off, or just press once to blank screen etc.

Hope that helps!

thanks
I didn't know about the top button for home
I've added this to the wiki.

[2kmy477]

Does anyone know how to set the internet browser not to open and stay in landscape mode?Also when I open the Astro file explorer,it said it's expired,anyone knows how to get around this?

[makkonen]

Originally Posted by explisiv

Im another guy with the mounting error, I tried everything including full format, quick format, winrar, winzip, regular windows xp, sd reader, usb chord and copy start txt from rhodium folder, and the sd can never mount, saying it cant access tty I even tried flashing older roms and newer roms.

I like the idea of getting it working, me and others are having this sd mount error, its not a rare fluke i think its got something to do with drivers maybe because mine is refurbished the sd slot wont mount, but be advised

I flash roms from the sd card and its a 8gb sandisk i usually have all my applications on it so anybody got solutions other then what i have tried already because there is no way im doing this wrong, I made roms before so im no noob to following instructions i made the fox rom for the cdma diamond!

It's possible that these SD errors come not from the formatting of the sd card, but from the partitioning. I've seen cards where instead of a primary partition, there's an extended partition with a logical partition in it. Linux doesn't know where to look to mount the logical partition on boot, so it fails. The solution is to repartition your sd card, but I'm not sure what tool does that. (Also, your issue might be something else. This is just one idea.)

Originally Posted by Maverick_TN

Error Detail:

Running an fsck on the SD Card
dosfsck 3.0.1,  23 Nov 2008,FAT 32 LFN
logical sector size is zero.
mount: mounting /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 on /sdcard failed: Invalid argument
Failed
Failed to mount the SD card. Cannot continue.

I know this is a repost, but there was so much posting going on when I posted this yesterday that I feel that it was rapidly overlooked.

Just a few lines before that, there should've been a line saying something like 'mmcblk0: p1' or 'mmcblk0: p1 < p5 >'. If it's the latter, this is the partitioning issue I mentioned. Again, this is just a guess, because I saw it a couple times, and I think it might be more widespread. What does yours say?

Originally Posted by asbestos

Here is a link to a thread on this site that is talking about getting data to work on USCC for a mogul. If I knew how to get my MSID I might be able to get data working (Hey, it sounds logical!)

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=31319

Anyone else want to see if what is said here makes sense and may be applicable to our situation?

That's part of the puzzle (making sure you've got the right login information). But it seems that people fail to get data working even when they DO have the right login information.

Originally Posted by domnic

Yes I am a us user.who is you service provider your the third person I have heard say they dont have a sim card

Originally Posted by niadek

"US CELLULAR" is my service provider lol - no sim cards... and they apparently handle data a bit differently as it doesnt seem to be working for anyone with us cellular plans... was posting to see if anyone had a workaround yet... but i guess not

It's like a damn Who's on First sketch in here.

Originally Posted by 2kmy477

Does anyone know how to set the internet browser not to open and stay in landscape mode?Also when I open the Astro file explorer,it said it's expired,anyone knows how to get around this?

Go to Settings -> Sound & Display -> [ ] Orientation and deselect it. The gsensor is too wonky at this point to be useful for that anyway.

The only way to get around astro being expired is to download the latest one from the market (I know, I know)... or maybe get lucky and find someone who's posted the most recent version somewhere other than the market.

[darren.wlsn1]

ive dl'd and unziped this thing 3 times and each time i get corrupt file, all the stuff unzips jyst cant launch the thing.