Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2

[sfxc13]

Originally Posted by JustusIV

So is that on the gsm side of things?
basically just needs to be ported over to the cdma?

For a different phone with different hardware.

[JustusIV]

Originally Posted by sfxc13

For a different phone with different hardware.

oh sorry didnt notice the location of that thread, my bad.

[Eschelon]

Originally Posted by JustusIV

So is that on the gsm side of things?
basically just needs to be ported over to the cdma?

Correct. The version in his thread natively runs on the TouchHD, but also works with the GSM Rhodium model after editing the startup.txt file slightly. Now all that needs to be done is a port and a handful of other tweaks and it should work with CDMA within the near future (obviously I'm making it sound easier than it is - and it could easily be weeks or months before this happens. I only mention it since the other guy asked if A2DP is a possibility).

Although after following the IRC channel last night and today, it seems that the priority is now somewhat focused on sound capabilities. But it's anyone's guess as to what feature will be enabled next

[fraggy4]

Originally Posted by Eschelon

Although after following the IRC channel last night and today, it seems that the priority is now somewhat focused on sound capabilities. But it's anyone's guess as to what feature will be enabled next

Pity that it's taking this long to get sound working, that should have been one of the 1st priorities.

[BradP]

Originally Posted by fraggy4

By the steps in the first thread, what do you mean? I can't find the steps for Verizon data.

I used the 'All in One" download that Flyer posted on page 7 and my (verizon) data works fine.

Remember to take out your SIM card.

Also, before I launched the Haret file, I turned off my data in WinMo. I thought I had read this during Civic's thread - so I always turn off data in WinMo then run Haret.

I love this stuff! I am so glad I found this site...my TP2 would have been so boring without PPCGEEKS.

[Eschelon]

Originally Posted by fraggy4

Pity that it's taking this long to get sound working, that should have been one of the 1st priorities.

To each his own. Others would argue that data was most important since a smartphone is generally worthless without it - especially a smartphone running Android. I personally don't care either way as I'm just enjoying the ride like everyone else

But since it's all free and these guys do it all out of the generosity of their little hearts, we can't complain too much, no? If you want sound that badly, download the repo and unpack it, then get the sound working on your own

[fraggy4]

Originally Posted by Eschelon

To each his own. Others would argue that data was most important. I personally don't care either way as I'm just enjoying the ride like everyone else

Actually, I completely forgot about data :P I had been using the very early builds that didn't even have CDMA radio support yet, and now that data is working I'm very excited. But The order should have been CDMA radio, data, and sound. I don't believe that's been the order so far, is it?

But the good news is that I might not have to replace this junky TP2 with an Incredible now that development on the CDMA front is speeding along

[x10guy]

Originally Posted by fraggy4

Pity that it's taking this long to get sound working, that should have been one of the 1st priorities.

post sounds a bit harsh to me... Personally I'm grateful for all the progress made, rather than complaining. Yes sound is important but patience...

[fraggy4]

Originally Posted by x10guy

post sounds a bit harsh to me... Personally I'm grateful for all the progress made, rather than complaining. Yes sound is important but patience...

See my most recent post for clarification on what I meant.
Bad news, TP2 reset during Google Account setup and selecting network.

[zeeter82]

I can't get out of airplane mode. I have the 4 bars with the "x" and it says no service. I received a txt msg though...haha kinda weird.

I'm on verizon...any ideas?