Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2

[mrrogers1]

Originally Posted by cflynt

For those that have been waiting on the final commit for the Touchscreen Double Tap issue, it has finally been posted, thanks MrPippy for posting it. Here is a link to the package:

http://zimages.googlecode.com/svn/au...318_061343.tar

Just delete your zImage and modules from your storage card and put the new ones in place. If you were running the test build, this probably won't give you anything more, but at least it is in the autobuild now.

Thanks for posting this, I just happened to pop in to see if there were any updates in the first post. Do you know, is MrPippy going to be updating at least the first thread when a fix or update like this is made? I think we are used to see the actual thread title updated when there is one but I know that hasn't been done since this great ride began.

[Boominsvx]

It's not JUST him that's posting the kernels. Mr. Pippy is working on the specific rootfs that we use for cdma, but this update does not change anything in that file. No changes have been made to the rootfs since this thread was made. It's all in the kernel. If you follow the long directions in the first post, you'll have this version with the fix inside it. If you download "all in one" cabs, you'll have to wait until they are updated with it. If you want to update them manually, download the latest zimage from HERE, extract it to your desktop and change the name of the zimage to file so it's just called "zimage" without the quotes. Leaving that folder open, plug i your phone and go to your storage card. When you find the file that conatins a "zimage" and a "modules.wholebunchofnumbershere", delete both of those off the card and replace them with the ones you extract and renamed. Hope that helps people understand the upgrade process a little better.

[EGOvoruhk]

Originally Posted by Boominsvx

It's not him that's posting the kernels

Um, yes it is...

http://code.google.com/p/zimages/source/detail?r=131

Author: Brendan Shanks <mrpippy@gmail.com>

[Boominsvx]

Edited for the early morning wise a$$. lol

[jeep447]

Ok with the latest modules i now get a fuzzy sound all the time...when I try to play music or any media the fuzz changes to a diff sound! I love progress!! lol

[cflynt]

Originally Posted by jeep447

Ok with the latest modules i now get a fuzzy sound all the time...when I try to play music or any media the fuzz changes to a diff sound! I love progress!! lol

Sounds like you have external.rhod_speaker=1 in your cmdline, change that to a 0, or take it out and that should go away. Sound is still being worked on.

[mrrogers1]

Originally Posted by Boominsvx

It's not JUST him that's posting the kernels. Mr. Pippy is working on the specific rootfs that we use for cdma, but this update does not change anything in that file. No changes have been made to the rootfs since this thread was made. It's all in the kernel. If you follow the long directions in the first post, you'll have this version with the fix inside it. If you download "all in one" cabs, you'll have to wait until they are updated with it. If you want to update them manually, download the latest zimage from HERE, extract it to your desktop and change the name of the zimage to file so it's just called "zimage" without the quotes. Leaving that folder open, plug i your phone and go to your storage card. When you find the file that conatins a "zimage" and a "modules.wholebunchofnumbershere", delete both of those off the card and replace them with the ones you extract and renamed. Hope that helps people understand the upgrade process a little better.

Thanks! I knew there were new kernels but what I don't understand is the fire from the hip progress/updates. Correct me if I'm wrong BUT aren't some of the newly updated kernels just for testing and not "official"? I guess I'm just used to seeing updates come across as official and "working" but I guess with this dev, we should keep an eye on and try/test out the kernels as they are posted and give feed back over there.

[00_MACKIE_00]

Originally Posted by mrrogers1

Thanks! I knew there were new kernels but what I don't understand is the fire from the hip progress/updates. Correct me if I'm wrong BUT aren't some of the newly updated kernels just for testing and not "official"? I guess I'm just used to seeing updates come across as official and "working" but I guess with this dev, we should keep an eye on and try/test out the kernels as they are posted and give feed back over there.

I always just hit up glemsom's website, grab the very top one and extract the zImage and modules to my SD card, I delete the old ones first before I copy them over.