Re: Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 Rhodium Updated 3-23-2010
 

Just hold down the Android power button (End Key) till your pop-up comes up and select Shutdown. Another pop-up comes up and select OK, it shuts down and reboots into WM.

Re: Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 Rhodium Updated 3-23-2010
 

Did update the FAQ to hopefully represent your concerns here. Let me know if it doesn't make sense.

Re: Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 Rhodium Updated 3-23-2010
 

see this thread, i can follow, its when it gets like 50 pages in 3 days i give up haha

Re: Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 Rhodium Updated 3-23-2010
 

cflynt, do you know if there's a telnetd or sshd server on here? If so, what is the root password? If not I guess I can try to set up a development environment using vmware with Ubuntu or Fedora Core and use the cross-compile tools to build the binary for it. For the developers, how are they viewing the serial log messages (besides the super tiny log messages on the screen) when Android boots; is there something like a "usb-to-serial" interface through the USB interface? Just curious... I always wanted to try building the kernel and play with it for myself.

Re: Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 Rhodium Updated 3-23-2010
 

so what kinda enhancements do each new zkernel and roots files bring..?? is each file just a bit faster than the previous..?? the changelog's I don't understand to much of =)

Re: Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 Rhodium Updated 3-23-2010
 

I have a quick question, where are our programs stored? Where is System/App at? I've been looking all over the SD card for it but for some reason I still haven't found it

Re: Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 Rhodium Updated 3-23-2010
 

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.ph...evice_with_SSH

http://www.androidonhtc.com/wiki/Get_Involved

http://developer.android.com/guide/d...tools/adb.html
http://theunlockr.com/2009/10/06/how...droid-devices/

Re: Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 Rhodium Updated 3-23-2010
 

You need to read the changelogs on the kernel site, they show what is changed from kernel to kernel. Or in the rootfs autobuild site as well as the initrd autobuild site. Links are in the FAQ. Not always are the changelogs going to make sense to someone that isn't a developer. I am not a developer and I for sure don't understand all the changes. But it is not meant to be 100% understood to the normal user while they are working on the technical aspects of the drivers and such. Some of the changelogs no doubt make sense and you just have to pay attention. But you are dealing with an Alpha product, there are bugs, there will be more. So that is just part of the playing! So no doubt if you need something more stable then you need to stick to Windows Mobile or a stock Android device till things hopefully someday will get to the point we can call it good!

Re: Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 Rhodium Updated 3-23-2010
 

What particular programs are you looking for? The data.img that gets created the first time you boot is your actual filesystem. Think of it as your home directory in Linux. And then there is the rootfs.img which is some core components. And lastly your system.sqsh holds a lot of your preinstalled apps and such.

Re: Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 Rhodium Updated 3-23-2010
 

Gotcha, I figured it was a little more complicated like that, I found a .apk that is supposed to have the stock live wallpapers on it from the nexusone, however you're supposed to overwrite the original from the app folder, and I'm not even sure if we have an original since we don't have any of the stock nexusone live backgrounds on our phone. I'm going to try and look into it