Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 Rhodium Updated 5-20-2010

[RSD]

I moved everything to "andboot" and tried to run and it did not. It required zImage, initrd.gz and of course haret.exe in the root.

Also, now it is unable to connect to network. It was working with stuff in the root of the storage card before.

I am doing it correctly?

Thanks!

..Ramesh

[CaliBoyPhillip]

Originally Posted by RSD

I moved everything to "andboot" and tried to run and it did not. It required zImage, initrd.gz and of course haret.exe in the root.

Also, now it is unable to connect to network. It was working with stuff in the root of the storage card before.

I am doing it correctly?

Thanks!

..Ramesh

I don't think you need to move anything to a folder called andboot, just move every single file to the root of your sd card. lol I'm currently trying to run the latest Android on my TP1, ran into issues lol its better on the TP2...

[cflynt]

Thought you guys might like to see this from the latest rootfs.img just posted to the Autobuild site!!

Add CDMA support for CDMA+GSM world phones (like
RhodiumW/RHOD400/RHOD500)

[cflynt]

Originally Posted by RSD

I moved everything to "andboot" and tried to run and it did not. It required zImage, initrd.gz and of course haret.exe in the root.

Also, now it is unable to connect to network. It was working with stuff in the root of the storage card before.

I am doing it correctly?

Thanks!

..Ramesh

If you are using the current initrd.gz from the autobuild site, it has native support for EVERYTHING in the andboot directory, including haret.exe. That is actually how I run mine. It will still create a few files like the file checks and some cache directories in the root directory, but the rest of Android will stay in the andboot directory. You don't need any special switches or anything to run it out of this directory. If all you are running is Android, I would just recommend you use the root directory, but if you still want to have some WM stuff on your Storage Card then doing the andboot keeps things a tad cleaner.

[RSD]

Is this the link for the latest rootfs?
http://xdandroid.southcape.org/rootfs/

Originally Posted by cflynt

Thought you guys might like to see this from the latest rootfs.img just posted to the Autobuild site!!

[milesnapue]

Originally Posted by RSD

Is this the link for the latest rootfs?
http://xdandroid.southcape.org/rootfs/

One can only assume this means someone won't have to cook in Mr Pippy's CDMA_RIL everytime?

Dunno, testing it out now.

[cflynt]

Originally Posted by RSD

Is this the link for the latest rootfs?
http://xdandroid.southcape.org/rootfs/

Yes, it is.

[cflynt]

Originally Posted by milesnapue

One can only assume this means someone won't have to cook in Mr Pippy's CDMA_RIL everytime?

Dunno, testing it out now.

That would be correct, we now have a fully merged RIL, as long as you are using the CDMA switch in your startup.txt then it will use the proper RIL information.

[drynaps]

Originally Posted by RSD

I moved everything to "andboot" and tried to run and it did not. It required zImage, initrd.gz and of course haret.exe in the root.

Also, now it is unable to connect to network. It was working with stuff in the root of the storage card before.

I am doing it correctly?

Thanks!

..Ramesh

If you have the newest initrd file then you will be able to have everything under the andboot folder.

[cflynt]

Now any of you USCC users etc, if you could update to the latest rootfs.img and let me know if your Data is working without modification, rumor has it, it might be, otherwise look in the APN settings and populate your info that you had to do before, without using the script. Use the options in the APN. Let me know if that works for ya!