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

If you don't want to have weird battery problems revert back to the March 31st zImage & Modules.

[kawaiius]

Yea when you open your texts press the windows key then go to settings and turn on the vibrate

[wherestheanykey]

Originally Posted by kawaiius

Yea when you open your texts press the windows key then go to settings and turn on the vibrate

Great, thanks I will give that a try. It will certainly help if I can tell when I get messages. Does GPS work for anybody, I could have sworn the last time I tried this about a month ago, that revision had my GPS working. Or maybe I just thought it did

[kawaiius]

i still cant believe there is no sound lol..i wish i knew how to do that stuff

[cheif_of_smoke]

i havent got any thing to work. no data no wifi. im uscc. done the work around. done every thing i can. deleted and reformated. it will load but i cant do any thing. any ideas?

[piranah]

i keep getting can not be written to sd card error..ive formatted and installed fresh .

[00_MACKIE_00]

4/3/210: New package uploaded, new modules and zImage
Build: htc-msm-android@20100403_114203
Date: Sat Apr 03 11:42:03 2010 +0200

Download link: http://www.jbpcrepair.com/mackie

Enjoy

[siff]

is there any change log posted anywhere for the updates? I mackie is just compiling them and posting them (which is fantastic) but would any one know?

[knifesong]

Originally Posted by siff

is there any change log posted anywhere for the updates? I mackie is just compiling them and posting them (which is fantastic) but would any one know?

I echo this. Why am I installing this in place of the 3/31 release?

[cflynt]

Originally Posted by siff

is there any change log posted anywhere for the updates? I mackie is just compiling them and posting them (which is fantastic) but would any one know?

Originally Posted by knifesong

I echo this. Why am I installing this in place of the 3/31 release?

It has been discussed many times on how to find the changelogs, there are multiple components to this, your kernel, your rootfs, initrd as well as the android build itself. Check the links in the FAQ, each one of those sites have changelogs for each piece, Mackie is going out of his way to provide you guys with an all in one package which is really taking the legwork out of you guys, it really isn't his job as well to read you a book before bed is it? Do a little work on your own instead of relying everything you do on 1 person.

Not flaming, not starting anything, just wanting you guys to learn a little, the info is all there and you just plain don't even bother.