NAND boot testing. Test 5: SOUND!!!!/Test 7: Single NBH/Serialno/tilt2 fix

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Ha, I think it's the same code... or at least pieces of it.

Either way Wozz... where are ya? Are you going to update the first post? It's been a while! Curious how the full NAND testing is going, but somehow I have a feeling not well...

I was talking to wozz yesterday. Looks like he might be back soon. But still, now you see why we need a page dedicated for releases. lol.. i can start a new thread as long as someone helps me update the contents from time to time. I'm not good at that stuff and this is why wozz handled it

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by [ACL]

I was talking to wozz yesterday. Looks like he might be back soon. But still, now you see why we need a page dedicated for releases. lol.. i can start a new thread as long as someone helps me update the contents from time to time. I'm not good at that stuff and this is why wozz handled it

I don't mind taking care of the thread as well... I would just need to create the first post so I can manage it

Either way, nate seems to be checkin back fairly frequently, and since his fingers are on the pulse more than mine, he may be a better candidate

[natemcnutty]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

I don't mind taking care of the thread as well... I would just need to create the first post so I can manage it

Either way, nate seems to be checkin back fairly frequently, and since his fingers are on the pulse more than mine, he may be a better candidate

I do check in quite regularly. One of the advantages of being a sysadmin. When you are waiting on things to copy or finish installing or whatever, you can check up on things.

Anyway, I was hoping that someone might be able to take a look at this and confirm for me that Tinboot2.S controls startup commands. To me, it looks like HW3D is only enabled for the RHOD500 (Verizon TP2).

tinboot/tinboot2.S - tinboot-linux-msm in Tinboot for linux-msm - Gitorious

I'm still messing around with compiling Tinboot, and I think the last thing I need to do is figure out whether I need to force hw3d for any of the other devices. It also looks like Wozz had the rhod500 overclocked, but the others aren't.

On the plus side, I found a couple of modules that I wasn't compiling with the regular modules, and adding support for people using a SIM card in a Sprint or Verizon phone looks like it would be pretty easy.

[arrrghhh]

Good to hear! As far as the thread, one of us should probably create a new one. Again since you seem to have a better connection with development progress, you'd probably be the better choice for making said thread.

But, I certainly don't mind either - just so long as I can get some notification about updates.