Re: Unofficial known issues list 12/25
 

NAND still uses the memory card for system.ext2, rootfs.img, and data.img. Only the kernel and initrd.gz are truly on NAND at this point. Also, NAND is far more experimental and often has patches before Haret receives them. Lately we (and by we, I mean ACL and Wistilt) have been working on true panel power off and on which neither build have.

As for the memory card, the class 10 and even some class 6 cards give poor performance for Android or don't work well because they are not designed for what we are using them for. No memory card is really best for opening a file and then making small random changes all over inside that file, but the class 4 cards tend to do better at this, the 6's a little worse, and the 10's are much worse.

Re: Unofficial known issues list 12/25
 

Not sure what your issue is, but I have that same line on the Sprint TP2, and my fn and caps keys work fine, and I can type a :

Re: Unofficial known issues list 12/25
 

Any reasons that an exchange account gets setup with out errors but never syncs any contacts, email, and calendar? Other activesync account works without issue. The first activesync account states that this device can be controlled by administrator. The entire reason (at first) to go to android was to have multiple activesync accounts. Arrggggh. I will continue with android but any tips would be appreciated.

Re: Unofficial known issues list 12/25
 

If I boot using the utility it is working now.

Re: Unofficial known issues list 1/3
 

Updated for working keyboard backlight and speakerphone now!

Awesome. How do I update to this please? I am stable now too!

Re: Unofficial known issues list 1/3
 

Hasn't been committed yet, you'll have to download a test kernel. I threw up a thread here.

Re: Unofficial known issues list 1/3
 

How do i go about doing this, i have an aux in on my car deck and would like to listen to music from andriod.

Re: Unofficial known issues list 1/3
 

Set snd.force_headset=2 in your cmdline/startup.txt. Then, before booting Android plug in your headphones while in WinMo. Now make a phone call (to voicemail, or anything that won't disconnect after a minute or so) then boot haret while the phone call continues. Usually around the A N D R O I D part of the flying text the call is dropped, and now all sound will come out of your headphones - and only your headphones.

Last I tried this (several months ago) it also made horrible noises from the speaker on the phone. They weren't bloodcurdlingly loud, but very audible. I'm hoping this will get more attention soon - after all this graphics and panel stuff settles ;)

Re: Unofficial known issues list 1/3
 

So you think this would be a valid way to listen to music on a headset aux in? or are you saying it wouldnt be good.
It might take me a while to come up with my headphone jack.