How to set CDMA APNs with new more stable ril

[muziling]

Originally Posted by highlandsun

Phone.apk. No framework-res.apk changes at all. Framework.apk is changed for CDMA data with username/password support.

You can't just drop these files onto your existing build, because their signatures won't match the rest of your build. Trust me, it's a real pain. You pretty much need to compile the entire system yourself in order to test these patches.

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Um, try to compile yet, too slow to download entire android source code, "make framework" cause disk I/O busy all the time...
So I request modified classes.dex to replace my build apk's classes.dex.
signatures not check file classes.dex.

I saw git souce diff, let APN and APN's user/pass work for CDMA mode, just patch framework-res.apk ? If phone.apk need, can upload modified apks too? For android 2.2 and 2.3.

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by muziling

Um, try to compile yet, too slow to download entire android source code, "make framework" cause disk I/O busy all the time...
So I request modified classes.dex to replace my build apk's classes.dex.
signatures not check file classes.dex.

I saw git souce diff, let APN and APN's user/pass work for CDMA mode, just patch framework-res.apk ? If phone.apk need, can upload modified apks too? For android 2.2 and 2.3.

1. Changes are mostly for Froyo at this point. Someone will need to write the patches for GB, I'm hoping stine can just adapt them for GB.

2. No, I'm not just going to give you the apk's. You can either compile it yourself, follow the steps on http://xdandroid.com/wiki/Getting_the_Source - or wait until all the patches have been tested, approved and merged and a new release is out. Those are your choices.

[highlandsun]

Well, actually... We found that the FRX06 Phone.apk can be patched with the updated code, it doesn't seem to disturb the signature at all. So you don't actually need to do a full custom build to get this update.

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