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scrosler 02-01-2009 04:06 PM

Re: -=+Feb 1+=- *SSK 1.4 Beta 4* +VZW and SPRINT+ - See OP! {CE OS 21109} Kitchen and
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by whs2569 (Post 682833)
I was wondering if anyone has a problem with the phone resending messages that have already been sent. My text messages are getting resend irregularly, I don't know if it's my settings or is it the rom? Also when i scroll down in my call history, it seems as though the rom is lagging in that the screen is shown with jumble numbers each stack on top of each other.

This was noted by a few others as well. The fix is a hard rest right after flash. Its just a goofy thing.... Hard rest has fixed it every time.

I wontgo into the whole... Just likethe damn apache sermon again but this thing is just too muck like the apache..... Always had to hard rest on Apache after a falsh or you would have all sorts of wierdness.

keaolyen 02-01-2009 04:15 PM

Re: -=+Feb 1+=- *SSK 1.4 Beta 4* +VZW and SPRINT+ - See OP! {CE OS 21109} Kitchen and
 
BTW, setting pagepool to 0 is working just fine...

FormerPalmOS should be interested to hear that...

scrosler 02-01-2009 04:16 PM

Re: -=+Feb 1+=- *SSK 1.4 Beta 4* +VZW and SPRINT+ - See OP! {CE OS 21109} Kitchen and
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by keaolyen (Post 682853)
BTW, setting pagepool to 0 is working just fine...

FormerPalmOS should be interested to hear that...

Any other thoughts? You can be brutal, I am used to it by now ;c)

FormerPalmOS 02-01-2009 04:17 PM

Re: -=+Feb 1+=- *SSK 1.4 Beta 4* +VZW and SPRINT+ - See OP! {CE OS 21109} Kitchen and
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by scrosler (Post 682856)
Any other thoughts? You can be brutal, I am used to it by now ;c)

Setting pagepool = 0 means "Windows CE, feel free to use as much memory as you want for paging in copies of IMGFS files instead of being limited to XX MB" where XX is whatever we set - like 6 or 9 or 12. You Sprint guys can get away with this - and it will be fast. We VZW folks can't - we have to ration out our memory...

ajskhan 02-01-2009 04:19 PM

Re: -=+Feb 1+=- *SSK 1.4 Beta 4* +VZW and SPRINT+ - See OP! {CE OS 21109} Kitchen and
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by scrosler (Post 682525)
Start -> Settings -> SSK Online!

Just a web portal I am developing in conjuction with the ROM's and Kitchen I made. It has some small downloads on there now but I hope to eventually add a bunch of things like themes, utilities, etc.... User and feature manual... All sorts of stuff I would like to add.

So is it compatible with other roms?

keaolyen 02-01-2009 04:21 PM

Re: -=+Feb 1+=- *SSK 1.4 Beta 4* +VZW and SPRINT+ - See OP! {CE OS 21109} Kitchen and
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by FormerPalmOS (Post 682860)
Setting pagepool = 0 means "Windows CE, feel free to use as much memory as you want for paging in copies of IMGFS files instead of being limited to XX MB" where XX is whatever we set - like 6 or 9 or 12. You Sprint guys can get away with this - and it will be fast. We VZW folks can't - we have to ration out our memory...

To keep it short, we were correct and THIS is a Dynamic PagePool. Any time you set a pagepool size it is by default static. I.E. all that xx 15 and xx16 has nothing to do with a static or dynamic pagepool, it simply tells the OS how to read the size. It'd be interesting to see what setting the least significant bits to would result in....

That is, if we set the values we associate with the pagepool to xx 14 or xx 13 what would be the result? Would 01 14 be 8MB or 16MB? (I'm betting on 16MB)

keaolyen 02-01-2009 04:29 PM

Re: -=+Feb 1+=- *SSK 1.4 Beta 4* +VZW and SPRINT+ - See OP! {CE OS 21109} Kitchen and
 
Scott,
How soon to a new version with fixed Sprint GPS?

scrosler 02-01-2009 04:29 PM

Re: -=+Feb 1+=- *SSK 1.4 Beta 4* +VZW and SPRINT+ - See OP! {CE OS 21109} Kitchen and
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ajskhan (Post 682865)
So is it compatible with other roms?

Yes, but the applications and links are desgined to and are matched with MY ROM.

The control panel applet is compatible but I am not sharing the code for that so you could not put it in the ROM per se but you could just navigate to www.scottcrosler.com/mobile

Thats all the control panel applet does. I just think its cool to go to the control panel to get to teh site.

In all reality you can also surf there on a PC as well.

scrosler 02-01-2009 04:33 PM

Re: -=+Feb 1+=- *SSK 1.4 Beta 4* +VZW and SPRINT+ - See OP! {CE OS 21109} Kitchen and
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by keaolyen (Post 682892)
Scott,
How soon to a new version with fixed Sprint GPS?

Well, its not totally borked. You just need to tell your apps to go to COM4 instead of windows managed. A bit inconviented but for now... It will have to do. I will look at it more closely later tonight.

Running out of steam....

Just got the dual OS kitchen about 99.9% done.

Not going to post anyhting untill someone either posts a bug or confirms they tried every single feature and could not find a bug.

Hoping its the latter!!!!!!

EDIT: Oh but to answer your question.... Im going to look at it again tonight......

You gonna be up late?

Can you give me the name of one single ROM you tried that it works on? From there i can just dcompile nad see what drivers instead of guessing.

FormerPalmOS 02-01-2009 04:42 PM

Re: -=+Feb 1+=- *SSK 1.4 Beta 4* +VZW and SPRINT+ - See OP! {CE OS 21109} Kitchen and
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by keaolyen (Post 682871)
To keep it short, we were correct and THIS is a Dynamic PagePool. Any time you set a pagepool size it is by default static. I.E. all that xx 15 and xx16 has nothing to do with a static or dynamic pagepool, it simply tells the OS how to read the size. It'd be interesting to see what setting the least significant bits to would result in....

That is, if we set the values we associate with the pagepool to xx 14 or xx 13 what would be the result? Would 01 14 be 8MB or 16MB? (I'm betting on 16MB)

Don't go crazy here - those LSBs are part of the ARM instruction set op-code. 15 and 16 just tell the CPU by how much to left shift (multiply) the opcode. Change them to something else, and you have a completely new opcode = bricked phone possibly.


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