Originally Posted by FormerPalmOS (Post 685401)

CRAP!!! I just figured out what I screwed up. There are two copies of os.nb.payload in the ZIP file. Ignore the one in the ROM folder - replace it with the one in the root of the ZIP. The correct one is size 3200, the wrong one is size 3456 bytes.

Also, make sure to copy all the XIP files to the right places:

os.nb.payload in ROM
boot.rgu in ROM\XIP
.VM folder in SYS
.ROM folder in SYS

Make sure the kitchen is running g'reloc.exe (it will say relocating modules). If it still doesn't work, go back to the .VM and .ROM from the kitchen.

I will upload a new ZIP to the XIP thread.

FPOS

Originally Posted by dimitri (Post 686177)

So I charged my phone all night and took it off the charger this morning and within 30 minutes the phone battery was at 78%. Is anyone else seeing this issue?

Originally Posted by dimitri (Post 686352)

I was talking to Bored last night about the bluetooth and ignore call issue and he was able to give me a fix for it. You will have to modify the reg entry below.

HKLM\SOFTWARE\HTC\PHONE\PhoneExtendSetting" translation="filesystem">

RejectEnable" datatype="integer" value="0"

He also told me of the mxipupdate_phonecanvas_1. file that needs to be changed in the kitchen to make this change take affect during cooking.

Much thanks to Bored for his wisdom. And I thought I would share this dwith the group.

And yes it does fix not being able to use the ignore call feature with bluetooth on.

Originally Posted by bast525 (Post 684543)

Ah okay so this isn't just me. I chased after this problem for a good while before I just said F it...

But yeah, I noticed this with SSK 1.2 (which I'm still running). You can't ignore incoming calls. When you try to, it just mutes the ring, but the call is still connected and will ring the full number of times on the callers end, before going to Voicemail. Hope this one gets fixed with 1.5!

Originally Posted by keaolyen (Post 684653)

Scott,
I've been running over a day now with a 0MB Pagepool, no problems so far. You might want to consider making the Sprint version 0MB by default...

Originally Posted by FormerPalmOS (Post 685401)

CRAP!!! I just figured out what I screwed up. There are two copies of os.nb.payload in the ZIP file. Ignore the one in the ROM folder - replace it with the one in the root of the ZIP. The correct one is size 3200, the wrong one is size 3456 bytes.

Also, make sure to copy all the XIP files to the right places:

os.nb.payload in ROM
boot.rgu in ROM\XIP
.VM folder in SYS
.ROM folder in SYS

Make sure the kitchen is running g'reloc.exe (it will say relocating modules). If it still doesn't work, go back to the .VM and .ROM from the kitchen.

I will upload a new ZIP to the XIP thread.

FPOS

Originally Posted by FormerPalmOS (Post 685401)

CRAP!!! I just figured out what I screwed up. There are two copies of os.nb.payload in the ZIP file. Ignore the one in the ROM folder - replace it with the one in the root of the ZIP. The correct one is size 3200, the wrong one is size 3456 bytes.

Also, make sure to copy all the XIP files to the right places:

os.nb.payload in ROM
boot.rgu in ROM\XIP
.VM folder in SYS
.ROM folder in SYS

Make sure the kitchen is running g'reloc.exe (it will say relocating modules). If it still doesn't work, go back to the .VM and .ROM from the kitchen.

I will upload a new ZIP to the XIP thread.

FPOS

Originally Posted by phattooth (Post 686361)

Great work you two!

And thanks so much for sharing!



EDIT: Just a note here Dimitri...

Earlier I had mentioned I hadn't noticed the issue after installing S2A. You had said that it was with BT... and to be honest, I hadn't tried with BT for a while, but had done it without, and it had worked. So I thought that maybe I just hadn't notice it while using BT.

Well, before I made the reg changes above, I wanted to test a before and after... so I fired up the BT and tried to reject a call... guess what, it stopped ringing (both phone and headset) and the call was sent to voicemail.

So I went to the above reg location to see if S2A had made the changes already. It had not.

Not sure that this means anything... but I did just want to point out that call reject functions as it should both with and without BT if S2A has been installed.
(For me anyway)