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Originally Posted by chaopac
hey guys, is there a Donut Android (Android ver 1.0) for Raph800, i've been looking for that for a long time but i have not seen once, anyone knows where it is?
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Donut is 1.6, as mentioned. Grab it from the links
on the Raphael Donut wiki page. It used to be much less stable than eclair, but with most of the massive smd bugs squashed, it might actually run better than eclair now. I'd be curious to hear people's experiences with it. You'll have to grab the kernel and modules and startup.txt from the package in post #1 here... and some things might just be wrong, because everything we've been doing lately has beene expecting eclair.
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Originally Posted by TWiST
Has anyone with google voice gotten the google voice app to connect properly, whenever I try to make a call with google voice it starts to dial a 916 number then immedietly hangs up but the time says it has been connected 44 seconds its very strange, I would absolutly LOVE to get google voice working on this I could pretty much use it as my everyday phone
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Originally Posted by arrrghhh
For some reason GV decides we need a +1 in front of everything, and the call fails. I don't know why it's putting this in, and I couldn't find any settings on GV webUI or on the GV app for outbound dialing...
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GV has just worked for me without any tweaking. I don't know why it's been weird for others. It does dial a weird number, which then redirects my calls. But it's all transparent, and as long as I have a data connection, the calls dial and go through just fine.
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Originally Posted by Yibrushn
Another Issue we need to nail down is the sound working. I don't think it's Kernal or sqsh related because I've had it work on one boot and then not work on the very next reboot. Any one pick on any patterns?
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I've noticed occasionally when calling and then booting, the speaker doesn't hang up (?) correctly, and then I get no sound. It's just not that stable. I think when I don't make a call first, it always works, so it'd be an added benefit to getting that bug worked out.
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Originally Posted by TWiST
I got a good one too, right after I posted about droid explorer my computer is not seeing when I plug in my phone when its booted into android hahahaha I totally jinxed myself.
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adb only works if you're connected to the computer when you boot to android. And sometimes after that you need to disconnect and reconnect before it'll work. And droid explorer will die and need to be restarted sometimes. Not super clean.
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Originally Posted by Yibrushn
sent you a PM to keep the thread clean
Also several builds back someone mentioed they got celltower location working can anyone confirm that? I get the "your current location is temporarily unavailable" msg in maps
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Originally Posted by Yibrushn
I didn't have wifi working with the latest build so I deleted my data file and started fresh and it works perfectly now.
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I don't think I've ever had network-based location work on my phone. Possibly once. Usually just hangs and waits and tries and fails. As far as making wifi work, a new data.img is the easy way, but you could also just go to a terminal and delete the /data/wifi-calibration file and then reboot (making sure, at this point, to use the rootfs from my package, and not from the original xdandroid, which is what caused the problem). Probably doesn't matter for anyone at this point, but I thought I might as well put it out there for the curious.