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Re: WM 6.5 Kitchen QVGA and VGA Developer Edition
I am using a 21851 sys in VK, but my messaging doesnt work. It will open, and show me the list of messages, but I cant compose or view existing emails. This is the only issue with the sys. Any ideas?
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Changing the payload is not necessary. Also, did u recreate your SYS Common files with a non-recmodded version to take advantage old the new kernel and VM Slot mapping? |
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I will attach my build log for you to take a look at when you have a few minutes if you don't mind. |
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Warning!!! Found Module duplicate on Module...Also, I see this: Code:
XIP: xip.bin not found!This is from the most recent build I made: Code:
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I was hoping you would know what has gone wrong with my kitchen that i have like you said 30,000 of the duplicate module errors lol. All of this has seemed to happen once I used the native kernel & added the newest version of manila 2.1 (I had manila 2.1 in my ROM intially I just updated it to the R 1.5 from 1.1) Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated |
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none of the base_dpi_192 files are showing up for me in the new builds
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Re .ROM and .VM - the imageinfo.bin files in these two folders define the virtual memory slots for the platform, and the virtual memory that is available after taking away that which is allocated to the XIP. This info isn't used by the device (this same mapping is coded into nk.exe or some other OEMXIPKernel file, part of what makes it device-specific) - instead it is used by the kitchen, specifically g'reloc.exe or wmreloc.exe to relocate modules into the appropriate VM slots while avoiding the locations used by the XIP. I have always operated under the assumption that these files should NOT change from what you get when you dump the stock ROM for your exact device. I have in the past successfully changed the virtual memory slot sizing when removing stuff from the XIP, but the WM6.5 builds didn't like this so I've since reverted to the stock .ROM and .VM files. My recommendation is to give that a shot.
I believe that the CDMA Touch Pro nk.exe that is out there as a native WM6.5 kernel is a hacked version. Done by a very capable expert, but a hacked version none the less. I don't believe that HTC has released a CDMA Touch Pro test ROM built for WM6.5 so there wouldn't be a true source. I'm not saying this is a problem, but could be a cause of other problems. My $0.02 on this. |
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