[Motorola Triumph] Genesis3:
Expected to be fixed in the NEXT build -

Work continues on the list in the first post along with tracking bugs that have been posted to GitHub.

Change Log (tracking as of 9/5), reverse chronological order:

11/19:

Wifi tethering is now built into the code (from Isaac's work); untested other than the fact that it does come up and is believed working. No other changes. FINAL RELEASE.

11/06:

Haptic feedback on soft keyboard now works and is treated as any other "virtual key" off the screen. Kernel modified to multiply light sensor readings by 30; this "sorta" aligns them with actual lux values (not really, but I don't have a light box that can get me a closer integration formula) and makes possible the CM7 options for "jump" settings, hysteresis and such to work as designed. No other material changes against b.06.

10/30:

Screenshot from power menu fixed and Gingerbread default launcher restored.

10/29:

Cleanup release. 2.3.7 codebase merge with CM7 upstream completed. "99memory" file added - see the notes below for how to tune this if you want to. Significant change to power management was made in the kernel; if you have Wifi turned off the phone will enter deep sleep, but if it's loaded then the sleep state is held at one level higher to prevent Wifi lockups. Note that data, when active, is a major power pig, even if nothing appears to be using it. It looks like Sprint has some "keep alive" processing going on either at the network level or in the actual CDMA driver code (which we don't have) that plays hell with power consumption. In short, with a data connection up I can't get materially under 30ma when idle and it's either the carrier or the CDMA radio code doing it - either way, I have no way to change it as there's no source to the chipset code available. Juice Defender, assuming Wifi is off, does a amazingly excellent job in conjunction with this release in shutting down the data connection and "waking it" once every 15 minutes or so to check for new notifications. It makes a huge difference in power burn with the phone in your pocket. You decide if its worth losing "instant" data notifies. I noted the same battery behavior on stock (Froyo) when I first got this phone, so my best guess is that this is in the radio firmware itself. Last alpha release pulled.

10/26:

Wifi wakelock problem is fixed. PRL now comes out of the radio and proximity sensor has more changes made. Note that the prox sensor may "flash" if you put the phone to your head before the call connects (before the "vibrate" after you dial); it should stop as soon as the phone goes into the "active" state.

10/22:

CIFS support via kernel loadable (.ko); NOT loaded by default as its very large. You can enable this in the startup scripts if you want it. USB tethering fixed. Proximity sensor "blinking" fixed. Various other minor changes as well.

10/16:

Data drop detection/correct code added. Front camera options that were unsupported in the hardware (and which could cause lockups) removed. Memory management changes made to improve performance. Soft keypad now PWM controlled (change levels under the CM7 options if you don't like my defaults) and other cleanup. Note: This release was early as there's a problem with some of the dependencies in the GIT servers, and as such I could not do a clean "verify builds from zero" run. Note that front camera mirror mode is enabled for preview but is NOT on snapshots and taken videos; this is being investigated as the mirroring should be on but doesn't work when the actual picture is taken.

10/12:

GAPPS removed from base build, front camera fixes complete, rear camera will now video record in HD. Tunneling support now internal to the kernel (no longer requires a loadable) for VPN users. Previous versions REMOVED.

10/2:

Partial front camera support is now available. The camera functions properly in video calling software such as Skype. Note that the "hacked" Froyo-capable Skype does not work properly; the one in the market, however, does. Other video calling applications may work but have not been tested. The Camera application itself will display the preview on the front camera but it is flipped 180 degrees (top to bottom), attempting to switch to video mode force-closes and a snapshot attempt hangs. Don't do that, basically. These are on the list to be fixed but progress is slow due to the very hacksterish way I had to implement the camera (no thanks to Motorola on that with no source access.) Kernel has the smartassv2 governor available for those who wish it and the build tree was synced up from CM7 to incorporate their fixes and updates.

9/25

Bluetooth tethering and MSS clamping implemented. Bluetooth tether is native; the MSS clamping, if recognized by other tethering applications (e.g. wireless tether) will also function to get rid of the need to set the client's MTU.

9/21

GPS now functional

9/10 morning:

Compass/geomagnetic sensors now working properly

Lights code now honors CM7's customization screens

9/5 morning build:

Market problems with apps not showing up repaired.