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[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
That's such a downer. Well, I guess the writing's on the wall finally for this device. :|
[Wildfire Android Development] jamal2367:
What is your idea KeiranFTW? :))
[Wildfire Android Development] KeiranFTW:
We will see :)
[Wildfire Android Development] MattDN93:
Oh keeping us in suspense with your dastardly brilliant plan?;)
[Wildfire Android Development] Justice™:
So you want to use this rom as your daily driver, but you talk absolute crap about it? Nice one.
[Wildfire Android Development] jamal2367:
My wildfire is burning, he is so hot on it :D
[Wildfire Android Development] KeiranFTW:
brilliant - maybe not xD

Trying it now, my plan - not working yet.

EDIT: Flashing my "dastardly brilliant" plan now, give me half an hour as if this flashes okay I shout BINGO!

EDIT2: Not booting :/ crap :/

EDIT3: If anyone can port the N1 ICS rom to the wildfire, PM me with a flashable zip and I can get wifi sorted.
[Wildfire Android Development] Justice™:
You want to port the nexus one ICS rom to wildfire. That would be pretty much impossible considering hardware differences. The CPU being a major one.
[Wildfire Android Development] KeiranFTW:
I forgot that it was armv7 - LoL
[Wildfire Android Development] Formiak:
Your brilliant idea got ruin ? :D

That'd be pretty hard , but you can add architecture (question how ?)
[Wildfire Android Development] Justice™:
I guess you could compile it from source using the ARM5_vte or something. Like I saw the eris developer doing.
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Or use the N1 driver no?
[Wildfire Android Development] Justice™:
Compiled for ARMv7 though. Besides, there's no real hardware similarities between N1 and Wildfire.
[Wildfire Android Development] anonimo95:
it'd be great to manage root
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
call and messages doesn't work for me,

i have a question.

MODS

UI Softkeys, thanks to koush for this, edited for buzz by me: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13729847/buttons_mod.zip

To undo the mod: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13729847/undo.zip

can it work on this ROM or only on Keiran ROM?
[Wildfire Android Development] Justice™:
Both
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
Ok, Softkey installed, but I have seen that there is a bug: when you go to unlock the screen there is a small black band at the bottom of the screen that size, loads in a few words before we see the softkey then creates this "hole"

ok i'm unistalling softkey, it's work but not good, when u go to message it stay stuck and don't go down

---------- Post added at 04:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:35 PM ----------

for the signal what i have to do?
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
There is Superusr. For signal, I don't know. To call probably...
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
To call? i tried to callme but didn't work
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Strange; I have call myself and it has worked...
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
i don't know but for me don't work, wath's the last radio? with the ICS was change or is the same of Ginger ROM?

---------- Post added at 11:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:15 PM ----------

another bug:

when i write a message, i can't see the last words of the keyboard
[Wildfire Android Development] silent_bob52637:
the thread title says the touch screen works

but all i am getting is a cursor that refuses to click on anything

i cant unlock it i cant even get the unlock circle to move

can sum1 either change the title or help me fix this

fyi iflashed ontop of cm7.1 w/full data wipe ive tried EVERY FIX in the forums but

it still doesnt work
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Strange ...

By me an other persons it works...

I will see today.
[Wildfire Android Development] patpeewee:
It works very good @ my Wildfire ;)

Although it has a broken screen, but no problem with the touch functionally :D

I was impressed how smooth it worked on the Wildfire, was expecting some more slowly experience.

Greetz Patrick
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
yes is a very good ROM to be an alpha ;), i hope they fix wifi, 3g connection and camera
[Wildfire Android Development] silent_bob52637:
but why am i the only person that cant use ics at all whatsoever

it boots to the lock screen and nothing happens when i touch the screen

it is not an amtel screen its the other one

this has supposedly been fixed

but it doesnt work

all i want to do is play with ics a little but my pc isnt powerful enuff to

run the sdk without bsod

the wildfire is my only option for ever seeing it as none of the shops

in my area will let met me see a real galaxy nexus due to security issues
[Wildfire Android Development] kaassaus:
Wait for cm9 than you can realy play with ics ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] silent_bob52637:
is there any talk of a release date for the first cm9 build
[Wildfire Android Development] kaassaus:
No but i think next month (december)
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
About 2 months...

Sorry that I can't help you. Has you test the rom Keiran?
[Wildfire Android Development] silent_bob52637:
tried them all but no luck i will check for newer versions now then
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Okay.

First treath updated. Reason school. Sorry but school come before ICS...
[Wildfire Android Development] silent_bob52637:
i understand school comes first
[Wildfire Android Development] kaassaus:
+1 school comes alwyas first.
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
we must wait until 22 December? wow =(
[Wildfire Android Development] kaassaus:
No kerain has a ics rom and arco has a ics so....
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
i don't think so, cyanogen staff said which the first cm9 come on January so...
[Wildfire Android Development] kaassaus:
By the sony ericsson xperia arc the have cm9 threat with builds.
[Wildfire Android Development] Derrian:
Awww... Just means you will have to wait and be patient, doesn't it?
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
yes, because i want a stable rom
[Wildfire Android Development] Derrian:
Then quit moaning and learn how to dev, then make your own, as the Devs are busy or have more pressing concerns like school.
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
so what do you want? u are crazy or what, i said that i can wait so don't be stupid
[Wildfire Android Development] :
Dont be a little baby , bithcin about everything.
[Wildfire Android Development] MattDN93:
Was that stable or nightlies, usually the nightlies release far earlier and often, as in the case of CM7.1 nightlies, they can be nearly as stable as the major releases.
[Wildfire Android Development] bpye:
If you released the source on github I may have a look at what I can do, I did do a port of AOSP gingerbread back in the day :P Although, I didn't get so far as the other available port.
[Wildfire Android Development] KeiranFTW:
We already have two devs working on AOSP, the source isn't on github because minimal stuff works.

This ROM is ported, there is no source.
[Wildfire Android Development] bpye:
Well, if we are to get a working port someone will have to port from source.
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
There are patches for armv6 on cm's gerrit. You also need a device repo that's compatible with ICS.
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
Yeah. I'm already on the lookout for a new device, if worst case scenario should happen.
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
All i can say is that this was a nice ride. If CM9 would support wildfire that would be great, if not, thats understandable, too. This little phone already gave its best and i have learned a lot with it. We got some pretty awesome things done on it and now its maybe a time for retirement, at least in a way of using new things and flashing new roms. I know im not going to be able just to look at him and not to flash him a one nice and fresh goodmorning zip. :-) :-)
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
I guess this place will be as dead as a doornail without you. But, It's great to get all the bad news out in the open all at once. Quick death is always preferred over a slow and painful one. :p

I guess it's finally time to start saving, because I can't imagine myself living with an Android device and saying goodbye to flashing stuff and modding it. (ORD sufferer) While I agree with zexcrazy that is has been a great ride, this is probably the only gadget (Of the few I own) in my life so far which has given me some serious buyer's remorse (Which was alleviated a LOT by CM7).

/End soliloquy
[Wildfire Android Development] Slymobi:
Blubber blubber :(

If I'm understanding this correctly! I think the wilderbeast may soon reach its peak in terms of development and can go no further with advances. Its such a shame,my computers haven't had as much tweaks, reboots upgrades etc etc as this little beast called a wildfire. Its a survivor and has been revived so many times from the brink of death with new roms and features,I was so disappointed when I got this phone but then found xda and its amazing members who have turned this into the best phone I've had.

I suppose though everything runs its course and must be replaced one day.

I'm not ready to replace him just yet but will miss dearly the lol "morning flash" if development does come to an end.

As zex says. He/we/ I have learnt so much from this phone and I'm personally at the lower end of the curve and still learning each day.

Hopefully when my time comes to upgrade then the good people on xda will have me a good ol rom ready to flash away and make my next phone truly my phone like they have with my wilderbeast. Thanks to all but Special thanks to 3xeno (yoda status)for everything and Arco and the cm7 ninja's.

sent from my wilderbeast:buzz
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
Well I'm a firm believer in the old saying "its not over till the fat lady sings!"

Btw im not saying your fat Arco or a lady for that matter just I can't hear you singing yet. :) my fingers are still crossed for continued development.
[Wildfire Android Development] androidino95:
Thanks CyanogenMod for everything, but, if you drop out the Wildfire I will kill you with fire.

Long live Wildfire, watch out CM team, especially Steve Kondik... :p :) /jk

Sent from my HTC Wildfire
[Wildfire Android Development] dud3me:
Well I'm going to upgrade anyway after Christmas, but it would be really cool to have 4.0 running on wildfire :p Any chance for unofficial support?
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
Nobody knows yet!!
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
It's so bad, if it not will work...

But, the HD2 has a V7 processor??
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
HD2 has an ARMv7 yes.
[Wildfire Android Development] VigiDroid:
has anyone tried this out to see if this will work on this though?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1312595

I doubt it will work but it is worth a try, right?
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
I will do that.

3 builds after, I can't never install that.

Can you do that please ?
[Wildfire Android Development] shadowring:
i have tried the guide and still can't boot

stuck on the splash screen TT

actually i'm a noob :D
[Wildfire Android Development] bpye:
It won't work. I did the Honeycomb port a while ago and that worked since the system image was for ARMv6, this is for ARMv7a and therefore will not boot on our ARMv6 CPU. Unless you want to go through every binary and disassemble, remove the ARMv7 instructions for ARMv6 instructions and then deal with the performance loss, it's not going to change. When sources are released in November it's likely we'll get something, even if it doesn't have any software OpenGL ES.
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
It's true.

But do you know when in november it will be released?
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Google has said "A few weeks after Galaxy Nexus launches". Nothing specific. So, if I were to guess, I think it will go to December, probably around Christmas time or the week before that.
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Okay, so when I don't have school :D
[Wildfire Android Development] kaassaus:
Google said in november i have hearing
[Wildfire Android Development] william61:
Bon alors Karting ça en est ou cette rom ? ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] kaassaus:
Speack english pleas.
[Wildfire Android Development] william61:
No problem it"s just for fun (I Know Karting) ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Ah William :D

The ROM will not boot, the Wildfire have a Armv6 processor the SDK version is compiled for ARMV7. So, we must to wait for the source.

(si le Wildfire avait un processeur armv7 ça aurait marché, la il a un armv6)
[Wildfire Android Development] LinxAndroid:
im going to have a look. not saying im going to develop (yet) but i need to know a few things before anything. ill check it all out :)
[Wildfire Android Development] pl0ppy:
Did you do that on purpose? If so, you are made out of win.
[Wildfire Android Development] LinxAndroid:
Rofl. No hes made of cheese sauce

Kaassaus = cheesesauce in dutch lol

Sent from a HTC Wildfire that is owned by someone who lives in a box with 2 phones, a laptop and a ps3
[Wildfire Android Development] william61:
@Karting06: Why the other rom with sense 3.5 "work" like http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1285694

But I think that you know this rom ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
I am waiting for the source and have modify the first post :)
[Wildfire Android Development] MattDN93:
Hehe don't drop us wildfire people devs;), this phone amazingly got to gingerbread with other ROMs even though HTC gave up on froyo and yes there's the ARMv6 limitation but using an overclocked kernel with ICS...at least someone gotta try ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Yes, but we must to wait for the source !
[Wildfire Android Development] pl0ppy:
Wow. Cheese sauce. Mmm. BTW, the first few posts are funny as s**t. It's like someone f*****g dropped dead on the floor, and people are writing a goddamn eulogy for him! Sooo dramatic, I've got to say. Plus the other posts in the General section, make me ROFL my lollercoaster.
[Wildfire Android Development] MattDN93:
They got HC going so ICS may just...

Granted there is a low likelihood but the Honeycomb SDK was used to make a functioning version of an android 3.0 Honeycomb ROM for the wildfire:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=972638&highlight=honeyfire

So maybe there's hope :)
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Yes, but Honeycomb wasn't only armv7. It was armv6 I think !
[Wildfire Android Development] Solar_:
Exactly, Honeycomb supported ARMv6 devices as far as I know.
[Wildfire Android Development] bpye:
Yeah, as the honeyfire developer I can confirm this. The Honeycomb SDK image was compiled for ARMv6 so ran on the wildfire, but the ICS is ARMv7.
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Nexus One is not getting official ICS because it's hardware (QSD8250 1GHz CPU, Adreno 200GPU) is "too old":

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolo...roid-upgrade-for-Google-Nexus-S-in-weeks.html
[Wildfire Android Development] pl0ppy:
Ridiculous. A Snapdragon and an Adreno 200 is too old? That's the wonderful world of technology for ya. And if ICS on Buzz isn't a possibility, we'll have to rely on that No Limits ROM for something mildly up-to-date.

Sent from my toaster
[Wildfire Android Development] fifarunnerr:
The Nexus One is almost 2 years old, people are getting phones together with a 2 year contract. Why should they still update it, for the couple of users that're still using it?

Besides that, they didn't told us the CPU/GPU is the one that's the problem, it might be internal storage(512 MB, as less as wildfire/desire). Might be too less for unrooted users who are using a bunch of applications. If ICS needs 100 MB extra storage, users need to uninstall 30 applications to be able to install it.
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
They say ICS takes twice as much space than GB, so if that's true, a lot of devices will have trouble with internal storage.
[Wildfire Android Development] XDeveloperX:
I thought that was for people that were going to develop ICS original and/or custom roms on Computers. That's what Android Police said. But what about devices with internal storages like the Samsung Galaxy S? That has 8GB internal storage. Wouldn't it be possible to increase the partition on where the system files go?
[Wildfire Android Development] AndyFox2011:
If your looking on how to get a boot.img for this so it boots have a look here: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/7577-ics-porting-guide-by-siulmagic/ :D
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Hello !

Thanks for the link.

But, the Wildfire has an ARMv6 processor and it's compiled for ARMv7. So, it won't boot.
[Wildfire Android Development] MattDN93:
Is there anyway to decompile the source (when it comes out) and remove the ARMv7 reference? Sorry noob question ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Read post #34 of this thread.
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
I know this might just be dead weight till the source arrives and it means nothing to me, but I just spotted this while reading through the forums,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19051730

Apparently there is a leaked boot,recovery and system Img if anyone wants a play.
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
I think that is ARMv7.
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
It is.

Armv6 support cannot be added until the source is available (it may not even be possible then).
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
The devkit Will be release between 2/3 weeks from now, this is The Official comunication of Google
[Wildfire Android Development] eagleofdeath13:
Sources of ICS are available, now work can start :D

(source : http://groups.google.com/group/android-building/msg/c0e01b4619a1455a?pli=1 )
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
Not yet apparently..............

Jean-Baptiste Queru

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More options Nov 14, 10:35 pm

The push process:

-push to master, update the master manifest.

-push to the development branch, create the matching manifest.

-push to the release branch, tag it, create the machine manifest.

I'm still in the first phase, which is the longest one.

JBQ

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Jean-Baptiste M. "JBQ" Queru

Software Engineer, Android Open-Source Project, Google.

Questions sent directly to me that have no reason for being private

will likely get ignored or forwarded to a public forum with no further

warning.
[Wildfire Android Development] eagleofdeath13:
Oh, sorry, but maybe something usefull to start the work?

(i gave the information because i haven't found it here and thought it could be usefull ^^)
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
I've been following that group for about an hour now, at least we know its coming now though!!

Just hope i don't have to buy a new phone to try it out!
[Wildfire Android Development] eagleofdeath13:
I hope too ^^
[Wildfire Android Development] kaassaus:
it going t be relaest this day :)

(he is uploading now the code)
[Wildfire Android Development] phantom200580:
Yes Yes Yes :D :D:D :D :D
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
Damn....... kaasaaus, I love how you always tell or bring us something we've already been told or already have!
[Wildfire Android Development] eagleofdeath13:
If i can be usefull there, just ask :)

(i'll try to see if i can compile it for my WF tonight, found a little tuto, never did that before ^^)
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Hello !

I am downloading the source :) I will create a build.

But has never can build for the Wildfire (but well for other phone)

Can you give me the link of you tuto ? (I will build for the sdk...)
[Wildfire Android Development] eagleofdeath13:
Here are the links that google gave me :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=899674

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1319390

http://elinux.org/Android_Build_System

Hope they'll be usefull ^^
[Wildfire Android Development] eagleofdeath13:
Another tuto, more usefull i think :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1162273
[Wildfire Android Development] eagleofdeath13:
Not build this night, took me all night to make the dev PC, but tonight i hope ^^

(maybe i'll try to build the last Cyanogen before, it's the first time i build XD
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
There is a problem...

If I build for the Google Phones, it's everytime ARMv7. So it won't work.

Now, I will copy the files of the source 2,3 of the Sapphire, hope that will work. :(
[Wildfire Android Development] eagleofdeath13:
The armv7 or 6 isn't in the cross compilation config?
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
I don't understand what you say.

I am doing your tutorial in your 2 post.
[Wildfire Android Development] kaassaus:
Will there be a way change armv7 to armv6?
[Wildfire Android Development] eagleofdeath13:
To compile for another processor than the one on your computer you need a cross compiler.

Right now it's an ARM cross-compiler. And i think you can configure the version of ARM on it.

Understand?
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Yes, I understand.

I will search in the source about 6 pm...
[Wildfire Android Development] jamal2367:
When can I download this rom here?

when it comes out? The source is released
[Wildfire Android Development] dcos:
WOW :rolleyes:
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
You can download it anytime you like...................from the source.

only problem is you then have to compile it and make it work, no probs for a dev like yourself!!
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Wait a minute please.

Everyone have a life, others things to do then dev :)

I am not sure that it will works on the Wildfire :/
[Wildfire Android Development] MattDN93:
Good news for us Wildfire people, ICS ROMs have been made and are "running stable" on other ARMv6 phones, check here!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19493570#post19493570
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Tomorrow, I will test it.

Thanks for the information?
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Developing stopped.

Thank you Kaassaus.
[Wildfire Android Development] Formiak:
Well you can help at creating ICS with Kaassaus.
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Yes, I could. I will see later...
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Hello

See the first message for more information :)
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Is this built from source or ported from an existing update.zip?
[Wildfire Android Development] eagleofdeath13:
Ported from Hero build (said on first post),just like the other one ^^
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Ported but NOT from the Eris. From the Hero.

I will build one later. When I have found for the touchscreen.
[Wildfire Android Development] kaassaus:
Can you put density to 120? Than everting fits.
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Okay, thanks for the tip ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] kaassaus:
Can you change it?

Because i wanna try your rom.
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
I was eating...

With the density, I can unlock. But when I click on the application button, I have black screen.

Download here : http://vanweereld.be/buzz/buzz_icsbuild2_signed.zip
[Wildfire Android Development] MattDN93:
So your ROM (from the Hero) and kaassaus' ROM (from the Eris) are both waiting for touchscreen drivers?
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Yes, but by me, the pointer works (with clicking with the backtrack)
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
Hello,

I need some help because I have not much time anymore...

Thanks !
[Wildfire Android Development] Balino:
This forum is getting ridiculous. Everyone want to start his own rom and none of them work well so far. Now we have 2 ics roms, no touchscreen at all... what about build one together and try to fix it? I'm not a developer, but ai'm not trying to show others what I can't do!
[Wildfire Android Development] Karting06:
That's not my fault I was first. Kaassaus was later.
[Wildfire Android Development] kaassaus:
Dont bash him if you are so good why dont you make a ics rom karting was alredy bussy but then i started trying to and it was booting and than i maked a thread
[Wildfire Android Development] djinn0:
see arco's post on kaassaus thread.