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[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
Just download it again.

Guys plz don't flame here, this is a [DEV] so asking for stuff like this is ok. So Twisted, what device are you working on? (sorry if you have send me a PM but i receive bunch of them everyday so i can't remember all).
[Desire Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Working on the Thunderbol myself, but also working with the guys doing the DHD and Dinc versions. I have a feeling my gralloc files aren't being loaded and my home/menu/back/search keys are unresponsive. My kcm files are bin files and don't seem to load either. I picked a bad device for this, lol.
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
Probably lol
[Desire Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Doesn't help that atmel, unlike synaptics and mxt never had idc files before. Most CM7 stuff was ported from the ace and the idc was just left in there, even in the Verizon stock builds it is just a placebo.
[Desire Android Development] Mikey F:
ok, can someone clear this up for me, the 2nd post now states that calls and messages can be made/sent. does this mean there is now audio as well?
[Desire Android Development] leenukes:
Yeah, was a bad download. Worked fine for me, enough of a taste to try it out. Thanks for the work guys, looks like I will upgrade to ICS when it comes out.

I can confirm text messaging works.
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
No, the fist post states audio it's not working.

Thanks for this ;)
[Desire Android Development] mite_jan:
are you aware of this guy? (maybe contacting him if you still haven't)

he is the leading force

http://drewgaren.com/DrewGaren.com/ICS/ICS.html

i scream ice cream sandwich but nothing happens
[Desire Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Alright, since it seems to be spammed on every board for every device, let me explain something. That is not the leading force in porting 4.0.1, it is 4.0 (a pre-release still based on sdk 13) that has been configured to read as 4.0.1

What is being ported with this and 3 other ICS threads is the actual 4.0.1 sdk 14. There are major differences between the two. While that version does run, it is because the dumps used were intended for a near identical device.

Sorry to rant, but it gets old having to scroll through all the "this version works" posts about a different build. That aside, there is great news for the touch issue

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1316680
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
That guy just do a ROM from a pre-release (not SDK as he said) for the Nexus S so there's all the drivers (above all PowerVR 540 new one for graphic acceleration) and everything to make it fully working, the Nexus One build is more or less like Anarchron GitHub port or this one by me (that are the most working after NS one). I'm still working but as now i can't get any improvement (just deodexed the ROM).
[Desire Android Development] femmyade2001:
Hi, does anyone know if this is for the Desire CDMA? Or just the GSM? Perhaps both?
[Desire Android Development] leenukes:
Mine is a GSM Desire and it worked for me.
[Desire Android Development] femmyade2001:
ok thanks. I think i'l wait to get confirmation that it works on the CDMA version. I'd rather not brick my phone. hehe
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
This is a GSM port, i don't own a CDMA Desire but i think you have just to change the kernel. I'm not sure though.
[Desire Android Development] Yorzua:
CDMA

Not the kernel but just edit the eri.xml in the xml folder of framework-res.apk. :cool:

Hope it helps somebody round here, easy to do, i made it for each of my themes and have been reported OK :D
[Desire Android Development] andQlimax:
thats probably for the rom part, but the kernel have to be different
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
Correct, there's a couple of minor differences as well as the fact it's CDMA and doesn't use a SIM.

M.
[Desire Android Development] femmyade2001:
Thanks for clarifying, guys.
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
And, if i remember right, there's less RAM in CDMA version.
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
Ha. Always drawing the short straw
[Desire Android Development] bradputt:
i can't get the APN to work, already manual key all the things in

it will flash 3G for a while then gone.

anyone experiencing this?
[Desire Android Development] marcomsousa:
I have the same problem!
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
Have tried setting carrier manually and then, very fast, tap on automatic?

It's working for me and for other people.
[Desire Android Development] Mikey F:
i encountered this issue during a brief 20 minute play around. i entered the apn, and had the 3g flash a few times, i think i ended up just rebooting and it eventually sorted itself out, or maybe do a manual search for your carrier rather than an auto one, one of those two things fixed it for me

---------- Post added at 07:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:29 PM ----------

no further progress to fill us in on DJ Jedi. is anything looking promising or do you think this is pretty much it until the source come out?
[Desire Android Development] leenukes:
I couldn't get 3g but as I was only testing the interface I didn't care
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
Unfortunately i probably can't get nothing more than we are now, but i'm still working. On the other hand sources are just a couple of weeks away, and we'll probably get a fully functional ROM (exept for the HW acceleration, at least for a while) without getting mad on non-specific base like this.

If i can get something more i'll obviously update this ROM.
[Desire Android Development] chillar:
Why is there no hope for hw acceleration (for now) for us and why do you think we may get it in the future?
[Desire Android Development] Nalty:
no drivers because the nexus ones isnt getting ICS :(
[Desire Android Development] chillar:
New dumps have been released

http://android.modaco.com/topic/348194-04-nov-icl23d-galaxy-nexus-boot-recovery-system-dump/
[Desire Android Development] desireMofo:
flashed successfully but need wifi for some better testing :(

I know its just in the beta stage but i noticed when i move the trackpad there is like a little mouse cursor but I cant select anything from it , is it another button to select or i dont know lol

Thanks for this rom , looking forward for the future when its nice and smooth :)
[Desire Android Development] guy_smiley:
The mouse cursor acts like a mouse. Touch anywhere on the screen to move it, i.e. it can be up the top and you can move it from the bottom. I believe a double tap is the same as the usual touch on the screen. Search Youtube for some ICS videos on how it works.
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
As now it's impossible to remove the cursor, because it's the SDK builded like that.

@Chillar: i'm gonna look at, thanks.
[Desire Android Development] leenukes:
So, do you think regarding this new extraction it will just be a case of re-jigging the files from your version DJ_Jedi?
[Desire Android Development] ibila:
i have been checking dev sections on xda for al lot of devices and its pretty quiet on the leaked files front. My guess is they are all hard at work with it or just enjoying their free weekend.

Both have my blessing. My guess (and hope) is we wil have one or two beta's by the end of next week :)
[Desire Android Development] Nekromantik:
now the system dump is out the devs can probs start to work on a actual port :)

I wont have my Desire for more then a week or two now anyway.
[Desire Android Development] leenukes:
I tried and failed to make a hybrid of this ROM and the release above. All I really did was swap out the apps folder and replaced the media golder for the boot animation.

I don't know what I'm doing though.

The boot animation looks good though.
[Desire Android Development] ibila:
Same here but the desire goes to the misses and it would be awsome if it had a full working ics port by then :rolleyes:
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
The port from the Nexus won't be better than the SDK port (maybe just a little) because the drivers are always missing. BTW i'm enjoying my weekend :P, so just wait for tomorrow evening/night.

Good night everybody.
[Desire Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Was the nexus port not ment to test the nexus in order to see if it could run it? In order to test that, they would need the drivers. Otherwise you get a false result.
[Desire Android Development] itachi1706:
I think he meant that the Adreno 200 drivers are missing as the dump is from galaxy nexus which is not using Adreno 200 GPU. As such, it will still not run well.
[Desire Android Development] jdebunt85:
Shaping up nicely at a fast pace, keep up the good work :)
[Desire Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Sorry. Read wrong. Thougt it was a dump of a testing nexus one ROM.
[Desire Android Development] siomay8:
Agree!!been following this thread from the very start.

Thanks devs!!!!
[Desire Android Development] andreigherghe:
This is what i hate about Android... even the 3-year-old iPhone 3GS got iOS 5.0 (which was just released). And you just download & install. No need for ridiculous hacking just to get a VERY basic OS working :)
[Desire Android Development] zulusik:
Apple has to manage only 3 phones - 3GS, 4 and 4S, with mostly identical hardware and no customizations.

On the other hand, Android phone manufacturers have much more phones, quite different hardware specs, and their own UI customizations on top of the base Android OS.

If Google decided to disallow UI customization (no Sense, no TouchWiz, etc.), and make strict hardware specs, then all Android handsets would get all updates almost instantly. But that would be a totally different world, much less interesting IMHO.
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
Isn't there any way that the drivers from other phones can be rewritten to work on ICS ?

Don't jump me outright okay, I admit that I am not a programmer and that I do not know what it would take to achieve something like this, but basically it has to be possible somehow, right ?

Do correct me if i'm wrong, i'm not resistant to learning new stuff ;)
[Desire Android Development] Richy Freeway:
Where's the fun in that though?
[Desire Android Development] Deosneos:
Fair point, but I don't think this should apply to nexus devices. Other devices are the manufacturer's problem, but not these. Google only needs to bother about N1, Nexus S and now Nexus Prime, and they're already dumping N1?

Not cool.
[Desire Android Development] YodaDaCoda:
As mentioned previously, the iPhones are pretty much all the same device, with only minor changes. The difference between the N1 and GN are something else entirely. For starters, the N1 has barely any internal ROM space. Not much room to squeeze an ICS build in there.
[Desire Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
What we need is an all Intel phone. There would be no problems if we had a phone with opened drivers.
[Desire Android Development] KuliX:
We just need patience....
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
and sources...
[Desire Android Development] chillar:
What can we do with sources if we dont have drivers? A laggy ics ... great :P
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
Same that was done for 2.2 and 2.3 before n1 release then....

Just means no hardware acceleration. Not that it will be laggy
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
ICS will be the first Android version to feature GPU acceleration, maybe we can use the DHD ones, since Adreno205 is very similar to 200.
[Desire Android Development] Pitbull_Raven:
Do you mean to say that iyho there will be no hardware acceleration available for Desire users once running a ICS ROM? Ever?
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
Unless someone writes a new driver or reverse-engineers a similar one: no
[Desire Android Development] Pitbull_Raven:
Well, that sucks!
[Desire Android Development] jdebunt85:
Well let's just hope for the best then i guess :)
[Desire Android Development] bob1369:
Iphones get updates they could and should have always run, multitasking, proper notifications. Android gets genuine updates its not surprising they cease receiving updates earlier. Not that we won't get ice cream sandwich anyway
[Desire Android Development] erklat:
Each one is 75% cheaper in retail than an iPhone here. Furthermore, I think they should also consider doing something more profitable, like stealing other's concepts and selling them as your own, which would probably let them support their devices a bit longer. At least 6-7 years.
[Desire Android Development] laving1977:
is there big difference in space it takes after everything get up and running?

I mean - desire is not a BIG phone from space point of view. Even the 2.3 takes too much space away and struggling to have all apps installed (not much, 2-3 games and that's it).

My question is - if there is a practical reason as well to wait for the 4.0?
[Desire Android Development] tajimura:
2.3 itself doesn't require much space. Look at AOSP ROMs, they weight only about 100 MB. It's Sense and other HTC stuff that eats space.

Sent from the Warp using whispers of Tzeentch.
[Desire Android Development] adbirdie:
Is development on this rom stalled? I could probably use it as a daily if it had wifi, and a few bugs worked out.
[Desire Android Development] erklat:
I waited for someone to say that. :D

Yeah, since this IS one giant bug, it would take some time to rectify that and make it usable - if we assume reverse engineering is possible.

SwiftKeyed from my HTC Desire using XDA App.
[Desire Android Development] ibila:
I don't expect much progress until Google releases ICS and by than I'll own a sgn.

Still I hope I'm wrong an do appreciate all the hard work put into this.
[Desire Android Development] adbirdie:
are there any other ports going on atm?
[Desire Android Development] EViollet:
Not yet.

Not until the source code comes out.

There will then be a Cyanogenmod version and AdamG declared recently that Oxygen3 will be an ICS based ROM.

Sent from a random mobile device using Tapatalk.
[Desire Android Development] kalito:
:confused: I thought sound isn't working.
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
Not to forget, Adam also said that he'll be working on a version for the Desire as well.
[Desire Android Development] Patchank:
It's not ;) so day-to-day use is ok as long as you don't need to place calls :D
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
Well, what good is a phone without sound?
[Desire Android Development] fritsypeij:
It might be nothing, as i don't know much about rom development. But the guys over at Galnet MIUI have managed to port ICS to all the MIUI supported devices. I tried the rom for the Desire and it seems that it really is running the ICS framework (in about phone it says 4.0.1). Check out http://www.galnetmiui.co.uk/landing...IUI-ICS-version-1.11.7-available-for-download
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
Haha. Thats not a tell-tale sign. You can open build.prop and edit that with a text editor on any rom ;)
[Desire Android Development] preston74:
Galnet MIUI ICS is our experimental builds for the Ice Cream Sandwich framework being introduced into MIUI. These builds don’t look any different, however they do come with some of the ICS benefits such as power management and ram management.

source: http://galnetmiui.co.uk/landing/ics-change-log/
[Desire Android Development] negative13:
Tried Galnet's "ICS" rom and Wifi is not working for me.
[Desire Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Works for me. Desire pv3
[Desire Android Development] WindowsNT:
Installs all right, boots fast. Phone not working.

Keep up the good work.
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
Which you would have known if you had read the first post completely.

It explicitly states that "Radio" is not working, which is the slang-term for everything related to the phone functions of smartphones ;)
[Desire Android Development] pellegj:
Well, you better take another look at the OP then, since it says radio is working.
[Desire Android Development] WindowsNT:
1. I 've read the first post.

2. Ι didn't expect that the radio would work without problems. My aim is to help the author to my best, not to criticise him.
[Desire Android Development] p3lim:
I installed this just to see how well it ran, but now I can't connect the sd to my computer to flash a working rom on it, any suggestions?
[Desire Android Development] dani_vh92:
go to recovery and enable the usb :p
[Desire Android Development] leenukes:
So you didn't take a backup of your previous ROM then? You're crazy.
[Desire Android Development] erklat:
Hawt damn :D

Looking into crystal bawl.

......

Dang. Another horde of idiots on a rampage about official HTC upgrades not done right. :rolleyes:

SwiftKeyed from my HTC Desire using XDA App.
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
I wouldn't take that comment as meaning anything TBH. It'd just be a company rep trying not to give a definitive answer to anything. Given they didn't even release gingerbread as an OTA update, we've got buckleys of them publishing ICS for the desire. Not that a sense ICS build would help us anyway, sense drivers/kernels etc are useless for an AOSP rom.

M.
[Desire Android Development] dutchcow94:
Hey man! Great job! But can you enable WiFi support? Maybe we can download a tweak then to overclock our device?
[Desire Android Development] johrie:
whoops wrong section
[Desire Android Development] erklat:
What do you think which part of the sentence 'the hboot can't be changed OTA' people don't get?
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
Ehm no it's not possible and I don't release any other release of this port, because there's impossibile to improve. Now I'm waiting for the release of the source, then I'll work on ICS again.
[Desire Android Development] zFr3eak:
Hey dj,

The desire hd community is wondering how you got the touchscreen fully working and also was able to disable / fix gpu accleriaton :)

Could you share please....
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
The touchscreen uses the IDC from Gingerbread, but the HW acceleration is not working yet since we lack the correct drivers (we hope we'll can use DHD ones when HTC will release the update :D).
[Desire Android Development] zFr3eak:
thank you should the idc work for the desire hd too ?
[Desire Android Development] Sandvold:
Source code is beeing pushed to servers:)

http://www.androidcentral.com/ice-cream-sandwich-source-code-now-being-pushed-git-servers
[Desire Android Development] DJ_Jedi:
Nope, DHD have a different touch panel.

EDIT: gonna work on source soon ;)
[Desire Android Development] Yorzua:
ICS Source code

I guess we will have to wait just a little bit more :cool:
[Desire Android Development] Furma:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/14/ice-cream-sandwich-source-code-released-sync-pending-go-ahead-f/

hah, awaiting honeycomb ROMs (hope there are still enough developers working on Desire) ^^
[Desire Android Development] Terepin:
Why in the hell you want HC ROM?
[Desire Android Development] Lothaen:
who knows... maybe people don't seem to understand...
[Desire Android Development] erklat:
That I take for granted.

SwiftKeyed from my HTC Desire using XDA App.
[Desire Android Development] Furma:
was just being sarcastic

but maybe some people actually prefer the look and feel of honeycomb (if it can be ported correctly) to ICS?
[Desire Android Development] dr4ft:
Hey DJ_Jedi and other Devs :)

now the source is released, do you think it is possible to pull out some of the new apps, especially the people app, and port it to our gingerbread running desire? Would be really cool!

Anyway, thank you and good luck for your work now! Keep us up to date :)
[Desire Android Development] Bubuu:
I donatet for a few RedBull :-) so keep on working hard :D

I think ICS on the Desire would make the phone perfect for me.
[Desire Android Development] HardKnoxx:
Source http://Source.android.com/source/downloading.html
[Desire Android Development] sunnymiu:
I am a graphic tweaker but I don't how to help with this port

Anyways I'll try this the first if there is (at least) a Wifi working version
[Desire Android Development] abhayks:
Is this ROM still under development ?

For such experimental rom 15 days without any update is a huge time and no updates Since 29th Oct ??
[Desire Android Development] leenukes:
The ICS source JUST came out. So development in a ROM based on an sdk extract would be foolish. So just be patient.
[Desire Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Try to build it. It isn't that foolish at all, lol. It may be best to build the sdk version from source and then apply the previous port methods to it.
[Desire Android Development] dlq84:
Y U NO READ THREAD?
[Desire Android Development] Terepin:
Man, you failed on so many levels.
[Desire Android Development] preston74:
no cm9 for adreno 200 (like desire) devices?

persiansown aka keyan (one of the cyanogenmod team member) comments on: "So when Google release the ICS source code, will CM9 development begin on all phones that currently have CM7 or will it only be made available on certain phones?"

answer: "If google decides not to move forward with ICS for the N1, we will probably drop 8x50. The 8x50 GPU is... lacking."

source: http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/ljthg/so_when_google_release_the_ics_source_code_will/c2tgxeb
[Desire Android Development] DannyBiker:
Oh crap...us HD2 users rely on the Desire Port aswell. Two majors devs phones are about to quit the scene...:(
[Desire Android Development] howdid:
no worrys adamg wrote that he will port ics to the desire :)
[Desire Android Development] SilverHedgehog:
You think you have it bad? Look at the phones I have!
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
I wouldn't take that as gospel. I admire the fact that he hasn't just written off the desire like everyone else - but if it just doesn't work that well i don't expect that he would release a sub-par product.

M.
[Desire Android Development] DannyBiker:
:D True.

I'm sure that ICS will find its way to the Desire then to HD2 but that announcement is looking like a CM drop of the Desire and an announcement of a problematic port anyway.

If you look at my list, the real question is : will it be ported to the Magic ?:D
[Desire Android Development] Hypercaine:
Well, the only thing we can do for now is wait. No point in rushing anything. Devs will find a way. Imagine if they stopped development on Sense Gingerbread when HTC had that statement about quitting with Desire Gingerbread development. No, they went on and showed HTC a Sense 2.1 rom can fit in Desire's NAND. So, give them time, they'll figure something out.
[Desire Android Development] DannyBiker:
Well, Gingerbread was ported to the Magic after all...
[Desire Android Development] EViollet:
I wouldn't be so sure.

The Desire/N1 is an ageing phone and the most prolific devs have now moved on to newer phones. So I don't see the point for them in trying to get things working on it.

Maybe someone will hack a way to get it to work, but it'll probably take time, and won't be as nice an experience as on other phones.

I suppose it's going to depend on how much things have changed in ICS especially on the kernel side.
[Desire Android Development] 3f1f37:
Well the pundits also said Sense 3.0 wont make it onto the Desire…

Today we have Sense 3.5 with Android 2.3.5…

Not to mention that there are flaws but in reality our device is running something the OEM didn’t intend it too

Like with the above example all it took was time and that is the deciding factor for anything related to coding/cracking/hacking.

The fact that DJ Jedi got it booting proves that there is potential and sooner than later, I’m sure something will pop up.
[Desire Android Development] DannyBiker:
Agreed. I think it will just ask for more time and might not lead to a port where 100 % of the features will work.

We'll see.
[Desire Android Development] dublinz:
Agreed, even google go public with statement that all phones running GB will be ABLE to run ICS.
[Desire Android Development] neoKushan:
Rest assured that if the Desire/N1/HD2 doesn't get an ICS port, it'll be for technical limitations rather than lack of dev support.
[Desire Android Development] DannyBiker:
An HD2 dev says on twitter that he got it working already with several issues (camera and calls)...I'm not convinced but we'll see.