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[Vibrant Android Development] harpocrates:
hey Jarmez...dont worry about me...just doing chemo for a rare cancer/autoimmune disease...the good news its not life threatening..the bad news is..its rare :P so chemo every 3 weeks until it goes away..if it goes away...

with that, and work being stressful since I am a test engineer with several clients who all want their projects done yesterday :P, being a gamer who just finished FF 13-2 and am working on Kingdoms of Amalur, Pax East and anime Boston around the corner, Fixing computers for friends, learning minor photoshop projects to find out how to have animated scrapbook photos on my g+ my profile, flashing my Nexus and looking into the updates you are doing on your ROM to flash on my vibrant, im surprised i ever have time to do anything right :P

My biggest project here on XDA was developing a theme for bionix and trigger roms which was a tribute to 8-bit video games...Raymond isnt a gamer but he was still helping me out :). It had things like the mario staircase for signal bars, 1948 airplane for airplane mode, metroid ball for sync icon, zelda dragging a piece of the triforce to the rest of it for unlock etc..it was fun and relativily easy but hours...to days to weeks of editing each individual icon...I have them all ready though and if your ROM Matures to a stable release i might take your framework and add my icons to it...havent touched them since back then...

Also when I was still in school I would help XDA users a lot..but now with all of the above I only have to time for some hit and runs...but I found your post through Ray...who I found from jdan with theme work for those old roms...So Im following your work and hope you get it stable because I still use the vibrant with wifi calling at the hospital cause i have no signal here either (yeah..im posting from infusion room :P ). so I need a stable wifi calling rom before i can flash...my nexus is for decoration when i come here...
[Vibrant Android Development] sneakysnake16:
Hey jarmez im gonna start testing your roms I just need to know how to do a logcat and another thing if I do get a new phone soon ill send you my vibrant cause your a great help to everyone and I like that you ask for nothing and give a ton. Good luck on the rom and thanks for the hard work and dedication.

SneakySnake16 Proud Noob to XDA
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
Alpha T-Mob

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That was a lot to take in and I understand very little of it. Anywho, I can give you Simply Honey JVS along with the zip that adds wifi-calling. That should tell you the same as what an unaltered Gingerbread (of course, we never got the official) would tell you, I guess. It just so happens because of Harpo, it is sitting in my dropbox. Yes, he's good for something, lol!!! I'll directly attach the zip for wifi-calling. I imagine you could flash it and study the interior structure of the files, then flash the wifi-calling zip...hold on! What if you had a logcat from someone running Simply Honey with the wifi-calling app installed. Wouldn't that tell you what you need to know? Unless I'm mistaken, Harpp is on Simply Honey right now. That's how it got into my dropbox in the first place as he needed it along with wifi-calling.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8110060/Simply_Honey_V6_Beta5.zip

I thought you were on Simply Honey?
[Vibrant Android Development] sneakysnake16:
I am on simply honey but soon i might be getting the sgs 2 soon so if I do I dont mind donating and also Im a flash-a-holic haha keeps me busy ;)

SneakySnake16 Proud Noob to XDA
[Vibrant Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
Thanks guys, I got a message about the "gingerbread" version I am using because I am aware that there is only froyo on the vibrant (and I think I wrote it in my post already? Maybe I missed it?) anyway, I went for the T959 vibrant (it is still a vibrant right?) and its like SGSII vibrant yeah? I did do some searching before downloading. So I have opted for that as the base as I think I am better off moving forward than backwards. Well so it seems that in most cases apps from SGSII (and being later version) seem to work in better with ICS than older apps? Thats purely an observation of what I have found so far...so quickly if anyone can see any reason why I shouldn't go with the T959 T-mob gingerbread ROM as a base for wifi calling please speak up soon! I may have wasted a lot of time doing what I have done so far, but the sooner someone speaks up and explains why (I need explanation of why if your objecting - telling me it wont work is not good enough...if I can port across nearly all SGSII ROM components and get them working on SGS1 ICS then I am putting my money on the T959).

And Raymond, I will download Simply honey (the whole ROM this time) if I luck out on this latest run. I don't want to take anything away from the dev with simply honey either, but I really want to build this from raw sources first and know and gain a better understanding of how the standard ROM features work than just go in blind. Worse comes to worse I still have all my sources and haven't deleted anything
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
Alpha T-Mob

If you have wifi-calling installed, take a logcat. What you do is open logcat, then tap the menu button and clear. Then open the wifi-calling app and get it to connect. Go back to logcat tap menu, then 'share' and send to you email. Open your email, copy and past into a response. Use the HTML tags (<>) from the response menu to place it in a scrollable window. You may have to delete half as the limit is 3000 characters, then repeat to get the other half. We could really use this.

Jarmez, I'll look around for the original CM7 that Unforgiven got this working on tonight when I get home. It should still be availble somewhere as that wifi-calling thread for the Nexus 1 is still live. All the files placements to get that one working should be the same as this, no? Wouldn't hurt to look even though we can't flash it. I'll even ask if someone there would be kind enough to send you a logcat.:)

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No, no, no, not as a base, but use the T959 just as a tool to find out what gets it working. I don't care what base you use for the ROM, as long as you can discover what needs to be done in any ROM regardless of base, to get wifi-calling working. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] sneakysnake16:
Will do ill have it for you in about an hour as im currently at my dads wedding.

SneakySnake16 Proud Noob to XDA
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
Alpha T-Mob

Well, there is a SGS II, Samsung ICS ROM based on a leak. I remember looking at it just a little. I was going to test the Calendar app. That ROM's build.prop should have what you need. I'll see if I can get you a link.:)

EDIT: My mistake, it must have been for AT&T version of SGS2. That won't help us.:(

EDIT: So, I guess we'll have to have our phones ROM version identified as 'Gingerbread', but somehow be able to still download apps for 'ICS'. I think that is the quandry you mentioned. Maybe you can trick the app to look someplace else for it's check of ROM version?

EDIT: Just where does the app look for the information of 'OS Build Version'? If wifi-calling app does the same as Google Chrome, then I don't think we have a problem. If it is more complicated than that, then we do.

EDIT: Jarmez, here is a link to a post that deals with the identity problem for Google Chrome. It has the proper identifier in build.prop for ICS. I hope it is helpful. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22932680&postcount=1514
[Vibrant Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
Facebook sync is working. Didn't realise that I had it going all along? All that was wrong was the permissions on the init.d script? You would think that the "fix permissions" command would actually work however it does not. I used Android Commander to change it cause it was blatantly obvious that it was wrong when the file icon looks different. Will have to give big thanks to the dev of android commander just for this alone

So that will be integrated into this ROM too! I also have a very very nice GenieWidget made by me that I finally finished. So will post all of this in your Vibrant ROM hopefully tonight.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
I had chrome running 2 days after it was released? I have no idea why I would change the build prop just for those details so that it thinks Nexus S? Then we deny all samsung market stuff? I guess its up to the users what they want to do about that?
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
Alpha T-Mob

That's the point, I don't think it breaks anything else, though I could be wrong. I didn't really read on to see if anyone contradicted what the dev said. I'll do it now. I tried to run Google Chrome last night after finding that post. The Market saw it and downloaded it, but when I try to open it, it fails. I guess that's when the app does it's check. I didn't edit my build.prop because everytime I reboot, I have to go through that slow media scan.:)

EDIT: The reason I posted that was not for Chrome, but because another app (Chrome) is asking for OS version. Changing it to the proper ICS identifier didn't break anything according to the dev. That's the same worry you were having with the wifi-calling app, no? Seems to me if it works for Google Chrome, placing the proper ICS identifier for wifi-calling should not break anything either. Just a theory.
[Vibrant Android Development] kage00:
Hey, I just wanted to ask, where are the differences between vibrant roms and i9000 roms? obviously the modem, kernel and build.prop files need to be changed for i9000 ones if I wanted to try out your rom on the i9000. Where are the files in the rom that have the physical button's settings? I guess I can just swap that out for i9000 button settings and then in theory it will work, right?

I know you are busy with this project for the vibrant at the moment Jarmezrocks and I dont want to take you away from that, could you just let me know what I need to replace to get it up and running on the galaxy s? I am super keen to try it out..

Another question, does wifi calling only work for t-mobile customers? Or will it work for any carrier?

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
Theres already an i9000 ROM released but it is the first alpha version. Its stable but wifi calling is not working yet. Check it out in the i9000 section. Make sure you run logcat and let me know what you results you get and please post it in either thread....it will help me help everyone else. I am not a T-mob user.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
Something that I have noticed is that with RILD that it calls a specific DNS server for special types of actions, 255.255.255.0 in most cases and 10.0.2.4 and 10.0.2.5 and 10.0.2.6 for standard DNS interfaces, this is done from init.goldfish by bash.

So I may need to consider adding a specific DNS for wifi calling to RILD. So many things to consider really….the problem I am finding is that different ROMS put things in different places, take for instance the init.goldfish info is found in init.rc in other ROMs and other people have made them work by bash script to init.d? Stock ROMS have things embedded in them etc. Sometimes build.prop isn't always the best solution?

I have also found a way of using scripts to load or unload the wifi calling without doing the build.prop way, but once we have the build.prop way solved THEN I will look at that.

Have you guys tried the T-mobile forums. This is all stuff I cannot try, but people have mentioned that registering your self to the nearest 911 address if your in an area of bad signal (yes bad signal cause the T-mob app for wifi will completely drop out if you have no signal apparently a bug - AND A BIG ONE by any means for T-mob.) there are however ways to fix it. A lot of people with standard phones are having issues of not being able to connect cause they have to setup their home router as well as for 911 address. Have any of you tried this?

http://support.t-mobile.com/message/42510#42510

http://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-1680

And this
[Vibrant Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
More...

Why a physical address is required:

From the FCC

Before an interconnected VoIP provider can activate a new customer’s service, the provider must obtain from the customer the physical location at which the service will first be used, so that emergency services personnel will be able to locate any customer dialing 911. Interconnected VoIP providers must also provide one or more easy ways for their customers to update the physical location they have registered with the provider, if it changes.

Here's the link to the FCC Guide regarding VoIP & 911 Service.

http://www.fcc.gov/guides/voip-and-911-service
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
Alpha T-Mob

I can assure you, I never had either of those issues you mention in you previous posts to this one. I would flash SH, flash the zip for wifi-calling and it would connect to my network with no problem. I do know that the rild files in the various sources I provided to you are not the same, if that makes any difference.

In addition, I did some more checking by calling T-Mobile directly and was told they currently have no phones at all with Android 4.0, but are waiting for an update for the SGS II. We know Samsung and T-Mobiles track record on updates, so when they get it is anyones guess. Only the lates GTab has 4.0 and wifi-calling. It doesn't make any sim calls, though, just sms, mms, and video calls.

So, I don't entirely understand all the issues, but I guess this means we will have to have a device that is identified as running Gingerbread, until we can get a logcat of wifi-calling actually working in 4.0. What do you think?:)

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What happened to that logcat, Sneaky? Harpo?:)
[Vibrant Android Development] harpocrates:
thats why sipgate (voip did provider who has run out of free numbers in over a year now) charges me 1.95 a month to have the e911 feature enabled..."Free" incoming line..other than the e911 charge which is mandatory if line is used within the U.S. Fortunetly i also managed to grab a second number which I gave to my mother and she has a truly free incoming U.S. number I can call her at anytime and since its not being used in the U.S., no e911 charge.

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Harpo has been following the thread but not contributing since great people like you are helping out ;).

I mentioned that I still need the vibrant with WiFi calling enabled since I go to the hospital once ever 3 weeks for a full day and the only way i can make or receive calls/texts, is through wifi calling app. So I take my sim card out of Nexus and put into Vibrant for that...so I unfortunetly have not tested any of Jarmez's builds to give feedback. Especially now where they will probably change my chemo to a regime that will require 5 days in a row at hospital (but now once a month instead of one day every 3 weeks) ill be needing the wifi calling a lot more.

So I am hoping you guys make it work..cause if Jarmez manages to crack the secret to wifi calling on any rom, then it is very likely he will be able to get it working on the nexus with ICS ;)..so I am really rooting for you guys :)

But, if you guys really need me to test something, I can always make a good backup and jump back and forth to test what you need. Just let me know...and if im not to lazy ill help (remember how I am very lazy Ray? :P)
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
Alpha T-Mob

Lol, I don't think anyone ever reads my posts or perhaps I not being clear. Anyway, if you installed Simply Honey on your Vibrant with Wifi-calling (I was assuming you flashed this since I sent you the files), give us a logat of that at work. I asked the same of sneaky, just a logcat of SH at work with wifi-calling enabled, if you are already on it. I think a logcat of the working app and what it is actually calling could only be helpful in learning how the app actually operates. Remember, Jarmez has no way to test this even if he gets ahold of any ROM with wifi-calling and flashes it to his own phone. He cannot test it, we have to be as helpful as possible. If you never flashed SH, then don't worry about it, there are other options.:D
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
I been looking for an excuse to try the jw1 simply honey or simply stock you happen to have a copy of those?
[Vibrant Android Development] harpocrates:
I did actually flash SH since you sent me the files...I will provide you guys with a logcat for the wifi calling...tmr maybe :P since im ...lazy :P

..and i read your posts...but you are right..i dont pay much attention to them :P
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
Alpha T-Mob

*GASP!* Lol! Thanks, Harpo, appreciate it.

Sorry, I never flashe JW1 because it was mostley the last vesion of Simply Honey with an ICS theme. There were really no new features added. Just a page or two back is the last Simply Honey I was on along with the corresponding wifi-calling zip if you are interested in that. I think I have a copy of Simply Stock, but I'm not sure if I can squeeze it into my personal dropbox. EB reports he will soon have his links back up again if you want JW1, he's been bogged down with school. Yes, I still monitor the SH thread, lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] harpocrates:
Always there for you ;)

in the mean time..I just tried SH on the vibrant for the first time (even though I was in hospital Friday...I didnt get a chance to swap phones...) and I have the following issues...the notifications bar does not appear and there are no dialer or messaging apps installed...so i cant use it for calls...I went into recovery and wiped everything and tried to re-install SH but it didnt fix the anything...also the swype app and the non-existing messaging app would continuously FC on me. Is this something you encountered in your posts helping SH flashes? Any ideas?
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
Alpha T-Mob

Yes, I had that once. I think it was solved by fashing the first SH base ROM, or Flashing Simply Stock, then SH. I had forgotten what a bear the last installs were. Sorry. I'll look into it. I just remembered. I switch the SystemUI from Simply Stock with the one for the last SH, then flashed. That's how I solved it. What EB did was update the ROM after I did that, but I never downloaded the update. Oops! I'll post the SystemUI from Simply Stock in just a bit, that the quickest way to deal with this. It changes the theme in the status bar, but that's no big deal.:)

EDIT: It's posted below for you. I'm so sorry, I forgot about that. It will make your status bar Gingerbread green while everything else is themed blue. I actually liked it so I never bothered with the updated zip. This was a strange bug that happened to some but not everyone. I was the one who discovered what the issue was-broken systemUI.apk-with my usual switcheroo and making Frankensteins, go figure.

Here is proof that this can be done! (wifi-calling on a 4.0.3 ROM) This is from a ROM (not a CM7 ROM) for the HTC Sensation, a phone in T-Mobiles lineup. The ICS ROM was made from a leak, just like ours. If we had a SGSII leak, I'm sure we'd have everything we need. Even more interesting, the dev is from Holland and obviously got it working. (Small jab at other devs who said it wasn't possible)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1404691
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] derfledderer:
Hey,

my milestone doesn't charge anymore. Whether plugged in to the pc or to the wall, or the car. :mad:

When i plug in the cable the percentage located in my battery-icon on the statusbar, disappears - but the device will not charge. :eek:

--> batterystats.bin deleted, hard-reset --> no effect :mad:

When i plug in the cable, the white charging-LED is lightning, but then it shuts again. If the device is turned off and I plug in the charging-cable, it is booting regulary right away. :confused:

Does anyone know, how I get my Milestone loaded again!? Or how I can fix it?

Thank you for your help
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] MoskmaN:
may by you battery dead ? try with another, is cheap in ebay.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] igna.worn:
If is not a dead battery, I would flash a stock rom.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] komornik:
I have that same problem :/ Cant charge my battery
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jkusmc:
Should everyone with a View be able to update to Honeycomb or is it rolling out in phases? It keeps telling me my tab is up to date.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Happy!:
Same here.. The reason I got this tablet was to have an inexpensive HC tablet. Guess I may have to root.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jkusmc:
I can be patient as long as i know its coming soon
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] IP IHI II IL:
If it's fresh outta the box, it could take up to a few days for the update to push. If you root before the OTA hits, you'll have to use Globatron's install method.

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[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jkusmc:
Will it have to be activated on Sprint, since Sprint is the one pushing the update?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] nubyw00tz:
For some reason, when I got the View out of the box, the update didn't show automatically. What I did was go to the settings, go to "About Tablet" (I think) and check for HTC Software updates. That did the trick.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jkusmc:
Mine shows that its up to date when I do.that
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jayochs:
this i'd like to know...i'm getting one cheap from 1saleaday, and i'm not activating it on sprint, just using it for wifi...anyone else know about this?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] IP IHI II IL:
Nope. I've had a Sprint OG Samsung 7" since it's release, never put it on a mobile network (just wifi at home) and have received all of the OTAs. It'll come, I promise!

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[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] eman3316@optonline.net:
Just checked on ine for an HTC update and it tells me a security update is available. The file is about 5mbs. Can't install it right now because my battery is lower then 35%.

Anyone install this update and do you know if it will mess anything up if I wan't to root GB? I just want to make sure it isn's HTC messing with the hboot or something...
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Happy!:
I was wondering the same thing, because I got mine from 1saleaday and am only using it wifi. I thought about buying buying a day of data to see if that would work.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jkusmc:
I was thinking the same thing. I'll take IP IHIs word and wait it out.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] eman3316@optonline.net:
Anyone???

10 Char
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] mcord11758:
I would not directly install any ota if rooted. You can download the ota but sellect to install later. You can then look for the file you downloaded and take a look at what it contains, and can likely flash it through recovery. do a backup first
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] MrS600L:
It can take some time to get the right update. Don't worry. If you're patient it will come. I got worried when people said they got an update, & I didn't. Got mine a week or so later. You'll know when it comes. Its about 200MB
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Maine_Coon:
It is OK to install this update (non-HC of course).

You still will be able to use revolutionary S-off method and then root.

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Yes.

HC OTA will kill the root.

And then you'll have to go back to GB if you want root.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] IP IHI II IL:
The updates normally have to be installed in succession, leading up to the big upgrade. Any update is a step in the right direction.

If you're S-OFF & rooted, why not use Globatron's update method? It's easy, and you won't have to wait for an OTA push.

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