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[Touch CDMA Android Development] polyrhythmic:
Hi mssmison,

Great work! I'm working on porting OpenEclair for Kaiser/Vogue/Polaris. Often I get a ton of these errors:

W/AudioTrack( 134): obtainBuffer timed out (is the CPU pegged?)

When I kill the mediaserver process and let it restart it fixes itself.

I'm not sure if this problem comes from the audio driver or the kernel, but it happens most often directly after the boot animation -- I'm guessing because that's when CPU use is the highest?

I checked dmseg for relevant errors, and here's what I found that might help:

[ 89.820245] audmgr_enable: enabled
[ 89.820287] audmgr: unexpected state 2 while enabling?!
...
[ 89.821702] rpc_write(5,0,2,3000000a,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,0,2,4,)
[ 89.821840] e,0,2,31000002,0,3,0,0,0,0,3,0,0,)
[ 89.821964] [RR] ERROR no local ept for prog 02000031 replying anyway!!
[ 89.821994] rpc_write(e,1,0,0,0,0,)
[ 89.823040] rpc_read_reply(5,1,0)
[ 89.823102] adsp: module AUDPPTASK has been registered
[ 89.823160] msm_adsp_enable() 'AUDPPTASK'
[ 89.823197] rpc_write(6,0,2,3000000a,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,1,2,4,)
[ 89.824114] rpc_read_reply(6,1,0)
[ 90.780193] adsp: module 'AUDPPTASK' enable timed out
[ 90.780278] adsp: module AUDPPTASK not enabled before write
[ 90.780313] adsp: module AUDPPTASK not enabled before write
[ 90.780343] adsp: module AUDPPTASK not enabled before write
[ 90.780373] adsp: module AUDPPTASK not enabled before write
[ 90.780399] adsp: module AUDPPTASK not enabled before write
[ 90.780429] adsp: module AUDPPTASK not enabled before write
[ 90.781509] audio_ioctl 40046100
[ 90.781564] audio_enable()
[ 90.782978] audio_disable()
[ 90.783043] 7200 Audio: Idle: using speaker.
[ 90.783101] snd_set_device 1 1 1
[ 90.783139] rpc_write(7,0,2,30000002,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,1,1,3,0,)
[ 90.784098] rpc_read_command(f,0,2,31000002,0,3,0,0,0,0,3,0,0,)
[ 90.784258] [RR] ERROR no local ept for prog 02000031 replying anyway!!
[ 90.784293] rpc_write(f,1,0,0,0,0,)
[ 90.784411] rpc_read_reply(7,1,0)
[ 90.784453] adsp: module AUDPPTASK not enabled before write
[ 90.784539] audmgr_disable
[ 90.784571] rpc_write(8,0,2,30000013,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,)
[ 90.785671] rpc_read_reply(8,1,0)
[ 90.785703] audmgr_disable: wait for disable
[ 90.816656] rpc_read_command(10,0,2,31000013,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,6,1,30,59e870,)
[ 90.816893] audmgr: DISABLED
[ 90.816941] rpc_write(10,1,0,0,0,0,)
[ 90.817034] audmgr_disable: disabled
[ 90.817084] audpp: disable
[ 90.817111] msm_adsp_disable() 'AUDPPTASK'
[ 90.817163] rpc_write(9,0,2,3000000a,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,2,2,4,)
[ 90.818864] rpc_read_reply(9,1,0)
[ 90.818943] adsp: closing module AUDPPTASK
[ 90.818998] adsp: disable interrupt
...

After that I killed the mediaserver process and let it restart. The only errors I see after that are these:

[ 162.450120] adsp: waiting for DSP write ready
[ 162.450120] audio_ioctl 40046100
[ 162.450120] audio_enable()
[ 163.040122] audpp: DMA missed
[ 163.040122] audpp: DMA missed
[ 163.052852] audpp: DMA missed
[ 163.070122] audpp: DMA missed
...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] slm4996:
The precompiled libs work great. Any tips on getting them to compile on the latest aosp?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Laserek_Poland:
Sorry for stiupid question. I'm new in Android.

How to "install" those files at device?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Dukenukemx:
Didn't know this thread existed. So, will this get BT Audio working on Eclair builds?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] milanche:
I used this libs on myn's Warm Eclair Beta 2 and still no BT audio routing, so I guess the answer is "no". :/

I'm waiting for BT fix too. Not a developer so can't help much with the developing part, but I can help with testing if need occurs.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Millence:
I'm waiting for BT fix to. Also not a developer but can help with testing if needed.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mnjm9b:
if anyone is looking to get BTaudio working...

check out polymod 2.1g with the BT&Wifi update. (for kaiser anyway)

it has been the only eclair that my BT headset works on.

I tried to use the update on 2.1d (which is a faster build) but no more BTaudio.

I have also tried on other builds with no success.

just for the fun of it, I went back and re-installed 2.1g+updates this afternoon and

it still works with latest nbh.

I worked on this for countless hours comparing the diff between 2.1g and 2.1d but I cant get anywhere with it.

maybe someone with more android experiance could check it out.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Dukenukemx:
It's a real shame that Poly couldn't fix his Kaiser. He did post recently in the Vogue kernel thread about his Kaiser problem, but he still couldn't fix it. Since he got BT audio working in Eclair, someone could try asking him how he did it.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mnjm9b:
on a postive note...

this means that the BTaudio issue is not kernel related

and should be an easy fix once polys secret is discovered.

I have a few more development hurdles to overcome before I can attempt to

assist in any of these issues. but If nobody has addressed them by then I will

be sure to get on it.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Millence:
Can you please post polymod 2.1 g BT Update I can't find it anywhere.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mnjm9b:
here.

I think this is it. I have the file on my backup drive.

if this one doesn't work, let me know and I will upload mine.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Millence:
Thanks!

Instaling right now!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] *M*:
Try copying your /system/libs folder from working bt audio polymod build into an androidupdate.tar, and applying it to another elair build
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mnjm9b:
Oh.. I wish it was that easy.

I think that was the first thing I did when poly's 2.1d came out.

I also did that with other builds as well.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
Doing a diff on this update. It contains wlan.ko libs which appears to be for the wireless lan.

The sysinit.rc changes which touch the BlueTooth references are identical to what we have in our latest Eclair Builds (SuperEclair and Warm Eclair). It appears poly's previous build was referencing bluetooth differently and he needed a fix.

With that said, I would be shocked if this fixes our BT Audio on vogue.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] *M*:
I got a bt headset today. It works fine on donut, tried out polymod, it pairs and connects and says its routing media to the headset but still goes through the phone. Perhaps the code is kaiser specific
[Off-topic] Tumdace:
So I work at a computer store in a small town, and part of my job is setting up networks for all the local businesses.

Lately I have had the local internet provider trying to tell me that the routers we are selling to people are causing their ENTIRE (meaning the whole town) network to go down.

Is this even possible? Or is it just a sad excuse for a poor network?

(BTW, this is actually the second ISP in the town to say that. I am really starting to think its just a really sad excuse for them to make because they dont know how to fix their own damned problems).

How can ONE persons router knock out internet for a whole city?
[Off-topic] Rudegar:
no they are

1. trying to sell your their expensive solution

2. have a very very crazy DIY broken network

or your strange router is sending AC power into their Phone cables
[Off-topic] Tumdace:
Well no they arent trying to sell us anything. We dont buy stuff from the internet providers here. But we are the only computer store in town so every single person with an internet issue calls up their provider, then the provider says its not their issue so they are told to come into my store.

Well when they get here, I show the customer that there is absolutely no issue with their computer and that its an internet provider issue. Then they get pissed at me because I didnt find an issue.

Then I get the internet provider telling their customers and us that our routers are knocking out their entire network. Kinda BS.. I even had a conversation with a juniour support tech for this company and he was trying to tell me all kinds of loads of bull. Sorry buddy.. I took networking in school so I am pretty sure I know that most of what you are saying is BS.

These customers are telling me that their internet provider is telling them they need Gigabit network cards to work on their fibre optic network. Well no, you dont. You only need a megabit network card.
[Off-topic] BLAST3RR:
There is no way this is possible..

Even if there was a chance, they shouldn't be calling themselves an ISP. :confused:
[Off-topic] hilaireg:
As I'm sure you already know, the ISP engages the Telco to facilitate installation of the line to the client site Demarcation Point. From there a bridging medium between the ISP and client, such a modem, is used to connect to the client network equipment ... typically a firewall/routing device.

It doesn't read like you are a novice so I'm going to assume that the client equipment is sufficiently secured against the usual threats (virus, trojan, etc.) so as to ensure that DoS attacks can't occur.

That said, it may be possible that the firewall/routing device is problematic on their network. Can you provide more information as to which router you are installing at client sites?

Additionally, what is the WAN connection ... DSL, Cable, etc.?

Cheers,
[Off-topic] Tumdace:
I cant know what type of virus protection / security all of my customers have (sometimes I just sell and set up the router, not having touched their PC).

However the ISP uses Fibre Optics technology to connect, using DHCP.

And I dont know everything, but aren't DoS attacks sort of a thing of the past? Every ISP should be able to protect themselves against DoS attacks.

Although with the amount of viruses going around I wouldnt be suprised if they were causing some sort of security risk to the ISP.
[Off-topic] hilaireg:
It depends ...

Many ISP's look to protect themselves from externals attacks (Internet, their WAN) and assume their business clients (Internal, their LAN) have appropriate security measures in place.

With my clients, I facilitate the selection of the ISP and the equipment that connects the client to the ISP - the router/firewall, modem, etc.

There are two scenarios that I encounter for the WAN port of the router/firewall: 1) obtains the IP, Subnet, Gateway, DNS from the ISP DHCP server via Dynamic or Static-Dynamic (same IP all the time) or 2) full Static, where I configure the WAN port on the router/firewall accordingly. In either case, the client LAN is always NAT'ed behind the firewall.

I typically configure the firewall services to:

Only allow inbound sessions that have been initiated by an internal device

Drop ICMP, etc.

Forward determined traffic to specific devices (mail, web, dmz, etc.)

Inspect packet traffic (SPI, etc.)

When it comes to the internal devices, I will either work closely with the IT personnel to ensure that devices on the LAN are adequately protected to avoid outbound DoS (bots, zombies, etc.) or am engaged to perform all of the required duties to ensure the well-being of their network and equipment.

In either case, I am usually engaged to review their current WAN, LAN, and Wi-LAN policies, configuration, and requirements.

Still curious, what kind of routing/firewall equipment do you normally supply/configure?

Cheers,
[Off-topic] Tumdace:
The routers are TP-Link G's (we have N's as well) because all of the more expensive Linksys routers we used did not work with Fibre Optics (constantly dropped connections, support from Linksys we were basically told that fibre optics is too fast for their routers so we said "fine, we will stop selling your routers then).

Firewall is just basic windows firewall.
[Off-topic] hilaireg:
In today's hostile environments, Windows Firewall isn't sufficient protection. Proper Anti-Virus, Malware, and SPAM protection is still required. This may be an opportunity to obain additional revenue by educating clients.

I suspect the ISP may be partly correct on this one. Did you confirm that the models you are supplying to clients meet the network specifications of the ISP?

If you haven't done so already, obtain the device (backbone equipment) specifications from the ISP and contact TP-Link to ensure that the models you are providing to clients are compatible. I've encountered many devices in my travels that are not compatible with certain types of Telco/ISP's backbone equipment. For example, I ran into a situation with an ISP that provided 10 Mbps WAN for a client where I had to replace their inexpensive router/firewall with a Cisco PIX - chose the PIX since the ISP confirmed as compatible with their equipment.

I assume that you have been updating the firmware to the TP-Link devices to the appropriate level - one that ensures compatibility to the ISP network (latest is not always equal to greatest). Another point to keep in mind is that inexpensive routers/firewall devices can often be problematic - ports prone to failure at high traffic load, insufficient backplane memory, processor bottleneck, poor firewall feature implementations, etc.

Good luck,
[Off-topic] Tumdace:
Trust me I educate my clients on anti virus programs and added security. The problem is that I live in a rural small town, and everyone is too cheap to put a little bit more money into their computers, so they always go with Windows firewall and a free anti virus.

BTW its less about clients and more about just random customers.

I am not like a systems integrator, I just work at a computer store.
[Off-topic] pegun:
How are you configuring the routers in general? DHCP that is provided from their ISP? or are you statically assigning an address? I could see issues if you were statically assigning because of ISP router IP conflicts, but otherwise I can't think of anything that would specifically cause an entire network to go down. In my own personal experience, this would warrant a house call to check out how things are set up and perhaps fluking the line to see where the line goes to and the end destination if possible.
[HD2 General] Arthur:
and other problems.

in the last 24 hours im getting lots of this,

i 'slide to unlock' and i get...

Password incorrect (when i know its not) cold boot fixes this, but whats causing this?

also im getting lots of..

A problem has occurred with services.exe

A problem has occurred with Opera9.exe

A problem has occurred with fennec.exe

and wanting me to send a report to microsoft..
[HD2 General] bluearmyb:
it is most likely applications you have installed on your phone that has caused this, it was for me. try uninstalling ine by one till problems gone

have u flashed the new 1.66 rom, if not should also help
[HD2 General] jakem:
I agree with bluearmyb. I'd probably try and sort out those crashes first.

Having said that, I had a similar problem with my Exchange settings refusing to accept my password AFTER I'd done the initial login and successfully synced. Is that the password you're referring to? If so, I think a simple soft reset fixed the problem for me.
[HD2 General] camo.b:
i had the same problem a week and a half ago and now mine is stuffed cant get past the boot screen without a reflash.......thank christ for warranty's....

keep an eye on it for program crashes then os crashes then nothing but boot screen.......
[HD2 General] Arthur:
its the password screen you get when you wake the phone.

yes cold boot fixes it (untill it happenes again)

im on 166, didnt have this bug on 1.4.. (alough i wasnt on 1.4 rom for long lol)

only apps i installed are

tomtom (and fixed the BT two file rename bug)

MYplayer & Coreplayer V1.3.2 Build 6909

and

HD2Tweak, English version by Nadavi
[HD2 General] damnshah:
@dude

i had the same problem...i was on 1.48 at that time and i had to flash it and that was the end of it...unfortunately 1.66 wasnt out then yet...im waiting a week more or so to upgrade though:)
[HD2 General] Spike15:
I read somewhere that this can cause this problem...
[HD2 General] -Nitrous-:
Fennec caused problems like this on my HD2, i would say thats your problem.

Alan
[HD2 General] gregormax:
Today I recorded several MP4 files as this format offers 640x480 resolution. However when I wanted to play one of the files it was corrupted. It was also the biggest file so maybe it has smth to do with the size of the file? It was about 201MB. Any ideas? I'm asking cuz I'd like to be sure that this won't occur again in the future and so I'd like to know if it's a common bug...
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
A) When the screen is off?

B) When another application is on screen?

I'm currently using the Stars live wallpaper. The default is 300 stars. I'm using 3000 :D :D

The reason I ask is because I turn my phone on Airplane mode AND turn the screen completely off before going to bed. When I wake up, the phone is about 20% lower in battery life.

Anyone know if the above two are true or not?

It's either that, or programs in the background are killing the battery life. (I'm running without a task killer for now to test if I need it or not. Performance-wise, I do not at all, but battery-wise, maybe I do?)
[Nexus One General] TaFFeR:
Go to your settings, then About Phone > Battery use. Check out the graphs there to see where all your charge is going. It might make it easier to pinpoint what is happening overnight if you top off your battery first as the graphs reset when your charge is at 100%.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Unfortunately, it lists Phone idle and Android System at the top.
[Nexus One General] TaFFeR:
Live wallpapers have their own entries in that screen if they consume enough charge, so it's not likely that your wallpaper is draining your batteries while you sleep.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Router:
Not sure if this is news, but here is a cool thing to sync music, photos and video to N1 from Mac, PC, PSP.. IT does not sync contacts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUCdMG1J9Vw&feature=player_embedded

you need to set up an account, activate it, and off u go. it does all sorts of things including importing playlists. and NO, im not their salesperson, and YES its free so far.

Its not very useful - you can drag-drop stuff to you SD anyways, but who knows, maybe playlists could be of any interest.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Syrax:
I've had it for a few days now since reading the article on Engadget. It's pretty cool and is to the N1 what iTunes is to the iPhone/iPod.

One thing I don't like and I'm not yet sure if there are options to correct this, but when you go to "Pictures" it only pulls up the images stored in the camera folder. Would be nice to see all my image folders and organize them all in one place.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Router:
it could be done, trbl is that the folders on your SD can be named anyway you like - all but the camera folder that is created by the system. unless the code scans all of your SD for pics... i wonder what happens if you drop all your picture foldes into the /sdcard/DCIM/Camera/ as subfolders?

ill give it a try l8r
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] BrotherG:
Can it sync via bluetooth?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Router:
no, i guess just usb
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] iVisionX01:
The thing I don't like about DoubleTwist is that it puts all of my music files in the root of the SD card. Personally I like to have organization on my SD card.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] vibesnake:
Winamp does the same job and is better than doubletwist..
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] iVisionX01:
+1 for winamp.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] MvP77:
DoubleTwist - itunes for android (and other devices)

Just saw this on Gizmodo. Giving it a try now. Seems like pretty good software.

Mac version supports Android market like the app store in itunes.

http://www.doubletwist.com/dt/Home/Index.dt

http://gizmodo.com/5506382/doubletwist-gives-the-android-app-market-a-desktop-interface
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] rjhay22:
I personally think double twist is crap :-P it has potential though. hehe.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] moSess:
+1

It would fubar my playlist. Tried it, but no thanks...

Prefer using an audio converter and then just loading the converted files to my phone. There are great shareware versions all over the net.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] halorin:
Hey everyone,

I've noticed this with every Leo ROM I've tried. After a couple of days, the inevitable Windows Mobile slowdown will kick in, making use of the homescreen slow to a crawl from tab to tab scrolling and flipping to the programs. It really detracts from the experience. Is there something I'm missing? I rarely ever see anyone talk about this issue.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] cyber weesje:
hi what rom you on realy need to post this in the rom thread its waste of space creathing a new thread bugs lag your isseus report there and read treu rom threads

ps i am on ark rom never had a leo rom that lags
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] elitegunslinger:
I have tried multiple eclair roms, all of which seem to have this issue. When I go to contacts > pick contact > facebook link; it leads me to my own facebook rather than the contact. Also the sync seems slightly broken with the contacts in the sense of their status showing up under their contact and messaging etc.

I am not sure if there is a fix, but it seems to be an issue.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] crypysmoker:
This is and has been a known issue that you would see if you would read any of the posts under these roms. You can have 18 different facebook icons and it will lead to yours. These phones arent supposed to have this feature yet being that it came from another phone. So for now, you gota settle with the facebook widget to go to their sites.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Beate Berliner:
Hi!

Anybody out there who knows where WM6 will store sender's number of the last incoming sms?

Thank you

Beate from Berlin:)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] st3ph3nt3:
Hi. Anyone knows how to disable the landscape support in htc messaging or keyboard?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] muuu:
Official Europe ROM with HTC Sense for HTC Magic.

Release Date: 2010-01-28

Sorry I can't provide a download link, as my Magic doesn't qualify.

htc.com/europe

Heres the official HTC mirrors:

Europe Mirror 1

Europe Mirror 2
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] nixdorf:
Are there are way to install this rom ? Because my HTC MAGIC is black it's not vodafone branded but when i write my serial it say "Sorry, this software download is not suitable for your device.	" I write to HTC and they told me "Your Phone is VODAFONE branded contact to VODAFONE. "

But it's black only HTC brand 32A board..
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] muuu:
You still got your phone from VODAFONE if I'm not mistaken, and even if its not loge branded and the ROM is a standard one, the the SN on your phone is registered by HTC as sold to VODAFONE.

So the ROM will most likely work, but it probably got a a perfect SPL.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=621890
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] muuu:
Links added.
[Nexus One General] huhmuhan:
I downloaded the speedtest.net application and over the course of a month tested my speeds on wifi and 3g in Seattle. I was wondering what speeds people were getting as mine feel really low

For wifi I'm avging about 1/2 mbps (my upload is faster o_O)

For 3g I'm avging about .5/.3 mbps :(

Is there a different speedtest I should be using? Are these speeds typical or is something wrong with my phone...

Thing is. I feel like the internet is pretty fast esp on wifi... maybe the readings are just wrong
[Nexus One General] brandenk:
Wifi N @ home - Ping: 37, Download: 2,245kbps, Upload: 2,822kbps

Wifi G @ work - Ping: 151, Download: 607kbps, Upload: 1,364kbps

3G - Ping: 138, Download: 802kbps, Upload: 427kbps

H - Ping: 111, Download: 927kbps, Upload: 244kbps