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[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] denis1984:
On keymaps and in-call volume

Whoa, I apologize for the delay, as I didn't know I had some incoming mail in here @xda-developers. :D

If you still need a helping hand to resolve this issue I will answer on the thread with a common solution. ;)

Cutting to the chase, you need to create a file (see attached .txt file) on the sdcard somewheres and copy it with a command like this to your system folder for it to be consumed on the next rebook:

cp -f /sdcard/android/keymaps/diam100_navi_pad.kl /init.etc/keymaps/oldqwerty_raph_navi_pad.kl

Where /sdcard/android/keymaps/diam100_navi_pad.kl

is your new keymap and /init.etc/keymaps/oldqwerty_raph_navi_pad.kl is the default layout that gets picked up during the init stage.

Also, you need to remove the line 'physkeyboard=diam100' (or any such option) from the settings.txt, as your init script (provided by the devs) does not contain (at least, as of now) any logic as to what to do with the 'diam100' and if you set it to something else, the 'oldqwerty_raph_navi_pad.kl' file won't be used in the process of initialization. And that script would use the default "OLD KEYMAP" if nothing is specified in the startup.txt.

If you dread to type anything in the terminal emulator while in Android, you can paste this command in the custom script section of /sdcard/conf/froyo.user.conf file while busy tossing this keymap on the sd card.

In other news, the in-call volume thing is resolved. It's effing loud now. I used the latest zImage kernel and modules from glemsom.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] xUmaRix:
in-call volume control still too loud for me in blac100.I tried to lower it down to silence but it seems like nothing had change
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] superpc:
In call volume is too loud and the pressing volume down doesn't change the volume. It's almost like using a speakerphone all the time.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] denis1984:
Sheesh, guys, you never cease to amaze me. :D There's no such thing as too loud when it comes to HTC Touch Diamond.

Add two cmdlines options for in-call volume setting:
htc_hw.call_vol to set the actual volume. It's a value from 0 to 5.
htc_hw.handsfree to enable or not handsfree, it's a 1 or 0.
Best loud and clear voice values are said to be 5/1
They can be modified "on the fly" in in /sys

[URL="http://gitorious.org/linux-on-qualcomm-s-msm/linux-msm/commit/0ac6681a5daf113ec6b20eee38867592683db888"]source[/URL]
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
During my little study break i decided to package together the newest bundles with all the recommended changes and additions. I really dont have time for changelogs but heres a quick one

Added cmd to remove fsck.rec things so they dont flood up your internal/sdcard.

updated to latest rootfs, zimage, modules.

Updated topaz startup.txt from ReWind402

Some optimizations here and there.

Some cleanups.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] cynepmeh:
COOL :)

Are the new button functions there or the classic ones?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
I'm not aware of the new button layout?

So i'll be saying its the classic one:confused:
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] denis1984:
Perhaps, he's talking about the layout that I use. You know, where 'power button' is 'show notification' and 'home button' is 'show desktop' and both 'center button on the navipad' and 'power button' wake up the phone. :D Besides, I use 'volume up' for 'make a call' and 'volume down' for 'end call/turn off the phone', so that when **** hits the fan with those capacitive buttons I can gracefully escape that and eventually call someone when I actually want to; or turn off the device, for that matter.

It's just occurred to me that you can actually use this power button to turn the device on and off. Wow, I'm so smart. :D To achieve that you need to insert/replace the following line in your keymap file:

key 102 ENDCALL WAKE_DROPPED	# power icon

We wake up the phone and don't send the command and when it's awake we send the command to sleep/end call.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
You seem to have some good knowledge and advice :)

Come pop by #xdandroid sometime
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] ekbuz:
SDcard unmounted

You need to format your Internal Storage. Back up your data, get the HP USB format tool and reformat to FAT32. I'm not sure what all this fixes, but I had to do it, now Android sees my SD card as mounted. I run a Sprint Diamond btw.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] viruscrazy:
Hi there.

I need some dmesg logs from various phones and models to collect some datas (for battery driver and others). This dmesg log should be made just after the phone has finished to boot (I need the messages of the initialization part). For diamond users, I need that you switch off/on the screen 2 or three times (I.E put the phone in sleep mode 2 - three times, because the first time the screen is switched off, power supply of the lcd is not switched off, only from the second power on/off sequence).

If you know how to make a dmesg log and save it to a file, can you pm me and attach the log or send me a pm and I will give you my mail.

If you don't know how to do it but want to learn and help :

1/ Go to development menu in android and launch "terminale emulator"

2/ type "cd sdcard" and validate

3/ type dmesg >dmesg.log (the > is in special characters on the keyboard).

4/ Reboot the phone to windows and send me the dmesg.log file that is at the root of the internal storage (for diamond) or the sdcard.

Thanks for your help !
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] denis1984:
Thank you. :)

IRC is a real no-no in my necka the woods. I mean, once you get hooked on it you can't get away from it. My wife's gonna kill me. :D She's already pissed off with my tinkering with this device and is constantly like "One more glance at it and I'monna smash it right away". Then, I will contribute to this project deviceless. :p
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] fateboy:
I've Diam100 with last last release of xdandroid.. (last zimage, system.ext2, modules etc). I've these problems:

Sometimes when I try to exit from lastcall screen I've black screen like as I lock the phone.. I unlock the phone, push back button but the phone locked again...

I've selected a ringtone but during incoming call the phone ring once time

last thing (not a problem): I read last post..i don't understand: is possible to change the unlock button? I try to change button on the top with volume up or central button to unlock the phone..

Thank you.

Whatever, great job.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
hahaha fair enough. Glad your offering help on the forums instead :p

And 3rd post updated.

New package and xdandroid/stinebd system updates are now live :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] denis1984:
1. Grab the map file from post #1506.

2. Modify it as you see fit. Use these command hints to specify which buttons should wake up the phone:

#WAKE_DROPPED - just wake up if the device is sleeping
#WAKE - wake up and perform assigned operation

3. Throw the resulting file somewhere on the sdcard and remember the path to it.

4. Copy it either by modifying the /sdcard/conf/froyo.user.conf file in the custom script section or running a command in terminal emulator (don't forget to become a superuser prior to executing that):

cp -f /sdcard/path/to/your/file /init.etc/keymaps/oldqwerty_raph_navi_pad.kl

5. Modify your startup.txt and make sure that:

a. there's no 'physkeyboard' in there

b. there's board-htcraphael-navi.wake=1 option specified

6. Reboot
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] solihu1:
Is there any application for the radio receiver?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] OnTheEdge:
Try:

Settings->Location & security->CHECK "Use wireless networks"

That did it for me. For some reason it is off by default. Once it is on, Google Maps uses the networks as well as GPS. You can even turn off GPS on that screen, which might be just what you want. GPS is of course way more accurate.

And sorry if I wasn't supposed to answer this here.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] angus1357:
the new zImage takes a little longer to go into deep sleep, which allowed me to do a little more testing on my topaz. Using Stinebeds clean install and all updated files I can recieve calls whether the screen is asleep or not until the phone goes into deep sleep. After the first time deep sleep occurs, no more incoming calls awake or asleep. Its like the phone is being taken offline when sleeping and never turned back on.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] squizzi:
Did you try editing your startup configs?

Look for this setting in your STARTUP

htc_hw.call_vol=5

Try changing your htc_hw.call_vol with 5 being the loudest, 1 being the softest (maybe try 4?).
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] deepsix_69:
I have that checked, but it still says location unavailable. I thought maybe there was some update I was supposed to do first to this build.

I think you can answer this here, it pertains to this build of android, I thought it was a problem for everyone, but apparently it works for others, must just be my carrier or something. (although wifi location doesnt work either)

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Model: HTC Touch Pro (RAPH800)

ROM: NFSFAN 1.05/CHT XDANDROID
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] xUmaRix:
latest kernel image seems crashing when i set snd.force_headset=1
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] squizzi:
There was a NetworkLocation.apk that fixed the issue a little while back for some people, I imagine that's been included now, but you can give it a try if you'd like:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7212822&postcount=985
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] hamagc:
guys please make a signature with your device and operator so we know what we're troubleshooting.

agps is not working on cdma. no tower location.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] nkrick:
To clarify, do these new command line options go in the startup file in the "set cmdline" section?

Also, does this fix the handsfree so it actually works? If so I might be able to use xdandroid full time...
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] denis1984:
Shouldn't it be just

dmesg > /sdcard/dmesg.txt

that we need to run in Terminal Emulator? And then use SwiFTP to transfer it to the computer. Find attached my dmesg log. Analyze away. :)

The log of logging the log: :D

Restarting the phone

Booting into Android

The unlock screen showed up and then Android decided to restart itself for no apparent reason

Restarted into the unlock screen

Waited till the phone is in deepsleep

Double-clicked on the center button on the navipad ('menu function' to me) to immediately wake it up and unlock the screen

Pressed 'wait' for the 'system.core' process

Turned it off

Woke it up with double-click pattern

Ditto

Ditto

Connected the charger and unlocked the phone with double-click

Turned it off

Clicked once and the screen turned on but no unlock screen and it timed-out into sleep

Ditto

Prepared the dmesg.txt file

Btw, it's worth noting that unlocking the phone is no longer a problem to me because I can easily unlock it just double-clicking on the central button down there so there's no need to wait for the unlocking screen to show up and then slide-to-unlock it.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] thedemonic:
** RAPH800 Please make it charge again hehe it just burns the battey up and well having reboot to winmo every 2 or 3 hours makes it unusable so here it my log i hope it helps

heheh cooooool the headphones work with the phone

bluetooth works too but the volume is real low

** ok i see it is charging the millivolts is going up
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] 88fingerslukee:
Any zImage AFTER "htc-msm-linux @ 20100715_202510" breaks charging on the RAPH800 for me.

When I try to charge with these kernels it will go straight to full battery but it is in fact not charging at all.

Anybody have any ideas?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] howeasy:
It's a known issue.

The device actually DOES charge when its plugged in but the phone just says fully charged.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] 88fingerslukee:
Thanks for the quick reply. I have to disagree because when I unplug it always goes back to its previous discharged state. It does not seem to be charging.

I will test again.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] heavymetalmage:
On my RAPH800, it will say fully charged right away but if you just leave it for awhile, it does indeed charge. With some underclocking with screen off and everything updated, I've been getting 9+ hours with moderate use. Woo hoo!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Gumero:
same sort of experience here as you read in my previous posts... right in the middle of loading up all the newest... will run my previous test again to see if the new build and kernel has impacted battery life...

and a side note... any whom have previously played with mangler and stopped... you might well try again as the devs on that are working hard and pushing good updates every few days... it is working very well for us at this point... team spread across all the world and we can PTT to our hearts content (using vpn so it is even secure)...
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] sle118:
Another note on the bluetooth side, on a DIAM500.

I

know

several posts already discuss the Bluetooth, but I tried just

for fun

ok .

For the record

:

I paired with a Headset (HGM-300 from LG). OK

Hard buttons on the headset work (redial, hangup, vol up/dn)

When in a call, microphone does not pickup sound

When in a call, it is possible to hear the DAC working in the headset (hiss sound), but no more sound coming out.

When I turned off the headset, sound was not routed back to the phone.

Rebooted the phone, sound is back

this is with system stinebd.2.2.aosp29.7.10.system.ext2
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] 88fingerslukee:
Yes, I just unplugged and it is indeed charged. Awesome.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Mylt1:
disregard. according to someone that has a different phone i dont have a problem. sorry to have wasted your time.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] heavymetalmage:
Any idea why it doesn't work with Wifi as well?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] arrrghhh:
Take this with a grain of salt guys, there was another individual who has the EXACT same device and network that said he was able to boot Android with 80%+ mem used... I think there's something up with his device, or he's just doing something horridly wrong.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] arrrghhh:
Has that ever worked? If it did, it was probably extremely inaccurate, even more so than cell-tower triangulation. I know my IP says I'm in downtown, when in reality I am about 50 miles from where it puts me :p
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] heavymetalmage:
It has never worked for me...even when it did in WM, I didn't like it. The only reason I use AGPS at all is that GPS works great but only when I have a clear view of the sky.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Gumero:
ha... I am in amman Jordan but due to VPN my ip is Knoxville TN... suppose IP location would not work so great for me and a lot of folks... not even worth worrying about using...
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Mylt1:
disregard.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] arrrghhh:
And just like I said on PPCG, you're worse than a religious zealot.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] hamagc:
guys, lets keep this on one thread or the other, no sense in clogging up 2 threads with an arguement.

i replied on ppcg but i'll post it here too:
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] arrrghhh:
Agreed. Mylt1, let's keep this over on PPCG since that's where it started. Don't cross-post any more please. I shall do the same.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] paypalbid:
Is this 7/29/10 update as reliable as 2.4 6/21/10 release ?

***Error 2.1 6/21/10 release

I looked around and compare and not sure if I should make a jump ?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] heavymetalmage:
This current build has been the most reliable build I've ran yet.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] lugiber:
Here's the dmesg output from my raph100 gsm. Hope you'll find it useful! :)

If you need more info just let me know.

On another note i must say i love the new build! The touch screen feels more responsive again (you don't have to press so hard at it). It also feels faster than the previous builds. Have just run it for about five minutes so i haven't really noticed anything new other than this.

Great job everyone! :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Mylt1:
i brought the problem i found here to the developers so they could see what was going on and maybe they knew about it. i didnt come here to continue an argument but apparently someone else did. no matter, im done with it. if i have a problem i will either keep it to myself or PM one of the actual developers.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] MrObvious:
What keyboard does everyone use? I'm just kinda getting opinions.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] msoccer2:
Right now I am using the better keyboard beta (and SwiftKey some) but as soon as BlindType comes out thats what im going to use. You should check it out:

http://blindtype.com/

Watch the video
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] I2essurected:
SlideIT works pretty good for me. Nothing beats built in keyboard though.

I2es
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] MrObvious:
That looks cool!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Ichigo7:
no sound

Ok, my sound isn't working but it shows the all the music files on my sd card plus my gallery runs a little sluggish(do i need to overclock it for that to run better) and I'm using the lastest build and system file other then those two problems everything else is running pretty smooth!

This is the phone I have:

HTC:TP2

Carrier:T-Mobile

If any other info needed about the phone, let me know. I'm not sure what to put except for that.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] JimboJoe:
There is a thread dedicated to the Rhodium. You'll find builds with Gallery 2D there, because sound and 3D accel still don't work on our devices.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Ichigo7:
O ok, well I wish it was sound :( and thanks for the reply
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] lugiber:
Just noticed something with the new build.

1.) Call volume is really loud and you can't change it via the hardware buttons anymore. (Guess this has to do with the recent canges in the kernel.)

2.) Hardware buttons for * and # doesn't work when making calls. Numbers work just fine though.

3.) You still can't add videos to mms messages through the messaging application. To replicate this just start a new message and choose attach - video - oi filemanager. And you'll get a message saying that the file type is incompatible (or something like that).

This isn't really a big problem since you can send the file via the filemanager by choosing the file and selecting "send". But i thought you guys might like to know anyway.

As always thanks for another great release! I'm always surprised that you find ways to improve the release so quickly. Always going from perfect to perfect!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] helicopter88:
I'm still having problems logging in with a google account..i've deleted 2times data.img and i've formatted my sd card either and tried without sim

I'm on wifi because i don't have a data plan...the error is " Cannot estabilish a reliable connection"
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] pablomaes:
Hello everyone,

first to thank the developers for the incredible work they are doing.

I just installed the latest build on my Diamond 300 and I can only say that it is wonderful, extremely fast and steady.

Only failure to detect internal SD card and GPS, turn it on, but does not seem to detect anything after a while. Otherwise everything perfect.

PS: I notice a big improvement in battery life. Continues to drain quite quickly, but it shows improvement over previous builds.

Great job guys.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] paypalbid:
I upgraded to this version from the 2.1. I noticed a few things

- the signal strength is poorer and tend to drop data connection at home. I used to get 2 bars with 2.1 all the time. Now I get no bars to 1 bar. :(

- Screen goes into deep sleep and will not wake up without restarting the phone

- ear piece volume is really loud even though its on lowest setting

- Phone freeze sometimes for no reason and require restart

Other than that the system seems to be more smooth and faster. I'm still monitoring the battery consumption and will report back.

I had the 2.2 for 3 hours and had to reset 5 times already for various issues referenced above. The 2.1 I can go maybe 2 days without a hiccup having to reset the phone.

Anyway big thanks to all the developers for exposing me to Android without having to buy a device to get an idea how the whole thing works. I like it !
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] JimboJoe:
Did you delete your cache directory and data.img file?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] paypalbid:
if you are asking me then the answer is yes. I deleted everything and restarted fresh with the lasted 7/20/10 bundle.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] yngieaxl:
Thank You for the advice...

it works...

At last

How Happy I'am
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] waterproof125:
I know battery life is still an issue but lately it has impressed me, I charged my phone last night round 8, then with minimal use (just a few texts) it has survived till this morning letting me catch up on these threads (using wifi), this is about the 12h mark, all I can say is awesome job devs :) ... underclocking may have contributed
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Druby:
Were there any changes with speaker volume during a call..?? Cuz after updating to latest (7/29) suddenly the speaker is too loud..

Data.img deleted / none of volume settings helped..

It's like incall speaker on, although not activated..
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] onesolo:
So what's the log for the system.ext2 from yesterday?!?

And what about all those 3 .ext2 files?? What are the differences??
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] wbelac:
The first one is a complete package, all the files necessary for running android.

The 2nd and 3rd files are for just updating the system.ext, if everything else is up to date. The xdandroid one is the main one for this thread, and the stinebd one is just a stripped down one, with less apps.

At least that's my understanding, someone correct me if I'm wrong.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] bluebug:
Is the new version[29.7.10] supporting more language pack(such as chinese) ?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] 88fingerslukee:
Yes. See the kernel commit notes here
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Druby:
and..is there any way to change it back to normal..?? (i don't wanna become deaf..;-)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] heavymetalmage:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7399059&postcount=1509

Just edit your 0 to 5 number to be something like 3 or 4; that should help.

...That or use an older kernel.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Druby:
feeling embarrassed, read it, but not associated..thx..;-)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Plutonium0587:
AGPS is working on my DIAM500 now.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Mylt1:
one quick question about the build. i see apps that are designed for rooted phones. is it possible to use these apps and if so what file is needed and how would you load them into android?

forgot to add, these apps are not in the market and are not in the apps section here on XDA.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] hamagc:
yes you can use the apps. they will come in an apk, tranfer this to your sdcard and use your favorite app manager application to open them. OI File Manager is included with the build and can do this.

also you can include the apk in the androidapps folder. from there they will automatically be installed.