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[Desire Android Development] Myshkinbob:
Thanks for the thank yous. :)

Regarding the new Opendesire kernel, the local versions don't match (-OpenDesire in the module versus -vorkKernel on the phone), so you need to change the localversion append in the kernel config and rebuild. I can do it later today if you have no joy.

I'll see if i can make a version in the next couple of days, i'll have to grab the kernel source. :)
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
No tips for Cyanogenmod 6.1.0.4? :(
[Desire Android Development] lubo777:
Here is the working version for OpenDesire v 4.0.25 (2.6.34.5-vorkKernel)

bcm4329_nofullsleep_2.6.34.5-vorkKernel.zip

P.S. The driver is patched with the diff from here
[Desire Android Development] Myshkinbob:
Thanks for recompiling for 2.6.35.4-vorkKernel lubo777, i'm actually maxed on attachments on the OP too. :)

Sorry i didn't read this properly the first time, i thought it was about OD 4.0.25. It looks like the kernel config you're using doesn't have modules enabled, so therefore make modules is an invalid target. I'd cat the config.gz off the phone with CM6.0.14 running on it again, and then make sure after gunzip'ing it that it's the .config in the kernel source root.

If it still fails to build modules then post the config.gz here and i'll make sure CM6.0.14 isn't doing something funky like compiling all typical modules into the kernel instead. :)
[Desire Android Development] lubo777:
My VoIP incomming calls are working OK after 10 min of phone sleep ... :D

Myshkinbob thank you very much for this HACK !!! :cool:
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
Hi Bob,

Thanks for the reply... I'm relieved that you're still here, because nobody else seems to know what they're doing ;)

It seems that the source code I was using was incomplete (downloaded from here http://github.com/teamdesire/cm-kernel), which caused that error. Now that I have the supposedly correct source code (using git clone and then branch to get the Teamdesire git and then the 2.6.34.5 branch), the modules compile just fine.

Problems arise when I try to actually use the newly compiled bcm4329.ko file... see here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8260856&postcount=148

WiFi doesn't connect or stay turned on properly. Config file: http://www.multiupload.com/FW6MLT495X

Dmesg: http://pastebin.com/ubppUvA4

Hoping you know what's wrong... Having to keep the screen on for Sipdroid is really annoying :(

Thanks again!
[Desire Android Development] nachod0g:
Great thanks a lot dude. I can't wait to test. :D
[Desire Android Development] Myshkinbob:
Ah that's the same problem as earlier in the thread with CM6 on the nexus, there's some kind of mismatch between the compiled module and the platform driver/firmware for the wifi chipset...

<4>[ 194.772277] dhdsdio_readshared: sdpcm_shared version 2 in dhd is different than sdpcm_shared version 1 in dongle

That's assuming dongle is the platform/firmware side of the driver (as opposed to the kernel module we're compiling). I think i admitted back in the posts about CM6 for the nexus, i'm a little out of my depth at this point. I haven't really looked into the non-kernel elements of the wifi driver.

As for fixing it, well the bcm4329.ko that comes with your CM6 rom works fine, one guess is we're not using the same CM6 kernel source as the module that comes with the phone. You can probably verify this by trying to build the module without applying the pmfast patch (just tar zxvf or git clone the kernel source again for a clean copy). Make the module and see if that works, since if it's the same source as the CM6 on the phone, you're making an identical copy of the bcm4329.ko that comes with the rom.

From there we can figure out if the problem is with the source, or if somehow the missing PM_MAX (which i believe is defined as 1, and PM_FAST is defined as 2) is causing the mismatch (ie. i get to check exactly when the patched functions get called). :)
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
OK, so basically compile without patching first to see if it's even the correct source? Why didn't I think of that? ;) :D

Compiling now :p

And thank you!
[Desire Android Development] lubo777:
I'm using more than a week allready another SIP client: csipsimple and have to say that it's a very good SIP client!!! :)

It have 2 big advantages over SIPDroid:

1. VAD (voice acctivity detection), here in Bulgaria mobile Internet (3G) COSTS A LOT :(

using VAD you are saving about 1/3 of each call traffic.

For example with SIPDroid and speex codec I have about 0.49 mbit for 1 min call ~ 1 mbit per 2 min

with csipsimple using speex and VAD I have 0.37 mbit per 1 min call ~ 1.11 mbit per 3 min :D

2. you can use more than one VoIP Provider very easy - before each call csipsimple is asking you wich one to use for the call: VoIP 1, VoIP 2 or GSM ... :)

If you decide to try csipsimple , do NOT use the Market version (it's a bit old), but the latest development, download it directly.

I'm using SipSimple_0.00-12-36.apk
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
Thanks for the tip. I'm quite satisfied with Sipdroid though - my provider doesn't do any voice detection, and I have a data flat ;)

:)
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
Okay, looks like it's not the patch. Compiling a module from fresh, unpatched source results in exactly the same problem...

Now what do we do? :(

Do I just need to pester Kali- for the proper source? Or is it possible that we're just missing something?
[Desire Android Development] Myshkinbob:
It'll be either the wrong/incomplete source, or possibly it's the build environment (ie. a different cross compile toolchain, or missing build flags). Aside from a couple of really simple kernel patches for cifs and wifi, i'm still a massive newbie at android development. So i guess first port of call is to check the typical toolchain and build flags for CM6, it's probably posted somewhere, maybe on a wiki. I'm also going to poke around in the source a little more and check any conditions that decide the value of sdpcm_shared_version.
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
Is it possible that we need to be doing something similar to this?
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
git clone git://github.com/teamdesire/cm-kernel.git
cd cm-kernel
git checkout android-msm-2.6.34-bravo
make cyanogen_bravo_defconfig
make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-eabi- cyanogen_bravo_defconfig
make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-eabi- modules

This variant (as recommended by Kali) also compiles fine, but has the same result as using a .config from the phone... no working WiFi :(

When I mentioned that that didn't work, he sent me the following file:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1694782/build_cm_kernel.tar.gz

Which is basically a script file (build.sh) for building the modules along with some other stuff that the script probably requires. Doesn't work though... Kali says that's probably the result of my environment being set up wrong. Don't know what I could change to set it up properly though... :(

Maybe you could give the script a try? Just needs some editing (source location, toolchain bin patch) beforehand.
[Desire Android Development] Myshkinbob:
That was cool of Kali to help out. :)

The script isn't doing anything different other than a strip unneeded, so far as i can tell. It does mention the bcm4329.ko module specifically, but only because it appears to install to a long path within the modules folder and needs moving before the build is packaged.

The sdpcm_shared version check is debug code however (i've just been reading through dhd_sdio.c to see where it's called), and that build script does strip modules of unneeded symbols such as debug ones (i assume). So it could be worth trying...

arm-none-eabi-strip --strip-unneeded /path/to/bcm4329.ko

If you try it on the unpatched module first and then see if it works on the phone, let me know. :)
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
Right then, Kali's instructions helped me compile a CM6 module... Here's a basic how-to:

1. Set up environment:

sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner"

sudo apt-get update

sudo aptitude install git-core gnupg flex bison gperf libsdl-dev libesd0-dev libwxgtk2.6-dev

sudo aptitude install build-essential zip curl libncurses5-dev zlib1g-dev sun-java6-jdk pngcrush

2. Get the Android repo for the toolchain:

cd ~

mkdir bin

curl http://android.git.kernel.org/repo >~/bin/repo

chmod a+x ~/bin/repo

export PATH=$PATH:~/bin

cd ~

mkdir androidrepo && cd androidrepo

repo init -u git://github.com/CyanogenMod/android.git -b froyo

repo sync

export PATH=$PATH:~/<Android source dir>/prebuilt/linux-x86/toolchain/arm-eabi-4.4.0/bin

export ARCH=arm

export CROSS_COMPILE=arm-eabi-

3. Get the Cyanogenmod source (branches - nightly: android-msm-2.6.35-bravo, cm6.0: android-msm-2.6.34-bravo):

cd ~

mkdir cmsource

cd cmsource

git clone git://github.com/teamdesire/cm-kernel.git

cd cm-kernel

git checkout branch

4. Apply patch:

a) Copy the .diff file to /drivers/net/wireless/ in the cm6bravo source folder

b) Apply the patch with: patch -p0 < bcm4329_pmfast.diff

5. Compile the config and the module:

make cyanogen_bravo_defconfig

make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-eabi- modules

Worked fine over here :)

It seems that the important part is bascially to use the arm-eabi-4.4.0 toolchain.

Here's the driver for the latest nightly: http://www.multiupload.com/Q5KMBZQ5OD
[Desire Android Development] Myshkinbob:
Oh it was the cross compiler toolchain? Cheers for posting back, I can put up a fixed module for cm6 for the nexus too. :)
[Desire Android Development] needto:
thanks! I went to go download.. though Im hitting this wall at rapid share:

can you upload it to http://drop.io maybe?

maybe Ill have a crack at compiling if I dont hear from you.. It will be realllly nice to have csipsimple running with the screen off
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
Hi Needto,

If you click on my link and look a little more closely, you'll see that it's not only uploaded to Rapidshare, but also Multiupload, Hotfile and a few others. There should be one that you can access ;)
[Desire Android Development] needto:
rad! thanks! everything is working seemlessly now woooo.. I finally have a awesome phone!
[Desire Android Development] KBanause:
AdamG updated OpenDesire to kernel version 2.6.35.6

Can you build a module for this version? Thanks in advance

Exact name:

See here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8349877&postcount=6682
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
If Adam's updated the kernel source (ask him... filesize hasn't changed in weeks) and you provide a config file I'll whip one up for you.
[Desire Android Development] KBanause:
which config file exactly do you need? The one Adam used to build the kernel? Or another one?
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
Use

cat /proc/config.gz > /sdcard/config.gz

Then upload the config.gz file... :)
[Desire Android Development] KBanause:
I will provide the config file as soon as I'm able to update to the new version.
[Desire Android Development] Myshkinbob:
Thanks for taking care of the new OpenDesire version, looks like i'll only have to update for HTC-based kernel versions (which i use myself). :)
[Desire Android Development] KBanause:
AdamG just released 4.0.32 where he's "downgraded" the kernel back to 2.6.35.4.
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
*points at CM6*

:p
[Desire Android Development] KBanause:
And what benefits will I have in changing to CM?
[Desire Android Development] bemymonkey:
No strange experimental kernels that are reverted after 2 or 3 releases anyway :p

And a dev to complain to who can change more in the ROM without having to wait for a bunch of devs further upstream to make the changes...

Other than that it's pretty much the same as OD.
[EVO 4G General] jerdog:
I was about a mile from a tower, and ran this test. Zipcode 66215

Closer to the tower I was under 8mb.... In other places in town I have gotten consistent 6mb+

Of course at my house (about 2mi from the tower that gave me 9mb) I get nothing..... :) but it's not too far away
[EVO 4G General] jkinnison90:
Damn, wish had 4G here. To bad that won't be until like 2025 considering there isn't 3G at my house.
[EVO 4G General] BlackedOut08R1:
i can normally pull a constant 7mbs in kc! and have seen up to 9!!
[EVO 4G General] brianm66:
I've seen spikes during speed tests of up to 10.5 in KC, but it settled back around 9.5. Zip code 66210 I normally have been seeing 5-7 megabits down and 1 up.
[EVO 4G General] SleepyS40:
I cannot get it at my flippin house, but I can 4 blocks down the street. 66202 zip
[EVO 4G General] oubravs2b:
I can't get 4G inside anywhere in KC. Anyone else? Outside no issues at all though.
[EVO 4G General] jerdog:
Have you tried the 4g connection fixes on here? They worked great for me.

KC users on here - pm me and maybe we can collaborate on checking 4g and such
[EVO 4G General] BlackedOut08R1:
id be down for meeting up and testing..especially if we all have different roms!
[EVO 4G General] Westfire:
I would be willing to test. I consistently only get from 2-3 Mbs downtown and north of the river.
[EVO 4G General] oubravs2b:
Tried some with no improvement. Which are you talking about specifically? Would you mind posting the links for me? Willing to try anything about now!

Already used Whitslack's method, etc. Running latest wimax and radio.
[EVO 4G General] jerdog:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=733773

These worked REALLY well.
[EVO 4G General] BlackedOut08R1:
i can pull 6mbs up north of the river sometimes even 8-9
[EVO 4G General] raymondjackso25:
Yeah I was over in Independence (KC Area) one day sitting in a parking lot and I was getting 6's and 7's down. But I my house I barely get a regular Sprint signal.
[EVO 4G General] oubravs2b:
Damn - no luck. Guess I'll just have to wait until the signal is stronger down this far south.

Thanks for the help guys!
[EVO 4G General] oubravs2b:
Actually, i went about 1/2 mile north this afternoon and got 4g indoors for the first time ever! And full bars to boot! Thanks for the help guys!
[EVO 4G General] slag02:
got this standing in a drive way in Olathe

At my work in O.P. - Indoors - just recently we are getting 8-9 - I even hit 10 once...

when i first got the EVO we were only getting 3-4 indoors or anywhere for that matter

-

FTR I can only get 4g Indoors in my house on the top floor next to a window..

let me know if there is a KC EVO meet up
[EVO 4G General] Geniusdog254:
Not in KC, but still in Missouri here. In STL I've hit 9.5Mbps max down, with an average around 7.5Mbps.

Too bad I have to drive north 60 miles to pick it up :(

Oh well, I'll have it eventually, I'm in a (relatively) good sized market to Sprint, and I'm in a bubble of 3G thats ~30 miles wide that theres nothing on either side of but north to STL. I'll get it before some people but not early.
[EVO 4G General] mgraham361:
Yes I get 4g inside in several places. Most notably AT&T's data center where I use it all the time.
[EVO 4G General] slag02:
DRU is that you?
[EVO 4G General] mgraham361:
Nope, guess there is more than one of us enjoying the Sprint 4g inside AT&T.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] newyorkmafia:
hi

does someone have the original HTC windows mobile 6.1 pro without any modification??
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Vytelo:
English version: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=439408
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Gousgounis:
Flashing an official HTC ROM is sugested before a custom one.

Thank you
[Desire General] soylukral:
Hey guys,

Anyone knows where I can download the stock froyo rom for the htc desire? I want to reinstall it. Thanks...
[Desire General] Kickasskev:
Find them here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=695667

EDIT

Sorry Try Here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=725966
[Desire Themes and Apps] Jiia:
This is my Desire port of modified WorldClock.apk included in New Minimalistic theme by Konikub for HTC EVO 4G.

It should work on rooted 2.2 Sense ROM's. Tested to be working on LeeDroid 1.8b.

You can install it by flashing it in recovery or pushing the apk file inside the zip to your /system/app folder with adb.

Alternative download
[Desire Themes and Apps] GANJDROID:
Which clock does this replace? I'd like a zip please :)

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Themes and Apps] Jiia:
It's the Analog Clock widget, and the widget only. It doesn't change the clock application anyhow. If you have two Analog Clock widgets this will replace the brown one, not the grey one with green arrows. I'll make a zip for you tomorrow. :)
[Desire Themes and Apps] GANJDROID:
Oh, so the stock, ugly Android one? That's fantastic! And thank you very much :)

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Themes and Apps] Jiia:
Yup, and I felt energetic and made the zip already, it's in the first post :)
[Desire Themes and Apps] GANJDROID:
Haha, that ,as quick :D Thank you!

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Themes and Apps] Beppemi:
Really nice clock. Im soo lucky coz i have LeeDroid rom too. :D

I will install it.

Thanks soo much.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] runner77:
I just updated both my Google Voice Search and Google Search via the market. Both are working great except that now when I push the magnifying glass button (bottom right) Google Search no longer comes up.

Anyone know how I can reassign that button?

Thanks.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] osmankaraca:
Hi,

to record during the call, i hit the menu-start record

I found the recording under device\mydocuments\notes

BUT

only my voice.

am i doing smt wrong during incoming call.

Menu-start record-stop record.

thanks
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] bobsbbq:
No I have the same problem. It has been said it is due to a Wavedev.dll that is not compatible. I have tried several but it has not fixed my problem yet.

What ROM are you using?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] osmankaraca:
thanks for reply

Rom Energy cookie Aug 10 (6.5)

It was smt very easy with my omnia 2.

But strange situation for hd2 :(
[HD2 General] amylauren91:
Hello :)

Im new to xda developers today. And ive just purchased my HD2 today.

Sorry for the new thread.

Here are some of my questions:

- Is there any information i should know that could help me with my device?

- Can i set my LED notification to go off when i recieve an SMS, Email etc?, is there a tweak or anything? and if so how do i get it and install it?

- Can i get pop up delivery reports?

And last but not least

- is there a task killer download i can get? so my battery doesnt drain.

Sorry to be a pain :) with the noobish questions.

Any Help will be great.

Thanks Guys
[HD2 General] Rurph:
for the starter, check this very useful thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=583638
[HD2 General] amylauren91:
Thankyou for the link, ill check it out.

Can it answer my questions?
[HD2 General] cd78:
Good luck with your HD2 - there is loads to do and customize! :)
[HD2 General] namwollem:
The second post will help with general info about your new HD2!

LED notifications don't seem to operate in the same way as all the other HTC devices for some reason! I only ever get a blinking green LED when I have a missed SMS, but nothing else. I have been unable to find anything the reproduces this... but a search will take you to a thread detailing a mod which will make the lights around the buttons blink on missed call/SMS/mail etc..

Delivery reports can be switched on - try using something like BSB Tweaks to toggle reports

Another search should let you find something called QuickMenu - which serves a number of purposes, amongst which is a simple task manager, which allows you to "kill" unwanted tasks from running - it also gives you a "classic" style Start button!

Hope these help!

Remember, MOST things can be found on here, so don't be afraid to search - you can almost guarantee you won't be the first person to ask!!!

Enjoy your new phone!!

LOL! By the time I had posted, someone else had beat me to it!! Plenty of ppl wanna help!! :-)
[HD2 General] amylauren91:
cd78 - This is going to sound like a really stupid question. But what is a cab?

As to the Delivery Reports im pretty sure as im with 02 i dont get them, just wondered if there was anything i could download. Thankyou for you answers though :)

namwollem - Another really stupid question but what is BSB tweaks and where can i find it?

ill do a search for that quick menu and have a look into. Thanks for the help though :)

I feel right out in the deep end as if just upgraded from a blackberry and wow the HD2 is technical. Ive got a lot of learning to do lol.
[HD2 General] cd78:
A .cab is basically a "cabinet" for the software/file - you download it, or drag and drop it onto your sd card (through your pc) then click it in file explorer (on the phone) and it will extract and you can select where to install the program.

Look in the themes and apps section of this forum for lots of useful things and use the search bar ;)
[HD2 General] namwollem:
Hmmm, good point about Delivery reports on O2 - I had heard that the network doesn't offer them, but I could be wrong on that count. If I'm not, that does pose a problem because if the network doesn't send anything, there is no way of the phone knowing the result of a sent text. :-(

A .CAB file is an installation file. (Short for CABinet - an old Windows term) You would transfer the CAB to your phone and run it from there to install the relevant software contained within the CAB onto your phone.

BSB Tweaks is a program which has LOADS of tweaks and mods which can be easily selected by a simple ON/OFF interface - and makes making these small mods MUCH easier than trawling through the registry for new users!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=589305&highlight=BSBTweaks is a link to where you can find it!
[HD2 General] amylauren91:
Cd78 - Thanks for the help, ill do a search in the themes and apps and see what i can come up with. With the .Cab files if i download one and put it onto my device via the windows mobile device center then do the extraction on the phone. Will that work?

namwollem - I know thats the problem im hoping if i can get the BSB tweaks the SMS sent notification will work.

As with the BSB Tweak Thread, i cant seem to find a link to download the programme. Where can i find this? And for the installation on my HD2 is it practically the same as download a .cab file? Sorry for all the questions :/ but one last one do i need to download anything to be able to install the BSB tweaks? Its just i saw on the important note at the top of the thread that .NetCF 3.5 is required. Is this true?

Apologies for all the questions, im really not too sure how to do most of these tech things on my HD2 and i dont want to do it wrong and have an expensive brick lol

Thanks for all your help though guys you'v ebeen great :)
[HD2 General] nrfitchett4:
bsb tweaks can be very helpful, but do not turn on the screen sensitivity or tap time tweaks or your phone screen will be inoperable while in call....
[HD2 General] amylauren91:
nrfitchett4 - Thanks for the advice. And the attachment of BSB Tweaks. :)

So to install on my phone i would need to download the attachment and transfer the .cab file to my phone via the Windows mobile device centre and then find the .cab file through the file explorer and extract it, then follow installation. Is that right? or is there an easier way?

Sorry for the really basic questions.
[HD2 General] namwollem:
If you have a PC/laptop with Bluetooth, that is probably the easiest way - its the way I move files to and fro. Or if you have a card reader on your PC/laptop, you can copy all the CABs and other files you want onto your memory card, and then transfer the card into your phone, and off you go!

As for whether BSB will enable delivery reports, thats a "No" I'm afraid, it will only react to what you network send out. I do recall reading that if you prefix your text message on O2, you could get a delivery report, how true that is I don't know, but I am sure I have read it in a couple of places. I'll have a look into it for you, and come back to you!