[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] mcnutty:
Just as an FYI, the NAND tree (linux-msm-rhod-nand) is different than the Haret (linux-msm) tree. Unfortunately, we can't just take a haret build and compile an NBH from it and expect it to work properly. There are some fundamental changes that have been made to work on NAND.

I'm taking a look into what may have started causing issues for you around that the time frame. It may have been a patch we did on NAND first, and then it was committed to haret (or vice versa). These are fairly old builds, but if you are willing to see if any of them work for you, it would help us figure out what changed that stopped them from working.

2010.10.20

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11790134/20101020-2.6.27.46-01199-g2d08797-dirty.zip

2010.10.29

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11790134/20101029-2.6.27.46-01205-gf696d55.zip

2010.11.09

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11790134/20101109-2.6.27.46-01219-g57f1c8d-dirty.zip

Also, is your rhod100 a specific version (like de, gr, etc.)? As arrrghhh already pointed out, we don't have many rhod100 users (on haret either). There are some absolutely massive changes coming to both NAND and Haret, and the devs are completely focused at this point. I'm hoping once all of the commits are through and ironed out, we can start taking a look at the rhod100's and why this isn't working for them.

Yes, the backlight not turning off is a known issue, and using the absolute latest kernel, it works on a random mix-mash of rhod400's and rhod500's. Unfortunately, my phone falls in the half that it doesn't work on, but luckily ACL is a genius and thinks he has some other ideas (not to mention cleaning up the microp code with wistilt).

As for GPS, I haven't had very good luck with this either. There were actually a couple of old kernels I remember it somewhat working on , but it hasn't lately. I'm thinking this might actually be a regression issue, and I'm sure it will get revisited. My "work on" log is starting to get quite large. Almost need a bug tracker to keep it all straight.

Did you use the Full Package as a starting point? I would recommend starting with that, then flash newer kernels and see if they work for you. Again, we are kind of stuck at a waiting point before we can get some of these issues ironed out. It will probably be a few days while Haret gets to have most of the fun initially before ACL pushes it all to NAND.

That is really odd since the kernel from 11/29 does not have backlight control or panel power on/off code in it. Did you flash a newer kernel after flashing the one from the full package? It sounds like you may be successfully booting with the SIM card out, but the panel isn't initializing.

I apologize that most of the development has been only tested on CDMA phones so far. We have a pretty tight group of testers over at PPCG that have been working on this for the past few months, but we only had a couple of occasional GSM testers. Hopefully we can iron some more of this out as time goes on.

Always glad to have more testers. There are a few things that I'd love to have people check on (panel type and machine variant variable). I'll have some more details when it isn't 2 AM in the morning :P