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[Fascinate Android Development] kamileon:
Does this have the bluetooth stack needed to use the wiimote, or is that fix floating around somewhere else or just not available yet.
[Fascinate Android Development] fourflip:
Ok. Running a jt DJ05 kernal this rom and a theme by retrokid. Im getting FCs of phone app when I try to access contacts. Any ideas what is wrong. Im pretty sure its not something about having a DI01 installed
[Fascinate Android Development] ddarvish:
excuse my ignorance as i am trying to help out my gf with her fascinate... i personally have an OG droid so i have experience with rooting, flashing, etc but you know each phone is different.

If i flash the new radio, kernel and ROM but she doesnt like it and wants to go back to her old rom, would a nandroid restore of her old rom work fine or would it no longer work because i touched the radio.
[Fascinate Android Development] randomwit:
you can downgrade the radio with the full DI01 odin package

got my fascinate today and already upgraded to DJ05, downgraded back to DI01 and now upgraded back to DJ05 again

this is nice
[Fascinate Android Development] GoogleAndroid:
Glad to see it's finally "officially" released. I've been on DJ05 for a while now but it is great, especially the GPS and reception issue fixes. If you still have any GPS issues, use GPS Status to clear and download new A-GPS data. It wouldn't work in the car tonight, but as soon as I did that, it instantly locked.
[Fascinate Android Development] Powell730:
I couldn't ask for a better GPS after this update, especially since it was taking a minimum of 10 minutes to get a lock before.. I had myself convinced that even when I get the DJ05 update that my GPS was going to be trash. I was happy to find out that I was totally wrong.
[Fascinate Android Development] MacroMania:
When u say

"Do not flash anything made for DI01 with Dj05. You are asking for stupid things to happen"

Is this the same what I'm about to do

already upgraded to DJ05 ROM applied kernel, radio and system.

Unfortunately data dial up modem is broken now. PC driver previously installable now don't recognize it. So it is alright to install the stock fascinate modem from "rom galaxysense" link
[Fascinate Android Development] voghan:
Great work. Thanks!
[Fascinate Android Development] imnuts:
If you use a DJ05 rom with the DI01 modem (or the other way around) you loose the ability to send/receive text messages, and you may have other issues as well.
[Fascinate Android Development] fwdixon:
Can't install the radio patch via Odin. Downloaded from both mirrors and get an error "invalid image type"
[Fascinate Android Development] Arixsin:
Are you keeping it in the .TAR format, or are you extracting it? You should keep it in the TAR compressed format.
[Fascinate Android Development] fwdixon:
keep it in the tar format. the only thing in the file is a .bin. is Odin looking for a manifest or checksum that is missing?
[Fascinate Android Development] GoBruins:
you put the SF in download mode (yellow screen), and flashing with PDA?
[Fascinate Android Development] fwdixon:
yes. (not my first run with Odin).

BTW, Checking "one package" and loading it as a "one package" file instead of a pda file gets rid of the invalid error message, but I still get "check image file" when I hit start.
[Fascinate Android Development] fwdixon:
Ok, got it figured out. You cannot use Odin v4 with the file, must use Odin v3.
[Fascinate Android Development] massappeal16:
silly question im sure... do both of the radio files need to be flashed?

Edit: figured it out
[Fascinate Android Development] massappeal16:
I just did this update and now my google maps is saying that im in a town thats almost 50 miles from where I really am... any ideas on how to fix that?
[Fascinate Android Development] scriz:
I'd say wipe and reflash. My GPS is spot on within a minute outside, and within 5 inside.
[Fascinate Android Development] imnuts:
Google Maps only shows you where it thinks your phone is, so your phone thinks it's 50 miles from where you are. I'm guessing if you used another GPS app it would show you in the same place.
[Fascinate Android Development] massappeal16:
You mean install from the sd card all over again?
[Fascinate Android Development] jbrdr985:
I have voodoo on my phone, but disabled. I'm guessing it needs to be COMPLETELY removed before I attempt this?
[Fascinate Android Development] massappeal16:
Just reflashed and Google Maps still shows me 50 miles away, and my bluetooth doesnt work... wont even turn on
[Fascinate Android Development] jbrdr985:
Is this "deodexed" or whatever that means? I want to get the gingerbread theme after installing this, but says your system needs to be "deodexed"? I don't even know what that means.
[Fascinate Android Development] fwdixon:
Ugh, finally got the modem update to download via odin, but it didn't update anything! Baseband still showing DI01. Everything else (kernel and rom) worked great.

Ideas?
[Fascinate Android Development] rmtobler:
I flashed to the dj05 kernal and after that my phone is recognized as "e:\cd-drive (verizon mobile)"

I can still access the sd card on the phone. Also the phone is recognized via oden and I did a full restore with adrynalyne's dj01 file after playing around with it for a minute (re-installing drivers, unplugging, rebooting,etc) but the same problem is happening?

I also get the message "run tool launcher boostrap" when the device is first connected.
[Fascinate Android Development] massappeal16:
seems like there are lots of issues going on with this...
[Fascinate Android Development] cseeley:
First I flashed the modem... Flashed fine, but then the phone would not boot. So flashed dj01 package. Go to root it, but to start over, but get a cd-drive (verizon mobile) connection instead of the debug connection.

I can load the down loader, and flash whatever from odin, but that's it...

Any Ideas?

Thanks,

Chris
[Fascinate Android Development] rmtobler:
Well I finally got the computer to recognize the sdcard, but I had to flash the d101 odin files a bunch of times and start over. But after awhile on DJ05 the same problem happens again. I tried to check to make sure it was connecting after each step I took, but it seemed it seemed to have stop working overnight and now is just not recognized at all or as my cd-rom (drivers show 'samsung cd-rom usb device', though the sdcard is still working.
[Fascinate Android Development] fwdixon:
I'm getting a few DC issues since installing dj05.

On boot, something called "my uploads" fc's

Also, when I try to view any SMS/mms messages, mms.apk fc's.

Thoughts?
[Fascinate Android Development] cseeley:
So I flashed the DJ01 package, followed by the just the individual "return to stock" files with ODIN, and it then I can connect it to the pc with the debug drivers.

I install DJ05, play around, experiment, need to flash back, cause I screwed up my keyboard. So I Flash back to the DJ01 package.

This time, I can't seem to get around this.

The phone is recognized as a cdrom, and I can not find a repeatable way to fix it.

Alternatively, is their a way to use Odin to install one of my rom manager backups? Or a way to root it, without it being connected to the PC?

Thanks

Chris
[Fascinate Android Development] rmtobler:
I got mine to work again. Although I'm not exactly sure why it worked. But I un-installed and re-installed the samsung usb drivers and then later when I restarted my phone with the usb plugged in (and usb debug on) the computer started loading up the drivers correctly while the phone booted and it has worked since then.
[Fascinate Android Development] fwdixon:
Update: it only fcs when the message contains pictures or video. Straight SMS works fine.
[Fascinate Android Development] ChrisDDD:
Can anyone confirm whether or not the backlight for the dedicated captive buttons can be set back to a few second time-out in DJ05, or are they permanently tied to the screen settings?

I actually prefer them not be on all the time, so for now I'm holding off on DJ05.
[Fascinate Android Development] SteveC485:
Maybe a dumb question, but can we just use Odin to flash the DJ05 modem.tar, then use ROM Manager to do the ROM and Kernel? That would save two downloads. But I can see where we need a system ROM in place to modify to Blackhole etc.
[Fascinate Android Development] fwdixon:
That's the way I went, but I'm using the stupid fast kernel and JT's Superclean ROM v.9
[Fascinate Android Development] fwdixon:
I have the Button BL set to 15 second and the screen timeout set to 2 minutes and run DJ05
[Fascinate Android Development] ChrisDDD:
Cool, thanks, just wanted to confirm it was possible before I took the one-way trip to DJ05
[Fascinate Android Development] Throttle64:
My Google maps no longer works after wiping data & cache before flashing. Any ideas as to why? I can get the directions but when I hit navigation it keeps saying getting driving directions..
[Fascinate Android Development] jowabi:
Do you have GPS lock?
[Fascinate Android Development] fwdixon:
can't say I had that problem. Although I did have to uninstall google maps after the update (would FC) and installed it from the market instead.
[Fascinate Android Development] :
This worked for me too.

Basically you have to restarted the phone with the usb plugged in.

After than that the problems was gone.

Thanks rmtobler!
[Fascinate Android Development] Throttle64:
yeah the GPS was locked but I flashed JT's clean rom and that seemed to fix it. Also since I flashed this everyone I send a regular text so get a blank text... weird
[Fascinate Android Development] jowabi:
What version of JT's ROM did you flash? If it was dj05, did you also flash the dj05 modem and kernel?
[Fascinate Android Development] swicktacular:
Just loaded this and I am loving it!!! Phone seems a bit snappier and overall. Thanks
[Fascinate Android Development] cseeley:
I am not totaly sure that the connection issue is related to DJ05, or full DIO1 package. After running into the problems with the debug connection, I was not able to root because of the connection issue.

Luckily, I saved off a rom manager backup od my DJ05 after rooting it the first go around, as it seems as though something of DJ05 stays around, and breaks all my DI01 roms.

What I ended up doing, to get back up and running is as follows;

I formatted the SD card just in case that had a problem. Put my rom manager backups back on their, and then I flashed back the DI01 package to get me back to the factory radio. Then I flashed clockwork, I then copied update.zip from the clockwork thread to the root of the sd card, and booted into recovery. Next I restored my DJ05 backup that already had root, and then back into recovery and flashed the DJ05 radio, and Kernel.

I am now back up and running. Not sure on the debug connection, I will have to some things.

Thanks,

Chris
[Fascinate Android Development] jstranges4:
If anyone knows of a fix for my bluetooth not working properly anymore it would be greatly appreciated. I have no idea why it wont connect. I have tried almost everything. Im running nitsuji red theme on super clean rom 0.9 and 11/29 test non voodoo kernel. Ive tried wiping and reinstalling EVERYTHING including trying a few diff kernels. Im stuck...
[Fascinate Android Development] SteveC485:
Well, I finally did this. It is an improvement in that the GPS is now functional. It will lock on indoors in about 15 seconds and the location is spot on. This has been a big gripe of mine and this alone made this whole thing worth it. Next my signal at home, I live in a rural area, went from -96 db to -82 db so the signal strength has improved. There seems to be some improvement in 3g speeds, whether from this or improvements inherent to the ROM, or some of both I don't know. Overall use and operational speeds of the DJ05 and DI01 seem about the same (the faster 3G is not yet set in my mind as a done deal yet), but these three things are a most worthy improvement.

My phone seems to prefer jT's kernels over geekniks. The touch response and general smoothness favor the jT, so I am using the 1216 test.

I had hoped for an increase in battery life, as mine has always sucked pretty bad, but there seems to be no difference. I can go to sleep with a full charge and wake up with 60-65% with the phone asleep and having done nothing with it. I loose about 10% or more an hour while using the web, doing e-mail etc. I am not a gamer. The phone uses power about as fast as the power supply can charge it. Usually the overnight power consumers are say 40% cell standby and 30% phone idle. Or sometimes 70% or so is display, even though the brightness is set low. This is for the overnight drain with the phone doing nothing. The battery use is far different from the original Droid I had.

Another thing, maybe I missed it but WTF is this idiot media scanner thing? It seems a lot worse now and is always popping up to waste my time waiting for it to go away so I can tap an app or whatever. Can this be done away with? The media scanner is alive more on my phone with DJ05 than it was with DI01. Could this be part of the battery drain somehow?

But anyway I really appreciate this.
[Fascinate Android Development] jisley10:
Question

I am trying to install the Dj05 Build and was wondering what the Backups were for under each file in the steps, and if those are to be installed as well?
[Fascinate Android Development] PJnc284:
You just need to download one from each step. There are duplicates to help spread out the load from people downloading the files.
[Fascinate Android Development] adambobbyburgers:
Thanks for this, with the help from #samsung-fascinate on irc, i got this up and running
[Fascinate Android Development] mikey6p:
IRC rocks :-)
[Fascinate Android Development] Anubis9000:
My bluetooth won't turn on now. Any one know what to do?
[Fascinate Android Development] jstranges4:
That's what i tried to ask but haven't got a response...
[Fascinate Android Development] Anubis9000:
I reflashed the kernal and it fixed my bluetooth.
[Fascinate Android Development] adambobbyburgers:
I have a question. Why wont the GPS signal go away in the status bar, even when it's turned off? And also, is it supposed to change the sms app interface?
[7 Mozart General] hidden_hunter:
Hi guys/gals,

I'm about to fly to the states (15 hour or so flight from Melbourne) will my mozart make it there with moderate usage or am I better to just cart along my ipod as well?
[7 Mozart General] msalmank:
no idea... but do report back... :)
[7 Mozart General] hidden_hunter:
Probably got about 12 hours out of it
[7 Mozart General] GenkaiMade:
That's pretty good!
[7 Mozart General] hidden_hunter:
I used a bit of light wifi in LA airport as well (had to stand in just the right spot to pickup wifi from the continental club) such a crappy airport
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] tiad8:
thank you very much. you awesome. thanks
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] mcnutty:
Thanks for the compile F22 :)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] DmK75:
Wifi can't enabled with this kernel on Topaz, says "Error" :(

It's only for Rhodium?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] flippy:
Hi, what do i use to unpack the .tar file. i tryed winrar but that does not keep de dir structure intackt. Im guessing that there is suposed to be a dir strukture, but i might be wrong. If not where should i put the files from the .tar file?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] xUmaRix:
it is normal.this current kernel don't have wlan.ko build into it.Missing wlan module to start wifi
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] F22:
Tar Files

There's no need to unpack anything. When you boot android, the init script will automatically untar the contents of modules-2.6.27.46-01232-gb7033df.tar.gz into /data/modules for you. Just leave it as is in your android boot directory (usually /sdcard/andboot).
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] F22:
wlan.ko

Hmm...as xUmaRix has noted, wlan.ko isn't part of a stock kernel build. It was apparently added in as an extra. I can look into adding it in too for the non-rhodium users. Check back later today.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] pdawg17:
Thanks so much for posting this! The last few kernels have not treated my Rhod400 so well...I hope this one does the trick!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] schlei:
Hi, just installed the new kernel, everything seems to work fine like before.

I can say the performance in 2d has increased.!!

thx to devs im looking forward..:D:D
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] F22:
Additional Modules Now Included for Topaz & Rhobuntu WiFi

I've repackaged the modules file to include an extra 6 drivers that were present in Glemsom's modules file but weren't built in the stock linux-msm kernel compile. They include:

ramzswap.ko

rfkill_backport.ko

wl1251.ko

wl1251_sdio.ko

wlan.ko

xvmalloc.ko

Wifi for topaz should now work. I believe wifi on rhobuntu should work as well. I've updated the link in the 1st post of this thread so that it points to the new modules file.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Raul^:
For me this new kernel is unstable - I have Rhod400 but using in europe (gsm) , phone freezes few minutes after boot, sometimes when I use Opera. Few times there was no service error after boot (waited few minutes - nothing changed).
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] manekineko:
Just installed the first posted kernel. Working good here on my Rhod400. Boosted my FPS2D to 29 fps. Got 18.7 fps on Neocore. Wifi works fine too.

11.26 driver, 11.29 gralloc, 12.02 build.prop, no overclock.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] F22:
Stability Issues

XDANDROID itself isn't entirely stable. On occasion, and especially after you've changed something significant like the kernel, the rootfs, or even just your startup.txt, android's system_server process may go berserk and cause a host of issues including lack of service, timeout messages, sluggishness, etc... A reboot should fix it. If it doesn't, and you're overclocking, lower your overclock by 1 notch (19.2 MHz) and see if that helps.

I had a similar issue too the first time I booted the new kernel, and only the first time. After that it was fine. I've also experienced the same issue while making other tweaks to my handset that had nothing to do with the kernel. So it's a known problem that while extremely annoying, is probably unrelated to the new kernel aside from the fact that system_server can get cranky at times right after you change something.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] jordanthompson:
Thanks very much! us newbies appreciate it :)

Everything seems to be working (including wifi). I actually moved the old zimage and modules file to a temp directory that android doesn't even see, so I know I am running the new software, but when I look at the build information, it says:

Android version: 2.2

Kernel version: 2.6.27.46-01323-gb7033df

Build number: full_msm-eng 2.2 MASTER.eng

mjg.20100813.141358 test-keys

I guess I was expecting version 2.3...

Also partially working is the USB connection: When I connect the phone to my computer, I am notified (this is a first!)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] pdawg17:
Working well so far on my Sprint TP2...although it wasn't in the release notes I was hoping for the "voice call speakerphone mic" fix but mic still does not work...I think I heard that was fixed but just not commited yet?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] jordanthompson:
there is a workaround - start a speakerphone conversation (i.e. voicemail) before launching haret
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] F22:
No Speakerphone Mic Fix

I know WisTilt2 has speakerphone mic fixed because I helped him test it. I have no idea when it will get committed however. Unfortunately we haven't seen him online since Thanksgiving. :(
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] pdawg17:
:eek:

Hopefully he'll be back at some point...I know about the workaround but sometimes I forget so it'd be nice to not have to think about it :D
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] jordanthompson:
Is this supposed to work now?

When I plug the phone into my windows 7 box, I now get an "H" drive. When I click on it, it asks me to insert a disk.

When I click the "Turn on USB storage" button in Android, nothing seems to happen (the spinner icon just goes around and around.)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] manekineko:
:D Fixing major drain is good too
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
Heck yes. Trying the new kernel now!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] manekineko:
I confirmed that I was in fact using the 1242 module file. No idea what went wrong. However, now that I'm on 1245 the wifi works perfectly.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] majkeljj:
ok, I tried to format card by HP tool but 1245 still not working, now I have only "wait for sd card" loop :(

1242 works ok.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Thelightning87:
Sofar 1245 working like a charm here. This is really getting together :)

Oh by the way.. did anyone say BT and Camera support would be awesome already? :)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] d0nate110:
I've tested 1242-Kernel

In 24 hours power drain was 39% (from 100% to 61%) it is about 1,625%/hour

Just sleep mode drain is 1,5%/hour !

Definitive better as old 1232-Kernel !

Now testing 1245 again 24 hours non stop !
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
Erm, what? BT is not even being looked at to my knowledge at the moment, and camera is being worked on... but it's not for RHOD's yet. Not sure what you mean by "would be awesome already", but I assume you just mean available...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] _ptr:
Texting

Merry christmas everyone :)

I've been testing kernel 1245 since yesterdays release.

First of all, great job! I'm experiencing the fastest and most responsive system yet - except for one thing.

Messaging and messages opens instantly, but writing texts is lagging and keyboard can't keep up with my, otherwise slow, typing.

This hasn't been an issue before, so I'm wondering if anybody else has experienced something similar?

If not, I will try a fresh data.img and report back..

Once again thanks for an amazing job, one of the best christmas presents I've recieved this year :)

Keep up the good work!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Viper Matrix Wireless:
Why is FRX03 so unresponsive for me vs FRX02? I have tried many things including fresh data.img & using & removing those 3D drivers posted. It boots up ok but once in Android it is slow responsive & crashing. Other kernels have better prior to 12/4 but its still not right ever since FRX03 was released.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] R^7Z:
Not sure this applies to all devices but I usually start over from scratch. My main focus is to get a good data.img so I make sure nothing else runs on the initial boot. I leave the subfolder AndroidApps empty (only on the initial boot). I also start it from a rather stock-like setting; no OC, no rel_path=andboot and all of my files are under the root of the microSD. I have been unsuccessful in getting Android to boot correctly with the latest kernel updates so I just use what I know worked for me before or use a backup I made when I knew it was working. So once I get a good data.img, this is when I backup the contents of my microSD and that way I know I had a good boot from then on. If you still don't notice a decent experience, I'd try a reboot or if you get a FC on the initial boot or even if it passes 10 minutes (default time to allow Android to boot), would be the only time I'd bother with deleting data.img and trying it again.

:cool:

n-Joie!