Thanks for the quick reply. ZTE: I deleted the engineering apps. I've figured out that you can unfold the notification area by wiggling your finger back and forth at the top (for build 1.2 the notifications don't just pull down).
Peak: Looks like charging does the trick. On the Peak, a red light goes on when you're plugged in an charging. I'm now at 41% but it's taking a long time. Maybe a slow charger? Both: I'm figuring out that the screen real estate is different for each phone and I'll be writing a post on how to write responsive phone apps. ZTE 320x460 Peak 360x640 window.innerWidth is your friend! Anyone: is there a foolproof way to tell whether Fastboot is enabled on a phone? http://firefoxosgaming.blogspot.com/ On Fri, Feb 14, 2014 at 12:05 PM, Dave Hylands <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Bob, > > ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Bob Thulfram" <[email protected]> >> To: [email protected] >> Sent: Friday, February 14, 2014 11:47:47 AM >> Subject: [b2g] Odd Test Apps in my newly-flashed 1.2 ZTE Open and ailing Peak >> >> When I flashed my ZTE Open to 1.2 (as documented at >> http://firefoxosgaming.blogspot.com/2014/02/zte-open-triumphant-game-programming.html), >> there were a bunch of test apps that seem to have installed >> themselves. Here's the list of things I don't remember from my 1.0 ZTE >> Open: >> >> PackStubTest >> HostStubTest >> Membuster >> Share Receiver >> Template >> Test Agent >> Test receiver#1 >> Test receiver#2 >> Test receiver (inline) >> Mochitest >> Twitter share >> Device Storage >> Geoloc >> Membuster >> IME Tests >> Test Container >> Test OTASP >> Test Wap Push >> >> I have two questions: >> >> 1. What are these? Are they documented anywhere? > > These look like the test apps that we normally build as part of an > engineering build. > When we create user builds we don't include these. > >> 2. Can I delete them? My application storage is 56.9MB used out of 150MB. > > Absolutely. > >> Any clues? Thanks! >> >> PS: In some strange turn of events, the day after I get my ZTE Open, >> my Geeksphone Peak doesn't seem to want to boot up at all. If I take >> the battery out (a few times), and put the charger in, it boots up but >> then dies again. Is this a sign that the battery is dead? > > You may need to put it on the charger for a few hours and then try to boot it > up again. IIRC the phone shuts down if the battery is too low, and my Keon > doesn't give ny indication that its charging (no LEDs) but it is in fact > charging. > > Dave Hylands _______________________________________________ dev-b2g mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-b2g
