I tried the beta2 release... I found it better than the previous one, but
needs still a lot of work to do. Lots of crashes of the apps... and the same
problems you mentioned:
- low call volume
- unreliable wifiscan (but i managed to do it 3 times succesfully, the real
bug is that you can't type wit
On Fri, 23 Jan 2009 00:21:26 -0500, Charles Pax
wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 9:06 AM, Russell Hay wrote:
>
>> Just installed the latest android image, and it's looking nice,
>> responsiveness is where 2008.8 used to be, and my main gripes from a 1hr
>> play are;
>>
>> - very low call volume,
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 06:21, Charles Pax wrote:
> If the rumors [1] of the G2 are true, we won't have to worry about ugly
> workarounds; a touch screen only interface will be in the upstream
>
Yes, there is touchscreen only support in development.
The coming android "cupcake" branch does includ
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 9:06 AM, Russell Hay wrote:
> Just installed the latest android image, and it's looking nice,
> responsiveness is where 2008.8 used to be, and my main gripes from a 1hr
> play are;
>
> - very low call volume, despite setting it to full
> - to accept calls, you have to use
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 10:27 AM, Timo Juhani Lindfors
wrote:
> Davide Scaini writes:
>> which boot loader? (is there a version of uboot already patched for kernels
>> of more than 1.8mb?)
>
> U-boot has been able to load large kernels from ext2 for a long time
> afaik.
Some of the kernels float
Davide Scaini writes:
> which boot loader? (is there a version of uboot already patched for kernels
> of more than 1.8mb?)
U-boot has been able to load large kernels from ext2 for a long time
afaik.
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nice!
thank you very much i'll give a try immediately!
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On 1/22/09, Russell Hay wrote:
> Hey, sorry I'm being remiss :-)
>
> I used the images here http://freerunner.android.koolu.com/release-files
>
>
> - that page also shows how you need to partition your SD card. The kernel
> image is 1.9Mb
Hey, sorry I'm being remiss :-)
I used the images here http://freerunner.android.koolu.com/release-files
- that page also shows how you need to partition your SD card. The kernel
image is 1.9Mb therefore works with my 'normal' uboot. I flashed it rather
than play around with the SD card option.
just few question:
which image?
which kernel?
which boot loader? (is there a version of uboot already patched for kernels
of more than 1.8mb?)
flash or sd?
thanks!
[i'm interested in testing android but i'm afraid of distroing my actual
uboot configuration that works nicely booting my debian ;-) ]
aux button seems to reject incoming calls - and also to 'go back' when
browsing the menus.
As you say I expect someone will get around to making it more usable - it's
still released as 'Beta 2' right now.
2009/1/22 arne anka
> > - to accept calls, you have to use use the key sequence as follow
> - to accept calls, you have to use use the key sequence as follows: power
> button- choose keyboard-hit the phone icon
>
> Just an inital impression - and I appreciate it's a port so these are
> workarounds for a lack of a keyboard!
what's the aux button used for?
since koolu (or whoever) ported
Just installed the latest android image, and it's looking nice,
responsiveness is where 2008.8 used to be, and my main gripes from a 1hr
play are;
- very low call volume, despite setting it to full
- to accept calls, you have to use use the key sequence as follows: power
button- choose keyboard-hi
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