:
>> 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 m
>
> thanks!
> [i'm interested in testing android but i'm afraid of distroing my actual
> uboot configuration that works nicely booting my debian ;-) ]
> d
>
>
> On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 3:21 PM, Russell Hay wrote:
>
>> aux button seems to reject incoming calls -
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
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 ko
?
since koolu (or whoever) ported android anyway, shouldn't it be possible
to make aux akt as such when in dialer mode?
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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 key
Brian Code wrote:
> As well as the new site, there are two other places for Android
> related information. An Android on Freerunner mailing list is now
> available at
> http://android.koolu.org/listinfo.cgi/android-freerunner-koolu.org
Cool. I've added it to gmane too.
other places for Android
related information. An Android on Freerunner mailing list is now
available at http://android.koolu.org/listinfo.cgi/android-freerunner-koolu.org
.
Lastly, there is a new IRC channel on Freenode.net where people are
gathering to ask questions and provide peer
> it's very interesting! but is there a way for booting with uboot?
> thanks
> d
>
> ps i haven't tried android recently mainly cause the bigger kernel and
> my lazyness in changing uboot.
>
It could be possible from u-boot bootloader prompt.
You can check http:
it's very interesting! but is there a way for booting with uboot?
thanks
d
ps i haven't tried android recently mainly cause the bigger kernel and
my lazyness in changing uboot.
On 12/29/08, Radek Polak wrote:
> Hi,
> i have android booting from SD card. It wasn't that
BTW, I dont need to hack de dhcp/dns. Just choose your wifi spot and
start browsing.
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> Walking up the parent directory of
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On Jan 12, 2009, at 10:48 AM, Denis Galvão wrote:
> Yeah... One more "hack" to be done...
>
> BTW, Im not sure if someone got the same Wifi scan success that I had.
> So I can scan for networks and (doing
Yeah... One more "hack" to be done...
BTW, Im not sure if someone got the same Wifi scan success that I had.
So I can scan for networks and (doing a copy paste procedure) start a
new wifi wpa connection. The problem is dhcp that sometimes is not
working properly and you need to force the DN
Denis Galvão wrote:
> Is there a way to close the browser, or come back to the phone start
> screen?
It can be closed completely only if you go back until the begin of the
navigation :o, by the way I can put it in background (I've still to
understand if it completely closes and then resumes, or
Denis Galvão wrote:
> Is there a way to close the browser, or come back to the phone start
> screen?
I dont' know if it can be closed completely without going back until the
begin of the navigation, but I can at least make it go in "background"
by pressing the Menu (power) button -> Windows -> N
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 04:45, Denis Galvão wrote:
> Is there a way to close the browser, or come back to the phone start
> screen?
>
> Denis.
>
I did not find how to do that either... "back" (aux key) does an
history back till first page where it finally exits.
But I think I managed to exit by g
Is there a way to close the browser, or come back to the phone start
screen?
Denis.
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On Fri, 9 Jan 2009 12:22:15 am arne anka wrote:
> > "That, of course, ties in to why Google has gotten into this exercise in
> > the first place. There are many features of the Android platform which
> > are designed to tie the user in more closely to services p
> "That, of course, ties in to why Google has gotten into this exercise in
> the first place. There are many features of the Android platform which
> are designed to tie the user in more closely to services provided by
> Google."
took the guys at lwm.net obviously ra
levant. So now your editor
has an entry in the Gmail account database which will never be used.
That, of course, ties in to why Google has gotten into this exercise in
the first place. There are many features of the Android platform which are
designed to tie the user in more closely to service
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Is there any place with daily builds of Android for the Freerunner? I've not
been able to compile it on my Ubuntu installation.
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Hi,
i am building Android from git.koolu.org, but i cant figure out, how to
build the libmuxgsm-ril.so library. In koolu's git it's under
vendor/neo/freerunner/binary directory, but i dont see the sources
anywhere. Are there any sources for this library?
Tha
Radek thank you very much for this post. I was able to try the
Android; very interesting.
Having the SD card version was a great help. I like the real clock
faces especially.
I will try your further suggestions if I get some spare time, by then
it may all be different..
Good wishes for New Year
"Android's beneficial role is demonstrated here as we see less known
manufacturers coming up with some great gems. Android's putting
OpenMoko's name out there."
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 2:19 PM, Lalo Martins wrote:
> OpenMoko's Android-running Neo FreeRunner m
As I am aware of the origin of this photos, I can assure you this is the
blogsphere creating news out of non news. These are quick clicks of the
first time we booted Android at our office (before macro mode and manual
focus was even tried). How they end up on engadget (some photos were mailed
to
OpenMoko's Android-running Neo FreeRunner makes its blurrycam debut
http://www.engadget.com/2008/12/29/openmokos-android-running-neo-
freerunner-makes-its-blurrycam-de
(or if you're too lazy to unwrap the url and prefer just clicking on a
pretty link in the message: http://tinyurl.
nment.in file too, I found it pretty easy to read.
It would be nice for an actual OM dev or representative to chime in here and
tell me if I'm barking up the wrong tree
Have a play I guess.
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the partition lists for both NOR and NAND).
So it's not a full brick yet. However after several previous reflash
attempts i'm pretty sure that Android installation is corrupted, as I
can no longer boot into it.
There's still a possibility of booting from SD card into a reg
#x27;s not a full brick yet. However after several previous reflash
> attempts i'm pretty sure that Android installation is corrupted, as I
> can no longer boot into it.
>
> There's still a possibility of booting from SD card into a regular moko
> environment (one of) and m
AND).
So it's not a full brick yet. However after several previous reflash
attempts i'm pretty sure that Android installation is corrupted, as I
can no longer boot into it.
There's still a possibility of booting from SD card into a regular moko
environment (one of) and maybe fla
Hi,
i have android booting from SD card. It wasn't that hard to make it work.
You will need SD with one ext3 partition. Download and unpack tarball
from here [1] and boot with Qi [2]. First boot take quite a lot of time.
Then it will be faster.
You can also compile from sources [3] an
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der (as i hoped
that'll allow me to see the rest of the partitions).
Vasili
Flyin_bbb8 wrote:
how about the nor uboot? same list?
On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 8:41 PM, <mailto:vsviri...@exceede.com>> wrote:
Yes, Android is flashed into the unit. SD Card contains 2
on one).
Then you could boot from the microsd and rebuild your partitinons
and get rid of Andrioid.
Kosa
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Vasili Sviridov escribió:
> Actually I remember reflashing NAND uBoot at some point in time when I
> was installing Android, so I might restore that
Actually I remember reflashing NAND uBoot at some point in time when I
was installing Android, so I might restore that first...
V.
Flyin_bbb8 wrote:
> how about the nor uboot? same list?
>
> On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 8:41 PM, <mailto:vsviri...@exceede.com>> wrote:
>
>
how about the nor uboot? same list?
On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 8:41 PM, wrote:
> Yes, Android is flashed into the unit. SD Card contains 2 partitions as
> per Android requirements.
>
> The partitions i mention are showing up in dfu-util -l, which lists all
> the alternates avail
Yes, Android is flashed into the unit. SD Card contains 2 partitions as
per Android requirements.
The partitions i mention are showing up in dfu-util -l, which lists all
the alternates available. (Normally "uboot", "kernel", "rootfs",
"bootsplash", etc). Bu
> ?
>
> -Orlando.
>
>
Probably not actually, android (AFAICT) must be installed on the internal
flash, not the SD, so content of the SD card is pretty irrelevant.
I don't think I've ever tried to go back from android to another distro on
my FR, so I can't help
wrote:
>
>
> vsviri...@exceede.com escribió:
> > Hello everyone,
> >
> > Is there a way to get rid of Android on my OpenMoko?
> >
> > For some reason I cannot re-flash anything anymore. I always get an error
> > message from dfu-util, saying that the '
vsviri...@exceede.com escribió:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Is there a way to get rid of Android on my OpenMoko?
>
> For some reason I cannot re-flash anything anymore. I always get an error
> message from dfu-util, saying that the 'alternate "rootfs" unavailable'
Hello everyone,
Is there a way to get rid of Android on my OpenMoko?
For some reason I cannot re-flash anything anymore. I always get an error
message from dfu-util, saying that the 'alternate "rootfs" unavailable' or
something very similar. And when I do 'dfu-util -l&
2008, at 4:38 AM, Andreas Wallin wrote:
> I think there has been some issues with software license,
>
> The multimedia codecs is not in the android software for the
> freerunner.
>
>
>
> Wendy wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I did some Android image from Sean Mcneil
I think there has been some issues with software license,
The multimedia codecs is not in the android software for the freerunner.
Wendy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I did some Android image from Sean Mcneil review in devel list.
> http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/devel/2008-December/00387
Hi,
I did some Android image from Sean Mcneil review in devel list.
http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/devel/2008-December/003877.html
I don't know why, but for me i can't use the media player. The application is
there and can lounch it, just can't play song (I'll try
n suspend,lock
> screen and soft keyboard works i will give android a new try,
>
> greetings !
>
>
Which kernel did you try?
with the tracking kernel (from Sean's directory or elsewhere) I could get
suspend and resume working to some extent with Sean's image. Haven't
I was in the process of flashing android for the first time. I understand
only GSM works on android (no wifi or gps) and thats ok with me. Just had
two questions
1) Is there a media player inbuilt in the android flash image?
2) Should one flash the Kolou beta image or Sean's image?
T
I tried it,
Still the keyboard does not work in all "text" dialogs, wifi doesn't work,
I cant lock screen, and suspend still doesn't work, GSM seems to work.
I reflashed my openmoko with qt after 1 days use, When suspend,lock
screen and soft keyboard works i will gi
On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 17:14, Giorgio Marci wrote:
> Koolu has released the first Android OS beta release.
>
> Does anyone have tried it?
>
I flashed it.
I did not notice significant changes from Sean's image of 5 dec. (yet ?)
- Software keyboard has been modified with bigg
Koolu has released the first Android OS beta release.
Does anyone have tried it?
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> Try editing platform/vendor/neo/BoardConfig.mk and changing the line
> BUILD_WITHOUT_PV := true
> to
> BUILD_WITHOUT_PV := false
>
> That fixed it for me.
>
> Jim
>
Yes, this helped me too. Thanks!
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Radek Polak wrote:
> Hi,
> yesterday i updated and built latest adnroid sources from
> http://git.koolu.org/. While the previous versions were working fine,
> this one does not boot. It hangs somewhere in init. These are last lines
> i see:
>
> init: cannot find '/system/bin/playmp3', disabling
Hi,
while playing with android i realized that i can't power off the phone.
I was trying turing off either from menu (this just shows progress
dialog, that never ends) or via reboot -p command from adb shell (seems
to do nothing).
Rebooting from abd shell via reboot command works fine.
Hi,
yesterday i updated and built latest adnroid sources from
http://git.koolu.org/. While the previous versions were working fine,
this one does not boot. It hangs somewhere in init. These are last lines
i see:
init: cannot find '/system/bin/playmp3', disabling 'bootsound'
init: cannot find '/
Hi,
I just received this message today.
I didn't update the GSM firmware.
I'm compiling the android root filesystem again from the updated koolu
repository and I will compare the radio log with yours.
Rui
On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 3:10 AM, Sean McNeil wrote:
> Rui,
>
> This
P=1,0
D/AT ( 857): MUX[1]> AT+CGEREP=1,0
D/AT ( 857): MUX[1]> AT+CGEREP=1,0
D/AT ( 857): MUX[1]> AT+CMGF=0
D/AT ( 857): MUX[1]> AT+CMGF=0
D/AT ( 857): MUX[1]> AT+CMGF=0
D/AT ( 857): MUX[1]> AT+CMGF=0
D/AT ( 857): MUX[1]> AT+CMGF=0
D/AT
The Buzz is introduced into the Neo mic. ( Rf enters the mixer, and you
will see a ripple on the DC coming out to the mic) consequently the far
end of the call may hear a buzz.
There are two potential fixes: The rework Joerg is drafting ( adding a
CAP) smooths the ripple and theoretically atten
get focused towards getting the FreeRunner
>> to do what it should do from the moment it leaves the factory,
>> placing a
>> normal phone call.
>>
>> It was my response to the whole distro/android discussion that the
>> focus
>> should be on getting a wor
> You're right that Rui's keyboard doesn't yet work with modal dialogs in
> Android, like those the Settings app uses for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
> configuration. One workaround is to install qad-keyboard.apk, available
> at http://code.google.com/p/netgents/downloa
이종국 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using Android/Freerunner built by following the instructions
> described in
> http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Android#Building_the_Koolu_Android_Source.
> That is, I'm using a system image from Koolu, and the kernel from
> andy-tracking.
&g
see any sense in helping google to do their homework --
> > and control people even more.
> >
> > the facts known about google's remote control of the android g1
> (privately
> > owned devoces, mind you!) are absolutely horrible, and i don't want to
>
Didier Raboud wrote:
>
> arne anka wrote:
>
>> the facts known about google's remote control of the android g1
>> (privately
>> owned devoces, mind you!) are absolutely horrible, and i don't want to
>> support any effort in that way.
>
&g
their homework --
> and control people even more.
>
> the facts known about google's remote control of the android g1 (privately
> owned devoces, mind you!) are absolutely horrible, and i don't want to
> support any effort in that way.
+1 from me too.
Don't use Big Evil
uld do from the moment it leaves the factory,
> placing a
> normal phone call.
>
> It was my response to the whole distro/android discussion that the
> focus
> should be on getting a working phone part, the software already has
> proven itself on that front, now it's time f
On 10 Dec 2008, at 16:01, arne anka wrote:
> ... android g1 ... i don't want to support any effort in that way.
+1
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On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 6:02 PM, Andreas Fischer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I added another column to indicate echo problems - I think it would be
> good to get info on both of these issues.
>
> With regard to buzz, do you think it is necessary to differentiate
> between no buzz at a
Hi All,
I added another column to indicate echo problems - I think it would be
good to get info on both of these issues.
With regard to buzz, do you think it is necessary to differentiate
between no buzz at all, always buzz, and buzz only with headset? My
understanding was that using a headset al
I'm kinda confused here... is this "buzz issue" the one where the
caller (not the neo) hears the GSM buzzing? The one that has a SOP
repair paper with the "Big C"?... or is it something else?
Citando Michel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Steve Mosher wrote:
>
> Hi Steve,
>
>> A list on the wiki of
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| On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 11:49:03AM +0100, Helge Hafting wrote:
|> Rui Miguel Silva Seabra wrote:
|>> Am I completely daft or isn't the focus on FSO and Paroli et all
|>> precisely what you're whining about?
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 11:49:03AM +0100, Helge Hafting wrote:
> Rui Miguel Silva Seabra wrote:
> > Am I completely daft or isn't the focus on FSO and Paroli et all
> > precisely what you're whining about?
> >
> > If you have to whine, do so at serious problems like the White Screen of
> > Death (
Steve Mosher wrote:
Hi Steve,
> A list on the wiki of all severe problems and the end user details
> would be great, especially for future reference. Some of the problems,
> like Buzz, 1024 (recamp) seem to happen to some people and not others.
> I never had the buzz problem, go figure.
I've
Rui Miguel Silva Seabra wrote:
> Am I completely daft or isn't the focus on FSO and Paroli et all
> precisely what you're whining about?
>
> If you have to whine, do so at serious problems like the White Screen of
> Death (which is now apparently solved, at least worksforme).
>
There is a kernel
Hi Steve,
Please start the page on the wiki with your phone info and I (and hopefully
many others) will add there info there. I would start the page but not too
sure where to start it or if bots clear out orphan pages on the wiki.
Rakshat
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 11:59 AM, Steve Mosher <[EMAIL PR
A list on the wiki of all severe problems and the end user details
would be great, especially for future reference. Some of the problems,
like Buzz, 1024 (recamp) seem to happen to some people and not others.
I never had the buzz problem, go figure.
1. problems: WSOD, recamp, Buzz, echo ( ins
Rui Castro wrote:
> So, my idea with my first message was to try to encourage people from
> the community (and from Openmoko too) to put a little effort to make
> Android stable in the Freerunner so that Openmoko and the community
> could benefict from having another alternative OS,
tributed with a humble keyboard for Android and I will continue to
contribute as much as my abilities allow me.
I think it's excellent to have an open and general purpose SO for
smart phones, but at the moment, IMHO, none of the distributions
available is a real alternative for everyday use.
So
I was using FDOM or OM.
I must admit that I'm looking forward to being able to use the smart-phone
features of the FR, so I agree it'd be great if Android or SHR or someone
else was able to provide the phone stablity of QtE, plus everything else...
Warren
I was using FDOM or OM.
I must admit that I'm looking forward to being able to use the smart-phone
features of the FR, so I agree it'd be great if Android or SHR or someone
else was able to provide the phone stablity of QtE, plus everything else...
Warren
tement only when the fix
becomes official. I would just like that the optimization team (or the
resources provided to them) get focused towards getting the FreeRunner
to do what it should do from the moment it leaves the factory, placing a
normal phone call.
It was my response to the whole distro/an
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Am 10.12.2008 17:17, arne anka schrieb:
>>> Maybe we could have a page on the wiki where people
>>> can tell in which country they are, which provider and if they have the
>>> buzz bug or not.
>> That would be a good idea. Let's start this wiki page an
I agree with Rui, and as a Software Engineer with about a decade of C under
my belt I should be able to help out. It's just getting motivated and
getting started that are the problems here
The nice thing about Android is that it seems like the interface stuff is
basically there, it&#x
>> Maybe we could have a page on the wiki where people
>> can tell in which country they are, which provider and if they have the
>> buzz bug or not.
>
> That would be a good idea. Let's start this wiki page and also record
> the echo issue in it (which also seems to vary among people). Anyone
> kn
Michel wrote:
> Maybe we could have a page on the wiki where people
> can tell in which country they are, which provider and if they have the
> buzz bug or not.
That would be a good idea. Let's start this wiki page and also record
the echo issue in it (which also seems to vary among people). Anyo
ght the freerunner exactly because the _could_ do that.
i for one don't see any sense in helping google to do their homework --
and control people even more.
the facts known about google's remote control of the android g1 (privately
owned devoces, mind you!) are absolutely horribl
mention the GPS problem that was first discovered
because that is not a basic phone function.
Yes there are several soldering hacks around, but not one is official.
Also there is still no statement how this will be resolved, warranty wise.
So, untill I can use my phone as a phone it is a brick.
Andreas Fischer ha scritto:
> I totally disagree. First, I do not think that phones age that quick. I
> used an age-old Nokia phone (I think it was a 3510 - ca. 2002) until I
> got my Freerunner this summer. Unless something unforeseen happens, next
> summer the two Neos will _still_ be the only fu
distributions has anything interesting to offer, including android.)
but, i am a happy openmoko customer proudly showing off, my phone is
not bricking away. and even though i still have to put it 'to sleep'
on my router to avoid a WSOD it is my daily phone. i am a happy qt
ext
ther
> things..they are following the right way,
> but they need time and in the meanwhile our phones are fully of dust!!
>
> There is the necessity to focus our effort in the development of a
> distribution that could
> be usable (i.e. android) in order to have (finally) a full
ution that could
be usable (i.e. android) in order to have (finally) a fully working daily
phone!!
This is the priority.
I don't have expercience with low level programming, but i know java as
well and
if i could i'd like to help to achieve this goal as soon as possible.
Giorgio
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am nobody. I am using it on a daily basis and from what I am reading on
this list, others are too.
Finally, we are not talking here about a release of a first working
software stack but about a switch to a different software stack from an
already working (though with several sh
uipment, like
phones/computers, become outdated in a very short period of time
(GTA03 is already being created). By the mid-next year Neo will be
pretty much an old phone and nobody really used it, yet.
I think Android is the best candidate to turn the Neo into a daily
usable phone right away. It has al
e command
>>
>> ADBHOST=neo ./adb logcat -b radio
>>
>> This assumes you have your host setup to connect usb over ethernet and
>> have neo set to the proper IP.
>>
>> Andy Kilner wrote:
>>
>>> Hi, I've been using android on my freerunne
Cédric Berger wrote:
> I see no reason why google would not allow the use of this API. Not
> open sourcing it is one thing, but it is an important piece of their
> framework, and their goal is to spread the use of android and its
> applications...
I agree completely! Now if someone
really helpful is to have it plugged into a linux host and
> run the command
>
> ADBHOST=neo ./adb logcat -b radio
>
> This assumes you have your host setup to connect usb over ethernet and
> have neo set to the proper IP.
>
> Andy Kilner wrote:
> > Hi, I've been using
he point missing here is the "applicable third party licence".
(and it is not even really third party !).
I see no reason why google would not allow the use of this API. Not
open sourcing it is one thing, but it is an important piece of their
framework, and their goal is to spread the use
Hi Andy,
What would be really helpful is to have it plugged into a linux host and
run the command
ADBHOST=neo ./adb logcat -b radio
This assumes you have your host setup to connect usb over ethernet and
have neo set to the proper IP.
Andy Kilner wrote:
> Hi, I've been using andro
hey, i tried to install on my freeRunner, but
after installing it is not woking,
if any one know the correct binary for android then kindly send
link, or process!
thanks and regard
imran
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 6:12 PM, Andy Kilner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, I've been using
Hi, I've been using android on my freerunner for a few days now, the
original image and the latest image and both seem to have a problem
displaying SMS messages that go over a few words.
Has anyone else experienced this problem, or do most of you just avoid
txting? I'm afraid it'
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