I'm posting here the copies of AMSS that I have extracted from various ROMs, they are basically the same version (AABBQMLYM129005) but are all slightly different.
To install one of these, extract it from the 7z file, this will give you something like amss.mbn-162, rename this to amss.mbn and copy it to the /cust_backup/image folder on your phone. You can do this from a running system, from recovery (it's /cust/image in that case), or from the bootloader (pink screen).
I'm using amss.mbn-162 and it seems to work well.
AMSS is the Advanced Mobile Subscriber Software that runs on the ARM9 CPU in our phones, it is a complete embedded OS using the L4 microkernel and controls the RF interface, power management and some other things so is quite important.
hey dzo, thanks for the share mate, but can you put what this does in layman's terms? From what I gather, it controls RF, power mgmt etc but is this through manual intervention or does the software automatically optimize settings for these?
ANSS，what is it
Dream-LinChuan said:
ANSS,what is it
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Ok I'm not an expert but afaik:
AMSS is the Qualcomm radio software (radio/baseband). Using wrong AMSS might 'cause problems with finding network etc. (e.g. using Asian AMSS in Europe) If you are experiencing problems with network it could be AMSS problem or RIL problem. I think it might be wise to use your own providers newest amss.mbn, 'cause then you shouldn't get problems and I haven't seen any improvement when changing it to different. I have never exprienced any problems with different AMSS, but I don't see any point in using other AMSS.
thanks for the clarification Pelemane. My 3G data sometimes works and sometimes doesn't and sometimes my phone drops out so I may try this to see if it fixes the problem
I remember I run a binary diff between B138 and B162, their AMSS should be the same.
simplistian said:
I remember I run a binary diff between B138 and B162, their AMSS should be the same.
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Yes, you are right. I just checked.
dzo said:
I'm posting here the copies of AMSS that I have extracted from various ROMs, they are basically the same version (AABBQMLYM129005) but are all slightly different.
To install one of these, extract it from the 7z file, this will give you something like amss.mbn-162, rename this to amss.mbn and copy it to the /cust_backup/image folder on your phone. You can do this from a running system, from recovery (it's /cust/image in that case), or from the bootloader (pink screen).
I'm using amss.mbn-162 and it seems to work well.
AMSS is the Advanced Mobile Subscriber Software that runs on the ARM9 CPU in our phones, it is a complete embedded OS using the L4 microkernel and controls the RF interface, power management and some other things so is quite important.
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AMSS Is the FM Radio software???
Is the FM Radio software?
Ideos X5 (U8800) Does compatible ?
rasit_aksu said:
Is the FM Radio software?
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No, it's not, it's the cellular radio software.
rasit_aksu said:
Ideos X5 (U8800) Does compatible ?
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Unlikely...........
I did have crappy signal strength on my phone and it would often lose network coverage without giving any indications (didn't show the no signal icon or say No Service). I was using the B137 mongolia amss as that was the last official rom I installed. Since using the official B138 Estonia rom I'm using the B138 amss and I have absolutely no issues with signal since.
So in my case changing amss does help.
Can you post the b138 version too please ^_^
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Can you post the b138 version too please ^_^
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b138 amss is identical to b162 amss
Ah okay thank you
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Ideos X5 (U8800) Does compatible ?
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I'm using the B162 AMSS with my Ideos X5 (U8800H). But there's no HSPA+ here so it may not support HSPA+ nicely.
simplistian said:
I'm using the B162 AMSS with my Ideos X5 (U8800H). But there's no HSPA+ here so it may not support HSPA+ nicely.
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Maybe you should use U8800H AMSS then. You can find stock ROMs here.
dzo said:
I'm posting here the copies of AMSS that I have extracted from various ROMs, they are basically the same version (AABBQMLYM129005) but are all slightly different.
To install one of these, extract it from the 7z file, this will give you something like amss.mbn-162, rename this to amss.mbn and copy it to the /cust_backup/image folder on your phone. You can do this from a running system, from recovery (it's /cust/image in that case), or from the bootloader (pink screen).
I'm using amss.mbn-162 and it seems to work well.
AMSS is the Advanced Mobile Subscriber Software that runs on the ARM9 CPU in our phones, it is a complete embedded OS using the L4 microkernel and controls the RF interface, power management and some other things so is quite important.
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how to use? AMSS ???
AMSS?? What exactly does it do????
Related
Howdy.
I think I may have a Cyanogenmod 6.1 Ver ready, but the updater-script needs some updating (I think).
Based on Neopeeks rom, made with the ROM kitchen.
Download link:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/31118/cm611-u8800test-wk.zip
Don't have a U8800 myself, need someone to test it.
If some more experienced dev could take a look at it i'd appreciate that.
However it should be ready for flashing.
(I don't have a U8800 myself, so I can't test it.)
Thanks for your work ,thought I can't download due to my network
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This is for HTC bravo? I think someone allready tried and it didnt work...
Otherwise, got installation aborted...
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This is for HTC bravo? I think someone allready tried and it didnt work...
Otherwise, got installation aborted...
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Yes, using bravo as base, but it shouldn't matter, kernel is from U8800 along with drivers.
it seems that the rom is not match with the u8800.
298800577 said:
it seems that the rom is not match with the u8800.
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could u share more of ur experience with this rom?
What exactly have you changed with this rom? Why did you choose the Desire rom? First up you need a new /system/build.prop then you need to edit the /META-INF/com/google/android/updater-script.orig file so it flashes stuff to the right locations. Then you need to change the ro.product.device so it matches the build.prop file. Then to top it off the bravo uses the MTD partitioning scheme but the u8800 uses the EMMC partitioning scheme. So to put it simply, the rom will not work without many changes.
Yeah it also seems to have modules built for 2.6.35.9 (including a bcm4329 driver whereas this phone uses a Qualcomm RF chip, I believe WCN1312).
atleast some work is going On
Updated the ROM, should work now- Can anyone test?
Doesnt work...
anyone checked? i ve recovery problem i cant apply this rom right now
The update script needs work
And I still don't understand why it's I5800XWJPK and not I5800XWKPK as we are in 2011 ... ???
clarkkov said:
So why is jpq not kpq?
Sent from cramped soft keyboard!
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I'd like to know ...
there is a dll file with the package : SS_DL.dll Someone knows what it is ??
sambastrakan said:
there is a dll file with the package : SS_DL.dll Someone knows what it is ??
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nothing it could be something with package
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The last letter signifies the version of the software relative to the software development, not to the date when it was made.
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Ok, I didn't known that ...
I just flashed it its very laggy with me but styloo flashed it accidently with bootloaders and its faster for him then jpq.
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I just flashed it its very laggy with me but styloo flashed it accidently with bootloaders and its faster for him then jpq.
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hmmm, strange ... because slb.bin & boot.bin are the same in JPQ and JPK (just the built dates are different in these binaries)
zImage is different
sambastrakan said:
hmmm, strange ... because slb.bin & boot.bin are the same in JPQ and JPK (just the built dates are different in these binaries)
zImage is different
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That doesn't matter because he didn't flash with bootloaders for a long time you know
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clarkkov said:
OK, using it for a couple of hours
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Hi clarkkov
I heard some rumors that this is probably an African or Middle eastern FW and supports Arabic.
Is that true?
And guys, shoulden't we probably put that SS_DL.dll file on the Odin folder?
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Hi clarkkov
I heard some rumors that this is probably an African or Middle eastern FW and supports Arabic.
Is that true?
And guys, shoulden't we probably put that SS_DL.dll file on the Odin folder?
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For what purpose? It's not used by ODIN, neither it is part of firmware.
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For what purpose? It's not used by ODIN, neither it is part of firmware.
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I don't know!
But you don't expect people place useless files into the archives, do you?
Overal, is it better than jpq?
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clarkkov said:
The keyboard input method bug is solved
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Can you tell me what was this bug please ?
Hi
I heard somewhere that flashing the JPK (only JPK not the others) with bootloaders will give better results.
Bootloader of JPK and JPQ are the same, and I have got the same results with JPQ bootloader as the older ones. For instance, the crackling sound at unlocking the screen while playing music in the background is still present... Anyway, I think things like that are independent from the bootloader, but my curiosity drove me to test it
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Hi
I heard somewhere that flashing the JPK (only JPK not the others) with bootloaders will give better results.
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But very cautious while flashing rom with boatloaders I heard you may hard brick you phone if something went wrong while flashing rom with boatloaders..
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Anybody can make stock android lockscreen for odexed xwjpk?
[?] Quick Answers would be appreciated.
I want to know will running processor on a 800Mhz Clock Frequency effect the processor or Phones' chips life? Even if phone life will be affected by 0.1% please tell me. Or it is perfectly a recommended frequency?Also why cant my 5801 run Live wallpapers perfectly whenever Live Wlppr is used along side a app the app force closes and there are lots of lags in the phone? Please answer soon.Thanks in advance.
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OCing the CPU or any other part of hardware will shorten the hardware component life because of higher operating temperature. It's hard to say is this particular SG3 hardware made to operate at 667MHz or is this frequency designated by Samsung to save battery life and to place this device in the low end of the market. There are rumors that SG3 CPU is designed to run at 800MHz.
Live wallpapers run fine on this firmware, you must have done something wrong when enabling them or you're using faulty live wallpaper. The lag will occur in any SG3 ROM as the CPU is not potent enough to run live wp with any other app (OC to 1000MHz if you want to avoid lags, you can also try other launchers, like ADW or LP instead of TWiz to reduce the lag).
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Thanks a lot for quick reply.. So arent you sure. Ok suggest me if I should use my phone at 800Mhz or not? How much % harm should it cause.
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Thanks a lot for quick reply.. So arent you sure. Ok suggest me if I should use my phone at 800Mhz or not? How much % harm should it cause.
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idk but 800mhz should be fine it shouldn't harm more then 3% I run my phone at 1.4ghz thats what can harm your phone really
As the title says, thats the only thing holding me back and not upgrade to 2.3.5 official. So can any dev fix this or use froyo drivers for atmel? Cause i dont think huawei is going to fix this.
I'm not a kernel dev, so I can't help. The fix would be to extract touchscreen driver from 2.6.32 kernel and put it in 2.6.35 kernel.
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I'm not a kernel dev, so I can't help. The fix would be to extract touchscreen driver from 2.6.32 kernel and put it in 2.6.35 kernel.
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sounds to easy..
i would like to know this solution to.
How do you know if you have a atmel screen?
Download elixir 2 apk from market. Start apk, go to information, then input devices. You will find it there.
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I'm not happy with the Synaptics driver though... It's "jumpy" when i scroll at a low speed...
So, a kernel dev could fix these issues? That sound awesome New hope ^^
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I'm not happy with the Synaptics driver though... It's "jumpy" when i scroll at a low speed...
So, a kernel dev could fix these issues? That sound awesome New hope ^^
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There's a firmware update released at 2011-12-28 for U8800+ Synaptics touchscreen, the offcial staff/moderator said there're no side effect to apply this update on U8800, official thread: http://bbs.huaweidevice.com/cn/forum/index.php?app=forum&mod=Detail&act=index&id=34559 (chinese language, need register to download)
目的：修正U8800+ 触摸屏卡顿问题
适用范围：仅适用U8800+
升级前请仔细阅读《U8800+触摸屏固件升级指导》
升级方法：
1.1 准备一张SD卡，剩余空间至少50M，同时确保手机电池电量剩余50%以上;
1.2 在SD卡根目录下建立一个文件夹，命名为update;
1.3 将synaptics.img复制到update目录下；
1.4 手机关机，将SD卡插入手机SD卡槽；
1.5 同时按住音量上键和电源键不放，直到进入Recovery模式，选择“touchscreen firmware update"
（Recovery模式下音量键可以用来选择，电源键可以用来确认选择）
1.6 升级成功后，重起手机即OK.
升级中可能出现的异常情况：无法找到SD卡或找不到升级文件，检查下SD卡工作状态及目标文件存储位置是否符合要求。
如果升级过程中 出现 E:update failed" 说明您的手机不需要升级该 firmware,选择“reboot system now” 按电源键重新启动手机即可；
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brief translation:
fixed: 'laggy' issue of U8800+ touchscreen
applied: to U8800+ only
steps:
1. prepared a SD card with at least 50M remaining spaces, make sure battery capacity have 50%+
2. make an "update" directory under the root of SD card
3. copy synaptics.img to that "update" directory
4. power off, and put SD card to phone
5. hold Vol+ and power button to boot into recovery mode, choose "touchscreen firmware update"
6. after update done, reboot
if you got "E:update failed" error message, it means your phone need not update, just choose “reboot system now”
Can you apply this update to both .32 & .35 kernels?
Sorry, I can't confirm it, no official document about this, most people use Android 2.3 to update this, but I saw few people apply on Android 2.2. ( see #58 reply of this feedback thread: http://bbs.huaweidevice.com/cn/forum/index.php?app=forum&mod=detail&act=index&id=34637&p=3 ). My phone does not have 'laggy' issue, I didn't apply this update, I just reply blueberetdb5's question for his Synaptics touchscreen.
So this can't be use for the atmel thouch?
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why this topic got flooded by synaptic messages?
haha it works
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It works on what? Atmel touch? What problems you had before?
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alex1301 said:
haha it works
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what works?
it works on synaptics the update. i had a laggy touchscreen before with actions every 5 pixels
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This thread is about the atmel touchscreen guys just read the title.
I try to use this update on the atmel thouch and is said to me error so it has any effect on my phone , still with frezzes and glitches this clip can show what happens in my phone after install a clean 2.3.5 version on a atmel touch. its not my phone but the problems are the same that in this droid on the youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TT0CkZVHlXU
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Blefish said:
I'm not a kernel dev, so I can't help. The fix would be to extract touchscreen driver from 2.6.32 kernel and put it in 2.6.35 kernel.
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Does anyone tried this solution?
Can any dev fix the problem with the atmel touch drivers or at least tell us if its possible to use the froyo drivers which worked fine with atmel.
This file is an optimized version of gps.conf for Portugal that allows faster gps locking by using servers and configurations specific for Portugal.
Instalation:
Case 1 - Before new ROM is installed
Open the zip file of the ROM and put the gps.conf file inside the /system/etc folder, replacing the original file. Install ROM zip as usual.
Case 2 - After ROM is already installed
With any file manager that has access to system folder (like rootexplorer), copy the file to /system/etc/, replacing the existing file. Reboot.
Note: I'm not the author of the file, but I don't remember where I got it... all credits to its creator
you can also try fasterfix from the market to set localisation information in the GPS.conf file.
PaulMilbank said:
you can also try fasterfix from the market to set localisation information in the GPS.conf file.
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fasterfix only changes server, this gps.conf is all tweaked up, I get gps in less than 10seconds...
There's also good guide how to tweak your gps.conf
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1239713
I have aurora 1.5 and the GPS locks pretty fast, but I'll try this since it's optimized for Portugal. I'll post my results later.
Edit: the lock time was pretty much the same.
does this work in more recent versions of aurora? in 4.1 specificaly?
telmosousa said:
does this work in more recent versions of aurora? in 4.1 specificaly?
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I'm using it with Aurora 4.1.1a
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RippuruDoramu said:
I'm using it with Aurora 4.1.1a
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Great and without internet access how much time it takes to lock to all satelittes and have gps fixed sinal?
telmosousa said:
Great and without internet access how much time it takes to lock to all satelittes and have gps fixed sinal?
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Can't tell you a precise number but it takes less than 10 seconds.
All I know is that it's fast.
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Testing it a bit later on my miuiportugal latest release...
Kind regards
- Paulo Brito Costa -
this works great and we can thank this file to MIUI PT, the creator!
Help?
I'm a little noob this, I rooted my sony xperia u and replaced the gps.conf file. Now what? what do I have to do?
tykey said:
I'm a little noob this, I rooted my sony xperia u and replaced the gps.conf file. Now what? what do I have to do?
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well after replace you should reboot your device and then try the gps again, post results here
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telmosousa said:
well after replace you should reboot your device and then try the gps again, post results here
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I did just that and waited 64s but nothing. But I think I did something wrong, it says to install the ROM zip as per usual. What's that? I don't see any ROM zip. As I said, I'm new to this and I'm willing to learn, sorry about that...
thanks
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I did just that and waited 64s but nothing. But I think I did something wrong, it says to install the ROM zip as per usual. What's that? I don't see any ROM zip. As I said, I'm new to this and I'm willing to learn, sorry about that...
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You must extract the file from gps.zip then replace the one in \etc\gps.conf then reboot your device and try it. If it don't work maybe it is not compatible. For instance, I'm using Aurora last version on my u8800 with a internet data plan and I don't need to tweak nothing it works great from install without modifieing nothing. Try with a active data plan to see if it works better/quicker.
Rom zip is if you'll instal a new rom you can extract the content of gps.zip to the new rom zip and flash all together. Hope to had helped you.
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You must extract the file from gps.zip then replace the one in \etc\gps.conf then reboot your device and try it. If it don't work maybe it is not compatible. For instance, I'm using Aurora last version on my u8800 with a internet data plan and I don't need to tweak nothing it works great from install without modifieing nothing. Try with a active data plan to see if it works better/quicker.
Rom zip is if you'll instal a new rom you can extract the content of gps.zip to the new rom zip and flash all together. Hope to had helped you.
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Oh, ok, thanks then! I guess I'm just going to search a little bit more and see if I can find anything for my phone.
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing! I'll test it tomorrow
Great it really works, thx
Hi.
Does this personalized file interfere with using GPS outside Portugal?
Thanks.
Hi!
Is this conf better than using faster gps?
Thanks
[MOD][V3.1][06/07/12] 26.13.04.19 Radio lib-ril/gps .so updater-CM9 & AOKP based ROMs
FOR CM9, ANDROMADUS & AOKP BASED ROMS
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Update to Version 3.1 Why? I have done some research on flashing radio images and found some interesting information. Apparently there are 2 files that pertain to radios in the RUU releases, a radio.img and a rcdata.img. We all have been flashing only the radio.img file but the rcdata.img contains further carrier information that directly relates to information in the build.prop file. I have put together a new 26.13.04.19 radio zip file that contains both the radio.img and the rcdata.img. The .img files were taken directly from the latest T-Mobile RUU release. This new radio/rcdata zip needs to be flashed through bootloader just like you flashed a radio in the past. As usual, you''ll need to rename the zip file to PC10IMG.zip before you reboot into bootloader. Check the MD5 Sum after you download the file to your sdcard to make sure it matches the following:
MD5 Sum: 360EA26286DEC39FC8008B266F470839
DOWNLOAD VISION_RADIO_RCDATA_12.62.60.27_26.13.04.19.zip
MIRROR: http://www.mediafire.com/?vdecstne5uuvuxn
I have also updated information in the build.prop patcher with the proper information to match the information in the rcdata.img. This is now Version 3.1. After you flash the radio/rcdata img from the above link through bootloader, download the latest version 3.1 and flash through recovery along with the EFS wipe.
Several months ago T-Mobile released it's latest update for the G2. The OTA update contained new radio firmware and updated ril library files. Many of us running CM7 that flashed the .19 radio and matched the updated lib-ril files that were contained in this release found improvements in performance and most noticeably an improvement in battery life. It was later incorporated into Tsubus' ILWT CM7 ROM. You can find the CM7 lib-ril matching thread here and read users comments after updating the files.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1335127
I have compiled a new mod for CM9 & AOKP based ICS ROMS that should offer similar results. This has been tested with CM9, Andromadus and AOKP builds.
ATTENTION: I am not responsible if you brick your phone or if it starts a fire in your apartment by using this mod! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!
Procedure:
If you are not running the .19 radio along with the latest rcdata.img, download from the above link. If you need further flashing instructions get them here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=970809
Make a complete backup with recovery.
Download the updater and flash through recovery. This will patch your build.prop file and update your radio ril and gps .so files. Many thanks to GinoAMelone for supplying the code to patch the build.prop file without having to replace it.
Download Version 3.1 - 26.13.04.19 Radio - ril and gps .so updater for CM9 based ROMS
MIRROR: http://www.mediafire.com/?6ausxuv6ppxhs0m
IMPORTANT: While you are in recovery, wipe your cache and dalvick cache and wipe the efs partitions by flashing the Vision EFS partition wipe tool.
Download EFS Partition Wipe Tool
http://www.mediafire.com/?rcdmtauld5mp27t
Reboot your device and you're good to go.
NOTE: At first boot, it might take a little longer than usual for you to connect to your local towers since you've wiped your radio data and the efs partitions need to be re-populated with the new data. This also means you'll need to be outside and wait several minutes for a new gps lock as the new data is obtained from the satellites.
Don't forget to hit the thanks button if this works out for you!
OK just tried it and all is working well now. I used the files put them in the correct places and the gps didnt work. Then I flashed the file in your op and the installation aborted, BUT my gps is working now. I dont know how though.
Thanks for all the work (and yes I hit the thanks button)!
Will be trying this later tonite after I flash the latest Andromadus test nightly.
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OK just tried it and all is working well now. I used the files put them in the correct places and the gps didnt work. Then I flashed the file in your op and the installation aborted, BUT my gps is working now. I dont know how though.
Thanks for all the work (and yes I hit the thanks button)!
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Thanks for the heads up on the gps update file...I linked to the wrong file. I'll correct that now.
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Will this work for the unofficial CM9 ROM? Also, thank you for doing this again. When i matched .so files on CM7.2, that was the first time i ever managed to eliminate the constant battery drain that i would always suffer from when using CM7. I hope that now we can see similarly amazing battery life on CM9 .
Also, would i be able to push those files to their respective directories through ADB? Or is it better to just use root explorer for copying them to where they're meant to go?
Tried it with [ROM][02-05-12][ICS|CM9] CyanogenMod 9.0.0-RC0 BETA 3 [Unofficial].
Signal was better before using those RILs so i restored my old ones.
TenMaKo said:
Tried it with [ROM][02-05-12][ICS|CM9] CyanogenMod 9.0.0-RC0 BETA 3 [Unofficial].
Signal was better before using those RILs so i restored my old ones.
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If matching the radio drivers (that were released at the same time with the radio firmware) is giving you a worse signal this could be evidence that you are using the wrong radio with your particular carrier in France. The .19 radio was released by T-Mobile USA. You might want to try the radio released with the latest Desire Z AOSP ROM by your carrier if you encounter other issues such as echos in calls, dropped calls with call waiting etc. Sorry this didn't work out for you but thanks for giving it a go!
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Will this work for the unofficial CM9 ROM? Also, thank you for doing this again. When i matched .so files on CM7.2, that was the first time i ever managed to eliminate the constant battery drain that i would always suffer from when using CM7. I hope that now we can see similarly amazing battery life on CM9 .
Also, would i be able to push those files to their respective directories through ADB? Or is it better to just use root explorer for copying them to where they're meant to go?
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This should work for any ICS ROM that is CM9 based. Right now I'm getting battery life as good as I was getting with CM7 with the matched .so files and my GPS locks quick with NMEA strings and 9-11 satellites in view. Data switching handshakes are very quick, seemingly more quickly than CM7.
ADB will work fine. Anyway you get those files over to your system folders is OK. I've actually opened up the ROM zip folders before flashing and moved them there that way, but I believe you have to have an ENG H-boot, which I have, to flash an unsigned ROM.
Do I delete the previous files because it asks me to overwrite the file
XxhTcG2uSERxX said:
Do I delete the previous files because it asks me to overwrite the file
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Yes, overwrite the old.
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When I overwrite it says operation failed
XxhTcG2uSERxX said:
When I overwrite it says operation failed
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What app are you using to do this? What file is giving you the fail?
EdKeys said:
What app are you using to do this? What file is giving you the fail?
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I'm using file expert, when I copy and paste the build.prop from ur file
I used this since the other day and I havent been able to put m phone down! Everything works and gps locks faster which has been super useful for my day you dont even know!
Thanks for all the work and these awesome new files!
After matching the ril files, I'm seeing great battery life and strong signal!
jspina said:
I used this since the other day and I havent been able to put m phone down! Everything works and gps locks faster which has been super useful for my day you dont even know!
Thanks for all the work and these awesome new files!
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tarroyo said:
After matching the ril files, I'm seeing great battery life and strong signal!
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That's great news! I appreciate the feedback. Confirmed working on Andromadus Beta 3.
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EdKeys said:
That's great news! I appreciate the feedback. Confirmed working on Andromadus Beta 3.
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And the test build copy of andromadus beta 3 (Flinny66)
well for me it works only in some way... battery life is great and all but: signal strength is always six bars = full (on andromadus six bar mod) and two bars on the 5 bars setting... settings show signal str of 0 dbm and 97 asu... no matter if im in city centre or in, lets say bunker... any ideas how to fix this?
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vishnoo said:
well for me it works only in some way... battery life is great and all but: signal strength is always six bars = full (on andromadus six bar mod) and two bars on the 5 bars setting... settings show signal str of 0 dbm and 97 asu... no matter if im in city centre or in, lets say bunker... any ideas how to fix this?
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I'm getting the same exact thing. Never bothered to check before. Is this problem new after updating the files?
EdKeys said:
I'm getting the same exact thing. Never bothered to check before. Is this problem new after updating the files?
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rild.libpath=/system/lib/libhtc_ril.so
ro.telephony.ril.v3=signalstrength
have been removed from build.prop
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rild.libpath=/system/lib/librilswitch.so
rilswitch.vendorlibpath=/system/lib/libhtc_ril.so
rilswitch.ganlibpath=/system/lib/libganril.so
afaik all of the ganril stuff and rilswitch is only used by wifi calling (that doesn't work anyway)
the ro.telephony.ril.v3=signalstrength bit missing is why your signal strength is not updating though.
Nick.