Root Hdmwin App

[EternalHymn]

So I just downloaded the hdmwin app, but I do not know which rom and kernel combo I need to use for it to work. I have flashed a sense rom and the hdmi output works so the cable isnt the problem. Help would be greatly appreciated

 

[Granite1]

I believe if you are running a Gingerbread rom you need this kernel:

[KERNEL][SENSE] ChopSuey v.9.1 [OC/UC,UV,AVS,BFQ] v.9.2.7 test [HDMw1n] - xda-developers

Chop Suey is the only kernel that has this cooked in....I think

Well, the stock kernel should work also.

 

[Granite1]

Also have you read this thread:

http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-all-things-root/389360-kernels-dummies.html

Check this thread out, good read on kernels and what they do.

 

[argedion]

So I just downloaded the hdmwin app, but I do not know which rom and kernel combo I need to use for it to work. I have flashed a sense rom and the hdmi output works so the cable isnt the problem. Help would be greatly appreciated

not an hdmi expert so no help there however doesn't the place you downloaded the app from tell you which ROM? if its not working on sense try and ASOP. if still no then while in AOSP flash Tiamat if nothing try going back to sense and using freedom

obviously chop suey is what you need Thanks mario

 

[JustSomeDude]

I believe the app has become unnecessary with gingerbread...

For Sense, Chopy Suey (v.9.2.7), the Freedom kernels (v9 only), and Poonsense (found through kernel manager) all should have full HDMI-mirroring baked in, without the need for the app.

For AOSP ROMs, Deck's stock kernal has it built in. Also, the Tiamat kernels should as well.

(Haven't tested them myself, as I haven't bought a cord for whatever reason, just going by what I have read ).

 

[Granite1]

I believe the app has become unnecessary with gingerbread...

For Sense, Chopy Suey (v.9.2.7), the Freedom kernels (v9 only), and Poonsense (found through kernel manager) all should have full HDMI-mirroring baked in, without the need for the app.

For AOSP, Deck's stock kernal has it built in.

(Haven't tested them myself, as I haven't bought a cord for whatever reason, just going by what I have read ).

Thanks JSD, I wasn't 100% about the other kernels.
I don't use HDMI on the phone, so that subject is a little fuzzy around the edges with me.

 

[argedion]

Thanks JSD, I wasn't 100% about the other kernels.
I don't use HDMI on the phone, so that subject is a little fuzzy around the edges with me.

well if you used hdmi there would be no fuzzyness

got started with my battery status not very much done but i think i was cropping images last time not scaling so that probably was my issue. still need to find out what i'm doing wrong on uot i think it's called.