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is there any way to get swype back on my phone. its just the only thing i miss from before i installed cm7
To get Swype back on your CM7 flashed phone you have to go to Swype's website and sign up for their beta program. They will send you a confirmation email. After you respond to that they will download the APK for you to install.
They have a tutorial on their site on how to go about the setup. I have used the beta and it works about 70% of the time. Sometimes it will not allow you to swype and you have to go to the app drawer, re-run the installer and regenerate the license key and then re-enable the keyboard.
Someone posted the apk's for the installer and keyboard. I ran those on another Ascend and still needed an active account on Swype's beta site in order to get it running.
Good luck.
I'm the perfect tester because my ascend won't OC above 710 and I always wipe/format everything.I'll need some testers, looking for people who had trouble running 748 MHz and users who aren't afraid of wiping clean.
I'll open up an IRC channel sometime in the next few days and people can come test the build. I'll keep you guys posted.
Well, as I've been waiting for fixes/stuff down the CM pipe, I've been hacking away at the kernel.
It turns out there are 2 important things I implemented poorly. RGBX_8888 support (was incomplete) and overclocking. They are important to the overall speed of the phone and graphical quality on 2.3. I was wondering why even at 748 MHz, the system still seem kind of laggy.
So, I went on a kernel hacking spree and I've added some new things:
and so on and so forth
First phase of de-Huawei'ing the kernel.
https://github.com/isaacj87/kernel-2.6.29-M860/commit/01ec2233772b8b9d36b763813cdf558f5724a288
Why is this important? Because I think NOW I can get the Ascend officially supported in CyanogenMod.
How does this affect you guys? This should be the end-all fix to USB mounting problems. With this fix, I finally can use USB Mounting on my Mac running OS X 10.5.8.
Also, no more weird issues with having the phone plugged in during a reboot and USB Mounting not working.
Second phase done: https://github.com/isaacj87/kernel-2.6.29-M860/commit/303f12099ae173b073faab3e7ac13d65b99e9725
Chaos-kernel-dehauwei is the new default kernel, it has 1200 lines of Huawei code removed.
(removed USB_AUTO_INSTALL option from kernel config)
is that for the people having trouble with mac?
Especially on the older ones like Windows XP, At least on my older Toshiba Satellite...I got the LG Optimus working with it, Never could get the Ascend to properly. I always had to end up using my Windows 7 computers.Technically, it's the reason why Mac users can't use USB mounting. That's why I removed it. But it also causes problems for Windows and Linux users too.
Can we build the new kernel yet, or do you have more work to do on it?Second phase done: https://github.com/isaacj87/kernel-2.6.29-M860/commit/303f12099ae173b073faab3e7ac13d65b99e9725
Chaos-kernel-dehauwei is the new default kernel, it has 1200 lines of Huawei code removed.
Can we build the new kernel yet, or do you have more work to do on it?
EDIT: I'm get the following errors
error: You have local changes to 'default.xml'; cannot switch branches.
Syncing work tree: 96% (240/250) error: You have local changes to 'DirectVolume.cpp'; cannot switch branches.
Syncing work tree: 97% (243/250) error: You have local changes to 'get-google-files'; cannot switch branches.
Should I delete the files and re-sync?
Thanks for the help!
Especially on the older ones like Windows XP, At least on my older Toshiba Satellite...I got the LG Optimus working with it, Never could get the Ascend to properly. I always had to end up using my Windows 7 computers.
I did all that. Though, I think the whole point of what Isaac is doing is so WE don't have to do all that.with windows xp you have to open device manager and uninstall Android 1.0 than unplug it from usb, than plug it back in and it will work, i tested this on all versions of windows so i could provide some support.
My chaos-kernel isn't included in the Android source. But yes, you can build it. It's stable.
I don't have any instructions up for building the kernel. I'm getting ready for a new release, but I'll write some instructions on building the kernel and put it on my Github later.
EDIT: BTW, yeah you can just delete those files and repo sync
I did all that. Though, I think the whole point of what Isaac is doing is so WE don't have to do all that.
Thanks for the help!
To build the kernal, I use: make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=~/android/system/prebuilt/linux-x86/toolchain/arm-eabi-4.4.0/bin/arm-eabi- zImage -j4
git clone git://github.com/isaacj87/kernel-2.6.29-M860.git
make ARCH=arm chaos_defconfig
make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=~/android/system/prebuilt/linux-x86/toolchain/arm-eabi-4.4.0/bin/arm-eabi- zImage -j4
LD .tmp_vmlinux1
arch/arm/mach-msm/built-in.o: In function `handle_battery_call':
/home/bobzhome/android/kernel/arch/arm/mach-msm/huawei_battery.c:845: undefined reference to `unprobe_usb_composition'
make: *** [.tmp_vmlinux1] Error 1
I had a problem building the kernel:
Hi everyone, I just flashed cm7 and I read that you can overclock it to 748, but it doesn't have that option. I'm using the latest build, I've never oced to 748 but I would like to try it.
How
download his: update-kernel-2.6.29-chaosOC_748-signed.zip and flash it in cwm recover, than open up settings, cyanogenMod settings and tap performance than tap cpu settings.
I had a problem building the kernel:
make mrproper
git pull
I installed the latest cm7. Build but now my camera is not working, it says it cannot connect.