Nope, but v3 and v4 share the same baseband. I don't know about v5 as they never put out a .cab for it, but the update.zip did not have a radio.diff file.
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tdm
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Getting close to having a multi-rom build for iproj. This will be a single ROM file that installs on the p930, VS920, and SU640 (and possibly a couple more, depending on how many victims .. err .. users .. I find on xda). Should be ready to give it a whirl tomorrow or Wed. Which is good timing, as my sim should arrive tomorrow evening.
I also found some changes in the CM10 code for iproj that may help with hwaccel and bluetooth. Keeping my fingers crossed...
I also found some changes in the CM10 code for iproj that may help with hwaccel and bluetooth. Keeping my fingers crossed...
reorampage
Newbie
death2all110
Android Expert
And by that, they're gonna add crap and 'theme it' off the zip and repackage it. So in reality they're kangersand then it will be time for rom heaven because everyone is going to start making ports off cm9 or 10
IMUcarmen
Android Expert
And by that, they're gonna add crap and 'theme it' off the zip and repackage it. So in reality they're kangers
yea but I cant see the source code, so as long as it looks and feels different then i'll be happy
TDM:
This may be of interest to you.
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/097fd55621489fa272c57e048c9990de4bd61c99
It's not merged with the LGEQualcommRIL.java so we can't just flipped the switch in build.prop, but the error looks identical to what we're getting when it's trying to read the LTE sim card info.
This may be of interest to you.
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/097fd55621489fa272c57e048c9990de4bd61c99
It's not merged with the LGEQualcommRIL.java so we can't just flipped the switch in build.prop, but the error looks identical to what we're getting when it's trying to read the LTE sim card info.
death2all110
Android Expert
Nice find neph!
tdm
Android Expert
Got my SIM and just completed the first multi-rom build for CM10. Here's hoping it installs and boots. Should have some CM10 and AOKP41 ROMs posted tomorrow or so. Then I can start looking at the data issues.
It took some time to get the multi-rom scripts working because the setup for these devices is rather more complex than I've previously done. The GSM and CDMA versions have different kernels and different partition layouts.
Supporting both devices adds roughly 9mb to the rom image. The extra size is partially from having two boot.img files and partially from the unique per-device files (especially rild and its dependencies).
I don't know if I can get a single kernel to run on all devices, but I will give it a look. That would cut out about 7mb. Which, of course, implies that the non-kernel bits unique to each device are about 2mb.
Should have some CM10 and AOKP41 ROMs posted tomorrow or so. Then I can start looking at the data issues.It took some time to get the multi-rom scripts working because the setup for these devices is rather more complex than I've previously done. The GSM and CDMA versions have different kernels and different partition layouts.
Supporting both devices adds roughly 9mb to the rom image. The extra size is partially from having two boot.img files and partially from the unique per-device files (especially rild and its dependencies).
I don't know if I can get a single kernel to run on all devices, but I will give it a look. That would cut out about 7mb. Which, of course, implies that the non-kernel bits unique to each device are about 2mb.
blueracer90
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Good luck TDM! but with your skills do you still need luck?
death2all110
Android Expert
Getting ready to test with changes made to LGEQualcommUiccRil
death2all110
Android Expert
No go. Changes didn't seem to make a difference 
Two questions. Did you also do the build.prop change needed and does the radio log look different at all or is it still crashing and then reporting that the radio is off?No go. Changes didn't seem to make a difference
phillip_viado
Well-Known Member
dude all these progress updates are killing me. i am just too excited
IMUcarmen
Android Expert
tdm, let me heap some more praise on you if I may, OK I just gave myself permission so here it goes....THANK YOU for always giving us updates! I love it! It Keeps things interesting and it's very refreshing to have a developer throw out daily updates! You are exactly like I would be if I were a developer. You rock man! keep it up! and thank you again!
death2all110
Android Expert
yes i did to the build.prop. After a bit it does get 1x but still says RUIM needs provisioned, not sure if its crashing. Its solid 1x. so...
tdm
Android Expert
That's progress at least. I had 1x data on Sprint some time ago, not sure if it's the same thing or not.
I wonder if 3G is handled on the LTE side of things...?
tdm
Android Expert
Could someone figure out if "wifi direct", aka "wifi p2p" is supported on the Spectrum?
It's supported on the Nitro and I see a kernel device p2p0 to control it. But on the Spectrum, there is no such device. This is the reason wifi isn't working -- the system is trying to enable p2p0 and cannot, so it bails.
If the Spectrum does support it, I'll need to investigate fixing the kernel wlan driver. If not, I can change the build config to omit it.
It's supported on the Nitro and I see a kernel device p2p0 to control it. But on the Spectrum, there is no such device. This is the reason wifi isn't working -- the system is trying to enable p2p0 and cannot, so it bails.
If the Spectrum does support it, I'll need to investigate fixing the kernel wlan driver. If not, I can change the build config to omit it.
tdm
Android Expert
Could someone figure out for sure if "wifi direct", aka "wifi p2p" is supported on the Spectrum?
It's supported on the Nitro and I see a kernel device p2p0 to control it. But on the Spectrum, there is no such device. This is the reason wifi isn't working -- the system is trying to enable p2p0 and cannot, so it bails.
If the Spectrum does support it, I'll need to investigate fixing the kernel wlan driver. If not, I can change the build config to omit it.
It's supported on the Nitro and I see a kernel device p2p0 to control it. But on the Spectrum, there is no such device. This is the reason wifi isn't working -- the system is trying to enable p2p0 and cannot, so it bails.
If the Spectrum does support it, I'll need to investigate fixing the kernel wlan driver. If not, I can change the build config to omit it.
androidslam
Newbie
Hi tdm,
Several articles seem to support that the Spectrum does support wifi direct. For example, under the "Other odds and ends" near the end of this article:
LG Spectrum review - Verizon gets another decent second-gen LTE phone | Android Central
I think the SmartShare app controls it.
By the way, thanks for all the work you are doing on this.
Several articles seem to support that the Spectrum does support wifi direct. For example, under the "Other odds and ends" near the end of this article:
LG Spectrum review - Verizon gets another decent second-gen LTE phone | Android Central
I think the SmartShare app controls it.
By the way, thanks for all the work you are doing on this.
androidslam
Newbie
Actually I guess it was in the settings menu.
http://m-support.verizonwireless.com/clc/devices/knowledge_base.html?id=67001
Those instructions are for Spec 2 but same for ours. Just checked on mine.
http://m-support.verizonwireless.com/clc/devices/knowledge_base.html?id=67001
Those instructions are for Spec 2 but same for ours. Just checked on mine.
