Originally Posted by CptAJ

Well, it let's you play some games. Sometimes the games can be software rendered but that's quite slow. The GPU lets you accelerate that (like your video card) and allows you to play other games that do require it.

It's quite old though, the GPU. Don't expect to play the latest games, but hey it's something!

Angry Birds does run. It's super slow though We did some benchmarks against the Rhodium guys and we're pulling in just about the same FPS, so if they can play it chances are we can too.

Don't we need GPU for the camera to work? I don't remember if we did or not.

Originally Posted by Andrey_Go

Hi.
I have Imagio and I run Android, and when I have call, screen does not light up. I tried to change the "auto brightness" but to no avail. Maybe someone has found a way, this fixed a bug?

And how to edit the file "init.gingerbread.rc"? I can not find an editor or a file manager in Android.

Thanks.

You should pull the file using ADB, like I mentioned. Edit it on your PC and then push it back into your phone.

The screen failing to light up is a known bug. We haven't found fix for it yet. You can answer your calls by "blindly" sliding the unlock to answer the call

Originally Posted by CptAJ

You should pull the file using ADB, like I mentioned. Edit it on your PC and then push it back into your phone.

The screen failing to light up is a known bug. We haven't found fix for it yet. You can answer your calls by "blindly" sliding the unlock to answer the call

Yes, I know that I can answer blindly. But sometimes I just can not turn on the screen that would make a call.

This happens sometimes. Just keep trying and give it some time between key presses. Suspend it, wake it, suspend it, wake it. It works most of the time.

The wakeup issue is a nasty bug we've been struggling with long before release. Right now it's usable so I'm focusing development on other usability features like the keys and g-sensor.

Originally Posted by CptAJ

You should pull the file using ADB, like I mentioned. Edit it on your PC and then push it back into your phone.

The screen failing to light up is a known bug. We haven't found fix for it yet. You can answer your calls by "blindly" sliding the unlock to answer the call

In RE: to editing file, you can install ES File Explorer from Play Store (aka Market) then launch it. Navigate to the file, press and hold the file and select "open as / text" (if prompted you have more than 1 text editor, pick ES Note Editor, if not prompted and you don't land in the editor you probably have defaults set to another program, go to "settings / applications" pick the app that is set as default, then clear defaults)

Thanks all.
I use ADB and putty.
Now GPRS is working and Android Market is working.
But the problem with screen still stay (

I cannot seem to get this to work, i have an imagio i have unlocked the SPL on, a brand new 8 gb microSD card formatted multiple times. I take all the individual files from the WD1 folder and put them in the root folder of the sd card, i copy the files through my computers SD card slot.

I have tried running harret on the mr1 stock rom, mr2 stock rom, and energy rom.

Upon running harret i see the loading linux bar and it usually freezes while this bar is on the screen, sometimes the bar will disappear and then it will freeze.

If you need anymore information let me know, my iphone was stolen and i really really could use droid functionality out of the Imagio.

Did you format the SD card with Windows or with the HP formatting tool?

Had been using windows downloaded the HP one and did a quick format, stuck on loading screen. Half way done with a long reformat to test.

Device is currently:

hardspl unlocked
stock mr1 rom
cdma only radio
no other applications installed

How i do it each time: remove microsd from phone and put in computer, format the card, place the files in the root directory, eject from computer

phone on
place microsd card in, explore to it via file explorer and then run haret.exe

Freezes after everytime. Hope this long reformat does the trick!


Still cant get it to go for some reason..

The windows format was my problem. Maybe there's something wring with the SD card?

I would try these steps:

Using another SD card
Hard reset WinMo
Redownload the android package
Copy files to SD while it is installed in the phone via USB

If none of these work, I'm sure someone else has some other ideas.