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I have one issue: can i make phone calls but I don't receive any call!!!

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1) The kernel doesn't care where you place the files. Right now I use a debian system with Ferora and Gentoo in a chroot. Both work fine with the Debian kernel.
In other words, if you have a kernel that works for you then use that it should work with the rest of the installation.

2) I don't get what you mean with files are "split up into many files", I am just guessing but you must be extracting it wrong. Maybe it's a windows thing, I haven't used windows in 15 years so I wouldn't be able to help you with that.

3) I have included everything you need to duplicate what I got, which works for me, and it appears to work for others too. Now i don't use that phone much, and there might be bugs I am unaware of, but don't tell me it doesn't work at all, just because you can't get it to work.
To reiterate on what I said in an earlier post, it was my understanding that /system required files to be placed in a certain area under a certain name. Wether that name be /data or /bin or whatever. Maybe I stand corrected...

On the installation of the kernel, I used both the RUU and HardSPL methods (flash from win xp and flash from SD card). Neither process worked for me... Something I'm doing wrong?

I don't understand as much about Debian as I should, but since I wrote code and programs in SCO Xenix in the past, I should have some grasp on how Linux works.

As for Android, I'm just beginning to understand the different parameters that makes it work with phones and other devices. I apologize for any lack of knowledge that I show or mistakes I make in figuring this stuff out.
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AT&T Tilt/HTC Kaiser 160
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Scoot's 2.6.32.9 N50Vc Kernel
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Samsung SGH-i997 Infuse 4G, Some form of CM10.1
 
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Hello to all tilt kaiser's fan
im trying to go back from android to original stock rom of cingular and on the update from the sd i get :

Radio -ok
bootloader -ok
splash -ok
os -fail

00018003
update terminate
update fail

to go back to android i cant
now im realy stuck, what to do ?????
I want my tilt alive again

"OLD FOX" MIO....,PALM TREO 650
KAISER 100 8925 tilt SHIFU V20
R 1.70.19.09 G 25.83.40 SPL 3.34
ANDROID Eclair 2.1
looking forward to do this on Nokia N97
GALAXY S1 9100T PILOTEX V6,GALAXY 2 9100 OFFICIAL 2.3.6
NEW LOOK ON LIFE :ALL IN ONE - ONE IN ALL - WOW !!!
 
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