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RIL Needed
Anyone have a flashable .zip of this RIL?
HTC-RIL 2.2.0201HM
It goes with this Radio: 26.14.04.28_M
Been searching for over an hour now. Thanks y'all!!
Anyone have a flashable .zip of this RIL?
HTC-RIL 2.2.0201HM
It goes with this Radio: 26.14.04.28_M
Been searching for over an hour now. Thanks y'all!!
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ok. i done effed up. right now i have rasroygbiv's melchizedek rom loaded on my inspire. I then flashed the 20.06.04.06_M radio on my phone without the RIL. It worked. It was a bit slow but it worked. Then I tried flashing the matching RIL and now no data. I then tried the next one down (the 26.06.06.30_M w/ RCData and the AOSP RIL). still no data. All of the MD5's checked out
Thanks for any help. I'm stumped.
Thanks for any help. I'm stumped.
From my experience experimenting with this issue on Melchezidek and Redemption, the RIL 2.2.0018G that loads with the ROMs is specific to ICS builds, and other RILs do not work. I'm running RIL 2.2.0018G with radio 26.14.4.28_M with decent results.
Live about 50 miles north of you, and use either Redemption or Mel, depending on the mood. I've had good luck with the official 10.04.03. Also have used the 14.04.28 with good results.
On several roms I've tried flashing the 2.2.0079HM RIL from the OP but when I check it with RIL Infos the RIL hasn't changed. Any ideas?
Sent from my Inspire 4G using Tapatalk 2 Beta-5
Sent from my Inspire 4G using Tapatalk 2 Beta-5
Is there really any major differences with or with out the rcdata.. I guess it depends on the person?
please help
I have been searching for about an hour for the pd98img or the radio for 26.14.04.28_M
Someone a few pages back posted a dropbox link, but it doesn't work anymore.
I have been searching for about an hour for the pd98img or the radio for 26.14.04.28_M
Someone a few pages back posted a dropbox link, but it doesn't work anymore.
Try a reboot. RIL Infos may not pick up the change on the fly.
Sent to a tower near you using ClearDroid and XDA app.
After flashing/rebooting nothing changes. I even checked the dates of the ril files with root explorer and it didn't change. Only way I've been able to have the correct rils is to copy them manually then give the correct permissions/ownership via root explorer....
Sent from my HTC Inspire 4G using Tapatalk 2 Beta-5
I've done back to back tests of my hd2 and inspire 4g...both on edge..on t-mobile and the hd2 always gets better speeds even while still on edge.... I don't know if it's because the inspire is an aT&T phone with an at&t radio....so I guess I want to know if anyone can recommend a radio which will work better on t-mobile's bands which are of course different than at&t.......I pondered that perhaps I should use an "international" radio vs a local at&t since some of them also use the 2100mhz bands. I don't even know that the bands really matter since those are for 3g and the phone is limited to edge in my "home area".
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
Try a DHD radio... And second the inspire will never get 3g because of its hardware... The inspire is not have a quad band like some of the newer phones that came out... I had to learn this the hard way...
Sent from my Desire HD using xda premium
I'm running IceColdSandwich 7.4 on my Inspire 4G. Is it okay for me to flash this radio? 26.14.04.28_M
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Any recommended settings for Simple Mobile in Oregon?
Sent from my Inspire 4G using XDA Premium App
Sent from my Inspire 4G using XDA Premium App
My issue is the exact opposite, i've lost data and now when i flash different RILs..it remains the same..
this is the radio i flashed..
Radio w/RCDATA: 12.59.60.26P_26.11.04.21_M
MD5 Sum: 57cccef401c372c6d421c986ee42e0fe
immediately after rebooted, and flashed this..
RIL: HTC-RIL 2.2.160
MD5 Sum: 864d02352ce1100968cb39fe6ce65160
it was working upon the first reboot now i have no data, and the ril information doesnt change despite how many times i reboot or use a different ril it remains the same help.
andim running MIUI 4.0.4 2.5.4 ICS based..rom
this is the radio i flashed..
Radio w/RCDATA: 12.59.60.26P_26.11.04.21_M
MD5 Sum: 57cccef401c372c6d421c986ee42e0fe
immediately after rebooted, and flashed this..
RIL: HTC-RIL 2.2.160
MD5 Sum: 864d02352ce1100968cb39fe6ce65160
it was working upon the first reboot now i have no data, and the ril information doesnt change despite how many times i reboot or use a different ril it remains the same help.
andim running MIUI 4.0.4 2.5.4 ICS based..rom
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85I'm sorry to say, but I will no longer be maintaining this thread. Should any one of you wish to continue it, by all means. I've moved on to a different phone. You all can catch me in the Xperia Ion threads. I have sold my Inspire.
Important Notice
Everything within this post HAS been tested and is known to work on the HTC Inspire. This post is for educational purposes. You accept all risks associated with "flashing" any files found within this post or it's thread. Please read the FAQ section before asking questions within the thread. If you fail to do so, XDA members will remind you of such.
Table of Contents
(In order of appearance in post)
OP Change Log
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
HTC Inspire Radio's
Desire HD Radio's (Only those tested & known to work on Inspire)
Special Thanks
Code:[B][U][SIZE="5"]Change Log[/SIZE][/U][/B] 1. Added Table of Contents 2. Color Coded Table of Contents (For Faster Navigation) 3. Removed Suggested Roms (This will be left up to Dev's of each Rom) 4. Re-Did Frequently Asked Questions Section 5. Inspire Radio's Listed First 6. Radio's Listed in Chronological Order
Listed below are radios released for the Inspire.
The MD5 Sum of these files is strictly for download integrity checks.
Below are DHD releases, tested Inspire compatible.
The MD5 Sum of these files is strictly for download integrity checks.
Thanks to the following:
-Gene Poole
-Scott_S
-henrybravo
-chrisjaffe
-daedelus82
-and anyone else I missed
* If your name should be here, message me.40First, I would like to thank the op for his tireless work on this thread, however to alleviate some of the pressure on him I have been given the go ahead to maintain this thread. This post is where the updated radios and rils will be posted from here on.
Released for Inspire 4G (AT&T/United States) - 8-12-2011
Radio OS Base: Gingerbread
Radio w/RCDATA: 12.59.60.26P_26.11.04.21_M
MD5 Sum: 57cccef401c372c6d421c986ee42e0fe
Radio w/o RCDATA: 12.59.60.26P_26.11.04.21_M
MD5 Sum: 440a27f00b550a326fd793836e6af54b
RIL: HTC-RIL 2.2.160
MD5 Sum: 864d02352ce1100968cb39fe6ce6516013Here is the new radio in todays OTA . Tested this on my phone
Base: Gingerbread 3.20.502 (Sense 3.0)
12.69A.60.29X_26.17.14.11_M
MD5: 6704C8E79429573DDC8F2F5F39F55C31
Edit-XDA giving me issues will try to reupload if not ill post it on my dropbox aswell
edit2- https://dl.dropbox.com/u/61926326/PD98IMG.zip
Mirror in case my dropbox gets hammered : http://min.us/mbm38mTocP12I posted this in response to a question in the General section and just thought I'd post it here in case anyone found it helpful. It's the method I'm currently using to test battery drain with various radio/RIL combinations. If anyone thinks I'm smoking crack or has a suggestion to improve this method, by all means let me know.
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Another unscientific method that will give you a decent indication of determining just the raw idle cell radio draw is:
- download and install Battery Monitor Widget (it's a free download on the Market)
- disable GPS, bluetooth and wifi
- disable background data and auto sync
- disable any type of automatic data polling or push notifications in your apps (email, twitter, facebook, etc)
- reboot your phone so that you can perform testing on a freshly loaded OS with minimal apps running.
2011/06/10 | 02:23:25 PM | -5mA | 79% | 3974mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:20:25 PM | -1mA | 79% | 3974mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:17:25 PM | -3mA | 79% | 3974mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:14:25 PM | -3mA | 79% | 3974mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:11:25 PM | -5mA | 79% | 3974mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:08:25 PM | -11mA | 79% | 3974mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:05:25 PM | -5mA | 79% | 3974mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:02:25 PM | -1mA | 79% | 3974mV | 22.0°C
Observe the 3rd column; this is the milliamp drain of your battery. Now scroll down and observe all the milliamp numbers, but only for the time period your phone was in standby mode. The average of these numbers is your battery drain in standby mode with your cell radio ON.
Now put your phone into AIRPLANE mode. This will completely shut down down all the radios in your phone. Since you already had your GPS, bluetooth and wifi radios disabled from step #2 above, putting your phone into airplane mode will only additionally disable the cell radio. Now let your phone just sit in standby mode (screen off) for a while and observe the battery draw. Unless you've got an app running in the background that is using your battery, in airplane mode your milliamp numbers will probably be around -1 mA every poll, and should look something like this:
2011/06/10 | 02:46:37 PM | -1mA | 78% | 3967mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:43:37 PM | -1mA | 78% | 3967mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:40:37 PM | -1mA | 78% | 3967mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:37:37 PM | -1mA | 78% | 3967mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:34:37 PM | -1mA | 78% | 3967mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:31:37 PM | -1mA | 78% | 3967mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:28:37 PM | -1mA | 78% | 3967mV | 22.0°C
2011/06/10 | 02:25:37 PM | -1mA | 78% | 3967mV | 22.0°C
The difference in these milliamp averages between airplane mode on and off is a good approximation of your idle cell radio battery draw.
One thing I have found in my testing is that when my phone is stationary in a decent signal area, my cell radio draw is minimal (like in my example above where the draw is averaging around 4 or 5 milliamps). However when I'm driving or walking around, the cell radio drains quite a bit more juice (averages around 5-20 mA with brief spikes to 150mA). Naturally the assumption is the cell radio uses more juice as it tries to hang on to weaker signals and as the signal jumps from tower to tower as you're traveling around. I've been testing different radios and RILs to see if I can get an improvement in the "traveling around" cell radio battery drain but haven't come up with anything yet that makes a significant difference. FWIW I'm doing my testing in 4g mode.11
Yes, this will be corrected. I have changed the status, to reflect that the OP is "under construction" ... The OP is getting a complete facelift. Unfortunately, this takes time, as there is a lot of info out there, and many questions through out the thread that I am going to try and cover in the OP.
I have been updating the OP, via a text doc on my PC. The OP itself will change once I have everything set up properly. I didn't wanna do one thing here, one thing there... My goal is to get it all right, then just do one massive update.
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