Correct with all questions concerning golf vs non-golf:
1.7.10 is golf
1.7.11 is non-golf
Stop lurking so hard on IRC! Thanks for the answer btw.
Got stock with golf and 1% battery flashed, so far so good!
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Correct with all questions concerning golf vs non-golf:
1.7.10 is golf
1.7.11 is non-golf
Ok, so I got my new 8GB MotoACTV rooted using "MotoACTV Root Tool V1.1.6 dot exe".
It was painless and I got success message so I assume my MotoACTV is rooted.
What is the next step if I just need to get Nike+ app on it? I dont care about all fancy stuff...like games/browser and all. Just need Nike+ and may be if there are tweaks to get battery last longer.
Can anyone help me here? Thanks in advance.
Correct me if I'm wrong CEnnis91, but if the filesystem on the SD is damaged/corrupt, even a safe environment won't allow us to repartition back to original sd state. What I've known and tested way back in 2003 was that once internal storage is corrupt, system partition or recovery no longer identify that disk. Repartitioning/Reformating always fail as preset partition table is no longer identifiable. System & Recovery identify disk partitions through a preset partition table, when you repartition manually using external software, you change the partition table signature. System and Recovery no longer identify it or access it to repartition it back to normal, unless... Now here comes the tricky part. Samsung and HTC have both developed a way to restore bad/identifiable partition tables by releasing factory partition fingerprints to be used with ODIN. When restoring a rom image using ODIN, you have the option of selecting a factory partition fingerprint which allows full repartitioning & reformating of entire internal storage prior to writing rom image.
As far as I know, fastboot does not have that option and neither do we have a MotoACTV partition fingerprint to work or rely on. That is why I am skeptical on trying my test method on the watch for now. Again, my information dates back to 2003, when PDAs' internal flash were voltage dependent. Now with Non-volatile ram, internal flash has become way more stable, but same data read/write principles apply.
My information could be slightly outdated and would love to know more about how you were able to restore internal flash using fastboot without utilizing a factory partition fingerprint.
Appreciate your valuable insight.
PS: As for what more could be installed on this watch, trust me when I say this, we've barely scratched the surface. My attempts of building a fully functional rom have failed because of the limited space we have and it's been getting on my nerves lately
Hello. I am new to the XDA forums and have been intrigued with the Motoactv ever since it was rooted. I have searched through the posts and have found that Grooveip and Google Voice have been tested on some ROM (Clear's?; page 71 of this thread) with Grooveip unfortunately being useless since the person being called cannot hear your voice. I noticed the latest DPRom also does not have audio input functionality.
How much progress has been made on resolving this issue? Can it even be resolved? My inner **** Tracy would like to know.
Thank you for all your hard work, CEnnis91 and everyone else who has contributed to rooting and developing for this watch.
Audio input in the MotoACTV seems to be capped at 8000 Khz by software. Any program that tries to use audio input fails because they try to use 44100 Khz. The audio hardware supports 44100Khz, but we need to find a way to modify that setting.
I think using the ALSA configuration files it's possible to do a direct conversion, but maybe the driver or the kernel needs to be modified too.
Yes but we would need to develop an app that would correctly call and interface with the app; the ripping and resigning takes 2 minutes.
What is the purpose of the /preinstall partition? It seems totally useless to me...
Hello. I am new to the XDA forums and have been intrigued with the Motoactv ever since it was rooted. I have searched through the posts and have found that Grooveip and Google Voice have been tested on some ROM (Clear's?; page 71 of this thread) with Grooveip unfortunately being useless since the person being called cannot hear your voice. I noticed the latest DPRom also does not have audio input functionality.
How much progress has been made on resolving this issue? Can it even be resolved? My inner **** Tracy would like to know.
Thank you for all your hard work, CEnnis91 and everyone else who has contributed to rooting and developing for this watch.
Hello!!
I just want to know if you or anyone could install the Nike+ app in a rooted MOTOACTV, because if it is possible to load and run, I will buy one right away!! This is the app that I used for my runs and is perfect for me. Please help with this, I will wait for your answers, Thanks
dproldan said:
Thats really cool. I have been using a bluetooth speaker at night but if I dont charge my watch before going to bed it will die in the middle of the night. I'm not sure how you made yours, but it seems feasible that we could just mount a small cellphone speaker in the wrist strap. It already has a small hole in the center but if the speaker is too big we could easily enlarge it.
I'm using a very thin (0.9mm) water-proof piezo speaker from Murata. I machined a custom piece that snaps into the wristband hole to hold the speaker in place, plus a few other things that I prefer not to disclose yet.
I'm building a few of these and will offer them for sale here in a few weeks. I will take more pictures and demonstrate it better then.
I'm using a very thin (0.9mm) water-proof piezo speaker from Murata. I machined a custom piece that snaps into the wristband hole to hold the speaker in place, plus a few other things that I prefer not to disclose yet.
I'm building a few of these and will offer them for sale here in a few weeks. I will take more pictures and demonstrate it better then.
I'm using a very thin (0.9mm) water-proof piezo speaker from Murata. I machined a custom piece that snaps into the wristband hole to hold the speaker in place, plus a few other things that I prefer not to disclose yet.
I'm building a few of these and will offer them for sale here in a few weeks. I will take more pictures and demonstrate it better then.
I'm using a very thin (0.9mm) water-proof piezo speaker from Murata. I machined a custom piece that snaps into the wristband hole to hold the speaker in place, plus a few other things that I prefer not to disclose yet.
I'm building a few of these and will offer them for sale here in a few weeks. I will take more pictures and demonstrate it better then.
#include <std_disclaimer.h>
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*/