that is not manila 2.6 but manila 2.5!
the 2.6 doesn't work on MSM720xx ie doesn't work on every device between Diamond and Rhodium and obviously older devices ...
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that is not manila 2.6 but manila 2.5!
the 2.6 doesn't work on MSM720xx ie doesn't work on every device between Diamond and Rhodium and obviously older devices ...
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pongothemagnificent
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Your very wrong friend, manila is in no way CPU dependent, idk were you got that idea from but its wrong.
was thinking the exact same thingHi , what about Diamond ?
A new rom today ? maybe ?
bye!
as NRGZ said it doesn't work on our devices ... it might depends from a different graphic acceleration
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You sure about that?, i know something....that a little bird told me
, but im not telling.
You sure about that?, i know something....that a little bird told me
You're not telling because you don't know... Stop trying to act smart
I start to hate HTC.
They think, that one device has life-cyckle 1/2 year? WTF!
I don't have that much money for buing new HTC device twice a year.
I don't understeand, why Manila 2.6 don't run on Raphael
They think, that one device has life-cyckle 1/2 year? WTF!
I don't have that much money for buing new HTC device twice a year.
I don't understeand, why Manila 2.6 don't run on Raphael
Are you seriously going to complain that your device does not support the new frontend that is meant for phones two generations newer (i.e year+) Than your phone? It seems to me that they are building two versions for a reason in parallel, one for older chips, one for newer chips, most likely with some kind of GPU acceleration that our current phones do not support.
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pongothemagnificent
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You're not telling because you don't know... Stop trying to act smart
Believe whatever you want mate, as they say time will tell.
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2.6 does not work on Qualcom Chipsets.
2.6 was first developed on the HTC Qilin, this device is OMAP3, This was back in june, so 2.6 is nothing new. and the device is using Power Vector Textiles(PVR) for the GFX, and since qualcomm chipsets do not recgonize PVR GFX, 2.6 manila will not work. Qulacomm chipsets use QTC GFX, and not PVR.
but recently 2.6 manila has been getting back ported to 2.5 manila, and that is where you saw that at. if you look at UDK ROM, and in the registry, you will see that Manila_Core version is 2.5.1918, but the version in manila reports 2.6, but its actually 2.5.
2.5 is actually now more powerful the 2.6, and the only reason it is 2.6 is becuase it is developed for a different chipset, and so it has different GFX.
and so a real 2.6 manila will not work in any way on Qualcomm Devices.
2.6 was first developed on the HTC Qilin, this device is OMAP3, This was back in june, so 2.6 is nothing new. and the device is using Power Vector Textiles(PVR) for the GFX, and since qualcomm chipsets do not recgonize PVR GFX, 2.6 manila will not work. Qulacomm chipsets use QTC GFX, and not PVR.
but recently 2.6 manila has been getting back ported to 2.5 manila, and that is where you saw that at. if you look at UDK ROM, and in the registry, you will see that Manila_Core version is 2.5.1918, but the version in manila reports 2.6, but its actually 2.5.
2.5 is actually now more powerful the 2.6, and the only reason it is 2.6 is becuase it is developed for a different chipset, and so it has different GFX.
and so a real 2.6 manila will not work in any way on Qualcomm Devices.
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I start to hate HTC.
They think, that one device has life-cyckle 1/2 year? WTF!
I don't have that much money for buing new HTC device twice a year.
I don't understeand, why Manila 2.6 don't run on Raphael
The life cycle on ANY phone is about a year...Even the iPhone was upgraded after 6 months and that was only because they rushed out the earlier version to capture market share...Then had to fix all the issues that caused. like HEY we got cut and paste! WOW! (LOL)
Not certain but I expect the design leadtime on each model is about 2 years from paper to product. It's unreasonable to expect technology to be cutting edge for more than a year...
A computer (even the fancy gaming rigs) are almost obsolete by the time you open the box...
Moore's Law at work!
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