I'm not sure how this might help all of you V developers. But the official Gingerbread source was just posted a bit ago on the LG Open Source Code Distribution site for the Optimus S. It is not available in the LG Updater tool yet. I thought this might be useful for anyone developing for the V still.
in the drop down box select mobile phones
in the other box type ls670
I was getting ready to compile this and give it a go and two questions came up
1) how do you change the keylayout from the kernel
2) the lg optimus v 2.2.2 kernel had some funny business going on if you used the kernel. If you type adb remount without changing the ramdisk you get
an error stating it's not allowed. But if you edit the default prop in the ramdisk to allow this then adb shell would mess up. Any one know how to fix
I was getting ready to compile this and give it a go and two questions came up
1) how do you change the keylayout from the kernel
2) the lg optimus v 2.2.2 kernel had some funny business going on if you used the kernel. If you type adb remount without changing the ramdisk you get
an error stating it's not allowed. But if you edit the default prop in the ramdisk to allow this then adb shell would mess up. Any one know how to fix
hopefully that's what you're needing, but I'm not positive.
edit: looks like they changed the second bit quite a bit in 2.6.35, it'll take more work to patch in the changes for the v in the product id codes now.
FWIW in order to get USB tethering working, the IHO kernel does not use the stock VM670 USB code, so I wouldn't worry too much about patching anything or maintaining the USB IDs.
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