Indeed its force closing in this nightly
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Kernel needs to be recompiled due to ramdisk changes causing Phone FC.
Yes, we will need to wait for a new version of Semaphore Kernel. Until then we need to stick to 20131021 CM10.2 Nightly (this is the latest Nightly in which Semaphore still works without problems) (for those that use CM10.2) or update to a new CM10.2 Nightly and not use Semaphore 3.2.0 and wait for a new version to be released by stratosk.
Yes, we will need to wait for a new version of Semaphore Kernel. Until then we need to stick to 20131021 CM10.2 Nightly (this is the latest Nightly in which Semaphore still works without problems) (for those that use CM10.2) or update to a new CM10.2 Nightly and not use Semaphore 3.2.0 and wait for a new version to be released by stratosk.
Another question:
What effect when using newer nightlys of CM 10.2 with Sema? Does the phone work???
Thanks in advance!
Hey there
This is a tiny bug report, possibly... I think.
When using the Semaphore kernel, using an NTFS-formatted SD card is tedious. I have to manually insmod fuse and execute ntfs-3g with the correct parameters before clicking the "mount SD card" option in the storage screen. I now noticed that the original CM kernel just... recognises the SD and it immediately works after booting.
Is this happening on purpose? I mean, I can live with it, but since I am one of those flash addicts, I need to do it at least several times a week.
Semaphore JB 3.2.0 on a CM 10.2 Nightly newer than 20131021 will cause Phone app to force close, making the user unable to use it.
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When i use cyanogenmod kernel, it's no issuse.Phone fc shouldn't be the kernel. Or its more likely rom
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Phone fc shouldn't be the kernel. Or its more likely rom
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I feel almost bad asking for this, but would you consider compiling the FUSE FS into the kernel, but not as a module? Like ts1506 explained hereNew version 3.3.0
- Linux kernel 3.0.101
- CWM 6.0.4.4
- initramfs changes for CM compatibility