Booted into CM10 fine. Surprise surprise, my S Pen doesn't work anymore, again
. Is this a symptom of the /system corruption that Entropy mentioned earlier? It seems like sometimes the firmware gets wiped out or something (judging from what I see in /proc/last_kmsg - I get a lot of i2c send failed messages, which is what I had earlier when I first lost S Pen capability while trying to root the stock OTA).
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I am note sure which asserts the n8013 build are using just _now_, but I see that it has been looking for 'c0,n8013,GT-N8013' atleast, which does not include p4notewifi.
At least in the zip file I have, I see p4notewifi in the updater script but maybe I'm reading something wrong.
Edit: I just formatted /system and am flashing again. Let's see what happens now.
Edit2: No luck with that
Last time it appeared that flashing Entropy's rooted stock UEALH2 build fixed it for me, but broke it for at least one other person. One person reported that flashing Entropy's kernel fixed it for him (but I imagine that that's not going to work on CM10). Any ideas guys? Not in any huge rush, but it would be nice to figure this thing out.
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Here be logs:
https://gist.github.com/3496005
I've got dmesg output, /proc/kmsg, and logcat there. Anything else I should grab?
One thing to note is that in the logs you notice that there's a line that appears to indicate that the firmware for the S Pen/Wacom digitizer isn't loaded correctly.
Code:
<5>[ 13.361095] c0 [E-PEN]: fw_version=0x0 (d7:0x0,d8:0x0)
On a working system I think it's supposed to be 0x22 (I mentioned it in one of the other threads where I was trying to figure the issue out). Any ideas as to where the firmware is stored and why it might not be loaded properly?