Framework developer help needed.

[cx5]

Hi guys,

Just found out Jetstream phone no sound because some missing commands in framework. Can someone recommend a willing framework engineer?

Sent from my GT-P1000 using xda app-developers app

 

[finniest]

Just found out Jetstream phone no sound because some missing commands in framework. Can someone recommend a willing framework engineer?

You can try copying some of the system/framework/*.jar files from a ROM with a fully working phone? I suggest starting with LeeDrOiD HC Flyer ROM -- link below.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1406851

It should be noted that LeeDrOiD did some pretty significant kernel work as well. You might want to figure out if his kernel was partly or wholly responsible for the phone functionality.

 

[cx5]

Thanks, will get to it. From observing GT-P1000, it seems kernel is fine, just lacking something in framework, but I haven't managed to ask deep enough. Like which JAR files?

You can try copying some of the system/framework/*.jar files from a ROM with a fully working phone? I suggest starting with LeeDrOiD HC Flyer ROM -- link below.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1406851

It should be noted that LeeDrOiD did some pretty significant kernel work as well. You might want to figure out if his kernel was partly or wholly responsible for the phone functionality.

 

[finniest]

Thanks, will get to it. From observing GT-P1000, it seems kernel is fine, just lacking something in framework, but I haven't managed to ask deep enough. Like which JAR files?

I don't know much about the framework directory. It looks like it contains functionality that is stagnant for a given Android version and flavor -- i.e. Android x and HTC Sense y.

Java .JAR files are linked at runtime which makes them pretty easy to upgrade without problems. I don't know the anatomy of Android .JAR files, however. They are .ZIP compatible so open one up and see.

Often when swapping out software pieces that are dependent on other pieces you have to rely on a lot of trial and error. If you try doing this then expect to run into a lot of boot loops.