[Q] Some WIFI Problems with FROYO X on Rhod210 - HTC Touch Pro 2

[kleper]

Well, I'd recommend 1250 then I guess... Usually I recommend the newest GIT kernel, which is currently 1253.

FYI, you already can remove Windows and flash the device to run Android natively. It's just not as stable as haret, but it's getting there. Plus, it's only a partial NAND boot - only init and the zImage are actually loaded on the MTD if I'm not mistaken, everything else is on the SD card (which is still 99% of the data...)

But, if you're feeling brave and really do want to completely get rid of WinMo, NAND boot away... can't say I didn't warn ya

I read about NAND Boot, and think carefully, because my goal is to completely remove windows, but I think first learn more about the phone, android and things, I'm not developer so these things more difficult, I have them I quetomar calmly. arrrghhh thank you very much.

 

[farukb]

Hi,

i have a blackstone,and froyo x said mac address unavailable with every kernel and modules i tried,i tried the same modules and kernel with xdandroid frx03 and frx04 and my wifi worked fine

now,i searched for wifi-nvram.txt on my device,i wanted to type in my mac,but i didn't find the file at the location specified in f22's post.

my question is: are all other parameters in rhodium's wifi-nvram the same as ones in blackstone's (can i use rhodium's wifi-nvram.txt to do the trick)

or should i add "wifi.mac=" to my startup

thanks

 

[arrrghhh]

Hi,

i have a blackstone,and froyo x said mac address unavailable with every kernel and modules i tried,i tried the same modules and kernel with xdandroid frx03 and frx04 and my wifi worked fine

now,i searched for wifi-nvram.txt on my device,i wanted to type in my mac,but i didn't find the file at the location specified in f22's post.

my question is: are all other parameters in rhodium's wifi-nvram the same as ones in blackstone's (can i use rhodium's wifi-nvram.txt to do the trick)

or should i add "wifi.mac=" to my startup

thanks

It should work... try it, it won't hurt anything.

 

[porkenhimer]

This will fix your problem. Find your MAC ADDRESS on your phone and write it in the WIFI-NVRAM.TXT then place the WIFI-NVRAM.TXT in the root of your storage card. Now replace your FROYO.USER.CONF with the one in this zip. The FROYO.USER.CONF is in this folder ANDBOOT/CONF. Now boot android and you'll have wifi working.
www.4shared.com/file/UXS_y76U/WIFI-NVRAM.html

 

[farukb]

This will fix your problem. Find your MAC ADDRESS on your phone and write it in the WIFI-NVRAM.TXT then place the WIFI-NVRAM.TXT in the root of your storage card. Now replace your FROYO.USER.CONF with the one in this zip. The FROYO.USER.CONF is in this folder ANDBOOT/CONF. Now boot android and you'll have wifi working.
www.4shared.com/file/UXS_y76U/WIFI-NVRAM.html

yeah i know about entering mac via nvram,but i wasn't sure if rhodium's nvram file works for blackstone, because i don't know if the hardware is completely the same.

thanks anyway

i am trying froyo x 1.21. and new kernel solved wifi issues,but 1.12 seems to be ultra fast

@arrrghhh how come you can't get tiad to work with you guys,you said froyo x is sort of a rip off,but how can it be that much faster
i tested FRX03 and FRX04 with linpack on blackstone @528MHz and i got

1.991 MFLOPS with FRX03
somewhere around 2.3 with FRX04

where froyo x 1.12 gave 3.7 MFLOPS

the difference doesn't just seem huge,it also feels huge