Android 2.2 SDK is out!!

[Guest hungary]

http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html#android Edited May 20, 2010 by hungary

[Guest eckengucker1]

http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?titl...ack_Boot_Images thats the way how it works...

[Guest Lizzleeee]

`woooooo can't wait!

[Guest MarcusHenrique]

http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?titl...ack_Boot_Images thats the way how it works...

That's the trick, but don't forget the rest of the package, not only the boot img is need to be loaded.

[Guest hungary]

G1, HERO, N1, NEXUS, DESIRE RUNS THE 2.2 !!! Hero and G1 is the same category as our Pulse!!!

[Guest eckengucker1]

That's the trick, but don't forget the rest of the package, not only the boot img is need to be loaded.

ofc :rolleyes:

and and and is wifi working? no it isn't

Edited May 20, 2010 by eckengucker1

[Guest hungary]

@BigBear: you tried to fastboot the System.img and ramdisk from the sdk???

[Guest MarcusHenrique]

ofc :rolleyes:

and and and is wifi working? no it isn't

I've just mentioned it cause all that article is boot related. You can even read at the end of the page that they say: "This is not the same as applying an update.zip"

[Guest Stevos]

Disclaimer: I'm a java / app / web guy, and know nothing about linux kernels, so I may be way off base...

It seems like it ought to be possible to pinch the existing Huawei hardware drivers from a working ROM / kernel, and recompile them into a new kernel. After all, the kernel revisions between android 1.5 and 2.2 are only very minor version numbers, and I would have thought that the driver architecture would remain the same?

Does anyone know if this is feasible, and if so, perhaps it might be possible to get vibration support in our current 2.1 builds by compiling the old driver into the new kernel?

[Guest eckengucker1]

Bartman wasn't related to you :rolleyes:

[Guest MarcusHenrique]

Bartman wasn't related to you :D

Right, :rolleyes:

[Guest Basher52]

Now that we know that the baseband is still the same, isnt there the possibility of using the 1.5 Drivers?

Once I found a complete Driver/Kernel package at Huawei, will see if i will find it again :rolleyes:

[Guest roscoe141]

You can find more info on this site:

http://developer.android.com/index.html

Android 2.2 SDK:

http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-2.2.html

EDIT: Flash 10.1 Beta is also available for android 2.2!

http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/

EDIT 2: it seems that me and hungary have started new topics about android 2.2 at the same time :rolleyes:

Ok I'm fairly new to this and confused:

Is that Froyo?

Will it work on a non rooted Desire?

[Guest MarcusHenrique]

Ok I'm fairly new to this and confused:

Is that Froyo?

Will it work on a non rooted Desire?

Yes, it's Froyo.

For it to work on a Desire, a Dev must compile it along with Desire's kernel.

[Guest eckengucker1]

Now that we know that the baseband is still the same, isnt there the possibility of using the 1.5 Drivers?

Once I found a complete Driver/Kernel package at Huawei, will see if i will find it again :rolleyes:

hmm, would be worth a shot :D

[Guest roscoe141]

Yes, it's Froyo.

For it to work on a Desire, a Dev must compile it along with Desire's kernel.

Thank you.

Will there be an official release from HTC or our network providers?

Edited May 20, 2010 by roscoe141

[Guest Epic-Emodude]

Thank you.

Will there be an official release from HTC or our network providers?

Probably... but you might have to wait a while...

[Guest le_lutin]

Thank you.

Will there be an official release from HTC or our network providers?

You might get a better/more definitive response on the Desire forum, no?

[Guest roscoe141]

Probably... but you might have to wait a while...

Oh ok, thanks for the reply.

You might get a better/more definitive response on the Desire forum, no?

Yeah guess so. Sorry guys.

[Guest MarcusHenrique]

You might get a better/more definitive response on the Desire forum, no?

Tsc, tsc.. This rich kids uptown... Always rubbing their Desires in our poor Pulses faces...

Edited May 20, 2010 by MarcusHenrique

[Guest davbren]

Ok... So we have to go through this agony of "will it, won't it work?" again!?

I just wanna have me some lurve partay!

[Guest Daniel Williamson]

Ok... So we have to go through this agony of "will it, won't it work?" again!?

I just wanna have me some lurve partay!

+1

[Guest roscoe141]

Tsc, tsc.. This rich kids uptown... Always rubbing their Desires in our poor Pulses faces...

lol I didn't mean to tease. I should also add I ain't no rich kid. I got my Desire handset free for £15 a month, unlimited texts and internet and 300 free minutes on Orange 24 mth contract when I told them I was leaving them for a £20 Vodafone contract with the Legend. I guess I just got lucky.

Edited May 20, 2010 by roscoe141

[Guest HunteronX]

According to this video it running on the HTC hero, it runs on the 2.6.29 kernel :rolleyes: - so technically the sdk images should be able to be flashed onto the pulse now and work - maybe some of the drivers will work too...

EDIT: Pic looks better now.

EDIT 2: Oops, people have already posted about this - sorry.

Edited May 20, 2010 by HunteronX

[Guest Basher52]

http://forum.huawei.com/jive4/thread.jspa?...&orderStr=9

Its a package out of 9 parts, 4 above the long lincense und 5 under it.

Included are the Kernel itsself, driver, firmware build parts, bugreports etc, all stuff a dev needs.

Greets :rolleyes: