Replicant

08/24/2015

09:43 PM Replicant Issue #615: button presses may be received as two presses

That's fine with me.
Strangely I ran into the same problem with my i9300 running cyanogenmod. The solution/workaro... Andrew Engelbrecht

12/18/2013

02:33 AM Replicant Issue #735: emmc secure erase bug

after a quick visual check, it appears branches with this commit may be patched:
https://github.com/CyanogenMo... Andrew Engelbrecht

12/15/2013

08:39 PM Replicant Issue #735: emmc secure erase bug

sorry about all that uncertainty. i found the patch for the relevant file:
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_... Andrew Engelbrecht

08:15 PM Replicant Issue #735: emmc secure erase bug

found what i was looking for. i believe it's this one:
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_samsung_smdk4210 Andrew Engelbrecht

08:12 PM Replicant Issue #735: emmc secure erase bug

github search is broken, and has been for a while. (searching for CM repos containing the word "bash" or "4210" bring... Andrew Engelbrecht

12/12/2013

07:20 PM Replicant Issue #735 (Closed): emmc secure erase bug

ok, the following issue does apply to replicant:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/EMMC_Bugs#Samsung_eMMC_secure_erase... Andrew Engelbrecht

12/08/2013

05:03 AM Replicant Issue #729 (Rejected): have you applied the patch for the emmc secure erase bug, aka "superbrick"?

my phone has a chip potentially effected by this:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/EMMC_Bugs#Samsung_eMMC_secure_eras... Andrew Engelbrecht

11/16/2013

01:52 AM Replicant Issue #615: button presses may be received as two presses

i haven't tried it with any other numbers. also, i'm not using replicant right now. :-(
the people there said they... Andrew Engelbrecht

08/16/2013

11:01 PM Replicant Issue #561: android system crashes

ok. i guess it could have to do with the configuration, or some factor of the whole installation that caused the vari... Andrew Engelbrecht

08/12/2013

04:08 PM Replicant Issue #615: button presses may be received as two presses

yeah, it seemed like a problem with DTMF tones. if the number '1' was being held for too long, then the receiving end... Andrew Engelbrecht