Re: [android-building] Galaxy Nexus CDMA no Data in Master branch build.

[Jean-Baptiste Queru]

(Note: I haven't actually tried this recently).

The master branch is always a work in progress, so there's potential for instabilities. That's especially true in the domain of telephony, which receives a fairly steady stream of AOSP contributions. Telephony in the master on actually hardware tends to be hit-and-miss, because the proprietary telephony binaries tend to be tied to specific versions of the Open Source code, and getting them mismatched commonly results in having no telephony functionality.

JBQ

On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 2:35 PM, Trey Fordham <trey...@gmail.com> wrote:

Are the binaries just that out of date that the master branch doesn't support them anymore? If not, What changed that caused cdma data to become a no go.

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[Antonio Marín Cerezuela]

Hi,

There was a problem in master branch where the APNs resource files where not updated to DB version 8 causing the APN database to be empty and no data connection possible unless you configure the APN manually. Check if your APN list is empty, if it's the case you can add a valid one or resync, as the problem is already solved in master.

BR,

Tony