come on guys . I have done this 2x today. step it up guys.. lets not let this go. WE NEED TO STAND UP AND DEMAND THE SOURCE CODE
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I wrote them a note, but I think we should instead be writing to someone else... google? or whoever wrote the original kernel. Isn't the kernel released under GPL? And doesn't that require the release of the modifed kernel source code at the time of release? If that is true, the fact HTC have failed to release their source code since day 1 (and it's been almost a year now) would have put them in direct violation. They should not even be able to sell the device until the source code is released! A link to get the source code should be in the phone box! Maybe non-maliciously "spamming" google about how they should enforce the GPL since they are the copyright holder would make HTC release the source.
Thank you for your reply. Shane, I understand how important the source code is for you and your colleges.
Please allow me escalate this requirement to a higher department. In order to do it, please provide me your IMEI/MEID number and the source code version you are requiring.
I will be looking for your reply.
come on guys.. Have you emailed HTC today?
I have 3x
I know that Ramjet pointed this out in another thread, but it appears that they have released our source code. It just says it is for Sprint and for the Evo 3D but it is in fact the same build number for the Virgin mobile Evo V.
1.14.652.0
htcdev.com said:Dear Joey,
Thanks for contacting us about getting your source code for your Evo V 4g. I would be glad to address this with you, Joey. In regards to this, getting that phones source code is something we are working on getting up. I do apologize for the wait in this, but I thank you for your patience in this matter. In the meanwhile, I hope you have a great day
Looks like we are finally getting somewhere
I asked them why the already have the Virgin Mobile HTC One V but not the Virgin Mobile Evo V 4G. Hopefully with all the other contacts we finally got the fire started! Way to go Android Community
I wonder what that source code represents then. It matches the build number for the VM OTA and the source for the latest Evo 3D build (2.89.651.2) was already up before that appeared.If you pull off our config file from stock ROM and compare it to the config file in this source code they are tons different. So no I don't believe this is the same source.
I wonder what that source code represents then. It matches the build number for the VM OTA and the source for the latest Evo 3D build (2.89.651.2) was already up before that appeared.
I'm not doubting your findings, just a little confused.
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htcdev.com said:Dear Joey,
Hey, Joey, thanks for getting back to us. In regards to if there is an ETA, we don't have one at this point. I know this is something that is being worked on and we don't just want to put up flawed software for the development community to use and we want it to be as close to perfect and include the patches to previous problems we've run into as well. So, that is why that we don't really have an ETA at this point. I thank you for your patience with us in this and I hope you have a great day!
Well I got a call from HTC. I responded negatively to a survey they sent me. I just picked the last option on every question. . "Very dissatisfied" lol- I told the guy why I was ticked. He actually seemed to listen. He said they are working on getting the source code for our phones up. So keep it coming guys. I do 3 emails a day
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