Codi firmware 1.1.1.16

[Zarhan]

Seems this just came available. Any release notes anywhere yet about what's improved?

[Daniel W]

None that I can see. It downloaded quickly and for me, it installed on only four attempts in flight mode, with DND and the CoDi off. The resources appears to be the same as in 1.1.1.15 so it only flashed the actual firmware.

I do notice that I can get an on-CoDi kind-of keyboard to quickly jump to a particular letter in my contacts, rather than being forced to scroll all the way. Not sure how long that has been there, as I rarely make phone calls from the CoDi, or at all, for that matter.

Personally, I just hope newer CoDi firmwares will crash less often.

[Zarhan]

I think that letter selection is new.

Still doesn't allow for filtering of phone number types, they have just dumped all of them to be selectable, including corporate numbers synced that include stuff like Fax numbers that I'll never dial...

[vldmr]

I do notice that I can get an on-CoDi kind-of keyboard to quickly jump to a particular letter in my contacts, rather than being forced to scroll all the way. Not sure how long that has been there, as I rarely make phone calls from the CoDi, or at all, for that matter.

I am on 1.1.1.15 and letter navigation is there, I think it was available for a long time already.

[gymbo]

I think that letter selection is new.

Still doesn't allow for filtering of phone number types, they have just dumped all of them to be selectable, including corporate numbers synced that include stuff like Fax numbers that I'll never dial...

What, do you seriously claim that you do NOT on a regular basis (or at all??) have long and meaningful conversations with fax-machines? That was probably hurtful to hear for a lot of fax-machines...

[gymbo]

Oh, and it still only takes part of my contacts (it gives me all the way to "E"!).

Think I saw/read somewhere that it includes access to the camera on Linux...?

(Red: It was on Indiegogo, in the comment section...)

[LinuxGuy]

anyone saw effects in linux?

[Daniel W]

Personally, I just hope newer CoDi firmwares will crash less often.

Well, this is me, some ten days later. Firmware 1.1.1.14 and earlier, used to crash my CoDi, five or so, times per day, making it pretty much "a broken feature", as another thread describes it. I noticed some improvement with 1.1.1.15 and 1.1.1.16 has, so far, been stable for me. Yay.

[Hount]

My Cosmo is now on a warranty repair so can't test right now. But is the latest Codi firmware still accepting touch input when the lid is open and you'd hold the device in you hands?
That "feature" alone have made me use Codi only after reboots for a second or two before I go to menu and shut it down. Sometimes when I forget to shut it down I will notice it after few minutes of usage when I'm accidentally shutting down LTE, WLAN or putting phone on airplane mode

[gymbo]

My Cosmo is now on a warranty repair so can't test right now. But is the latest Codi firmware still accepting touch input when the lid is open and you'd hold the device in you hands?
That "feature" alone have made me use Codi only after reboots for a second or two before I go to menu and shut it down. Sometimes when I forget to shut it down I will notice it after few minutes of usage when I'm accidentally shutting down LTE, WLAN or putting phone on airplane mode

The Codi is not supposed to take input (in Android) when it is open, it just displays the Planet logo. And I believe it has been like this at least for the previous version as well. But it MIGHT take input in the transition between open and closed when opening and closing the device...

It also seems to take input when putting it in or taking it out of a pocket, but it is also now (and has been for a while??) possible to lock the Codi by pressing the silver button.

[kalllll]

Hello.  Please tell me: "Where can I download the firmware files 1.1.1.16?"  Thank you.

[Pali]

Hello.  Please tell me: "Where can I download the firmware files 1.1.1.16?"  Thank you.

url: http://p2w.pripla.com/stm32flash/V1.1.1.16/Cosmo_firmware-stem_ospi2_1_1_1_16.bin
md5sum: 6691e09ce307d078f94f0841a9ca1f6e