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[avgjoemomma]

T-Mobile may be phasing out the existing UMA WiFi calling from Kineto and moving towards Movial's IMS WiFi calling so I wanted to start looking into getting IMS ported over from another phone (I'm using the Amaze 4G as it just got the latest code release.

So let's brainstorm for a bit and see where it takes us.

What has to be done:

1. Update current RIL libraries to support IMS features
2. Modify existing Movial IMS apps to work on other phones

I've already played with the Movial apks and can get the WiFi Calling, IMS service, IP Provider, and IP Service apks installed and working.  The new version of WiFi calling does not show up under the app menu but is accessed in the settings menu which gives you the basic option to turn the feature on or off and access the tutorials and FAQ.

I don't know enough about the RIL daemon in order to get things working.  I did managed to get the new QOS features to load but had a problem with rild actually working (radio was always turned off).  

If anyone can help a bit with this, I think we might be able to get IMS working fairly soon.  Thanks for your time.

Edited by avgjoemomma, 15 December 2011 - 11:34 PM.

[avgjoemomma]

I'll sweeten the pot up a bit.  I've found a way that we can get this working on all Android devices without the need for the RIL switching nonsense.  If anyone with good reverse engineering skills and time wants to help, PM me

[aantony]

Is this related?

http://code.google.c...ct-for-android/

[avgjoemomma]

Nice find!  I'm going to get in touch with them and see if we can work together:)  Thanks!

[Jarmezrocks]

Hey guys,

Just chiming in here! One of my testers from XDA send me this link, so I would love to know what has progressed and contribute any information that I can. I have tried anything and everything to get this happening on ICS for Galaxy S....but no dice. I am good with reverse engineering, so avgjoemomma if I can be of any assistence please let me know. I have reverse engineered just about every apk associated with T-mob wifi calling I have updated the sdk status inside, I have gone through each and every one of the jar files that I 'think' are associated with wifi calling, I have ported across classes from JW1 (being that they are Samsung) in the services.jar, framework.jar, android policy.jar.

Here is my thread on XDA:
wifi calling for vibrant on ICS
http://forum.xda-dev...7129#post234871

If anyone can share info I would love to know. Please. I am doing this from the bottom of my heart for these users. I am not even a T-mobile user, I am Optus user located in Australia on Galaxy S. So as you can imagine developments are not the easiest for me...log cat is all I have and a bunch of really great guys willing to test an try anything that I post for them.

[Proverbs2]

Has any progress been made on this?  I'd be especially interested to know if this could work on the Motorola DEFY.  The stock rom for the DEFY came with the Kineto wifi calling app, but despite tremendous effort by the devs for the DEFY, no one has been able to get it working properly on CM7.  (It partly works, but there is a terrible echo on the opposite end of the call.) Perhaps this IMS-based wifi calling offers new hope?

[layzer253]

May I ask how you went about installing the movial services on a non stock rom? I have the SGS3 running cm10.1 and it fails everytime. I pulled the wifi-calling, ip-service, and ipprovider apks from the stock rom, but it refuses to install. I was able to find the config for them though to use in the open source IMS apk, but it doesnt authenticate my sim card.  I attached the settings and a logcat to the xda post i made recently. http://forum.xda-dev...d.php?t=2110061