Ok, got that to work, thanks.
Discovered that the time comes back in local time zone, not UTC.
Android code assumes UTC. The timezone comes with it of course, but
if you don't know if it has already been applied, I would think it
difficult to determine in the code. Is there a standard for this?
M
The Android code only assumes UTC, except that you can use a small extension
to the NITZ string to encode the timezone too.
See the comment and implementation in handleOfInit() in
external/qemu/telephony/android_modem.c here:
http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/external/qemu.git;a=blob;f=tel
Found handleEndOfInit() and looked thru the code, and unless I'm mistaken
(likely, I'm new at this) this code is for the emulator. I think I'm guilty
of being overly succinct in my questions and not providing highly relevant
information.
I'm running Android 1.6 on real hardware, a Beagleboard, co
