Smdk4210RIL: fix signalstrength

        int numInts = 12;

        int response[];

        /* TODO: Add SignalStrength class to match RIL_SignalStrength */

        // Get raw data

        response = new int[numInts];

        for (int i = 0 ; i < numInts ; i++) {

            response[i] = p.readInt();

        }

        // SamsungRIL is a v3 RIL, fill the rest with -1

        for (int i = 7; i < numInts; i++) {

            response[i] = -1;

        Log.d(LOG_TAG, "responseSignalStength BEFORE: gsmDbm=" + response[0]);

        //Samsung sends the count of bars that should be displayed instead of

        //a real signal strength

        int num_bars = (response[0] & 0xff00) >> 8;

        // Translate number of bars into something SignalStrength.java can understand

        switch (num_bars) {

            case 0  : response[0] = 1;     break; // map to 0 bars

            case 1  : response[0] = 3;     break; // map to 1 bar

            case 2  : response[0] = 5;     break; // map to 2 bars

            case 3  : response[0] = 8;     break; // map to 3 bars

            case 4  : response[0] = 12;    break; // map to 4 bars

            case 5  : response[0] = 15;    break; // map to 4 bars but give an extra 10 dBm

            default : response[0] &= 0xff; break; // no idea; just pass value through

        }

        /* Matching Samsung signal strength to asu.

           Method taken from Samsungs cdma/gsmSignalStateTracker */

        response[0] = ((response[0] & 0xFF00) >> 8) * 3; //gsmDbm

        response[1] = -1; //gsmEcio

        response[2] = (response[2] < 0)?-120:-response[2]; //cdmaDbm

        response[3] = (response[3] < 0)?-160:-response[3]; //cdmaEcio

            response[6] = -1;

        }

        Log.d(LOG_TAG, "responseSignalStength AFTER: gsmDbm=" + response[0]);

        return response;

    }

}