yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
It seems that a fix for signal loss issue has been found, by using an even newer ril than we have been testing before. More info here: http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmo...on Model Network Owner Summary Stars Priority

If anyone that had the issue can test this flashable zip, and report back, that would be great.

http://www.multiupload.com/FCOBU8EUV7
[Wildfire Android Development] ShyamSasi:
Tested .. So far it's OK :)
[Wildfire Android Development] DaXmax:
Built #39 is out, testing it right now, plus they fix charging offline mode for htc recovery...
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
Any info about build 39? Everything working?
[Wildfire Android Development] neoazrael:
yeah not much different from stable cm 7...tested and confirmed by myself
[Wildfire Android Development] auleu:
have found many bugs with stable release, i'm very disapointed,it's draining my battery like hell with almost default system config,when i unlock the wifi and gsm signel is lost ,found a bug in the clock and all this in the first hour of using,they should be keep testing before releasing a realy final version,very very disapointed,chainging back to wildpuzzle
[Wildfire Android Development] daddyspud:
Auleu. U should be greatfull that cm are kind enuff to release there work if u think u can do better please do so
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Don't have any of those issues here at all. Battery life is very very good with the Stable Release. Mobile Network, WiFi and GSM work as they are supposed to, and so does the clock.

Anyway, this is the nightly thread. Bugs in stable should be posted to the stable thread, nightlies to the nightlies thread and so on. So, request you not to double post.
[Wildfire Android Development] Alex_GP:
He should be grateful, ignore the bugs and keep quiet??.... bugs are meant to be reported, you know.
[Wildfire Android Development] jim-bo:
Agreed, but, sadly, bug reports that don't detail what the bug actually is are essentially useless, and sometimes even just become gripes and whines.

Bug reports should be (and generally are) always welcome. Whines, on the other hand, should have no place in a volunteer based, open source project.
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
I have tested it, and everything is working fine. No signal drop issue. This means we can expect native usb tethering back in one of next nightlies.

Can anyone else confirm this?

JUST ONES WHO HAD THIS ISSUE, FOR OTHERS IT WILL NOT HAVE ANY EFECT.
[Wildfire Android Development] jim-bo:
Applied over the top of stable, and can confirm, no segfaults in lib_ril, no loss of signal. everything looks good (and I was one of the sufferers of this bug)

Thanks for all the work and research you've been doing on this, Arco
[Wildfire Android Development] daddyspud:
I was not having ago about the bugs had a pop about the comment about cm releasing stable n being dissapointed
[Wildfire Android Development] rahulkrathod:
i was using acro's kernel... a clean wipe worked. :) now on stable.
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
GUys, I already posted a usb tether missing driver for phone... it is working perfectly and computer detects the connection faster than before. Give it a try..

Driver in page 26...
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
It seems that this indeed has fixed it, so native USB tethering will be back soon. Thanks to all that tested. :)
[Wildfire Android Development] f0xy:
Well done Arco, I could tell that issue was nibbling at you and you wouldn't rest til you solved it
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
Is the kernal supported this software? xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1018411
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
I have no idea. Never heard of that program before. :)
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Bit OT, but I really hope this gets merged ASAP

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,4651

:D
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
You want a quite soft but annoying battery sound??
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
It enables a toggle so you can remove the 'Battery Low' Sound if you wish to. Personally, I can do without that terrible sound, which is exactly what that change will enable.

Another OT Though: I cant seem to find the settings asked by Emilio Lopez there. (Or maybe he is referring to Power Prompt) Also, it seems other phones have Notification LED Settings in CM Settings. I would have liked to have it, rather than relying on an external app. Anyway, trivial, really. :D

/End OT
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
Interesting - I did a bit of poking around after seeing your post and it looks like the "has_dual_notification_led" value is disabled in CMParts config for buzz. I would try enabling and seeing what happens, but I don't have my phone. If anybody with a local repo wants to try it out, change the value of said config variable to "true" in

device/htc/buzz/overlay/packages/apps/CMParts/res/values/config.xml.
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
I have two apps to share with you guys. You can Google it if You want.

1st 'Ani mod'

This can change your animation of your phone. I dunno how to get this work. According to ppl's comment, it is working on cm7. Please tell me if you know how it work.

2nd 'sysctl config'

Your system will be a bit faster with this tool. Hmm, hopefully less lag and smoother. GIve it a try, it works for me. You can get this app in market for free. Just enable the default settings.
[Wildfire Android Development] jim-bo:
Please stop doing this, Melvinchng. This thread is for the discussion of the CM7 nightlies. It is ONLY appropriate to talk about apps if you suspect that CM7 is explicitly causing errors in them, when they should be working, or if they are specifically to work around current bugs in the ROM, such as the wired tethering.

Apps like this are likely to work only on some roms, and not others, and errors with them would be better sent to the app developer, not to the CM7 nightly thread.

I believe that you think you are being helpful by posting apps that other might find useful, but the post is off topic for this thread.
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
HMm.. ok, I'll start a thread about what I think tomorrow.

Btw, I already posted the solution for wired tether last week or two weeks ago.
[Wildfire Android Development] kevin2516:
No need to start a new thread every time you find a new app.

Sent from your nearest toilet.
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
Suggestion? Continue my old thread?
[Wildfire Android Development] NickHu:
^This. /10char
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
No problem. You missed the speed is your problem.
[Wildfire Android Development] kevin2516:
Melvin gives us so many LOL moments ^^

Sent from your nearest toilet.
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
its like the wildfire world's special novelty.
[Wildfire Android Development] NickHu:
I missed the speed..? Damn, I guess I need more an cool apps on my STable rom to get to your level of genius.
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
Ya.. lol moment.. I'll keep this lmao moment....*~*
[Wildfire Android Development] :
Just an observation: I have tried cm7 stable and cm7 nightly 39. The nightly is way better from lag perspective. I am now testing the battery life, I saw a considerable drain in the stable version. Wonder if there is a way to streamline the benchmark testing for lag and battery instead of giving comments like I have given. Some method to quantify.
[Wildfire Android Development] neoazrael:
i had the same battery performance with nightly and stable but i am using stable right now because i got random reboots with nightly 39 after some time....
[Wildfire Android Development] pnukeid:
yeah got some random reboot to on nightly #39
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
Thnx, missed one, accept my apology!
[Wildfire Android Development] blinkfan182:
hy

can anyone help me with darktremor app2sd?

i tried with cm7 stable and nighly 39 ; dta2sd 2.7.5.3 beta4

everytime i try to flash it it gives me reboots wenn im back in the system

means it flashes successfully and then when i m back in the system it reboots after some time.

i did wipe and format everything before i flashed.

the first time i flashed the script to my cm7 stable rom where everything was installed as i use it normally the apps where moved but not executeable -> fc ...

i use clockworkmod 3.0.0.6 is there a public build 3.0.2.4?

how do i easyly change ext3 to ext4? i was only able to do it with sd card reader oder adb.

thx everyone that tries to help me :)
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
1.Flash nightlies together with darktremor a2sd. (Phone will reboot twice before initial loading) .

2. Go to android terminal and type su (enter) , then accept superuser. Now type a2sd convert-ext4 (enter) . Phone will reboot itself.

3. Go againg to android terminal and type su (enter) , a2sd cachesd (enter) . Phone will reboot.

4. Optional -in terminal type su (enter) , a2sd zipalign (enter) .

5. Optimal and experimental - in terminal type su (enter) , datasd (enter) , phone will reboot iitself. This actually moves all internal application data to sd-ext. To disable it in case of frequent app crashes, type in terminal su (enter) , nodatasd (enter) .

Goodluck.
[Wildfire Android Development] f0xy:
Am i imagining things or have i lost the vol down trackball power reset? I can do it in certain scenarios. Like after charging with power off but not while phone is turned on.
[Wildfire Android Development] mishooo:
question about ext 3 and 4

I have question - is ext 4 better then ext 3 and if I have ext3 and convert it to ext 4 will that delete the data on the partition
[Wildfire Android Development] f0xy:
That is answered in tge xda forum do a quick search for your answer.
[Wildfire Android Development] :
I can confirm not being able to go to recovery after recharging with power off. I stopped charging, pulled the battery and put it back. Only then was I able "power on" or get into recovery through power & vol down. Since it was the first time I had charged in power off, I thought it might be related to rooting using unrevoked (which brought the led problem) and ignored.
[Wildfire Android Development] :
I just noticed that the native USB tethering is back in the repo and next build (>39) should have it. I did not find libril in the changeset. Does this mean the signal drop issue will continue? Or, is libril packaged differently?
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
It's a newer version:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12857479&postcount=323
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
libril would probably be pushed to the proprietary repo so it wouldn't be submitted to gerrit.
[Wildfire Android Development] :
Nightly 40 appears hosed. The flashing aborts due to assertion during writing boot image
[Wildfire Android Development] volki2004:
I confirm: the same error.

Upload Date http://mirror.teamdouche.net/?device=buzz 2011-04-17 03:19:45
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
However, continue reboot now and Nightly 40 loads perfectly. Will post screenshoots
[Wildfire Android Development] :
Not sure if you get the new kernel though with a failed boot image write!
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
I`ve got new kernel and USB tethering as well, which works perfectly. So it means new kernel has been flashed properly.
[Wildfire Android Development] acaptake:
erm err so guys erm should I download #40? or wait for fix?
[Wildfire Android Development] infectedtr:
flashing aborted ??

Error (Status 7).. what does it means? i am downloading again the latest rom #40,will try
[Wildfire Android Development] :
40 is broken. If you format boot, system and flash with error, phone will not boot. Do not use 40 is my advice.
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
So what kernel version do you have in setting>about?
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
Kernel Version 2.6.32.36-nFinity arco@tuxbox #1 but its been inproved its faster then version 39 Nightiee and USB works!

Also so far no Wifi drop out either.
[Wildfire Android Development] kevin2516:
Thanks arco, RC4 is perfect :D:D:D:D
[Wildfire Android Development] Peter_Peterson:
No didn't flash radio for a looong time.

What's the latest? Maybe arco could edit it to his first post so the thread doesn't get messed up like the old one.

Thanks so far
[Wildfire Android Development] DjoeN:
Here are the radio's posted in the wildpuzzle rom thread

Arco should indeed post these links on his first post so we don't get 100's Q. where to download latest radio.
[Wildfire Android Development] chubby65:
totally agree no issues at all rc4 is awesome:D
[Wildfire Android Development] doomed151:
If I'm not mistaken, those can't be flashed with ClockworkMod Recovery 3 and above.

No it's not, try changing themes and see notification power widgets disappear ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] chubby65:
fine on mine tried already just needed reboot:D
[Wildfire Android Development] doomed151:
That's the problem exactly. A reboot is needed to bring them back.
[Wildfire Android Development] DjoeN:
You are right :/

You can't flash the radio's listed above if you are on Clockworkmod Recovery 3.x.x.x

Here's the error you get:
[Wildfire Android Development] kevin2516:
Is there actually any REAL benefit of 3.0 over 2.5?
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
Not really. But 3.0.2.4 has advanced backup which i like.
[Wildfire Android Development] doomed151:
Yeah but you can go to ROM Manager and "flash" CWM 2.5 and then Reboot into recovery. You'll get temporary CWM 2.5.
[Wildfire Android Development] DjoeN:
Right forgot about that :D

Stupid me :/

thanks
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
What a great number? 4800 posts and thread closed! If you guys still having usb tether problem, please search last few page in old nightly. There is Google source code and apps to reenable this feature
[Wildfire Android Development] Forceflow:
Flashed RC4 + wifi fix this morning, everything seems to work beautifully, even wifi tether.

Thanks Arco & the other people who helped out.

P.S: Also had to reflash latest radio to get GPS again, but that seems to have become a constant with the latest CM releases.
[Wildfire Android Development] mn78jag:
Im sad to see the lense loockscreen is even worse now on RC4. Unusable i´m afraid.:(:(
[Wildfire Android Development] Peter_Peterson:
After flashing this Radio with CWM 2.5.0.7 my 3g finally is fixed.

Nice rom as a whole.

Experiencing poor performance at linpack (around 3.8) i know this is not the most important thing, but are you guys having same results?
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
just wait a bit ill upload a new version of the patch after I get home.
[Wildfire Android Development] DaXmax:
Flashed RC4... Same as usual...

@nhnt11's

How do u get s-off?
[Wildfire Android Development] DjoeN:
Don't have any GPS issues when updating to newer nightly or RC.

No 3G, No WiFi and No GPS issues on my side.

Haven't reflashed latest radio since #21 or so.
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
alpharev. I'm testing it.
[Wildfire Android Development] :
What do you finally gain! The #40 has a new kernel and you are removing it. Not to undermine your work, this solves the flashing assertion by removing the important part of the package - the kernel. I personally do not suggest this approach. Something is wrong in the boot.img, let us wait for a working image.
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
I am not removing the #40 kernel people have been getting a error updating the kernel so all i did was removed the boot.img changed a few settings in the files i.e updater-script made a new file called PC49IMG.zip flashed the boot.img from #40 then using the modded #40 with the new script updating with that.

So the #40 Kernel is getting flashed but in a way of getting over the Error 7 issue!
[Wildfire Android Development] lemmoned:
Well just downloaded it, wiped cache, flashed it and... no problem at all.

Any suspicion of your Clockworkmod version?

Otherwise it's working quite well and now with USB tethering :)

Thx Arco and sure you would've done it!!!
[Wildfire Android Development] pan_pietrek:
Intresting. Whats' yours?
[Wildfire Android Development] lemmoned:
I really don't know if it's a possible reason but mine is 3.0.0.6.
[Wildfire Android Development] f0xy:
Will the soft reset be added back in? (VOL-DOWN/TRACKPAD/POWER)

Regards

f0xy
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
Mine was ClockWork mod 3.0.2.4 when i had the error.
[Wildfire Android Development] infectedtr:
i have clockworkmode 3.0.0.6. and i get same Error 7 ...

pls someone fix this :)
[Wildfire Android Development] neoazrael:
i didn't have any problems during the installation process of nightly 40 my cwr version is 2.5.0.1

edit:caused problems after some time back to stable
[Wildfire Android Development] rahulkrathod:
i ve been having problems with video play back. i am on stable version, using the default acro kernel. The video in the default video player and also in the Youtube app seems to get jittery if you increase or decrease the volume. It finally crashes youtube after it gets stuck. It plays smooth if you don't touch it while its playing. Does anybody else have this problem?

Edit : not streaming HQ, and jerks happen also playing recorded 3gp or mp4 files.
[Wildfire Android Development] :
Hello. Is native OpenVPN supported in the latest nightly?
[Wildfire Android Development] GéVé:
Yes...worked here !
[Wildfire Android Development] ijestan:
works also here:D
[Wildfire Android Development] :
I am on 3.0.0.6 and confirm the error. I tried with 2.5.0.1 and still same error.

Edit: I just checked the 'cmsrc' on twitter, 2 changes are reverted that might be the fix. This problem is experienced on other devices too and hence not user/device specific problem. Next nightly should get us over this hurdle
[Wildfire Android Development] ijestan:
cm7 stable works perfectly after a full wipe.. ive been experiencing some lags before because i didn't wiped my phone
[Wildfire Android Development] arasan82:
I have Clockwork 2.5.07.

Whatever i do i'm not able to get GPS working. Flashed stable release, flashed latest radio again, flashed older radio and then back to latest etc.,

Only way to get it working is flash a #0(before RC) and then flash stable release(or other nighties) on top of it.

Any pointers
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
It is working for me in rc4. What I do is use gps test from market, go to location setting, check and uncheck several times and it will work...
[Wildfire Android Development] :
FWIW, I pulled the latest changes with koush reverting the bootloader/recovery changes and built locally. It installs and works the way it did (not tested all features though as I was keen on the flashing part)
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
Anyone using ext 4 here?
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
I always use ext4.
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
WHat tool do you use to convert 3 to 4?
[Wildfire Android Development] neoazrael:
you asked the same question in both threads so i am answering it.yeah i use it with dark tremor script beta 4 and i have 1.2 gb ext partition and no issue like this.i just didn't transfer app data to ext partition cache and programs are in ext partition and works quite fast and stable for now.i tested it with last 3 nightlies and stable cm7 fyi
[Wildfire Android Development] infectedtr:
wiped all but still i got still Error 7 on #40

can u confirm?
[Wildfire Android Development] doomed151:
From what I've read, build 40 is broken. Wait for the next build.
[Wildfire Android Development] infectedtr:
thanx for the new built.. downloading now ;)

edit:

flashed success.. no error

Built #41

everything seems ok ;) thanx
[Wildfire Android Development] NickHu:
You don't need ext4. You won't benefit at all, infact, it may be a detriment as it's not as stable as ext3.
[Wildfire Android Development] cybertyk:
Daja vu
[Wildfire Android Development] komsa:
after CM7(stable) i went to the "41"(nightly) and so far it is working like a charm......no problems
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
Confirmed.
[Wildfire Android Development] :
Hi. I'm going to root my stock Eclair since I'm fed up with speed and outdated software.

Can anyone point me to a guide for upgrading from stock straight to a nightly? I'm not sure whether I need to update radio (and if, then to which version) as well as what CWM recovery version I need.
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Ref this guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=824396

Radio will need to be upgraded only if you experience issues with GPS. As for CWM, any version, whether 2.5.x or 3.0.x, will do. Rooting with Unrevoked will give you 2.5.0.1 by default.
[Wildfire Android Development] jim-bo:
There is a routing guide pinned at the top of the forum, I'm not going to rewrite the contents of it here, but, in brief, you will need to do the following

First and most important, take your time read everything through, make sure you have everything you'll need, and then start. There is no hurry, and it is extremely unlikely that you will hit any problems, but it is always wise to be prepared.

0) charge your phone - you will need to have plenty of battery for this, it doesn't matter whether it is plugged in during it or not, it will be running off battery, and not charging.

1) download and run Unrevoked on your PC. This will flash a custom recovery image, and root your phone. Full details in the rooting thread.

2) boot into the newly flashed recovery and back up your current ROM using nandroid (one of the recovery menu options). This will mean that you can always get back to this point if you have issues later.

3) if you want to backup you applications and app data, now is the time. Personally I use Titanium backup for this, others prefer MyBackup - both are available on the market. Download and run your preferred choice.

4) download the current nightly (n41 as of typing this), and the radio image, both are linked from the first post of this thread, and copy them onto your SD card.

5) from the partitions menu, wipe system, data, cache, and boot, then chose to install from SD card, chose a zip, and flash the nightly build.

6) reboot your phone (from the menu). This will take a while, like 10 minutes longer than usual. If you have the Android developers kit installed on the PC, you can watch its progress with adb logcat, which is very good for reducing the feeling of dread that some people feel when it appears that nothing is happening forever.

7) if you have any issues with GPS function, or if you just want to update to the latest radio anyway, reboot back into recover, and flash the radio image in the same way as the rom. This will reboot a couple of times automatically when you reboot, don't worry, that's normal, and will then come back up in CM7.

8) if you took backups of your apps in (3), you can restore them now. Be careful not to restore system data, as this could cause issues, crashes, or even boot loops.

If it all goes horribly wrong, you can always restore the nandriod backup you took in (2).
[Wildfire Android Development] blinkfan182:
thx for helping me,

is it also possible to install the script without wipeing everything?

i mean can i let the apps installed?

do i have to apply the script everytime i flash a new nightly?

by now i use #41.
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
- You can apply this script without wiping everything

- You will have to reapply it everytime you flash a new nightly
[Wildfire Android Development] sashirey:
Can anyone tell me something about this apps:

FOTAKill.apk

OneTimeInitializer.apk

GooglePartnerSetup.apk

GoogleFeedback.apk

What are the consequences of removing them?
[Wildfire Android Development] Eddster3000:
Check out this link

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Barebones

it has a list and description of most of the .apks and if they can be removed safely. I don't know how up-to-date this is, I just did a Google Search for you.

FOTAKill stops the official Over The Air Updates being recieved I think
[Wildfire Android Development] sashirey:
Yep :) I've already checked this out, but these 4 aps are still unknown for me... :rolleyes: