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[Atrix 4G General] Sugarkryptonite:
Hmm...thanks guys. Anyone else have this issue? And does freezing MotoBlur/using LauncherPro fix this?
[Atrix 4G General] maledyris:
Yes, using another launcher does fix it.I'm using go launcher ex and while the drawer isn't as smooth as launcher pro's (i think because it's skinned), the home screens are smooth as butter, like launcher pro's. Freezing and replacing moto's stuff makes it a really good phone!
[Atrix 4G General] knigitz:
He is making tons of mistakes while typing, and it sounds like he is blaming it on the phone. Watch his fingers.
[Atrix 4G General] Sugarkryptonite:
I agree on what you said, but any chance this is the fault of the phone not being able to keep up? I've seen him do the same thing on the Nexus S and not make any mistakes...maybe it's just me.

Anyone else have lag issues?
[Atrix 4G General] kindiboy:
Does the lag go away with the latest update?
[Atrix 4G General] bimmerboii:
You dont need to freeze anything to get it running smooth. Just remove all widgets/shortcuts on blur since any launcher you install would run on top of it
[Atrix 4G General] TareX:
I heard Go Launcher does the best job eliminating all lags.
[Xoom General] ljwnow:
I just couldn't see weather when I touch the battery area. But at the store, those xooms do have weather when you touch the battery area. Can someone here help please? Thanks in advance.
[Xoom General] keitht:
Is it a notification that displays the current temp? That could be Weatherbug for Honeycomb. Weatherbug has a setting to display the temp in notification area as well as current condition. Beautiful Widgets does this too and may be other apps as well.
[Xoom General] ljwnow:
Thank you so much for the reply. I thought it was Honeycomb native function...Going to download weatherBug now. Thanks.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
I just have to say wow, I mean this game is awesome. In all of the windows phone 7 lineup I'd say this game is only second to ilomilo. The premise is pretty simple, you take your puck, and in as few shots as possible make it past any array of goblins, skeletons, trees, whatever they might throw at you while collecting coins along the way. Sounds simple and boring but once you get to the later levels in the game it really becomes challenging to get that gold coin. Before I tried this I thought I'd be holding out for Super Monkey Ball next week before I picked up another Xbox live title. I was proven wrong, if you're not a big app purchaser I'm sure it will go down in price eventually but if you don't mind throwing out a couple of bucks for a game then this is awesome.

Playability- 10/10, the controls are amazing the geometry behind it is flawless and the game itself has a fun overtone with the narrators.

Replay value- 6/10, I could definitely play through this and come back for a round two after mastering it. I'm not putting it down until I've finished it 100 percent though.

Xbox live integration- 4/10, I love that I can transfer my gold over but if you're past the early levels of Fable 3 the amounts of money you'll make through this game really aren't that considerable... maybe throw in some special gear if we get certain achievements or something but the money... just seems like a cheap afterthought.

Overall- 9/10, the game is awesome but they always leave you expecting more when they promise integration with the associated xbox 360 game. Regardless though this game is definitely worth the purchase and I'd recommend it to anyone.
[Windows Phone 7 General] prjkthack:
I downloaded the demo and I have to say, it was quite fun and I don't care for Fable at all. The game itself is just very well done, looks great, and is just plain fun.
[Windows Phone 7 General] domineus:
I'll take a look at it in a bit
[G Tablet General] geological1:
In the main clockwork mod thread there is no mention of repartioning prior to installing a rom.

Is this necessary and why?

I came across it in another guide.

Thanks
[G Tablet General] cruiser771:
I think it's based on the rom, so that info would be found with your rom info
[G Tablet General] Rick in LA:
I asked the same question here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1006012

While there was no definitive answer I think I'll partition out of an abundance of caution. It seems that many problems are solved by repartitioning and as my Grandma used to say...

..."couldn't hoit."
[G Tablet General] roebeet:
I can answer, to a point. We've seen that, over time, the device can get into such a state that even a data wipe or reflash does not correct problems - that's where the SD repartitioning comes in. It's kind of a last ditch effort prior to nvflashing it.

I've had to repartition my device several times - the last time I did it, it fixed the "Status 7" errors when I tried to flash new firmware. My guess is that the /sdcard was so messed up that the recovery program could not accurately read the update.zip on it, anymore.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djtiesto22:
So I have darky 9.5 rom on my galaxy s and when I look in active applications there is just go launcher so I clean memory whit level 2 and phone says that 10 app are shutdown but when I press back button one by one app is opening (internet browser, music app,some games and other app who staying opened in background) I understand that some app must be running in background all the time but why internet browser or asphalt race when consume too much battery and slowing down device.So my question is how to kill that running apps whit official samsung task menager, but without task killer... Thanks for help
[Thunderbolt General] phillycreamboy:
What exactly will Gingerbread bring to the Thunderbolt in the way of enhancements since it features Sense? Any comparisons from other HTC phones that went from Froyo to Gingerbread?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattbooty:
I'm sorry if this info is already posted, I found similar info in my searches but not exactly what I'm looking for.

I just bought a G and its coming tomorrow. I plan to install clockwork and try out some ROMs (probably VEGAN first). I've seen a lot of information that partitioning the internal memory to 2048/0 is a good idea, but that it will wipe out the internal memory. My questions:

1) Is this accurate? Should I do this before installing custom ROMs?

2) When people say it wipes out EVERYTHING, does that mean the stock OS is gone at that point? Will I still be able to boot into Clockwork at that point to install a ROM?

3) Is it possible / what is the best way to backup the internal memory prior to doing this? Or should I not even worry about that as I will be installing a custom ROM after anyways. EDIT: I should say I'm semi-familiar with clockword with my Droid, I know you can do backups via clockword, is doing a clockwork backup prior to partitioning going to get everything I need in case I brick it? This one may have answered itself hehe.

Thanks!
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] P00r:
1- You can use my batch file to backup an image of your tablet, this is not for day to day restore but it may be useful one day...

2- Yes and possibly more...

3- NVFLASH BACKUP then FULL CLOCKWORK Backup

4- then do whatever your are covered...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=12434269#post12434269
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattbooty:
Ok, so first thing after I get the G Tab, is install nvflash on my PC, hook up via USB and run your batch file? Should I do this before or after installing clockwork? Do I turn the g Tab on after plugging in the USB?

I really appreciate your help.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramerco:
Partitioning 2048/0 from CWM recovery doesn't wipe the ROM space. I have booted into the tablet right after doing this and nothing else, so clearly it still has the OS. It just wipes /SDCARD (the built in memory).
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] P00r:
Read the batch remark, it explain, but yes you install the APX drivers, then plug usb, power on with volume - and run the batch files.

Ramerco is also right when he say partition of the 2048GB only erase the 2G/16G part

but it's still a good idea to keep a full image from the early tablet, there's a NVFLASH recovery from bekit availlable as well

Also there's a shell script called inandop.sh that is taking care of this if there's no sdcard it will create it...
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattbooty:
Thanks again guys!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chaoticallysweet:
fixed.......
[Android Apps and Games] Negrito:
I tried to look, but didn't see this posted. Just wanted to share.

http://market.android.com/details?id=com.betterandroid.betterkeyboard8

Sent from my Evo runnin Cm7 Windows Phone...
[Android Apps and Games] iinga:
Still need to buy the "unlock" key if you want to do anything but type with it.
[Android Apps and Games] Negrito:
I noticed that after. Damn gizmodo tricked me. >.<

Sent from my Evo runnin Cm7 Windows Phone...
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] i4get75:
This was posted in the Mesmerize Forum and I was told to post here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1011016
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] thefunkbot:
im in the process of porting an orange theme, but its not camo in any way.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] brossma1:
Cool cant wait to see it
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] hecantbreathe:
Thanks funkbot it'll be nice to see some brighter colors.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] i4get75:
Is this orange text or mainly just orange background? If it's orange text and icons a good cammo background could fit the bill.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] mentose457:
Here is an orange theme you might be interested...

Click HERE.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] i4get75:
thanks for the link! I think this is the one that was ported from the Fascinate and named Pumpkin spice or something. It worked good on my phone except the lock screen was all messed up and I couldn't get to my Display settings....it would FC. I loved the theme though, it was very nice and the animations were great.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pasky2525:
Hello! I am Swiss. I have a galaxy S with firmware 2.3.3. I can call and send SMS but I can not enter the Internet! Can you help? I'm crazy, I can not find a solution!

Thank you all!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Daagen:
You've lost your apn-settings. Re-enter them and you're back in the web ;-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pasky2525:
Wow! Super fast!

Can you give me more information? Or do you know any guide about this problem? Thank you!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kanasai87:
get to your operator website to get your apn setting
[Nook Color General] soricon:
It is finally here!

http://reviewhorizon.com/2011/03/cyanogenmod-7-0-rc-4-release-candidate-for-nook-color-available/

...and brings hardware acceleration
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
Straight from nightlies to RC........ wow

Ok, for those interested, i do not believe this will have the video lag fix.. i do not get how this can be an RC level release....
[Nook Color General] soricon:
I just installed it and it seems to work fine, including YouTube. No lag detected, at least on my Nook Color.
[Nook Color General] efaden:
Anyone know if the sleep issue has been resolved?
[Nook Color General] Fuzzy_Dunlop:
Or if the menu lag/garbage collection issue has been fixed? When I tried it about a week ago certain apps such as Reddit is Fun were basically unusable due to the extreme menu lag.
[Nook Color General] yoyoche:
thank you XDA

You've given me a very nice tablet for cheap.

Glad to donate. This is really fun!
[Nook Color General] colorado_al:
CyanogenMod-7.0.0-RC4 has arrived

CyanogenMod-7.0.0-RC4 has arrived

http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/cyanogenmod-7-0-0-rc4-has-arrived

Get it here:

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/get/update-cm-7.0.0-RC4-encore-signed.zip
[Nook Color General] cmstlist:
Try the new version of Wake Timer in the Market. Works for me on Froyo.

Are there any major issues in RC4 that should make me hesitate to move up from Nookie Froyo to CM7?

Does the internal media partition work properly on this ROM?

Sent from my Nook Color!
[Nook Color General] rogerdugans:
Only issue I had was that I had to manually install google apps to get the market working.

Other than that- I miss the Tablet Tweaks. ;)
[Nook Color General] BlackHoleSlam:
can i flash this over the 29 nightly with out wiping
[Nook Color General] colorado_al:
Yes.

10char
[Nook Color General] rogerdugans:
Nightly over nightly gave me no problems.

You might be fine.

Worst case is that you would have to boot into recovery to re-flash the rom and wipe data and cache, so just make sure to back up your current rom.
[Nook Color General] efaden:
The issue was that you couldn't actually sleep the device... death sleep or something in the kernel and the nook color. Basically this means the device was always on and using about 2% of the battery per hour even while "off". That pretty much means it can't go on the wifes NC.
[Nook Color General] ajd88:
Where do you get Android marketplace apk? I just flashed this and now I don't have a market place. I'm coming from phiremod 5.2.

Sent from Fascinate SuperClean 2.9.2 Voodoo Using Xda Premium App
[Nook Color General] cmstlist:
There is a gapps zip for Gingerbread, linked from the CM wiki.
[Nook Color General] ajd88:
Sweet. thank you.

Sent from Fascinate SuperClean 2.9.2 Voodoo Using Xda Premium App
[Nook Color General] JLCollier2005:
quick question from someone who's never messed with nightlys before my nook...why would I install this instead of nightly build 32? I'm guessing the RC4 would be just a really good nightly build that they feel is ready for release, yes?

Edit: I just noticed that the RC4 was just posted, so I think what I said is basically right.

Another edit (sorry): also, can someone tell me what clearing the cache does (or doesn't do if you decide not to do it) when you switch or update roms?
[Nook Color General] cmstlist:
The cache consists entirely of files that can be thrown away as they get regenerated by apps as needed. When you upgrade your ROM it's recommended you clear the cache so that the system and its apps don't get confused by cached files that represent scenarios that are not relevant to the ROM you're running.
[Nook Color General] bjkel:
I would really like to know if this is fixed in the RC release too.
[Nook Color General] cmstlist:
Just flashed it to my NC. I went back to Zeam launcher just becuase it's what I was using on Nookie Froyo and I had all the settings & shortcuts backed up already. I also added Button Savior for those times when the status bar buttons are hidden. I really like the "lens" lock screen as it's much more convenient to swipe down on a 7" screen than across.

So far I haven't run into anything that doesn't work. Titanium Backups of my user apps went in quite happily. My Angry Birds can rest easy, their hard work has not been in vain ;)

The only hitch so far - my Titanium restore of Thumb Keyboard did not work as expected. Under input settings, the checkmark refused to go on. I re-installed from the Market, enabled it successfully, and then restored the data only from Titanium.
[Nook Color General] smartin160:
cm7 32

today I installed CM7 nightly 32 and dalingrins latest OC and have been getting 1847 on quadrant, could that be right? I was getting 1100 or so with autonooter and dalingrin OC for that.
[Nook Color General] JLCollier2005:
I've heard of people reaching that, it's more common to be in the 1500 on the last few builds of CM7 (OCed to only 925), but there's also talk that quadrant might be working differently with different kernals
[Nook Color General] Gin1212:
The most recent kernel cleaned up an I/O issue which gives it a higher score, and then on top of that CM7/Gingerbread is far more optimized than eclair, so you'll also get a boost just from it being a better OS.
[Nook Color General] JLCollier2005:
well since this is a CM7 RC4 thread, can you post a link to whatever kernal would work with it to OC to 1.1? Thanks!

Addition: I just got CM7 RC4 installed and going and it's amazing compared to build 19! Video works great (both youtube app and flash video on the web that previously was so choppy it was unwatchable). I don't know the quality of the video I was watching, but it sure looked crisp!

As soon as there's a stable release, I'll be donating..not that they don't deserve it prior to it!
[Nook Color General] :
What wiki where?
[Nook Color General] cmstlist:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Latest_Version

http://android.d3xt3r01.tk/cyanogen/gapps/gapps-gb-20110307-signed.zip

Worked for me. Enjoy.
[Nook Color General] thereddog:
The CM7 RC4 doesn't have the tablet options built in, does it?
[Nook Color General] Nburnes:
Nope. I believe the newest version of the tablet one was compiled after the RC4 was pushed though.
[Nook Color General] lyam23:
But the HC tablet options are based on the latest nightlies which now postdate RC4, right? So installing the the HC tablet version will give you the RC4 goodness?

Incidentally, I'll be moving from Eclair to CM7, is there any change in how to install CM7? A specific Clockwork that supports ext4? And are you supposed to hard reboot into the ROM after flashing, making sure to bypass recovery?
[Nook Color General] acdcking12345:
I have a couple of questions from the new guy.

How do you know the differences between all the different builds? It seems like there are a few groups who are developing for the NC.

Plus if I use titanium backup to back up my stuff, once I flash to the newest C7 build, do I need to reinstall my apps and then restore my data?
[Nook Color General] Nburnes:
That is what I had meant, the newest tablet options build is built from RC4.

Two CM7 builds now. One is Mad-Murdocks which is RC4 with extra tablet options built in, other is stock CM7 RC4.

Changelog for the main CM7 can be found here. http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=encore
[Nook Color General] sollord:
Anyone else having an issue with the lock screen being sized wrong and not full screen? My lock screen looks to be same size as my 3.2" phone screen I'm running the rc4 tablet version. I also have an issue with the keyboard flashing on and off after every key press though moving the status bar to the bottom fixes this. I've also noticed my screen will flash white and kinda adjust a little when I wake it up not sure if this is a cm7 thing since I've never noticed it before though its not every time it does happen

I can't post the screen lock issue in the dev thread since I lack posts to do it. I also have a video of it but I lack posts to link it -.-
[Nook Color General] nicbennett:
Sorry if this is general knowledge now, I've been out of touch for a little while. Is this working with ROM Manager now, or do I still need to download and burn a newer version of CWM?
[Nook Color General] jabrams:
Rc4 step by step instructions w/ links??

Thank you to Cyanogen, Darlington and all the other developers for all their hard work! I've been using Nookie Froyo Custom for some time but now (thanks Brianf21!). Now that RC 4 is out i'm ready to update. I know Scattered individually throughout the XDA site are how to install each thing individually, but has anyone found STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS W/ LINKS to do a clean install of CM7 with the latest Kernel and latest CWR from scratch on an un-rooted Nook? I'm still a noob and want to learn so I can pass this on to other people who want to buy the Nook.

Thanks all
[Nook Color General] HarleyChick:
Wipe = format?

Forgive the Newb question, but when I read that you don't need to "wipe" in order to upgrade from a previous version of CM7 to the current RC or nightly, do you really mean I don't have to format the cache, etc?

Also, I'm running Phiremod v5.2. Would I have to do a full flash (wiping/formatting), or can I get away with just a "flash-over"? :o
[Nook Color General] pmilford:
HI,

This isn't quite what you want, it is a little dated, but it is the best walk

through of installing Cyanogenmod7 that I have come across:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=960542&page=16

Hope this helps,

Peter
[Nook Color General] cmstlist:
My installation experience coming from an ext3 ROM (Nookie Froyo):

- Took a Titanium Backup of the old ROM, then also a nandroid backup in recovery (using bootable CWM 3.0.1.0)

- Wiped data/cache - after doing this, CWM hung and I had to reboot

- Formatted system

- Applied the CM7 RC4 zip from SD - unlike on Nexus One, there is no textual feedback as it installs the ROM so I just had to leave it there for maybe up to 5 minutes until it confirms that it's done.

- Applied the gapps zip

- And then it booted =)

I've run into my first few strange behaviours with CM7 RC4.

- ASTRO File Manager - go to Tools, Task manager. A list of tasks appears, but if I try to scroll down it force closes.

- I was using the tablet for about an hour this morning doing all sorts of stuff but something started slowing down the device to a snail's pace... e.g. tap a button and you see it highlight but it doesn't actually respond to the action for 10-15 secs. I tried to view a running alogcat of what was going on but eventually the whole device just seized and I had to do a hard reboot. Now that it's up again, it's back to being snappy though.

- Maps and Market were behaving erratically. I cleared Market data, booted into recovery, wiped dalvik cache again. Worked after that.
[Nook Color General] jmccarter:
Hey everyone -

So I just dropped this on my NC using the size agnostic SD card installer Here. I've gotta say, I'm damn impressed. Far smoother than rooted eclair. Opera and flash work great, no wifi dropouts like I have on froyo. Even video playback works great. Assuming this works as well on my home wifi (WPA w/TKIP) I'll be dropping it to my EMMC soon.

Outstanding work guys!
[Nook Color General] orphancow:
Very impressed! You guys did an amazing job, super glad my Flash and youtube is not laggy!

This was incredibly easy to put on also, just dragged and dropped RC 4.zip file onto my CWR and went straight to install from zip--->choose RC 4.zip and installed. booted up beautifully.

Didn't think i would be able to install RC 4 over nightly but it worked, plus site was down and got impatient lol. BUT AGAIN AWESOME BUILD
[Nook Color General] nookxplode:
I was under the impression that you have to install gapps manually with all Cyanogen Mods. Am I mistaken?
[Nook Color General] RoboRay:
You are correct. They have to be flashed separately.
[Nook Color General] gbeardmore:
CM7 with Tablet Tweaks - GREAT!

Just installed a ROM being worked on with what's called Tablet Tweaks. From what I've learned it's based on CM7 RC4 with "bug fixes and other tweaks". Absolutely love it!

The reason I flashed the update is: I was running the Nightly #35, and was very happy with it. EXCEPT for a couple of issues. The Gallery (wallpapers) never worked for me. No big deal. Then this morning Wi-Fi stopped turning on automatically on re-boot. I would have to go in and manually turn it on after each re-boot. Turns out I had inadvertently gone into "Airplane Mode" for a very short while. Once in it, even for a second, the Nook goes back into it after each re-boot. (There's a thread on fixing it with SQLite Editor somewhere...)

I did some poking around and, to make a long story short, it was recommended to me that I might want to flash to the latest Tablet Tweaks ROM. So I did about an hour ago and WOW! It runs beautifully, no issues at all (that I've found yet).

In any event, if you're interested, here's the link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1002000

Gingerbread Goodness with lots of enhancements!

FWIW

Greg
[Nook Color General] combustiblemonkey:
Not sure that is true, I am pretty sure that the tablet builds are from latest source.
[Nook Color General] RoboRay:
Correct. The Tablet Tweaks project has also been completed and merged into CM7. It should be included in the next regular nightly.
[Nook Color General] nonpromqueen:
I'm trying to update my CM7 to the the latest nightly build and cannot for the life of me get my nook to boot into recovery mode so it can update. Is there a trick? I even tried using rom manager to boot into recovery mode, nothing.