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[Wildfire Android Development] warrencarreiro:
Are you using it. Performance and battery are good?
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
What do you mean, am I using it? There isn't any really much of a choice...

CFS isn't bad and can excede BFS performance-wise when tweaked properly.

I used to get ~2 days of battery life with moderate usage on my Wildfire. Performance was great.
[Wildfire Android Development] DjoeN:
After using 7.0.3 stable for awhile i'm tempted to go back to the nightly's.

Looks like #76 is out, so looks like this is the one i'm going to install on my Wildfire :)
[Wildfire Android Development] Formiak:
CLICK HERE!

err does it mean We can use our own keyboard or mouse ?
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
No. This has to do with USB drivers (tethering etc.)

Although technically you can do anything with USB with the right drivers.... but that's not what the patch in your link is for.
[Wildfire Android Development] Formiak:
:( You quashed my thoughts .. but I still hope maybe sometimes it'll be possible .
[Wildfire Android Development] keyra74:
looks like i can't mount my sd card on pc since build 75

no usb icon appaears on phone

works from recovery
[Wildfire Android Development] Villis87:
nhnt11 -or anyone else who knows- is there any way (maybe in the future?) to have usb on the go on our wildfires? Or it's just a dream of mine? :p
[Wildfire Android Development] ramdroid77:
as far as I can tell most current phones can't have USB host mode because of missing pins. Furthermore USB host mode is a new feature of Honeycomb era, and of course these devices are coming with additional pins in the USB connector. I guess most tablet manufacturers (and hopefully also future icecream phones) will apply it since this is the new "standard" of Android USB support.
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
I read somewhere here on xda that it is done on Desire and working. It needs recompiled kernel with USB host drivers.
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
Hi everyone. I've been a bit busy lately with forward porting our device to the 2.6.35 kernel, based on the newly released Wildfire S sources. I've finally have it working quite ok now, but it needs some testing in case I missed something. Check this threads first post for an attachment containing a flashable zip file.
[Wildfire Android Development] pan_pietrek:
My touch panel (SYN3KY) becomes totally unresponsive with this kernel. I can not enter my PIN, or do anything else.
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
hi acro will test kernel for you in about 10 minutes!
[Wildfire Android Development] will8578:
iv just installed onto my phone, touch screen works, wifi, so far everything is working perfectly, well in the day to day things that i do, thanks.
[Wildfire Android Development] Disruptor85:
I corroborate it. Excellent Work!
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
Anybody with a Gerrit account, +1 this please - http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,5381
[Wildfire Android Development] bgx:
Flash kernel and see no problems! Good work!
[Wildfire Android Development] geigi:
has this new kernel improvements to the standart version in cm7?
[Wildfire Android Development] Formiak:
How to delete all contacts at once ?I've tried but it's impossible .

Oh found luckily ;D it was under applications and app contacts list( or smth simillar)
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
Gp to settings->aplications->all aplications. Select Contacts storage and clear data in it.
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
Will look into it.
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
Gingerbread is designed to be used with the .35 kernel, so hopefully it's better yes.
[Wildfire Android Development] bpye:
Is the .35 kernel working properly? I was looking at it on Github and it seems some major functionality is still missing?
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
Like what? :)
[Wildfire Android Development] bpye:
Uh, the optical trackball? Not major to all people but I use it often.
[Wildfire Android Development] bgx:
Hmm my wildfire seems after flashing #77 and the kernel from across not going into deep sleep! Somebody else have same problems?
[Wildfire Android Development] geigi:
My trackball us working and my phone goes to sleep with 70. But my linpack dropped to 4.2 from 4.9 at 692
[Wildfire Android Development] bpye:
Im not asking about the rom I am asking about the kernel.
[Wildfire Android Development] geigi:
I'm on the new kernel. Trackball is working but my Linpack dropped from 4.9 to 4.2. everything else is smooth.
[Wildfire Android Development] banny7000:
Just flashed new kernel linpack is the same phone feels smoother but that could be down to reboot thanx
[Wildfire Android Development] banny7000:
Tapatalk doesn't lag anymore I can definitely feel an improvement
[Wildfire Android Development] bpye:
I have the same thing. I compiled it myself since the version I found on this thread is old but it feels much smoother.
[Wildfire Android Development] -Howard-:
agreed flashed the kernel and i think it is smoother but also could be down to reboot and cache clear? :P But thats anyway window animations seem smoother although i normally have them off :)

Acro rules!? :D
[Wildfire Android Development] Alex_GP:
Unfortunately +1 to that.
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
I'm have also SYN3KY touch screen and it doesnt work with new kernel.
[Wildfire Android Development] Wout2426:
#77 gives fc when set the alarm. Glad I made a backup. New kernel works fine !
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
Trackball works fine, except for a small issue with suspend, see below.

I'm aware of this. It was needed to have it like that to have trackball wake working until I can figure out why the old trackball wake fix doesn't work. Weird thing is it doesn't seem to affect battery life much here, but ofc needs to be tested more.
[Wildfire Android Development] :
Hello. Of the recent nightlies, which one is the most stable? Are there any issues in the latest one?
[Wildfire Android Development] C4NCER:
If anyone that finds the FM radio too loud on the lowest volume setting I'll have a go at making this patch work on the wildfire over the next week.

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,4485
[Wildfire Android Development] volki2004:
Same problem on #77.
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
Uploaded a new test kernel in first post. This should be working with S3k panel.
[Wildfire Android Development] volki2004:
Error in DeskClock.apk on #77
[Wildfire Android Development] bgx:
Still got no deep sleep! Somebody confirm?
[Wildfire Android Development] Formiak:
Haha I'm going to bed and trying to set alarm and WTF? ;D Hope have some alternative :P

Does it fix it? .
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Read Post #704 by arco.
[Wildfire Android Development] varalex:
Re

#78

cm_buzz_full-78.zip
Add SamsungRIL which overrides RIL. Samsung does a lot of nasty stuff in libril.so that prevents usage of the built libril.so. (android_frameworks_base)
fix custom value so it can be seen when adjusting (android_packages_apps_DSPManager)
Updated battery icons mdpi devices,not so blurry,artwork by gwurz Thanks (android_frameworks_base)
CM71: Add option to wake phone with volume keys. Settings part (android_packages_apps_CMParts)
CM71: Add option to wake phone with volume keys (android_frameworks_base)
fix the detection of an active a2dp connection (android_packages_apps_DSPManager)
Update get-google-files for 20110501-MDPI (android_vendor_cyanogen)
Fix force close caused by Change Ibf6e9e4c: "Display application icon and title in alarm config" (android_packages_apps_DeskClock)
Update shell scripts for Buzz to bring inline with other devices (android_device_htc_buzz)
blade: Update release to 7.0.4 (android_vendor_cyanogen)
harmony,passion: Update release to 7.0.4 (android_vendor_cyanogen)
Fix for a1026 suspend (android_hardware_msm7k)
zero: Update release to 7.0.4 (android_vendor_cyanogen)
sensors: Allow target to override max range of proximity sensor (android_frameworks_base)
[Wildfire Android Development] bgx:
Thx. Have overread this! ;-)

Ok acro meaning it makes not more battery drain but subjectivy I feel that it does!

Until this I will stick with the old kernel! Trakball wakeup I don't need. ...
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
Lol I asked people to plus one that fix but nobody did... anyway its merged now :)
[Wildfire Android Development] kevin2516:
Awesome, I still get to play with my wildfire, will flash latest nightly soon ;D
[Wildfire Android Development] DaXmax:
OFF TOPIC>>

Wow!!! Quite an improvement but too bad my fone cracked into pieces! But now im using optimus one... nhnt11 and kevin2516 bought new phone better the mine.
[Wildfire Android Development] ramdroid77:
more and more people are leaving now... well at least I'm still in the builing. No plans to trash my phone in the near future! So I'm just hoping that arco will continue to dev. CM 7 ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Same here, and, I hope CM8 comes to the Wildfire. Wishful thinking probably, but not in a position really ATM to ditch my Wildfire and upgrade. :p
[Wildfire Android Development] DaXmax:
Hopefully his the one going to continuing dev of CM7 & the nFinity kernels... So gd luck!!!:)
[Wildfire Android Development] -Howard-:
Since the kernel update everything has been smooth, but i do get some lag (quite bad) when turning on/off wifi and same with data :/ its rather annoying and im now getting some lag in my ADW EX launcher (had that lag before kernel update)

[Off Topic] damn people leaving :/ i need a new phone soon. But HDPI this time and hoping for a better processor and CM ;) But i need money :( might just get a cheap ZTE blade instead then.
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
I'm still doing stuff :)
[Wildfire Android Development] -Howard-:
I noticed the battery icon update for us :) and i saw your still doing your sense theme in LDPI :D Thanks
[Wildfire Android Development] bpye:
-Howard- you might wanna look at the ideos x5 too, similar specs to desire z sans keyboard.
[Wildfire Android Development] kevin2516:
I'm still going to do stuff on my wildfire as well, just testing out MIUI atm, its soooo prettyyy and shinyy, probably give cm7 a go after a week or something.
[Wildfire Android Development] EchoVelocity:
I'm stuck with my wildfire til next october, so I really hope SOMEONE keeps developing for it!
[Wildfire Android Development] bpye:
I plan to, at least till I get a new phone so either when I get a proper job or christmas...
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
Planning as well to Samsung Galaxy S2 or iPhone 4s/5!
[Wildfire Android Development] Alex_GP:
I was under the impression that this thread was about the nightly builds, not "what phone i`m gonna get when I grow up".

Silly me.
[Wildfire Android Development] -Howard-:
And theres you contributing to this thread well /sarcasm

Anyway acro it seems since flashing the kernel update my battery life has gone down, unsure if it is kernel related have you noticed anything your end?
[Wildfire Android Development] bgx:
The reason is that after the kernel update your phone doesn't fell in deep sleep! acro has left this in the kernel because troubles with wakeup per trackball.

acro can you made a version of the kernel where deep sleep is in? I don't need wake up per trackball!
[Wildfire Android Development] -Howard-:
Ah thanks for the reply :) its not a major issue then as i personally like trackball to wake, but oh well.
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
Nice work, Running 77# with the new Kernel on post one! running as if its on steds no issues to report either working very well now battery life has improved too.

Keep up the good work acro and jacob.
[Wildfire Android Development] f0xy:
I like the wildfire although I haven't contributed much apart from answering queries here and there I will be here for a short while. I'm selling my wildfire when desire finally returns from HTC repair for 3rd time.
[Wildfire Android Development] :
Hello. I just flashed the latest nightly. Is it just my impression or is it a bit slower than stock 2.1? I wiped everything. My CPU is 122/710, JIT enabled, animations off.
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
Well you may consider increasing minimum speed to 352.
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
Tested new kernel. It's fine. Will post today about battery life!
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
New test kernel in first post. Full suspend is now enabled, so trackpad wake doesn't work anymore.
[Wildfire Android Development] bgx:
Thx acro! Will try it! ;-)

Edit : It's stable and smooth! Deepsleep works! Thx again acro

Edit2: Don't know if it is the kernel or #79: How can I switch of vibrate on signal lost? After I pick up a call telefon vibrates like hell and this makes me nervous!
[Wildfire Android Development] Arbelzapf:
Currently booting up after flashing.

Thank you for you work arco!! I've become far less flash-happy since the inititial release of CM7 for the Wildfire as I do most of my experimenting on my Nook Color now. My Wildfire became a device that's supposed to run stable which is why I haven't touched it for a while.

That said, 7.0.3 blew me away! I couldn't believe how much smoother and snappier everything worked after that update. Now I'm curious to see your new kernel and #80. Again, thank you very much!!!!

A question: I'm pretty sure I once managed to get my phone running from charging cable - without the battery inserted. When I tried to that again a few days ago, I couldn't do it anymore. I have no idea what rom I was on when I first did it, but do you know anything about this? Is that even rom-related? Or was I just dreaming when I used my phone without the battery? I'm asking because I needed to use my phone as a hotspot for the entire last week and having to run down the battery so often was a bit disappointing.
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
Will it work ever again?
[Wildfire Android Development] kevin2516:
nice, going to flash it on my wildfire now, going to change from miui to cm7 for my galaxy s as well (got bored of it + random reboots -_-)
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
CM7 does that, doesn't it?

:P

edit: i mean makes u bored of everything else
[Wildfire Android Development] ernestnwanu:
Strange enough, track ball wake still works for me. Build #77 with latest test kernel.
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
Are you sure you have latest kernel? It's not working leave phone little longer than few seconds in sleep mod.
[Wildfire Android Development] acaptake:
is deep sleep = screen off?
[Wildfire Android Development] ernestnwanu:
Yes I do and indeed, it no longer works. My bad!
[Wildfire Android Development] D3VICE:
I can't get the Market.

I flashed Google Aps 5 times already, doesn't show Market :S.
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
To be honest, I have no idea how you used the phone without a battery. :)

I'm gonna keep looking for solutions yes. The problem as I can see, is that none of the shipped devices that uses the .35 kernel have a trackpad, afaik. So it seems that HTC in their wisdom removed some code regarding wakeup for it.

Not really, deep sleep is the lowest state of suspend, where the system is in a kind of frozen state, to preserve battery.
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
Yeah, i havent seen any new device with tracball.
[Wildfire Android Development] Arbelzapf:
Well no problem, I just thought I'd ask. I was sure it worked (pulling out the battery while the phone is plugged in) but that was half a year ago and my memory might as well be playing tricks on me.
[Wildfire Android Development] Alex_GP:
I hate this direction... I love and use the trackpad daily.
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
It does work. It's like that for many devices. My laptop for example can run without the battery and only the power chord plugged in. Same with my blade. I've never tried on Wildfire though.
[Wildfire Android Development] Arbelzapf:
Well the thing is that it didn't work when I last tried while I think I can remember that I once had it running from power plug only. The only difference could be stock->cm7 or even some changes since cm6 - I don't know what rom I was using
[Wildfire Android Development] NickHu:
Try taking the battery out when the device is already powered on, but plugged in via power plug.
[Wildfire Android Development] Arbelzapf:
That is what I meant one post earlier. It would just turn off if I did that.
[Wildfire Android Development] linezero:
I have no idea how it works...it kinda related to LCD Density level too i guess. I am on Nightly #80, CRT didn't work for me at LCD Density level 120 which is default. I usually keeps my LCD Density level at 110 as always. At 110 also CRT Animation doesn't work but 109 and above the CRT animation WORKS. I have tried setting my LCD Density to 109 and above on Nightly #76 before and it pretty much worked too...I haven't tried LCD Density between 110-120 but @ 109 and above it works fine for me :)....give it a try

Edit: I tried changing the LCD Density through the LCD Density app. haven't tried by changing the build.prop file.
[Wildfire Android Development] geigi:
Battery life seams great with the new kernel without trackball wake.
[Wildfire Android Development] droident:
STILL getting SD card unmounts with my 16GB SD card. When will this be fixed?

It's NOT to do with how the SD card is partitioned or formatted. It can be formatted on Windows, the phone, have an SD-EXT, no SD-EXT. It makes no difference - it always unmounts.

My 2GB card is fine.

It is NOT the card. I have had a raplacement. It's a SanDisk bought direct from Amazon. Unless their whole batch was faulty, but for some reason it works FINE on SENSE.

Sorry, I don't usually rant but this has been a bug in every CyanogenMod nightly I've tried. I've haven't found a single fix just people with reports of the problem.

Within a MINUTE of booting up #80 the card had unmounted. Sometimes, actually, most of the time, you have to do a hard reboot to get things working properly.

Uninstalling. I'll try CyanogenMod at some other point, or if someone wants to work with me to make a fix.
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
Have you tried with the new kernel?
[Wildfire Android Development] genericmann:
Upgraded from stable 7.0.2. Flashed #80 and the new kernel. Everything seems to work nicely. Phone works more smooth. Haven't noticed any bugs. Thank you for your great work!
[Wildfire Android Development] ablqadir:
So sad to hear about your problem, wish i was a developer and could give you some help. But I do have my portion of story, hope someone can get some conclusion from all these bits and pieces and confirm if either our cards are faulty or something wrong somewhere.

I faced something similar with 8 GB card. it not only unmounts occassinaly automatically it also corrupts the file system on it, this happend at least three times(different nightlies, different scenarios). Finally I switched back to stock supplied 2 GB card and have no issue. So far my observations are

1. During some reboot the card was not found, although it was there. I took out the card,after shutting down the phone and tried to access it on PC(using card reader), it was not accessible at all infact it made my windows explorer not responsive. To me the file system was corrupt and windows couldn't undersand it. Finally i put back it in the phone, card was recognized but there was no data i reformat and install every thing again.

2. I was installing some software from the market(waze exactly) and all of sudden there was no SD Card. I tried again on PC and there was no data. Problem was resolved after i reformatted and installed every thing again.

3. The card was being used to transfer some file through usb file transfer mode. after i finished the transfer and turn off USB file sharing, the phone was not able to mount the card. Not only that there was no file system at all. same as problem 1 & 2 and solution was also same.

Just to add in all three cases i had FAT and ext on SD card.

I always thought its a card problem, since it was merely 2$ cheaper than kingston card :-D. Finally I am using it as thumb drive(bought 1$ micro usb adapter). Just FAT but no problem so far
[Wildfire Android Development] ramdroid77:
I wonder what steps you made to perform an "uninstall" :rolleyes:
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
I am using a 16GB SDcard on Nightie 80 and i don't have this issue at all.

What make is the 16GB SDCard. Where did you buy it from.

If its ebay there is a few fake 16GB cards on there and that might be the issue.
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
Updated the 2.6.35 kernel in first post again. This time trackball wake also works. :)

Unless there's some issues I'm not aware of, I think this is good enough now to replace the .32 kernel.
[Wildfire Android Development] acaptake:
yey thanks! trackball +100
[Wildfire Android Development] ablqadir:
wow looks gr8, going to try #82 + Kernel .35 + latest NT Sense Theme by nhnt11. Should be great cocktail
[Wildfire Android Development] keyra74:
82 + kernel 35 is a win :)
[Wildfire Android Development] pan_pietrek:
Hmmm... I seem to be getting sudden WIFI disconnections with this kernel. My network is a WPA2-PSK, set to channel 11. Anybody else?
[Wildfire Android Development] banny7000:
Me too.

HTC wildfire cyanogenmod nightly

hboot -1.01 s-off
[Wildfire Android Development] drioo:
#83 + new kernel: Camera sound bug back?
[Wildfire Android Development] -Howard-:
Just updated to a #83 and just noticed the battery icon is so much clearer than any other icon on the notification bar since the icon update lol :D but its running fine for me updated the kernel and its all smooth :)
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
I might reduce the glow on the others when I'm free if I get bored enough :P
[Wildfire Android Development] kevin2516:
looks good, i think im going to just wipe and reflash cm7, make my wildfire brand new again ;D
[Wildfire Android Development] -Howard-:
Aha thanks :D
[Wildfire Android Development] f0xy:
Just flashed 82, what's changed in 83? I would search but no inet on laptop. Thanks ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] sirnicolas:
flashed #83 and new kernel. Having now Wifi disconnects every 10-20 seconds. Anyone else having this or help to fix this?
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
Hi all will test #83 for Wifi disconnects in a bit as well.

Just on thing i have noticed not sure if anyone else has if you use the A2SD beta 4 with CM7 does any of you get a performance hit after a while.

I have noticed when i do a nandriod backup before each update there is a lot of event_logs.

Other then that #82 with new kernel runs nice will try #83 on same basis.
[Wildfire Android Development] will8578:
is it recommended to use a2sd with cm7, is there that much performance difference if you dont? and when i had a pulse someone said about i/o performance in the system, it was only something like 4kb and the sd card 128kb, i know you can fix the sd card speed, but has anyone heard about the sysfix, oh and sorry if its already been discussed or done, new to the wildfire.

oh and also, i am running cm7.03 with the new kernel fix, for me is really smooth and nice. thanks.
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
what do you mean about SYSFIX? sorry for caps. i will be dumping CM7 for a clean install of #83 with new kernel and the stable version of a2sd as its great. anyone know the best setup for this on a 16GB SDCard pm me if you do as i would like a fast wildfire for now till i can save for a decent HTC Product thats not Windows 7 based.
[Wildfire Android Development] paketek:
i installed again , now ok
[Wildfire Android Development] bluedragon1982:
I like to test it too - but alpharev ignore me since a half year and that realy sucks :(
[Wildfire Android Development] prihlopi4:
You'd talked about S-ON. Is it good or bad?
[Wildfire Android Development] vimjam:
S-ON is good but s - OFF is super good ( S-OFF = TOTAL CONTROL ON OUR PHONE) (SECURITY - OFF)

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[Wildfire Android Development] prihlopi4:
Uhhh. Is it possible to make S-OFF again. I Have it after first time rooting unrevoked 3.32. But after installing unrevoked 3.14 loose S-OFF