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[Vega Android Development] corvus:
Fixed in CorvusKernel 0.2 (search thread)

Battery problem can be resolved using battery calibrator in market.

Corvus.
[Vega Android Development] 71baker:
No i am mixing it up. I could NOT do it in recovery , in the end it worked from ROM Manager. From ADB is where i got the "out of space error".

That is the file it stopped with "out of space error" on. Just wrote it for reference, not having a clue if it would help or not. It was not something i chose.

I am sorry for being unpolite. Since i did everything the way you described in the first post and tried to find info in this thread without luck i got very frustrated. All i found in this thread was another person with the same problem and no real answer. (that is why i tried different versions of recovery)

No , as i said above , i only got it to work by using the Rom-Manager.

I tried 30+ times with 3 different downloads with and without assert enabled in 3 different Recoveries.

First try from Rom-Manager worked. With the first file i had downloaded.

Anyway, water under the bridge, now i have it working , and i also installed Corvuskernel 0.2 . This is a really good ROM. I like it a lot. This month is hell for me money-wise but when the paycheck arrives i'll donate for sure. Good work! (Maybe add a hint to try flashing from Rom-Manager if nothing else works?)

Hope theres no hard feelings Corvus.
[Vega Android Development] corvus:
I undestand now... maybe this will help other people.

This is because almost all info is in this forum: http://android.modaco.com/category/474/advent-vega-vega-modaco-com/

No hard feelings, dont worry... like you, i feel sometimes very frustrated...

I will update first post with md5sum and Rom Manager fix.

Thanks.

Corvus.
[Vega Android Development] Budius:
bug report:

1. almost every time I use the headphone and then take it off, it seems that the tablet doesn't realise that I disconnected the phones and still does not play the sound through the speakers. The only way to get it back to make sound is by rebooting.

2. the 'reboot' option actually causes the system to simply 'click' to off, just as if I was hard reseting it, then the overclocker send me a message: "Fail to apply settings cause the device was not shut down properly"

but as I said before in other comment, still an awesome ROM! thanks!
[Vega Android Development] rpmccormick:
Awesome ROM. I flashed it using ROM Manager, but I don't see how it would work from that and not from recovery, since all ROM Manager does is create an "auto-exec" file and then reboot in to recovery (which then reads the file and auto-flashes the zip).

What blue light are you guys talking about? FYI: I have a dock and there is a little blue light on the bottom center of the tablet that comes on when you hold the tablet close to the dock (I think it is magnetically triggered) to help you center it on the dock correctly. I have not noticed the "bug" though.

So we should install corvus kernal .2 on top of this? Yes?
[Vega Android Development] nicheramus:
Some trouble with game download

Hi,just some trouble with a certain game download: AirAttackHD, which is a large download/game

Great rom, works fast and smooth.
[Vega Android Development] daveleebond:
wiimote

Has anyone tried to use a wiimote over bluetooth with this rom?, have tried several market apps but keeps failing :(

Bluetooth is working since can connect and use my gps receiver and transfer files to my hero.
[Vega Android Development] cddt:
Maybe Lag caused by setCPU

Seems setcpu is causing the lag after some unlocks where the scaling is stuck on 216MHz. A reboot makes the scaling work again. Anybody have ideas for a fix?
[Vega Android Development] daveleebond:
I had this problem, found the cause to be having more than one OC util installed (setcpu & no-frills cpu), removed no-frills and been fine since, I simply forgot I installed the other :D
[Vega Android Development] fracmo2000:
I installed with rom, does it mean I can plug in an external hdd and play movies from it onto my hdtv? I cant seem to work it out.
[Vega Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
You have to switch to USB host mode first. Read the first post how to do it.

Then your harddisk must be FAT32 formatted. You have to try, not all harddisks work.
[Vega Android Development] fracmo2000:
Firstly, thanks for the speedy reply man! I have a western digital passport hdd currently formatted to ntfs...I seen the first post mentioned ntfs support (NTFS, CIFS, and some other kernel tweaks) i assumed it was for external hdd.

I will try again and see if I can get this working...would be a cool feature!

Cheers again!
[Vega Android Development] deimdos:
I'm having same battery drain problem someone has commented before, percentage falls from around 60% top 15% just in one reboot (I already wiped battery stats). Moreover, I get FC when I try to open "settings/about/status" is it normal?
[Vega Android Development] psykosonik:
I am also having problems with setcpu stuck at 216 :(. I have tried all tricks in the forum, profiles, settings.txt etc. I also only have setcpu installed and no other application. Please tell me what should I do? I have tried wiping and reflash but again the same issue.
[Vega Android Development] Blais:
Why do you need Setcpu?
[Vega Android Development] psykosonik:
I OC'ed it to 1400 Mhz
[Vega Android Development] jifop:
Excellant work guys! This really makes the vega rock! I cant work out get it into host mode to enable my 3g modem but its great!
[Vega Android Development] psykosonik:
Simply press the back button and hold after the screen comes on when u press power button, should get u into host mode.
[Vega Android Development] jifop:
funny, I've tried that a few times now and it just boots normally
[Vega Android Development] psykosonik:
Works fine for me. I just wiped and did a fresh install. No setcpu or other oc app installed. Still getting massive slowdowns :(
[Vega Android Development] xzyk:
I'm not going to pretend i can explain this, or that it may help you, but i was also getting the same problems plus the 216MHz stick (discussed on the modaco forum) but I did a nandroid backup, wiped everything through CWM and re-installed and for the last 3 days it's been an absolute pleasure to use this rom, so try it, what have you got to lose.
[Vega Android Development] drxx:
Fresh install may be work
[Vega Android Development] docck:
Does anyone tryed Corvus5-SP1? Don't see a word about this here.
[Vega Android Development] hubba88:
It's just an Corvus5 update which fixes some bugs. I'm running it fine. :)
[Vega Android Development] Tezray:
Having trouble installing.

Hi I have just installed this rom and I have an 8gb sd card. I made primary partition 6gb ish then a primary partition 1gb ish for the links2sd. But when i insert the card it say checking for errors and does not work. The first partition is fat32 then the second ext3 is this correct? Thanks.
[Vega Android Development] TomFrom:
Firstly, thanks for all your awesome work on this ROM! its so quick!

Ive found a bug with the wallpaper settings, when trying to set a wallpaper i cannot change the orange square to fit full screen (rectangular), it will only stay a square the hight of the screen and stretches the selected image area when you apply it as the background.

Anyone know how i can set a 1024 x 600 wallpaper image without it needing to be cropped?

Another bug i have found is when watching video in say iPlayer or other flash video, i get a glitchy screen with horizontal lines flashing across the screen. Anyone else noticed this?

So far everyone ive showed my vega to wants one, these are amazing!
[Vega Android Development] dmarchant:
Glitchy lines in Flash appear on all ROMs if you are not using a Tegra optimised copy of Flash. There are some around pointed to on the forums, but the Market 10.3 seems to give the problem (although some report it is better than 10.2).
[Vega Android Development] Tezray:
Does anyone else have random lock ups on the original angry birds. Every now and then it will hang then finally come back to life.
[Vega Android Development] Tezray:
I just had the CPU 216mhz hang too using CPU master. Is this going to happen all the time or just because of current kernel etc. Sorry new to vega got it yesterday so trying to learn it all the niggles like my phone
[Vega Android Development] maxip:
There are many reports of the 216MHz problem - some people (me included) have 'fixed' it by changing which CPU program they are running. For me, setCPU used to fail but CPU master has been OK (so far)
[Vega Android Development] niko_3100:
Hi guys, today i noticed that my flash player 10.1 (the one that is optimized for POV Mobii) didn't work perfect. The problem was with youtube videos. When I click in the video to start playing... never did, it stayed in the black screen before start to download the movie and play.

When I test the flash on flash pages like, www.peugeot.com or www.fiat.com or nike site everythings works fine even the ad banners in pages works fine. I tried with opera mobile 11.1, dolphin mini, and stock browser and in all happen the same. Any ideas of what could be? The only solution that I found was to restore a ten days backup, and that solved my problem but... it would be great if I could find a better solution...
[Vega Android Development] pawlaa:
WD My Passport Essential 500 GB Portable HDD USB 3.0

Good news for all. Plugged My WD My Passport Essential 500 GB USB 3.0 Portable HDD, and I'm surprised. It works very well. I can open and save everything. With r8-vega-update-modacocustomrom-unsigned did not want to work.
[Vega Android Development] OpenMinded:
what is the base of this ROM, Froyo, Gingerbread or Honeycomb?
[Vega Android Development] docck:
froyo, you can read this in first post
[Vega Android Development] bob1369:
Ive found that by setting the lcd density to 130, 120 a bit too small for my liking, the rom makes far better use of the screen size whilst im struggling to install honeycomb
[Vega Android Development] OpenMinded:
I did check and did not see it.

Checked again and it is still not there.

So please convince yourself before making these assumptions.

Thank you for your reply, I think it is really something that should be in the OP
[Vega Android Development] arnookie:
Remove all other oc utils and just install "no frills cpu control" from the market.

Never had a single problem when using that. :O)
[Vega Android Development] arnookie:
Also an easy way of using apps2sd is to download moove2sd eneabler then just use app2sd. Then you don't need sd card partition or link2sd app. :O)

It's much much easier for noobs and everyone anyhow. It makes the sdcard partition not needed.
[Vega Android Development] C64c:
Any updates for this ROM ?? I've been loving it for a good 2 months now.
[Vega Android Development] Pai.Tincho:
No updates yet.

By the way has anyone managed to get a Bluetooth keyboard working properly? I´m having such a hard time getting this to work :(
[Vega Android Development] singa89:
hi after i flashed corvus5 my vega doesnt seem to recognize my usb thumbdrive. the usb port is working properly when i connect the vega to pc ... can anyone help me? before that im on stock rom and it worked flawlessly..

thanks in advance
[Vega Android Development] dmarchant:
You need to put Vega in Host mode. On Corvus5 this is done by holding the Back button during boot. Check out the first post in this thread. There is also a widget there to show if USB is in Host or Slave (it is in Slave if your PC can access the Vega).
[Vega Android Development] singa89:
many thanks bro
[Vega Android Development] thihaz:
screen unresponsive after reboot

Screen unresponsive after reboot, Does it happen to anyone?

After I install the rom, play around and reboot. I found the touch screen is not responsive, but luckily all the buttons are working.

Any idea?

Except the shorter battery life, I want to use the rom as almost everything is working fine.

thanks
[Vega Android Development] Alex Charles:
Not to sure, did you wipe beforehand? Try a reflash.

BTW does anyone know how to switch to a running task on this Rom? Holding down home button doesn't work :P

And also, the status tab in about phone causes a force close. Just a bug I guess
[Vega Android Development] evophonehome:
Try flipping the tab from landscape mode to portrait mode and see if the screen is more responsive. Also try using the calibration tool in the apps.
[Vega Android Development] waflo:
Links from first post are dead, can anyone upload them again...thanks.
[Vega Android Development] yani2000:
I have attached them all but the main ROM to this post.

I have also found some additional links to a dropbox account that belongs to corelx@XDA.

Here is a post on XDA that mentions the link to tabletroms with all the links.
[Vega Android Development] waflo:
Thank you, much appreciate...

I just bought used vega and there seams to be a problem with screen calibration on Vegacomp ROMs. Accordingly to previous discussion Corvus5 works well on those devices (with screen calibration issue). I will give it a go tomorrow.
[HTC Inspire 4G] dgaud007:
Hello,

I searched EXTENSIVELY for a solution, but haven't found one yet.

PROBLEM: Phone won't locate using the cell tower triangulation method after rooting (Hack Kit). I tested (briefly) going back to the stock RUU and it seemed to work. This is my 2nd phone, as I returned the other one due to a bad ON/OFF switch. Had the same problem with the other phone.

DATA:

Root: Hack Kit.

GMaps works with GPS, Wifi. GMaps about page indicates a valid cell tower ID: 310:410:51799:249174939

RADIO:12.39.60.19P_26.06.04.06_M

ROM: Revolution 3.5

Kernel: 2.6.32.34

I tried different ROMS (Revolution 3.2,3.3 & 3.5), RADIOS, RIL files, build.prop files / settings, and many combinations of those. AFAIK the location feature stopped working right after the gfree step in the Hack Kit. I also tried Rumball's fix, which didn't work for me.

So, can anyone test / confirm any of the following?

1. Cell Tower location works with stock AT&T RUU?

2. Cell Tower location works / does not work after rooting?

3. Any ideas!?

Appreciate it. Thanks!
[HTC Inspire 4G] Silas0220:
Edit: I just reread that, my comment doesn't make sense. Apologies!
[HTC Inspire 4G] newter55:
I can confirm that I don't get located via cell tower on my current Rom. Never paid attention before as I always leave the gps on due to being in the country and cell "triangulation" being impossible ;) only resulting in me finding the location of the one tower close enough to connect to at the time.

Edit..just wanted to point out that WiFi location does work with gps off but not cell tower.
[HTC Inspire 4G] dgaud007:
@silas0220 : Thanks. The antenna is working fine as I can make /receive calls and use the net as usual.

@newter55 : Thanks. The cell tower location works OK with WiFi as well.

PS,

I'm trying CM7 right now. Will post back later if it changes anything.
[HTC Inspire 4G] quickxlr8:
I can confirm that my network location does not work on my rooted Inspire also. Weird thing is I've only noticed it after installing MIUI ROM. I can't remember if I had this problem on CM7 before. The way I found out was when Yelp wouldn't let me check in because it says I'm too far from the location.
[HTC Inspire 4G] dgaud007:
It doesn't work on CM7 either. As soon as I have the time I will unroot and go back to stock and check if it works...
[Nook Color General] zanderman112:
So as it stands right now, Sprint is getting the Nexus S 4G, HTC Evo 3D, and the Kyocera Echo. I'll be due for an upgrade in September. My birthday is in July, so I'll have enough money for a new device(turning 17). Now my question, when I get the money, should I keep it, and upgrade to a new phone in september, or spend it on a tablet? If I get a new phone, I'll start rooting my epic and messing around with it. If I get a tablet, which would probably be a Nook Color, I'll be rooting it and putting cm7 or honeycomb on it. In your opinions, what should I do?

Sent from my always stock, EC05 Epic 4G
[Nook Color General] stinky634:
I was in this same boat, I had $200-250 to spend and really was gonna settle for an EVO since at the time there wasnt anything rumored or announced from Sprint.

After researching EVO, Epic, etc, I came to the conclusion that even if I did upgrade my phone, I would have to renew my contract, deal with battery life, and stuff like that. I ended up stumbling upon the nook and its hacks/developments, and decided that was a better bet. Since I am home 90 percent of the time, and when I am out I need my phone to be charged, I decided the nook was better for my needs.

In fact, since getting the nook, the only time I need my phone anymore is for tethering on the go, and the once in a while phone call I get from time to time. I will say that it does make it harder to play on my phone when I cant have my nook around, thats about the only drawback.
[Nook Color General] zanderman112:
Ok, thanks. Yeah, I want to get into rooting, but not with a phone I need to know is fully functioning. I know that if I rooted my epic, I wouldn't have faith in it to do what I need it to do. I think I'm going to get a nook, than I can still help out members of the epic community the way i always have. Still would like others opinions though!

Sent from my always stock, EC05 Epic 4G
[Nook Color General] nickjo86:
i think you should try and root your phone and get into the custom rom world before thinking about getting a nook. the nook has a lot of hacking and if your new to the whole thing its different than a regular android device, ie using a sd card with CMR in lieu of internal CMR. rooting your phone does not make it less reliable, JUST FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS. But other than that a nook is a great buy, i have no need for 3g cause i just tether w/ my phone. And once honeycomb aosp is released it will be even better
[Nook Color General] zanderman112:
I've been reading up on how to hackify the nook color, I already know how to root my phone, and I think I can handle messing with the nook better than I can with the epic. I've seen to many people mess up trying to follow the directions for the epic, and if I had to go back to stock and restart, i'd only have my contacts. I'd rather buy a device to specifically hack with than hack with a device I bought to comunicate with. More opinions, please!

Sent from my always stock, EC05 Epic 4G
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
There is no need to have CWM on a SD card.. CWM internal works just fine ( I use it almost daily with Cm7) .

As for phone rooting... certainly, unless yummy use an untested rom, it is no more unstable than stock..
[Nook Color General] zanderman112:
You should read the epic forums then lol everything is a bug, and all they suggest to do to fix is "wipe cache and dalvik 3 times, and reflashthe rom"

Sent from my always stock, EC05 Epic 4G
[Nook Color General] Jgrimoldy:
This really isn't an easy question to answer.

The two serve decidedly different functions. It's sort of like asking if you should get a motorcycle or a pickup truck.

For me, the answer is easy. Go with the nook and get the best free phone that my carrier will give me for re-upping. Of course, I do not have the need to do anything with my phone beyond making/receiving calls.

There's really no right or wrong answer. If you're okay with gettting a much more basic phone, you'll ABSOLUTELY LOVE the nook, especially after putting CM7 and Opera on it. I don't want to gush, but the nook is, far and away, the best deal going for a tab.

I can't imagine you regretting getting the nook.

Best of luck, zanderman!
[Nook Color General] zanderman112:
Actually, lol what I said was if I get a nook, I'm going to keep my epic, and root the nook. If I upgrade to a nexus s 4g, evo 3d, or kyocera echo, I'll then root the epic. Thanks though, I think I'm gonna end up with a nook, cause I like my epic's keyboard, which none of sprints new phone have(other than the shift)

Sent from my always stock, EC05 Epic 4G
[Nook Color General] zanderman112:
I decided the "Current unrooted phone/rooted tablet" combo is better than "Unrooted new phone/rooted old phone" combo.

Sent from my always stock, EC05 Epic 4G
[Nook Color General] Jgrimoldy:
That's excellent!!!

When will you be getting your nook? It'd be nice to hear your afterthoughts about a week or two after you get/hack your nook.

Cheers,

-jg
[Nook Color General] greenmky:
We're not big believers in big cell phone bills, so the Nook is much better than any multi-hundred dollar phone IMO

We run on a couple of Virgin Mobile Optimus V phones on their $25/mo 300 min & unl data/text plans. I can't imagine paying over $100 a month for a pair of cellphones. Not worth that much to me. No matter how shiny.

I run my phone stock and the Nook rooted. Good combo IMO especially since the Nook is almost unbrickable.
[Nook Color General] zanderman112:
Read the OP. Nvm, lol somewhere around august-september

Sent from my always stock, EC05 Epic 4G
[Nook Color General] zanderman112:
Thats exactly what im going to do. Thanks for the input!

Sent from my always stock, EC05 Epic 4G
[Nook Color General] ylixir:
Yeah, I lolled the first time I saw the 3 times wipe thing too. The nook community is a world apart from the epic community. I'm not sure if it's because the device is more accessible or what.

That being said, the epic is about as hard to brick as the nook, you can theoretically always odin back to stock if things go bad.

Also the epic is pretty ballin' even still. Any phone hardware you get in the near future is gonna involve some sort of tradeoff from the epic. I'd go for the nook.

Although my rooted epic complements my nook a lot :-). Wifi tether ftw. And it will even more when i get around to setting up bluetooth gps tether, etc.
[Nook Color General] martianmonkey:
I have been I long time iPhone user and I wanted a taste of Android so I bought a nook so I could root and give it a try.

Right now I use an iPhone 4 and a rooted nook running cm7 but more I use my nook the more I have thought about getting the Moto Atrix
[Nook Color General] poppscc:
you have an epic.... no need to upgrade your phone unless you get the kyocera to try to kill two birds with one stone. Other than the kyocera option, I'de definitely get a tablet... imo a cheap phone with hotspot and a tablet makes life great.

kids got it good these days
[Nook Color General] zanderman112:
That's what imma doin. I will own a nook. Lol in the epic section they were telling me to get the Evo View 4G tablet coming to sprint with Gingerbread + the new sense for tablets. I said its a nice tablet, but it'll take a bit for development to start for it, and nook already has froyo, cm7, and honeycomb.

Sent from my always stock, EC05 Epic 4G
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
That, and there is no way the Evo tablet will be around the nook's price, even on a contract.

That said, i still think you should consider going all out and rooting your phone too... its alot of fun! :D
[Nook Color General] zanderman112:
Thing is, its fast already, I have no desire to theme it, I don't need a new rom/kernel, and I actually use most of the "bloatware" that's on it. I don't have a reason to root, and I'm not gonna root just for the sake of rooting. That's one reason I'm choosing a nook.

Sent from my always stock, EC05 Epic 4G