yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] m00nshake:
I've been running the lean kernels as well since I've experiences the issue... Try using the kernel that comes with CM7 or possibly Drod's kernel and see if you still experience the issue. I'd test it but I just switched to bamf 1.6.2 as battery life is much better so far...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pman555:
Question for you: When you switch back and forth between Sense-based and AOSP roms, what do you use to restore your apps?

I find that when I use titanium backup, I have to pick and choose through like 200 apps/other stuff to restore so that when I am on AOSP, I dont restore any sense stuff and vice versa.

Just seems to be too much of a pain for there not to be some other workaround.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fronc:
Just load an AOSP ROM, and restore your backup by hand-picking them. Then once you've made sure everything works, delete all of your backups, and then make a new backup of just these items. Now sense is gone from your backup.

Better yet, instead of deleting all your backups, make an alternate folder to store your Sense backups and just swap folders when moving from AOSP to Sense.

Those are just two suggestions that might make your life a bit easier.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Travar1410:
myBackup Root is pretty dang good.. i like it better than Titanium.. puts everything back onto your screen right where you left them too..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pman555:
The multiple folders idea actually sounds great since until CM7 is completely stable, I'd probably be switching back and forth between AOSP and Sense.

Here is what I theorize I would do in order to get myself set up:

So, if Im on CM7 now, I would delete all current backups, create a new backup folder called AOSP Backups and then do a full backup of apps and settings.

Then, revert to a nandroid backup of my stock sense-based rom, restore all of my user apps from my AOSP backup folder, so that i dont lose progress in any games, for instance. Then create a folder called Sense Backups, do a full backup of all apps and settings there.

Then, I can switch back and forth as I wish....right?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jawonder:
Hey where do guys get the imoseyon's 2.0.5 Kernel ? , i searched and i can't find it anywhere and it's not in Kernel Manager .
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pman555:
I actually use mybackup pro to backup things like sms/mms, call log, etc.

Then I use Titanium to backup apps/settings.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] miketoasty:
I would say probably another pre alpha maybe a beta at best haven't heard any major news about it recently.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jaysckap:
Just becareful about restoring data its not a good idea, its know to cause issues. For your games use the apps that save and restore your progress
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Smok3d:
You can find it here. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1021404 Sometimes you won't find certain things in the Kernel Manager
[Thunderbolt Android Development] m00nshake:
Good advice.. this is what I do and my backups are all with TB...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] raziel36:
Gapps installs a camera named GoogleCamera.apk in the /system/app/ folder. I just deleted it, and made sure the regular camera.apk was there. I'm getting 8MP again, but the googlecamera was overriding the camera.apk. If your camera icon looks like a camcorder, instead of a shutter, this is your problem.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mmtoman:
Check out. http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=encore. Tons of changes for mecha there. I feel like it's getting close!!!!!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tommyboy2034:
1.) yes

3.) normal use was 15% (check twitter/facebook, send a few emails, hit a few sites, no video streaming)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mcmillanje:
Awesome thx for sharing
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jawonder:
Thanks man it works fine .
[Thunderbolt Android Development] miketoasty:
What are we looking at here. I understand this is probably where they post updates on the nightlies but don't see anything here that helps us.

Edit: Nevermind read through some of the changes and so a lot of Mecha additions. Getting really excited now!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dbisch:
I'm sorry but what is Mecha and what do all the additions mean? :confused:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] GutterIsATool:
Mecha is the HTC name for the Thunderbolt. Thunderbolt is Verizon's marketing name. Not sure why devs insist on eschewing marketing names.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] raziel36:
Boot your phone into HBOOT.. you'll see what mecha is lol. It's the original hardware name for the Thunderbolt. Like the OG Droid/Milestone was called "sholes".
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Travar1410:
How do you use the nightlies? or can you not?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] MechaMorph:
There are no nightlies for the TBolt yet.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dbisch:
Okay, thanks man.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Travar1410:
gotcha :P thanks hehe
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Travar1410:
is the audio echo on calls supposed to be fixed? i was talking to my GF the other day and she said it was horrible still..?

Also, whats the good kernel for this ROM atm? while downloading stuff in the marketplace, my phone heats up alot.. i mean a real lot hehe
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gujupmp88:
so weird thing about my battery today. usually cell standby and android system is in the mid to upper 40 percent with other things coming in pretty low. today however, cell standby is at 7%, unusually low, its never been this low ever, or even close to it. But android system is up to 76%. CPU total is 14 seconds and Keep awake is 5m 43s. The numbers don't seem high. I've talked on my phone for 45 mins and played games/browsed the web for total of 15 mins probably. Everything else is in the single digits percentage except Android System. Is this similar to everyones?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] 00negative:
There are batch operations and filters if you hit menu key in Ti backup
[Thunderbolt Android Development] itzdarc:
The dev used a zero based numbering system. Most indexes in the mind of a developer start with 0... its just mostly easier to do it that way...

So the file name test0 was what he called "Test 1", test1 was called "Test 2".... etc.... making "test3" in the file name on the build you see "Test 4."
[Thunderbolt Android Development] superskaterxes:
lol I know why its called that but every 3 pages someone seems to ask the same question haha
[Thunderbolt Android Development] itzdarc:
I added this to the post... thanks for pointing it out as a point of confusion. :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=13515427#post13515427
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pman555:
I know, but there doesnt seem to be anything that meets my needs there. I could use filters, but then i'd have to update it everytime i install a new app or something.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] necosino:
I just backup all user apps (with filer, then batch) and then switch to system apps and only backup bookmarks, wifi password and bluetooth pairings. These can be restored regardless of framework so it works on any ROM.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pman555:
Ohhhh, there we go!

So I can do "full" backups of apps and system settings each night.

Then, when I want to restore, I just use the filter to restore only user apps and also any particular settings I want to restore, like passwords, bluetooth, etc.

Interesting!

EDIT: Damn...you dont have a "filters" when you restore. So I would have to use the filters for the backup, not the restore.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] emarusamun:
Flashing grey triangle icon next to 3g icon.... what is it. PRL Changed to 1 also from 15008.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] necosino:
Sure you do. The filters work on restore the same way. Select uninstalled and user apps and all your backups will show up. Then go to backed up system apps for your backed up settings.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pman555:
Ohhhh, I didnt realize that you could apply the filters before you click "batch" and see the restore options.

Sweet!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] raziel36:
Triangle means roaming, and usually means not activated. Maybe you have a sim card problem. If you've just installed this rom, I'd suggest installing Google Apps from rom manager, on reboot, it should go through the usual initial setup process.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] uthinkisay:
tried doing a thread search but no luck anyone know how to make wifi work with test4. I am on a fresh install with a complete wipe
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mrchambo:
look for imoseyon's wififix.zip

jc
[Thunderbolt Android Development] emarusamun:
I found it, it got put into Evdo only. Put it back lte/cdma
[Thunderbolt Android Development] speedracex:
It worked for me as well, I had to reinstall rom, installed wifi zip, then installed all my apps, I was good to go after that
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Imoseyon:
One quick note about my fixwifi zip. If for some reason it doesn't work for you try this first before doing anything drastic:

0) make sure the zip is installed of course. ;)

1) disable wifi

2) reboot

3) enable wifi

That should get it going i think.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jawonder:
I know the wifi fix zip is in a post some where in this thread but could you post it here again please .
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Imoseyon:
Here you go: http://cl.ly/6Ouu
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jawonder:
Thanks much ! , works great .
[Thunderbolt Android Development] IDroidThere4Iam:
First, great ROM for a pre-alpha! I love running it. I'm hoping someone can give me an idea how to remedy a catch 22 with the test 4.

I have a wifi problem, but it doesn't sound the same as what everyone else is seeing. Originally I installed the first pre-alpha ROM. Initially my wifi worked with it. At some point I did something that broke the wifi but I couldn't figure it out.

After that I installed test 4. I didn't do a wipe or anything. Everything was hunky dory except my wifi still wouldn't work. It would obtain an IP address then immediately disconnect. A cycle that repeated indefinitely.

I looked at output from ALogcat and I saw that there was an error with permissions to access eth0 in /data/misc/dhcp. I decided to run fix permissions but that didn't fix it. I already had flashed the wififix.zip and I was running a lean kernel.

I decided to start from scratch. I reflashed test 4 except this time I did a full wipe. After initial setup, I enabled the wifi and everything worked! I then flashed the wifi fix and I flashed the lean kernel. After that the wifi still worked! I was pretty excited.

So, this might seem unrelated, but I then went to enable SwiftKey as my keyboard. The setting wouldn't stick. Seeing others with settings issues here remedy them by running fix permissions I did the same. I rebooted and immediately I was back in the loop of obtaining an IP address and disconnecting every second or so. On the bright side I was now able to select SwiftKey and enable it.

With that said I repeated the wipe, flash and install steps. Wifi worked again. I then ran fix permissions for giggles and immediately I was back in my broken wifi loop. In ALogcat I could again see a permission issue. Manually changing permissions in the dhcp folder does remedy the permission error in the dhcp folder, but then there is another error.

So.... anyone else see this behavior? If so does anyone have a way of being able to fix permissions for settings without breaking wifi? There is some info in ALogcat that suggests a problem but it's beyond my understanding.

Thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] boristhebladexx:
GPS/voice calls work fine
[Thunderbolt Android Development] boristhebladexx:
this is definitely a daily driver for me ;p
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ikithme:
Can't seem to get passed the first initialization process. Keeps going back to the CM7 logo over and over again.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Travar1410:
can someone inform me if the audio on calls is fixed or not? there is or was a huge echo on the other end when people talk to me.. thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] miketoasty:
Everything works except 4g and sometimes wifi. At least for me.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Travar1410:
hmm maybe ill give it a try again. and i should use the new kernel im guessing then? thanks dude

last time i tried the ROM.. it was making my phone extremely warm.. i dont like that effect lol so back to virusROM i went..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xdpurp:
Great rom, even if it's claimed as unstable. Only problems I have left are 4G and GPS.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] miketoasty:
Yes imoslyn (sp.) Released some great kernels that work great. Has been my daily driver for over a week.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tdavis42:
I can't wait for this rom to be ready for prime time. I have run CM on every phone I have owned and at this point have to have tether and 4G avail. I just wanted to say an advanced thank you to the Thunderbolt CM team and encourage then to keep working. I really wish I had gotten into the AOSP when I owned a G1 with Donut when it was basic.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ethan.r.besbris:
for some reason, my themes no longer stick. should i wipe and try again?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] raziel36:
Haha!! We know work is being done ;-) He should get some proper rest, though.. I feel for him and his family.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Spaniard85:
Seems like the last couple of installs of this many of my apps would force close. They were usually games, like words with friends and angry birds. ADW EX would too though. Tried fixing permissions many times with no success.

Thoughts?

Sent from my THUNDERBOLT
[Thunderbolt Android Development] loccoelf:
Would someone mind posting the best kernel, radio, And download link for cm 7 test 4 Because when I download it from the main page it says 3 on the file name and the link says test 4?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] kkozma:
I'll be nice before someone rips you a new one.

Test 3 file = Test 4 link

Test #1 is build 0

Test #2 is build 1

Test #3 is build 2

Test #4 is build 3
[Thunderbolt Android Development] MrKleen1:
At some point in the original post they should explain in VERY BOLD LETTERS how the numbering system works with the tests.... :) Because nobody can find this information before asking again even though 1/3 of all posts in this entire thread are answering this very question.

But I'd be willing to bet the question would still be asked.

Now don't start thinking I'm all high and mighty or anything..... because I'm one of the goofs that asked the same question about a hundred pages ago... LOL
[Thunderbolt Android Development] magicriggs:
I asked the question before too. But if they would underneath the download link explain why test 3 is build 4. The question would be avoided. At least logically speaking it would.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tootalltoowide:
Programmers always start counting with 0, because of their required intimacy with the number system. It is only non-programmers who think starting with 1 is logical. I really am not trying to sound like an ass. Its just the truth.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] 1milenia:
why would you make a thread with no pics
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Smok3d:
Google/ Youtube Cyanogenmod 7 and you can see how it looks...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jaysckap:
It looks like gingerbread
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
But does it taste like gingerbread?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jaysckap:
That's the real question we should be asking
[Thunderbolt Android Development] psychomaniac189:
Where do I get the ringtones I cant get with root explorer? I'm trying to get teleport.ogg or mp3? and its not in system/media/audio/notifications/ also i searched the root of the phone and I still didn't find it.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] boristhebladexx:
i haven't had a problem with voice calls like many people, and my GPS is a slow lock but its still a lock. my only problem is wifi.... sort of. using isyncr i can sync my music over wifi. the wifi icon is there but not green. but on wifi i can't use facebook, foursquare, the market, etc. only isyncr works. any ideas?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dannycarrasco8708:
2.3.4

I know this CM7 build is going to be a 2.3.3 release but are you devs planning on porting over CM7 as 2.3.4...

That Google talk with video chat sounds amazing!!!!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] miketoasty:
+1 its the same on all 20 or so devices its been released for.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] driphter:
you can actually run the 2.3.4 gapps on a 2.3.3 base. I've been using google video chat for a couple of days now and it works pretty well over 3G and wifi. Haven't tried it yet over 4G.

I grabbed my copy from here --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1062980

click the modded gapps link and flash in recovery . . . just make sure to clear cache and dalvik first :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Derrtydozen:
Can a DTR be made for this build?

Loved them for CM7 on my Dinc :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mrchambo:
driphter,

did the 2.3.4 update you linked to in your post above make any other changes to your TB, since it appears to be an EVO specific download?

tia,

jc
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dannycarrasco8708:
GAPPS

I had no idea you could port over the 2.3.4 specific apps into 2.3.3...

Thanks alot for the memo. I will port those as soon as Cyanogenmod 7 goes into the nightly phases...

AWESOMENESS!!!!!!! :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] chadstone30:
does the TB's front-facing camera image come through on the side of the person you're chatting with? i can see my friend, but they can't see me. thanks.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Mudavo:
Test 4 wifi not working for me. Anyone else?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jaysckap:
Turn on wifi and reboot. There's also a fix for wifi/3G a few pages back. I'm mobile so I can't link ya
[Thunderbolt Android Development] driphter:
It isn't actually evo specific. It is HPDI specific so that is good news for us as thunderbolt users because we use HDPI gapps :)

I tried to multi quote on my device but no go. So to the other questions. Yes my front camera works well and so does the camera of the person I am chatting with, but I've only tested from phone to phone. No issues for me yet.

As far as "porting" the 2.3.4 gapps..... from my understanding the only tweak that needed to be made was a camera adjustment b/c the cam was transmitting video upside down.

And lastly :) ..... if enough people request it, I will make a DTR even though it is criticized as pointless :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xndzizz:
can anyone tell me how to install imoseyon's wififix.zip?

thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mrchambo:
xndizizz,

merely flash the zip in recovery...

jc
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xndzizz:
Didn't seem to work... have rebooted with it on since then too. Hmmm
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mrchambo:
did you fix permissions, in recovery?

jc
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xndzizz:
Ran fix permissions, rebooted, reflashed, rebooted again with wifi on. Still nothing. Out of ideas
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Imoseyon:
Did you reboot with wifi disabled?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jreed2560:
I was looking to add the HTC camera app back. With this being an aosp rom, is that possible. Simply adding the apk to the system folder and changing permissions doesn't work. It's the only thing I miss from HTC
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] TunaCanyon:
This is my first post and already I see that this has been posted to the forums. But the deed is done so I'd like to share my thoughts anyway. -Unfortunately I just found out that I'm not allowed to link to the pics until post #8 so maybe I'll come back and post them later. Anyway...

I'm in the process of integrating a galaxy tab into my car's dash and needed a way to power it, have usb access, and get audio off simultaneously. The stock RCA adapter doesn't have a charging mechanism or USB. But the dock seems to cover all the bases with charging capability, 30 pin connector, and audio line out (I won't be using the HDMI). I ordered one and promptly cracked it open.

This picture (would) show the top case (if I could post the pic), the guts and the rubber mat that I peeled off the bottom. Much to my surprise it was screwed together with actual screws and just popped right open.

At first I thought the big metal thing was a shield but I think its mainly there as a weight. The weight helps to make the device feel more solid but really its the same plastic you find anywhere.

As for my project, I need to extend the section that connects to the tab. That section is attached with a standard 12 pin ribbon cable that I can easily solder on wires or make an FPC-FPC cable extender if I'm feeling fancy
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] Beretta1526:
I'm very interested in seeing this. I think I can post photos if you would like to PM or e-mail a link or the photos to me.

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[Galaxy Tab Accessories] TunaCanyon:
I think I'm good now. Here are the pics

If anyone needs this, disassembly is very easy. Just peel off the rubber bottom and expose the 4 small phillips screws. Use a knife or very thin flat blade to separate the bottom plate from the cover. There are 2 tabs on each side holding it together. If you force the top outwards on the long side you can disconnect them and start to wiggle it out. Be careful not to damage the connectors since they portrude through the top housing. After that its just some tape on the shield/weight, 3 more screws and you're done!
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] Lucky_Charms:
I'm curious to see how this comes out. Please post pics when you can. I personally don't want to dock it because it means I have to take it out of my case each time and have though about just taking the dock apart so that all I would have to do is plug in the connector and be able to leave it in the case at the same time.
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] eugenchivu:
i have a galaxy tab in my car.

The solution for it was the standard samsung car dock, which has input for the included car charger.

The audio is provided via bluetooth to the car through Blackberry Stereo Audio Gateway, meaning that to my AUX in jack in my car i have hooked up this device which is also powerd up via USB and the music from samsung plays through bluetooth to my AUX in.

This was by far the cleanest setup i could do. there are no hanging wires or visible wires involved.
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] TunaCanyon:
My plan is to take it up a notch. I want to tap in to my car's instrument bus and be able to reset the trip counter/mileage/etc and control the tab with the steering wheel buttons. It'll be a couple months before that happens...

Anyway, I ordered a bunch of stuff from digikey to extend the ribbon cable without having to cut anything.
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] dogz85:
very interested in this. any progress ?
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] lardman:
Another thread resurrection ;)

I note that the PCB has some solder pads on it saying Gnd, Tx and Rx, I don't suppose you (or anyone else) has had a look to see what these are connected to?

I'm just wondering if these are connected to the serial lines as it would be a lot easier to solder to these than the innards of a chopped up cable.

Anyone tried this?
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] nubian122:
Amazing project!! Great info

Sent from my EVO 4G Supersonic
[Android] x10user2011:
Hi I'm currently using an xperia x10 running Android 2.2 with market version 2.2.11 . Lately the market says update unsuccessful for all my updates and I cannot install new apps because it says unknown error. PLEASE ASK FOR MORE DETAILS IF IT HELPS SOLVE MY PROBLEM! I really want my market to be working again