yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Mustang302LX:
Just went back to my backup of BAMF Stripped and MUCH better signal stats.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] n2imagination:
USB storage wont stay on for me. I plug it in and flip it to USB storage and it tries but goes back to off and no drive detected. It cannot find the USB driver although it works fine with other roms.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jgrimberg1979:
Is the data ever going to get fixed. I am tired of having to switch to auto and then lte every time i reboot or whatever.... I dont see much improvement from any of the other releases. Maybe small things but thats about it. The wifi seems to be fixed but everything else is the same as it was in the first couple release
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Arte Suave:
Maybe don't run a pre alpha rom if you are going to complain about every issue
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dvgb173:
Are you going by bars?

Or signal db?

I'd be surprised if the db were any different in the same location.

I could understand if the bars are different.

Doug B.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sunflash72:
Just noticed that this build is a nightly...

I mean he changed the name scheme in the mod version from rc basically... I maybe we'll get a spot in the cm forum soon

Sent from my HTC Mecha
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Mustang302LX:
Was basing it off of bars and performance loading the same pages. CM7 seemed slower on page loading and always had 1-2 bars everywhere I went. Das BAMF loads pages for me fast and has more signal. It might be a mental thing but I'm digging Das BAMF. However I will continue flashing CM7 releases to help find issues to help make it better. I love CM7 and can't wait till all the minor issues are ironed out.

Plus since Das BAMF is FroYo I can use Skype which is awesome since I'm in military and don't get to see family as much as I'd like to see them.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Arte Suave:
I tried some download speed tests and they were just a hair under my bamf results. Not enough to be concerned. I'm pulling a -79dbm at home.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ouikikazz:
Pre-alpha! Be glad data even works
[Thunderbolt Android Development] n2imagination:
stock kernel

So if im on one of IMO's kernels then how do I get back to the stock kernel for rc4 here?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Smok3d:
You need to ask Slayher for the kernel or flash the RC4 again.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] McFluffnStuff:
Is there a trick for getting GPS to work? I can't seem to get a lock. :/
[Thunderbolt Android Development] joshnichols189:
Reflash release 4 without wiping to get back to the stock kernel. Did this yesterday with no data loss or I'll effects. And to get gps working go to a sense based rom, download gps status from the market and hit menu and clear a-gps data then download a-gps data. Get a gps lock then reflash CM7 :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pitchblack86:
Decided to give it a go again and seems like all is working perfectly. Just restored a cm7 backup and then flashed 4 over it. Everything works. WiFi, gps, youtube, netflix. Just charging up to full now and going to test and see if calls and texts all work(only reason I went back to bamf GbRemix..Damn calls were not coming thru 4-10 weren't even ringing...) So far all looks great! See how this kernel does, just turned down the oc to 1.4.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PerCompLLC:
Already answered about a hundred times.

Backup your CM7 install > load a working sense-based ROM (ideally from an old backup) > get a solid GPS lock on the sense-based ROM > reboot into recovery (be sure to leave GPS on) > restore your CM7 from backup. No need to wipe data/cache as you are simply reloading backups.

Nobody has given a clear reason (that I've seen) as to why this works, but it has worked for me on every CM7 release. Good luck.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] superskaterxes:
so the people who have 4G working, i see your running the 0402w_1 radio, is that this first or second one?

also is everyone just flashing over rc03?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Helltoupee:
Yes I have searched and have been following this thread closely. I have tried all the pervious versions but can now say this is my daily driver. Quick question. Is there a hack / build.prop mod or work around for the green charging light at 90% ? I understand why it is that way and yes this is a pre alpha and what might seem trivial to one might be a pet peeve for others. Nit looking to get flamed just curious if there was a way to change it. Thanks.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] superskaterxes:
so i got 4G working (although speeds are still @ 3g and nothing close to what i had with bamf) but has any noticed that when you make a call you get bars with the 4G signal?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tu3218:
Let me know how it goes. That was also the reason I went back to bamf. Calls weren't coming through an there's no way I can have that. Hopefully its fixed now cause everything else has been flawless for me :-) I miss the speed.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] brucipher:
First off, I have to say to the Devs...THANK YOU and awesome job!

I just flashed RC0.4 yesterday and it is working GREAT! I did a full wipe and started from scratch. I was on RC0.3 but went back to GB Sense due to the battery idle drain. Wifi/3G handoff is perfect, GPS works flawlessly, and everything is quick and responsive. Overnight last night, on Wifi 8 hours, I lost 12% battery! On RC0.3 I was losing 30-40% in 8 hours on idle.

I do have a couple questions...

First off, most of my apps are not appearing in the Market. After I flashed the ROM, I installed GAPPS, and downloaded Titanium Backup from the market to restore my apps. I tried running Market Doctor in TB, but still not showing up. Any trick to have them show?

Is there a patch for the stock kernel to get video working? I hear it is working on Imo's most recent kernel, but I am getting such great battery life on the stock kernel I would love to stick with it.

Speaking of Imo's kernel, how is battery life? Does it compare to the stock kernel?

Finally, when I was on some of the other RC's, I linked my phone contacts to my facebook accounts, but when I did a fresh install on RC0.4 those links did not backup via google, and I had to relink everything again. Is that something that does not get backed up, and if I do a full wipe in the future will I have to relink again, or is there a way to backup that link data? (I know with Facebook for Sense, it kept that link data and I never had to re-link after a full wipe).

I think that is all for now. Thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] staywide8:
Anyone else having lockscreen issues? My lockscreen lags on unlock. I've tried all the lockscreens too and this is on a clean wipe.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jjpike:
Posts like this just seem pretty useless. If you're tired of the Devs working through problems maybe you should wait until there is a STABLE release. :confused:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] lrs421:
Are you serious?

CM7 devs, please note that the majority of us appreciate what you are doing and realize what "alpha" means.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dustinb17:
Is it because the screen has to fade back in like it will fade out before the screen turns off? What I mean is that for me the screen brightness will FADE from dark to bright when I turn it on and I can't do anything until it's back to its original brightness.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] wally19:
This is a CM7 Feature. There will probably be no way to change it unless Cyanogen changed the CM7 code
[Thunderbolt Android Development] WormDoes:
Has anyone noticed the in call volume is very low? Is there any fix to this that I missed? Also, I deleted the dhcp folder and notice my WiFi is still shaky. It will say it's connected sometimes, but it won't be connected. A reboot will fix it, but it's kind of a pain to have to randomly reboot. Anyone have any ideas? I love this ROM and don't want to leave it. Thank in advance
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Helltoupee:
Ok thanks. :/
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PerCompLLC:
Try the following thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1121517
[Thunderbolt Android Development] cmo220:
Applications - development
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dlongb13:
Quadrant is useless and is the most inconsistent test available in the market.

If you want to use it great, but don't post the scores in a pre alpha thread and think that it means anything.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Breezer23:
I'm perfectly aware they don't mean much. However, it is the highest I've ever gotten regardless of phone. If anything, I only notice higher FPS in the graphic portion of the tests. I know it's a fairly useless benchmark though.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sangreal06:
I managed to get 4G working briefly by switching between CDMA Auto/CDMA+LTE/LTE mode (modified radioinfo) but nothing repeatable. Hopefully I got some useful logs out of it at least. One thing I noticed a lot of:

Using new radio, for what its worth.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] millbean:
which app are you using to switch radio modes?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dlongb13:
Ok. So I have officially tested this on every single radio combo that we have right now. Obviously some methods are working better for different people, unfortunately these phones and especially the 4G side of it is quite fickle.

For me, the complete stock radio/lte and the new leak radio/lte combos are by far the most stable. The stock is the most stable on 3g, but I get 4g must faster on the new one. So I tried the cobo of stock radio with new lte radio, my phone didn't work with this setting, but for others it might be great.

As for people trying to toggle the data using airplane and data on off and all that jazz, dial *#*#3646#*#* and scroll down to where is says turn radio off. Turn it off. Wait a few for it to turn off. Then turn it back on. Think of it as turning it off at the source. This works for me after a reboot pretty much every time.

@Dlongb13
[Thunderbolt Android Development] emarusamun:
Had 2 channel sound, rebooted and back to only left ear. Right ear I can hear really low, like really really low.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] raphytaffy:
Anyone else getting heat issues or is it just me?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BryanP:
If it helps... today's flashing

Was on virus,

flashed first radio listed in http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13116386&postcount=77 (checksum 8e166e93a9a72cb7955440720ba8869a)

cwm bamf remix with factory reset

cwm bamf remove sense

loaded a few apps

cwm pre-alpha CM and factory reset before

Rom manager loaded google apps, restored all market apps, email, contacts no problem.

Not in a 4g area. Never have lost 3G. GPS laughs at any attempt. SMS works (go sms), wifi works (3g comes up in less than a sec each time after disabling), not enough testing for battery but battery monitor widget seems to report lower mA. Like previous CM roms on other phones, LED goes green before charge complete. My verizon app just shows system maint. No Force Closes

Did set radio to 3g only after I lost verizon internet on virus.

Thanks very much for the port.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] msburr87:
The heat is likely from the cell switching and stand by, my phone got up to 110. And while I thought I had the 4g issue solved on my decice, I really didnt, so I threw it in the frigidator for a few and clock worked back to BAMF for now.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sangreal06:
I threw together a quick hack of the stock radio selector. Feel free to try it, but no guarantee it will work or that it won't cause other issues

edit: removed, since the build has support for doing this now
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Nikolai2.1:
will this successfully change the radio from 3g to 4g on CM7?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sangreal06:
I don't claim that it will do anything successfully. It is just something I put together for my own testing to avoid the issue of having to reflash if you change the radio.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xebryus:
Slayher just posted an update on the OP, will try it out. Thank you so much Slayher BTW. Can't say that enough
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dotson817:
THANK YOU FOR THE FILE SLAYHER:) Rockin' 4G finally!!

Stock Radio/Lte !
[Thunderbolt Android Development] detox246:
I wanna run this bad but people can't hear me on the other end of my calls. Its a sad day
[Thunderbolt Android Development] MoeDaddy:
Yep thanks for the update slayher!!

As for my update after a day using CM7 my only issues are:

no GPS

no Skype video (app won't install)

mic sometimes doesn't work when switching call from bluetooth to mic, bluetooth to speaker works but a reboot seems to fix it.

The FB issue was fixed by the apk mentioned in this thread and I don't have 4G here so I can't say how that works...

I do get Simultaneousness voice and data over 3g and wifi, BT work 100% fine so far. Battery Life is on par with other roms I have been using. but overall the phone is super snappy and no lag other than when the market first opens, that takes a few seconds to load but that could just be on googles end at this point I don't know.

So for a pre-alpha this is a solid performer from my standpoint. Great work!!

I'm running new radio and DrodSpeed-2.6.32.21 kernel OC to 1.45 and everything else is fine. No FC's at all...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] packruler:
Thank you so much for this release. I have never had cyanogenmod on a phone before and even in this early state it is miles past what I've had before. I've noticed the Soft key lights don't come one when its not fairly dark in the room. Also the LED light went green while charging around 90 not sure why
[Thunderbolt Android Development] joshnichols189:
Soo running the update, had no 4g on bootup, but after switching to the cyanbread theme.. i now have 4g

lol?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xebryus:
So I just flashed the updated CM7 that slayher just put out. I AM GETTING STABLE 4G!! It took a little toggling, but I can get in and out of 3g/4g with no issues.

Step 1: Flash the updated CM7 zip

After bootup, you'll notice that you aren't getting data at all (or at least on 2 different T-Bolts this happened)

Step 2: Go to "Settings", "Wireless and Networks", "Mobile networks", and "Network Mode"

You'll see that it was automatically selected on "CDMA + LTE/EvDo Auto"

Step 3: Select "CDMA / EvDo auto"

Let your 3g service kick in before you do step 4

Step 4: Reselect "CDMA + LTE/EvDo Auto"

After a little bit of waiting, your 4G symbol should pop up. The only bug I see is that you won't be able to see ANY bars. I have tested with speed test though, I am still getting my 4g D/L speeds. This worked for both my and my buddies T-Bolts

Hope this works for everyone! Thanks again Slayher and Toastcfh for working so hard on this!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] WormDoes:
Thanks, I'll check this out!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bobby janow:
I'm not having issues since I deleted that folder, but that does not sound like fun. Perhaps you can reboot the access point?

As for in call volume there are others having the issue too. Try to find utkanos over in irc or pm him here. I know he's been working on the issue and needs some more testers for his fix.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] superskaterxes:
im getting a random re boot after following the 4G/3G toggle instructions and i go from the 4G selection back to 3G. when the phone boots back up my 3G seems to work perfectly.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Sean Hicks:
Camera view screen isn't working now.. :-(
[Thunderbolt Android Development] litso:
Does anyone have a mirror for RC0.4? Download speed from goo-inside.me is abysmal right now for some reason. Like several hours to a day.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Bimmer323:
Amazing work everyone.

I've been running this since Saturday afternoon, then loaded up IMO's new kernel yesterday morning and recharged to 100%. I was in the garage all day yesterday with three phone calls and a few text, but I had 3g turned off just trying to conserve battery life. 5 hours later I was only down 3%. Played around on xda and other apps last night, watched a little video, to make sure it all worked (youtube/mp4's/netflix) all work using IMO's kernel...wasn't working with stock kernel.

Now, last night I left data off as well and I only lost 3%, versus prior on RC.3 losing 20% battery over night.

You guys have slammed this version, it's amazingly perfect!!!

More donations on the way! Damn I'm stoked, THANK YOU ALL!!!!

:D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] keith.mcintyre26:
If you still have issues, put airplane mode in your pull down toggle. Works wonders for me if I switch between mobile data and wifi. I no longer need to reboot the phone.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] WormDoes:
I was actually thinking that may work. Also, I just noticed my WiFi sleep policy was set to when screen is off. I changed it to never sleep so I'm hoping that will solve my problems.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BoyBlunder99:
I just flashed 0.4 and WiFi isn't connecting.

I've tried clearing out /data/misc/dhcp, and rebooting and it's still happening.

I've also tried Imo's 0.4 kernel with no luck.

Can anyone please help?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jmotyka:
For the last few weeks i was hesitant at installing this because of the "Pre-ALPHA" tag scared me away. But After using so many sense roms and even debloated ones were still lagged out and not no where near what i want on my phone, now i have installed cyanogen mod rc04 and loving it. I actually have had no problems as of yet. ATM im in a 3g area where my family lives, but where i live there is 4g so ill be posting updates later.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pitchblack86:
Just a early update. I called my phone from my house phone 30 times. Cell rang everyone. I streamed a 2hr movie on netflix and never lost data. Still no text or pics yet, but i just woke up...

I think I can say without hesitation that, if mms/sms work, this is my new daily. Unplugged at 100%. Messed around for 10 mins and laid it down at 99%. Woke up and at 92%. I think stats are just wrong on cell standby... Just a little more testing and will let you know how it goes.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] :
I can't seem to download the latest build from Slayher's twitter., are the servers down?

Also, I have MR2 already on EatonRom so what following steps should I take?

1. Flash CM7 RC.04

2. Pull Battery

3. Flash Stock radio

4. Reboot?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] intangibleDroid:
Anyone notice the changes to the ADB Debugging menu?

There's now an option that says "Enable debugging over USB or over WiFi" under "Debug over USB".

I just tried it, unchecked and it allowed me to connect over WiFi via port 5555.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Mustang302LX:
Must be nice. With my phone sitting in my pocket I lose battery at a decent rate. Been that way on every ROM for me thus far. Hopefully one day battery life will improve. If not that's what my extended battery is for haha.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Arte Suave:
Also you can try an app from the market named restart connections.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Helltoupee:
I was messing with the new status bar brightness slider. I searched to find any docs on it and all I came up with was "slide left to right". Either I am doing something wrong, missing something or it is wonky. I can get it to work about 25% of the time. Anyone have any success or tips to share? Most errors are user based I know but I'm still not ruling out wonky. Thanks.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] miketoasty:
I can't install RC0.4 without it bootlooping after install. Any ideas? All versions worked fine until this one and now I can't even get it to boot. :(
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Nimbus79:
mine just died too... using Dream Kernel and was using Imo's.. Nada.

Can still take the picture just can't see what I'm aiming at!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] brucipher:
Well, I got the market to see my apps again after a little digging. I had to install AppBrain and sync my apps, and then I could see my apps in the regular market.

Can anyone help/advise on my other questions?

Thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tommyboy2034:
Little off topic but I can't seem to find the right thread.

I know CM7 has the TMobile Theme picker. It seems hard to search the market for themes that work with it, what do you guys do to browse for themes... I've only found honey bread so far.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] intangibleDroid:
@tommyboy2034

Searching for CM7 theme worked for me.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hyatari:
Phone isn't recognizing when placed in the car dock with the latest release even after a wipe and fresh install.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BoyBlunder99:
Anyone with an idea?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PerCompLLC:
UDP flood attack on the server... They are working on it now.

@Snipa_Ablair

@DrMacinyasha & Followers - Goo-inside.me is currently under an inbound UDP flood over over 100mbit, we're working on this now! Thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcporter80:
I had to do a full data wipe to get WiFi working again.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tommyboy2034:
Have you tried more than one wifi source to rule out your network?

I just flashed cm7 wiped data/cache and dalvik through Rom manager options and everything went smoothly.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] WormDoes:
I did a full wipe prior to flashing and my WiFi was still shaky. I deleted the dhcp folder..still bad. I noticed my WiFi sleep policy was set to when screen is off so I changed it to never. I have been able to connect twice at work without issue since. When I get home will be the real test because I had issues with it all weekend
[Thunderbolt Android Development] elemerica:
I'm generally a lurker around here, but the battery life on RC 0.4 has been nothing short of amazing with the pre-loaded kernel. Unplugged my phone around 7AM, it's now 2PM and battery is still at 80%. Fairly light use, some exchange mail via Touchdown, GMails, browsing, three phone calls (about 15 min on the phone). This is on 3G only (in a 4G area).

Previously, with minimal use I'd be somewhere around 40%. Amazing work!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] strongergravity:
Data delay

I am using the stock kernel and I have found that I need to leave the phone for a minute or 2 after it boots, then the 3g will kick in. I don't know about 4g...I probably wont get 4g until the rest of the country gets 8g!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BoyBlunder99:
I tried both my home and work networks. Issues with both networks.

Should I be deleting the dhcp FOLDER or the CONTENTS of the folder? I deleted the contents and didn't have any luck.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] kkozma:
Same here. I took mine off the charger at 5:45AM. Similar use plus about 30 minutes of Netflix thrown in and I'm at 73% remaining battery at 2:30PM and I've been in a 4G market since 7:00AM.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ddarvish:
I am moving to this rom as soon as an UPDATED RIL is out.. ahhh please slahyer hurry! happy to hear about better battery life but i need stability in my rom/ data connection
[Thunderbolt Android Development] WormDoes:
I deleted the entire folder.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BoyBlunder99:
Ugh, that didn't help either.

You guys think a new kernel would help? I've already tried Imoseyon's lean kernel.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] elemerica:
My data has been perfectly stable. Wifi switches fine when I go home and switches back to 3G when I leave. I don't have any real need for 4G, even though I work in a 4G market, so I don't bother with it.