yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] loggainsd:
OK. Thanks. I will try to flash that this afternoon. Which one are you using specifically? Is it on this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1045081 ? If so, can you tell me which one? I'm currently using the one at the top.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] npatel1471:
MLB At Bat Video

Has anyone been able to get video with mlb at bat on CM7? I was able to get it on stock and DASBAMF... I can get the app to run, but the TV button I usually click to watch video is not showing up...

Researching the issue the best I could, I got the below links...

Could it be a similar build.prop issue? (Am a noob to this stuff)

http://forum.androidcentral.com/827240-post5.html

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=12732499#post12732499

SOLUTION:

you need to change the the build.prop file... i used ADR6400L instead of Thunderbolt and verizon_wwe instead of htc_wwe
[Thunderbolt Android Development] J2theMatt:
Check The OP
[Thunderbolt Android Development] smashingtool:
oh, duh, thanks.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Chopes:
Try clearing the data from the application and seeing if that makes a difference, or uninstalling completely then installing on CM7 (as if from scratch with that individual application)?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] npatel1471:
ive tried both... no go... based on what ive seen around, this behavior is caused by "unsupported devices," and the TB is supported
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Breezer23:
I'm sure this has been asked but I figured I might get lucky and piss someone off by asking anyway. Is anyone else having issues with the proximity sensor? For instance, after calling and pulling the phone away from my face the screen just stays off. I had to battery pull to get it back.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mcmillanje:
Get "android sensor data" from the market. It will tell you the status of the proximity sensor so you can troubleshoot if it's hardware or software.

Edit: new Google music app works with lockscreen controls! Wooooo!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] azndan2:
Just installed this on my phone last night. Its 1000000x faster than Sense LOL. Annoying that I have to mess with wireless networks settings to get 4G every time I reboot, but other than that its great!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Breezer23:
Thank you sir
[Thunderbolt Android Development] raziel36:
The one on the way makes 6, I believe. Saw her mention that on Twitter to someone a week or two ago. Anyhow.. still more than enough for us to be happy with ANY work he does.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] djkeller3:
Yeah, I think you're right. And I'm pretty sure it was doing this before I flashed Imoseyon's kernel. I'll keep looking for a setting that fixes it, and if I find it, I'll post here.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] djkeller3:
It's actually quite good. I'm using the extended battery and getting better life than I got with das_BAMF.

That said, some are not getting very good battery life. Not sure why some are and some aren't. I even keep my bottom jacked to 1.4 Ghz all the time with no difference in life, but my TB absolutely flies!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PerCompLLC:
Does anyone know if there is a setting to disable waking up the phone with volume controls? I love having them for advancing music, but I seem to be waking up my phone by accident all the time.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] qman66:
yes, i had this problem. go to root explorer and go to system/usr/keylayout and long press on mecha-keypad.kl and scroll down to open in text editor. (make sure you mount r/w on top right) then u will see key 115 and 114 which is volume up and down. on the right column it should say wake or wake_dropped. make sure u erase the right column on both of them. then back and save it. and reboot.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] djkeller3:
I agree with this. The new radio didn't work well with my TB. The old radio fixed many issues.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PerCompLLC:
Awesome! Thank you!

Sent from my ThunderBolt on Cyanogenmod
[Thunderbolt Android Development] djkeller3:
Absolutely AMAZING advice! I don't know if anyone else out there tried this, but it is a spot-on solution for this problem. It was very easy to do, but I have to ask, how in the world did you know to go there??? If my life had depended on it, I would not have found this fix!

Edit: I think this could easily be one of those many *tweaks* we may find in the CyanogenMod menu in a future build sometime! All part of what makes CyanogenMod the greatest ROM in the whole wide (Android) world! :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bhilgeman:
From Cyanogen's Twitter, Hopefully in jest...

cyanogen

@ChrisSoyars @qwirked we should just drop the og droid and the tbolt altogether :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jaysckap:
Nice, that's gonna stir some **** up
[Thunderbolt Android Development] qman66:
I read this a while back ago on some mytouch forum. this pretty much works on any android phone. in that usr folder it controls which key u want to wake the phone. doesnt work on every custom rom. but usually does.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PerCompLLC:
Yeah, I think that's actually a pretty old tweet... I think I remember seeing it about a week ago. They actually came clean and little while later and indicated they were kidding. At least that's the way I remember it... :-)

Sent from my ThunderBolt on Cyanogenmod
[Thunderbolt Android Development] m00nshake:
That tweet is a jest... Layher has nearly 2000 followers on twitter now due to his work on the Thunderbolt... Not to mention he's spearheading cyanogenmod development on the first 4G LTE device, it's a feather in the cap for any computer geek to say the least... Say what you'd like.. but he wants to see AOSP wavy gravy for the Thunderbolt as much if not more than any one of us... Don't fear... He won't quit that easily.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] psufan5:
Agree. CM7 on the first LTE device would be huge.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ncwildcat:
Cm7 is the most popular android rom worldwide...t-bolt compatibility just makes it bigger. If Google is really serious about defragmenting android, they should take a cue from cyanogenmod
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bitfix:
They are 1 step above cyanogenmod. They create the source code. The device manufacturers are the cause of fragmentation. If it was up to Google we would all have the same version of android that is on the Nexus line of devices.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bhilgeman:
Amen brother!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] revolt1:
thankyou jesus
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PorscheGuy:
EXACTLY!!! I just picked up a Nexus S 4G on Sunday (due to my horrible voice quality issues on both my original and replacement TBs) and it's the smoothest Android experience I've ever had "out of the box" without having to flash CM! What kills me is that if a manufacturer went with AOSP Android right now they actually would end up having a unique interface since every other manufacturer has a damn crappy skin! :-)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] djkeller3:
Truer words have not been spoken, than those above :rolleyes: Flawless justification for AOSP. Thank you JFMFT!

I'm just glad that we have AOSP and can enjoy ROMs like CM7!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fillyo:
I like sense.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] JFMFT:
To be honest, I thought I was in the Xoom forums somewhere when I wrote that. I am on two Xoom's at the same time and on Tapatalk on both on different forums LOL. I didn't mean to write a book in the CM7 thread. Sorry Slayher (and everyone else).

More on topic... still couldn't get any type of 3g tethering to work on my CM7 Thunderbolt when trying to tether my Xoom off the 3g on my TBolt... so I went back to Das BAMF 1.6.3 for the time being. I hope RIL is worked out soon =)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] :
+1 Sense is killing me. Anyone know?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PorscheGuy:
Haha, well based on the responses it was a good mistake! :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dave0373:
And a tweet about 30 mins later said "j/k".

Sent from my rooted Thunderbolt.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] psufan5:
Rooted my friends Inspire for him and put cm7 nightly on it... i am so jealous its not even funny.. his phone is so much faster :(
[Thunderbolt Android Development] loggainsd:
Update Again

I applied the old radio as you mentioned and sure enough my phone made it through the night without powering off. thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] magicriggs:
I'm running the newest radio leak with this rom, 1 .16.00.0402w_1. I'm not having any issues at all. I want to know if I should downgrade back the baseband. If anyone else is running this new baseband, how is it working for them?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] atrpm:
Well said, In a perfect world each manufacture should put stock android on all devices and create customs .apk (apps) with they "unique features", that way it will be easier to update and it will give us options.

I hate all customs skins available out there but i know plenty of people who love them. We don't need another apple in the industry, options are good. All devices should come with stock android and with a set off apps that can be installed from the market that will add all this "unique features" if you really want them.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gdanko:
I am sure you've left hundreds of people scratching their heads and asking, "why?".
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trevorx3:
Rule #1 of CM: Don't ask for ETAs.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] smashingtool:
Eh, as someone who is new to Android, and just swapped from BAMF to Cyanogen 2 days ago, I guess i still don't see what the big deal is. I mean, Cyanogen obviously wins, but for me so far, its more to do with speed and features than with the ui(i know sense can slow things down). I don't really like the AOSP Dialer or alarm screen either.

Am I just missing something?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] MrCapcom:
That really makes sense. Take a look at HTC they have widgets and stuff in the market that nobody else can use except HTC Sense users. Look at the Verizon Tab that has some apps that won't be in the Market and if not im Sure they can lock stuff down.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gdanko:
You are. Let me delineate a couple points.

1) Android is an open system. These manufacturers in an attempt to set themselves apart, create these horrific skins yet do not allow us to remove them if we so desire. What if someone WANTS a stock Android experience? Where is the choice and openness?

2) Each of these skins puts settings in a different locations. For example, AOSP (And CM for that matter) have the factory reset function in the same location. TouchWiz has it here, Sense has it there, and Motoblur has it somewhere else. T his creates a completely unnecessary learning curve if you switch manufacturers. You should not have to re-learn "Android" when you switch devices.

3) These skins are almost cartoonish. It seems like they're trying to make these Android devides iPhone-ish which is stupid. Android is NOT an iPhone and I am thankful for this.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PlankLongBeard:
Finally, I came around to installing this... CM7 + the new radio + Bolt = 4G LTE Bliss
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dickenam:
So, you're on the latest radio and having no issues with 4G/random reboots??
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tommyboy2034:
Point #2 is key. When you own an IPhone, and buy a new IPhone, you still have the same OS, maybe a newer version, but you're using a device you've already loved.

When you buy another android device, you're hit/miss on whether you'll like the OS with the skins that are applied by each manufacturer.

I bought the G1, really liked the OS, hated the hardware. Bought the Nexus one, really liked the hardware and the OS. bought the Thunderbolt... really liked the hardware, was 50/50 on the OS.

Buying another Android device, my satisfaction with the OS shouldn't have changed, if any it should have improved as the hardware improved, making the OS more snappy, but it didn't cause I was forced into bloatware and new interfaces.

Don't get me wrong, I actually like a few features of Sense.. i think their contacts are better, the integration with contact merging with facebook/twitter is better out of the box. A couple of the animation are nice, but other than that i like stock better.

There's just something wrong with an Open source OS being made closed source to customers.... didn't they get the memo.. people switched to android cause they hate the IPhone model... stop forcing us down that path.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] emarusamun:
Sense is the best of the manufacturer skins and I still hate it, so yeah. If they would give us at least the option to run aosp through an ruu we get from there site +apks for the things in sense we actually like I wouldn't have a reason to root....prolly still would though. Ship it with sense, by all means but let me dump that **** if I don't like it, same with the bloatware.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] magicriggs:
I'm on the newest radio and no reboots, using imoseyon latest aosp beta kernel also I don't have 4G in Springfield so I can't test that.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] smashingtool:
1)Oh, i understand and agree with this stance fully. It just doesn't have a direct effect on my opinion of their skins. In a vacuum, i wouldn't know any better, and its not THAT horrid(Note:I only have experience with sense and now cyanogen. Well, not totally true. I do actually dislike my girlfriends Droid 2 :p). Regardless, I wish more manufacturers were like Acer or Asus or whoever, who has a skin of their own, but also include an easy option for getting to stock.

2)Yeah, this has annoyed me a bit as i have changed roms and helped other people with their phones.

3)This probably gets to the heart of the issue. I don't mind how they look, or how the iPhone looks, but I also love how Android looks in general. I don't have issues with either really. Given that Android has had to play catch up while competing with Apple, It isnt surprising that they have emulated some of the look and feel. To many mainstream people, Android just seems like the cheap-o alternative to iPhone. This won't change until Android is well in the lead i think.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mrchambo:
magicriggs,

does your GPS and wireless work? GPS lock on down to <20 meters? Wireless access to internet and auto switch back to 3G?

if so, cool. Has not been my experience with the newer radio...

l8r,

jc
[Thunderbolt Android Development] magicriggs:
Mrchambo, just tested them both. GPS is off and wifi doesn't work.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mrchambo:
Magic, a couple of issues that are typically related to the new radio. There is a fix for the wifi, not sure if it works w/new radio...gps usually requires stock radio and locking in w/sense rom, then flashing Cm7.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jaysckap:
Turn on wifi and reboot, same when going back to 3g.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rcdeck:
Do you guys mean adrynalyns radio when you say new radio?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Turd Furguson:
I wished they would release an update to this ROM.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PerCompLLC:
I'm not having any issues at all either... At least I don't think I am. I'm running the leaked radio with Imoseyon's extreme lean kernel. 3G and wifi work perfectly (I don't live in a 4G area). I haven't had any reboot issues.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] smashingtool:
Fixed that for you
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rlcox:
This skin business gets me in an uproar too...unfortunately you might as well embrace it case it ain't going away.

As already been said...the carriers try to distinguish themselves by their crappy skins. Then they train their support technicians the in's and outs of THEIR system as they've built it. Therefore, they aren't going to let you take it off because then their techs would be lost within their own tunnel vision.

Then there's the other side of the argument, which is where I tend to hang out; those that would debloat and deskin their devices are typically savvy enough that they wouldn't ask for support every time the phone had a slight hiccup. But then again...if you're that tech savvy, then just root it cause you're gonna essentially get more out of it at he end of the day, anyway.

Unfortunately, the uber tech community isn't as big of the piece of he consumer pie as one would initially think, and due to just enough of those out there that know just enough to be dangerous, well...as far as corporate is concerned, they don't want to have to deal with them.

Hell...they don't really wanna deal with anyone. If they could figure out how to get $100/mo from you with nothing in return...that is utopia in their minds! Lol
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fillyo:
Not to down it in any manner, but moreso based upon opinions here, what is so good about CM7? There may be many scratching their heads at that! I had a Dinc, and I thought Myn's 2.2 was faster and less buggy than both CM7 and OMFBG. I have never noticed AOSP being faster or slower - seriously. These phones are pretty fast as is, just need to get rid of bloat. I tried what felt like every ROM on the Dinc. I prefer sense widgets, I think they look cool, and this is somewhat a toy. I like the weather **** flashing accross my screen, I like the contacts widget. So, it comes down to preference, but to say way faster is kinda ridiculous.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sunflash72:
It's obviously the screen off animation

Sent from my HTC Mecha
[Thunderbolt Android Development] droidholic:
I totally agree; it's all about preference. While I certainly appreciate CM7, some people fail to recognize that CM7 is currently "faster" than other roms because other roms are still based off of Froyo. When the Bolt gets updated to Gingerbread, it'll be certainly faster than it currently is. For example, if you run the current Doubleshot & Sensation ports, you'll notice how much faster this phone can run even with Sense. So, comparing the phones now when they are not both based on 2.3.3 is almost like comparing apples to oranges.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tommyboy2034:
The memory footprint is much smaller on CM7 then even stock AOSP. That makes a huge difference on phone speed. Now if you have enough hardware to support a bloated rom, then you may not notice the performance increase under most circumstances.

I use to have the G1, it ran a bit sluggish on out of the box AOSP. I rooted, flashed CM and the performance gain was insane, as well as the battery life. I didn't put any numbers by it but I'd estimate a 25% improvement in UI responsiveness.

Performance from Sense vs CM7 on my TB is hardly noticeable.. albeit I do notice it, it's just slight and that's because the processor/memory is enough to support the added bloat from Sense.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bitfix:
I just wish they would stop locking the damn bootloaders and if you want stock then root and void warranty. Once they sell a device their job is done and they got my money. Let me take my investment and do as I please.

Skins def suck but I do have to say that each skinned UI has some good features (some more than others) so atleast the devices are crippled. I would always choose stock over manufacturer designed skin. With this said, you always hear a bunch of people say how they love sense and and some people like touchwiz. One thing you never hear is someone raving about MOTOblur haha.

The million dollar question is 'Why does Motorola not realize this?'
[Thunderbolt Android Development] atrpm:
I understand you point, but at the end of the day they are selling a ton of phones and that's why they keep doing it. We are only a small % of the android users they rest of the people dont even know that rooting exist!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] atrpm:
I think we are going off topic, let's talk about CM7 lol... I don't want an ETA because it can take sometime but at least let us know what's going on? lol
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Farva0412:
I am so happy the phones been out a lil over two months. And there is a lot of developing for it. Saying that I know it's gonna be a bit till we see stable and more cm roms.

But how is this one? How "stable" is ghis? What's working and not, how's 4G? I am sick of sense and miss aosp.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PlankLongBeard:
Nope.. Everything Is Running as it should... No Hiccups as For Now.. Try it :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dickenam:
hmm no 4G or GPS issues??!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] :
pshhhhhh. i want an eta. I check this site every 5 minutes to see if there's an update, only to be disappointed...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] atrpm:
I tried this for a few days, Wifi and 4G are the issues for me everything else was really stable... You can get Wife and 4G working but you have to restart the phone everytime you go out of a 4G network or want to use the Wifi... I'm in-patienly waiting for that to be fix like everyone else!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bootywarrior321:
anyone else having setcpu force close on them whenever they open it. fixed permissions and it still force closes. using imesoyen's cm7 extreme kernel by the way.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] azndan2:
Just in case anyone was wondering about 4g/gps.

I am on stock radio.

I get 4g by going into cdma/evdo, waiting for 3g to turn green, then switching to cdma/evdo/lte. it doesn't always work on the first time.

GPS gets an instant lock, it is much faster than it was on any sense rom that I've used (das bamf, perfect storm, virusrom)

built in wifi tethering works perfectly.

I haven't tried wifi, haven't needed to.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] m00nshake:
I think the last prealpha release with the wifi fix from Imoseyon is nearly perfect since I don't have 4g here, the it things left would be battery life is not as good as some of the Sense roms and the camcorder does not record sound.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bhilgeman:
My camcorder records audio just fine on the newest gapps, leaked radio, and stock kernel.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Ke1evraTi:
Has anybody had issues with the headphone jack? I have problems getting stereo sound sometimes. After wiggling my audio cable or headphones it comes on.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PerCompLLC:
If wiggling your audio cable made it work then it definitely sounds like a hardware issue - perhaps an issue with your audio jack...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] m00nshake:
I don't think it's an issue with radio, gapps, or kernel... its a rom issue and its a known issue... my voice search works but for some reason the AOSP camera app doesn't pick up the sound .. I wonder if there's a work around for this..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bhilgeman:
Either way it works perfectly for me. I've been recording a ton of video and uploading them to youtube with no audio issues...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] m00nshake:
Not disputing it, mate... just trying to figure out how to get it working. It was a known issue here that last I checked, there was no fix for. I was hoping that another app would help but I can only find camera apps, not camcorder apps.. maybe adb push the camera apk from CM7 from an earlier build would help... idk... are you using the AOSP camera app or another app? I'm on the leaked radio, too... stock kernel... latest test build... latest gapps... and yes I have cleared cache and fixed permissions
[Thunderbolt Android Development] azndan2:
I have a similar problem, my left side headphone is 3-4x louder than my right side headphone...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] necosino:
Ran fix permissions and now settings stay. I also use quick pic as my gallery and it works a lot better than any other gallery I've used before.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] happimeal:
Everything seemed to work ok for me, with the exception when I try to apply a theme, it wants me to setup google account all over again, like setting up phone for the first time.

Great job slayher, and team.

First time CM user.