yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Nexus tablet would be a bold move, but interesting...

I don't have GPS issues and I don't use the stock keyboard, but the black screen issue and delayed incoming microphone would be some nice fixes.

I still think the Gingerbread launcher is buggy as ****. Froyo's launcher never gave me any grief, but Gingerbread has been flakey since day one. Hopefully they'll get it all fixed up in this upcoming update...
[Nexus One General] nunyabiz:
In google time that puts the update around july or august?
[Nexus One General] Atento:
I hope that they fix the 2 seconds delay in call answer.
[Nexus One General] alberic000:
an update against the 2.3.3 root?
[Nexus One General] j00m:
on PC, i used this: http://boomtopper.blogspot.com/2009/10/unyaffs-windows-binary.html
[Nexus One General] neozengar:
Wow I can't wait for the new update.
[Nexus One General] geemaan:
First thing I noticed with the new 2.3.4 is how quick the phone boots now!
[Nexus One General] b4cksl4sh:
Has the annoying delay on incoming calls been fixed?

http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Mobile/thread?tid=110c873c8cdee0b1&hl=en
[Nexus One General] netzpirat:
I heard not....
[Nexus One General] geemaan:
I just received a test call and it seemed so.
[Nexus One General] doronb:
With Gtalk? or regular voice call?
[Nexus One General] geemaan:
regular voice call
[Nexus One General] lbibolet:
the app drawer is still very messed up when exiting from an app.

Anyone with the same pb? i would have hoped it was fixed.
[Nexus One General] efrant:
You could also have flashed this zip file before you rebooted, which deletes those two files and then there is no need to reflash your custom recovery: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12512172&postcount=2
[Nexus One General] hycian:
Boot time is roughly the same after my manual update, so far I've noticed nothing new/improved on my phone.
[Nexus One General] crachel:
So, no voice chat over GTalk, and I assume they have not re-enabled Trackball wake? Basically a maintenance update that @googlenexus trumped up as a big 'surprise'.. I really don't like to *****/moan about Google seeing as they are supporting this device coming up on a year and half, and I'm really not here, just whoever is running @googelnexus needed to distinguish that Nexus S users have a surprise, and Nexus One users a fairly unremarkable 6 MB obscure bug fix

edit: reading @googlenexus timeline, they eventually did, but i guess not before creating the buzz they were going after
[Nexus One General] hungryTux:
Yes I could have done that too. But this completely removes those two files, I like to rename those, just so I have a backup, for when I need to restore stock recovery. Thanks for the tip anyway.
[Nexus One General] hungryTux:
I haven't noticed any significant reduction in boot-time either.
[Nexus One General] derfo:
I am getting error below when I try and install update using Amon 2.2.1 with signature verification turned off:

assert failed: apply_patch_check("/system/app/AccountAndSyncSettings.apE:unknown command [k",] E:unknown command [c4d4b36bd")]

E:Error in /sdcard/update.zip

(status 7)

Installation aborted.

Please help?
[Nexus One General] hungryTux:
Strange shouldn't happen unless you tried to patch the AccountAndSyncSettings.apk with a different version earlier. People who had patched the Talk.apk file with Talk2.apk(with voice and video chat capabilities) faced similar problems.

Check the md5 of the update file you downloaded. It should be:

fa77dace8806e4c40c80835a8902ed15

Also how are you applying the update. Booting into recovery and choosing 'Apply update from sd card', I'm assuming.
[Nexus One General] efrant:
You cannot install the update if you've removed any files from the stock ROM (e.g., facebook, amazon, etc.). The update will only work on a stock (not de-odxed) ROM with no files removed. If you've removed any files, you would need to replace them before you try to install this.
[Nexus One General] mattlehrer:
Gingerbreak

Does Gingerbreak work with 2.3.4?
[Nexus One General] netzpirat:
Or you use this update.zip: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13424911&postcount=19

I also deleted some stock apps ;)
[Nexus One General] derfo:
Yep, my bad. I have dsixda's modified ROM. I'll wait for a modified release.

Many thanks!
[Nexus One General] efrant:
Yup, that will work if you've deleted some apps. However, it still won't work if your stock ROM is de-odexed.
[Nexus One General] derfo:
Fudge - My ROM was de-odxed and I applied the update.zip in the previous post.

Now the N1 is sitting on the X screen.... :(

efrant > next steps please? help!
[Nexus One General] efrant:
Sorry, but you are out of luck. Nothing else to do but restore a Nandroid backup from recovery, or flash a new ROM.

EDIT: This illustrates the risks of removing the verification checks from updates...

EDIT2: This MAY work as well: get someone to de-odex the update and try re-flashing it.
[Nexus One General] hungryTux:
Looks like removing Amazon mp3's apk doesn't affect the upgrade. I had removed it from GRI40, but the upgrade went through all OK. :)
[Nexus One General] derfo:
Boo...

Thanks for your help efrant. I should be more careful next time.
[Nexus One General] b4cksl4sh:
Best of all it seems that even the most annoying bugs (for me) haven't been fixed:

Mic delay on incoming calls

LED notification for missed calls

GPS seems to be fixed after over a month of waiting for the fix.

Great update Google!
[Nexus One General] haturaya:
Anybody with 2.3.4 care to give some initial impression about battery life? 2.3.3 is pretty bad though.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Same with new update. Still utter ****. 3 and a half hours, down to 63% now.
[Nexus One General] bozzykid:
It seems to be improved for me. I've received 3 calls today and the other callers heard me the first time each time. That is definately an improvement but I haven't had a chance to test it in depth to see if its really fixed.
[Nexus One General] erikiksaz:
Wow, don't know if it's been mentioned, but now the stock recovery allows for you to dig through directories to find update.zip.
[Nexus One General] b4cksl4sh:
Have you tried putting the WLAN standby policy to "never"?

Battery life has been great for me since Gingerbread!
[Nexus One General] geemaan:
I can confirm this, no more stupid renaming.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Where is that set?
[Nexus One General] kharma45:
Settings > Wireless and networks > WiFi settings > hit the menu button, should show an advanced option > and then you come to Wi-Fi sleep policy.

I too found setting it to never gave me better battery life.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Mine was already set to never. Lol
[Nexus One General] timonoj:
Hmmm, is there any update.zip file for non modded/rooted (aka stock) N1?
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Dude, it's a sticky at the top of this forum. Links to regular ota, and a modded update file that won't overwrite the bootloader.
[Nexus One General] timonoj:
Sorry,i was checking from the mobile, and I entered the address of this thread, so I didn't see any other posts, assuming it would show up here first.
[Nexus One General] crimsonl33ch:
Just got my OTA this morning, using a stock rom here. I noticed "Books" in the apps All list. In the app market, Books isn't allowed to be installed for my UK location yet :(

The only problems with my N1 have been touchscreen probs and rebooting while using car nav, I think an over heating problem there. They haven't shown up after updating yet, more testing required.

Did have a wifi no connection issue straight after the OTA update, but a power down and restart cleared it.

Cheers,

JonB
[Nexus One General] haturaya:
Really appreciate the feedback regarding battery life. Can anyone put up a bit more info with the N1 setting (wifi sleep policy, screen auto brightness, etc).

I'm still sceptical with this battery improvement after being 'traumatised' with bad battery life upon upgrading to 2.3.3 compared to 2.2.2. 2.3.3 can't even last 1/2 day compared to easily getting full day with Froyo 2.2.2 with my usage pattern.

I'll stick to 2.2.2 at the moment until clearer information available. I'm not going through the hassle of downgrading from Gingerbread to Froyo again.

Are the other bugs being rectified as well with this version? Such as:

1. Date format on notification (stuck with US format)

2. Screed auto brightness (stuck when the brightness increase)

3. 'Awake' bugs

etc

Thanks
[Nexus One General] kharma45:
I noticed that with 2.3.3, never took much notice of it really.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
I wouldn't be surprised if that's part of it.
[Nexus One General] b4cksl4sh:
Gingerbread made me hate Android and Google though iam an avid Google and Android fanboy! My N1 is unreliable for over a month now but with nice ui and better battery... :-(
[Nexus One General] machina77:
Android 2.3.4 OTA rolling out over the next few weeks! Has bug fixes for Nexus One, video chat for Nexus S. But a surprise is still to come!

53 minutes ago via web
[Nexus One General] henriquesp:
Is it just mine or someone else has heating/restart issues since Gingerbread?

My N1 has become pretty much useless in terms of gaming since GB. After a few minutes of moderate to heavy usage of the touchscreen, it'll just restart. And next time, it'll take seconds. That is if I'm not recharging, in which case it might restart if I just take a call.

I hope they address that in this OTA.
[Nexus One General] mrtoken:
Thats not a GB fault

Thats the stuffed motherboard fault, I had the same thing, as soon as it gets over 37 degrees it reboots if you do anything with it.

Only way to fix it is by sending it off to get fixed, I ended up with a new phone but now i have the power button going on it :(
[Nexus One General] henriquesp:
Might be, but it was perfectly fine right before GB update, and started right after it.

I might as well get the Galaxy S II...
[Nexus One General] jacindc:
Geez, Flash is now almost 12MB. My N1 can't keep sacrificing space on the Flash altar anymore! Does any app successfully move it to SD?
[Nexus One General] enisoc:
I was able to move Flash to SD on a non-rooted stock N1 with the following adb command, graciously provided by some other XDA-er in another thread which I am too lazy to search for right now. Of course you need to have the SDK installed and enable USB debugging on your phone.

After running that, you should be able to move many apps to SD that previously wouldn't allow you to. The latest Flash player is taking up 60KB of my internal storage. :)
[Nexus One General] :
real nice google, lol
[Nexus One General] crachel:
So some bug fixes and a puzzle are our surprise? Not really blowing my Nexus One's skirt up
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
Sounds good to have an update & surprise about now...the Nexus One legacy continues! :)
[Nexus One General] khaytsus:
Blah, update notification went away on my N1 a long time ago, now I have it back again.. :( Gotta install fotakill I guess.
[Nexus One General] henriquesp:
The title was updated and made it sound like the update links were available. Bummer.
[Nexus One General] goTouch:
For Nexus S:

http://groups.google.com/group/android-building/msg/79ccaf7ebfa22744?pli=1
[Nexus One General] FastMhz:
I hope it fixes the "awake" status issue on N1's
[Nexus One General] j00m:
Only Nexus S, no Nexus One. Too sadyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
[Nexus One General] FastMhz:
Am I reading this wrong?

http://twitter.com/#!/googlenexus/status/63707554831806464
[Nexus One General] j00m:
No video chat for Nexus One :(
[Nexus One General] rickhuizinga:
I don't know why they couldn't have at least supported voice chat on the Nexus One.
[Nexus One General] Deliamber:
Got 2.3.4 GRJ22 on my N1

Got the update notification on my stock T-Mo N1 with 2.3.3 about an hour ago. Was surprised as I'd not heard anything about it yet, but went ahead and installed. No logcat running (truly sorry!), as I figured by the time I got around to checking XDA the link would be all over the place already.

Anyway, haven't had much chance to explore yet, but haven't noticed any significant differences so far.
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
Your logcat should still be good, as long as you haven't rebooted...
[Nexus One General] j00m:
no exist for NExus one now. Don't lie. :D
[Nexus One General] Deliamber:
It forced a reboot to do the installation. Checked current logcat, filtering on both ".zip" and "http" and no luck. :(
[Nexus One General] Deliamber:
I'm not lying. I know it's "ZIP link or it's not true" here. Heck, that's how I'd be too! I feel utterly stupid now for jumping the gun and just letting it do the update (I was in the middle of re-watching some Firefly on BluRay, so I wasn't really concentrating, just "Eh? Update? Sure, go ahead!"). But I'm staring at 2.3.4 right now, so I'm certain that other N1 users will be getting it soon.
[Nexus One General] stewarta:
Update

... probably saying a formal hello to Amazon Market for Android ... or has that been done?
[Nexus One General] doronb:
Update for Nexus one

Still don't get the update :confused:
[Nexus One General] stewarta:
Flash bloat

... No, not as far as I know. App 2 SD moves most things but not Flash. Didn't do it on the N1 or NI Adam ...
[Nexus One General] scorpion_s66:
if i root my N1 via gingerbreak , should I unroot my dev for OTA or manualy update? (i'm using stock 2.3.3 rom)

thanks for your answers
[Nexus One General] kled54:
same issue
[Nexus One General] Dirk:
But what year? :D
[Nexus One General] j00m:
Coz Googler told has no binary for Nexus One ATM. So you lied. :D
[Nexus One General] enisoc:
Here is how you move Flash to SD. I'm surprised this is not common knowledge on XDA.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13300247&postcount=28
[Nexus One General] netzpirat:
Damn! I spend 30 Minutes to modify the update.zip for keeping root and disabling verification check because of deleted stock apps....

Just to realize that im working on the Nexus S update file an still having a N1.... :mad:

Wanted: N1 update.zip :D
[Nexus One General] burnduck:
in case someone's interested ;)
[Nexus One General] doronb:
Update on Nexus one

HI,

This on Nexus one?

Do you have the link to download the update?
[Nexus One General] burnduck:
only if you can tell me how to use the logcat thing?

is it accessed from adb?
[Nexus One General] b4cksl4sh:
You can use aLogcat from the Android Market.

But it's too late if you already rebooted...
[Nexus One General] burnduck:
i guess it is :(

sorry couldn't help

- waiting for device -

--------- beginning of /dev/log/system

I/InputManager( 93): Initializing input manager

I/InputManager( 93): Starting input manager

I/SystemServer( 93): Bluetooth Service
[Nexus One General] das_spektakel:
Can you make a system dump via CWM for us?

best,

das_spektakel
[Nexus One General] das_spektakel:
According to heise.de, one of the most reliable tec-newspages the GRJ22 update is for both, the Nexus S and Nexus One.

Link to article: http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Android-2-3-4-bringt-Videochat-auf-Nexus-S-1234737.html (German)

Text: "...Google stellt Android 2.3.4 für Nexus-Besitzer auch als Download zum manuellen Update bereit (ZIP-Datei, 11,9 MByte). Entgegen ersten Medienberichten lässt sich das Update sowohl auf US-amerikanischen als auch deutschen Geräten installieren – in der c't Redaktion klappte das auf einem Nexus S von Vodafone, einem in den USA erworbenen Nexus S und einem Nexus One aus den USA..."

Download link:

http://v3.lscache3.c.android.client...749.signed-soju-GRJ22-from-GRI40.a14a2dd0.zip

Who wants to volunteer? :D:):p
[Nexus One General] Trebek:
Well the link IS from the true Google domain... however the "signed-soju-" part implies it's for the Nexus S, not the Nexus One. If it was the Nexus One it should say "signed-passion-" from what I've seen before.
[Nexus One General] das_spektakel:
Yes, you're right. I'm currently running a homebrew deodexed ROM so I have no chance to verify the update on my nexus one. Guess what, i will quickly download the initial OTA 2.3.3 and check the update afterwards. stay tuned...
[Nexus One General] netzpirat:
Don´t try the Nexus S update.zip on N1! Wont work....

Just check the header of the updater-script file:
[Nexus One General] b4cksl4sh:
Be sure to check the URL of the 2.3.4 update with aLogcat or anything else before installing (and rebooting) if you get the notification! ;-)
[Nexus One General] Trebek:
Yeah I already did give a try, just said "failed authentication" or something like that and didn't work :(
[Nexus One General] das_spektakel:
ok, thanks for testing it
[Nexus One General] Tim Saunders:
wow. I really can't believe that no one has posted the link yet. I didn't think logcat was that complicated.
[Nexus One General] geemaan:
it's not logcat, it's that the lucky one(s) don't know or in the heat of the moment they receive the update forget about using it.
[Nexus One General] Trebek:
Yeah I know, the first thing I did when I saw that 2.3.4 was being "pushed out over the next few weeks" was to install aLogCat... I was going to do it on the Nexus S we have too but someone already has posted that link.

COME ONNN!!!!!
[Nexus One General] netzpirat:
Notice: Some Nexus S owners report that the update removes (like other updates earlyer) root and custom recoverys!

So dont hurry installing the update and be angry about loosing root ;)
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Of course it does, all OTA's do.
[Nexus One General] efrant:
Of course it does. Every update from Google removes the permissions on the su app, and reflashes the stock recovery. However, if you follow these instructions, you will have no problem retaining root: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11952103&postcount=60

EDIT: Rusty beat me to it!
[Nexus One General] myrain:
and it means a rooted N1 can still enable to install the 2.3.4 update ?
[Nexus One General] efrant:
As long as you are running a stock (i.e., not de-odexed) ROM, yes. It doesn't matter if you are rooted or not.
[Nexus One General] zlogic42:
If it removed apps like Twitter, Facebook and Amazon MP3 that would be nice. Since even if you install an updated version of these apps, the stock version will still use up space.
[Nexus One General] netzpirat:
Yes, i know, but some Nexus S owners didnt and in the past so N1 owners were still wondering ;)

Yes, of course ;)
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
What is going on in this thread?

Why is it every time a new OTA update is rolling out everyone comes out of the woodwork and acts like they have never had an OTA update before. "Herp I wasn't running logcat" "Derp, I lost root" "Herp derp, the clearly labeled Nexus S update won't apply to my Nexus One".

lol, cracks me up every time.

Guess I'll wait patiently with alogcat and cross my fingers.

I did just see a reply back from a checkin (not forced) in my log with "act=android.server.checkin.FOTA_CANCEL". Not one of the fortunate yet.
[Nexus One General] myrain:
Got it, just like the FRG83 & FRG83D did. THX
[Nexus One General] geemaan:
there was a linux script that replicates the android checkin by giving it the imei and serial number of the handset. maybe using it with the specific details of the individual that received the update would get us the url...

*LE*

The post that contains the script is here.
[Nexus One General] Devastatin:
Now burnduck + Script + Unix = Winning?
[Nexus One General] k_myk:
I wonder if call delay issue was fixed in this update. Black screens were fixed earlier so delay is a major issue in GB atm, isn't it? I hope this update will somehow help CM team bring us the best ROM ever;)

Everybody is waiting for hero of the day who will post a link, so keep your lolcats... ehm... logcat apps running and gain thanks from N1 owners! :)
[Nexus One General] Trebek:
I've already updated the partners Nexus S and played with the new Google Talk app using the PC as the other end. I had high hopes for this update, namely:

1. Released in Market to all 2.3+ phones (as 2.3 allows access to FFC and SIP stuff that's needed for video/voice calling)

2. Make it so that during a plain voice call it's just like a normal phone call

3. For phones with no FFC on them, still let them use voice and video but the video just uses the back camera

4. Good, quality video with tolerable lag

They obviously haven't done number 1. (WHY Google would you NOT put this app in the Market????) and number 2. isn't implemented either! When I did a plain voice call to the PC, it forces the call to be in "speaker mode" and you can't change it :( Was really wanting to use this to basically replace my normal phone calls... but who wants to call someone when you have to have the whole world listening to your conversation!?

Point 3. I'm still not sure about as my N1 hasn't received the update yet and point 4 seemed to be met although both devices were on the same wifi so it wasn't a true test.

Can anyone who's got the update on their N1 tell us if you can make/receive voice or video calls?
[Nexus One General] thexander:
If someone who has already upgraded can post their IMEI and SN I can ssh into my linux box and run the script.

Also, I'll probably have to edit this part of the code:

{"imei":"$IMEI","checkin":
{"build":
{"bootloader":"0.35.0017",
"serialno":"$SN",
"carrier":"COMMON",
"radio":"32.36.00.28U_4.06.00.12_7",
"revision":"131",
[b]"id":"google/passion/passion/mahimahi:2.2.2/FRG83G/91102:user/release-keys",[/b]
"product":"passion"
}}}

Probably to

[b]"id":"google/passion/passion/mahimahi:2.3.3/GRI40/91102:user/release-keys",[/b]

Yeah? Is 91102 like a build number or something that I should change too?
[Nexus One General] alism:
Got the OTA for my N1 about 4 hours ago. 6.6mb if I remember correctly. (sorry, no logcat though).

Haven't noticed any differences at all so far though.
[Nexus One General] pfmiller:
Could you be more specific? Does that mean you are still seeing the same bugs as before, or does it mean that you weren't running into any major bugs before?
[Nexus One General] alism:
Most of the bugs I encountered previously were usually once the phone had been up for a while (100 odd hours or just with excessive use). I'd get blank screens on closing apps, the launcher not working correctly, the unlock screen not working correctly (not showing the pattern to unlock it or a black screen with just the four buttons at the bottom lit). General bugginess really. Not picking up 3G after leaving a wireless signal is/was another issue, but I've only just got home so haven't tested that yet. Besides, it doesn't even do that every time so I couldn't been certain without test driving it for a while.

Since the phone has only been up just over 4 hours it's probably too early to say whether I'll encounter any of the above again. I might try and test whether the two second delay on answering a call is still there though.
[Nexus One General] Trebek:
God. Damn. It.

Would you mind checking this at least then?
[Nexus One General] alism:
I can't see any options for it?

(edit: can't see an option for video calls I mean, but yes I can make/receive ordinary voice calls)
[Nexus One General] Trebek:
Damn...

WTF Google!?? The phone has a damn microphone, speaker AND a camera too! Who cares if it's not on the front?? Why not just leave everything enabled?????1!!!!11

Hopefully there's an app for this soon...
[Nexus One General] alism:
Just tried calling myself a few times from my landline and it didn't seem to have the two second delay, so perhaps that's something that's been fixed??
[Nexus One General] Trebek:
By "ordinary voice calls" do you mean a phone call through the "Phone" app? Or a voice chat through the "Talk" application?
[Nexus One General] b4cksl4sh:
I really hope they got this fixed with this update! It's absolutely ridiculous that a basic phone function like this one isn't reliable for over a month now.

Iam really pissed...
[Nexus One General] alism:
Just through the standard phone dialer. :-)

The standard Talk app doesn't look any different.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
poop and stuff. figures as much, so no changes other than bug fixes?