yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mr mystery:
LG is definitely making a case with me to go Nexus too, Google needs to get it together and force action with these companies, "no updates, no android for you".
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cenwesi:
I have made up my mind. Next year it will be a Nexus device. Done with all these company starting with Sony. First was the Xperia X1. Paid top dollar for that phone and sony lied and never gave it an update. Next was Nokia N900 and just as usually one or two update (can't remmember anymore) and the drop the device and left everyone in the dark. No i come over to LG and all we get from them is soon, this summer.... I have had it with all these companies. I would have had the Nexus S if not for the fact that i needed external SD card. The sensation is looking better more and more everyday to me even with its issues atleast we will get support from HTC. If they don't release this damn update before July is over then we all are really screwed. Now if they release GB and we still have Bluetooth issues and phone reboot or other issues that we currently have, then LG will go down big time. If they release GB and CM7 can not get their new driver working on it then WE ARE REALLY screwed and i for sure will really quickly look into getting rid of the G2x asap.

PS: all their top end devices that just came out all have Froyo. LG what are you guys really thinking. Seriously my suspicion is this. If we get GB i think that will be that LAST update we get from LG. I really hope CM7 can get the new driver to work with GB.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mr mystery:
Seriously with all their to devices launching with froyo we can see lgs commitment to the latest software.lg should get out of the game it's obvious they don't know how to play.

Sent from somewhere with something using tapatalk
[T-Mobile LG G2x] matyou98:
Yes I fixed it. The buggy gingerbread leak and cm7 roms both fix the issue for calls. No more disconnects after it sits do a while. There definitely is an issue with the stock froyo and froyo based roms. Hope that helps.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Squid6290:
I flashed EB 1.05 GB 2.3.3 last night and spent the day driving using my Q2 without any problems at all. It even played music and I could make and receive calls with it.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] hiazn:
thats cool, I'm on that rom too but still had that q2 issue, my jawbone ERA seems to work much better in this case. doesn't flake as severely or as often (once in 24hrs)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cenwesi:
How long did you test this? have the phone and BT connected for couple hours and see if it looses sound? mine looses sound in less than 2hrs. The new one i picked up today did it in less than 30mins. I am just about to give up on the G2x.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Squid6290:
I used it for over an hour listening to my siriusxm apparently and making calls. No issues.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cenwesi:
No, not long enough.... Leave BT on and Q2 on. You don't have to listen to music or make calls. Keep checking it by playing a music every 30mins or so and see if it works. During all my test it seems like 2hrs and 30min in, it will lock up. I ended up giving up on G2x because i know it is where the problem is and do not trust WE will ever see another update from LG. I don't want what happened to me with my Nokia N900 to repeat itself. I got the Sensation and boy, it just works. Battery life is unbelievable.

PS: BT worked like it is suppose to.
[HTC Inspire 4G] inspired55:
ok here's my question. first does the wifi router effect the up & down speeds. At home i have a N router at work I have a G one.My speeds at home are are much faster close to 5mbps at work under 1mbps. does the radio version effect this? My radio is 12.39.60.19p 26.06.04.06_m. I'm running coredroid gingerbread rom
[HTC Inspire 4G] d4redevil:
sound like average normale UNLOCKED HSPA ATT Speeds, i get 4.3m in orlando FL
[HTC Inspire 4G] henrybravo:
What the hell dude, read what the OP is asking. Yes we already know you're getting 4.3m in Orlando, you've said this in like 5 threads now. The OP is asking about WiFi, and HSPA is not relevant to this.

Yes, the router can make the difference in speeds. Your radio version is the old stock one before last week's OTA update, and is perfectly fine for good WiFi speeds. As a matter of fact, every version of radio I've tried (including yours) I've always gotten good WiFi speeds - around 13MB/s at my house (I have a 20Mb/s connection). Sounds like there's a misconfiguration on your work router, or some other issue - but I wouldn't worry about your radio version.
[HTC Inspire 4G] ViperXIV:
More people on the connection is going to slow it down as well. I'm assuming there are more people on the work connection than your home connection.
[HTC Inspire 4G] lrs421:
Dude, please stop mentioning your speed everywhere you go!!???&%$&%$%

Sent from Desire HD or Inspire 4G or whatever this thing is called via premium XDA app.
[HTC Inspire 4G] inspired55:
Thanks Henry now can you tell me whyba Co worker has faster speed on 3g than my 4g. About 3 tomes faster
[Nexus One General] nanling:
http://android.clients.google.com/p....signed-passion-GRJ22-from-GRI40.71d2f9ec.zip

!!!
[Nexus One General] hey liberty:
Hhaha just got the update. Glad I checked here because I was gonna post the link.
[Nexus One General] sirgoob:
same here. just received system update. 6.6mb N1 update to gingerbread MR2
[Nexus One General] James Bell:
FYI the above link applied just fine to my stock N1 with GRI40. Now happily reporting version GRJ22, version 2.3.4.
[Nexus One General] CJSnet:
Being one of the brave ones who installed the new Talk 1.3 update from this board before 2.3.4 was released proper, I now get an error when flashing this update:

Verifying current system...
assert failed: apply_patch_check("/system/app/Talk.apk", "53dad6e7e2781E:unknown command [e1132ba110311031d4cc34275cc",]

(Status 7)

Installation aborted.

I assume this is because it finds the wrong Talk.apk, or no Talk.apk at all. Can anyone direct me how to get the previous Talk from 2.3.3 back? Unfortunately I lost my backup of Talk.apk.
[Nexus One General] Matterhorn:
I just downloaded and installed 2.3.4 with the linked update file, it worked great. I was running stock 2.3.3.
[Nexus One General] victorhooi:
heya,

Lol, I just saw the update as well. I'm surprised it was only 6.6 Mb.

The first thing I did was go into Google Talk. However, there doesn't seem to be any chance - no facility to make voice calls? =(.

Is this just an limitation of the Nexus One version of 2.3.4? If so, sounds like a crummy move by Google...*sigh*.

Cheers,

Victor
[Nexus One General] doronb:
Same issue! No change in Gtalk, don't see any option to make voice call?
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
I suppose this is for vanilla only right? ty
[Nexus One General] j00m:
what does MR2 (GingerBread MR2) mean?
[Nexus One General] iboj007:
Same.... no video or voice call for me either
[Nexus One General] foszor:
I know for N1 this was mainly a bugfixer, but I was looking forward to some new features... i.e a new Gtalk :P
[Nexus One General] doronb:
Hi,

You can make voice call with Gtalk?

I can't see any option for that!

Doron
[Nexus One General] Shahpur.Azizpour:
Got the update too today. Didn't find anything new yet. Sadly trackball wake still doesn't work...
[Nexus One General] bravogee:
will the zip file work on rooted GRI40?
[Nexus One General] mg77:
How do I update? I have already forgot and search does not work. I tried through recovery by changing name to update.zip.
[Nexus One General] decodecoding:
Does this update wipe the phone?

Enviado desde mi Nexus One usando Tapatalk
[Nexus One General] Galitrin:
No, it doesn't
[Nexus One General] netzpirat:
I modified the update.zip. No existing app verification, no update of the org. recovery. Testet with Amon-Ra 2.2.1 (Signature verification turned off!)

1) flash update.zip

2) flash su.zip

I stay on root, everything working like under 2.3.3 ;)

Using on own risk....
[Nexus One General] sakubamba:
Don't work on my N1

Ver.: 2.3.3

Kernel 2.6.35.7-gc3ecd2a htc-kernel @ and18-2#1

Build: 3.02.1010.1 CL36128 release-keys

Message:

E:failed to verify whole-file signature

E: signature verification failed

Installation aborted

p.s. : with the file got to post # 1
[Nexus One General] netzpirat:
Disable Signature verification....
[Nexus One General] sakubamba:
How?

Thanks
[Nexus One General] decodecoding:
Well. I've just updated. So far I have not noticed anything new/different...
[Nexus One General] alzac:
i flashed the update but lost root. i have unlocked bootloader etc. . the problem is that i had apps

linked on sd with link2sd and i cannot access them now.
[Nexus One General] sakubamba:
I got root permissions and I managed to disable signature verification but I can not get it!

I have error message.

Depend on my version?

Ver.: 2.3.3

Kernel 2.6.35.7-gc3ecd2a htc-kernel @ and18-2#1

Build: 3.02.1010.1 CL36128 release-keys
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Did you flash the super user zip after flashing the update?
[Nexus One General] alzac:
no. i had super user installed. i tried to flash su.zip but it didn't allow me.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Thanks for your update.zip!

I flashed your zip, flashed the latest su from the su thread, wiped Dalvik, and rebooted.

Now on GRJ22 with root. Hopefully this will fix some of the weird GB quirks.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Let's see

-you didn't flash the superuser update after flashing a system update

-you wonder why your superuser isn't working ;-)

hmmm....

You probably forgot to turn sig checks off to flash the super user file. Grab the Eclair/Froyo version from the su thread, I didn't have any problems with it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=682828
[Nexus One General] aliezad:
Hit the search capacitive button. Type app2sd. Touch app2sd in search results. Touch SD card tab in app2sd app. Touch any app and hit move to phone. Wait for it to move then hit move to SD card. Quit app2sd. All your apps should be back to normal.
[Nexus One General] chuck312:
Been looking for root since this update hit my phone yesterday. THANK YOU!!!

(BTW I was up till 4AM trying to get bootupdate-mac loaded on to my computer, kind of new at this and for about 4 hours I thought my phone was briked!!! thank god I had a mod recovery from rom manager and backup from platinum backup - best thing I ever did)
[Nexus One General] Nikos_s3:
will someone please remind me of which option should i choose, so the device WON'T boot right after flashing the zip, being able that way to flash superuser afterwards?

Is it ''install zip from sd card'' or ''apply update.zip''?

Thanks a lot :)
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
Install zip from SD card...
[Nexus One General] chuck312:
Quick Question: which radio version should we be using with this?

I downloaded 5.08.00.04 and want to make sure this is right.

Thanks!
[Nexus One General] sakubamba:
Now superuser does not work! How do I remove it?

Ver 2.3.4

Build GRJ22
[Nexus One General] Nikos_s3:
Thanks mate..;)

5.08.00.04 should be fine...;)

what do you mean? Did you flash superuser after installing the update.zip or you just rebooted your device, so the existing superuser app won't work?
[Nexus One General] sakubamba:
After the update I had problems with restoring the backup (MyBackup pro) Many applications were not working (fixed by installing manually)

Now I find it difficult to regain root permissions, and what I usually throw an error superuser
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
no changes here on gtalk either

for rooted N1s

downloading thru the phone and changing name to update then moving to root of sd directory didnt work. tried it four times. I decided to dl to pc then copy to sd card that worked finally. Make sure to flash clockwork mode recovery while on date or wifi bec I noticed that it didnt go to recovery when I wasnt. Not sure if this is for free versions of cwm bec I have a paid one on my N1.

darn it removed the root access roflmao
[Nexus One General] willverduzco:
Thread stickied for the next week or so. Great find, OP.
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
does anyone know a way out? meaning back to be rooted? Can i just restore the backup and will that bring back the root? ty
[Nexus One General] josemedina1983:
I'm going to wait for the update to come I wanna see how fast I get updates. Any battery improvements?
[Nexus One General] dekans:
I get the "assert failed" error for a font package when I try to manually update.

I have stock GRI40 not rooted...
[Nexus One General] MitchRapp:
guess I should wait for a pre-rooted update.zip? or a new gingerbreak?

mine is not unlocked, but rooted via gingerbreak ...
[Nexus One General] scariola:
I had to long select hold my own name in gtalk and then had options to allow video and voice calls.
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
Already received the ota update last night! Rerooted and All seems fine so far.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Nope, doesn't seem any different.

3 hours, 28 minutes on battery, down to 64% already.
[Nexus One General] irahim:
is your google voice app also missing?? i cant seem to fin it on my appdrawer anymore.
[Nexus One General] josemedina1983:
God I swear this battery Issue sucks big time from 9am - 1:30 I'm already down to 45% on 2g,dispay on auto,gps and wifi off location off. Two days ago I was test driving a Nokia E73 that I bought for my mom the damn phone from 6.30 am to 5pm and I was down to 70% and I was using the crap out it more than I do Nexus makes me cry. I know that E73 uses a slower CPU and a small display but I miss having a battery I can rely on for the whole day.
[Nexus One General] dekans:
Anyone getting an 'Assert failed' with an up-to-date stock ROM ?
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Yeah, it blows man.

I did find that by switching wifi off, my wake status went down a ton and my battery stopped draining so fast... it's only been a couple hours though, so who knows. Have to wait a few days to really tell what kind of difference, if any, will be seen.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Phone just died at 10:30pm. I unplugged at 11:30am.

So ****ty, and that is hardly any use. This is getting seriously lame. 11 hours is pathetic.
[Nexus One General] FastMhz:
Damn! that sounds like ZERO improvement. I get the same battery life with a 1600mah battery
[Nexus One General] nenco:
With 2.3.3, I use launcherpro, with only one page in home, no widget, no icon, no dock bar, no live wallpaper, just 3 swipe gesture action (phone, launcher, message), memory usage preset at very low,

wifi on, screen at max, 2g only

now my battery last for a day and half

always better than a e73
[Nexus One General] josemedina1983:
Im going to give it a try with same settings see what results i get.
[Nexus One General] narcor:
Anyone having random reboots after update 2.3.4?

Thx
[Nexus One General] netzpirat:
Not yet. Yesterday my n1 lost the network connection 2 times, but it may be a network error and independant from update.
[Nexus One General] das_spektakel:
Hi,

first impressions after one day (and to comment on previous posts):

- Made a complete wipe (bye bye customization), installed official GRI40 + GRJ22 package

- Re-rooting was easy by flashing ChainsDD superuser .zip

- No battery issue with "normal" usage (some calls, SMS, E-Mail, surfing etc.) Down to 88% after 5 1/2 hours (3g + gps enabled, push for gmail+exchange mail, WiFi=never sleep)

- No unexpected reboots so far

= Quite happy with GRJ22

best,

das_spektakel
[Nexus One General] SHADOW-XIII:
guys, just need little help ....

so I have stock 2.3.3 rooted + amon ra, but getting 'Assert failed' trying to update it ....

I assume I should turn off signature verification, right? And after updating in AmonRa I should install rooted su (from where?)
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
you should wait, this update removes root access sad to say... ahuhuhuhu
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
you mean just flash ChainsDD superuser and root access is back on 2.3.4? can you point which version it is bec I saw there was an update fix version. ty
[Nexus One General] das_spektakel:
Sure, I took this one for rooting (su-2.3.6.1-ef-signed.zip)

Post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=682828

Definitely root, cause Titanium works and I was able to get rid of the Facebook app in "/system/app" via root explorer

best,

das_spektakel
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
i used gingerbreak to root 2.3.3 fyi. by the way do i need to uninstall the superuser i still have on the phone? thanks ill try when I get home
[Nexus One General] das_spektakel:
good question, maybe someone else here is able to answer this. I had some problems to switch from my home-brew 2.3.3 to official 2.3.4 so I decided to make a complete wipe (i'm now on stock 2.3.4 +root +busybox -facebook -twitter). Maybe our ROMs cannot be compared so I cannot say that this will work for you.

i'll keep the fingers crossed for your device,

das_spektakel
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
lol thats very encouraging, hahahaha
[Nexus One General] djmcnz:
11 hours is not much different than "typical" for an N1... not much point in complaining about that 15 months after the phone was released.
[Nexus One General] dekans:
"assert failed" on "droidSansMono.fft" WTF ?
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
My phone must have been atypical the rest of its life. I used to make it probably 20 hours with moderate use. Now it's 11 hours with practically no use. Pretty big change.
[Nexus One General] Devastatin:
Complete these steps and it may improve your battery life. please keep in mind that I run non rooted and completely stock phone. It currently is version 2.3.4.

Turn off wifi and syncing

Opt out of location tracking

To opt out of network location services, go to 'Menu' > 'Settings' > 'Location & security' and un-check 'Use wireless networks' and confirm. Your device will no longer send anonymous location data to Google's servers.

Join Latitude (in google maps) and then sign out of it.

I don't think its initialized properly and my phone goes to sleep properly after i do this (google maps is no longer a running applicaiton)

Reboot yoru phone
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
my wife has now the stock 2.3.4 gingerbread (now unrooted) bec of the update. did you use the superuser to root after you updated to 2.3.4 from stock 2.3.3? ty
[Nexus One General] SHADOW-XIII:
I can confirm I've patched ChainsDD superuser (ver for Froyo) after installing 2.3.4 with Amon Ra custom recovery and phone booted and seems to work fine and got root ...
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
i installed chainsdd superuser but still no root access :(
[Nexus One General] SHADOW-XIII:
how did you do it ?
[Nexus One General] sirgoob:
after flashing 2.3.4 in you recovery, you cant reboot. you have to flash chainsdd superuser right after. once you reboot, youll have to flash your recovery using rom manager but youll have root access. gingerbreak app is working on 2.3.4
[Nexus One General] bourne-nolonger:
I just received the notification today to do an OTA update to 2.3.4.

I haven't done it yet though because I would like to keep root.

I have been reading everyone's posts and some people are able to keep root and some are not.

I am currently rooted running a stock gingerbread ROM 2.3.3 - I rooted using gingerbreak.apk

I am under the impression that since I am already rooted, I should be able to follow the steps below to stay rooted and update to gingerbread 2.3.4

Step 1:
Download gingerbread update 2.3.4 and rename it to update.zip
(making sure not to rename it to update.zip.zip).
Then place it in root of the SD card.

Download [URL="http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=682828"]chainsdd superuser.apk[/URL] and also place it in
root of SD card.

Download (optional I think), busybox.apk and place it in the root of SD card

Step 2:
Installed ROM Manager and use it to flash ClockWorkMod Recovery
(Does this cause the phone to reboot at this point?)

Step 3:
Boot into custom recovery (clockworkmod) and flash the update.zip file to
install the gingerbread 2.3.4 update - DO NOT reboot at this point

Step 4:
Once gingerbread 2.3.4 update.zip has been flashed, flash the superuser.apk
(This should maintain root access?)

Step 5: (Optional I think?)
Flash [URL="http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php?title=Nexus_One/Recovery_Images"]Stock Recovery Remover[/URL] zip file.
This should prevent the stock 2.3.4 ROM from overwriting the custom recovery.
(thank you to danger-rat for letting me know about this!)

Step 6:
Reboot the phone... and hope I didn't mess something up!

Is this close to the steps I should follow in order to do this update correctly?

Or am I out to lunch?

Thank you
[Nexus One General] das_spektakel:
I think that's the point, you need to to it within a custom recovery. Superuser through market won't do the job.

what i did:

- Flashed GRI40 through fastboot (other methods didn't work for me)

- Flashed GRJ22 from GRI40 update.zip via Clockwork Recovery

- Started Android to see how it looks like (ah ok, same as GRI40)

- Rebooted in CW Recovery and flashed the su-2.3.6.1-signed.zip

- Booted again - tadaaaaa, had root access

best,

das_spektakel
[Nexus One General] falsehope66:
Just updated to 2.3.4 and managed to keep root.

Flashed clockworkmod in ROMmanager rebooted into recovery, installed update.zip then installed SU.zip and rebooted.
[Nexus One General] josemedina1983:
I tried this and launcher pro as well with no help. I get 8hrs if lucky of battery power and I tested two different original batteries.
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
just to clarify guys, this was what I flashed not the modified update( was to excited didnt relize this was for unrooted N1). can I still get the root access back after flashing superuser through recovery? ty
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
flashed su, signature verification failed argh!
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
if i flash my backup prior to update 2.3.4 will that bring the root access back? ty
[Nexus One General] hungryTux:
Follow the steps from this post and you should be able to carry your root permissions over to 2.3.4

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11952103&postcount=60
[Nexus One General] bourne-nolonger:
thanks for the link.

I am concerned about the Amon_RA 1.9.0 version.

Do I need to be concerned about AMOLED vs. SLCD?
[Nexus One General] bourne-nolonger:
okay I am little bit confused.

I am trying to follow the directions given here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11952103&postcount=60

I am trying to install Amon_RA's recovery image using this method. I am getting stuck though when I put the phone into recovery. I should mention that my bootloader is locked so I am using the "For locked bootloader - flash_image using ADB only" method

I boot into recovery to run the commands but for some reason I can't issue any adb commands against the phone. It looks like my computer is mounting it a "disk drive", which is why I think I can't type the adb commands.

Any ideas on how my computer should be seeing the phone at this point?
[Nexus One General] hungryTux:
I'd say download the latest 2.2.1 version of Amon_RA. Then you wouldn't have to worry about AMOLED vs. SLCD. The reason 1.9.0 is suggested in that thread is because signature verification is turned off by default in the version. You can always toggle this to OFF in 2.2.1, before flashing the OTA zip and you should be good to go.