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[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
Hi,

So first, this really doesn't belong in the CM thread.

Regardless of that though, try simply switching USB ports. And especially always plug the phone into the computer directly, and not through a USB HUB. Whenever I have adb device offline issues, its almost always because my phone is plugged into a hub and plugging it directly into my computer solves it.

Hope that helps, because well, if it doesn't, then you might have a bad or dying usb port.

Cheers, :)
[Vibrant Android Development] ew:
Thanks. :-)

I can confirm that this works for me on build 136 & 140.

This is very much appreciated!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] nbhnohome:
Trying to install Apps from Android Market but the phone keeps saying NO SUFFICIENT STORAGE SPACE ???? Anyone, please help me with this.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
Hi,

This has been covered before, but here's a quick way to check for the most common problem.

Open a terminal or adb shell, and type:

df -h | grep datadata

the output will look something like:

/dev/block/mtdblock6 172.0M 140.6M 31.4M 82% /datadata

if that shows ~100% or close to it, well, then that's your problem.

you can then cd into /datadata and run:

du -h | grep M

to see which of your apps use the most data (admittedly this is kind of sloppy, but without trying to explain regex, the capital M alone should give you a good enough view of directory sizes larger than 1MB.)

CM7 on SGS phones have a small /datadata partition on the high-speed flash, this is why its so much faster overall than samsung roms, that place the /data/data folder on the movi-nand.

The only real "fix" is to create a /data folder under your /data partition on movinand, and then bind it to /datadata, but your phone will be slower/laggy again, just like using old samsung roms.

Cheers, :)
[Vibrant Android Development] c-prodigo:
Well I did something wrong and now phone won't go past the bootanimation, how can I enter the clockworkmod recovery?
[Vibrant Android Development] thethirdeye:
Any word on the mms sending problem
[Vibrant Android Development] bouzouki:
thanks for this!!! finally got my compass working!! great..
[Vibrant Android Development] xREVOx:
Easier and quicker fix would be to find out which app is using a lot of space in your /datadata partition. move it to your /data partition under a subdirectory and then symlink it. quick and easy fix.
[Vibrant Android Development] zmattmanz:
By the way, I know battery life is a huge issue and over on the accessories forum someone figured out that the Epic Touch 4G battery fits our phone like a glove. I got mine about two days ago and it seems like I've already noticed an improvement (they are 1800 mah)
[Vibrant Android Development] creepinm3:
You need to change APN from simple to TMOBILE. Fixes it
[Vibrant Android Development] creepinm3:
Great save man! Will definitely order one!
[Vibrant Android Development] barribow:
My phone shut down last night over night and was supposed to wake me up this morning....

Have you guys experienced this problem? I mean phone shutting down by itself.
[Vibrant Android Development] karimsaud21:
Can someone get in contact with our device maintainer about the 911 issue?

I came home today to my house robbed and i would have been helpless had my friend not been their with his phone.

This is a really important issue that needs to be addresed.
[Vibrant Android Development] bdubs4200:
I haven't been in here for awhile, but I know it has been addressed .... TIME... AND TIME... AGAIN. as stated in every thread no one is responsible but yourself. If something is necessary and you don't have it or it doesn't work I highly suggest going back to stock, or flashing a more stable rom suitable to your needs. Yes I completely agree its a horrible "bug"? But that's how it is now. Everyone is well aware of its existence. Steer clear until its perfect for your daily needs/emergency time of needs. Back to miui theme hunt :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
Speaking of this bug, I was recently in a car accident and was able to contact 911 just fine on my Captivate running CM7 on at&t proving my earlier point that this is a vibrant specific issue when on T-Mobile
[Vibrant Android Development] seojuhwan:
CM7 isn't restoring my apps from my Google account after flashing it! Is there a known way of fixing this?(except for restoring with titanium) Thanks,
[Vibrant Android Development] karimsaud21:
Yes i know the bug has been talked about before and yes i did take a risk, im not blaming anyone; but i do think that since the bug hasn't been talked about for awhile we need to keep reporting on it in the hopes that some dev will listen.
[Vibrant Android Development] tjhart85:
Why? Couldn't you have just looked up the number of your local police department?

I hit the search button and type in 'police dep' and it's already pulled up the closest police department, I fail to see how this is a dealbreaker for anyone, especially once you've been made aware of the issue.
[Vibrant Android Development] bdubs4200:
Not entirely true, there are some issues/emergencies where SECONDS matter. Therefore I stick to my point, if your extremely worried about a terrible event happening, stick to a 911 bug free rom :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Penvision66:
Can anyone tell me if this rom does skype/gtalk/fring video chats correctly? Also is voodoo sound included?
[Vibrant Android Development] jay661972:
Anyone notice adobe flash in market, saying that my device is not compatible. Is that because cm7 is 2.3.7? Luckily i restore the app using titanium.
[Vibrant Android Development] krntehknik303:
I had this issue and my phone would not install the Adobe Flash Player. BUT I was on a FROYO 2.2 Rom. I don't think this was an issue with CM7
[Vibrant Android Development] defconoi:
battery

ok just got two new batteries for my vibrant, conditioned them properly and with each battery im getting a severe drain issue. It seems something else within CM7 is causing more battery drain. Back when I used nighly 84-90 I was getting 12-20 hours with moderate to heavy usage. Has anyone managed to isolate the issue? By means of logcat, system panel, or a tweak that fixes this? At first I thought it was since im in a low coverage area, then I turned off the radio with phone info, and im still getting a drain issue. This has nothing to do with the batteries. Something else is causing this. After buying new batteries including a 1800mah one, im a little upset since the issue is still there. My advice right now is not buy a new battery unless its not fully charging
[Vibrant Android Development] krntehknik303:
I had a battery drain issue since I started CM7. Seems like there is an issue where the phone stays on in the background and uses up the battery. I tried wipe and reflashing and that didn't seem to help. I have no idea why... I wonder if this would be a problem as well if I go to MIUI.
[Vibrant Android Development] defconoi:
im not sure either, I wonder if its kernel related or rom related.
[Vibrant Android Development] KWKSLVR:
Battery drains can be hard to ID. Buy System Panel and see if there's anything going on, it's worth the couple of bucks.

Sometimes when I do a new flash, Google Maps runs rampant. After 3 or 4 days (on the same nightly) things settle in. Remember, every few nightlies, it's probably a good idea to start FRESH. Wipe EVERYTHING, only restore Apps (not App Data, not System Data, just APPS) and set your phone back up the way you like it. It's a pain in the rear, but I've had the best luck doing things that way.

In fact, just earlier today I clicked a link from the Facebook App that opened my brower (flash video on Fox News' Website) at the same time that I got an SMS through Handcent and I started getting insane FC's.

Weird things just happen. After all, this is a beta ROM for a device being developed for site unseen. YMMV
[Vibrant Android Development] krntehknik303:
Weird I was on fresh install, never use titanium, and keep the same nightly for a week or more. I have system panel app that I bought a while back. Used it to figure the battery drain problem and found out it was always the android os system.
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
WHAT HAS WORKED FOR ME:

First! - Give the ROM at least two days to settle in, period.

Second - UV the ROM to appropriate working voltages. I use GLITCH ML Kernel since I have leakages, and it is the most stable Kernel by far! Using this Kernel with the max frequency at 800 (since I can barely tell a difference from 800 - 1000, or 1000 - 1200, etc..) gives great battery life for a CM Rom.

Third - GET RID OF BACKGROUND DATA. That **** literally KILLS your battery. Not sure what Google is doing but with these three settings, I am getting battery life that lasts as long as my 2.2 ROM did.

Also, I just purchased Samsungs 1800mah battery so my life should be increasing by 20% :D

Good luck!
[Vibrant Android Development] KWKSLVR:
I do wish I could figure out why Google Maps runs HOG ASS WILD. It makes no sense. Rebooted, then 1hr 6mins off the charger. 92% Battery. Top processes:

Display: 23%

Maps: 18%

Cell Standby: 14%

Android System: 13%

Android OS: 10%

All I've done is check email. Granted, for a few minutes there I was on WiFi connected to my MiFi. I'll take a guess that, since the MiFi makes it look like I'm about 300 miles away from where I am, my location is arguing back and forth between what WiFi said and what the Cell Towers say. :eek:

It seems to be an occurrence that I don't see a lot of people mention, so I think it must be limited to something I do more than CM7.
[Vibrant Android Development] Oxirane:
System Panel is a wonderful app.

Weird thing is, mine shows that when sleeping my device drops to between 1% and 3% and often all the way down to under 1%. On froyo, this would mean that I could leave it off the charger all night and loose ~3% in 8 hours. I'd loose 30-35% in 6 hours on CM7.

I really don't know what to make of it (especially as with my old HTC magic CM7 would increase battery ridiculously), but I'm managing well with my spare battery. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
Ok, so, since the SGS2 was the only device to ever test "stackable mounting" (work done by Unhelpful), and it did not perform well; I felt it was time to give it a proper test on a more stable platform. Our devices and users are fairly responsible enough that I don't expect too much of a problem doing this. I'm still not 100% convinced the issues people were having were legitimate (was not possible to reproduce) and the ROM was still in a very early state of development when it was removed. So this is very much so a test.

So here I am releasing a KANG build with my changes to stackable mounts. To explain what stackable mounts is: you know how on a Samsung ROM the internal storage was mapped to /sdcard and the external was mapped to /sdcard/external_sd? It's this. The external storage will now be stacked inside of the internal storage.

I have only tested this briefly (a few days) on my device and techmik67 (Captivate) has also tested it somewhat, and there seems to be no major issues with it so far. You do not need to have an external SD card to test this patch and you do not need to do anything special to install it.

What this KANG build includes:

- Stackable mounts (internal mapped to /mnt/sdcard, external mapped to /mnt/sdcard/external_sd)

- CMParts logic fix (CM Settings->Application->Use internal storage is now checked when actually using the internal storage---default behavior)

- Updated kernel (includes frequency and cypress patches by pawitp as well as initial dock sound work done by coolya--note: this still needs dock sound redirector on the market to work properly)

Please, only provide crashes/logcats/dmesgs and others related to THESE SPECIFIC CHANGES. If you have an issue with literally anything else, please do not report it as this is not what is intended to be tested here. This is a TeamHacksung-approved KANG build.

Download Link: here

md5sum: 8CBAEAF70A548207D0FC9E55189373EC
[Vibrant Android Development] VeryCoolAlan:
Great thanks man!

Is this based on the nightly? Or the RC1?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
based on code as of this afternoon
[Vibrant Android Development] SamsungVibrant:
Is CM7 as stable as MiUi?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
this should go without saying but I'll add it here

PLEASE BACKUP EVERYTHING ON YOUR SD CARDS BEFORE TESTING!!!!

Because this is mostly untested and many of the issues that were encountered on the SGS2 included "disappearing files", please back up all your files regularly while running this build (it's very important to test this build for more than just a day to make sure it has long-term stability)... don't want to accidentally cause you to lose that 720p video of your baby's first steps
[Vibrant Android Development] VeryCoolAlan:
Working great! Haven't really noticed anything unstable but did notice the external sd thing you mentioned.

!
[Vibrant Android Development] Oxirane:
It's really stable. Pretty rock solid from what I've seen, there's only the battery drain issue which seems to be the same deal on MIUI.
[Vibrant Android Development] Phateless:
If I'm not mistaken MIUI is built from cm7 source, so the proper question would be "is MIUI as stable as cm7?" If I'm in error somebody please correct me.
[Vibrant Android Development] crunkhead18:
hi how do you fix the camera if you're recording and when you play it ,it keeps on lagging or repeating?
[Vibrant Android Development] gamikzone:
Yes maybe even more stable in my experience
[Vibrant Android Development] VeryCoolAlan:
Are you using glitch?
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
Yah, I get the same issue, and I AM using Glitch.

I also have a question regarding FFC. Can someone tell me about their experiences using FFC with CM7, and what version 1 or 2 or the SGS4G cam they are using.

I bought the v1 FFC when they first appeared and never installed because too much banding issues. I want to install now and install v2 or SGS4G cam when I receive it, just trying to figure out which of the two to get. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] styllballyn:
ok, I need some assistance guys.. the issue I have having with my device is that all of my Google devices (framework, talk, market, etc..) randomly and constantly crash.

I have tried to reflash the CM build and Gapps but still the same results. Is anyone else having this issue?

Mod: CM7-08312011-NIGHTLY-Vibrant

Kernel: 2.6.35.12-ge334261 atim@wolverine #1

Android version: 2.3.5

Build number: GRJ90
[Vibrant Android Development] crunkhead18:
No I'm using the stock kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] crunkhead18:
No.. I'm using the stock kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Write cm7 themes on the market a bunch will come out :)
[Vibrant Android Development] thethirdeye:
I have no friends with Icrap, but I do have friends with older crappy phones, and mms doesn't work with them either
[Vibrant Android Development] cojonesx:
wifi calling

does cm7 for the vibrant support wifi calling? I can't seem to find anything on it or in the settings or apps
[Vibrant Android Development] ajrogers111:
Has anybody noticed a difference in color on their screen after flashing cm7? It's very slight, but everything seems to look just a tiny bit dirty almost... like the whites are off just a little? Is it just me?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
it uses upstream color temperature changes from google. samsung's default color profile is WAY oversaturated and far too blue (we've just gotten used to having it as the default so long). the new temperature is actually much closer to how it *should* look, samsung just wanted the oversaturated look to make color seem more crisp.
[Vibrant Android Development] notverycreative:
Is that so? The default colors on mine look piss-yellow where it should look white. That's the main reason I can't use the stock kernel.

Sent from my Vibrant on CM7
[Vibrant Android Development] treyvaporizer:
Lol @"piss-yellow"... and yes I agree. I would rather have bluer than yellower hah..
[Vibrant Android Development] nirogu325:
I also agree. I use some color settings a user in this thread shared several pages ago (can't remember which page though and the user). Back to the normal color where white is not yellow.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
set it next to any other android device and you're far more likely to see how much more similar they look with the stock CM7 kernel. I agree, it isn't as "pretty" or whatever, but it's actually a more accurate color representation.
[Vibrant Android Development] techbeck:
If I were to nandroid my phone running Bionix Froyo and then flash CM7 GB...can I restore back to Froyo or will I have problems?

Also...hows the performance compared to Froyo?

thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Mannymal:
3D performance is inferior, but not a big deal. Haven't found a game I play that is hampered by it. Normal use performance is about the same, I can't notice much difference. Maybe Bionix is a bit smoother.

Install for the features not the performance. No 2.3.3 is really gonna be faster, which is a shame because on the Nexus S its much faster, some optimizations have been done there that are not being carried to the rest of the Galaxy S line, and its retarded since its basically 80% the same hardware. Quadrant gives the Nexus S a MUCH higher CPU score, yet its exactly the same CPU...
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
No, because of the the way partition types in CM7 are compared to how they are with Samsung roms (not ext4/rfs type, but bml vs mtd partition types) and because of that, you *Must* Odin back to either jfd or jk2 and nothing else.
[Vibrant Android Development] techbeck:
Hmmm, ok thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] GreenDroidX:
I use smartbench 2011 and it gives me pretty much the same score as nexsus S. I haven't tried quadrant yet on 2.3.4
[Vibrant Android Development] parmijo11:
Battery is stuck at 94 and status says fully charged. I'm guessing that isn't normal. I flashed on a full battery. Anyone seeing this? Any ideas on how to fix it?
[Vibrant Android Development] jrafael:
Please use the search function or read thru the whole thread, this has been address gazillion times already.

Alternative you can also stop by the first post and click on the big bold red letters that say "Frequently asked questions and user supported help forum thread (Please Read!!)"
[Vibrant Android Development] asatnik11:
Not entirely true. To go from trigger to cm7 I just flashed the initial kernel (zimage) via sgs kernel flasher, rebooted then ran the initial cm7 installer. I did the same to flash back to trigger. I extracted the 2.2.1 kernel (zimage) from the Trigger zip.

I half expected a soft brick from this but it worked perfectly.

Probably not for noobs though.....
[Vibrant Android Development] parmijo11:
Really liking this, only thing missing for me is SWYPE and fixing battery percentage issue, other than that everything is good.
[Vibrant Android Development] cojonesx:
you can get swype from beta.swype.com

the batt % issue is minor, you only have that not 100% once a day anyway really..
[Vibrant Android Development] archie53:
And the battery percent thing is just an accurate reading of the battery, the Samsung based roms lie about the percentage and say 100 when its not true.

Sent from my CM7 Powered Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] grundlestain:
I had this happen when I switched back to the stock kernel from glitch, I ran the kernel cleaning script from the glitch page and it fixed all the fc
[Vibrant Android Development] Tylerspilker:
For everyone having issues with MMS, this is what I did to fix it:

At the home screen:

Menu > Settings >Wireless & Networks > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names

Select The text "T-Mobile US" and ensure the settings are exactly like this :

Name: TMO US (This field doesnt actually matter, leave it as is)

APN: Epc.tmobile.com

(mine had .comextendedcontrols or something, just make it what i have above)

Proxy

<not set>

(if it says 'none' click it and erase EVERYTHING and hit ok, it will only say <not set> when it is an empty field, dont actually enter <not set>, this explination applies to all <not set> entries)

Port

<not set>

username

<not set>

Password

<not set>

Server: *

MMSC: http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc

MMS proxy

<not set>

MMS port

<Not Set>

MCC: 310

MNC: 260

Auth. Type

<not set>

APN type: default,supl,mms

APN protocol: IPv4

after these are set, hit menu> Save

Then be sure to select the radio button to the right of the "Tmobile US" text to select that one.

It should disconnect you from data for a second and you should be able to send/recieve mms in a minute or so.

Let me know if this works!
[Vibrant Android Development] wyvernwaddell:
get the v2 it works better..it does display the picture sideways in some chat apps though...
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
Great thanks!

I have been having an absolute pain with this FFC. This is the second time this has happened to me. I use Root Explorer to copy of libcamera.so to /system/lib/ and reboot, but it freezes at the Glitch bootup screen. Not sure why this is happening but it is definitely a pain!

Any ideas on why this is happening?

EDIT: I actually flashed a CWM zip for it and it works. I think it was a permissions issue. Also, the front camera is all distorted and multiplied picture.
[Vibrant Android Development] iynfynity:
Cyanogen 7.1 has been released to a lot of phones and that includes the Vibrant. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] kohakuslayer:
yeah :) http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?type=stable&device=vibrantmtd
[Vibrant Android Development] crunkhead18:
can someone help me, i have problems about tb it keeps on fc'ing whenever i restore apps. i just upgraded mine to the latest rom
[Vibrant Android Development] bobkabob:
So does a "stable" release imply 911 functionality exists?
[Vibrant Android Development] KWKSLVR:
Define "latest ROM". There have been several changes over the past 24 hours. What nightly are you on? Are you referring to update-cm-7.1.0-Vibrant-signed.zip

Do a full wipe and see if that helps.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
no

10char
[Vibrant Android Development] KWKSLVR:
There are several options listed in this thread for fixing FC issues, another that you can try is to hit Menu > Applications > All and scroll through and find Google Framework Services. Clear that out, reboot into recovery, reflash gapps and set your Google Accounts back up. As documented in this thread, I'm notorious for having FC problems. Sometimes that works for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] Ch4m3l30n:
This issue has been covered repeatedly... Your /datadata partition is full because it's pathetically small.

I would suggest you search next time, but I'd probably be wasting my time even more than I already have.

BTW, why are you running such an old version? Newer ones don't fix this issue, but do fix many others.
[Vibrant Android Development] DynamicXL:
Loving the new CM7.1 update. Noticed a much smoother response and GPS seems to work.

CM7 = Vibrant love :-D
[Vibrant Android Development] SuperJMN:
Does it lock satellites? I'm also very interested in the battery drain issues.

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[Vibrant Android Development] Demetris:
none drain issues here, give your battery 1-2 days after you charge it then erase battery stats.
[Vibrant Android Development] daffyno:
gps does not work...:(
[Vibrant Android Development] archie53:
I had to flash the gps fix to make it work. I cant link to it from mobile but if you search you can find the thread.
[Vibrant Android Development] Oxirane:
Anyone having android.process.acore Force Closes when trying to add/edit contacts? Seems to be the only bug I have here.