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[Hero CDMA Android Development] NineInchNails:
Thanks Jason
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jneg123:
I have noticed the same issue since updating to the 1/19 build. Do a market search for Notification Restart. It's a free app I used to need when swapping themes in CM and need to restart the bar for the new theme to take affect. I placed the widget on one of my screens and just tap it whenever the notification list freezes. No need to reboot the phone.

I am currently running similar settings with Firerats at 105/18, no JIT, Compcache at 18%, CPU ONDEMAND 729/245.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Hammerfest:
I think that got fixed in a nightly since the 19th, but since I dont got the B/W or storage space to pull/build, I cannot confirm...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
I built this yesterday, but it's up-to-date with today:

TeamHeroC-7.1.0-18FEB2012-205303-signed.zip
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jmkarnai01:
What's this!?! Excited. Downloading. Can I just wipe basics coming from hero-deck
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Hammerfest:
thanks!

that reminds me, I always wanted to know what "extra" jaybob put into his build... what did he take from ASOP... what improvements/tweaks he did... I know hes basically abandoned/lost interest in the HeroC so I was wondering if it was possible to train someone as a replacement or stand-in to continue on the "legacy" of our "legacy" HeroC :D

not speaking ill of jaybob at all, dont make that mistake in what i said, I just use my HeroC with its extended batt as a "home" "toy" :P
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
TeamHeroC-7.1.0-20FEB2012-184648-signed.zip

I'm pretty sure he didn't add anything 'extra' and that it's all in the repo, considering he got it to where it is.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Hammerfest:
Maybe my meaning was unclear, OP says: "This ROM is built from source using Android and CM repos. It is AOSP flavored, although some key CM7 elements are included." ergo, not 100% built only from the CM7 repo... but a mixture of ASOP and CM7 and more (if you read the rest of the OP)...

It could be different and outdated info of course, but OP makes the statement hence why I ask.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
It's all at github.com/TeamHeroc
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jmocherman:
Thanks for the update, I flashed this yesterday and the phone charged over night. Today my battery is performance is not so good. I'm at 60% in less than 5 hours with normal use. Its not a huge difference than before, but noticeable.

I've been running TeamHeroC since its release and have always had great battery life.

What do you think changed with this update?

I will say, on another note, that the phone feels even faster than before, but that may be psychosomatic....

Thanks again for the update :)

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Thanks for the update, I flashed this yesterday and the phone charged over night. Today my battery's performance is not so good. I'm at 60% in less than 5 hours with normal use. Its not a huge difference than before, but noticeable.

I've been running TeamHeroC since its release and have always had great battery life.

What do you think changed with this update?

I will say, on another note, that the phone feels even faster than before, but that may be psychosomatic....

Thanks again for the update :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
There's been a lot of changes to cm.... review.cyanogenmod.com

Try to restart. My battery life is great. See what's using your battery
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jmocherman:
Yeah, I've started with a restart and a battery recharge with a battery stat wipe. We'll see...anyway, everything else seems to be working as it should.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Hammerfest:
I have looked, but seeing as the only thing thats been touched is the ASOP tree for the HeroC... telling me to look at something that hasnt been updated is rather... pointless...

I could understand a standard mid, say having a repo for ASOP, then for CM7 for the HeroC, then a Custom mix repo where I could actually see what got pulled from ASOP and CM7 and then mixed in, but the repo doesnt seem to be up to date, and it doesnt follow a format like I just mentioned above (most dont, but its a working example), and following commits to see where they came from is rather impossible unless I know what im looking for... which I dont, hence asking..

I meant literally as well, ex: I took the entire CM7 HeroC build, then I took the latest mail/calendar/ect from ASOP then threw them in over the CM ones, brought over x changes ect, things normally visible when I look at CM7/9's commits, not visible when looking at the TeamHeroC repos...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stayclean:
ajrty33, I cannot get the Feb 20 build you posted to flash at all. Doing a complete wipe of everything and flashing it just causes it to hang at the HTC screen, then restart and goes straight to recovery. Maybe I'll try the Feb 18 one..
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Hammerfest:
So the build on Jan19th can be obtained by just pulling that 6 month old repo right? according to your logic at least (besides your own issue)

Its not that hard to understand, Lets say I have 2 HeroC's open on my desk, one has a BLACK casing, and the other one is SILVER, lets say those are the SOURCE repo's, but for a 3rd HeroC thats GREY our "custom" unit, I want to put the BLACK case on it from the unit with the black case (ergo, the black case came from the 1st unit which was had a black case so lets go with AOSP), but I want the SILVER front buttons (ergo the silver case from the second unit so lets call it CM7), then I want to change the volume button from the case (taken from the black unit aka AOSP) and put the GREY volume buttons on it instead (ergo our custom unit)...

Shouldn't be that hard to understand...

for me at least, the manifest doesnt help either... lets say "project path="packages/apps/DeskClock" name="android_packages_apps_DeskClock", ok, thats nice, but still doesnt tell me if it was taken from the AOSP side or if its from the CM7 side..

and wow... ASOP and AOSP... must been thinking of A STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE... I have been watching StarTrek:TNG after all...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
no.... the heroc specific commits stopped 6 months ago, but there's been hundreds of cyanogenmod commits since that time. the repo isn't "6 months old," there just hasn't been a heroc specific commit in 6 months.

that makes even less sense.

<project path="packages/apps/DeskClock" name="android_packages_apps_DeskClock" />

there is no 'remote' attribute...

so the default is:

<default revision="gingerbread" remote="cm" />

and remote="cm" is defined as:

<remote name="cm" fetch="git://github.com/CyanogenMod/" review="review.cyanogenmod.com" />
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Hammerfest:
your just not understanding me what-so-ever... so im going to stop trying unless someone can chime in...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] NineInchNails:
I don't even understand what's being asked here. Only JB really knows what's different. He's givin us plenty of knowledge to keep up but soon ill be moving on also.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Drunkpilot:
I haven't had that issue. I use Zeam as my launcher though and it has a restart in the settings which is great for switching themes to get everything showing correctly.

I have had an issue where I make a call and I can't hear anything (volume turned up). It might have something to do with the latest V6 tweaks so I am going tweakless again.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jmocherman:
No issues here with freezing notifications or soundless calls. I'm runnning V6, 3G tweak, 768 max cpu/537 min smartassV2 screen on, 691/245 conserative screen off, and ADW Ex launcher. Just for comparison sake :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
There was a couple commits since then that fixed that problem. I had it too, but haven't had it since those commits
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stayclean:
I tried flashing the Feb 20 one again without flashing gapps, and it flashed fine. Then went into recovery, flashed the gapps (latest one, 2011-26-08 or whatever) and the same thing happened. Flashing the Feb 18 build and Gapps in a row seems to be fine, so I'll leave it be for the time being I guess... If I have free time, I'll try the 20 one again and get some logs, too busy lately with work.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Zin0:
I forgot what to do if i'm having issues receiving texts... I get my texts fine on ZeroHero.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jmkarnai01:
Fix permissions or wipe, wipe, wipe and reinstall. Should do the trick.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
TeamHeroC-7.1.0-03MAR2012-193356-signed

a lot of repo syncage went into this one

flashing now..... hopefully everything still works :D

Edit... sorry! fixed the link
[Hero CDMA Android Development] anthony_s:
Question to anyone using any variation of this ROM. Am I the only person getting a camera glitch where the aw next to 1x keeps flashing 1x? It happens no matter which one I flash.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] NineInchNails:
That happened to me also.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] silberj:
I use camera 360, no issues at all

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Link is broken on this, anywhere else I can find it?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Zin0:
I'm using data2ext so I presume that I would have to re enable it, if I wipe data?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stayclean:
Just copy and paste that Mediafire link, but remove the ".zip" from the URL.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Nilxchaos:
I'm curious, what are you actually syncing this against? I see no changes in the ROM itself.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
the cm repos...

What are you looking for to be different?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Nilxchaos:
I'm sorry, I wasn't looking for anything to be different, I just thought that since jaybob413 last synched, there would be new menu options or something. I didn't see any above-system level changes.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
there are some changes in the menus
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
you can download the goo-inside.me app from the market and it should notify you if i update this rom.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ch1naski:
Been a minute since I've been back on the hero dev forum. ajrty33, you've taken over the reigns? Glad to have you here. Gonna flash this update to my trusty hero tonight.

What is jaybob up to?

Smartass with a Dumb phone.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
TeamHeroC-7.1.0-06MAR2012-231034-signed.zip

i haven't taken over the reigns, just picking up slack... a lot of slack for ye ole hero
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stayclean:
Are the 2011-28-08 gAPPs still the one to use? I know I posted this already (and ugh, still will be not be able to grab any logs for a while, sorry..:(), but, I will do a complete and full wipe/format (Data/cache, cache, book cache data system and even sdcard in the Mounts menu) and Dalvik cache. I will then flash the actual rom, gApps, and reboot. It'll get stuck on the HTC screen for a bit, then just reboot and go back to recovery. If I reflash the rom file and reboot, it will then boot into Android and go to the First Time Setup screen fine, just a really odd workaround. Can't tell if anything is screwy because of it though.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
i still use the 8/28/2011 gapps
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Drunkpilot:
When you flash the update you don't need to wipe all of the partitions if you don't want to. You can just wipe cache and dalvik cache (at least that's what I do) and then flash the rom (then I flash the boot zip for firerat's because...I have firerat's). Your gapps will stay as they are part of the data partition which you didn't wipe. There were some earlier versions of this rom that you still had to flash gapps, but that was taken care of lst June I believe.

When you format the sd card, you are wiping everything off of your sd card, how are you able to flash anything else from your sd card?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jasonmaloney:
The core gapps do actually live in the system partition, but most ROM images include a script from CM to automatically backup/restore them during a flash.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Drunkpilot:
Well, anyone that knows, knows that jasonmaloney knows what he's talking about. I haven't flashed gapps in so long that I was thinking about gmail and some other things. That's right, they are put in the system as it shows when you open up the zip. But still, because CM based roms do have the backup tool, you don't have to reflash gapps, unless you wipe the system partition, if you don't want to.

Thanks for catching that Jason, the last thing I want to do is give out false or misleading information. That was a silly mistake. At least it brought a response from you as I haven't seen one in a while and it reminds me of the good ol' days. Thanks again.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
Except most rom updater-scripts format /system :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ch1naski:
You been around the block a few times in heroc	- land, you should know these things, buddy!

:-P
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jaybob413:
Take a look at /system/bin/backuptool.sh if you want to see how gapps files are copied off to /tmp before the script formats /system. This typically varies based on the ROM family, so for example CM roms will save gapps from previous CM gapps installs, TeamHeroC roms save from previous TeamHeroC roms, etc. This is done by checking for a family specific string in ro.modversion. This means that if you are installing over a previous install from the same family (i.e. CM, TeamHeroC, etc), and you want a completely clean install, you should format /system before you flash the rom. This ensures there is nothing there to copy off to temp before formatting /system.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] hakujin:
how is it 7.1.0 when 19Jan build was 7.2.x?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Hammerfest:
because the literal last update (when I last checked that is at the nightly CM changelog), was 7.1, so when building from the source directly, if you dont change the version number, then you see 7.1..

the problem however, was that the 7.1 build was HORRIBLY bugged to hell (on my HeroC, my Evo Shift, my HD2 even...)... I made a post with jaybob a page or so back about the version scheme... since calling it v7.1 could drive some away because of its horrid nature... and considering tip builds now are above 7.1, calling it 7.1 was nixed...

its a OP vs Poster issue... and a non-issue really... but confusing for those who dont read the posts...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] hakujin:
oic. missed that exchange so thx for the explanation.

brings up question however. this 7.1 was very buggy or Jaybob's 7.2.x? The latter just crapped out on me when pulling the battery during a market update (as lame as that seems). then /data refused to restore (after repeated attempts and advanced restore) from a recent nandroid (cwm( backup not 1 hour before a boot loop happened.

naturally, i decided to update if I was going to lost /data anyway But is there anything to look out for in yours? So far so good for me anyway: 10% Compcache, VM heap @ 48, 710/192 ONDEMAND, and regressed back to gmaps 5.9.12 because at some point in gmaps 6.x.x. things went awry and extensive troubleshooting to mitigate a problem went unabated as maps continually showed empty white squares in various places on the map tht changed area depending on zoom, never mind in general more sluggishness. works much better now tho, but I fear I'm getting OT, haha!

Your clarification as to bugs are greatly appreciated.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Hammerfest:
I honestly cant remember the bugs I had with 7.1 when it first came out, I do remember that I spent 30~min on it and got so upset with it I had to go cool off on the front porch before I came back in and flashed back to a custom v7 :D

That being said, I didnt/hadnt the issues your describing, either market or gmaps... to be fair however, I always remove anything that can be obtained from the Market (now play store) from both the ROM and GApps, and remove all unused app's/sound files before I use a ROM, I also update things like Market in the .zip before I flash GApps... I am an update whore... tbqh...

My HeroC is a blank slate at the moment, but when MattC puts out a new version of ICS with the hack-fix OpenGL v1.1 I plan on sticking that on my HeroC (er I should say IF he decides to do that... he under no obligation to poison his rom if he wants to wait for official hardware acceleration), in such, Ill be using CWM 5.5.0.4, the latest MattC Evervolv ICS build, and the latest ICS GApps, all modified like I said above... oh, and of course, partition customized thanks to the latest version of Firerats (which I have never had a problem with because i extract my archives beforehand and find out the base size before I flash/resize... lmfao)

As a final note, I know this was terribly unhelpful to you using this ROM specifically, so I guess my only thoughts are to a FRESH try, as in repartitioning, flashing, downloading ectera... OH, also, I have had issues with MicroSD cards going bad after a few months (cheap-o's and even some sandisks), a quick low-level format and then once-over with 4EXT (in my HD2 as it isnt avliable for my HeroC) with Storage/EXT4/SWAP and its good to go...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] hakujin:
Wow! I can't imagine ICS running on our outdated hero, but that'd be cool if it runs adequately!

Re: Gmaps, I really think it is a bug introduced somewhere in the 6.x. Maybe Firerat's space management mitigates it somehow but I literally tried everything under the sun to fix the issue and it popped up on both the older 7.2.x (now referred to as old 7.1) and your newer 7.1 ROM. Regressing to 5.x not only resolved the problem but gmaps seems snappier as well.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Hammerfest:
Yeah, I am a big fan of GB make no mistake, if I could have some of the performance improvements of ICS but keep GB, id stay with GB... I hate some of the UI changes Google has made... its creeping up on my "dislike" meter of the MetroPOS er i mean MetroUI...

That being said, the rom isnt mine :D I just respond in kind when I can if I dont see the author's answering :D Dont go getting me in trouble like im claiming the work of the brilliant dev's here on XDA :P

GMaps issue is interesting... I actually felt the new version was snappier... (then again, I pre-cache the **** out of everything I can as my HeroC doesnt have service and is only my... "Home" device)... If I wasnt so effing lazy, id put together a video guide... but, lo and behold, im so effing lazy...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
TeamHeroC-7.1.0-15MAR2012-074950-signed.zip

synced with sources
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oohaylima:
You know where I can locate the changes made to the last merge?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#q,status:merged,n,z
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oohaylima:
Thank you sir!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dankdank11:
hey i got a question about flashing any of the teamheroc rom since nov30, i am getting bootloops at the point of 1st spot)pushing android to sign in to gapps,2nd)when i dont install gapps it loads to home screen with nothing on it and reboots. any thing you can think of would help me out a lot thanks
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Hammerfest:
I got a really nub question here, but can someone point out some good guides to removing alternate languages and alternate resolution/dpi stuff from a rom/apk as well as how to odex an apk?

For a windows user mind you...

I got my system down to 97Mb, and im pretty happy with it, just some minor things id like to adjust/scrape out...

EDIT: while I am thinking about it, does this ROM utilize the cache partition? or is setting it to 5Mb common here as well? Also, how can I get my EXT4 partition on my MicroSD card to be utilized for apps that utilize that extra space?

Also, after spending the last 7~ hours downloading trying then uninstalling, I have come to the conclusion that ADW Launcher EX v1.3.3.1 will be the last launcher I ever use... in those hours of testing I have failed to find a good minimalistic launcher where I can utilize the space I desire... and the updates to ADW Launcher EX fail miserably...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
Disclaimer: *follow this and you'll probably screw something up and it's not my fault*

Use 7-zip and double click an apk. Our resolution is mdpi. Other resolutions are hdpi, ldpi, and all other funky sw800 or whatever. You can just go through the folders and delete the ones with names ending with those res. Languages... English is en_us. You can delete all the other values_ ending in something else. It's really that simple... if you don't delete something you need. Use your discretion and don't get too crazy.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Hammerfest:
Sweet... I actually use PowerArchiver these days vs 7-Zip, but I got it at a STEEP discount and the performance is worth it to me. That being said, I actually use it to modify the ROM and GApps before I flash, I just didnt think doing that to an APK was safe or to be more accurate, would work properly... especially since the apk's are ODEX'd

RANT: Anyone see the new GMarket or GPlay store? v3.5.15? Have an app you havent installed? Redoing your device? Good luck finding your Purchased App's in that **** pile that is the "All" tab under "My App's" now... I have tried so many programs/theme's, and now that purchased app's are no longer separate from any/all apps you have ever tried... google really screwed the pooch on this one... If you agree, write in to Google Play Store support about not being able to find your purchased app's in the **** PILE (word I used in my support email) that is the "All" catagory...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Robbie_G:
I've asked this a few times, but never really got an answer: what makes this rom different than the cm7 it is based off of? What am I gaining/losing by using one over the other?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] waqasr:
To be honest with you only jaybob can answer that quesiton but I have

noticed that its size is smaller then CM7 builds so I believe like Hero Deck's

version Jaybob also left out some of the stuff from CM7 which he thought

was not necessary to keep the size small and to keep it as close to ASOP

as possible. Also this verison has 9016 messages blocked by default and

does not have adw launcher etc etc.

Also taken from OP:

"This ROM is built from source using Android and CM repos. It is AOSP flavored, although some key CM7 elements are included. This is an ODEXed build and currently uses the CM frameworks/base, along with a number of other CM components."
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Adhem323:
so i just updated to the latest rom and got the new market and now when ever i try to download something it just force closes it. anyone had this problem and know how to fix it?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ch99tj:
Clear your data on market and fix permisions with rom manager or titanium backup.

Since CM released a new update:

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/get/update-cm-7.2.0-RC1-heroc-signed.zip

Any chance on an update to this rom or are the cm changes not worth it?

Thanks again for all your work.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jaybob413:
Update Posted - 22-MAR-2012

Update posted to OP to align with CM 7.2.0-RC1.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] roundaway:
Thanks again jaybob for keeping the little Heroc going.

Didn't see a boot animation and thought the phone bricked...ignorance is bliss
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oohaylima:
Woohoo! Excellent. :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Robbie_G:
Thanks for the update, jaybob!

Seems to be running well with firerats 110 18.

I don't really remember why we needed the cache set so high. Does anyone know if I am able to set it lower?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] NineInchNails:
Market errors ... dunno... try and let us know