yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] kriskmk:
how do I fix this now? I've tried deleting cache, dalvik, battery stats and even data.. all like 4 times already!!.. and still this is happening..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] want a droid:
Proof? I switched to this radio and I'm still unable to send/receive MMS. I'm on Gingeritis and have tried all three size settings in the stock app. MMS won't send or receive in Go SMS Pro/Handcent either.

What rom are you running?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Archangel:
Ok so question,,,,and I am not disparaging anyone's results,,,but for most of those who have just been running this radio,,,it is pretty new right? How do you know unless you give this new radio a good couple of days of running to say definitively that the battery does not get as hot,,,the speeds are faster, and that it connects to 4g smoother? Just wondering?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KDKobes:
pull battery and let it sit for a little bit first...pm me or this is gonna get long...seems your have kernel panic..not sure what it is causing it 100% but could be anything from grub.conf, root file system issue, disc partition check, or scripts.

**UPDATE** I AM ALMOST 100% THIS IS WHERE THE ISSUE IS;

"Once the kernel starts running, it mounts the root file system from the hard drive. The name of the partition that holds this file system is passed as a parameter to the kernel. Mounting the root file system is a key point in the boot process and if you're trying to pin down a boot-time problem it's vital to figure out if the kernel was able to get this far. Failure to mount the root file system will generally result in a kernel panic, though some systems just appear to halt."
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Mudavo:
No mms for me either on latest gingeritis.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KDKobes:
MMS works fine for me on Liquid...i am on a 1200k max size also
[Thunderbolt Android Development] :
There's a thread on ipv6 in general
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Crimton:
ever since i flashed this radio i've been getting amazing battery life, like twice what i was before almost. is anyone else experiencing this? it could be the preview 2 from bamf or a combo of the two, but something made it much better :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] toomie05:
I'm running gingeritis with the new radio all fresh today and im only able to send mms through 2m but not 1200k or 5m... but it still works for me
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jrocker23:
Just a question, are you using stock kernal or a devs kernal?

Thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Archangel:
How long have you been running just the new radio?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] chingy51o:
Lets just say I've been using this for awhile with 0 issues.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] yakitori2:
How long is this while? If if u don't mind me asking

ridin the lightning
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Cubs2008:
I flashed it when it originally leaked and have been running it ever since...no problems here (I did reflash the re-released version today.)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Archangel:
and you have noticed, no excessive heat on the battery, good lock on 4g and gps, good data transfer rates, faster charging time, and no weird reboots at all?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Cubs2008:
No excessive heat on battery = Yes using Imo's 3.0.1test1 lean kernel

Good lock on LTE = Yes (but I never had issues with other radio...I run in LTE only or Wifi...I can't remember the last time I had a 3G connection.)

Good lock on GPS = 10 satellites indoors in under a minute through GPS Status (although I still have to go through the GPS Status fix to clear up HTC Location issues.)

Good data transfer rates = excellent on LTE...not tested on 3G.

Faster charging time = Charging in airplane mode I went from 56 to 75 percent in mere minutes. Of course I think the kernel has more to do with this than anything.

No weird reboots = None to report. I had reboot issues about a week or so ago from battery running at like 110 degrees F but this was before the updated radio hit. So far I'm running around 85-90 degrees F on this radio/kernel/ROM combo (updated GB/Imo 301test1 lean/Bamf Sense 3 preview 2.) I run the kernel at 1.92x/iX with stock voltages and managed through the speedtweak script only.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Archangel:
Nice data, thank you!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] azturbomini:
Does the new radio fix the voicemail notifications issue?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Cubs2008:
No but the bamf guys are working on a fix.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] MoreGone:
Smartest question I have seen in awhile
[Thunderbolt Android Development] YankInDaSouth:
I just got finished setting up Google voice to deal with the lack of voice mail notifications ... Wishing I would have done it sooner! It's pretty bad ass!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Cubs2008:
N/P and I can add that I went from 86 to 89 percent charged in 4 minutes (stock battery.) Again I'm leaning on the kernel being more of the hero than the radio but just FYI.

I can add that I've been running this radio set since the original leak the other night and never flashed back (though I did reflash the re-release today...if I didn't mention that already.)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Archangel:
hmmm might have to try this out then, cool thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Crimton:
whatever kernel came with adrynalyne's 3.0 preview.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rafaelvelasquez2:
I lost 15% in 2 1/2 hours while in standby on new mr2 radio.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Turb0wned:
Why does it continue to say install aborted?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KDKobes:
screwed up space for me
[Thunderbolt Android Development] azturbomini:
Thanks guys! I wonder if the full ruu will fix the vm notification issue?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] want a droid:
I'm on the same kernel (Imo's 3.0.1test1) and I went from 82 to 85 percent charged in 4 minutes (stock battery). o_O
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Crimton:
i did notice that overnight it drained pretty bad in standby like 30% in 7 hours, but for daytime usage its been great. so while there may be a sleep/standby issue it seems i'm getting better battery life with my normal usage throughout the day. i'm not sure if its the radio but it would be a coincidence if its not
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Cubs2008:
Keep an eye when you get into the 90's...slows down a bit but I think Imo mentioned that the kernel does do that.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jaydizzle333:
What's the diff between this leaked and the coming full ruu?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] 06ms6:
Are you flashing through bootloader? Just checking as that's the message you'll get when trying to flash through Recovery.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] techspecs:
Full RUU will be a froyo ROM with the radio (same radio) all in the same package
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ThunderStick:
Can someone else ask this question again please?

Sent from my ThunderStick
[Thunderbolt Android Development] madzozs:
What's the diff between this leaked and the coming full ruu?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] 52brandon:
will the full RUU version be more stable than this leaked one? What are the differences? Will this work on CM7? Is this only for gingeritis? I cant get it to work with ROM Manager

lol, figured I'd get em all out of the way at once ;)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] techspecs:
so far the ROM portion of the RUU isn't available for consumption (only the radio) so it will be equally stable as it is right now. Difference is that right now they stripped the radio out only. Will not work with current CM7. For all GB roms. Don't use ROM Manager for any flashing activities. Use Clockwork Recovery.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KDKobes:
smart@$$

he was joking

rofl lmfao
[Thunderbolt Android Development] 52brandon:
lol, I'm sorry man, I was just being a smart-ass and asking all the questions that get asked repeatedly on the subject. I do appreciate the answers and hope people take the time to read them before they ask over and over and over later in the thread

ETA: clockwork also would not work, radios need to be flashed in bootloader
[Thunderbolt Android Development] afinita:
Been a lurker for 3 years, but after those last few posts I just can't refrain....

"lol"

....
[Thunderbolt Android Development] 52brandon:
nice avatar. I almost used that picture for my back-piece. It was a close 2nd place
[Thunderbolt Android Development] techspecs:
I meant the ROMs in CWM, not radios. That would have been the next question. ;)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KDKobes:
Yea it struck me.....on a side note I haven't laughed that hard in long time. I'm still snickering about it @techspecs sorry its at ur expense still funny
[Thunderbolt Android Development] techspecs:
Eh, what can you do? I'm not offended or anything. No good deed goes unpunished I guess.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Turb0wned:
WOW thank you, I feel like an idiot. I can't believe I forgot to do it in bootloader.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] 52brandon:
I ended up going with a variation of this one:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jimmydene84:
So overall thoughts so far??

thunder out
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KDKobes:
Never noticed that one before I really like that one. Nice pick
[Thunderbolt Android Development] onyx_64:
Let me step back a bit to clear up some basics. :)

I was wondering what MR1 and MR2 stands for? Is it an acronym?

So far its been froyo, and when the gingerbread RUU gets released will it be termed back as MR1?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] JS0724:
Maintenance Release

IIRC, this represents updates that will be pushed from Verizon to all Thunderbolts. MR1 = first ota update, MR2 = second ota update, etc.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] infamousxsniper:
What kernels and ROMs are you guys using for good battery life?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] onyx_64:
Ah, I see! Thanks for the info.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bootywarrior321:
so does this mean that this new.radio wont brick anymore phones? sry just trying to make sure
[Thunderbolt Android Development] macewank:
no. last I knew we aren't even 100% what was causing the bricks on gingerbread roms.. if you're concerned about bricks, i'd suggest you continue to steer clear of the 2.3 based roms for now
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ahart814:
I am stuck in 3g at home when I normally get 4g all of the time with this new radio.

Can someone point me in the right direction about what to do?

I am running das bamf remix GB. Also running leankernel 3.01 test.

Everything else seems smooth so far!!!

Thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] patdroid1:
exact same issue here...just toggled 3g and 4g with advanced radio tools and now 4g is staying locked...been at least 10 minutes solid now.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ahart814:
Trying that now
[Thunderbolt Android Development] kyrumo71:
Here's another link remove the lowercase r and flash through bootloader

http://db.tt/21RCeBP
[Thunderbolt Android Development] khanam:
Some devs have apparently had this for 1 or 2 weeks. So far, they have not come across any issues. It certainly seems better than the GB radio we had before this one. If chingy, jcase, adryn etc say that, it's good enough for me. Nobody really knows the long term prognosis of the radio. Short term performance is mucho grande. There could be exceptions but in general its better. That's all she said.

Sent from my thunderbolt
[Thunderbolt Android Development] qumahlin:
Exactly, no one knows what was causing it and really the number of incidences reported is pretty small; however the likelihood of it being a ROM issue is slim to none. Unless something was wildly modified to play in memory spaces it shouldn't be its really not possible for a rom to cause the type of bricking that was reported.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xXJay_RXx:
same here. i trust these guys. as soon as they gave the warning of the GB bricking, i took their warning n jumped back to Froyo. giving this a try now :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] oxidant11:
Um is it suppose to be 24.7 mb or 26mb?

Nevermind.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Mustang302LX:
Edit: I'm dumb disregard.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] patdroid1:
not yet...they are working on a full RUU...the radio is compatible with both froyo and gingerbread but not our current froyo...hope this helps.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Thunder Droid:
Damn this made my directv reception better! And made my dog stop barking! Thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jhr:
Food for thought, could it be that the GB radios are meant to throttle the download speed. After all, there are more LTE devices coming out and as we all seen the outages that happened in the past. Surely it's expected to have hiccups

Maybe it's just because they want us rooters to low down some?

Well Netflix is something I use more than video skype thats why I am on GB roms instead of froyo.

Well anyways just my 2pennies
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Dstu03:
No its not a gb radio
[Thunderbolt Android Development] usicus:
So far so good and not one reboot using latest kernel and thunderstick rom.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DRGilroy:
I thought I was the only one that did that... but three years? Whoa!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] satseaker:
thats so typical of the american mentality,there was never any proof that the radio caused anything yet everybody takes the assumption to be the truth instead of reading the original post on the subject. they had a reason to believe it might have something to do with it but never found proof. it shows most members dont read the forums they just post the same question that the pwrson posted on the last page and another asked 2 pages ago,damm ya that lazy stay away from it and let it be.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ssethv:
why 3g and NOT 4g?

Has anyone else noticed that even though this NEW GB radio works, sometimes I am not getting 4g, and I def should be... any thoughts about this? for instance, before I flashed this new radio, I was always getting 4g everywhere, now it is sporadic, is there any reason or settings that I can do to help?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pman555:
Does anyone have or know of a mirror for this radio? Or can they provide the full link?

My firewall at work blocks the link because of his use of a URL shortener.

Help, please!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Cubs2008:
Posting some screenies of battery life on the stock battery.

1) Radios: The ones in this thread

2) ROM: Bamf Sense 3 Preview 2

3) Kernel: Imo's 3.0.1test1 LEAN

4) Kernel Settings: 1.92x/iX managed only by speedtweak script. No voltage mods.

5) Used LTE and wifi, GPS always on (not always running), Bluetooth on for about 2 hours.

6) Always on data syncing Touchdown Exchange and Facebook (Android and Sense), Google and Weather of course.

7) 14+ hours up/10+ hours unplugged/4+ hours awake/battery at 30 percent. Streamed a MLB At Bat game during this time as well.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] klittle81:
Think I'm going to wait till the RUU is out and is merged into bamf 1.8 or something... I do hope its soon though..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hubba:
Fix for stuck on 3G & misc install/update glitches

Just my experience... so take it or flame it. I'm typing this in instead of enjoying pron right now ;)

I used to be able to update kernels & radios without any glitches... but lately (including this radio update)... the glitch this time was being stuck on 3G. Prior glitches include repeating reboots, and hands free Bluetooth disconnect white noise.

Once again... here's how to get it ALL working error free:

1. Power off phone & remove microSD card

2. Back up all data from 32GB micro SD to computer

3. On computer point to micro SD & wipe as free space

4. Reinsert micro SD into phone & power on

5. Phone will see micro SD as "damaged"... so pull down notification & select that message & allow phone to format card

6. Attach micro usb cable & select data connection

7. Copy the following to ROOT of micro SD: (always check MD5 first)

ROM .... now the king of TB Roms BAMF Remix 2.0 beta5 :)

ROM tweaks .... I use disable wake on volume

KERNEL ... mine is now Imoseyon GB LEAN v3.0.1test2

RADIO .. new GB leak from this thread (named PG05IMG.zip)

8. Flash the radio update first by powering down the phone. Then press and hold both the power & volume down buttons until the white HTC screen appears & let go. The booter will automatically see the PG05IMG.zip and ask you to confirm flash by pressing volume up. When complete it will ask you to press power to reboot. Go ahead & power up normally... but we're not done yet.

*** OK your about to flush your phone & wipe it clean so PLEASE backup what you need before you flame me.

9. Reboot phone into RECOVERY mode.

10. Wipe the 3 times in a row one after the other (may be overkill but whatever) "Wipe data/factory reset" then.. "wipe cache partition".. then select advanced & "wipe dalvik cache". Optionally you can wipe battery data.

11. Install zip's in the following order.. successfully installed message should appear after each:

1. ROM

2. ROM TWEAKS

3. KERNEL

*** Now REBOOT... but once the sense screen appears ** W - A - I - T ** !!!! Give the phone + ROM + Kernel + radio about 3-5 minutes to settle before touching ANY button or the screen.

The screen may power down & power back up several times during the initial setup phase. Now.. go ahead & proceed through the initial setup & enjoy one HELLUVA smile ridden ride courtesy of the devs & supporters here on XDA :) REMEMBER EVERYONE... tip XDA devs with DONATIONS... every cent counts !!

12. Once the phone is stable you can reload your micro SD card with your data.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Carnage9270:
Always read it was a bad idea to apply rom tweaks and kernals before the rom had a chance to install and boot in, for obvious reasons.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BennyJr:
I do kernal's most of the time. Not rom tweaks.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jacobk:
those are some ridiculous directions..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Memnoch73:
Just wanted to post my experience with this new radio... I'm freakin loving it so far.

The 2 issues I had with the stock radio and first leak radio were:

1)At work inside the building I had spotty 4G and lost data most of the time because it was trying to connect to 4G.

2)At home had spotty 4G and again lost data frequently and usually had to go to wifi.

Now:

1)Work was a good solid 3G with bumps to 4G at times. BUT I never completely lost data as I did before

2)At home I am getting solid 4G all over my house. With again no data drops.

All in all I say this new radio is a huge improvement from the first leak and original stock.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Has anyone been able to figure out if the camcorder FCing is happening due to the new radio or could it be kernel related? I'm using Imo's 3.0 Test 1 kernel if that helps. Doesn't seem to matter which ROM I am using rather if its Gingeritis, BAMF (2.0.5 Beta 5 or the 3.0 Sense Preview 3), etc... camcorder will simply FC on me right when I hit the record button.

Thanks in advance for any info.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Archangel:
I had the same problem with work and home in getting 4G signals and havent really noticed any big difference using this new radio? As a matter of fact my battery is dying just a little bit faster now. I usually set it to cmda at work because of the bomb shelter of a building i work in gets limited signal and its at 80 percent and i just put a fresh battery in this morning about an hour ago. Might go back til the dust settles with this radio.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KDKobes:
Works just fine on LIQUID.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] iammclovin804:
I haven't had any problems so far except for two.

Last night my data was connected but would actually engage. Every time I tried to do something with data it would give me an error about not being able to connect. A reboot fixed it though.

Also, I have swiftkey installed and it was working just fine with the other radio. Since the flash, it keeps switching back to the sense keyboard.

Not major issues but annoying to say the least.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] madzozs:
Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > All > Camera > Clear Data
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KDKobes:
If that doesn't work try these

1. Try reboot and pull the battery.

2. Do you have any corrupt video/pictures on your sd card that you might have taken and didn't know they are corrupt. And is the sd card low on memory??

3. Don't use camera to delete pictures/use gallery

4. If none of these work try backing up everything from your sd card to your computer and then put the sd card into the phone and reformat it. Then put your ROM/Kernel/radio on the phone and do a fresh install. After the fresh install does it work??

**FORGOT...also try fix permissions in recovery**
[Thunderbolt Android Development] SomeGuyDude:
My signal seems to drop periodically with this radio. Used to be able to get some signal at work ( on a different phone), but I lose it a lot now.

- Dinc + MIUI = bliss
[Thunderbolt Android Development] morrichad:
Hey guys I was going to try adry das bamf 2.05 again with the new radio, and with imo new 3.0.1 kernel. I just want to know how to flash the kernel part correctly without fubaring my phone on start up. I suppose when I begin should wipe cache then dalvik cache and battery stats, then flash the imo new kernel. Correct yes/no?

It has been a while since I flashed a kernel coming from an Evo and myn and netarchy kernels and that is how I did on that phone. Different device now and procedures are always up for change.

KB or anyone can help me appreciate it very much, also was looking out flashing some minor tweaks like wake off and toolkit with Gtalk, when should these be flashed and is there a neccessity to wipe cache/dalvik cache as well?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] luke1333:
But I don't have any problems charging fast fine after speedtweak scripts and always send photos in mms and no coverage problems anywhere and 4g fine when I was in it and battery is outstanding 6 hrs and still at 90% but I'm on extended battery but still that's good! So right now not sure if I'm going to mess with it

Sent from HTC Thunderbolt 4G on Gingeritis IX
[Thunderbolt Android Development] MsSassypants:
Has anyone else besides me had their Friendsstream login data disappear? I've had it happen on preview2 & 3
[Thunderbolt Android Development] morrichad:
lllusive maybe you can help me, how should I flash the imo new kernel please after install das bamf!

Thanks, AC
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KDKobes:
Wipe cache partition, dalvik cache, and battery stats 2-3x to be safe(getting the reboot is a b!tch to get out of) (WHEN WIPING BATTERY STATS THE PHONE NEEDS TO BE 100% CHARGED)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tekhna:
I had to come back to GB just to try the GPS out again. It's just superb.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] morrichad:
KD just want make sure I follow you correctly if you don't mind. Here is my procedure/thinking on doing this, please correct at will if necessary?

1. wipe everything factory/cache/dalvik/batt stats 3x each

2. load Rom via recovery

3. load Radio via hboot

4. let phone boot up

5. go back into recovery wipe everything again cache/dalvik/batt stats each 3x

6. load imo lean 3.0.1 test kernel

Any order for the tweaks to be done before hand and thanks KD, will wait for response!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KDKobes:
These steps would be if you are coming from froyo also.

Looks good except load the radio before the ROM and let it boot(yes, there are no signal bars whatsoever)...then load the ROM and kernel and reboot...no need to factory reset it will start you all over and have to set everything up again. JUST do cache partition, dalvik cache, and battery stats(100% charged battery) and install....now if you happen to get the reboots you will need to to a factory reset

ONLY if you get reboots

.

If you are on a gingerbread ROM then yes clear cache partition, dalvik cache, and battery stats before flashing any kernel.