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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emmarbee:
i've been using CM7 RC1 for the past few days(more than a week).. I have a MAJOR bug.

While I receive calls, the first time the caller is unable to hear my voice, though i'm able to hear him. But if the caller drops the call and calls me again, there is no problem on both sides.

Is there any fix for it? If i have to flash again, will i loose all my apps and settings?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bork84:
you can flash again, you wont lose any of your apps and settings.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] AGiovanni:
Hi all, I am trying CM7: my Galaxy is so fast that no comparison with other rom is possible. Really good experience: I have now a "new" smartphone. I have only problems with fm radio that doesn't work: am I wrong? Any tips?

Thank you devs very very much.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emmarbee:
Is it better for me to flash RC1 again or the latest nightly?

And don't I need to wipe factory settings and cache?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Herman76:
As far as I know FM radio semi works only with stock Samsung headset.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bork84:
I haven't had that issue not in RC1 and not with any nightly so i dont think it matters which one you flash.. I would have flashed the new one (but i flash nearly any new nightly)

and if you do a factory wipe you will lose your settings...

but before you go and do that...

i would do a "safe flash"

get to recovery and wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache,

go to mounts and storage and there format system

then flash the nightly

then flash gapps (just to be on the safe side)

the fix permissions

then reboot.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Horoscope:
hello people !!

this is the first time i am installing CyanogenMod for my GS....

i am currently on another Gingerbread rom, i just want to know can i directly flash this rom from CWM recovery or do i need to install any gingerbread stock rom ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Tuhoaja:
Root the device and install ClockworkMod Recovery. Instructions are available here.

Perform a NANDroid backup of your current ROM.

Format the system, data & cache partitions of your device.

Perform a factory reset.

Flash CyanogenMod.

Optional: Install the Google Apps addon package

Yeah, you can flash it, just remember to format system etc before flashing

Btw is this better than Nightly?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bork84:
you need to be with Froyo Bootloaders before flashing CM7!

flash a froyo with CWM and then flash CM7 RC1

@ Kaik541 - I think it will be better to make a notice of the froyo bootloaders in the flashing guide at the start of the thread.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Horoscope:
I somehow dont like the stock MMS & Video player look.. is it possible to remove the mms & video playerapp which comes with Cyanogen ron & install the one which comes with SGs ??

strange... everything went perfectly for me on a GB boot loader.. i was on Darkys 10.1 GB rom..

just did a wipe & reset.. flashed Cyanogen rom.. everything working perfectly..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bork84:
you can not use Samsung apps on CM7... it wont work.

and about the Bootloaders it can cause problem with sd card been on GB Bootloaders
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mr. phillip:
Are you sure everything is ok?

Did you check if your external SD card is found?

Probably not...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emmarbee:
No I'm asking whether, the nightlies are improvements over RC1 or will there be any new bug that is not in the RC1? Is it stable than the RC1 (i know the RCs are stabler than nightlies, but these nightlies are built after the RC right, so i thought the nightlies will be better than RCs....)

if i wipe cache and dalvik cache - will i lose swype dictionary, launcherpro and handcentsms settings?

i don't want to loose any settings again :(

Actual Problem:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Herman76:
Nightlies are built by the buildbot every night with all changes in the changelog, the Nightlies might be more buggy then the RC because of this (changes aren't tested so they might bring new bugs or be non working).

RC only means that the code is as stable as it can be fire the time being.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yamen.meddeb:
GMAIL.APK

where is gmail app ?????????????????

neither in gapps !!!!!!!!!!!!!! :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] djice000:
Here here! Your missing out mate!

Sent from XDA Premium App for SGS. djice :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] djice000:
Get them from Rom Manager :-) free from the market :-)

Sent from XDA Premium App for SGS. djice :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bork84:
you wont lose settings of apps
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emmarbee:
hi, did anybody got the new android market?

will we get the new android market if we are on cyanogenmod rom? if not, will it be available seperately?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kmrdeva:
You can download and install it. I found it on xda-dev via a news article on engadget.com.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emmarbee:
already installed the market and it works great.

@Bork84 - tried flashing the same RC build without wiping anything. Didn't work out. still have the hearing problem.

BTW, i do have a "wipe dalvik cache" inside "advanced" options but i don't have "wipe cache" option in ClockModRec 4.0.0.5.

So, if i do a wipe cache partition and wipe dalvik cache and reflash the same RC1, will it solve the problem and not loose any application settings?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bork84:
wipe cache partition and wipe dalvik cache and reflash wont affect your apps. i do it every nightly...

make sure you fix permissions also (it is in advanced)

it will take it a little more time to boot but so be scared :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emmarbee:
Everything is ruined!

I did a wipe cache partition first.

Next I fixed Permissions.

Then I did the Dalvik Wipe.

After that I chose "Install from SD" and chose the CM7.1 RC1.

It kept on restarting (first GT-i9000 screen, then CM +i9000 screen, then the installation/command screen and then repeat from first).

So I installed the same zip again. Now it doesn't restart. Goes into the home screen. But it FORCE CLOSES on "process com.android"

I tried to reflash the same zip. No use

Tried to Wipe Cache and Wipe Dalvik and reflash - no use.

What shall I do now?

process.android.com - force close is reappearing everytime. Shall I flash a new nightly?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rschenck:
Fix permissions again and see what happens.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emmarbee:
oh...

BTW, I downloaded the nightly "59" too. If fixing the permissions didn't work out, shall I try the nightly? by just wiping cache and dalvik, but not the user data?

Update1:

These are the Log Lines

CloclworkMod Recovery v4.0.0.5

After Clicking Fix Permissions

Fixing Permissions..

Done!

After Clicking Wipe Cache

--Wiping Cache...

Formatting /cache...

Cache wipe complate.

After Clicking advanced-> wipe Dalvik Cache

E:unknown volume for path [/sd-ext]

After Click --Go Back--

(without click Yes - Wipe Dalvik Cache)

Dalvik Cache wiped.

Even if

Yes- Wipe Dalvik Cache

is clicked

Dalvik Cache wiped.

After choosing the zip RC1 to be installed

--Installing: /sdcard/ABMI/update-cm-7.1.0-RC1-GalaxyS-signed.zip

Finding update package...

Opening update package...

Installing update...

Checking state of BML/MTD...

Install from sdcard complete.

That's it!

I clicked go back and restarted....

Now it's repeating the bootup process just like the first time.

First the Galaxy S GT-i9000 Samsung screen, then Galaxy S CyanogenMod screen, then some command screen (CWM recovery screen) and then repeat.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rschenck:
Correct...however wiping data and restoring apps from Titanium could be a fix of last resort.

First try fixing permissions again, then try the new nightly.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emmarbee:
Tried everything.

Finally, did "wipe data/factory reset" and deleted all user data. Then tried the RC1 again. Same problem.

Dunno what to do next. clueless.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rschenck:
I am not sure what went wrong, but I think your only course right now is to flash back to Froyo using Odin, then reinstall CM7 from scratch with the new Nightly.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emmarbee:
I went back to mommy, crying :( (flashing Ficeto JVH stock and Darky 10.1).

May be i'll get back when a stable build is released for SGS (which I don't think would happen ever)

Edit: But still there is a desire of Cyanogenmod inside me.

If I get too tempted, i'll check up whether the first time phone call problem & FM radio problem is solved in darky rom and then flash CM7 RC1 again (directly from Darky 10.1, like I did last time).

BTW, you've mentioned "flash back to Froyo using Odin, then reinstall CM7 from scratch". Is it a problem if i install the CM7 from a gingerbread stock ROM?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cortx:
Will trying that.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ayhamx360:
hi guys im on cm7 nightly latest 59 zip

should i just do a wipe clear davlik

and then put it on my sd card and flash >?

thats it ?

and another question is it better than the nightly cm7 ? or the same

will i fell a diffrence between those two ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] djice000:
Yeah its much better dude :-) just format system, data, cache and datadata then install bud, CM7 RC1 + TK Glitch's kernel v11 = pure speed and lots of free ram :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] djice000:
Does anyone know if RC1 is deodexed??

Thanks :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Daneshm90:
Why wouldnt it be ? :confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] djice000:
Because not all roms are :-S
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Daneshm90:
No i meant, if the nightly's arent why would the rc be.

Anyways, u'll mostly find manufacturer roms to be odexed and any derivatives of that to be also depending on the distributor

Cyanogenmod has always been deodexed.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sebol723:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9EYiE7cHhE
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emmarbee:
repeating my question:

if i have to install CM7 RC1 on SGS, should I have to install from stock Froyo ONLY?

Is it okay if install directly from Darky 10.1?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mazsuper:
clearly states froyo bootloaders first
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bork84:
You need to install Froyo.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] daddycruel:
Do I need to recalibrate battery after flashing every nightly rom?

Thank's!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mariotme:
Yes you should :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] daddycruel:
Every single time? ;)

Hmmm... flashing every two days, recalibrating every two days... too much work...

I think I'll revert to RC and stay there until stable release.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Herman76:
you don't have to do it, it calibrate itself after 2-3 charging cycles.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] daddycruel:
Thank's for the info! One question though, is it worth it? I'm running RC for a few days now, and everything seems to work fine (came from Insanity CM).

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Atomix86:
IMO no its better to stay on the RC as nightlies sometimes have more bugs in.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mizuchi:
Quick question, does the compass work? I understand the compass not working was a known issue in CM7 releases for the SGS. I'd like to give this a go, but I need the compass working, so I'd appreciate it if someone could clarify this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Atomix86:
I don't think it does, I tried both Google maps and the compass app and it was going haywire.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] James-Z:
Hey, great one this RC :)

I have two questions ...

Is anywhere a list of non-working functions (like compas etc) ?

Why someone here writes about installing CM7 from froyo ? I installed JVQ, then root, then with CWM intalled CM7 and its all good so why foryo ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Herman76:
you need to come from a ROM with froyo bootloaders or your external SD card wont work.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Atomix86:
Got a question of my own actually, should I flash the jvq modem on to cm? The one included is quite old.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bork84:
You can flash a new modem to cm7. But it needs to be a cm7 modem. You can look in the Dev section for a post of cm7/miui modem and flash one of those.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andydev:
Deleted it. Moved it to the nightly thread
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] CZECHer:
will there ever be a new rc? i'm bored of installing a nightly every second day...

ty!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bork84:
A new RC dosn't necessarily mean no more nightlys..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Mrsoprano:
I had the Rc1 and I must say that it is very stable, no wasting time as the nightly, you need to flesh out every day and every time.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] iqbalbaskara:
First of all, thanks for all the hard work making this ROM working on the SGS. I know that in the wikis we are required to flash from a Froyo bootloader, but it's not written as a requirement in the OP, this is a cause for some confusion, especially for the newer members who never seen any other CM related threads.

I also did a search on this thread, and I see many members asking this question.

Would someone from the CM team kindly write in the OP whether we need to flash back to froyo or not before flashing CM7 RC1 ? It would clear this matter up once and for all. :)

Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] specr1:
hey sorry for this newb question.

How do I change the intensity of the haptic feedback?

I only see the settings in CM settings > input > haptic feedback, but thats only for delay.

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] blublub:
Mesage deleted / Problem solved
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bork84:
all the modems in this thread are for CM7

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1158783
[Galaxy S II General] swagr:
Hey Guys

My Galaxy is only 2 days old and i keep getting the camera failed message...i've googled it and came across some tips for the i9000 but none worked for me. Only thing i havent tried is below which i saw in another post for the i9000...does anyone have any experience with this on the i9100?

camera firtmware files are stocked in \system\firmware on phone.

i have 4 files in it

ce147f00.bin

ce147f01.bin

ce147f02.bin

ce14703.bin

try to copy new files from other rom or fresh rom in it and reflash firmware in service
[Galaxy S II General] godutch:
return the phone, get a new one
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] frostinide:
Sometimes my GPS stops working completely and I need to reboot my phone.

I know it happens because when I start GPS Status, it will show 0 satellites and will stay like that forever (if it's working it will show at least 1 satellite within a few seconds). After this I must reboot my phone to get GPS working again.

This happens with tytung's GPS libraries, and also with the old version. Although with the old version it was harder to tell when this happened because it never showed any satellites until a fix was made.

Has anyone else had this happen? This is quite annoying.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] thesonofwind:
I have the same problem. Did you able to get over this problem? I have installed ICS CM9 Rom and with Tytung kernel. I use GPS app (any one) without problem but after lets say 30 minutes the GPS stops and never works until I reboot the phone.
[EVO 4G General] Hrshycro:
When I first got my EVO on launch day a year ago, I fell in love with Android (coming from an iPhone 3GS) and the EVO hardware, but the apps were complete crap; I hoped they'd get better, and to some extent, they have. A very small percentage of the apps do look and work better, but the selection is still really lackluster. The apps still aren't even close to the iOS apps I left over a year ago; they're nothing close in terms of selection or quality when compared.

Troll and flame away! Just kidding. I would actually like to conduct a half-way decent thread about the state of Android apps.
[EVO 4G General] mattykinsx:
In my opinion all the apps I used are getting "more professional looking" as time moves on. Certainly since Gingerbread's release.

Are they all up to "iPhone app standards"? No. But they're getting there.
[EVO 4G General] Hrshycro:
I agree...the 5 I use are getting better, but still a good half away from an iOS app. Still, no real selection of 'good' apps. They kind of remind me of Windows apps compared to OS X apps.
[EVO 4G General] mattykinsx:
Let's keep in mind that the Android Marketplace is a full year or so younger than Apple's app store.

The platform is younger, in terms of public use, and the style is more open ended.

That is positive for some reasons and negative for others.
[EVO 4G General] mmegalodon:
I can definitely agree with that. While there are certainly some amazing apps (Tasker, looking at you!) they tend to be few and far between. And the inconsistencies can be more than glaring. Even a killer app may have a horrid UI (Tasker, again, looking at you!). I suppose that so long as the job gets done, I can't really complain much.

But that is one thing I can get behind with iOS; the uniformity. Sure, worthless apps exist, but in terms of the look and feel? For the most part it's very consistent. I know that with Android you have so many people that are able to create and release an app, but that also lends to a bunch of half-ass applications that either barely get the job done or just look down right ugly. Or are just completely useless.

The multitude of choice is both good and bad. Even such things as a goofy application icon gets to me. Sure, I change my icons ... but, dayum. That's not even important, it's that it just adds to the madness at times.

There are definitely some amazing applications out there, and over time you find the ones you really need and appreciate, like a decent calendar. But that still requires some hunting and experimenting, which isn't necessarily bad unless you're trying to find a solid app that simply looks and acts the way you want.

I love the Android platform, but this is one of the things that can add to the frustrations of it. It has gotten better, and will get better. Just like Android as a whole. :)
[EVO 4G General] psych2l:
I think that will change once ice cream sandwich comes out, all of the honeycomb apps have a very consistent and sexy looking UI
[EVO 4G General] mmegalodon:
Indeed. I'm really banking on this next shift.
[EVO 4G General] Mark_Hardware:
/\This.

Apple has been around for a fair amount of time now. Android Market is younger, and I think had a somewhat slow start, before taking over the smartphone market, like it has today. I would say, all things considered, it's not half bad, and yes it definitely keeps getting better. Two of my fav apps, Pageonce and PhonemyPC, have gotten exponentially better just in the short time I've been using them.
[HTC EVO 3D] eXplicit815:
I'm wondering how long it'll be before Sprint puts out the 2.3.4 update... I'm a little surprised it didn't release with it...
[HTC EVO 3D] 2k4mach:
id hope soon, the evo view got 2.3.4 update on friday.
[HTC EVO 3D] eXplicit815:
It did? Damn... Then it should be right around the corner...
[HTC EVO 3D] Ruki_Uki:
When do you think we will be getting a 3.X or 4.X update :P

Sent in 3D fashion
[HTC EVO 3D] nkd:
thunderbolt is suppose to be getting 2.3.4 soon, the leaked verison had it and the leaked docs had it and some elements of sense 3.0 such as the pull down quick settings menu. I hope they update it soon, but I wouldnt be surprised if it takes a while since sense 3.0 is so new and might require more work to integrate in to 2.3.4
[HTC EVO 3D] jxr94:
Eh, unlock the bootloader first then give us that lol.
[HTC EVO 3D] mlin:
Should be soon for sure. Perhaps it will come with an unencrypted bootloader...:D
[HTC EVO 3D] phatmanxxl:
It would be expected with a major update like that.
[HTC EVO 3D] eXplicit815:
I'll bet that the reason they didn't ship with 2.3.4 because they don't want the strain on the network traffic. They update the EVO 4G, and there's already a bunch of people using the GoogleTalk Video Chat. If they shipped the 3VO with it, we probably would've taken down the network. I just hope they get it out soon.
[HTC EVO 3D] aimbdd:
Probably will take out sprints network haha.
[HTC EVO 3D] vWvSTATICvWv:
Baby steps. Let's get an unlocked bootloader & bug fixes ironed out first. I wouldn't be surprised if we don't get an OS update til Ice Cream Sandwich :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] 88EVGAFTW:
Hello, just got my white Galaxy tab. I am trying to figure out if there is a built in task manager other than having to go to Apps and Running Services. After using the tablet for an hr or more I have a bunch of crap open when i hit the button to view all running tasks, and they stay there. :confused: I could manually go into every app open and exit it but I'm looking for a good task manager for android 3.1 The one that is on my phone on 2.3.4 said "failed to install"
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] smaskell:
there is no "running apps" button. those are just the most recently used apps. if you kill them, they'll still be there. And anyway, all a task manager is going to do is kill your battery life. not necessary at all.
[Vibrant General] bobofosho123:
The first release candidate version of cm7 for the vibrant is now out, check out the rom thread here: http://bit.ly/jro3pH. Flashy, flashy, flash! If you're as stoked as I am, say so below.

-bobofosho123:D
[Vibrant General] duboi97:
I'm stoked? Does the gps work? That's all that matters and battery life .
[Vibrant General] xriderx66:
RC is just a fancy word for nighties version 2
[Vibrant General] bobofosho123:
****, I think ur right, if this isn't what I think it is then I'll request the thread be deleted by a moderator. If this isn't stable then it should be deleted, but if it is then yay! I was just so excited by the possibility of a fully stable CM7 rom, my impatience got the best of me I think :p.
[Vibrant General] xriderx66:
It depends on what your definition of stable is.

For some stable is good battery and gps.

For others just how fast and appearance.
[Vibrant General] fatherofthebride:
It's good news. Don't mind negative nancy. This signifies that we are one step closer to perfection. :D
[Vibrant General] bobofosho123:
GPS? That's a good one, what do you think? Just messin', but to be honest I don't know, but I would guess no. On the battery life, I would guess yes. The GPS on my vibrant sucked on the stock rom anyway, so I gave up on the featuee looooong ago. ;)
[Vibrant General] djluis48:
Battery life is bad as always...or so i heard in the thread. Might try it later, but definitely not staying on it. Battery life is too important for me.
[Vibrant General] VeryCoolAlan:
For me stable is when finished restoring my apps in cm7 or miui it doesn't say "process gapps.framework.com has stopped unexpectedly "
[Vibrant General] niharG:
If you have been keeping up with the nightlies at all, this is not a major change from Nightly 36. However, the devs (especially atinm) have been hard at work trying to hammer out issues like bluetooth and the mute/unmute bug in order to push this over to RC, and soon (hopefully) stable. That being said, GPS is still not functioning, and battery life on the stock kernel is quite poor by my standards (I've gotten 8-10 hours max on light to medium usage). From a usability standpoint, it is quite operable and quick, however. On a fresh install I have gotten no force closes. In that way the ROM itself is quite stable. Several features are just not fully functional yet.
[Vibrant General] reuthermonkey:
then don't restore from a 2.2 ROM.