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[Wildfire Android Development] auleu:
so only the recorder dosent work or the whole camera ?does it work taking pictures ?
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
Yes the normal camera worked but froze when i tried changing to camcorder then wouldn't respond at all after that.

Hope this helps Schiznik......
[Wildfire Android Development] DjoeN:
Tested:

- Camera - Pictures -> Works great, no problems (took around 20 pictures in different circumstances)

- Camera - Recording -> switching between photo camera and recording works without a problem as long as you don't use the record button :D (switched like 30 times between them), Gets a white screen when pressing the record button, the timer counts up till you press stop recording, screen stays white, when returning to the photo camera it crashes and then FC, sometimes resulting in a reboot of the wildfire.

Anyway, doing now a nandroid back to my previous rom, expecting a call in half an hour and need my stuff that's installed and configured in there :)
[Wildfire Android Development] arco68:
Remember you need to add the following to boardconfig, if you haven't.

BOARD_USES_QCOM_LIBS := true

Else there might be some stuff in frameworks/base that's needed.

Try these patches:

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...94e3d5d54049db3727b2f966#media/libstagefright

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...cdee3bd65f29f3f3e8c5795a#media/libstagefright

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...5c8f3f4a29e926b67c1e7a79#media/libstagefright

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...445ee8674e91511cc0771516#media/libstagefright

Or just go here and pick the relevant patches. :)

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmits/gingerbread/media/libstagefright?page=3
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Nice one Arco, your help is much appreciated :)

Will have a look through those when I've got some time free..
[Wildfire Android Development] phantom200580:
Can u make this ROM support Arabic like CM7?

Really i want to use ur ROM :(
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
I've answered this before.. Oxygen will not support it by default until Google add support to their AOSP trees.

New build with arco68's patches is currently compiling.. build will be up at usual location shortly.
[Wildfire Android Development] cedriccc:
looking forward to this rom :-)
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Already had the "BOARD_USES_QCOM_LIBS := true" in my BoardConfig.mk - Ive added those 4 patches to frameworks/base/ now.

Could someone check this build out & see how video recording works please? :D
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
hrmm... 180 downloads, and no-one has replied :(

Good job I've just bought myself a wildfire then ;) (OK so its an early xmas present for the mrs, but until then, its my Oxygen dev toy :))
[Wildfire Android Development] suiller:
excellent ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] phantom200580:
For Arabic user

I found a solution to make your ROM support Arabic language, Just Repalce this file in the same place.

Dont forget to change the permissions for all of the

above files to (rw-r–r). :D :D
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Cool :)

Glad you found a solution for this...
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefan_FFH:
What did you fix in the last update?

Btw Can i just install that update zip If I already use oxygen?
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
I was attempting to get the video recorder working. No other changes apart from that.

You *should* be ok to flash it over the top of your existing Oxygen install, but I'd take a nandroid backup to be on the safe side.
[Wildfire Android Development] jamal2367:
work the camera ?

in your last update?
[Wildfire Android Development] jhbakerstreet:
The cam from the last version from 09.11.2011 does not work.
[Wildfire Android Development] auleu:
lol i finaly installed your rom and its freakiiiiiiiiin' super fast ,damn its snappy, cm7 was waaaaaay laggy .keep up the good work,it reminds me of wildpuzzle for sense.

bug i found, when you plug the phone in computer, when you rotate display in phone it dosent look good.

another bug from cm7 and present here, when you scroll over photos in gallery, the quality of the picture is nice for about 1 second, then its like no anti aaliasing,looks like ****
[Wildfire Android Development] suiller:
which kernel are compatible with this rom?

just curious to try some different kernels, could be just my impression but I have a battery drainage a bit faster compared to CM7

someone had the same feeling?
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
No idea, try them and see :p

I'm currently using the same kernel image as CM, so if there are differences in drain, then its not the kernel that's at fault...
[Wildfire Android Development] suiller:
OK perfect, this is the answer I was looking for :cool:
[Wildfire Android Development] bmojtaba:
any body else have tested above solution??does it really support arabic font in web browser completely??? if it works let me know how i can replace mentioned file exatcly??

THNAKS
[Wildfire Android Development] korri:
Is this "compatible" with CM7, i.e. can I flash this without factory reset/wipe on top of CM7 nightlies, and expect it to work ok?
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
No idea.. take a nandroid backup and try it.... if its ok, great, if not you'll need to wipe...

Its not a CM rebuild so I expect you may run into issues flashing this over the top, but you wont know until you try it ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] korri:
Installed this ontop of n252. Getting constant FCs from android.process.media. Other than that no problems so far.
[Wildfire Android Development] suiller:
yep, remove download manager caches & all will work as before ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Fyi, I will be rebasing this against the newly released Oxygen 2.3.2 over the next couple of days..

Some interesting new features, listed here: http://forum.oxygen.im/viewtopic.php?id=1476
[Wildfire Android Development] korri:
Uhm, never heard of download manager caches ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] phantom200580:
Yes, yes, yes, :)

U r the best
[Wildfire Android Development] thearif:
The difference

Please forgive my ignorance if this was already stated somewhere along the lines in this or another thread.

So if I understood it correctly, dev-null is a full and pure AOSP ... Nothing else is added to the experience, no customizations whatsoever. However, CM and Oxygen take the base as AOSP and add their customizations to it.

I am really eager to try the oxygen. But before I take the plunge, I would like to know what it really is. What are the differences between the CM and Oxygen? Or what are the advantages of Oxygen over CM? Can someone enlighten me on this one?

Also on the camcorder bug, they take the same base, and in CM camcorder works fine. If you use the same kernel (I am not sure about this), would not CM's solution work on Oxygen?

Also now that schiznik has a wildfire, I am sure we will see a stable, bugfree version really soon..

Thanks
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Oxygen is lighter than CM7, so, when you install both ROMs out of the box without any changes by yourself, it runs faster. Conversely, the settings that Oxygen offer are not as deep as those found in CM7, so, it really is a matter of preference between the two. (Having choice is always great, and the fact that two of the most well known ROMs are available for the Wildfire makes it even better :D)

While I don't know the technicalities, the camcorder requires a specific patch from CM7 to make it work, check this post from xdbg here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19258960&postcount=136

Of course, if you are a Winzip Dev, this doesn't apply. :p
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
In addition to 3xeno's comments, I am currently using the CM kernel in Oxygen, so its definitely not going to change anything by switching to the same kernel.....
[Wildfire Android Development] thearif:
That is what I meant actually. IF you and CM developers use the same kernel, the solution should be similar. But apparently too many specific patches as xdbg pointed out.
[Wildfire Android Development] jhbakerstreet:
At first, this rom is fascinating, thanks schiznik

Secondly, what about Baatery duration. is it good, or must there be worked on?
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
I had 78% left after two days of light usage (with wifi/bt/GPS all turned on).
[Wildfire Android Development] jhbakerstreet:
Then I will give your rom a second chance, because last time (last week), it only lasts one day with Wifi/bt/GPS/3G off

Thanks

What about your new release?

When is ist possible to work with it?

What about trackball wakeup? Is it possible to give me a link or so, how i can make it work, because I think a pure Oxygen should not have it.
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
I suspect that one or more of the apps you have installed were the cause of any drains - I dont have anything else installed at the moment.

I don't do ETAs :P

Yes its possible. No I don't know how. And you're right, Oxygen wont include it by default.
[Wildfire Android Development] suiller:
yep, I noticed too

@schiznik: can I ask if possible to include in kernel lower cpu freqs, 245@idle it's a bit too high, I had battery improvements (on CM7) with 128-176@idle

thank you :cool:
[Wildfire Android Development] jhbakerstreet:
I installed only Titanium Back Up and Root Explorer.

By the way, is there another way to back-up and recover wlan data (SSIS,password) then titanium backup?
[Wildfire Android Development] suiller:
for ex I don't have anything special installed

when I take a look on my services list I have just 3 external app: fring, whatsup & facebook

the same such as when I was on CM7, even if battery drain is almost identical I noticed that it takes too much power when the phone is in idle

and the only different thing between previous CM installation & current Oxygen, is the lowest freq reachable... before was 128 while now is 245

this is just what I noticed "scientifically" :D
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Just pushed another test build up to here.

This is based on Oxygen 2.3.2, however I havent had time to sort an issue with Launcher2, so Zeam is included for now.

This release doesnt have FM support, as it was removed from Oxygen.
[Wildfire Android Development] phantom200580:
Cool
[Wildfire Android Development] auleu:
did you resize the call screen ?
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Not yet. Sorry
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefan_FFH:
Is it faster than the previous version?
[Wildfire Android Development] sdixit3:
@schiznik. Tested latest build. Dialer resizing needs to be done. Setting - status bar widget reorder force closes. Zeam launcher laggy and not smooth replaced with launcherpro worked smooth. Messaging & dialer launch takes time. Camcorder not working. Rest working fine.

I tested at default cpu speed with dt app2sd beta3. Will script like v6 supercharger & kak help increase app launch speed?
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
That supercharger script... its "tweaks" are either irrelevant on android, pointless or offer nothing but a placebo effect IMHO.

I know about those issues but have been too busy with my job and family to dedicate the time needed to fix them unfortunately. The sources are on my github if anyone wants to dive in to help ;)

I'm not sure whether ill be continuing this, or if I should attempt an ICS port to the wildfire. Thoughts anyone please?
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
As if you need to ask schiznik, you know exactly what everyone will say.
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Is it worth it though? The CPU in the wildfire is now, what, 4 (?) generations behind that which is supported in aosp. Im not too hopeful for good performance on such an old CPU. That said, I see someone has patched the ics source, so it might be worth giving it a go :)
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
Yeh, I know where outdated, but we'll never know how it'll run till someone takes the plunge and gets it working. If it runs smoothly that's a bonus but if it doesn't who cares at least we tried.

Gingerbread has everything I need but to be able to say I have the latest android os on my crappy old phone would make me :D
[Wildfire Android Development] sdixit3:
@schiznik. Music player need to resized, all button not visible -- repeat all hidden. Also faced lock ups while using the browser has force close through applications menu.
[Wildfire Android Development] sdixit3:
@schiznik. I feel you should complete the current ROM. We could look at ICS at later date.
[Wildfire Android Development] :
Earphones icon needs resizing ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
Can i flash oxygen 2.3.2 above the 2.3.1 or Have i to wipe?
[Wildfire Android Development] MattDN93:
Well maybe ICS development is feasible now due to the start made by KeiranFTW to get ICS fairly smooth and stable enough with 3G data, maybe schiznik would be willing to take a look at it?
[Wildfire Android Development] Justice™:
I think he was looking for keirans touchscreem fix. Could be a indication of shiznick trying to make a ICS rom
[Wildfire Android Development] MattDN93:
Yes he did mention something about him building an ICS ROM and needing some sources...so good news then, even now KeiranFTW has stopped there's 2 devs, Arco and schiznik, looking into it:)
[Wildfire Android Development] KeiranFTW:
CM9 has a patch that lets us use the old drivers, seen it on the CM code review.

Sent from my HTC Wildfire
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Dammit.... you weren't supposed to find out I've been working on an ICS build :p

Kieran, do you mind if I use your kernel sources?
[Wildfire Android Development] KeiranFTW:
Not at all, you are free to use them, just fork them on github. A little work on the synaptics driver needs to be done for softkeys, but apart from the home button, the amtel driver is good for use.

Keiran.

PS - let me know your progress on this ICS AOSP build.
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
so, any 1 idea
[Wildfire Android Development] KeiranFTW:
Actually, I think it would be more benificial if you forked arco's ICS branch, because he has more of an idea of what he is doing to me.

On arco's recent commits, he has fixed atmel driver for ICS and he has also fixed the home key (changing KEY_HOME to KEY_HOMEPAGE), honestly I would have never guessed how to do half the stuff arco does.

Looks like you Wildfire owners will get ICS after all, with arco's kernel too, what more could you ask for?

Seems like the wildfire has a case of the HD2's, it doesn't die out in development over time :)

Off to the Xperia Play forums soon, getting it tomorrow. There isn't a fabulous choice of ROM's there but I might be able to cook up something there. Or I might stay on stock, depends on battery drain.

Anyway, this thread is meant to be for oxygen and devnull, and I am sure it will also be the home thread to a clean AOSP ICS, even if the Wildfire doesn't get cyanogenmod 9.

Long live the fire!

EDIT: look here: https://github.com/arco/htc-kernel-msm7225/commits/ics <-- arco's recent commits :)
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Nandroid, try it... wipe if you have problems
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
maybe u don't understood my question, oxygen 2.3.2 can be flash over the 2.3.1?
[Wildfire Android Development] Justice™:
He gave you a answer.

Do a nandroid backup, then flash the new one over. Do a wipe if it goes wrong.

Try it before asking questions.
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
a ok, i didn't understand his message, sorry
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
New build is up here - I've fixed the dodgy alignment of the CPU & Status bar entries in Settings, and the notification widget re-ordering FC.

There is also a build of ICS in there - it doesnt work too well (ie the touchscreen doesnt work so you cant unlock it), but the winzippers may want to have a play & see if they can beat it into working. I wont be doing any further work on ICS for the Wildfire until CM9's sources are out & I can cherry-pick patches from them.
[Wildfire Android Development] phantom200580:
amazing :D

but can u make Trackball and Volume up/down weak the device?

Thanx for your ROM
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Sorry, I wont be adding these to Oxygen. I believe they are simple to add after installation though.

Pics from the recent fixes:
[Wildfire Android Development] Balino:
While using oxigen I'm note able to open settings... no prob so far on devnull
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Its working fine here - did you wipe before flashing?
[Wildfire Android Development] Balino:
Yeah, I'm using custom mtd, formatting everything before flash a new rom...
[Wildfire Android Development] Justice™:
Did you flash the bravo-boot after flashing the rom like you had to do on your previous rom?
[Wildfire Android Development] Balino:
... yes I did everything correctly
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
why don't you develop the Keiran rom? it's good to start for ICS
[Wildfire Android Development] Balino:
I think beacause it needs an experienced dev and knowing that Arco is working on it would be a waste of time
[Wildfire Android Development] :
Well he is experienced but it would just be a waste of time i think :)
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
yes, but Arco works for Cyanogen, so we will wait for cm9 and the keiran rom is good to start
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
Do you people not read?

Kierans rom won't work as its a port from a completely different phone with completely different hardware.

I doubt we will get official cm9 support but have my fingers crossed that either Arco or schiz will come up with something but they are building it from scratch so who knows really?
[Wildfire Android Development] Justice™:
Because with a port, you can't add in specialized drivers and device dependancies. That's why more devs build from source.

/lrn2read
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
maybe my question is stupid, but noone work with the source, i know that there is a patch for armv6 so why i see for other armv6 phone a rom developed from source and for wildfire only ported?

sorry for the bad english
[Wildfire Android Development] KeiranFTW:
Why don't the winzippers get the zImage from my rom, put it into a boot.IMG and inject it into schiz's ice build and tada, touchscreen might work. Also, if you do that put bcm4329.ko from my Rom into this ics one.

Then Maybe WiFi might work.
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
No-one works from source? Where did you get that idea? Any ROM I put out I have built myself from the AOSP source.
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
for ICS man, not for other
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
Like I said learn to read, Arco and schiznik have both previously stated they are looking at it but from the source not a port so have some patience ffs.
[Wildfire Android Development] Justice™:
I'm guessing there is some devs working on source, (Arco and Schizncik) while people like kaasaus attempt to port it. Im guessing it's personal preference and development skills.
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefanex92:
You didn't understand my question scratch.

Thanks justice for your answer, now i understand
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
I understood your question perfectly well, it was you that didn't understand my point which was this has been asked and answered many times in many threads over the last week or so not looking to start an argument though so I'll leave it at that.
[Wildfire Android Development] korri:
ICS theme for this ROM, anyone?
[Wildfire Android Development] Balino:
Any method to install theme Chooser by myself on oxygen?
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Yep, get the sources (from my github), add the patches needed for it & build yourself a copy.
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
This is now fixed.

Going to try and sort the layout issues in the incall dialler & music apps before pushing a new build up.
[Wildfire Android Development] phantom200580:
:eek:

Great Work bro.
[Wildfire Android Development] .xxx.:
Bro I'm unable to flash this ROM... I have Cwm 5.x ... Any idea,?? I have tried almost all the method possible but i was unsuccessful...
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
working fine with cwm 5 here... 'unable to flash' isn't very helpful - what errors do you get?
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
New download link

Just pushed a new build up to a new download server - http://download.schiznik.net/ROMS-buzz/oxygen/

Enjoy!
[Wildfire Android Development] maxiii:
I am just waiting for you to remove camcoder bug, otherwise i love your ROM bro
[Wildfire Android Development] sdixit3:
Had the dialer and music apps been resized?
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Nope, but the build I've just uploaded has fixed the battery percentage option :)
[Wildfire Android Development] sdixit3:
zeam launcher exists, do we still have issue with stock launcher?
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Aye, afraid so.

I've been looking at it & I *think* its due to the images added in these commits:

https://github.com/schiznik/android...mmit/122f15ec28d07c2c509b5d46f8bde17b9b2f3aad

https://github.com/schiznik/android...mmit/e0821efe58fca768155e2c5d6637020b0d98fa1d

https://github.com/schiznik/android...mmit/10b722682331282435717a1d4400707160eaf905

Not sure which ones specifically though, will need to spend a few hours hunting down the cause of the FC's
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Sorry for the lack of updates, have been busy with family life over the Christmas period.

Could I get a list of the current bugs that people have noticed please? I want to compile a comprehensive list of them so I can start getting them all fixed.

Ones I know of:

Odd sizes / cut off sections in Music.apk

Ditto for the in-call dialler screen

Launcher2 crashes

Camcorder doesn't work

GTalk isn't properly sized for LDPI

Anything else? Also, if possible, can someone confirm whether these issues also affect CyanogenMod?
[Wildfire Android Development] Stefan_FFH:
I got only those isseus.

Don't have these problems in cm7 but I don't really care about these problems to be honest.

Because this rom is fast and clean.

I would like to use launcher 2 though.

Btw can you explain me how to enable trackball wake via adb?
[Wildfire Android Development] Gandolff:
As nice as Cm7 is, I keep coming back to oxygen. Just can't beat this rom, keep up the excellent work.
[Wildfire Android Development] djinn0:
now my daily rom. better and fastest than cm7
[Wildfire Android Development] Static-Noise:
This is, by far, one of the best ROMs that I've ever used. Arguably better than Cyanogenmod. However, two problems remain.

1. In-call dialer needs resizing

2. Enabling of FM radio, like Cyanogenmod.

I've tried replacing Phone.apk from other ROMs, without success. It caused major problems.

With all these in mind, is a fantastic ROM. Many sincere thanks to all developers involved.
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Thanks for the kind words, nice to see its appreciated :)

FM Radio was removed from the upstream Oxygen source, so it wont be coming back im afraid...

I know about the dialler issue, and ive tried to resize it without success :( If anyone wants to help, let me know please
[Wildfire Android Development] auleu:
when is the final build coming up ?
[Wildfire Android Development] Lesicnik1:
have you tried extracting the launcher from the SDK? I did it for the froyo launcher and it works.
[Wildfire Android Development] suiller:
for the fm radio you can bypass software driver (removed from oxygen 2.3.2) trough spirit fm radio (from market) and a specific configuration:

My app may be able to work if you set Menu->Settings->Audio->Method to qsd8250
[Wildfire Android Development] D3LTA:
Not worried just interessted :)

good work m8 keep it up!
[Wildfire Android Development] schiznik:
Build updated again

I've cherry-picked hopeful fixes for the lag, the browser and the camera from CM.

fingers crossed :)