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[Optimus V Android Development] mrg666:
I have just uploaded 08122011 pure IHO build to wiki. The details of the changes are here.

Short list of changes:

- Blarf added latest CM7.1 updates. This build has the official WiFi fix from CM7 branch and thanks to Jerry and Bob for testing it before getting into IHO. I have removed the followings to reduce the package size further.

- Smaller language set: English (US, UK), Spanish, German, French, and Italian

- Removed CMWallpapers.apk. Just make a folder in your SD with your favorite pictures and use Gallery to set your wallpaper.

- Removed a few of the largest size ring tones.

- Removed FM application which is not working.

Tested on my phone and everything seems to be working. Please thank Blarf, Jerry, Bob.
[Optimus V Android Development] Kolma:
Small update, my copy of cut the rope was borked.. it was a free ad-supported one and well it just didn't work with it, i have since gotten the official one and tada, works without a charm. thanks to everyone else.
[Optimus V Android Development] huntersquid:
On the 08102011 of your build mrg, and working perfect so far, but probably will be updating soon. These are some nice changes! The stock CM wallpapers are mostly rubbishy, and I actually spent a minutes trying to figure out how to get the radio to work before I realized the OV doesn't have FM :D

Also, thanks to whoever added the changelog links on the wiki download page! It's not linked to full changelogs (except for BobZ), but at least it's much less confusing to figure out what's happened specifically in each build (Jerry has his on a post on the first page, mrg666 posts here and BobZ has a page on the wiki).

BTW, any chance BobZs "tweak WIFI - changed scan interval from 35 to 90 seconds - to help with battery life" could be integrated into the IHO source? Wifi is a pretty large on the battery drain.
[Optimus V Android Development] mrg666:
Blarf already added a scan-interval tweak but it was, I think, less than 90 seconds. Check the link in my post for detailed changes. I don't add changes by myself if they are not by Blarf in the repository to help him testing a pure build. Don't hesitate flashing Bob's or Jerry's builds. They are more refined than the pure build.
[Optimus V Android Development] El Schisne:
Just FYI, 35 is already longer than it used to be (20). See the commit. You can change yours to whatever you want by just editing system.prop.
[Optimus V Android Development] Whyzor:
current vs frequency graph?

I was inspired by Mmarz's multimeter testing on some older ROMs in this thread, so I tried to hook mine up last night without any success. I tried using household tin foil & double-sided tape, while conductive on their own, somehow just couldn't get them to connect through my multimeter to measure current draw with the battery inside the phone. Also tried cramming wires in there, but it was just too tight and I didn't want to damage any pins. The closest I came was the screen lit up briefly before powering up, but then off again as if it couldn't draw enough current through the whole setup or something. So for now we only have Mmarz's old data:

It seems that our Optimus V only has a step voltage regulator with 2 modes, one for 480 Mhz and below, and one for above. This is evidenced by the shallower slope at 480 Mhz & below, and a "step-up" above that with a steeper slope at 600 Mhz & above.

It'd be nice to confirm if this is still true with the newer ROM, or if there are more voltage steps (as the kernel source tries to set). If someone could post some current measurements while the CPU is under load at different frequencies, it would help in fine-tuning some of the kernel clocks for better battery drain. The SetCPU app has a benchmark for doing the tests.
[Optimus V Android Development] blarfiejandro:
Yup. The only time this should come into play is when you've got WiFi on but you're not in range of an AP. I think scanning for base stations ~2x a minute is fine. Scanning every 1.5 minutes or 5 minutes is far too long IMO. You guys are welcome to change it to whatever you want.

That said, 3G is more of a drain while sleeping than WiFi is, for me. It looks like falling back on 1xRTT /might/ help. We'll see.
[Optimus V Android Development] mrbenji:
Market downloads fail for large apps?

I'm having an issue with certain market downloads failing. It seems like larger updates fail with an "invalid signature" error, but I'm often able to get the updates to install by uninstalling the previous version and installing the new version.

The download that's giving me fits at the moment, however, is called Grocery IQ, ~1.6 MB. There's an update posted that fixes something several people have been begging them to fix for months, but I can't get it to install. "This item will be downloaded" flashes on the screen, and the download progress icon appears for about a second, then disappears with no error message. I've tried backing up and unstalling from Titanium backup, but get the same behavior... restoring the backup from Titanium, however, does work. Oddly, when I've restored the app going to Market still lists it with an "Install" button instead of an "Update" button.

I've done exhaustive due Google-diligence... Market download issues appear to be pretty common, including known CM7 issues reported as recently as May, however I saw posts claiming the issues were resolved in CM7 updates around May/June. I've tried many of the suggested fixes to no avail, including:

- multiple reboots

- clearing out cache and dalvik-cache

- Logging out of Talk and back in

- clearing download manager & market apps' installed updates and app data

- reinstalling gapps zipfile suggested for IHO

- moving as many apps as possible to SD card

- unmounting and remounting SD card

- unchecking/rechecking Settings -> Accounts & Sync -> Background data

Is anyone else having these issues? Has anyone found a fix? I'm really trying to avoid flushing more bunch of time down the drain doing a full system restore unless it's absolutely necessary, especially if there's no guarantee it'll fix my issue.

Thanks, especially to the devs for this awesome ROM!
[Optimus V Android Development] joryb:
New release is great! I done a full wipe installing it from BobZ's, wifi working great with my belkin router, OC at min 480mhz max 806mhz w/ on demand governor runs fine, battery drain isn't bad, and I've not had one force close. MMS everyone is going good. Only thing I've noticed once you turn on gps and shut it off the gps icon is still on the status bar.
[Optimus V Android Development] LeslieAnn:
It's likely not you, but the Market itself, it messes up from time to time.

Google really should have a massive BETA stamped across it.
[Optimus V Android Development] BobZhome:
I have my GPS trigger on all the time and it only pops up on the status bar when it is in use by an app. I'm guess there's an app, probably Maps, that is still running.

FYI, That is not my ROM, base off of the Mod Version and Build # on the pic's you posted.
[Optimus V Android Development] larrycl:
I've had the same issues as you recently. I also read LeslieAnn's comment that it may just be the market itself glitching.

For me, it's hard to say. I only started having this problem recently (and never had it before), but I also started using IHO recently.

Coincidence? Connected? Causal? Not sure yet.......
[Optimus V Android Development] mrbenji:
Yup, I didn't have these sorts of issues until I started using IHO, either.

Can anyone else try downloading Grocery IQ? If you're successful in getting v2.0.6, I'd be forever indebted to you if you could pass it along to me (PM me for email address)! This is one of my most-used apps, and this update finally introduces something that makes it WAY more reliable for family use.
[Optimus V Android Development] alexhood93:
tether

is anyone having problem usb tethering with window 7 ??
[Optimus V Android Development] manaurys:
just two last Known Bugs hope ypu can update soon so i can make this my main room please thank you
[Optimus V Android Development] Raul027:
I downloaded it and it installed fine for me. Don't know if this is the correct file but here goes

Grocery IQ
[Optimus V Android Development] jawz101:
Anyone notice that incall volume levels act funny? For my example consider there are 8 volume levels; 0 being no sound and 7 being loudest.

Level 2 or 3 is where I usually have incall volume set but it is louder than what I'd expect respective to the scale.

I then lower it to volume level 1 and the phone goes mute- which it should only do at zero. But then when I increase the volume back to level 2 it's quieter than it was previously- I'd say a level 1 volume.

It seems that to get to level 1 you have to lower the volume to no sound and then go to level 2 and level 2 will now be what level 1 should be.
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
If you are having trouble with market installs/updates, and you have the newer version of the market (the one that looks like windows7phone ugh), the problem is with the new market apk, and Google definitely needs bug reports about it!

To fix it, press your menu key, select Manage Applications, select the All tab, scroll down to the Market and click on it, then click on Uninstall updates button. Reboot your phone and try to install something from the market.

If that doesn't fix it, it's probably not the market, but something else. In this case, a complete wipe and reinstallation of the ROM and gapps is the only fix I know of.

If you could post a dmesg and logcat output, we might be able to see what's causing this.
[Optimus V Android Development] blarfiejandro:
Sounds a lot like a bug people are having with the P500/509. If I used this as an actual phone more often I might have noticed it earlier :P
[Optimus V Android Development] Asadullah:
I've been having the same issue since yesturday. It's the market. I'm on the build from the other night that didn't tell you what build it was in the about phone. LOL never thought a build number would come in handy.
[Optimus V Android Development] Kolma:
I have a similiar issue, With old market it would just start up, instantly stop, and nothing else.

With new market i get insufficient space message.

While i know that market downloads first to the system rom then installs to internal or SD, but i have around 60-70mb in my System Rom free so i would assume it's just a problem on Google's end. i never has this problem on AOSP, but it started in ath3nos and now in IHO. it doesn't happen on many roms, (only scrabble free, fruit ninja free, and Shift)

Maybe it's something on google's end, who knows.
[Optimus V Android Development] mrbenji:
Thank you SO much... that's it, and the install worked! I had to uninstall before installing again... fwiw it was north of 8mB, not 1.6mB as I'd previously thought, so I think this *is* an app size related issue.

I'd even gone so far as to try getting it on the Amazon App Store, which *did* install, however they lag so far behind in updates that they still have the old version.
[Optimus V Android Development] mrbenji:
Thanks... that's one of the things I tried, didn't work.

I'll keep that in mind, if I wind up with another "must have" update I can't install I'll probably just do that.

Thanks for your help, and thanks for all the work you & the other devs have put into this ROM!
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
All thanks go to Blarf, he writes the recipes, I just cook them and try to track down the bugs! ;)

Has anyone who is still experiencing the market issues tried an install from the web interface?
[Optimus V Android Development] blarfiejandro:
Get a logcat and pastebin it. Might simply be a matter of you running out of space. If you do a full wipe, go back to aosp, restore a bunch of apps, and let the new market install... and don't see these problems... then I'll start worrying about something on this end.
[Optimus V Android Development] DeerSteak:
I can confirm that when a download fails when initiated from the phone, it also fails when initiated from the web. It starts the download and instantly fails due to not enough room (when I have nearly 80MB free in the user space on the built-in storage).

Also, it's not JUST with the Optimus V and this ROM - not ROM specific at all. I found this for Galaxy S owners: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Android+Market/thread?tid=73b2089649a787ad&hl=en
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
I know there a many of you who want a more lightweight version. Building one is not too difficult, but in the interest of ensuring that I don't introduce anymore bugs doing so (like accidentally removing LiveWallPapersPicker.apk ;)), I don't plan on releasing BACKside stripped down for the time being.

For those who do want to strip their install down, here's info on how to do it easily, and which of the pre-installed apps are safe to remove:

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Barebones
[Optimus V Android Development] mrg666:
New version (3.0.27) Market works fine in my phone. When I had initially flashed IHO, I had updated the Market and backed up with Titanium (the new version was backed up). I went back to applications and uninstalled the update. Went to Titanium and uninstalled the older Market version too and no Market application left. Then, restored the backup of the new version (only app) from Titanium. Now every time I flash a new build, I loose Market. But I restore the backup of new Market with Titanium and it works. You could try this if you want but you will be deleting your working older version of Market and you will need to reflash the ROM from scratch if this does not work for you.
[Optimus V Android Development] 1cewolf:
I can't connect to my home router, a TP-Link TL-WR1043ND. The connection drops immediately after it gets to "Authenticating...".

My phone is running mrg666's latest build. I've been running Harmonia for the past few weeks and I was able to connect before I went back to IHO.
[Optimus V Android Development] Carnifax:
Dialer could use some slight tweaking, notably change power button to wake screen, not end call..... also, in call volume volume display is like +1 visual queue above actual setting, I.E. have 1 "click" of yellow in volume readout as if volume is lowest, but get no sound, have ot have on 2 clicks of volume (kinda annoying when you get those loud callers, go to turn phone vol way down.... end up turning earpeice speaker off.) Other than those minor things the ROM is AWESOME.
[Optimus V Android Development] mrg666:
I remember that some of the IHO users were asking for the stock launcher.

I uploaded a zip file for converting the ADWLauncher to stock launcher in the wiki. See the bottom of the page and follow the instructions below.

- Flash a pure IHO ROM first with the recommended methods in Wiki.

- Without leaving recovery, flash the conversion zip file.

- Reboot.

I have not tried with Bob's or Jerry's builds. Jerry is using ADWLauncher, so the conversion should work with his ROM too. Bob is using LauncherPro, so the conversion will not work.

Edit: I had posted the apk file here first. But it created some problems and it was not the best way to replace the launcher. That post has been replaced with this one.
[Optimus V Android Development] moore.bryan:
Just to throw-in my two cents about battery drain...

If I use wifi--with GPS left on--battery drain is minimal; however, 3G drains at a ridiculous rate.
[Optimus V Android Development] mrg666:
Continuing my pursuit of slimming down the ROM while keeping it as a pure build, I have just uploaded 08132011 pure IHO build to wiki. The details of the changes are here.

Short list of changes in addition to the previous build

- Removed Androidian and Cyanbread themes.

- Blarf's audio library clean up and minor updates from CM branch.

Tested on my phone and everything seems to be working. Please thank Blarf, Jerry, Bob.

Edit: You can still download the removed themes from the wiki at the bottom and install them with a file manager.
[Optimus V Android Development] DocSane:
Can anyone out there tell me if this version has fixed the old Bluetooth audio problems?
[Optimus V Android Development] Whyzor:
Bluetooth has been fixed for a while now. If there are any issues, report it here & see if others can reproduce it.
[Optimus V Android Development] Whyzor:
Just curious how you deactivate CMStats & CMUpdateNotify without removing the .apks. Wouldn't just removing the .apk's be enough? Also I think it may be a good idea to keep CMStats since on first bootup, it reports to the CyanogenMod devs that there are users like us with the Optimus V, so future fix/feature requests will have more clout. I usually do my bloatware removal after the first boot, then reboot.
[Optimus V Android Development] mrg666:
IF you remove those two apks without deactivating them, menu option in Cyanogenmod Settings/System crashes when selected. They need to be decompiled first. The following file needs to be edited before recompiling.

"work_dir"/packages/apps/CMParts/res/xml/system_settings.xml
[Optimus V Android Development] mrg666:
WiFi connection problem was supposedly fixed after 08122011 builds. Jerry and Bob had tested that fix successfully and finally Blarf added to repository. I have a router with similar Atheros chipset and I can connect fine. Make sure you are using WPA2/AES authentication in the router. I would upgrade that router to Gargoyle 1.3.16 as well which I use on my Atheros router. But that is up to you.
[Optimus V Android Development] BobZhome:
I agree, we need to leave in CMstats, it will help with getting the Optimus officially supported by CyangenMod. Right now, the thunderc is way down the list, check here: http://stats.cyanogenmod.com/
[Optimus V Android Development] mrg666:
I thought unofficial builds were not counted. I will add it back in the next build.

Edit: Done.
[Optimus V Android Development] El Schisne:
Awesome! Incidentally, do you know how to enable/get the Nexus-esque 3D app drawer on the stock launcher, as seen here (go to 4:28 if it doesn't automatically)? I know something similar is available in LauncherPro, but it would be nice to have on stock as well.
[Optimus V Android Development] mrg666:
I think it will not be possible in OV. I read, somewhere I can't find again, that it requires hdpi screen. OV is mdpi.
[Optimus V Android Development] El Schisne:
Ah, that would make sense, since both Nexus phones are HDPI. I found the Nexus boot animation, which runs quite well on the OV, so I thought it was at least plausible.
[Optimus V Android Development] Kolma:
Just wondering if anyone has a backup of com.android.wallpaper.livepicker (unless Jerry is making a new build soonish(assume he is but was just wondering))

also leaving in some of the live wallpapers and themes would be nice, and either have a bloat remover again.

Or if keeping them removed, a way to install them for those that want them
[Optimus V Android Development] Anaror:
Sorry if this has been asked already but I couldn't find it in the thread.

My phones voice to text feature is not working.

I click on the little microphone button when I'm texting and it wont do anything at all. It just sits there.

Am I missing some sort of patch for this or is it just my phone?

I suppose its worth mentioning that I downloaded a recent version of swype, and that I don't even see the microphone button on the default keyboard.

Also getting groove ip to work would be awesome =P
[Optimus V Android Development] eollie:
The only way to get official is to show the unofficial builds are booming.

They pay attention to teh unofficial stats its how many phones get added.

Plus having a dev and group of people dedicated to development on the phone helps. We have that covered so next step is bugging the living bajesus out of Cyanogen and the rest of the team.
[Optimus V Android Development] DocSane:
Never mind. I'm an idiot. Post deleted.
[Optimus V Android Development] citizeninsane89:
use camera button to select.
[Optimus V Android Development] clor01:
Can anyone help me on how to change cwm recovery on android terminal if possible? Also if possible what is the most stable cwm with iho rom. Much appreciation for feedbacks.
[Optimus V Android Development] DocSane:
Thanks. I figured it out about 10 minutes after posting here. The phone's working fine now. Really liking the differences from stock.
[Optimus V Android Development] 1cewolf:
Gargoyle? Never heard of it. I'm running DD-WRT at the moment.

My security is set to WPA/TKIP because of one of my laptops can't connect when I set it to WPA2. Networking isn't one of my strong suits, if you can't tell :(
[Optimus V Android Development] Ostrich Egg:
Groove IP works perfectly on the latest BACKside build. I used it several times today.
[Optimus V Android Development] deaver_92:
I can confirm that it is a market issue. I tried installing Scrabble Free and got the no space error message. I then restored the previous version from titanium backup and downloaded Scrabble (and played it) no problem. Then I uninstalled Scrabble, restored the market update and tried installing Scrabble again. Got the error message. I'm thinking it's the market that is the issue.
[Optimus V Android Development] El Schisne:
Correction to this earlier statement: I hadn't actually tested voice/video chat, just looked to see what I could do with it. I tested it just now. Neither seems to work--they just throw a network error. So the new Gtalk is present, but there's nothing special about it, at least on our phone. :(
[Optimus V Android Development] ajones23:
Alright I need to ask a noob qeustion. How do i make an ext partition,say with bobz rom with 3.0.2.4. cwm recovery. Or can i do it with IHO recovery.
[Optimus V Android Development] eollie:
I should have been a bit more clear in my post. I not only ready on the goo.me site but also on a couple others about the gtalk.

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THings have leveled out on the new rom. I have one bug to report and not even sure its a bug or just me.

Wifi it doesnt drop, but once its connected and goes to sleep it will forget a network. I have the regular access point and then two other vap points. One is for my kids psp the other is for the other computers and iTouch in the house.

No matter which one I connect to the normal wpa2 secured or the vap points it will forget them once the phone goes to sleep for a extended period. Never had this problem before. Not real sure the issue is now.
[Optimus V Android Development] BobZhome:
1) Backup your phone

2) Backup your SD card to PC(very important, making ext partition will format your card)

3) go to: Advanced>Partition SD Card

4) copy your SD Card back up from PC back to card

5) flash Rom
[Optimus V Android Development] YouArePoop:
Far easier to just plug into computer and use gparted, or some windows equivalent.
[Optimus V Android Development] ajones23:
Thanks guys for the info. I copied it down and will try it out later.
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
I'm not experiencing this, I have my wifi set to got to sleep when the screen is off, and I reconnect in 2-5 seconds when it comes back on. Even after being asleep all nite.
[Optimus V Android Development] Anaror:
Thanks =] I didn't think it did cause on the website it says it doesn't but I just tried it and it works.
[Optimus V Android Development] Hyeagley:
Why does the register for update notification not work??

Sent from my LG Optimus V running CM7 REMIX RED
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
Because this is unofficial CM7. The update feature is for officially supported phones
[Optimus V Android Development] Hyeagley:
Ohh duhhh I'm a little slow hahaha thanks

Sent from my LG Optimus V running CM7 REMIX RED