yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Optimus V Android Development] El Schisne:
I have a similar problem with Sipdroid. It always brings up the app's "homescreen" (what you'd get if you opened Sipdroid from the drawer) when I try to make a call, and the phone icon appears on the status bar when it shouldn't. Just odd behavior overall.

I've switched to Gingerbread's native SIP interface, which honestly works better (at least, more integrated with the OS) for SIP-compatible services anyway. I'm not sure I'll be needing Sipdroid anymore--didn't realize how well Gingerbread handled it.
[Optimus V Android Development] blarfiejandro:
For everyone with charging problems please see:

https://github.com/inferiorhumanorgans/android_device_lge_thunderc/issues/26

I've a fix lined up but I want to make sure I have all use cases covered. Please only comment if you *DO NOT* see your use case listed in the comments
[Optimus V Android Development] S2KFan:
Thanks for the awesome work, guys. Just installed this ROM today and it seems quite good so far.

I've found an issue. I'm not sure whether this is a CM7 issue, though. This problem happens with ath3nos build as well, but that might not be a very good indication since they are both built from the same codebase (from my understanding). Anyway, I've noticed that when using GB's native internet calling interface, the speaker phone functionality does not work. Audio always comes from the ear speaker. Turning on the speaker function makes the audio go through the phone's speaker for a fraction of a second then goes back to the ear one.

Again, thanks for all the work.
[Optimus V Android Development] brooksyx:
Are you talking about like talking over skype or something? Becuase I talked to my dad for an hour yesterday with the latest build over speakerphone. No issues.
[Optimus V Android Development] S2KFan:
No, talking about using the native SIP interface along with Google Voice. The speakerphone functionality doesn't work, while it works fine with a regular call.
[Optimus V Android Development] gedster314:
Just got my phone yesterday, had give Virgin a try before the $25 plan was gone forever.

I thought the stock rom was ok, little slow and bloated. Tried the BumbleBee rom, very nice once I over clocked to 824mhz. Both roms had issues when multitasking. If I streamed audio and try to do anything else the audio would studder a little. Even when scrolling back and forth on the desktop or in the appdrawer I would get a slight studder.

I like CM7.1 on both my EVO and Incredible, thought I'ld try this rom. I find that I can not over clock this rom as much, 787mhz seems to be the fastest before I start getting occasional reboots. This rom is very smooth and I get no studdering. I can listen to streaming audio and watch Youtube or Netflix at the same time without a studder. Awesome! For some reason I can not run the latest version of Netflix but an earlier version seems to runs fine. It's only been a few hours but so far I am liking the rom. Thanks!!!

I find this phone astounding for the $130(tax and shipping included). Yes the EVO and Incrdible are better but for the price this thing pretty nice. If it had a glass screen it be a truly nice phone. Now if only Sprint's 3G service was any good in my area, I'm lucky to get over 200khz during the day. 2am-7am I do get 1.5 Mbs. I have not tried the Optimus at those times.

Thanks again for a really nice rom!
[Optimus V Android Development] blarfiejandro:
That is an unacceptable solution to me. Charging should work, period. Hopefully with the r1 kernel everything will be fixed. If not, I fully expect to see constructive comments on the Github issue.
[Optimus V Android Development] warfenix:
Could anyone pleas post the theme Chooser.apk thank you
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
Sorry, was just trying to be funny about the situation, my joke-fu bad.

Uploading newest build with the r1 kernel now, look for link on first page. ;)
[Optimus V Android Development] beand1p:
Thanks! That did it.
[Optimus V Android Development] blarfiejandro:
That sounds like America. *sigh*
[Optimus V Android Development] warfenix:
new build of Jerry is eating my battery even when pluged in and charging I'm losing a few percent every few mins?
[Optimus V Android Development] Kolma:
maybe GPS is busted again? or you are running some serious apps
[Optimus V Android Development] bohalloran95:
I've had the same problem. It acts fine after a complete clean install (following Jerryscript's guide for coming from a different ROM. Right after I restore with Titanium it stops working.
[Optimus V Android Development] warfenix:
It was from a fresh install. GPS turned off. No apps even downloaded yet. And it went from 71% to 61% in about 15 mins
[Optimus V Android Development] EmuZombie:
Was it plugged in by AC or usb? If AC does it recognize it as an AC connection? (Settings | About Phone | Status | Battery Status)

If by USB, this phone is known to use power up more quickly then a USB connection can provide.

To help narrow down what is using your battery, check Settings | Battery Use. You can also install an app called Watchdog to help you find out if there is a run away process at work.
[Optimus V Android Development] warfenix:
Thanks will look into it
[Optimus V Android Development] Ventrue05:
turn off sync, it was happening to me and that fixed my problem.
[Optimus V Android Development] prech:
Works beautifully, thanks
[Optimus V Android Development] crpeck:
Did a fresh install of Jerry's build this afternoon, I loaded up Email/Exchange push, Gmail push, Picasa Sync, etc. I had to leave it plugged into my desktop at work to charge, because I forgot to charge it last night. Anyways, it's been running on battery for 5 hours now, and, it's dropped 10%, and, I've been using it for email, Google Reader, etc. No GPS usage, and, I didn't use it for about 3 hours while I prepped for Irene's arrival this weekend. Still - 2% an hour on day 1 seems pretty reasonable to me.
[Optimus V Android Development] DeerSteak:
Thanks a ton :)

I liked the circle icon just not the translucent status bar. I will just stick to the percentage built into CM7.
[Optimus V Android Development] blarfiejandro:
If I haven't mentioned it yet, reports of poor battery life when you've used the phone for less than 24-48 hours will be ignored by me. Beyond 0% and 100% the battery life remaining is a useless indicator at best. Them is just the breaks.
[Optimus V Android Development] pbailey212:
If you are getting bad battery life with recent builds

1. You haven't given the rom time to prove its awesomeness

2. You had a bad flash, maybe need to full wipe pre flash.

3. You have an app or settind done by user that is hogging your battery

4. You need to reset your battery stats

I have been using IHO since day one, and i will 100% confirm the battery life has only gotten better, especially the most current updates, we all have the same hardware, and i get great life, and alot of other people do too, so if you disagree, its something on your end. NOT THE ROMS FAULT.
[Optimus V Android Development] EmuZombie:
Jerry's reply (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16987135&postcount=1369) Sums it up. Something on the CM end broke the camera.apk app. The next day it was fixed to be all back to normal. That's what I was referring to.

I didn't mean to confuse you if you thought I meant another issue. My apologies.
[Optimus V Android Development] wilberfan:
No Boot Animation on Jerry's Latest

I heard the new bootsound :rolleyes:--but had a blank screen during the boot animation... I've never (not) seen that before...:confused:
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
If your issues occur after restoring apps with Titanium backup, that is your issue. Be sure you are not restoring system apps or system data, that will always mess things up. ;)
[Optimus V Android Development] reaper420:
I had the same problem too, I was planning on replacing the boot sound and animation anyway so it wasn't a problem, but there was no boot animation even on the first start up
[Optimus V Android Development] junior187:
when ever I plug in the charger the phone would turn itself on, even with the charger connected then powering off it comes back on. fix?? also wells fargo similar apps force close
[Optimus V Android Development] sfx333:
I use a cassette adapter also, I'd like the ability to use the mic in my car. Did this work in the stock rom? I didn't try it out before installing a custom rom. Would it have something to do with looking at if the phone is in car mode and if an app trys to use the mic it enables it?

Thanks-
[Optimus V Android Development] krnrice:
Thank you very much! It is working. yay~

I flashed "BACKside-IHO-VM670-08252011.zip" but this one seems to have no bootimage so going back to 24th one.

I really the boot image that 34th one has. I am wondering if you have the same image that is glowing in blue or black and how to change the boot image.

Thank you in advanced.
[Optimus V Android Development] deaver_92:
What rom are you on? I'm on BACKside 8/25 and no restarting while charging issues here.

As far as Wells Fargo and other apps fc'ing, that's on the apps. WF has always (at least in the last couple months that I've had this phone) fc'ed the first couple times when trying to open.
[Optimus V Android Development] deaver_92:
What you are suggesting would have to be an app function, not a hardware function. Try looking around, maybe there's an app for that.

The other thing you could try is using an external mic.
[Optimus V Android Development] deaver_92:
You can change the boot image by going to /system/media and replacing the bootanimation.zip file with another one. Make sure the sound and animation files are named correctly. If you don't want sound then just remove the android_audio.mp3 file.

You can extract the boot animation from the 8/24 build too. Just navigate to /system/media inside the build zip file and extract it.

Just so you know this has been explained 3 or 4 times in this forum already.
[Optimus V Android Development] dingermtb:
There's also a program called Absolute System Root and you can download bootanimations. I belive they have it in various colors. I got the red one :)
[Optimus V Android Development] leolawliet:
Is there an apk to reinstall the custom Nexus live wallpaper? The new update doesn't include it and it was my favorite live wallpaper for sometime. If there's no apk of that file, is there at least a zip file I can flash?
[Optimus V Android Development] moore.bryan:
I don't know if the "shut up about the battery" comments were aimed at me, but I feel as though they might have been. Note, I'm not complaining about the battery, it's still infinitely better than stock; however, the results of some of us are interesting. If "giving it [the ROM] enough time" argument was valid, all builds--i.e., all builds are created equal--would show degraded battery performance at first and then steadily improve. That is not the case with all the builds on my end.

I'm not trying to be one of the "whiny" posters I've read on occasion in other threads... I actually want to help make this ROM, or its forks, as awesome as possible. I'm a long-time Linux user and an active member in the Ubuntu community, so I understand the concept of a forum to give developers an "ear to the ground."

Honestly, I was just trying to share a unique issue I saw on my end. If you devs don't think it's strange, just let me know there's no real issue and I'll stop sharing my results. If there are known battery issues, please let us all know that too. I would argue the most important thing to address would be battery issues and not things like "I can't install [insert program here] and I think it's your fault" or "I'd like Nyan Cat as my boot image."

Just my two cents. You guys are awesome for having undertaken this and the IHO flavors are, IMHO, the best ROMs out there. I'll speak for the whole community in saying you have our deepest appreciation.

Enough of my rant... now I'll shut-up.
[Optimus V Android Development] nixie2121:
This is a rom issue as ot does not exist on froyo roms...
[Optimus V Android Development] pdxtechdoctor:
Ok it only worked properly for a little bit and then by the end of the day I can't pick up any GPS satellites at all!?!?!?! continuing that way this morning and I'm in the same spot outside that I was yesterday morning...

2 things to note... After I flashed back to BACKside 0810 it had in place the wall paper that I normally use... this was after what I believed was a full wipe... I cleared that davalik cache, battery stats, formatted the boot, system, data, sd-ext and cache partition and then only flashed the 0810 and gapps 0613 ...

This shows me that there are still some files hanging around SOMEWHERE that could be screwing me up... This brings be to my next item.. The same time this all went sideways for me I flashed IHO Poo remover when I flashed the 0817 when you guys had GPS issues.. since there are obviously setting and files being left behind I wonder if this is having an effect...

Now I just deleted my second partition on my SD card, formatted my main partition on my SDcard... did another "full" wipe and flashed 0825 and gapps.. comes up with my background AGAIN...

It also has all my wireless network remembered hotspots

How do I get a full wipe with this thing?
[Optimus V Android Development] EmuZombie:
You have already done a successful full wipe. Gingerbread syncs these settings (including wallpaper) to your google account so once you log in with those, all are restored.
[Optimus V Android Development] moore.bryan:
Really? I've never had my wallpaper automatically show-up...
[Optimus V Android Development] pandulce1:
I was just about to say the same thing. However, it doesn't seem to work every time (or with different roms?) as going from aospMOD to IHO did not retain my wallpaper.
[Optimus V Android Development] moore.bryan:
Perhaps the Google server settings are not being replaced when we install a new ROM? Does anyone know if there is there a way to force-overwrite the settings on the Google servers with our current ones?
[Optimus V Android Development] pbailey212:
You hotspots and passwords are linked to your Google account now, it backs them up with your contacts and such.
[Optimus V Android Development] NonCrowd:
8/25 Build does not properly work with the Xonia Recovery just throwing that out their.
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
Xionia is not the recommended recovery, it is not even made for the OptimusV, it is for the Optimus S. Please use one of the recommended recoveries from the wiki. ;)
[Optimus V Android Development] amishfury:
i'm using bobzhome's build and i installed swiftkey x and immediately after setting it up my phone keeps freezing... i can get maybe a minute before the phone freezes up completely hell not even that

my last backup was before i flashed the rom
[Optimus V Android Development] Whyzor:
Verify it's really an IHO ROM problem

To verify it's really a IHO ROM problem:

1. Boot into recovery, do a Nandroid backup.

2. Reset, wipe cache, dalvik-cache, format /system, /data, /cache..etc.

3. Flash a PURE-IHO ROM, then gapps.zip.

4. Boot into the fresh ROM, don't restore or install anything, don't overclock (600 Mhz max), try to reproduce the problem on a clean ROM. If it's related to a specific app, reinstall ONLY that app fresh and try to reproduce it.

5. If you can't reproduce it here, then it's not an IHO problem.

6. Restore to latest Nandroid backup to go back to your normal setup.
[Optimus V Android Development] mrdally204:
Hello,

I'm currently running AOSP on my OV. I just heard of this new rom and very interested in a comparison if one can be made. I'm most curious about battery life (I use WiFi almost all day), fluidity of the OS and stability. AOSP really is not much of a problem using, but if there is better I would love to try it out. I get anywhere between 1-2 days moderate use on wifi currently. I appreciate any info to influence a decision (:
[Optimus V Android Development] strictlyphat:
Is this rom available on vortex yet?
[Optimus V Android Development] BigChillin:
Aospc is absolute garbage. It was never finished. Abandoned like a retarded kid. Iho has fixed the problems that aosp just ignored (Bluetooth, camera focus). Aosp was updated once a month, if we were lucky. There are so many updates and fixes to iho, it's overwhelming (in a good way). Basically, if you liked aosp, this is where that rom would've progressed to had it not been ditched.
[Optimus V Android Development] deaver_92:
Meaning you can plug in headphones and still use the phone mic? Interesting...
[Optimus V Android Development] bertkloss9:
geotag problem

I've noticed that the geotag info written by the camera is incomplete or wrong.

The longitude co-ordinate is referenced from East of the prime meridian instead of West. This of course results in the geotag placing the photo in the wrong part of the world! The latitude info is correctly referenced from North of the equator.

I originally noticed this problem when Picasa was placing my Optimus photos in the middle of Kazakhstan! I double checked that this was not a Picasa problem by using a program called GeoSetter. It also wrongly placed the photo.

I copied the photo over usb to my computer then examined the exif data using GeoSetter.

The longitude for my photo was 73.08210167 instead of -73.08210167

It looks like this problem has crept in sometime over the last few months as some of my older photos (from June) have the correct geotags.

I'm running EmuZombie's IHO-Purity (100% Pure Build).

Anyone else noticed this?
[Optimus V Android Development] EmuZombie:
I can confirm this being an issue on 3 phone's of mine. I've always had location tagging turned off so I do not know when this issue came up. I've opened up an Issue thread on github.
[Optimus V Android Development] LeslieAnn:
AOSP was a port of a port. It wasn't made for our phone and the person was porting it from another persons work. The fact that it worked as well as it did was an achievement. IHO has a dedicated people working from source specifically for our phone.

As for abandoning of it, look around.

Most devs don't last 2 months. Unless you have done it, you have no idea the amount of work involved in all of this.

AOSP wasn't abandoned like a retarded child, it was more likely abandoned because of retarded children expecting too much.

Once a month? Awwww would you like some cheese with that wine.

Sorry if that sounds harsh, but seriously, no one is being paid for this. If things aren't your satisfaction, you are more than welcome to help.
[Optimus V Android Development] dingermtb:
Ugh...still getting the reboot issues. Only thing i can think of now is that my SD card is the problem. I'm gonna keep trying though until i get it to work.
[Optimus V Android Development] bigsupersquid:
if your sd card is causing reboots, you can remove it after flashing but before rebooting the new ROM, and the problem should go away... if it still reboots without the card in it, then the issue lies elsewhere.

I have read a fair bit of posts over the last few months about bad SD cards causing reboots on all different ROMs.
[Optimus V Android Development] dingermtb:
Thanks for the quick reply. I'll definitely try this because i really want to get this ROM working on my phone :)
[Optimus V Android Development] EmuZombie:
August 26 build of IHO-Purity is up.

Changelog:

-Sync'd with CM

-Email.apk updated on the CM side, need feedback if it is fixed now. I have not replaced it with an earlier build this time.

-Known issue: longitude set incorrectly by camera.apk

Download MD5: 13cc3da11b563323e1f712603ec3e688
[Optimus V Android Development] nixie2121:
Yes... Which comes in real handy!!!
[Optimus V Android Development] pandulce1:
Obviously you didn't like aosp's GB rom, but it worked very well for me from the first time I flashed it. And his froyo rom for the Hero was excellent. He has my gratitude.
[Optimus V Android Development] markj801:
Which is the best build to get? I'm currently on aosp and I really need to change. IHO-Purity seems to be the newest, so is that the best one right now?
[Optimus V Android Development] EmuZombie:
Not necessarily. It's all personal preference.

Some people prefer to have everything as close to CM7.1 as possible, that's what the Purity build will give you.

Other people prefer a slimmed down version. Again, like I said, it's all up to you.

IHO-Purity is a build that has nothing removed or added. Purity is a good start if you want to chose what to remove (if anything). Whereas if you didn't want to take the time to remove things you don't want or need you should look into the other builds.

A list of what is added/removed/replaced is on the wiki download page

My suggestion is to jump right in and try one, or try them all if you have time.
[Optimus V Android Development] Kolma:
Well doing a full wipe on my phone. reformatted my SD card (redid 512 ext4 partition with 32 swap file)

going to redownload/install everything from scratch and only using titanium for data not apps.

Hopefully this will fix all my "insufficient space" errors i've been getting on Jerry's builds.

*edit

well everything gave error about no space, restarted phone and everything installed fine except for Fruit Ninja Free. not a major loss

this problem really needs to be fixed though whatever is causing it.
[Optimus V Android Development] dingermtb:
Still rebooting, but think i have it narrowed down. Seems to be possibly a space issue. For some reason, on AOSP, i was able to get about 50 or 60 more apps installed. I put the same amount on here (tried all builds) and that's when the reboots start. Time to trim down :) I rather lose some stuff, than mot have this ROM. Right now, using Jerry's latest build.
[Optimus V Android Development] pbailey212:
Have you thaught about partitioining and using link2sd or data2sd script? I use link2sd and have virtually unlimited space
[Optimus V Android Development] deaver_92:
I've been trying to figure out what causes it but no dice.

I flashed the bumble bee rom to test and was successful. I was unsuccessful with Jerry's rom.

I will attach a logcat with all the relevant lines from bumble bee rom and jerry's rom. I just placed a call to voicemail and plugged in then unplugged my headphones. The headphones did not have a mic.

Edit: Never mind. It was too big. If anyone wants it I'll send it to you.
[Optimus V Android Development] dingermtb:
Using link2sd with 1 gig partition (swappiness set at 0). Also, only installing "apps only" through TB, no data and no system apps or data. Even tried installing everything fresh from the market. After istalling all my apps it runs perfect, until i reboot, then the constant reboots begin. It also runs good with installing about half of my apps. Even installed in different orders and small amounts thinking it was an app issue. Installing any more than about half my apps causes reboots. Also, using the iho recovery.
[Optimus V Android Development] pbailey212:
Maybe run a logcat and see if one of these smart dudes can figure it out for you, its beyond by less than novice skills, otherwise i would be glad to help you
[Optimus V Android Development] BigChillin:
So maybe what I said was worded angrily. It shouldn't have been. I liked the rom/port, until iho. Maybe I'm jaded because blarfie and you guys do such amazing work. But, the comparison was between this and aosp. And I stand by my comparison.

I'm sorry I took the thread off topic.
[Optimus V Android Development] markj801:
Can someone tell me what this error means when I'm trying to install the rom:

assert failed: getprop("ro.product.device") == "thunderc" || getprop("ro.build.product") == "thunderc" || getprop("ro.product.board") == "thunderc"

E:Error in /sdcard/VMU670-CM7.1-RC1-IHO-PURE-08262011.zip (Status 7)
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
Which recovery are you using? I believe Status 7 has to do with the type of scripting supported by the recovery, that or the type of update-binary tools supported.

First thing I do if I get any error attempting to install a custom ROM is turn off signature verification.