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[Thunderbolt Android Development] Archmarine:
I really must give you credit Theory because I am 21 and a marine vet, married a beautiful who had a one two and three year old and my baby was born July 22 ten weeks early and I am a full time online college students.. you are beast;)

Edit: I would love to get into developing time DT where can I start?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] psufan5:
The screen is sweet? Even with pentile?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jasonbiggs:
Wouldn't it be nice for you to throw out the first rom for this thing...the bionic... but then again, what about your time off? Anyway, get all the rest you need and then come back with a vengeance. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bobby janow:
Yeah, I'd start at 75uv from those values and then if you want, go down another 25. DT said he found a sweet spot at -75 which has been quite stable for me too.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] chimpsnest:
Error Message in CWM....

OK, so, just an FYI for anybody also getting that "e: error in /cache/recovery/last-log (I/O error)" message in CWM after flashing a ROM.... I was just talking w/somebody via PM here on XDA and he went ahead and rebooted anyway after getting that message and he ended up stuck on the splash screen for a bit (he doesn't have enough posts to post here on the forum). He had to go back and get into recovery via bootloader and restore the backup he just made (after quite a few moments of panic) :-)

I ended up (after getting this error for the 2nd time in CWM) restoring the latest nandroid of my ROM and rebooting (just to make sure everything was OK) - it was, then I downloaded and installed the Team Win Recovery program and used that to backup my ROM, clear everything and reflash the ROM of my choice (which for now is the blacksourc3 final).

The folks that I've heard from that also had this same error in CWM were also trying to flash the same blacksourc3 ROM, not sure what that would or could have to do w/it. One person said they went ahead and rebooted anyway w/o any consequences and the other, as mentioned above, turned his phone into a paperweight stuck on a screen (can't recall now if it was the HTC screen or the boot ani).

I've flashed the ROM and am in the process of setting it up now.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
It is clear, bright, and the density actually shows off a 4.3in screen as opposed to dwarfing it.

By referring to the "Pentile" terminology i assume you have seen reviews. Nobody is going to be looking at the screen with a macro lens. :)

The look of it, and "supposed" power savings alone should keep me happy.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] amwenguer:
Try it out. You'll see the effects instantly and can always switch right back. Some variations have nice color schemes.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] caspersfi:
Well now I'm a little freaked out.... I 'm the guy who went ahead and rebooted anyway.

DT.. If you don't mind... you had posted a link to a CWM that had the option to go into hboot from recovery... I can't remember where the hell that is... could you post that link again or shoot me a pm?

That was what I was on previous to updating to the newest version of CWM.

This seems weird tho because I also came from S3nc3 to this ROM. I'm getting the eff away from this newer CWM. Gonna have to look into team win also. First CWM had an issue with restoring my backups and now this.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] chimpsnest:
lol, sorry didn't mean to freak you out :rolleyes::)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] kpfury:
So I wiped cache, davlik and flashed the Eclipse Kernel (found in AO5PStore app), because that's what originally came with this ROM before, and I had been pretty happy w/ battery life and performance.

Right off the bat, my phone seems snappier, Amazon Kindle app is a lot smoother, and this is before any overclocking (governor = Smartass). Not sure how battery will be yet, but it was great before... Hope this helps some people!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] caspersfi:
Not sure what the rolleyes thing is for but yeah freaked out because you said someone bricked there phone after seeing the same error message.

Obviously I shouldn't have booted after seeing the error message but I got lucky. Thanks for the info anyway.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] philhyde:
I finally decided to bite the bullet and install Teamwin recovery.

Flashing it went fine, and I haven't had time to get familar with it.

However, I've been seeing a problem where I reboot into recovery and it just hangs at the white HTC screen. This did not go away with the new recovery software.

Any idea what causes this? It necessitates a battery pull, which is very frustrating.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] caspersfi:
I was just reading up on this at rootzwiki and in the OP I believe he said its a known issue and to do a battery pull.

Sorry edit... You know that already.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] philhyde:
Known issue with regard to what?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] caspersfi:
I skimmed thru the last 10 pages in the thread and it wasn't mentioned. So I 'm not sure.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] philhyde:
Which thread? Teamwin?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] caspersfi:
Its over at rootzwiki in the development section.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] philhyde:
I'm trying to confirm which thread, not where.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] kpfury:
I had this issue when first flashing the 2.1 updated ROM. What I did was (after going back to previous 2.0), flash/update Clockwork Mod through ROM Manager, then flash 2.1 ROM. I also flashed the Eclipse kernel through AO5P store, and everything's been amazing thus far...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] brizey:
It happens occassionally with the TWIRP (:p) Just do a battery pull. It does not happen all the time.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] caspersfi:
Team win

10char
[Thunderbolt Android Development] chimpsnest:
I didn't mean anything by it, I probably should have either stuck w/just the smiley or thrown in the 'yikes' - don't read anything into it, I really just meant 'sorry for freaking you out' - cuz I really didn't mean to freak you out.

:D

I think I thought of it as more of a sheepish grin, like "oops, ****, sorry" face.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] philhyde:
But if it happens with cwm and twrp, then is it related to recovery?

what else could it be?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] philhyde:
Thank you. :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] darkace:
is wifi not working for anyone else on blacksourc3? i keep trying to enable it and it says error.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bobby janow:
The known issue is the hang at the splash screen. If you're by your computer you can always adb reboot without the batt pull. It happened to me at the outset, then I went back to CWR for a month and now I'm back on TWR. No lockups yet but I do expect it one day. I was having issues with cwr and the latest version so figured it was a good time to switch. I guess if you can live with the occasional hang then you're good to go. If not the only choice is cwr.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] brizey:
Works for me.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] darkace:
Now it turns on for a few seconds and doesn't find any networks and turns off on its own...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] philhyde:
Since this was happening to me with CWR, I don't believe it's a problem with TWRP.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bolt_of_thunder:
Thanks. Wasn't sure what it would do so i didn't want to just start changing things. Have you seen any "potential battery savings" by using a certain setting? Preferably one that doesn't change everything to red, orange, green, or blue.

Sent from my BLACKSOURC3
[Thunderbolt Android Development] masri1987:
What?? Who said that?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] amwenguer:
Did he actually brick or is he just stuck on splash screen/boot ani?

can't tell you how many times my phone got stuck, had to do battery pull, wipe a bunch and start from scratch.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
I still have a bolt so I can work on the ROMs. I will also work on my Bionic.

:)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] amwenguer:
The bionic almost seems outdated at this point. All these 4.5" screens and bigger coming out soon, 1.2+ ghz dual cores, prime supposedly running icecream sandwich.

Why did ya switch so soon?

Seems in the 9+ months the bionic was on hold, it got surpassed a bit. I'm not a fan of Samsung, but he prime sounds appealling and the vigor just needs better battery life than the bolt, HDMI output, dual core and it'll be pure gold.

Would mind a 4.5+ screen either.

Guess as the Theory dev, you just get the newest hottest thing the second it drops.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] masri1987:
locked bootloader tho!!!! @ bionic.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
1Ghz Dual Core 1GB DDR2 RAM, 4.3 in qHD screen, HDMI out, 8M Cam and 1080 HD Video recording, all with a laptop drop dock is outdated?

Lol, not to me. Do you really think 2mhz will be a noticeable difference?

Plus, Motorola's build quality is unsurpassed.

If the Vigor is as bad, maybe I will get it, as for the Prime... Won't happen. Just being back on a Moto device has put a smile on my face... I missed the Caller Read out before it rings, the Moto MulitTouch keyboard, and a number of other great features only Moto provides.

Everyone has there own opinions of course. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bobby janow:
Oh, sorry. Do you have a custom splash screen?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] philhyde:
I haven't customized anything myself. I'm running SHIFTAO5P_V2.1HACK3D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:


They can be unlocked now, just like HTC. :)

Its not like the DX was.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] amwenguer:
Heard this was only true for Amoled screens (which I don't know much about) but darker the screen, the less battery is used. To me, the type of screen shouldn't matter because I keep my brightness to 40%, and I save much more battery than at a higher percentage.

Aside from looks, this should be the advantage to inverted and hopefully transparent Apps such as Gmail. I haven't tried out any of those settings because I'm on extended battery but technically it should work.

Anyone try out Amon Ra recovery yet?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] chimpsnest:
Will go back and edit original post to change from "bricked" to "temporary paperweight" lol j/k - yeah he was able to finally get into the bootloader and get into recovery from there .... poor choice of words on my part (very poor!!). Just not thinking straight as this is the first time I've ever come close to doing any type of "damage" lol, I've never had any major errors w/the tbolt or my old eris.

Thanks for asking, I will change ASAP.....
[Thunderbolt Android Development] amwenguer:
I think having the Dx before the bolt just left a bad taste in my mouth with Motorola. I remember loving sense when I first got it and pretty much everything about the phone but battery life and no HDMI output. This was my first rooted phone so it has a special place inside me lol
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Brenardo:
I need proofs! :-)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bobby janow:
The reason I asked was because I flashed a custom splash screen and every once in a while it would hang. Got frustrated and went back to a stock one or a very simple htc rooted one and haven't hung since. Not sure what to make of it in your circumstance, however. Here is a link to some splash screens, custom, stock and simple. Perhaps you might want to give it a shot if it's getting troublesome.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1006999
[Thunderbolt Android Development] darkace:
Anyone have any suggestions for the wifi problem I'm having lol?

Just to restate the problem, I turn on my wifi, it doesn't pick up any networks, and then just turns off by itself.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] brizey:
The rendering settings just make things more readable with the backlight set lower. Directly they make negligible difference.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] brizey:
Have you tried to download the update again and flash it again?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] droid future:
So I have recently made the switch to Th3ory ROMS and am really enjoying all the new AOSP roms available. I normally stick with Sense (I'm currently on SHIFTS3NS3 1.4F) because I haven't really liked the AOSP roms but I just loaded BlackSourc3 V2.1 and wow that is the smoothest rom I have run on my phone. It is so fast and I don't have any lag at all and that is with no OC. I tried it out at first using BootManager and it was so snappy even running it from the SD card. Thank you for this amazing ROM and all the support you provide to the threads, DT and company!! Great job!!

I think the Bionic is a great phone and has tons of features. I really like Motorola....the OG Droid IMHO was the best Android phone built to date. Motorola is going places and Bionic is a perfect example of their powerful phones.

SHIFTEDBOLT

SHIFTS3NSE 1.4F

Stock Kernel
[Thunderbolt Android Development] darkace:
Yes sir, first thing I did.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bobby janow:
There is a file somewhere (I forgot what it is but someone might be able to help) like system/etc dhcp something or other that once deleted will be recreated on reboot. That fixed this issue once for me a while back.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] masri1987:
no way! you can load up CWM on it? if that's the case im gonna get it too eff it lol
[Thunderbolt Android Development] darkace:
Is it dhcpcd.conf that needs to be deleted?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] playpolo4life:
Any progress on porting the sense camera over to this ROM?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] amwenguer:
Whenever I have a wifi issue, I download the app - "FXR wifi fix & rescue" run through the process, and 2 min later its working. Never fails. Lemme know if it works for you. Had to do it twice in last r months.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xTFGx:
Does anyone else have problems with the FFC in skype? it works in the camera app but in skype when I do a video call I can't see the other person and they can't see me. Any ideas for a fix?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
There is always Bootstrap for Clockwork.

Project Cheesecake with have the loader unlocked.

Either way.... My Bionic will have a custom Th3oryROM on it by this weekend. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] konman21:
How much better is that bionic battery life?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
Hard to say yet, between rooting it, setting it up, etc. I brought it to a full charge 2 hours ago, and I have been on it pretty heavy.... I am at 89%.

Seems pretty good for just a straight up rooted stock. There is a ****load of bloat.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] darkace:
I tried doing this and it didn't work :(.

Sent from Zeus using Tapatalk
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jasonbiggs:
Teamwin bootloader crashed for me before when anything other than battery pull...but since latest 2 updates I've been fine.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] masri1987:
Aight! Well I hope you stick around with Thunderbolt for a while.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sporty377:
Ok i flash blacksourc3 via cwr this morning and got the error code that other ppl mentioned...so i ignored it and rebooted and waited to the phone to settle for a good 15 minutes before i started to play with it...everything worked as far as i noticed. But was starting to become laggy so i restored my nandroid and decided to try teamwin...did a nandroid via twrp and flash blacksourc3 and what a difference ..... no lag whats so ever. Think i found my new recovery
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dhacker29:
I've been cleaning house at th3oryrom.com. Going to set up the shiftao5p forums later. So who would be interested in a custom th3oryrom app and one stop shopping at th3oryrom.com?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] philhyde:
Sounds great! Long live SHIFTAO5P!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] masri1987:
Cell standby is very high...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bretfree81:
My cell standy is 39% and phone idle is 33% android system is 16% , voice calls at 6% with 13 min of talk and I have had the phone on for 7 hours and its at 8% battery. Im bummed
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bolt_of_thunder:
Always has been on aosp roms. It's a bug that supposedly shows a higher percentage than its actually using.

Sent from my BLACKSOURC3
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tfrank10:
Ooooooh pick me! Lol but seriously that would be sweet.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] masri1987:
I'm at 47% 4hrs 23 min on LTE for the entirety.

Medium to heavy usage...

Edit: four minutes later of doing nothing and I'm at 44%.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Night_Watcher:
Sounds good
[Thunderbolt Android Development] shaggy5991:
I saw what was posted and had gotten the error in cwr so i tried win amd its so much better,
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dhacker29:
For any issues on SHIFTAO5P v2.1 HACK3D go to th3oryrom.com

I have my own forum set up there.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] phayzon:
I love these ROMs but I'm starting to notice battery life completely sucks if I actually use my phone. Today on my lunch break I poked around on the internet for a half an hour and lost 30%...

I flashed the DT mod of leanKernel last night to see if I got a battery improvement over the stock Eclipse (still on 2.0F), seems I did not.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] masri1987:
I know the **** is absolutely aggravating! You were on LTE?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] playpolo4life:
Have you guys tried different radios? I noticed significant improvement after I flashed a new radio. I can't remember if I'm on 2.5 or 3.5 though
[Thunderbolt Android Development] masri1987:
yessir, listen if you use your phone, battery life is gonna be crap. If you don't use your phone battery life will be great. Im on the latest radio right now the 802w 817r radio ---
[Thunderbolt Android Development] phayzon:
Yup, if I just turn on my screen to check the time every so often all day, I can get 16 hours till I have about 40% remaining. Actual use however just annihilates my battery :(

Yep, LTE. Strong signal too, so its not like it was trying really hard.

I'm on the 802 radio, I guess that's MR3.5? Maybe I'll try an older one like 2.5
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fixxxer2008:
aosp roms seem to be harder on battery life than sense.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dhacker29:
I don't know what you guys do to these roms after you flash but I use my phone hard and get great battery life on mine and dt's roms.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fixxxer2008:
every bodies phones are different. it also depends on the apps and or settings they use.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] philhyde:
Completely and totally NOT my experience. :rolleyes:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] phayzon:
I barely put actual use into my phone. I have about 4 apps installed, the only one I regularly use is Facebook. I don't remember my battery behaving so strangely on stock ROMs and when I first rooted and flashed AO5PTH3ORY 1.3.1X. I'm considering going back to 1.3.1X to see if I'm not crazy lol. Could also be a radio issue, I used MR2.5 with 1.3.1X and since then I've used 802w.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fixxxer2008:
i dont know how many times it has to be said that every users experience is different. :rolleyes:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] philhyde:
I have never had better life with AOSP ROMs.

To me, that says nothing about the ROM and everything about where you live and the network.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] masri1987:
Which makes no sense lol
[Thunderbolt Android Development] masri1987:
6 hrs and 14 min and I'm at 12%, medium usage.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pedtech:
One question

In this rom is there any way to make the quick dial come back? I mean from before I would just start to type the first few letters of a persons name on the numeric keypad in the dialer and it would pop up choices starting with those first letters.....it was so easy. Now I have to find the contact first then dial...kind of a pain.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jpa77:
I second this. I travel on average 500 miles a day for work. I use the phone heavily all day long. Battery is horrible in low signal areas but when I get near a 4g area with good signal my phone sips battery. When at home on wifi I can get 36 hours but on the road I get 8 to 10 depending on signal.

I have tried all the radios out there and some do better in some areas better than others. 802w seems to be the best for me while traveling at keeping a lower dbm.

I suggest testing out your battery somewhere with a good signal or wifi with diffrent radios to see what works better in the coverage area you are in.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] phayzon:
I believe this is a feature of Sense. If it exists in AOSP I don't know about it, however I haven't looked into alternative dialers and the like either.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Grizzly420:
Agreed
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dhacker29:
OK guys the AO5PStor3 has been updated with all the new (7) kernel choices in any kernel format so flash til your hearts content.

Or go to th3oryrom.com kernel download section

and PS we are on tapatalk and forum runner now.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Daxxer2007:
Download GOdialer ex its a sense like type their name and has a contact list and everything
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Night_Watcher:
I use go dialer and go sms with adw ex and both are great...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Night_Watcher:
I totally agree... I drive about 30 miles to work in the morning...

On a sense based rom on stand by I down to 98 or less by the time get to work... If I run maps or shopkick I am down to 92 or less..

On an aosp rom on stand by I am at 100 when I get to work... And with maps or shopkick I am still at 100 And sometimes 99...

Both seem to hold true for me on both the 802 and 704 radios... What I see great on the 802 radio is I get 4g in fringe area when it would have been hit miss before...

I personally think the aosp roms are great. And that Hack and DT do a great job creating new flavors for us to enjoy.. And get much more from our phones... Thanks guys for a great experience...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] SubliminalME:
Battery pull, then hold vol down and power and then once you're in hboot, select recovery and proceed as normal.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
Have to wipe Dalvik.. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] asianrage:
Hold down power and volume down key to boot into Bootloader and select recovery. Had to do that earlier in the day after flashing the sense special build.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] WormDoes:
I did wipe both caches (cache and dalvik) either way it's working now so that's all that matters :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] iviustang50h:
This rom is stupid fast - I love it! A couple issues, though:

1) The recording quality is terrible. If I play a video back it's all staticy and sounds like everything is in a tin can. I remember CM7 1.6.1 being like this too, but 1.5.2 was fine. Is there a fix for this?

2) Personal ringtones don't work, especially cell phones. If I set something for my brother, rather than the custom ringtone working the default one will play.

Otherwise this is a fantastic rom!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Michael58:
LOl , you got lucky. OSHA killing us in NY , last week my Sub got $7000 ticket. today they very tough.they give ticket for screw on the floor...