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[Droid Incredible Android Development] JewRican:
does anyone have a BMW with idrive? Does it sync the address book?

I dont know why but i have yet to find a GB ROM that does... my wife's Froyo one does perfectly. Mine with GB ROMs will connect via BT, but wont sync the address book and shows a headset looking icon instead of a phone like my wifes does.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Tag798:
So I did a search and found that this issue was posted already but I couldn't seem to find an actual fix other than wiping, which I did. After taking pictures my phone is shutting off... Has anyone found a fix for that? I have flashed/installed the black keyboard, pulldown menus, and warm theme as well as the latest radio.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] kschwarz88:
Warm theme bug report:

Rosie.apk's META-INF has some funky code in there that screws up the HTCsetupwizard during initial setup.

Solution: I found that if you replace the Rosie.apk from in the Warm flashover with a stock rosie, you can get past the setupwizard, reboot and than flash the Warm themed rosie. If you know ADB you could also push the Warm Rosie.apk as well.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] skunis1:
Well, I finally couldn't wait any longer for the official OTA and rooted and installed this ROM last night.

I have one question regarding GB and not sure it is normal or not.

When I unlocked my phone my clock widget (the one with the flipping numbers) always shows a time about 1 hour and 2 minutes earlier than it is and then flips to the current time. It is just a little nit but want to know if that is normal or not.

Thanks.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jayochs:
yep it's supposed to now. it's always the one hour two minutes so it shows both parts flipping to the time.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
I'm wondering if this issue is why they never pushed the OTA full scale. It seems to be hit or miss though. Every blue moon mine will reboot after taking a picture but most times it's fine. I'll try to test the older camera and lib files.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] skunis1:
O ok great thanks!

Does anyone know if ##778 works with this ROM?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
I thought I'd share the download stats for this rom. :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] theguitarguy58:
USA! USA! :D
[Droid Incredible Android Development] phaze one:
Pretty crazy how far reaching it is.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tmason68:
Hi,

I just installed your ROM and I am very happy with it so far.

N00B question -

Do I need to worry about OTA updates with this ROM? It was a real hassle rooting Gingerbread, and I don't want to go through it again if at all possible.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
You shouldn't be nagged about an OTA, but if you are, don't accept it and let us know here.

Thanks!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tmason68:
Thanks!

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[Droid Incredible Android Development] Tag798:
If you could.find a fix that would be awesome, I think i was just really annoyed because it shut off 3 or 4 times in a row.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] JewRican:
i noticed two things today.

1. When the keyboard is up, i cannot click Next or Finish on the screen until i minimized the keyboard. Why?? Is it a bug?

2. Today I noticed that I could not select an item in the middle of the screen. For instance, if i wanted to pick a ringtone, i could not click on the one in the middle of the screen. i would have to scroll it up and then i could do so.

Anyone else see either of these?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] skunis1:
I used TiBu to restore all my apps and app data. That seem to worked but...

I moved any app that can be moved to the sd card.

Not sure if this is a bug or not but I have noticed when my phone is turned off and then back on that some of my icons are missing (I only get the generic android icon). If I try to access the app it says it is not yet available. Then after about 5 minutes or so all the icons appear. I checked under settings->applications and it seems the phone is calculating the space of the app.

I also set up a folder for my games. The same thing happens with the icons in the folder but when those apps are accessible the icons never come back.

Funny thing is that not all apps that were moved to the sd card are experiencing this issue. It is probably about 40-50 of the over 100 apps I have.

Anyone have any ideas or is this normal?

One other thing...I posted above about access to the ##778 menu. I used to be able to access this with stock Froyo but the phone kind of freezes for a minute and does nothing when I try to access it now. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance. :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] caleris:
While the apps can be moved to the sd card, they are not always happy there. Move some back that you have the issue with and see what happens.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] skunis1:
I would do that but I never had that issue with any app prior to upgrading to this ROM.

So, to me it is either an issue with the ROM, the actual GB update from VZW that was used in this ROM, or the way TiBu restored some of the apps.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
I've never moved my apps to my sdcard but I know that if you're mounting your sdcard to your computer when this happens, that's the reason for the issue.

The programming menu works fine for me with this rom. As soon as I dial it, it asks whether I want view mode or edit mode and allows me into the EPST menu. I'm not sure why you're having an issue with that.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] skunis1:
I wish that was the issue. When I do have my phone off it is usually charging on an external charger. When it is charging via usb it is on charge only so the sd card is not being mounted. But it is not affecting all my apps on sd.

Hmmm...that is what I was afraid of. I dial ##778 and nothing at all happens. The phone dialer freezes up on me. It is not that big of a deal since I was just going to do the hack to get the wifi hotspot free.

Only thing I can think of doing is a complete factory reset again and follow your directions again and reinstall the ROM. Would suck to have to set up everything again though.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
I'm running my other rom and it works fine but they are both built from the exact same base. Did you do any de-bloating of the rom on your own? If so, make sure that you didn't remove EPST.apk from /system/app. If you did, then there's the problem.

Try booting into recovery, choosing to wipe your cache partition and dalvik-cache and then booting the rom again. Hopefully that will help with one or both of the issues you're seeing.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] skunis1:
I have not touched the system. It is like how you have designed it. I love the look by the way and appreciate all the work you have done.

I will try wiping the the cache partition and dalvik cache when I get home from work. This will not remove any apps correct?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
Thanks. I didn't really design it as it is mostly stock. Yes, that should not remove any apps.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] skunis1:
Thanks.

Well, you made it the way the OS should have been done in the first place. :D

Ok well I decided to try to wipe the cache and dalvik cache while at work. Unfortunately this did nothing. As it always does about 40-50 apps do not work upon reboot. Then little by little they start working and finally the app icons show up. It took about 10 minutes this time.

Also the programming menu does not work at all.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] DustinBooyah:
Update your radio... If you already did that, you're gonna have to go thru those hundred apps and delete anything that messes with the phone, like Call Confirm for example. Those kinds of apps will make the menu inaccessible.

I would also format that SD card.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] skunis1:
I need to apologize for dismissing your suggestion. After trying Jermaine's suggestion and that not working I tried moving the apps I knew were having issues to the internal storage and now they come up right away.

When those apps are on the SD card it can take up to 10 minutes for them to be available. Still not sure why it is taking so long for the phone to recognize the apps. That never happened with Froyo.

I even tried as an experiment to delete one of those apps that was giving me trouble and reinstall it and move to sd but the same issue happened.

Very strange.

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What would a new radio change about the menu?

Jermaine, are you running the GB radio or the old Froyo radio?

I know I do not have anything that messes with the phone since I was able to access the programing menu with Froyo and I have all the same apps.

I can format the SD card and that may be the problem with the apps.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] caleris:
No problem, glad it worked out for you.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] answerman:
Hey Jermaine: posting my thanks in the proper thread instead of hijacking Nils' thread.

24 hours into it and this is the ROM I've been looking for. My phone is back to reacting instantly to anything I throw at it. Using radio 2.15.10.07.07 and Tiny's 9/29 kernel seems to be a great combination. I've always been a fan of mostly stock ROMs with the obvious debloating, and this is definitely a winner.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] skunis1:
Did you use titanium backup to restore your apps? If so, have you had any issues with apps that are on your sd card when the phone boots up?

Also, can you access the programming menu? (##778)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] keyslapper:
While playing around in the Root Toolbox yesterday, I found that it has an SD card read speed tweak. Since I have a class 10 microSD, I bumped it up to the highest speed available (4096 KB), though I don't yet have much evidence to say it helps. I generally keep larger apps I use less often on the SD. I also use Elixir2 widgets for two screens to keep a lot of these things reasonably handy.

In my experience, which includes one reboot where I was watching, all my SD installed apps came back in around 45 seconds to a minute.

Don't know if this will help you, but I'd recommend knowing the read speed rating of your SD before tweaking it.

BTW, the Root Toolbox does let you remove that mod altogether and stick with default read rates.

Cheers!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] RoboCuz:
Doesn't the class of an SD card dictate only the write speed? Is it relevant to assume read speeds for tweaks? I would assume you would need to do read test speeds before you tweak, if it is that sensitive...please don't take any of this as facts, but more questions...I'm confused...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
I completely forgot that the other person that had that EPST issue resolved it by using the radio that was meant to be installed with this OTA. Yes, I am using the latest radio from the same leak that this rom came from. Thanks to Dustin for pointing that out!

I'm glad you're enjoying it!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] skunis1:
I got what you are saying but I never had this problem prior to this ROM so why am I having this problem now?

I was curious...when I did the factory data/reset did this erase the .android_secure folder on my phone and sd card? I am only asking because if it did not do you think that when I restored the apps I have duplicates or remnants of the apps in those folders and that is confusing the system?

One other thing I noticed is when I went into the programming menu to change the dun settings for the hotspot it was already changed. I had changed that prior to the factory reset and installation of this ROM. So, I am not sure if everything got wiped like it should have.

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Yep, that did the trick!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] WhammyDroid:
jermaine151, does the gps nag removal mod work with this rom? I saw it wasn't listed in the mods section.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
It's included in the rom but won't hurt anything if you flash it over.

***I'm mobile
[Droid Incredible Android Development] answerman:
1. No, I don't use Titanium Backup or any other backup. I just went to the Market to restore apps. When I reflash, I like to start absolutely fresh and not drag any potential problems back. Same procedure I use on my computers... I start with a fresh Windows install from an official Microsoft disk and reinstall programs, instead of using a restore disk.

2. I don't put apps on the SD card, honestly I only have about 15 apps installed. I'm definitely more of a business user than the average bear here.

3. ##778 worked fine to access EPST.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] keyslapper:
First point, I never had this problem before I hit Gingerbread, but pretty much every GB ROM I've tried (including the straight rooted stock OTA) has given me this problem to some degree. I vaguely remember someone saying this was a known problem with GB, but maybe someone else remembers more details ...

Second point, I don't know, but I'm curious too ... :)

Third point, if I remember right, programming the phone (*228) is what changes this back to the stock. Once you tweak it, any time you reprogram or update roaming, it should reset.

That said, I've seen it not change after updating roaming on my phone. My best guess is that it doesn't do anything if your roaming capabilities don't *need* updating, but then why would it reboot your phone? Not 100% sure, could be placebo behavior to make you feel like you did something useful, or they just didn't want to write another routine to make a clean exit without rebooting. As a developer, either alternative seems completely reasonable to me.

Cheers!

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Exactly. Most SD manufacturers are pretty vague on read speeds, mostly because write speed is more important when you're talking about camera use - can't take the next picture until the buffer has been dumped to storage. Still, you'll find it easier to wait a couple seconds longer when dumping those pics to your computer - that perfect picture isn't getting away, after all.

If you go to the MicroSD wiki page, you'll find the following little snippet under the x rating section:

That's obviously taken out of context, as this fact is used to explain many manufacturers' choice to use read speed as their x-rating. The thing is, the class isn't an x-rating, it's a write class. So we can reasonably presume that the read speed of your card is at least the same as the write speed.

Matter of fact, if you look at the mfg specs for any storage media from SDRam to spindle HDs to SDDs, you'll find an almost universal tendency for read speeds to exceed write speeds. The difference tends to be dependent on the technology itself.

Hope this clears things up a little

Cheers!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] WhammyDroid:
It is? As of when? I use tasker to turn on GPS when I open Maps. When maps opens, I get asked to enable GPS every time.

Thoughts?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] keyslapper:
I think the nag remover only affects the nag you get at startup if GPS is on. If you're seeing a message asking you to turn GPS on when Maps opens, then maybe your Tasker profile isn't working, or not working fast enough? I haven't used a Tasker profile for this in quite a long time, so I don't remember any details. I mostly use it to go into silent mode if I turn it face down or to ring annoying bells every half hour.

Personally, I just leave GPS on. I do not find it hurts the battery - 17 hours of moderate to heavy use (and around 7 hours of sleep) and still at 42% with Tiny's 10/08 kernel and SAv2 enabled, overclocked and underclocked to the max.

Oh, and when I do bring up Maps, my location locks on almost instantly because the GPS is already on.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] lssanjose:
That program is probably referring to location aiding. I just let Google navigation use GPS, completely
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
He's exactly right. The Nag removal is for the Message that came up for everyone when they rebooted their phones, even after checking the "never warn" box. You're using another program that is trying to turn on your GPS and as a security feature (To keep a rogue or malicious app from accessing your location) you're being warned about it. Sorry. I can't help with that one.

I also leave my GPS on at all times since it doesn't use juice unless it's being asked to get a GPS lock.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
Is anyone that's having the camera reboots, running Tiny's newest kernel? I'm wondering if it's an issue with the latest 605.3 kernel from HTC. If you have that problem a lot, please try Tiny's 10/15 kernel and see if you get anymore reboots when taking pictures. Or, I could post the 605.2 kernel for someone to test, if you'd rather have a stock kernel. I tried to re-create the issue last night so i could get a log of what's causing it. I took 50 pictures in about 5 minutes with no reboots whatsoever (included kernel). I tried it with preview duration on 5 seconds and then changed to "no preview" so I could take pictures faster. I turned off wi-fi and took some more, since when it happened to me, I was not on wi-fi. Once at my Mom's house and once at the OSU football game. I really want to isolate and resolve this.

On another note: I have Stock+ version 2 almost ready. I've baked in the trackpad wake, Green Overscroll Glow and added in the newer looking Rosie buttons (but still HTC stock looking). A friend is working on CRT animation and says he thinks he can have it done today, so we'll see. I'd love to be able to fix this intermittent camera issue as well, before uploading the update..

I'll keep you all posted.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] caleris:
Thanks Jermaine.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Tired of the Bull:
Awesome news about the CRT animation...fingers crossed! This is really petty but any chance of changing the battery icon for the older group whose eyes aren't quite what they used to be? The Circle Battery with % from UOT is very easy to read. Or maybe just a tutorial on how I could bake it in myself?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
You're welcome. More changes:

*Baked in DSP Manager (EQ for all audio programs on your phone)

***I'm mobile
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
Tired, have you really not seen the link in my signature? I made a video tutorial on how to use the UOT kitchen to do just what you want. I'm so sad right now. :) I'm guessing that you don't see it because you're on your phone or have old eyes like mine. :)

P.S. I use "Battstat" 1x1 widget (free from market) on any rom I use because the numbers are very easy to read from a distance. Here's a screenshot of that widget. It's reading 71 percent left and charging, in this picture:

P.S Another change: Removing unneeded items from the "Quick Settings" and arranging them like they are in my In-Sensitive Rom (the screenshot above).

***I'm mobile
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Tired of the Bull:
You can cheer up...I have seen the video and I create a custom update each time to change the battery and the signal icons.

I may have this all wrong but what I wanted to try is to burn them into the main ROM so that if I install a theme or mod that doesn't specifically change them then they would stay with the ones I prefer. Right now each time I change the theme or do a mod I have to go back to UOT and create another update. Like I said I don't know for sure if my idea would allow me to avoid this but I wanted to explore it. I've seen a thread about burning in your own ringtones to the main ROM before installing it but I don't believe they discussed icons.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
:) You can bake your battery into a theme you want to try. You just need to open up the theme's /system/framework-res.apk file with 7zip. Then open your current framework-res.apk file in a separate 7zip window. Navigate both 7zip windows to res/drawable-hdpi-v4/ (sometimes it's just called drawable-hdpi). In the one with your current framework-res, select the image called stat_sys_battery_0.png. Then scroll down til you see an image called stat_sys_battery_charge_animfull.png. While holding down the "shift" key on your keyboard, select that image. It should highlight all of the ones in between. Then click and drag those into your theme's framework-res. Close them out and 7zip should ask you if you want to update the source zip, or something like that. Be sure to say yes and then your battery icons are baked into your theme.

You could copy those images into another folder, on your desktop or somewhere, to make it easier to grab them all and drag them into a prospective theme before flashing.

I hope that helps.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Tired of the Bull:
Perfect!

Thanks, I'm going to try that and the ringtones when you release V2.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
Teaser screenshot. What do you guys and gals think?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] phaze one:
Looking forward to V2! Nice work bro, this is my daily, too fast to not be.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] DustinBooyah:
It looks awesome, I can't wait to take her for a spin! I always liked the sorta transparent rosie
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
Thanks guys! If the CRT takes too long, I'm going to upload it as is. I'm updating a few more things but trying to keep it's stock appeal. I'll add a changelog to the OP in a second..
[Droid Incredible Android Development] phaze one:
The rosie remap mod will still work with this right? Hope the CRT animation works, that would be sick!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] evilstewie23:
Can someone explain what the CRT animation is. I've heard of it but never seen it

from my sexy Slcd Droid Incredible. not dinc or D-inc that just sounds stupid.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
I'll have to update it to match the new Rosie.

It's the Gingerbread feature that makes your screen turn off and on like an old Television.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] evilstewie23:
Oh ok thank you I guess I have seen it on joelz Rom

sent from my sexy Slcd Droid Incredible. not dinc or D-inc that just sounds stupid.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
Version 2 is in OP. Screenshots updated and changelog in post #2. Rosie remap updated and added to mods section.

Enjoy!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] phaze one:
Can I just flashover V1 or have to do a full wipe?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
You should be able to flashover as long as you wipe dalvik, however, if you're using the Warm theme, I don't recommend it.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] phaze one:
Flashover worked perfect, running good so far. Thanks for your work!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
Awesome! Thanks Phaze. I included the Market 3.15 because I didn't know there was an even newer one leaked from the Nexus Prime. It seems to be just as fast! Here's a flashable zip for it:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18457728&postcount=863

Wipe dalvik cache and Enjoy! :D
[Droid Incredible Android Development] keyslapper:
Any idea if the black dialer for V1 will work for this one, or do we need to wait for a rebuild?

What about the inverted status zip?

Thanks a million for the great ROM Jermaine!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
You're welcome!

I think the dialer would be fine. The inverted would probably revert the Quick Settings to the way they were but shouldn't break anything. I'd backup first.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] keyslapper:
Correct on both points. Though I don't mind the quick settings getting kicked back too much, perhaps when the inverted status gets reset, I'll get the new layout back.

Thanks again!