yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Defy Android Development] Gazm4n:
Following your advice it synced flawless. But every time I try to compile, it ends up with the same error:

device/motorola/jordan/audio_policy/AudioPolicyManager.cpp: In member function 'virtual android_audio_legacy::AudioPolicyManagerBase::routing_strategy android_audio_legacy::AudioPolicyManager::getStrategy(android_audio_legacy::AudioSystem::stream_type)':
device/motorola/jordan/audio_policy/AudioPolicyManager.cpp:63: error: 'FM' is not a member of 'android_audio_legacy::AudioSystem'
make: *** [out/target/product/jordan/obj/SHARED_LIBRARIES/audio_policy.jordan_intermediates/AudioPolicyManager.o] Fehler 1

Is there an issue in the code itself or did I mess something up?
[Defy Android Development] Sir Flashalot:
Intalled 120112 on the the previous build. I'm able to use Co-Pilot navigation sw again, "TTS Engine is stopped" message disappeared. Thanks!
[Defy Android Development] Arjoma:
Strange, the improved voice input didn't work for me in previous versions, but in the latest builds it works flawlessly as intended (although I don't use it that much). Or is there a difference between Froyo/ Gingerbread kernels? I'm on Froyo now.
[Defy Android Development] coolzarjun:
@off topic : Anna Hazarre Zindabaad :D :D
[Defy Android Development] pepcisko:
it's possible. I'm on a defy+ with GB 2.3.6 underneath. But since I'm not using the voice input, I don't care..
[Defy Android Development] r3flux:
If it's voice input that interests you, try Dragon Go http://bit.ly/wob2qX
[Defy Android Development] pepcisko:
nope.. what I meant was that I'm running the cm9 nightly on a defy+ with gb2.3.6 as the original system (meaning the kernel is from that version). And I wrote I did not care about voice input :)
[Defy Android Development] spoonflames:
Hi. i'm coming from defy+ 2.3.6 official sbf, when i flash this (12/01 zip) and the kernel + gapps zip, after reboot the phone goes into the white text on black background "SW Flash mode" giving an error with some hexidecimal. Luckily it is in USB flash mode and i can recover by flashing a full sbf :)

I have flashed successful nightly CM9 rom but it was dated 23/12

Is there something different in the install for 12/01 ?

Many thanks,
[Defy Android Development] pepcisko:
I don't think you need to flash the kernel if you're on 2.3.6 originally, some time ago I asked someone from this forum who provided a build once (sorry, can't remember names/nicks :( ) and the reply was that kernel is not needed. And it works for me that way. From the 2.3.6 SBF, just install the nightly and then gapps if necessary. Make sure to wipe data/cache/dalvik prior to that.
[Defy Android Development] thehunt33r:
I do want to try the new nightly, but my defy's broken :(
[Defy Android Development] glycolysis:
ack, wrong thread.

Well, since I can't delete posts....

thanks to everyone who's been working on this!
[Defy Android Development] mdt24:
You know him... It's Epsylon3 ! ;-))
[Defy Android Development] Okamaokama:
the rom is really awesome

especially with the scrolling performance!

thanks eppy
[Defy Android Development] 57op:
Yes, lots of differences indeed.

The most notable is that Trebuchet Launcher doesn't force close anymore.
[Defy Android Development] TJKV:
True, after trying this (Froyo version), I miss it's buttery smooth scrolling whenever I go back to CM7. But the scrolling dynamics seem to have changed in ICS, I feel like I need to swipe a lot more to scroll the same amount. Don't know how else to describe this effect...
[Defy Android Development] UEman:
Yeah, i feel the same. It feels somehow slower.
[Defy Android Development] fabianowerner:
I feel the same, mostly in the browser.
[Defy Android Development] gadgetcraze:
I too feel the same.
[Defy Android Development] TJKV:
What about the menus? Like in Settings? or Contacts lists? I mean we'll prolly get used to it, but it feels "heavy" right now..
[Defy Android Development] ABBolle:
Its also the same heavy scrolling on nexus s with stock ics...
[Defy Android Development] erpato:
What is the baseband of this rom?. it's the only one that works in my defy. Thx
[Defy Android Development] r3flux:
I find the Dialer app takes a really long time to open up especially the first time after boot. Subsequent times are better, but still slow. Everything else is smooth as silk. What I'm really looking for is a good call recording solutions. Total Recall doesnt quite work and AndroRec Call works on and off, mostly off :p

Any one using a successful Call Recording setup?
[Defy Android Development] BravoMotorola:
It's supposed to be like that for more accurate scrolling. It gets faster and faster each time you swipe, it gets going pretty fast. It's made so you don't over shoot and you can still go fast if you'd like.
[Defy Android Development] hailmary:
i think it has a dynamic scroll speed.unlike in the cm7-is on stagnant speed.
[Defy Android Development] TJKV:
You are absolutely right, I have found CM7 scrolling to be a little finicky sometimes. This has happened a few times: I scroll some distance, but keep my finger on screen for a bit longer. It probably moves an mm or lesser now, and when I lift up my finger the screen suddenly jerks in the direction of that micro movement, scrolling quite far this time.
[Defy Android Development] diamond_4g64:
I installed the cm9 111202 rom and i cannot get 3g my phone line works ok except i cant hang up but i think this problem was already noticed. Is there something i can do. Data connectivity is at on in settings and my apn is already on the phone but even if it is selected i dont get connection.
[Defy Android Development] djc151084:
I have installed multiboot on my defy and I think it is correctly done, I am running one of Walters 2.3.4 builds and would like to install ICS on my 2ndboot, I have downloaded the "bootbuild" from the first post of this thread, but after installing the .zip I just get stuck at the M logo for my 2ndboot, normal boot boots fine, have I missed something, please help :-)

Djc
[Defy Android Development] walter79:
flash different gb kernel. 4.5.3-109 kernel did not work with ICS. Use 4.5.1-134-dfp-74 or 4.5.2-109 kernel
[Defy Android Development] diamond_4g64:
Ok i made a big big mistake because i fiddled with something i did not understant.

I was all set up with root, 2nd init, multiboot, cm9 on stable recovery and miui on custom recovery and then i managed to get really stuck.

I went in stable recovery and wiped data, cache and dalvik. After i went in backup recover and i did restore or recover all....

So there goes my phone and now it starts the phone on the first pic of the google cyanogen and it stays there....!!!!! I don't get the possibility to open boot menu, i don't get the blue del and if i press vol down and power to start the phone i can get in bootloader with the options reboot, install update zip, wipe data and wipe cache but nothing makes the phone restart!!!!!

!HELP PLEASE!!!
[Defy Android Development] Gazm4n:
You have to start with flashing Froyo sbf...

from MB525 running CM9
[Defy Android Development] diamond_4g64:
Thanks! Done!! I had to be sure
[Defy Android Development] djc151084:
Ok i flashed 07-12-11 build .zip on my "latest recovery" then straight after flashed CM9_Kernel-signed.zip wich i founs from this guide

HERE

, and i get the same problem as before, multiboot stuck at M logo (Have to pull battery to reboot into "stable recovery" wich boots just fine,

I have attached below a screenshot of my current working "stable backup" so you can see my setup , please guide me in the right direction :)

thanks

djc
[Defy Android Development] ktmbikerman:
Nice battery in the screenshot :-) Any chance of a link?
[Defy Android Development] djc151084:
Here is link apply via recovery ;) http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18056096&postcount=61
[Defy Android Development] elnovio:
As I understand, the 7-12-11 has the working kernel included already (gb), so you dont need to flash the CM9-kernel. This is only needed, if you want to install the quarx-ICS-version, which is froyo-based. But I know nothing about multiboot.
[Defy Android Development] djc151084:
Do you know if I have to install anything on the data/catch/system on my sdcard (multiboot) before I install the ics .zip , I even tried to install cyanogenmod 7.1 on multiboot and I get the same stuck at M logo.

Thanks

Djc
[Defy Android Development] Wajk:
first: BiG thnx for Quarx and Epsylon3

and other developers for porting

second: on my device Trebuchet launcher little bit sluggish

not your fault of course, but i optimized(reduced) the animations.

not perfect, but little bit better for myself

Not big thing, but i share it, if anybody want to try it.

Thnx for your work, devs!
[Defy Android Development] djc151084:
i have now got the 07-12 BOOT BUILD to run, but my baseband does not install, so im trying to update to a newer version and i keep getting stuck in the cm9 boot loop :( , can some one help me on how to update after installing the 07-12 BOOT BUILD.

thanks

djc
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
theres tut in bug rep thread...

follow that...
[Defy Android Development] djc151084:
I have been reading around and read a few times that baseband does not work with multiboot on cm9 is this correct ot has it been fixed ?

If i install cm 7.1 on latest recovery baseband is fine just not with cm9

thanks

djc
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
On froyo kernel it woks good but gb kernel won't work...

Ur questions on bug rep and stuff thread plz...
[Defy Android Development] Motorolalabs:
I defy the mb526. I put the CM9 and then I switched to a stock rom. but the phone hangs waves loading boot loop. how can I fix this?:confused:
[Defy Android Development] Okamaokama:
flash sbf and then flash your stock rom
[Defy Android Development] n0_alterNative__:
Anyone knows why I can't make calls with this ROM ? Should make something after the flashing ?
[Defy Android Development] pepcisko:
n0_alterNative__: switch to 2G
[Defy Android Development] airwolf1544:
Try to switch to 2G only
[Defy Android Development] Arjoma:
Btw, does someone use a nice tool to enable / disable mobile data? I always go into the settings for it but it's not really comfortable.
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
Change the apn name add @ or - or + ant the end...

It won't connect

And u can edit notification power settings and put data option in it just like in cm7...
[Defy Android Development] mineIsAlreadyTaken:
Where can you do this im CM9? I thought this was done in the CM Settings, which are not included in these builds yet. Am I missing something?
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
Cm settings aren't included?

I have it... I don't remember if I installed on my own or it was in the build... I posted flasheble zip before... on this 1...

Search it...

U can also use the zip from teamhackhung's ics port... should work on defy..
[Defy Android Development] Arjoma:
Thx, I'll take a look at the flashable CMSettings, they would make the ROM much better I suppose.

The last time I read about them they were in a very early status and not much was working, are they improved now?
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
I can edit notification icons and auto brightness only...

Bdw also have a look at this it works perfectly...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1452217
[Defy Android Development] shorty66:
Did anyone get usb-thering to work with this rom?
[Defy Android Development] n0_alterNative__:
So if i wanna make calls i should deactivate the 3g or turn on the 2g only? So we cant use the 3g at full speed by the moment. Am I right?
[Defy Android Development] Sgt-Hartley:
Yes you need to set 2g only mode for calls, if you use the quarx version 3g and calls work together
[Defy Android Development] francois64:
Arjoma

Try "data enabler" from the market and you'll be able to switch 3g On or Off with one click on the widget.

Hope it helps...
[Defy Android Development] Arjoma:
Tried a flashable zip for the CM settings ( this one http://db.tt/zAGsPyvh ).

The new design/ concept is really nice,

most of the fields are empty (no settings for interface, lockscreen, sound, performance etc. you know from CM7)

But the thing I was looking for is working great (toggles in the status bar). Maybe some screenshots:
[Defy Android Development] m.ksy:
So how about the camera, when it will work? And about the FM radio is also interesting too.
[Defy Android Development] rbeier1221:
When they fix it.
[Defy Android Development] Okamaokama:
The rom works fine but it seems it gets a very serious lag occasionally

like lagging that i cant make a phone call or even cant scroll the homescreens
[Defy Android Development] Sgt-Hartley:
In regards to your lagging issue do you have the 3g turned off when you make a call, if not this will make the system unstable.

Try enabling 2g only mode.

Other than the 3g problem I personally find this rom stable enough to use day in day out.
[Defy Android Development] HibikiTaisuna:
CM9 on the Defy is indeed a pretty fast system ;D

2048 points quadrant bench (even my brothers Xperia Play cant compete with this :D)

Linpack:

Single Thread 17.971 MFLOPS in 4.67 seconds

Multi Thread 16.642 MFLOPS in 10.13 seconds

AnTuTu:

2437 pts.

Nena Mark:

23,4 fps

Nena Mark 2:

13,4 fps

Neocore:

41 fps
[Defy Android Development] pepcisko:
thanks a lot.. you saved my day :)
[Defy Android Development] domadm:
PS. can't find any topic related to bugs, so posting here

I am using this ROM for a few days and it works well for me except an audio application called DaTuner - I am using it to tune my guitar. With this rom only, just after starting it gives me the error:

"Error: Could not open audio device! Please shut down other apps that might be using it![1]"

The same message come just after reboot with no use of any other audio app.
[Defy Android Development] Sgt-Hartley:
Here is the thread with the current bug list as mentioned in the first post Linky
[Defy Android Development] maisdoiscorregos:
TEZET fixed phone in the 3G network, the ICS rom for the Milestone 2, I think this rom is based on the DEFY rom, I had some tests done before, using the bootmenu folder, which is in the rom zip file without problem, rom the presenting problem, I could make calls on 3G network
[Defy Android Development] esok44:
As i understand you are able to make calls during you have 3g activated? Sounds great, could you upload a flashable .zip or a guide ;)
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
Guess I have to put the link in my Sig too!!!

Yeah Mic function is broken in latest one...

Use froyo kernel build by Quarx
[Defy Android Development] Sgt-Hartley:
+1 on that. This rom would be my daily driver if it had 3g and calls working simultaneously :D

Camera is no probs for me i can make use of my cannon 440d for once
[Defy Android Development] maisdoiscorregos:
you do not understand. I have a MILESTONE 2 with the rom TEZET. 18/12/11 In compiling the calls worked, stopped working after that, then copying the folder of compilation 18/12/11 bootmenu upon compilation problem with the phone back to make phone calls over the 3G network. When TEZET was informed of this issue has been resolved, I can not tell you how. 01/01/12 Today the compilation works the phone calls. I am explaining some facts that occurred in the TEZET rom, which I believe is based on the DEFY rom in order to help solve the problem with the phone calls on the 3G network of you.
[Defy Android Development] Okamaokama:
thanks to your advice

but tbh I dont have 3g service

I say the phone call issue as an example becuz the phone lags and it doesnt respond to my screen on/off actions, or I cant even use the phone normally.

I have flashed the rom again, while the lag problem is still occasionally occuring

anyway thanks
[Defy Android Development] illumanati22:
Bug report

Some times its strucks and hangs alot, then I have to screen lock on n off thn it wrks
[Defy Android Development] Gazm4n:
Maybe somebody want´s to try:

Real 1% battery steps
[Defy Android Development] gommers1978:
Does not work. Allready tried.
[Defy Android Development] Gazm4n:
Strange... you´re the first user reporting this - what happend?

Are you on Froyo or GB kernel?
[Defy Android Development] slivabox:
works for me, GB kernel
[Defy Android Development] ASKInter:
On Froyo kernel work OK.
[Defy Android Development] gommers1978:
Real percentage?? On my Froyo version it goes from 71 to 51 to 25 etc. not from 100 to 99 to 98 etc, etc.

Are you sure it works?? Also in the system settings and then battery stats??
[Defy Android Development] Gazm4n:
I am... every single percent (see screenshot).

Do you have ro.product.use_charge_counter=1 in your build.prop?
[Defy Android Development] syllogyking:
On Froyo kernel as well, but I'm not having any problem. Matched up with Battery Monitor Widget exactly after battery calibration. Thanks G4zman
[Defy Android Development] Cocolopes:
I don't want to ask for eta or something like that...but...its there any evolution on this? I mean...I read the commits on github...but I don't realy understand what they mean...so...

Can someone tell me how the camera developemt goes...and the other things...like the power off charging...

Thanks!!!

On my defy...from ICS...yes!!! in your face Motorola!!!
[Defy Android Development] blablabla123456789:
I've tried the CM9 120112 and it works perfectly on my Defy - ok well the camera doesn't work but the Real 1% mod works !!!

And btw if you install the Googleapps (ICS 4.0.3-MR1) you kill the preinstalled Musicplayer and the calendar doesn't work ...

One more thing:

In your face Motorola!!! I've ICS on my DEFY :P
[Defy Android Development] dornellasrj:
1% battery working well on cm9 froyo kernel
[Defy Android Development] gommers1978:
After a clean install it works now thx very much.
[Defy Android Development] Gazm4n:
Where did you find this?
[Defy Android Development] Arjoma:
Forgot it. I just searched and found some thread on xda about a ICS ROM (not for the Defy) and its first page contained a download link for these early CM Settings.

There has also been a post by nogoodusername more than three weeks ago with a link for more or less the same thing (so it looks like there wasn't too much change since then, it would be really nice to see the rest of the settings known from CM7 some time).
[Defy Android Development] UEman:
The CM team is going to integrate the CM settings into the normal settings. So there won't be a newer CM settings app.

One thing I want to know is if there are any news about Wifi-Direct? Does that require a new kernel or kernelmodule?
[Defy Android Development] francois64:
Hi you all

I have this problem :

I'm currently running "CM9-ICS-MR0-111207-jordan-KERNEL-2.3.4-Quarx" and each time i install "CM9-ICS-MR1-120112-jordan-2.2-Quarx" i get stuck with Motorola red icon.

What mistake do i make ?
[Defy Android Development] 57op:
Which kernel version are you running?
[Defy Android Development] ndanl:
so i am on 120112 froyo, the graphics is choppy and not smooth at all, wifi works, 3g works, cam not (dont even care about cam), no fc so far, the only thing that bothers me is the graphics that feels like windows 7 on a pentium3 :)

and the battery is out juice faster than on latest 7.2 nightly :(
[Defy Android Development] francois64:
Because of the rom, i suppose 2.3.4 !

I'tried to flash cm9-kernel or cm7-kernel with the same result.
[Defy Android Development] sixSforever:
Froyo ... root ... cm9 kernel ... And Then build and will be allright!

Believe me it's another life!

PS. Sa nu te miri ca e alt telefon! :D
[Defy Android Development] wawroo:
is boot option in your bootmenu set to 2ndinit?
[Defy Android Development] francois64:
I don't really know but it's late here and i have to go to bed...

Thank's but let me check tomorrow.
[Defy Android Development] jpchopper:
The KERNEL one has GB/CM9 Kernel built in. To use the later one do a wipe of data from CWM Recovery and install the CM7 Kernel then the CM9 file and CM9 gapps with "FROYO" in the title;

You should be up and running after that. It just didn't like that you had two kernels at the same time.

Now, if I could get a regular computer so I could make the files to dual boot this thing....
[Defy Android Development] ndanl:
ok so cpuspy is reporting that most of the time the cpu is either at 1000 or in deep sleep, is it normal? in cm7 most of the time was at 300 and deep sleep

i'm on mr1-120112
[Defy Android Development] mick711:
Simple you don't read ;)

CM9-ICS-MR0-111207-jordan-KERNEL-2.3.4-Quarx -> Gingerbread Kernel include

CM9-ICS-MR1-120112-jordan-2.2-Quarx -> For Froyo Kernel but not include

So you install Froyo ROM on Gingerbread Kernel .........

Please READ before post not for you but for all me to :D
[Defy Android Development] ArcticFox:
Bored of waiting for new builds, nothing has changed since before xmas compatibility wise.

Should get a decent amount for my red lense.
[Defy Android Development] Sgt-Hartley:
Compile and build it yourself if you can't wait for any progress. I dare say epsylon has other things to do.

He's not here just to serve impatience.
[Defy Android Development] ndanl:
I seeee, thanks
[Defy Android Development] nitrous²:
I'm impressed to see that ppl are still asking for how-to's. Even after quadrillions of links and tut's posted here...
[Defy Android Development] ndanl:
still, the ics is eating a lot of cpu on my defy, and feels like there is no use of the gpu ...
[Defy Android Development] cidefix:
Have you enabled USB debugging?
[Defy Android Development] joydeep1985:
seems like its really a tough job for our developers ....can guess by looking at their they are working quite hard .... we really hope our camera should be soon working :)
[Defy Android Development] zakoo2:
could you please post a link to a how-to for compilation? couldnt find anything :S
[Defy Android Development] Sgt-Hartley:
Have you compiled from source before?

Have got Linux setup with android build enviroment set up already?

And you will require a decent spec PC?

If so ill give ya hand wen I get access to my PC. Later on :) Or in the meantime there will be lots of results in Google for helping compile from source.

Search XDA For CMCompiler there is alot of infomation on there for compiling CyanogenMod its a pretty good tool, you will need a link to epsylon3's git though ive seen it posted on here somewhere, will check later when i can get on my pc to much searching for tapatalk lol.

EDIT: Strike that not sure if epy's cm9 build will be in the cm repo you will have to sync his build manually from his git and not cm.
[Defy Android Development] zakoo2:
im a total noob when it comes to compiling. but i have a 64bit ubuntu 11.04 (no android build environment though) on an asus k53ta (amd llano a6-3400m 4 core, 2.1GHz, 6GB DDR3), would that be enough?
[Defy Android Development] Sgt-Hartley:
Specs of your machine should be fine.

Ok did you check out the CMCompiler thread in xda if you have never built before the CMCompiler really does take all the effort out once it is setup. Aswell as looking for tutorials on google.

But like i said in my previous post, you will need to sync epsylons git manually.

If i get time i write a full tutorial but im extremely busy.

Epy's GitHub
[Defy Android Development] swapnil360:
Guys seems like a working camera soon ;-)

I'm not a dev BTW. But I think when you rename a source driver file from *.cpp to *.h means that you're finalizing it. Well Quarx just did that with the camera driver and said - "Almost close to work"
[Defy Android Development] adi4motion:
it's about that old commit or you saw it now?
[Defy Android Development] gadgetcraze:
I think he may have seen that old commit now. Sigh. Waiting for a working camera.
[Defy Android Development] mick711:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20036618&postcount=1026
[Defy Android Development] adi4motion:
it would take longer time to compile...like few hours?!
[Defy Android Development] Quarx:
On my PC 8gb DDR3 1450mhz, 6x3.4ghz.. take about 40min. (make -j12)

About camera.. stuck at "overlay".. many stuff should be backported to ICS.. or fully rewrite libsoccamera.so and libbayercamera.so
[Defy Android Development] coolzarjun:
You can do this quarx..

I know you can..

(just a little cheer up for the wonderful dev :)

Sent from my DEFY