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[LG Revolution] jtschmitz:
I am running GV 1.3, and CPU Master Free clocked 1.5/500mhz.

Had 1.2 before 1.3 and it ran OK, occasional bugs but nothing crazy for a custom ROM. Flashed 1.3 and did a complete data wipe along with it. No errors. Installed recovery from the APK, used easy installer also with no issues.

Phone will randomly vibrate (incoming emails for exchange and gmail are set to vibrate) until it reboots. This is a rare issue and one I can live with...

...but what is getting very odd and possibly costly is what it does at night. I have woken up, for the last 3 nights consecutively, to the phone booted into recovery. My job requires me to be able to answer the phone at just about any hour (yay for tech support) so I am just wondering if anybody else is running into a similar problem.

Thanks guys.
[LG Revolution] adrenaline_rush:
You could try downclocking to like 1300mhz and see if that changes anything.

The only way I can make this phone reboot is through resource intensive processes like Netflix, or tethering multiple devices on Wi-fi Tether, never remember a reboot happening out of the blue...
[LG Revolution] jtschmitz:
Thanks for the response. How are you enjoying the warm weather? :) I am over on the west side of the state and we are enjoying the nice, if cold, reprieve from rain.

I do not get the impression it's from use. In fact I would argue that it is either occurring when I get an email, or is simply random, as it only happens when the phone is not being used. I.E. sitting beside me on the desk or on my nightstand when i'm asleep.
[LG Revolution] S.Meezy:
Vibrating, our phone loves the vibrate... so much so that it reboots itself from it... if at all possible don't put it on vibrate and it shouldn't happen or so the rumor goes...

VS910 4G Kangwich
[LG Revolution] adrenaline_rush:
It's been hovering around 30 + or - so not something I would call warm! But it's been pretty dry and sunny, so that's good at least.

There have been reports of that vibrate=reboot before as S.Meezy explained, but as to why or how to fix it is anyone's guess unfortunately :(
[LG Revolution] KaneOfMars:
I am unable to run @ 1.5ghz, my temp will go up to 105 and then reboot (sometimes as high as 107). It doesn't do it as often at 1.2 but it never reboots into recovery.

I've never experienced the vibrate=reboot problem and I leave it on vibrate all the time... Weird.
[LG Revolution] S.Meezy:
the best is when it gets stuck on vibrating for a minute or two then reboots. I blame LG, it seems that when the screen is off it doesn't like to wake up for calls quickly (sometimes it vibrates two or three times before the screen even cones on for me at least) or even pushing the power button and the ~1 second lag before you can use the touch screen as seen on the stock android lockscreen mod. I think they force the CPU to slow down to try and force sleep/idle and not allow processes to destroy the battery to drain while screen off, but what do I know...

Well aren't you special! Seriously, I think you're like the only person that this doesn't happen to...

VS910 4G Kangwich
[LG Revolution] Cal8192:
All versions of Gvolt caused this random "vibraboot" but only when my phone was on silent.

Happened a few times on incoming calls and almost every time I received a notification from gtalk. It became such a problem I migrated away from gtalk almost completely.

A couple of complete wipes/reflashes(1.3), blitz (1500/346)and the newest v6 and I'm STILL nervous about vibraboot. Thankfully it hasn't come up again, but I still avoid gtalk...

VS910 4G using xda premium
[LG Revolution] Mr Frog:
My phone has done this a few times with an incoming call or text when it's on vibrate too (gv 1.3 + overlooked 1.5) ... It's a real pain when you get a call and it has to reboot.
[LG Revolution] BigShowJoe:
My phone reboots occasionally too but about 2 or 3 times a day i will pick it up and it will just be powered off. Sucks because i am missing calls.
[LG Revolution] elreydotcom:
Here's my theory, are you using cpu master with the power save feature? I had the same issues with setcpu running power save. And as soon as I switched to conservative mode the resets stopped.

Supercharged nitro ledded bulletproof blitzed Revoltlution
[LG Revolution] S.Meezy:
No setcpu, blitzkrieg, or anything of the sort. Gingervolt 1.3 and ick theme. It comes in spurts, won't happen for a while then it'll do it three times in a day then all is silent for some time again...

VS910 4G Kangwich
[LG Revolution] jtschmitz:
Thanks for all of the comments.

I will turn off vibrate for emails and see what happens thanks for the comments.

I am thinking that it could also have something to do with the CPU settings.

I guess I will play around with it a bit and see what is up.
[LG Revolution] Mr Frog:
Mine only happens about 1 in 30 days but in that day it will vibrate and reboot a few times.
[LG Revolution] KaneOfMars:
Don't get me wrong, my phone reboots at least once every other day. Been doing it since the day I got it (even before root).

Maybe I'm misunderstanding? The phone does vibrate before rebooting, but it does the same thing when I reboot/power-off manually. Or are you saying it continuously vibrates then reboots?

I have to leave my phone on vibrate while at home (my wife finds my notification ring tones to be annoying :P) I have emails, txts, and calls come through and have never had this problem...

I've been finding that my phone reboots from overheating a lot. I've recently set setcpu to underclock once it hits 102 degrees, been running that for a few days now, so far no reboots (crossing fingers).
[LG Revolution] adrenaline_rush:
That drives me crazy, it makes the phone feel even junkier than it is already
[LG Revolution] magesticschu:
My phone vibrate reboots quite often. It never happened before the gb update. No freezes ever while on froyo. When first updated to gb it used to just freeze the touch screen and became unresponsive when screen was on but a simple power button to turn screen off and on would fix it. Now on newer versions of gingervolt it usually just vibrates continously and reboots. It's really annoying and I haven't found any certain cause of it even tho I pay close attention to it. Wish someone could fix this issue.
[LG Revolution] jtschmitz:
Had no problems last night as far as resetting goes. First time for that in a couple days. Also no random resets throughout the day. I feel pretty safe saying it was indeed vibrate causing the issues.

Thanks for the help by everyone
[LG Revolution] borborpa:
I have no rebooting issues. I also do not use vibrate.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] HolyGhostBoy1:
Just wanna give a shout out and say thanks to all of you devs, themers, and modders for the great service you provide to us. I appreciate all of the kernels, roms, themes, and info on how to configure my phone to my liking. I dont believe you guys are thanked enough so here is a thread of thanks to u all. And I also wanna say thanks to the Donaters it is true that if their wasnt anyone donating the devs wouldnt have the phones so thanks to u also.

Thanks,

DONATERS

dsexton702

raverx3x

whitehawkz farewell thanks for the final rom

airfluip1

fbis251

bhundven

somairotevoli

krylon360

drhonk

tehgyb

chadster214

atoore

corradokng

jager555

lenny hodapp

shotchacokov

gdofwr420

birgertime

robbbbit

if i missed anyone sorry didnt mean too thanks to u all:d
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] TheKucho:
Spelled airfluip wrong, but nice thread.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
And there are countless users who help users new to sgs4g with their phones. Thanks to you too!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] tehgyb:
+1 none of this would be possible without them ;P
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] GFX.myst.:
and don't forget the donators. if it weren't for them, some of the devs still wouldn't have this device. :p
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] emod0705:
+100000000000
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] geekilized:
Yay for everyone!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
Thanks for the shout out. Glad i helped you out. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] HolyGhostBoy1:
No prob just wanted to put something positive up and give thanks where thanks is due.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] l0lz0rss:
Please delete comment
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Awesome. I'm glad you appreciate our help. It wouldn't be possible if it wasn't a group effort.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] xXxShAmRoCkxXx:
I had been having so many issues with stock gb on my phone with force closes and apps opening and then freezing. This site is a lifesaver. my phone has never run better. so thanks.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Bfitz26:
What are everyone most useful productive apparently for their charge just looking for some new app. Ideas!!:)
[Verizon Droid Charge] anoninja118:
pics/gallery: quickpic

twitter: plume

facebook: friendcaster

led/flashlight: tiny flashlight

screenshots: shoot me

sports/scores: scoremobile

instant messenger: imo

file sharing: dropbox/pastebin

music player: stock aosp android music player

file manager: OI file manager

launcher: go launcher

browser: dolphin hd

gmail: gmail (lol)

plus the usual apps for root stuff: root explorer, voodoo screen tuner, voodoo control, superuser etc...

not much exciting here lol I keep my phone clean and simple and use my tablet for most other games/forum/memory intensive stuff
[Verizon Droid Charge] Bfitz26:
Ya just curious
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
Uh,

Game: Drag Racing (add me, JUST_ROOT_IT)

File manager: Root Explorer

Movie player:Mobo Player

Can't think of anything else.
[Verizon Droid Charge] jager420:
Moive Player= QQ Player (plays avi, mkv, and tons more)

Wifi File Explorer

Google Music

Flick Soccer/Golf
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
Oh, I use this a lot:

Torrent: aDownloader (works like magic over a 4G connection, just be sure you have unlimited data)
[Vibrant General] Tynen:
Does anyone know of a way to turn 3g off when the screen is off? I'm fine is background apps only get 2g.
[Vibrant General] Haxel:
The best your going to get is using Widgesoid 2.x and creating a widget to toggle 3g/2g...

There is a delay when swapping from 2g to 3g and back. Swapped back and forth often, it reduced battery life... although just a tad less than the insane 10% an hour on 3g... #(&(*#%
[Vibrant General] Phoenix Undone:
Juice defender
[Vibrant General] roly17:
+1 JD will do what you want. works great :D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hyper_:
Hi,

First post here, hello! and I'm new to android and smartphones in general, be gentle! :p

I have a Samsung Galaxy SII and I'm one of the ones who suffer from the "echo problem" during calls. In my case, turning off noise cancellation fixes the problem. The only problem is, as you might know, that you can't disable it permanently (without editing the Phone.apk).

What I'm trying to do is what's stated in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1372718

(I can't post there need 10 posts)

First of all, the software I'm using is as follows;

ROM: CheckROM v4

Kernal: DarkKnight v2.3

Modem: KI4

Am I right in thinking that my ROM is deodexed?

So, what I've done:

1. Install AndroidSDK and ADB. I followed this guide: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6K1XLmafPc&feature=player_embedded

2. I found the Phone.apk in my phone and put it on my PC.

3. I've attempted to decompile Phone.apk using APKTool, using this guide: http://www.miui-au.com/add-ons/apktool/

This is where I'm stuck, I've gotten up to the stage where you put "apktool d Settings.apk" in the command prompt. This is the error I get:

Now, I may be wrong but is this because it's a "Themed" apk?

I would appreciate any help! Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bloomfield87:
I've already replied on the other forum, but I'll add it here incase anyone else has the same problem.

You need to add the file "twframework-res.apk" to where apktool is aswell. Then after doing "apktool if framework-res.apk" do "apktool if twframework-res.apk" then carry on as normal :).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hyper_:
Ah great, that seemed to work thank you! :)

Now I need to edit it and re-compile it again. Hopefully I can manage that, but it's likely I'll have a problem, will post back if I do.
[HTC Wildfire S] insink71:
A cursory warning that this rom has A2sd installed; so, one will definately want to format their sd card [and particularly /sd-ext] correctly. I recommend [for this rom] ext2 on /sd-ext not over 1.5 gigs, no swap, whatevers left or you prefer to set for fat32. Also, though written in, you might want to dl and install A2SDGUI from market; link to guide for it and Links2SD found later in thread.

This is a rebuilt nandroid backup from dsixda's Android Kitchen. Be sure to do a nandroid and do NOT flash this on any other model wildfire s [A510c ONLY]. 2.3.4 as is stock to US Cellular, added everything including busybox, A2SD, and su, If any devs would like to pull it apart and meld your kernel in, go for it. Again, make nandroid. Should have full HTC sense 2.1. Download Link2SD from market for some space savings, and don't say I didn't warn you to nandroid [three times].

Also, as with any new rom installation. I recommend doing the following in your recovery: a factory reset [which wipes your data and cache] and advanced clear dalvik cache. If you do those two things, you usually don't have any transference issues; Superwipe is also a good alternative primer for wiping.

Android OS version : 2.3.4
Device : marvelc
...
Rooted (Superuser.apk + su) : YES
Rooted (unsecured boot.img) : YES
BusyBox installed : YES
BusyBox run-parts support : YES
Apps2SD (Apps to EXT) enabled : YES
/data/app enabled : NO
Custom boot animation allowed : NO
Nano text editor installed : NO
Bash shell support : YES
/system/framework is deodexed : NO
/system/app is deodexed : NO
radio.img found : NO
ROM will wipe all data : NO

--Download Link--

Changelog:

12-13-11 got contribution of

Oldest nandroid PoGoP had (made shortly after root)

built from that.

Known Issues:

Friendstream only has HTC Twitter - no other choices

This is how it came stock; I tried to fix it, but will have to port another sense to get it right.

Thanks

So many I can't remember them all.

eoghan2t7 - for his work developing s-off [w/o xtc clip]

GotsOJ - for being the first to document his s-off experience (was very helpful).

alquez - for his work on the Unoffical CWM Recovery and port of CyanogenMod [which is where I'll be spending some development time next (kernel editing)]

dsixda - of course for his kitchen

jikantaru - lots of sense development for the Euro-side of this phone

simonsimons34 - for making Superwipe marvelc edition, once supplied w/ idea and src links

PoGoP - for contribution of files and being first tester
[HTC Wildfire S] insink71:
Works on Virgin Mobile as well :)

Although this will have US Cellular branding (and apps). So far everything I've tried works on VM USA too. These guys got HTC FM Radio and WiFi hotspot native :) and not as gunked up. Still need to test some stuff, but so far its nice. This Rom as my other one does not include radio.img; which, is probably why it works.

Rob

Tested network,sms,mms,fm radio, WiFi (and hotspot)... All working. Amended OP.
[HTC Wildfire S] xxcrashxx:
so does this mean that I could potentially use the other custom roms around here and just not include the radio.img file?

on a side note apart from what I just asked, any way to include data2sd with this rom so that you could use one of the sd card partitions for internal storage?? Similar to how [ROM]Wildfire S -JikantaruROM XE™|Sense2.1|DATA2SD|HighQuality & Performance 10-30-11 uses data2sd.
[HTC Wildfire S] insink71:
answers

Probably could. Apps2sd does the same thing for me; Just download a app like Link2sd, let it flash the script [according to the partitioning of your personal sd card], reboot and voila... All apps and dalvik vm can be moved to sdcard.

Most of the other custom roms are written for GSM phones and most marvelc flashers have reported wifi, data, bt, etc not working [major flaws]. You can get calling if you backup your APN info [APN backup & restore - app on market] but no data... you won't keep the rom(s) longer than to test it... no PRL data etc [important for us CDMAers ;) ]. Short answer... not yet. I know of one dev universalizing his rom... but as of this writing, not yet. Only mine and simonsimon's roms work for marvelc as of this writing.

Rob
[HTC Wildfire S] xxcrashxx:
yea, I'm already using link2sd, but after moving everything possible, or linking everything possible, it still only leaves me with like 20mb of internal storage. with the rom I mentioned earlier, using data2sd, it would basically install the rom directly to the sd card, and use the 2nd partition as the "internal" storage. making the internal storage around 700+mb available.

There's this one gps app that I am dying to try, just to see how good it is myself, but it tells me that theres no room to install the maps:eek: This is after the app itself is moved to the sd card, and with about 20mb available. That's part of the reason I would like to have data2sd on this device.

At least that's what I have discovered so far, btw, im still a n00b to android phones. so im not totally up to date on all the diff apps and what they all do, so please correct me if i am at a wrong assumption.
[HTC Wildfire S] insink71:
noted

Don't like Google Maps eh? I have a hard time justifying adding (or even trying) an app over 10mb... Google's apk limit I think is 25mb for the market. That being said, I am working on a custom marvelc rom that I will release with option for Apps2sd or data2sd etc. flashable zip mods and release the rom without them. [this would mean your practice would be full wipe, install rom zip, install [your choice of mod] zip, etc. I might even look into this guy that wrote some roms for the G2 ILWT or something like that... he had a lil text script you could modify...[makes it all one command]. Either way, it will be a new thread when I release the custom rom. Won't be immediate either; I'm 40 and move like a turtle. ;) I am shooting for a release before Christmas though. [looking at everything inc. compiling 2.3.5 kernel and seeing if I can get that running on our cdma's, possible sense porting [true 3.0 if it works], etc.]

The best system file size scenario you will see is with an AOSP rom [like CyanogenMod]. A couple devs are working on those type roms for the marvelc (simon[2] and alquez). I'll assist where I can, but stay out of their way. Alas, I catch myself rambling yet again.

Looked over Data2sd... It basically uses your sd card as your data partition, but most prefer DarkTremor's A2sd still. Just hard to get rolling sometimes. I did post a mini-guide on it over on the VM USA stock rom thread here.
[HTC Wildfire S] puk3n:
i know this device is sort of "old hat" i have a question, the rom from this OP works well on uscc wildfire s (cdma) one thing i dont understand is how come the rom reflects "virgin mobile" carrier brand on lockscreen, and notification pull down, also in settings/network/operator name...

will someone please explain this to me.

i do not see much uscc support for this device, rightfully so. i have yet to flash a rom for a510c that reflects the uscc official "get your phone back to stock roms" am i missing something?
[HTC Wildfire S] insink71:
Well there was a uscc dev early in the game, but to answer your question, the rom probably touched my phone. I know you guys have had an update.. as has vm usa and metro. Unfortunately, going back and updating.. their could be a possibility of ten different hboots (for the three carriers, that I know of [original, htc unlock, update1, [update2-only metropcs]]). Also, the newest ones aren't as easily hackable. For uscc there would be three possible hboots, and these provide a base. If you would like to get back to stock entirely, use football's RUU. I paid for and he agreed to release these for all marvelc carriers. Otherwise, I could do something now without it touching my phone ;) Early on, had no RUU and little way to test otherwise.

Rob

PS Thank you for letting me know. And your post counts toward interest. So far, the guy [Pogop] who shared his nandroid has pm'd me.. but I guaged interest as low; and thus match my priority for uscc specific development. But you've raised it from a 1 to a 2 ;) If it gets to 10 it gets done right then.. but I got a list of tasks. Sadly those under 5, I have not been able to make time for despite my best efforts. If any other uscc users would like Team Blueridge attention, now would be the time to chime in with a +1
[HTC Wildfire S] puk3n:
thanks for the reply back :good: i do see that you have other things going on, would like too +1 again... was thinking that perhaps you might be able to not touch the rom? its definitely a uscc rom. nandroid BU would be sweet.
[HTC Wildfire S] gryffon:
Works with US Cellular A6230 Wildfire S

This ROM is working great on my US Cellular A6230 HTC Wildfire S

Nice to back to fully working ROM.. cannot find any customs that work with my model :/

Thanks very much chap..
[HTC Wildfire S] gryffon:
errr... hold up....

Hold up a sec... I don't seem to be able to install market apps from Google Play...When I try the phone reboots and I get a Tell HTC notice.. anything I should know? Is there any control over Apps2SD ?

US CELLULAR WILDFIRE S a6230 Marvel C Everyting seems to work great otherwise :D

Fixed! Was my own fault regarding the market apps, figured it out...
[HTC Wildfire S] gryffon:
safe to install OTA System Updates?

Hello,

This question refers to this ROM which I installed a week ago...

I have flashed this great, stable Stock Rom to work with my Marvelc Wildfire s, which took me forver to find and I'm very happy with. However, I have now got a notification stuck on the bar telling me there is a System Update available. My first question is; IS IT SAFE TO INSTALL THE OTA UPDATE OVER MY CURRENT ROOTED ROM? If so, is there anything I should know prior to doing that?

My second related question is; If it is not safe to install the update, or uneccessary, unimportant or just a plain nuisance, how do I get rid of the notification that will not clear and prevent them from appearing in the future?

Thanks in advance for your help!
[HTC Wildfire S] demi_fiend:
I don't think you can update it, you don't have the original HTC recovery that came on your phone anymore...if you don't want that message to pop up go to settings-->about phone--> and somewhere in there there's an option to turn the update checker off. sorry I don't know the exact menus I've been using cyanogen since august.
[HTC Wildfire S] gryffon:
Hmmmm... can't find the option to turn off update checker anywhere... like it doesn't exist.... ?? strange isn't it?
[HTC Wildfire S] demi_fiend:
it says "check for updates"
[HTC Wildfire S] insink71:
I know this is prob a pita.. But there is an old VM USA thread that answers disabling the updater. Should be same or similar for uscc rom. If you have trouble finding it, I'll look up and link post (in thread)

Rob
[HTC Wildfire S] gryffon:
demi_friend... I do NOT have that option...:p

insink71... If you could find that link regarding disabling the updater I would be very grateful, it's the only downside to this ROM I have... :D
[HTC Wildfire S] insink71:
link

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26340613&postcount=132
[HTC Wildfire S] gryffon:
Thanks!

That link did the job great! You know I tried searching for that yesterday using keywords "ota, notices and updates" but never got that result... strange that....

Anyway, thanks Rob, I did what was instructed with no issues, hopefully it prevents those stinky updates. I don't know why I would want to update anything while I have everything just how I like it.

You may want to add "Working with the US Cellular A6230" to your description as I know many folk are looking for a 'working' rom...

Cheers! :D