yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
We are alredy on the way!!

Now with Quarx having the Bravo is going to be the best thing for us!

Thanks Quarx!

EDIT:

Its faster now, somethings that were a bit slow now they are much faster.

I hope quarx post changes for the next release.
[Bravo Android Development] helldogg75:
Best...ROM...ever.
[Bravo Android Development] aleeyt:
I totally agree with you.
[Bravo Android Development] kevins547:
can i ask stupid question, how to install this rom ??? dead

my phone is rooted
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Install a custom recovery (2nd init defy) download this rom and copy it to the sdcard, install it and thats all.

Need more help?
[Bravo Android Development] kevins547:
my phone can't install file from unknowsource

and in my country can't find custom recovery on Google play store:(
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I will try to help you as much as I can, Im on the phone now.

Wait a minute, let me look for what you need.

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http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=803682

Superone click thread, download it, you dont have to root just click on enable non market apps.

Did you download 2nd init defy?
[Bravo Android Development] kevins547:
no, i didn't

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thank you so so much

maybe my computer risk, so can't open superoneclick, i will try it on another PC

again, thanks
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
2nd init defy

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1032212

Dissable you antivirus.

You can also install an app via adb with your computer.

Download sideload enabler for bravo (it is for enabling instaling apps off market)

http://www.4shared.com/android/-xpAg-0q/commotorolaandroidunknownenabl.html
[Bravo Android Development] PsyClip-R:
It's realy the fastest ROM for Bravo i've ever seen and have been using.

Totally not comparable to MIUI.

But I can't find current processor speed in this ROM.

(I know that MIUI runs 1 GHz)

Hope CM7.2 runs the same speed. My games run better then under MIUI.

Also I can't find how to setup upper sliding (notif.) pannel. Just wanna add few icons like "AutoRotate" and "Backlight"

Anyway, Thnx to Quarx
[Bravo Android Development] kevins547:
how can i install 2nd init defy ?

sideload enbler for bravo is not available in my country and i dont know how to install it with other program
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Cm 7 roms @ 1ghz but as you know is overclocked, this phone speed is 800mhz and I was told that cyanogen manager better graphics than miui.

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If you enabled non market apps with superone click root you just have to copy 2nd init defy to your sdcard and open the file explorer and browse to find the app and install it.

I posted a link for sideloader enabler, do you have adb installed on your pc? If so go to CMD and type "adb install sideloadenabler.apk"
[Bravo Android Development] kevins547:
i downloaded 2nd init defy.zip and copy it to my phone

i use astro file manager, but i don't know how to install with that type, i think it only install with .apk?

and i try to install sideload enabler a thousond times, but not succeed :confused:

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that's why i choose CM7 instead of MIUI, although everyone said MIUI is better than CM7 :)

but poor me, i fail a thousand times to install it

from install side load enabler 2 3 months ago, to CM7

WTF

*sadist*
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Unzip the file or something it shoild be apk

Im about arriving home, its 5.36 am here.

MIUI has a better look, thats all, a better look for everything I like that UI its really beautiful in every aspect, but inside its the same, I have not installed it because I have not found a good build for bravo with spanish.

I prefer cm7 instead.
[Bravo Android Development] kevins547:
i don't see any .apk when i extract that file

i quite, so tired, there are so much things, it mixed

INSTRUCTIONS:

2. Reboot your device in BootMenu/ClockWork

bootmeni, clock work, then Google APPS

i don't know why have too much thing but not explain

i give up and thank you so so much for try to helping me
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Im on my pc now, dont give up man!

Follow this link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24591354#post24591354

so we can talk about problems there!
[Bravo Android Development] helldogg75:
Anyone having issues getting music from play store?
[Bravo Android Development] paixiaofan:
settings---CMsettings---interface---notification power widget--widget button, then you will find what you want.
[Bravo Android Development] PsyClip-R:
Works perfectly for me ! Thanx a lot man !

It looks like this new build is the only hope for Bravo users. It's almost perfect yet powerful.

Where was ukrainian translation taken from ? - it's so terrible and unusable. From the first day of usin' MB520 use it in english.

UKR keyboard layout is terrible too. Need to install thirdy part software like Go Keyboard.

Another problem - i can't find how to switch Wi-Fi channels.

I definitely remember how i did that in MIUI but now i can't do that in CM
[Bravo Android Development] AwesomeChris:
Anyone using the one released today yet? If so, how much better is it?
[Bravo Android Development] helldogg75:
You are a machine, Quarx. Thank you.
[Bravo Android Development] mataflakitas:
Quarx

you are monster Quarx.......:D
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
CM9

Quarx released CM9. Downloading now.

http://quarx2k.ru

Thanks man.

Edit: US ATT apn isn't installed, use BravoMotorola's tutorial on his CM9 thread.

No data tethering either. ..I require that...dammit...back to using multi boot.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Will quarx post any log info for cm9?

I will create a thread for posting issues and your experiencies.
[Bravo Android Development] kevins547:
when i reboot, the LED light don't blink to notify me, so how can i know when to press volumn down to open recovery ?

i can i ask, Miui do not need Gapps, why CM7 should have
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Can't tell you why led doesn't work. Maybe hardware???

CM7(stock) needs gapps since it doesn't have them by default. Rom cooks like to add in gapps to make installs easier.

I also had my first cm7 crash typing this post. Autocorrect glitched and crashed keyboard.

You installed 2nd-init right??? If you're on cm7/9 or my miui you can reboot to recovery.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Maybe in the coming days we will receive a new update for CM7.

Release Candidate number 2 for CM7.2 has been released.

I hope to see something new.
[Bravo Android Development] kebuchan:
Back on here after about 6 months. I just installed 72-20120506-Nightly-Kobe, about 1/2 hour ago :-) First impressions.

Wholy crap! This thing is Fast! I still can't believe how responsive it is. The last firmware I had on it was really lagged, especially compared to my Atrix 4G. However, it's now pretty much on par as far as touch&feel, rotation, live wallpaper etc. go to the Atrix...

I have one problem though. I can't setup an account When I go through Settings -> Accounts & Sync -> Add account ->

The only thing I can do is "Add an Exchange account". I proceeded to add my gmail account but no luck! It keeps trying to add an exchange account.

I'm not sure if this is a bug with the 0506 Nightly or what.

Other than that one "bug", this thing is AWESOME!

Thanks Quarx!

Kevin.

PS - Will definitely donate.
[Bravo Android Development] feistygoat10:
You need to flesh the latest google apps for gingerbread and then you will he able to add your google account. You can download it here:

http://goo.im/gapps/

and then you boot to recovery and install the zip.
[Bravo Android Development] kebuchan:
Ok... I had BandroidX's recovery tool, used that to flash CM7.2, now I've lost the CWM recovery! So I can't flash gapps either. Unless there's another way to do this and I'm missing something.

Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks!
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Use Defy 2nd-Init

There's a halfass chance you'll have to flash the sbf after installing this. I've never installed BandroidX Recovery, Flash CM7, then install Defy 2nd-init. If you do have to sbf it, then just use Defy 2nd-init instead of BandroidX Recovery. Pisses me off because I found Defy 2nd-init the day after I purchased BandroidX (my first app purchase).
[Bravo Android Development] feistygoat10:
I may be missing something, but if you have already flashed cm7 there should be a built in recovery. With the phone turned on, just hold down the power button and when the window pops select reboot and it will then prompt you select reboot recovery.
[Bravo Android Development] kebuchan:
Hi FeistyGoat10 - Yes I had CM7, didn't know about the recovery option on there. Had the battery-no-charging issue due to corrupt FW I guess.. when I tried adding gapps. Anyways, messed it up! So I tried to do an SBF with RSD lite.

Right now it starts to boot, shows the Motorola logo and then loops between Moto logo and AT&T screen, both animated but it just keeps looping!!

Any ideas guys?

Thanks,

Kevin
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Turn on the phone by pressing power and volume down button, when you see the android with an exclamation image, press both volume buttons, move to wipe factory and cache (dont remember exactly).

Then reboot the phone! and you should be done!
[Bravo Android Development] cesargdmi:
the defy CM7.2 final is arrive.

waiting to port to bravo :)

thanks
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Its alive about 3 days ago, I hope quarx make the port soon.
[Bravo Android Development] mataflakitas:
josuearisty friend when going out cyanogem 7.2 for motorola bravo...:confused:

amigo josuearisty cuando va a salir cyanogem 7.2
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I was not refering to bravo cm7.2 I meant to defy, the STABLE nightly is out some days ago.

No me referia al cm7.2 del bravo, me referia al defy, la rom que salio ESTABLE salio hace unos dias.

Esperemos pronto el port oficial de quarx. Aunque hace dias que no me comunico con el otro amigo ruso, que habla con quarx.
[Bravo Android Development] mataflakitas:
aa ok amigo estaba un poco confuso
[Bravo Android Development] slowcurve:
how do i install the gapps?
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
Flash the gapps zip after you flash the rom
[Bravo Android Development] slowcurve:
thansks and one more question i went from stock to cm7.2 do i need 7.0 before going to 7.2?
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
Stock froyo to 7.2 shouldn't give any probs.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I have seen no activity from quarx these days on XDA.

Is he alive? :rolleyes:
[Bravo Android Development] cesargdmi:
Hello.

any update?

must be that the friend quartz is in other things :)

best regards
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Just been busy with the Novo 7

I'm currently merging Epsylon3's CM9 repository into the Kobe (Bravo) CM9 repo. Once I'm able to get that fully compiling and booting I'll do the same with the CM7 repository. Until Quarx decides to update the CM7 repo, that's the best I can offer....unless you want to port CM7 over. Its not hard to do, just look in these forums and you find a guide, I've posted 2-3 over time and don't want to again... :p

My CM9 fully compiles, partially boots now; but I missed adding one of Epsy's repos in, changed to his vendor/motorola which didn't contain Kobe, so I just reverted back to Quarx's vendor/motorola and am about 5 minutes into the latest compile.
[Bravo Android Development] BravoMotorola:
Awesome, can't wait. And do you know if theres any way to have hwa on everything but that youtube app since it's the only thing that has problems with it?
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
CM9 right? Just use the HWUI tool to and enable everything, then add youtube to the hwui blacklist. The last Skank I was on, SystemUI and Trebuchet acted real funny with HWUI enabled, almost to the point of breaking the system. I ended up having to use adb shell from the bootmenu to remove them from the /data/hwui.allow folder, so be careful when enabling everything. While its a pita, its best to just enable one app at a time, reboot and see if any problems come up.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Are talking about the lastest cm9 for bravo? Where do you add apps to blacklist or something like that?

I would like to see the lastest cm7.2 RC3 working bravo, it is said to be a stable version for all roms.
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
It would also probably be easier to do than porting over from Epsy's branch, which is a pita....I've had to point some parts to Quarx's repo due to changes that don't work on the Bravo.

While it wouldn't be true RC3, I could (attempt) compiling CM7 straight from the repo which would at least have the CM parts and apps updated, then I could start on the Defy merge at a later time (I'm more interested in ICS).

I'll start on the CM7 tomorrow sometime.....or the day after.....Depends on what happens in life.
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
CM7 built and compiled with no problems. Not releasing it since it was just a compile test & its missing a few things that need to be merged in from the Defy. There aren't many things that need to be merged in, mainly boosted, sio, Defy Parts, and some other small things. I'll get to that when I get off tomorrow and I should have something in a few days.....I may switch to Fuzz or Maniac103's repo for CM7 since Epsy and Quarx are more interested in CM9, probably Maniac's...Any suggestions from CM7 users on which repo I should switch to for CM7 kangs?

Currently compiling CM9 with Salad Bar support (Compiling for an hour now). I ended up reverting back to Quarx's repos (for the most part) since Epsy's were giving me tons of compile errors and Quarx's are setup with the Bravo in mind. After 2 days and not getting anywhere with the Epsy merge, I figure just sticking to Quarx's repos is best until I can learn more about git and the build process better.

@josuearisty

Care to elaborate on ParanoidAndroid's problems? Saw you post over there and it made me curious.

Everything from May6 upwards needs to be merged in to CM7

Also, Motoinspired 1.4 works on CM7, just not everything is themed Motostyle.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Excellent that you bring the last release to bravo, I apreciate your work, I prefer cm7 over cm9 because at least its fully working, its said too that cm7.2 rc3 is stable, I'd like to try it. :victory:

I dont understand the last part of your comment when talk to me about paranoidandroid... :eek:

On the other hand, you maybe know something about changing transtions in a rom.

Once you modded a cm7 rom from quarx where you changed transitions, I would like to change it for original gingerbread transitions, just to try.

Do you know what I mean?
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Just need to do those defy changes and switch to a more up to date CM7 framework repo for RC3.

I thought I saw you posting a comment about ParanoidAndroid from the Defy Forums running on the Bravo with a few problems. I'm surprised that they're porting instead of compiling from source.

For the framework animations, I used the UOT Kitchen. All you have to do is upload framework-res.apk and systemui.apk and mod them accordingly (or a theme.apk, but not all of them work -- try androidian or cyanbread since they always work). Its really easy to do. You can also use Rom Toobox from JRummy (in the Market).
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I saw a post in defy forums that cm7 will use the new drivers used with ICS for full HWA.

New doors are opened for us. Next step cm10 :p
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Sounds awesome. Didn't see anything on git-hub for the ICS drivers on GB. Finished merging most of maniac103's repo over to the Bravo and pointed most of the sources to his repos. Just started compiling a few minutes ago.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
The guy said that even GB worked with some hacked files or something like that, which now there is no need to be hacked.

Is it me or the ICS rom is a little bit slower than before? :rolleyes:

----------------------------------------

EDIT:

It was the same kabaldan! :D
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Let me try this now I have some free time, I'll let you know about it!
[Bravo Android Development] dojlimi:
thanks

thank you very much

this is the best

now i have over 245ram free :good:
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
I have an updated CM7 here. While this rom it good, its 2 months out of date. I should have an updated CM7 late tonight, as in 18 hours from now -- work, then have to update my Kobe repo, and finally compile.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Entropy512:
3/5/2012 Release:

Overclocking to 1.2 GHz (use SetCPU or a similar app to enable)

Support for running scripts in /system/etc/init.d

3/3/2012 Release:

Voltage control (no overclock yet, coming next)

1/29/2012 Release:

charginghacks from Infuse: Charging current on a wall adapter raised to 800 mA at lower battery, dropping to 700, then 600 (stock), then 550 (slightly below stock) as battery voltage reaches maximum. This gives overall lower charge times while trying to not stress the battery too much.

Also, final charge termination happens earlier - while this results in slightly less battery capacity per charge, it will help the battery retain capacity over time.

1/23/2012 Release:

Initramfs: Standard bootanimation support. Place a standard bootanimation in /system/media/bootanimation.zip - Note: The "stock" bootup sound still plays.

1/22/2012 Release:

A few bugfixes and power management improvements pulled in from other kernels

Ability to disable per-file fsync() - good for benchmark epeen, potentially dangerous for your data

1/14/2011 Release:

Initial release
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Entropy512:
FAQ

Q: Why does CWM default to my external SD card for backup/restore/flashing ZIPs?

A: This is the standard for Android devices going forward - internal on /emmc and external on /sdcard

Q: How do I enter CWM?

A: Until ROMs come out that have extended power menu mods: Power off your device, then:

Hold VolUp

Hold Power

Release Power when the SAMSUNG screen appears (continue holding VolUp)

Release VolUp when CWM appears

Q: I'm still not rooted?

As stated in the features, an insecure kernel only provides root in an ADB shell. Either use ADB to push /system/bin/su and /system/app/Superuser.apk and chmod them to the correct permissions, or take the easy way out and flash ChainsDD's Superuser package in CWM - http://androidsu.com/superuser/

Q: I used ROM Manager to do something, and something weird happened/went wrong. Why?

A: ROM Manager has not worked properly on any device I have ever owned. It softbricked any Infuse that had Voodoo Lagfix enabled, and never works properly on the SGH-I777. The only thing I've ever seen it do right was install gapps on CM7 on the I777.

Q: My battery will never charge past 80%, why?

A: The way Samsung estimates state of charge on our devices is extremely primitive and, in general, poor. Instead of a dedicated fuel gauge IC, they have tried to estimate battery directly from voltage with some funky compensation offsets depending on current operating state - the offset for wall charging is so high that it is impossible for the battery to read higher than 80% when on a wall charger unless you're putting the device under heavy load to activate some of the other compensation offsets. Sometimes it seems like the compensation code doesn't "kick in" when plugging in a charger, allowing you to see a higher number, other times it'll get "stuck on" even after removing the charger. The general thing, though, is that any percentage estimates of battery state are WILDLY inaccurate.

Q: Can you implement Voodoo Sound?

A: No - We have the same audio chip as the Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Note (Yamaha MC1N2) - Voodoo Sound requires a Wolfson WM8994.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Entropy512:
Documentation on "dangerous" features:

Per-File fsync() disable:

This allows you to disable per-file write forced syncs. (e.g. if an app tries to force a write straight to disk, it'll just go to cache). This achieves the same goal as the modded sqlite hacks seen in tweaks such as USAS, however it can be disabled at runtime.

WARNING: THIS CAN CAUSE DATA LOSS OR CORRUPTION IN A CRASH

To enable, do the following in a terminal, or add it to an init.d script (look at my ondemand script as an example):

echo "1" > /sys/module/sync/parameters/fsync_disabled

And to disable (return to the default):

echo "0" > /sys/module/sync/parameters/fsync_disabled

Good for around 200 points of epeen in the database benchmarks in Antutu or 500-600 points of epeen in Quadrant. Real-world benefit: Probably not worth the data integrity risk, but you've got a choice now.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Entropy512:
*reserved for whatever the heck I forgot above*
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Mrktmind:
Thanks a ton Entropy512!! Been waiting for this.

Going to have to buy you a six pack via the Donate button!
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] rumirand:
Congrats Entropy512. I'm really thankful for your cooperation.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] azoller1:
Its finally here!! Thanks so much entropy
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] klin1344:
Nice job entropy! Good to see that there is at least some development going on for these devices. This makes me wish I got a 5.0 instead..but I'm stuck with a 4.0.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] JeffR714:
Thank You

I myself along with others appreciate you developing for the Galaxy Player 5.0 it is a great music player and it falls in the Galaxy family its a good device

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent Blue Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Zei:
Says we can use Odin...do see put this in a phone or pda slot
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Entropy512:
PDA - only modems go in phone I believe.

Just like flashing any other kernel in Odin.

Edit: CRAP I have Heimdall instructions but Heimdall won't work on the Player... I'm so habitually used to Heimdalling...
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] apapousek:
Would a factory stock image + root + this be good enough to post if done w/ the backup/restore feature?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] zaclimon:
Yes when you use odin you will need to put the rom in PDA slot.If yiu use heimdall you will need to extract and flash the files separatly.

I hope this helps.:D

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Heimdall does work on the player. I use it.:D