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[Motorola Droid X2] 6Flip9:
Dilemma: My phone will not ring, it just vibrates. Sound is on, notifications beeps, but no ringtone ....

I've cycled through vibrate, sound, and silent on the toggle with no luck.

Sent from my MB870
[Motorola Droid X2] A2Trip:
Have you messed with anything in CM settings? Maybe you got quite hours on? Play around with both CM settings sounds and regular setting sounds.

Sent From My Locked Down Rooted Motorola DROID X2/MB870 Running CyanogenMod 7.2.0-RC1
[Motorola Droid X2] 6Flip9:
No luck yet with the sound .... :-/

Sent from my MB870
[Motorola Droid X2] A2Trip:
That's odd...haven't seen anyone else post an issue like that. How long ago did you flash this ROM? May need to do a data, cache and dav cache wipe. Maybe just try a cache and dav cache wipe as I'm sure you dont want to lose your data and apps.

Sent From My Locked Down Rooted Motorola DROID X2/MB870 Running CyanogenMod 7.2.0-RC1
[Motorola Droid X2] chewybang:
I know this sounds dumb but select a different ringtone and see if it works.
[Motorola Droid X2] 6Flip9:
I've tried a cache wipe, messed with vibrate settings, did a restore of "system" from earlier nand (not data), changed the ring tone

I have had it since rc0, recent reflash of rc1 trying to do away w/ speedy7 (killing my battery)

Sent from MB870 W/ Cm7.2 Rc1 MASHUP V2

SUCESS I THINK YES...
[Motorola Droid X2] Lorenzo VonMatterhorn:
sd card issue

i am getting an error "sd card cannot be read please make sure it is plugged in 'an' mounted." the grammar on this rom sucks, but after showing this error it says "sd card will be unmounted" and yet it is still there and accessable through root explorer. i love this rom but the reasn i left alpha was all these bugs. anyone know how to fix this? it does it on EVERY reboot.
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
Try unmounting, then remounting. That randomly stopped them for me awhile ago.
[Motorola Droid X2] jsgraphicart:
I dont think its a ROM issue since most people arent having this problem. Have you tried just simply removing the SD Card and re-inserting it?
[Motorola Droid X2] Lorenzo VonMatterhorn:
sd card

i have never had this error before either. and i tried unmounting and remounting in settings as well as recovery. in recovery it said emmc was unaccessable, and it was on the unmounted list . but like i said both remained accessable through root explorer and other things....very strange. i restored my last nandroid and the problem seems to have stopped. i did about five reboots since with no error message. i know a decent amount about all of this through reading, and i surely havent changed anyhting i shouldnt have, the only thing i was doing since the nandroid was messing with zipthemer. which doesnt seem like it would cause this. besides this single incident the beta of CM7 is amazing.
[Motorola Droid X2] almania6:
Hey how can I install the stock camera and gallery on to this mod? I tried a bunch of things and it justice wont install. I like the full screen on the stock camera and the gallery that comes with this mod always screws with my photos
[Motorola Droid X2] CarlosBattousai:
Stock camera? You mean the Blur camera that first came with your phone?

Ya, you can't install that. You'd need the Blur framework which was ripped out. Anything Motorola made pretty much won't work on this rom since where're Blur free.
[Motorola Droid X2] almania6:
Ya that's what I meant. Ow that sucks. Ow well lol this rom rocks anyway. Thanks for the info
[Motorola Droid X2] CarlosBattousai:
Anytime dude. Trust me you won't miss blur at all XD After you notice how instantly quick everything is you'll wonder why the fork did moto put al this crappy coding/skin on such a powerful device.
[Motorola Droid X2] Pixelation:
Check under CyanogenMod Settings/Sound...there are a ton of options there. By default cm comes with vibration on.I've had the issue your talking about, and most everything fur sound/vibration can be resolved here. Gl

DROID DOES, Apple did...like I forgot when
[Motorola Droid X2] blackangel104:
How do I get rid of the speedy script? I think it's slowing my phone down ...

Follow me on twitter @blackangel104 #ToonamisBackBitches - Stay Gold, Bang
[Motorola Droid X2] 6Flip9:
@ BlackAngel

Try a Nand advance restore of system. Speedy ruins everything.... battery, speed, feel like everything falls apart lol
[Motorola Droid X2] CarlosBattousai:
You can use Root Explorer or whatever file manger you use to move the script from the init.d folder.

If you don't know where that is go to the root of your internal memory system then etc then click on the init.d folder. From there I'd move them to folder on your SD card to compare how your phone running.
[Motorola Droid X2] blackangel104:
Ok I did what you suggested, but when I moved the file it still remained in the folder and I can't delete it from that folder

Follow me on twitter @blackangel104 #ToonamisBackBitches - Stay Gold, Bang
[Motorola Droid X2] CarlosBattousai:
With Root Explorer you have to be mounted on R/W (Read and Write) Not R/O (Read Only). When you open Root Explorer at the top you'll see what it's mounted as if your on R/O next to it you'll see "Mount R/W . If that doesn't work there maybe something in the setting to switch it,but it's been so long I don't remember atm

Edit: Ohh that's right by default some folder have diff presets R/W R/O Go to the init.d folder and loo at the top and you'll see the R/W R/O setting.

You want it to be on r/w the text is tiny and hard to see soo just look at the gray box if you see "Mount R/w" that means that folder is set to R/o hit the gray box and it'll read "Mount R/O".
[Motorola Droid X2] blackangel104:
Ok thanks, I got it now

Follow me on twitter @blackangel104 #ToonamisBackBitches - Stay Gold, Bang
[Motorola Droid X2] A2Trip:
Mash up is pretty good on this ROM. I've deffinitly noticed a difference in stock CM and Running the mash up MOD. (Speeds better, faster responce and all around better) This is also IMHO. Others may have not noticed anything. I think for the most part people would agree though that mash up is the way to go on this ROM or even eclipse.

Sent From My Locked Down Rooted Motorola DROID X2/MB870 Running CyanogenMod 7.2.0-RC1
[Motorola Droid X2] Citizen_Snips:
I personally tested all CM7 versions of the mash up. Stock, 1, 2 & 3. Averaged data speed as well as signal strength on both 3g and WIFI. Version 3 was a winner (for me) with the highest average boost in WIFI speeds. 3G increased slightly, but not a lot. That could just be the area I'm in, though. I averaged 10 speed/signal tests per mash up version. Mash up definitely helped me with wifi speeds, no question. Sometimes I find my wifi still connected after a decent sleep time using v3, and if it does disconnect it's back almost immediately after waking. I never run CM7 without it. Highly recommended!

Almost forgot, version 3 also increased my overall battery life :)
[Motorola Droid X2] tallyforeman:
I really couldn't notice a difference mashed up V3 over CM7 right out of the box. I almost wanna say just running CM7 alone works just as good if not better than trying to "juice it up."
[Motorola Droid X2] Oldblackcrow:
I'm almost in agreement with you... my WiFi is still on the fritz but it actually seems worse since the mashup. Still testing battery, but that seems to have improved somewhat but still in full test mode.

Droid X2 CM7
[Motorola Droid X2] 6Flip9:
@ oldblackcrow what superuser version and bianary you running
[Motorola Droid X2] Oldblackcrow:
I have a feeling you go me here... Cm7 stock SuperUser 3.0.7

Binary 3.0.3.2

Droid X2 CM7
[Motorola Droid X2] Oldblackcrow:
I assume I can download a better Super User... my question; can I freeze/uninstall the stock SU once the new one is running?

Droid X2 CM7
[Motorola Droid X2] trafalger888:
Use superSU it is much better and yes you can disable it.
[Motorola Droid X2] Oldblackcrow:
It kept FCing on me... even waited several minutes after reboot (did both hard and soft) and would FC upon asking for permission. Back to old SU. :-(

Droid X2 CM7
[Motorola Droid X2] trafalger888:
That's strange...the dev has a thread here on XDA I don't have a link handy but there maybe some guidance available there
[Motorola Droid X2] Oldblackcrow:
Just to give the steps I took:

1. Downloaded and installed superSU

2. Renamed SuperUser.apk to SuperUser.Baker

3. Hard boot

4. Opened Root Explorer - SuperSU asks for permission and I tap OK. Nothing happens. A few seconds later FC and I send notice. I wait 2 or 3 minutes and try again. Wash, rinse, repeat.

5. Soft reboot. Same thing

6. Hard boot. It comes back working for a couple apps. Great! Then I go to CPU speed control and FC again.

7. Hard boot. Got into Root Explorer and it allowed it but wouldn't go into Titanium Backup. I changed the original superuser back to .apk and unistalled SuperSU.

That's it. I'll check the forums you suggested. Thanks!

Droid X2 CM7
[Motorola Droid X2] 6Flip9:
@ old black crow. If you have an old nand with su not updated , apply system restore in advanced recovery and then install supersu. When the bianary updated it screws everything up. Even supersu.

As far as I can tell u have to rsd to get it back to normal but I didn't have a nand to fall back on.
[Motorola Droid X2] Oldblackcrow:
Aw man... don't think I have a nand for older binaries ... but I'll have to wait until next weekend. I appreciate your help!

Droid X2 CM7
[Motorola Droid X2] Citizen_Snips:
Saw you guys were asking about SuperSU so I figured I'd give it a try since i got it working on CM9. I took the CM7 rom zip and deleted superuser.apk from system apps then I deleted su from xbin and replaced them with those files from the SuperSU v.90 zip found here on xda....worked on first boot, but I seem to have lost root after a reboot. SuperSU and any apps requiring su permission would freeze and eventually FC. I had to reboot into stock android recovery and wipe cache only. I seem to have root restored, but will try again after another reboot...

Edit: root seems to persist through reboots now. I was experiencing a lot of lag, FC and freezes. I think this is partly due to restoring apps+data from titanium backup. Currently in the process of factory reset/ data wipe. Will only re install apps - no data and see if i get the same errors

Cyanogenmod all day
[Motorola Droid X2] ddyourself:
wifi constantly disconnect itself

overall, cm7 is a much faster rom compare to the stock one, but wifi is far from perfect.

It takes a long time to connect, sometimes it just stays in the connecting->scanning->disconnect loop for good. I had to reboot the phone multiple times to get it connected.

But that's not the worst if it can stay connected. It will disconnect itself for no reason, even though I have changed the wifi setting and flashed the wifi and dialer fix. It simply does not work.

In my work place, there are multiple access points, you can imagine how much frustration I have when I take a walk in the building and then see the wifi simply refuses to connect again.

The stock rom does not have these issues. I have been running it for quite a while, but it got so slow, I simply couldn't take it anymore.
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
Back on my cm7 after several months and keeping it light with very few apps running in the background has made it a very enjoyable experience. One ill prolong until I switch phones.
[Motorola Droid X2] Citizen_Snips:
SuperSU was giving me problems. Sometimes it wouldn't load. Apps requiring root would hang. I thought root was gone, but going to Manage Running Apps, force close, clear data and restarting the app would work. It would grant root access to apps again. Even new ones downloaded from the market. When I manually rebooted- all the apps that were set to allow/remember would prompt me again. So I would have like 7 prompts popping up at once, which would freeze of and cause a FC. Back on regular cm7

Cyanogenmod all day
[Motorola Droid X2] csking33:
I just flashed back to this rom (full sbf due to not paying attention to what I was doing) after being on cm9 for a while and am not having any of the wifi problems. I did have them on cm7 before, and if i had the issues that you were having I would toggle wifi off/on and it would (usually) connect. I do suggest that you try to sbf and flash back to this and see if that helps. Hope I can help out, don't want you to go back to stock just because of wifi issues :)
[Motorola Droid X2] ddyourself:
Thanks! I did the same as you have done, flashed and test drove cm9 a little bit. It is slower and more laggy, but wifi is definitely more stable. But I absolutely need the camera so I sbf'ed and reflashed cm7. As you said, this time, it is a little bit better, with wifi on/off, it can reconnect; otherwise, I still see the connection loop. Another interesting thing I observed is that if I leave the wifi sleeping policy to "never", it has more trouble to connect. But if I leave it as "sleep when the screen is turned off", it actually never sleep.
[Motorola Droid X2] gmull70:
dsp manager

DSP always crashes when just plugging in headphones
[Motorola Droid X2] ddyourself:
same for me, simply don't set dsp. but I reverted back to the stock rom, wifi is the deal breaker.
[Motorola Droid X2] tallyforeman:
What is the trick to keep the screen backlight on while in a call? Or, how do you keep the screen on to use the dialpad or select speaker phone? In the settings, I have checked keep screen on longer during a call, but it only blinks at me.

If I lay it on a table and the phone is perfectly level, the screen will turn on......

I can't even hang up manually or even use any functions on my phone untilled the other person hangs up. I really don't want to use the power button to end a call. I like that to turn the screen on, or at least try.
[Motorola Droid X2] Oldblackcrow:
I don't experience that... if I'm on WiFi, I talk to my wife on speaker and check Facebook / surf the web. I didn't even know there was a setting for keeping the screen on longer during a call.

Droid X2 CM7
[Motorola Droid X2] tallyforeman:
I don't believe there is a setting like that. I can't get the screen to stay on long enough to select speaker phone.

I can trick it and be ready for it to do what it does but I have to be ready or I'll miss it haha.

Edit:

Got it figured out under phone preferences.Yea buddy!!!!!!!
[Motorola Droid X2] Brinkley:
Much better than the stock ROM.

I installed this and like it. I don't seem to have the wifi problem mentioned earlier in this thread.

I did have some trouble installing it. Well not really a problem with the install, it's just that I had to do it three times. (ok go ahead and laugh)

First time install it went smooth. Then set it all up like I want it. Then after reboot it hangs on the logo screen. (not the M. but the splash screen with the android on a skateboard and the counter clockwise arrow circle thing)

Second time same thing. Had to sbf and start over those two times.

Third time was a charm. Go figure.

The only thing that I did different the third time was not install the patched clockwork bootstrap. I've been using it for a while now and no more hangup, so if you are doing this and it hangs after reboot, don't install the patched boot strap after flashing. If something goes wrong you can always go back to stock with SBF and then try again. (as long as you don't brick it! :eek:)

--Brink
[Motorola Droid X2] ninjasailas:
You don't use the patched bootstrap until after you've installed cm7. It sounds like you used the patched bsr on stock. Correct me if I'm wrong
[Motorola Droid X2] Brinkley:
Bootstrap issues...

No, I waited till after the CM7 to install the patched bootstrap. (for first and second try) I just figured since I was experiencing the problem during the boot phase, that I would skip the recovery bootstrap. So the third install I didn't do that and didn't have the problem either.

Recovery is nice and all but there is always SBF for emergency. Also there is adb shell for manual backups and I have the pro version of TitaniumBU so I don't feel threatened by lack of bootstrap mod.

--Brink
[Motorola Droid X2] ninjasailas:
Right on. I actually prefer to sbf myself just to have that clean system even back up my SD to the computer and reformat both int. And ext. most the time
[Motorola Droid X2] almania6:
Hey I got an issue here. Don't think I've seen this problem on this thread. My pictures sometimes disappear and zip files usually delete them selves after I reboot from recovery and I can't backup my rom to my external SD it just disappears after reboot. Anyone know any solutions? Thanks
[Motorola Droid X2] Triscuit:
Yikes, sounds like you might have a bad SD card, if you can, try to reformat it from a computer first that can solve some issues. If not, it might be time for a new card.
[Motorola Droid X2] almania6:
Ya I bought a cheep Chinese 32 gb but I think it was only a 4 gb in reality lol cuz I have less then 4 gb's on if now and its working fine. But whenever I backup my Tom and try to restore it. It always seas md5 mismatch?
[Motorola Droid X2] Brinkley:
Missing Files Woes...

Hey check This to see if almania6 hit the nail on the head.
[Motorola Droid X2] almania6:
Yeah I should probably test it lol
[Motorola Droid X2] wareju:
I used to get the md5 mismatch when I renamed the backup folders a certain way, may not be the case here just thought I'd share.
[Motorola Droid X2] taz1458:
A few things I've noticed and just want to make sure it's OK. Whenever I try to wipe dalvik cache, it says something about can't mount something on the e drive but it wipes it. Secondly, I have to plug mine into the charger on the bsr on order for it to go to cwm. Is this OK?

Sent from my Motocrap Droid X2 w/ CM7
[Motorola Droid X2] Scur827:
I get the same message, everything works fine regardless.

And Bootstrap must be plugged into the wall charger to work. Bootstrap Recovery kinda hijacks the "charging while powered off" display, that's it's door into the system.
[Motorola Droid X2] taz1458:
Was just wondering cause it says on the bsr it dont need plugged in.

Sent from my Motocrap Droid X2 w/ CM7
[Motorola Droid X2] Scur827:
Oh! CM7 bootstrap. Yeah, it says that, but it never did for me either. I still had to plug into the wall. But I figured as long as it still worked, I could live with it.
[Motorola Droid X2] taz1458:
Gotcha thanks. Next question, is there anyway to turn off the stock lockscreen? It pops up everytime before go locker.

Sent from my Motocrap Droid X2 w/ CM7
[Motorola Droid X2] Citizen_Snips:
Try going to Settings > Cyanogenmod Settings > Interface > Notification Power Widget > Notification Power Buttons

"Lockscreen" should be disabled by default. Check/Enable it. Pull down your notification bar and select the lockscreen toggle. Now click it. The indicator should now fade and system lockscreen is disabled. You can disable this once finished. Make sure "Enable Go Locker" is also checked from its settings.

Also try Settings > Location & Security > Set Up Screen Lock > None

You can set up a pin/pattern/gesture unlock from GO Locker settings

That should disable all screen locks besides go! Let me know if that works for you.
[Motorola Droid X2] taz1458:
Worked perfectly. Thank you!

Sent from my Motocrap Droid X2 w/ CM7
[Motorola Droid X2] wareju:
I think that's a bit of trolling, hence the smiley face. Got me too the first time, but yeah still needs plugged in.
[Motorola Droid X2] wareju:
-- double post --
[Motorola Droid X2] Citizen_Snips:
On other phones that aren't locked down, you actually don't need to plug in. Just install recovery>recovery mode will work. No trolling lol, it's just a limitation on our specific device :(
[Motorola Droid X2] wareju:
Right but we're talking about bootstrap recovery, a recovery specifically for locked devices. That they say to plug into nothing when you obviously need to seemed a bit troll to me.
[Motorola Droid X2] Maximinus I:
Our recovery is just a modified cwm. So it was never actually designed for us. I imagine no trolling was meant it was just left in by accident. You use bootstrapping to be able to run cwm. Two seperate things.
[Motorola Droid X2] Citizen_Snips:
Yeah buddy!! Probably should have mentioned that in my other post lol. It was just made to work for our phones, not designed specifically for it, so those instructions aren't device specific :p

On another note, sever weather seems to have broken my wifi :mad:

Power was knocked out three times today :( . Obviously, the router reset all three times. My laptop/ps3 have no trouble staying connected, but my cell does. CM7 will randomly drop wifi while I use my phone. I never had this problem before the storm about 7 hours ago. I was running mash up v3, flashed back stock, put v3 back on and reset my router pressing the reset button with a paper clip. No luck, still drops out randomly. Wifi sleep policy is set to never as well.

Anyone have any ideas how to fix? Lol kinda getting annoying when the little red bar on the bottom of YouTube showes the video fully buffered but stops half way through :banghead:
[Motorola Droid X2] Scur827:
Routers are weird. Try unplugging both your router and modem. Wait a good ten seconds and plug your modem back in. Wait until you're sure it's completely finished rebooting then plug your router back in. I'm not sure about the specifics, but this has fixed my WiFi more than once when simply rebooting the router wouldn't.
[Motorola Droid X2] Citizen_Snips:
Aha thanks! Resetting the modem worked. Thanks again!
[Motorola Droid X2] yesod7:
Camera Settings Not Clickable?

Hey y'all, Droid X@ rockin' the Dragonzkiller CM7 and loving it! One question: my camera settings. They show up when I click the settings icon when the camera is on, but I can't click to change the focus mode, flash mode, etc. The Timer option IS clickable, though. Any ideas? :confused::silly::eek:
[Motorola Droid X2] grnsl2:
I can tell you that when certain certainn options are set within Scene mode that other options like focus and flash may be disabled. If you scroll down to the bottom of that menu there is a restore defaults option. I'd start there and see if the rest clears up.
[Motorola Droid X2] droidzika:
focus adjustment button slides ..other options are clicking for me

Sent from my Sexy beast, MB870 CM7.
[Motorola Droid X2] gmull70:
calling issuies

all of a sudden my dx2 runnig cm7.2 for about 3 weeks started having a funny issue it seems that when making a call i need to put call on speaker to here anything putting reciever to ear no sound i checked volume did reboot and battery pull also reset phone with *228. nothing has worked. any ideas thanks in advance
[Motorola Droid X2] yesod7:
Thanks!

I thought I had checked the scene mode, but apparently not! It was in "Snow" mode. Thanks!:cyclops:;):cool:
[Motorola Droid X2] grnsl2:
Don't ya love crap like that? I do that all the time. :)

Do you have any other program that can put sound to your earpeice within the phone? For example I know Google voicemail will play through the earpiece unless you press the speaker button. If something like that isn't working either, i would suspect hardware. Never heard of the issue, much less with CM7.
[Motorola Droid X2] wesfree:
I had the same thing happen to me a few months back. Wipe and reflash cm7 fixed it for me.
[Motorola Droid X2] gbatt:
I just flashed to CM7 using the directions provided here, which I followed to a T, and had no issues flashing, but this thing is running horribly now.

WiFi is slow as heck, half the apps I try to run crash, games, camera, even Google Voice!

When I try to restart it hangs at shutting down and I have to pull the battery.

Any Ideas? Is this normal?

I don’t want to but I think I may have to RSD back to stock
[Motorola Droid X2] taz1458:
Please delete this. Figured it out

Sent from my Motocrap Droid X2 w/ CM7
[Motorola Droid X2] 6Flip9:
Did u rsd in the first place or go over previous cm7 or another rom. If you flashed a nand back from 2.3.5 the kernal will still be 2.3.5 causing issues your describing. All else fails possible bad download :(
[Motorola Droid X2] gbatt:
I RSD'd to 2.3.4, then followed all the instructions verbatim, and I mean verbatim.

Now I think I've bricked my droid, I attempted to RSD back to 2.3.4 and Im in "Droid" boot loop