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[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] SonicSoul95:
The ROM doesn't run verly well on my DZ :(( The Sim is every time locked and i can't unlock the SIM :( Please fix that :(
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] lineaira:
The OP is working on that, in the mean time you can also install the latest radio and the matching lib-ril and gps so files by the link in the first post. That solves the problem.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] crosscoder:
I have had the V3 ROM installed for a few days and, over all, it is pretty good. There are a couple of things I have noticed: 1) I still see garbled text on occasion 2) The voice input on the stock keyboard doesn't work. Not sure if these are just me or not.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] dj_e:
Screenshot does not work. LG camera is also capable of recording an image.

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[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] tOz666:
I'm using RC2 V3 with 3.x kernel for a few days now, and so far it has no annoying bugs, except for wifi disconnects, still waiting for the OP to post the fixed version he mentioned.:angel:

Message notifications (WhatsApp, GMail, etc.) with sound and vibration weren't working, notifications sounded but didn't vibrate, even if I configured them to do so. I've fixed it using Sound Manager https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roozen.SoundManagerv2&hl=es, and choosing under Vibrate Settings, 'Vibrate whenever possible"
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Keon91:
Great rom!

Why does my phone report only 360 MB memory under /settings/about phone/ and not 512 MB?

I have KSM enabled, maybe that makes the difference?
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Killer1desireZ:
The rest of the memory is used for system apps.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] adamz667:
Not for system apps, but for kernel, GPU, radio etc.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Bodarko:
This Rom is a tragedy. Conversations with my clients were terminated after approximately 5 seconds.

Rom install with a full format partition.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] dj_e:
I have 2 routers at home. Act as an extension, so often that I have time I switch between them. I am writing this because I restarted the phone to me. Restart occurred when turned off and then turned on. Typically switches are traveling alone, but sometimes helping him. Today, the test did not include wi-fi so I waited a few seconds and restart ... :(

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[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Corias:
Did you try to format system, data and cache partitions to ext4 before installing this ROM?

BTW, jerl, what's with multilingual support? At least give me a clue how can I assign shift+space combo to a single button.

Also here is my mirror for latest version
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] crosscoder:
Activating Wifi hotspot makes the phone freeze about 80% of the time for me.

Here are the logcat messages before it quits...

D/Tethering( 181): sendTetherStateChangedBroadcast 1, 0, 0
E/hostapd ( 2249): Could not set channel for kernel driver
D/Tethering( 181): Tethering wlan0
D/Tethering( 181): InitialState.processMessage what=2
D/Tethering( 181): sendTetherStateChangedBroadcast 0, 0, 0
E/hostapd ( 2249): wlan0: Unable to setup interface.
W/hostapd ( 2249): Could not connect to kernel driver.
D/Tethering( 181): Tethered wlan0
D/Tethering( 181): sendTetherStateChangedBroadcast 0, 1, 0
E/hostapd ( 2249): Failed to remove interface (ifidx=18)
W/Netd ( 112): No subsystem found in netlink event
D/NetlinkEvent( 112): Unexpected netlink message. type=0x11
D/Tethering( 181): MasterInitialState.processMessage what=1
D/TetherController( 112): Setting IP forward enable = 1
D/ConnectivityService( 181): ConnectivityChange for mobile: CONNECTED/CONNECTED
W/NetworkStats( 181): dropping UID delta from unknown iface: iface=rmnet0 uid=0 set=DEFAULT tag=0x0 rxBytes=52 rxPackets=1 txBytes=430 txPackets=6 operations=0
W/NetworkStats( 181): dropping UID delta from unknown iface: iface=wlan0 uid=0 set=DEFAULT tag=0x0 rxBytes=0 rxPackets=0 txBytes=196 txPackets=3 operations=0
W/NetworkStats( 181): dropping UID delta from unknown iface: iface=rmnet0 uid=0 set=DEFAULT tag=0x0 rxBytes=0 rxPackets=0 txBytes=56 txPackets=1 operations=0
W/NetworkStats( 181): dropping UID delta from unknown iface: iface=wlan0 uid=0 set=DEFAULT tag=0x0 rxBytes=0 rxPackets=0 txBytes=132 txPackets=2 operations=0
D/dalvikvm( 181): GC_EXPLICIT freed 1321K, 33% free 7501K/11079K, paused 3ms+10ms
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Inarus:
Is VOIP working in V4? I tried some older version and VOIP was not working (internal or external client, due to Andromadus ICS thread it is some problem with drivers propably..)
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] 313dash:
On my end I haven't had any issues at all. I did get one reboot when turning on hotspot on first try. Now the issue is resolved.

Thanks Jerl keep up the good work.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] tOz666:
Flashed V4 today and had no issues, but I have to test wifi disconnections yet, when I return home from my vacation time. Hope they have been fixed.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] brettf:
Same with me on the calls getting dropped after 5 seconds. (Only calls that I make, incoming calls don't drop)
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] dj_e:
Phone calls with me are working in both directions.

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[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] SonicSoul95:
The Wfifi Hotspot and the Camera are buggy -.-
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Corias:
Wifi hotspot causes reboot for me, camera works OK except image transform options in camcorder
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] dj_e:
Battery quickly disappears. 2 restarts a pretty good result. Behind the camera when everything seems to work fine

gg translator

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[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] pure.noob:
in CyanogenMod9.1.0 with 3.x Kernel V4

- nothing... If you find something.. let us know!

Wifi Hotspot - Takes long to connect
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Corias:
What radio version do you use? I can't get it working on 12.56.60.25

Отправлено из моего HTC Vision
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] sloopy86:
in CyanogenMod9.1.0 with 3.x Kernel V4

- nothing... If you find something.. let us know!

MMS still don't work for me. I can only receive and send mms if i am connected to wifi access point. APN is correct. (Portugal, TMN operator, Internet and MMS APN)
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] jamdog30:
I cannot connect to mac I have tried PTP, MTP and USB storage through android file transfer for mac and nobody is talking?? thanks

NEVERMIND--MY MACBOOK AIR USB CONNECTOR HAS JUST GONE DOWN....WORKS ON THE OTHER SIDE THOUGH.

ps thanks for the great rom
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] comoba:
just to clear on this, clean install is recommended instead of just "upgrading" it without wiping anything..?

gotta find space for backing up my apps to sdcard, or reinstall those i downloaded *again* from market ha....ha ....... <x> __ <x>

i'm just asking.. jeeze, why does that question make me sound like a ubernoob...

i've already been running the RC2 for quite a while now and i'm superhappy to have it, keep up the good work!

/end of rant
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Warbuff:
Use titanium to back up apps
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] dj_e:
I can not wait for the new version :)

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[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] JustSayTech:
hey jerl92 why not start merging all your fixes and changes with CM10 builds from now on, ive heard most roms using cm9 builds will be able to transition to cm10 builds with little damage. great rom btw
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] jamdog30:
Soi installed this rom and have done a poor mans review on youtube title is "htc desire z with ice cream sandwich and google now".
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nevyntanis:
WiFI Hotspot crashing for me too. Thanks for the Rom Jerl!
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] blk_jack:
You realize this rom is just a kang of cm right? Any patches outside of cyanogenmod are cherry picked from the Andromadus repo. Look at the github. Just use Andromadus if you want cm10. Flinny's test builds would be the same as any kang jerl92 puts out.

Andromadus == CM10. The only difference is we don't just call our ROM "CyanogenMod 10 [unofficial]"
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] tv2177:
All my fonts on the screen and app drawer becomes gibberish from time to time. I have to enter into some apps and come back out of the main screen to have the fonts back to normal. 3.x kernal V4.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] JustSayTech:
From what i understand this ROM is a merge of Andromadus (CM9 builds), CyanogenMod (CM9 specifically) and jerl92s own code along with drivers and vendor sutff etc

what im saying is, why not start pulling from the Andromadus (CM10 builds), CyanogenMod (CM10 builds) and continue work from there

afaik there are some things in the Andromadus roms that are changed from the CM roms they pull from and in jerl92 rom, he basically includes all (or most) functionality and options that come from both roms with extra features and fixes as he mentioned in the OP along with some other things

if i am far off, please dont hesitate to correct me, and explian to me what possiblity there is to get a CM10 rom as good and feature filled as this rom for my Desire Z (G2) :D
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] blk_jack:
Andromadus IS CM10. The only extra things added are 6bar and the trackball wake (which jerl92 puts in his kangs) and trackball unlock. There are a few extra things I've added, but other than that it's identical to the cm10 repo. I haven't ever seen any original code by jerl92, though I could have missed it, but from what I've seen his roms are based off the exact same source with almost all the same cherry picks used by us (Andromadus). He might have a few different CAF related cherry picks, I don't follow the github every day, but if you look at his repo vs. Andromadus the codebase is virtually identical.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] JustSayTech:
ok but as of today, i flashed the latest update posted in the OP and its says Android 4.0.4 CyanogenMod 9-xxxxx-etc in the settings and when i install flinnys build it indeed states its CyanogenMod 10 Android 4.1.1 and the UI is even different, this current build of jerl92 rome cannot be CM10 or any JB rom for that matter, i think he is still using Andromadus (CM9 builds). i know your saying Andromadus IS CM10 but they do have CM9 builds which i am sure of because i use Andromadus CM9 Builds on one of my other devices, this current build definitely is not CM10 or a JB rom, if so i believe jerl92 would have changed the thread to fit a CM10 title

if your saying that as of today, jerl92 current merges on github are using that of Andromadus (CM10 builds) and will likely be in the next release of jerl92 rom then i can understand that but this rom IS NOT the latest Andromadus or CM10

EDIT: also i have a Nexus 7 (stock rooted JB) the UI in the latest Andromadus matches what i experience on my Nexus 7, this lets me know even more that the current build of jerl92 rom is not a CM10 rom or a CM10 Andromadus

also, i hope im not coming off as arrogant, im simply just trying to make a suggestion the jerl92, its completely up to him if he wants to keep the rom the way it is

EDIT 2: all this time i didn't realize that your an Andromadus dev (you guys make some great stuff) also i want to state, that if jerl92 is pulling the current changes from your rom into his and merging them with CM its most likely that hes doing so but with the CM9 rom (although that sounds like it would cause quite a few issues, i only derived this thought from the fact you say the changes from Andromadus that he uses are identical code-wise to the ones in your rom)
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] blk_jack:
Obviously his ROM is CM9, I never said otherwise. I'm comparing his ICS branches to Andromadus' ICS branches. I think it's safe to assume that his cm10 builds will be in the same vein. That is, based off the same cm10 repos with the Andromadus / Virtuous kernel. Hence the point I made in my first reply that a new (JB) version of his kang would be virtually identical to the Andromadus JB repos and that if you want cm10 just use Flinny's test builds since they would be the same thing.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] JustSayTech:
ok so basically it may have been me who misread what you were trying to say, i totally get it now. but the thing is, there are many features in this rom that he has compiled together, what im saying is, if its possible, why not start fresh with the latest Andromadus CM10 builds and attempt to redo the rom, basically same formula, different base.

current:

Andromadus CM9 is the base + jerl92 merge fixes etc

future:

Andromadus CM10 as the base + jerl92 merge fixes etc

im pretty sure there will be work, but probably not as much to do since most of ICS and JB retain much similarity
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] blk_jack:
..and what I'm saying is there aren't any features he has added or any fixes he's implemented that are over & above anything in Andromadus. As I said, I haven't seen any original code/fixes, only cherry-picks of other patches (that are already in Andromadus or created by the Andromadus team). His ROMs are almost literally identical to Andromadus ROMs. We both use the exact same CM10 repos. The main difference is that he decided to call his ROM "CyanogenMod 9 [unofficial]".

That said, with this ROM specifically (CM9.1 Kernel V4) the only difference between it and Andromadus Audacity (CM9) is that he has recently updated his kernel to use the one from Flinny's JB test builds (Created by Flemmard/Flinny/fyodor), while the last version of Audacity (beta5) uses the older 2.6 kernel. Other than that the ROMs are the same.

Also on another note, there are a TON of changes from ICS to JB. The entire media structure/driver backend was changed completely. Look at the Andromadus repo -- Flinny is making changes daily. It's actually quite a big deal since most of our problems with the ICS roms were due to issues related to media, which has been redone for JB.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] JustSayTech:
Everything else you said I already understood...

Kernel change

Source for this Rom etc

Didn't know that there was much of a huge change from ics to jb on the backend

The only thing that leaves me confused is, are you saying that this Rom is only being called a CM9 Rom when in fact it is a CM10 Rom?
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Warbuff:
Lol noo. What he is saying is this rom is virtual identical to andromedus cm9. The only difference is in the names and kernel.

Andromedus audacity is cm9 with 2.6) kernel

This rom is cm9 unnoficial with a kernel taking from the andromedus cm10 build.

He has stated that you should just andromedus cm10 builds because all jerl is doing is taking code from them anyways so there is no difference.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] knightslay2:
Is there much bugs other than the font?
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] JustSayTech:
Thanks for your patience bulk_jack and Warbufff I perfectly understand things now.

Have started using the latest Andromadus builds and I must say the stability is amazing, have gone the whole day without a single hiccup other than a few apps just completely not running like YouTube and a few others, but everything runs smooth and no lags

This Rom was great too but I really wanted a CM10 Rom to use (which is what brought about my original question) and didn't want to go about building it myself (lazy right?)

Thanks for all the help
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Warbuff:
That's why we're here
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nevyntanis:
I agree that this rom was great, but man o man the cm10 from flinny is amazing, I hope jerl92 builds one too, loyalty of the thing you know...
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] dj_e:
Wi-fi works but sometimes you can not connect to anything. As if only the icon was activated. Are you planning something new, because it slowly starts to be tedious - you never know when the communication does not work.

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[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] dj_e:
Today I tried to turn on the wi-fi and got something like this:

A minute later restart. it starts to be annoying.

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[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Corias:
After 2 weeks of testing v4 looks kinda stable and fast. The bugs that still present are:

- rare in-app font distortion

- starting wifi hotspot causes reboot

- enabling camcorder image transform causes camera FC

USB Modem works, but I had to manually select Microsoft Generic NDIS driver for connected device

Also, seems like wifi antenna is a bit less sensitive than in ROM with 2.6 kernel

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[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] marlar:
Upgrading from beta 8

Hi,

I am running beta 8 from June on my Desire Z and since this build appears to be quite stable, I would like to upgrade now.

What is the best strategy for preserving my app data? Can I just install on top of my current OS, or should I backup individual apps using eg. Titanium or MyBackup Pro and the restore their settings afterwards?

On my brothers semi-broken Desire Z (broken screen) I tried installing the current build using ClockWordMod recovery. Then I chose advanced restore afterwards and selected only data (ie. not the system etc), thinking that I would restore my app data but not the apps themselves. But to my surprise the apps appeared as well after the restore.

Now I don't know if that approach is OK (first installing new rom, then restoreing data from a previous nand backup) or if its better doing individual backups/restores as mentioned above. The thing is that the phone seems to lag a lot (like it has done for a while with beta 8) so I don't know if this way to restore the the apps has pulled all the "badness" over from the previous build.

Please advice :)

Thanks,

Martin
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] lzx2980173:
coming soon ?

I can't wait it
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] JustSayTech:
OK follow this path and you shall not fail lool

first make a full backup using titanium backup (i suggest backing up everything!)

then boot into recovery and make a nandroid backup

then get the latest version of this rom and flash it right on top of your current setup

before booting into the new rom build wipe all caches

then boot into the new build

let android do its thing then reboot

after that it will take a while maybe an hr or so before the rom feels completely stable since it has to write a new cache

the back ups serve as unit to restore from incase this method actually does fail you so make sure you make the backups!
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nevyntanis:
I have a slightly off topic question about sdcard partitions, none of the info I have read makes much sense. Just point me in the right direction to a decent explanation on why swap partitions are needed on the sdcard and what the storage partition should be, ie, fat or ext4. I have been running with none of these kinds of partitions on my sdcard, only a fat 32 partition. Trying to make sure that none of my problems (not that I am having very many) are because of partitioning.

Just to be clear, its not the HOW, but the WHY!
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] JustSayTech:
In most linux based systems, ubuntu in particular, swap space is used to leverage the speed of data transferring

now im not exactly sure but i believe this partition give a space for the OS to lay random files in, similar to how it does with RAM only it retains the most used files there or the most used memory address related to the files (i can be totally off but its somewhere along these lines)

having this space on embedded systems such as mobile phones is a great thing, its gives the OS a bigger play area to handle files

with that being said, its typically best to use ext4 if a system can support it

in this case the system (Android) can support it, so set up an ext4 partition, theres a formula for the best ratio, but i believe a swap partition anywhere from 512MB to 2GB is more than enough and will provide you with great performance

this is info i remember from the days devs first started introducing swap space on android sd cards, but the reasoning for swap space is practically the same for any linux based OS

hope this helps, ill look into it more and probably post some factual data for you, but all in all, just make one with ext4 and at least 512MB
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nevyntanis:
Ok, that makes sense, basically setup partitions the same as linux as it serves the same purpose, they just smaller. Its just that I thought the device's internal memory is setup with a swap file (the nand, if I am correct in using this term), and couldn't understand why another was needed.

So it would be something like this: swap partition of 512mb using ext4 file system, and the rest of the sdcard (storage) to fat32 unlike linux OS where the storage partition is generally ext 2,3 or 4.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] JustSayTech:
yep that setup sounds fine to me, and yes it serves the same purpose as in a standard linux based OS

also only some manufacturers use an internal swap partition on the nand definitely not everyone

and finally you can think of the sdcard as external storage (which it actually is). With your traditional desktop linux based system, they usually use an EXT 2,3,4 for the OS partition, but its also the same with Android. the Android OS partition is running on an EXT filesystem, i think it may be EXT 3 and your sd card is FAT32, same as it would be if you were using an SD card in your desktop for swap and storage but not to hold the OS

basically what im trying to say is its not really that different from the setup of a typical linux based system
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nevyntanis:
Awesome thanks, I think that's what caught me is not sure how to setup storage partition (because it so similar to linux OS), too much confusing info out there, so thanks, that has cleared it up for me, now I can finally go to sleep. Lol
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] JustSayTech:
no problem, have a great rest ;)
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] demkantor:
this may help you

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29557131
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nevyntanis:
This is excellent, thanks. Strangely the first question that popped into my mind as soon as I opened my eyes this afternoon, was how the hell does the android know to use the swap partition. So you must have super powers or something, lol. :D
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] octpus:
This ROM is awsome...... just flashed it yesterday with the radio patch.......... however, I found out that the battery drain so fast like if there is no tomorrow............. is that normal?
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] brettf:
Nope, that's not normal. I get about 15 hours on average from this ROM. (With some internet browsing, texting and calls)
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] octpus:
did you OC your phone??? I turn on 3G internet, screen to full brightness and just browse FB for like 5 min and battery drops 3% at least.......... nothing in the background is running!!
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] tOz666:
You may try Virtuous OC Daemon, it has a sleep profile that underclocks CPU when screen is off. You can adjust frequencies editing the files on /system/etc/virtuous_oc

Here I prepared a recovery flashable ZIP with the daemon. it's configured to underclock CPU when sleep to 245mhz, and when wake it overclocks up to 1,2ghz for ensuring smoothness. You may save battery if you lower wake_max_freq value.

cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies

on terminal or ADB shell will output available frequencies to use when you edit Virtuous settings files.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] brettf:
I'm running Min: 245 MHz Max: 806 MHz with INTERACTIVE governor. Surface Dithering: Off.

And I don't turn Data off ever.