yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Fascinate Android Development] theseeker2654:
Yes, I flash build 2 and let it boot. THen I battery pull and boot into recovery with the three finger method which boots me into cwm 4 fixed. 4.0.1.0

huh, yea figured it out. THanks man!
[Fascinate Android Development] bobloblaw1:
Uh you are never supposed to 3 finger once you are on ics....
[Fascinate Android Development] shelby04861:
Well hurry up and do it over again. You are gonna miss the boat. Glad you figured it out.
[Fascinate Android Development] djk21108:
200th page.
[Fascinate Android Development] shelby04861:
Dang it! You beat me to it!
[Fascinate Android Development] ssewk2x:
I may be way off on this, but...from what I've seen, if you 3-finger-flash anything once you're on ics, it screws up your partition table out something. When I tried that it off desperation a while back, I'm pretty sure that's when I broke things to the point of having to go back to stock and start over. So if you're done a 3-finger flash, you might want to say hello to Odin Stockrom once more just to be safe....
[Fascinate Android Development] djk21108:
I believe I've asked this before, but does anyone have problems sending multi-page texts without having the SMS app break them up?

Sometimes people get my 3 page messages, sometimes I have to break it up for them to get it.

It's very inconsistent.

Any ideas?
[Fascinate Android Development] sageDieu:
mms.apk from like build 28 has a good cdma split option, if you can find that and pull it it should work. for some reason they removed it, I miss it
[Fascinate Android Development] sageDieu:
you can actually get out by just flashing a cm7 rom and flashing back, I do it all the time, just did it 5 minutes ago after steve told me to try flashing a different kernel and it bootlooped.
[Fascinate Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
Hey there buddy you wanted to I just didn't know if it would work.... but now I know... ;-)
[Fascinate Android Development] adamklo:
I did the 3-finger a few times out of frustration. I was directed toward this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1578246

Once, for me, it failed. Once it worked. It seems to be overall successful; I think I think I just jacked it up the first time.

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About how long does the boot sound play? I want to toss in a custom tone for myself, but cannot recall how long it actually plays before cutting out. I recall Gimme Shelter played at various lengths and I had disabled the sounds before really paying attention. Any ideas off-hand, or do I have to reboot it with a timer nearby?
[Fascinate Android Development] ssewk2x:
I don't think there's a set length. I think it plays until the song/tone finishes or until the software finishes doing it's thing and the launcher starts, however long that ends up being.
[Fascinate Android Development] mrjake1970:
mr steve spear.. i wanted to throw you a donation as promised.. however your "donate to me" link in the OP is borked - got a paypal error page saying its not a valid link.. fix it brotha so i can throw you some zing.. ;)
[Fascinate Android Development] sageDieu:
same error for me... just send the donation to stephen.k.spear@Gmail.com for now
[Fascinate Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
Fixed it.... lol wonder how long thats been broke. Guess I dont check it often...
[Fascinate Android Development] sixstringsg:
Haha /me would never know if mine was broken either.
[Fascinate Android Development] noobchef:
Its up to the software, not the song. I am using an mp3 for my boot_audio that's just over 1 minute. On a fresh flash it might finish, but normally gets cut off before a minute is up.
[Fascinate Android Development] k_nivesout:
Hm, so do you think that once the damage is done from 3-fingering, (that sounds terrible) that flashing back to cm7 or just flashing the fixed CWM in odin to get out of the bootloop doesn't really "fix" the issue?
[Fascinate Android Development] ssewk2x:
Honestly I'm not sure. It's a theory, but one that has served me well in the past. If the cm7 trick works, then awesome. That's one route i didn't try last time i ran into trouble.
[Fascinate Android Development] djk21108:
So is CDMA split a necessary option? Can CDMA phones not send multi-page texts to each other?
[Fascinate Android Development] sageDieu:
60% of the time, CM7 fixes it every time.
[Fascinate Android Development] Azuma73:
I'm having a weird issue where some of my apps that are installed and running fine , show up in the market/play store (or whatever it is they wanna call it these days) as "not compatible with this device"?

Had this happen to me once before and I don't recall how I fixed it?

More of a minor annoyance than anything major!

Thanks guys!! \m/
[Fascinate Android Development] JoeDat:
So is that why my phone smells like pure gasoline?
[Fascinate Android Development] ssewk2x:
Yeah, that's pretty much what I was trying to say, lol. If the song is short, tho, it will obviously finish before the software does - no looping or anything like that.

---------- Post added at 10:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:45 AM ----------

Yes, that's correct. If you're on a CDMA network, you have a 140 character limit per sms message, and its on your application to either break them up or convert them to mms (which has a several-thousand character limit, btw) - the network will either truncate the message to 140 characters or refuse to send it at all.
[Fascinate Android Development] djk21108:
Yes, that's correct. If you're on a CDMA network, you have a 140 character limit per sms message, and its on your application to either break them up or convert them to mms (which has a several-thousand character limit, btw) - the network will either truncate the message to 140 characters or refuse to send it at all.[/QUOTE]

Interesting. Is there any reason why it sometimes work and sometimes doesn't?

Can I tell the stock messaging app to turn every multi-page SMS into an MMS?
[Fascinate Android Development] ssewk2x:
I'm only theorizing here. A network as big as verizon's is probably a hybrid network at this point since they've acquired many different cellular service providers using many different technologies (CDMA, PCS, maybe even GSM, etc). So it might vary depending on which cell tower you're currently using and what specific band / technology it is utilizing.

That's really just a wild-ass guess, though. Truth is, I don't know.

I think so. I don't use the stock app myself. You can always look at the settings and see. If it's there, then give it a shot.

I personally prefer the split option just because MMS messages take a bit longer and are subject to all that wacky network / wifi wonkiness that sometimes happens. Granted it is a LOT better on AOKP, but I still have the occasional MMS that won't send until I shut wifi off now and then.

Personally, I blame Verizon for insisting that MMS apps can't access their MMS servers over wifi. I understand they do it to make sure ppl who are sending mms messages are properly authenticated, but there are other and better ways of doing that which would be a lot less intrusive .. in my opinion anyway.
[Fascinate Android Development] bobloblaw1:
Yes there is a split at 160 chars option in the messaging app on m5
[Fascinate Android Development] djk21108:
Awesome, I really appreciate your effort in answering my question. Another thing that comes up with SMS is delivery reports. I request them from my SMS app, but I never get a response. It stays pending forever, even if the other person is also on Verizon.

Any insight?

Edit: What's the point of the Strip unicode setting. What characters am I sending that aren't unicode?
[Fascinate Android Development] dsrhokie:
And it explains the bits of real panther... So you know it's good
[Fascinate Android Development] kallell:
If you need, use go SMS pro, that's what i use (i'm on Uscellular, so cmda). You can auto convert to mms or auto split. I prefer auto split because there are still those who can't recieve mms messages, so all they see is gibberish letters and symbols.
[Fascinate Android Development] ssewk2x:
Yeah, I've noticed that delivery confirmations never work on AOSP roms. No idea why or if it is even possible to fix. Maybe someday ....

About unicode, I think some of those emoji icons are implemented under the sheets as unicode characters, but I'm once again wild-guessing.
[Fascinate Android Development] scarfman4:
An update on this: I did a battery calibration and ran my phone all the way down to dead. After charging it last night I'm still at 89% at 1:45pm with low use, whereas before I would be in the low 70s or high 60s.

Only issue I had was last night when I only had about 5% battery my data was stuck on uploading. I turned on Airplane mode to fix it but the option in my power menu was greyed out so I couldn't turn it off without rebooting.
[Fascinate Android Development] tab22:
To update from my issues from earlier being on stock aokp with poor sound quality, I have installed Glitched M5 with icy kernal and used the callboost 0/10 settings and am happy to report I think 99% of my problems have been solved! Ambient noise creep is down, speakerphone echo gone, and with the tiny flashlight app I don't see any reason to go backwards.

Thanks Stephen and all for your impressive work
[Fascinate Android Development] steve2711:
4.0.4 Radio

Stephen,

Love this stuff, smooth and fast and re: speed, I've found that leaving all alone in the kernal, while running highest at 1400 and lowest at 200, brings the best results for my Fassy. Whenever I increase at all the OC value, things get sluggish and on occasion freeze (say-110% and 1200 or 1320).

Thanks again
[Fascinate Android Development] devichris:
Same exact thing happened to me I thought I was going crazy
[Fascinate Android Development] punkwhan:
Hi,

Could someone explain to me how to properly set the setting for BLN?

Below is how I set.

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Status

ON

LED Timeout

30 sec

Blink Status

ON

Blink Interval

200 ms

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My expectation was for BLN to turn off after blinking at the interval of 200ms for 30sec.

Instead, the BLN stays on beyond 30sec after blinking. No blinking after a while but constant on.

Is my expectaion correct to begin with?

Also, what is CMLED timeout?

Thanks in advance.

BTW, I'm setting these in NSTools.
[Fascinate Android Development] nitewalkergr:
Just wanted to stop in and say thanks for this. My wife just got a droid razr so I got her fassy and decided to sexify it. I was on Gee Whiz 2.8.1 for a bit and it worked great (great battery life and very smooth running), but I really don't like tw. It makes the phone seem like a toy.

So I got the info and files and used droidstyle's guide to install AOKP milestone 5 and I love it. Very smooth running and battery life is very good so far. I really like the ui. No more fisher price vibes. The whole process was easy; the last time I played with an android it was the moto defy.

Glitched version btw. :)

Where's my glitches? :D
[Fascinate Android Development] Deliquified:
Try using my battery guide post a few pages back and see if that helps you.
[Fascinate Android Development] scarfman4:
My battery life is so much better now after calibrating. It's 7:38 pm and I'm still at 77% after light to moderate use.
[Fascinate Android Development] neh4pres:
Anyone remember the Google developer saying battery stats were a myth? I think we were trolled
[Fascinate Android Development] yeahdude38:
Any of you experience a little bit of lag after enabling the datafix with terminal ? Especially in messaging?
[Fascinate Android Development] bobloblaw1:
I haven't used the datadata fix but it's possible as /datadata is its own partition on a faster memory. I believe the patch moves it off of there so it is entirely possible that its a bit slower.

My recommendation still is to move all non-essential and non-widget apps to the sd card and to not keep a hundred apps installed. Back up large apps with titanium and if you get the hankering to use some app you havent used in a year and a half install it that way.

And well I don't know if I'm in for a huge correction soon but after a full wipe and a few calibration cycles:

To be fair the phone has only been on 6 hours total but...holy ****!!!

Making use of the auto brightness tweak setting that was posted here the other day and bumped into volts down a couple notches each.

I'm going to leave youtube running and see how well it does until I have to go to sleep and charge it.
[Fascinate Android Development] yeahdude38:
Yeah so basically i had low space come on. Did datafix enable then the lag started. Figured id reverse it and did datafix disable but still lag. At least the low space stayed off....

Is there a folder or something to move/delete to go back to normal or is a rom reload the only way ?? Figured id ask before i go jack myself up. Thanks
[Fascinate Android Development] bobloblaw1:
Honestly I'm not sure. It would really come down to exactly what the script does and how cleanly it accomplishes that. Beyond that, I am officially speaking way above my pay grade.

My opinion is that a full device wipe (can even format everything but boot) never hurt things and can only make it better. Especially if you are having troubles with your partitions a full re-do and reconversion to mtd might be thebest way to go.

odin to eh03

reconvert to mtd using fixed cwm

wipe all the things

flash THS build 2

let it boot

wipe system data

flash m5 & gapps

calibrate battery

EDIT: I'd also run a cache cleaner like Cachecleaner NG nightly and once right now.
[Fascinate Android Development] sendan:
If you truly did revert it then you can check to make sure there's no duplicates in the /datadata partition. (you can find it on the root of the phone) Otherwise you can either re-setup the symlinks in a terminal or re-flash the ROM.

I haven't actually used Steve and ssewks version of the script so I'm not really sure what options they're giving with it. Weird stuff can happen when you mess with the /datadata partition if you're not careful though. >.<

edit: Actually, you could run a "df" command in a terminal to see how much space is being used in the /datadata partition. If it's completely empty it either means the script did not run right in the first place, or the revert script really screwed stuff up.

And you've tried rebooting, right? That usually solves 99% of lag/issues and should probably be done after messing with that stuff.
[Fascinate Android Development] yeahdude38:
Ok ill have to do a little research. When it comes to terminal and that stuff im still new to it. Basically got the low space error. Used the dayafix enable to get rid of it. Started lagging then tried dayafix disable. Apparently it disabled but didnt seem to fix lag. Ill look dome more online nd see if theres a quick fix before i wipe everything.

Thanks for ur help guys.
[Fascinate Android Development] droidstyle:
lag is from the launcher...try turning off the resize any widget option and/or nova launcher. btw if your datadata is full then apps will force close not cause lag. also if you have a decently fast sd card(class 6+) then move all apps to sd...they load fast off of my class 10 anyway.
[Fascinate Android Development] sendan:
The lag in question would be caused from running the datafix script, which moves some app data to a slower partition. Also when the /datadata partition is near full performance takes a giant hit. (I have no data to back that up, just personal experience.)

Also I think a skunk just died outside my window, oh my god.
[Fascinate Android Development] yeahdude38:
Yeah thays wat im thinking cas it happened only after enabling datafix. Disabling datafix in terminal it did nothing and i cant find the option to disable the widget resizing so unless theres a quick fix ill probably just reload my rom. Thanks again

This is when i did "df". Not sure wat /datadata is but maybe this screen shot can tell you more. This is AFTER datafix disable.
[Fascinate Android Development] sendan:
Hrm...I can't really tell because I don't know which script from here Steve is using in the ROM. If he used the one in the OP then I'd guess that it's still enabled, that would also explain the lag. Wendigogo has picked up development on the script, and he has made some extremely huge enhancements.

You might want to look through his posts for info about this, or maybe even try one of his stable scripts

Edit: Okay, here's a way to check wtf is is up with your data.

Type:

su
find /data/data -type l

(That's a L, btw.)

This should show you all the symlinks on that partition. If there are none (or only a couple) I'm *pretty* sure that means the script is disabled.

Also try running this and make sure you get no (or only a few) results:

su
find /datadata -type l

I think the older version of the script did things a bit differently and created symlinks in the /datadata partition, I could be wrong but I'm just being thorough...

If worst comes to worst the undo script didn't work right and you will have to wipe data/re-flash the ROM
[Fascinate Android Development] mustbepbs:
I think https://plus.google.com/105051985738280261832/posts/FV3LVtdVxPT this is what you're looking for.
[Fascinate Android Development] Azuma73:
What's the best, proper way to calibrate battery with M5?:confused:
[Fascinate Android Development] shelby04861:
The same as any rom
[Fascinate Android Development] yeahdude38:
Ok did that and looks like it may have been disabled. Only 4 things showed up and seems like they are game files. Weird. Either ill deal with it or reflash. Thanks man for ur help.

I guess one more thing to try. If i boot to cwm and wipe data will it clear evrrything or is it better to odin to stock and start over ?
[Fascinate Android Development] Deliquified:
Charge your battery to 100%, allow phone to discharge fully to zero where it dies and shuts off. Repeat this process 3-5x and you should see significantly less battery drain under your normal usage patterns. It's not so much calibrating your battery, moreso "reconditioning".
[Fascinate Android Development] Azuma73:
DOH?????
[Fascinate Android Development] yeahdude38:
or download "BatteryCalibration" from the app store. charge to 100%. run the app then let it discharge completely. then repeat 2-3 times like Deliquified stated except dont need to run the app everytime. only the first time.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...yLDEsImNvbS5uZW1hLmJhdHRlcnljYWxpYnJhdGlvbiJd
[Fascinate Android Development] sendan:
Well...you really should only have to wipe data/re-flash to fix any issues related to the script, but if you're going to clear data anyways there's no reason not to re-partition back to BML (stock) as well. It seems you're having some other issues, so bobloblaw1's initial advice would probably be the best route to make sure all the glitchyness gets squashed.
[Fascinate Android Development] Deliquified:
Steve,

After the GSIII announcement, what are your thoughts on it? Is the glitch team still planning on moving to it to develop? Personally, I had mixed thoughts on it. Perhaps it was overhyped, but I still think it has some great potential. The 1.5ghz dual core Snapdragon S4 processor likely to be used by US carriers has shown similar performance to the Quadcore 1.4ghz in benchmarks. As we all know though, benchmarks do not equal real world performance. I know this device still will have amazing potential once/if the Glitch team gets ahold of it. Also, for us audiophiles out there, Supercurio has announced that the GS3 is carrying one of the new Wolfson DACS (WM1811) and likely will be a better music device than the Fascinate. This was copied from the GSIII forums. What are your thoughts on all this?

Wolfson DAC confirmed by Supercurio.

Audio codec:

Wolfson Micro WM1811

http://www.wolfsonmicro.com/products/audio_hubs/WM1811/

100dB SNR Class W Heapdhone amp output, ReTune DSP, 3x digital interface.

Like WM8994 in Galaxy S / Nexus S, except:

1x stereo DAC instead of 2x.

2x 2W Speaker amp instead of 2x 1W

Smaller and probably cheaper, same sound quality expected.
[Fascinate Android Development] ccmichael:
I have more or less the same options selected and bln seems to work fine for me. I would try a data wipe after first backing up and see if that works.
[Fascinate Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
I've already decided I'm getting it the day it drops on Verizon and I will probably start work for it as soon as stuff starts getting leaked / kernel source is dropped. I also know that at least one other AOKP dev is already looking to get it so hopefully between the 2 of us we can have the SGS3 Unicorned out and butter smooth very quickly. Getting a glitch like kernel might take a bit longer as I don't know how long it will take for the rest of the crew to get devices. I know priority one for me kernel wise will be live oc so we can start pushing the limits of whichever cpu is comes with. :-) hope to see a bunch of you guys over there cuz that thing look AMAZING.
[Fascinate Android Development] shelby04861:
Makes me wish us cellular would hurry up and get better phones. I am hanging on until I see what more they come out with now that they have 4g where I live. They will have to step it up to stay in the game, one 4g phone isn't going to cut it for most
[Fascinate Android Development] Deliquified:
I'm sold. If you're deving for it, that's all I need to hear to make my purchase. Thanks for the quick and thorough response. :]
[Fascinate Android Development] Deliquified:
If other AOKP/Glitch devs want to make the jump and have issues getting a GS3, just set up/link a PayPal account. I can confidently say that a large majority (including myself) would more than happily donate to that cause. Anyone who's ever used Glitched AOKP knows the quality of work that will come with it and it will easily pay for itself 10x over+.
[Fascinate Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
I'm already set but Efpophis could use a slush fund.. But he won't do it we might have to set one up and just send him a sgs3.. I think he'll use it if if shows up at his door.... :-)

Sent from my Glitched AOKP Unicorn.
[Fascinate Android Development] k_nivesout:
I was heavily disappointed when the nexus was coming out, followed that from the first rumors until a date finally got announced, but alas my upgrade date is late July. Looking back, I'm thankful for that since I've never been as satisfied with a device as I am now thanks to steve and the glitch team. I was probably already going to get the GSIII (assuming it's coming to Verizon, which it should), but seeing that steve's planning on picking it up makes the decision a no-brainer.
[Fascinate Android Development] yeahdude38:
Just a quick update. Reflashed milestone 5. No more low space notification and no more lag. Lovinnnnnn it now
[Fascinate Android Development] sendan:
I'm glad it's working. :D

If you were getting the low storage notification before and you restored your apps with data, you will get it again. (eventually) You can monitor your /datadata partition by typing "df" in the terminal, once you have 15 MB or less of free space you will see the notification.

At that point you will either have to clean some caches, uninstall some apps, or run the script. The script will probably introduce some lag again so I suggest keeping the first two options in mind. I'm just posting this so you don't get blind sighted with force closes when it fills up! (that wasn't a fun day for me)
[Fascinate Android Development] noobchef:
OK I got one...

I got glitches in the living room, flashing a rom and they ain't leavin till 6 in tha mornin
[Fascinate Android Development] yeahdude38:
Yea was very weird. Been running these roms for over a month with the same apps nd it all of a sudden came on. Maybe a freak thing not sure but ill def keep that info in mind.

Thanks for all your help