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[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Go to the first page, scroll down to the 4.0U1 download section. If you can't see the big red text, then your eyes need's a check by a doctor :p
[Nexus One Android Development] iammuze:
This seems to be working for me. Thanks devs! I'd love to see CM re-add the RenderFX filters and black messaging app background, and typing kinda slow, but I'm officially switching from CM7.
[Nexus One Android Development] iakughan:
Tethering and hotspot wifi don't work. :-(

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[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Did you flash the old RIL libs after installing the ROM? Big read text in the first page below the download.
[Nexus One Android Development] iakughan:
Yes i flashed it. Now I reboot the phone and try again

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i don't know how...but now work XD
[Nexus One Android Development] solidmac:
Help, I denied Terminal Emulator from root permissions and I cant find an option or menu to reset them....

EDIT: I feel so stupid, forgot about the SuperUSER apk lol
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
I find it nearly impossible to connect to mobile data after being on wifi unless I reboot the phone. I flashed the old RIL files when I flashed the ROM. Its been an issue since moving to update 1.
[Nexus One Android Development] mulerokeh:
+1 back to 4 .0
[Nexus One Android Development] thrik:
Thankfully, I am not having this problem. Are you guys on the T-Mobile N1? Not sure how/if this would change things.
[Nexus One Android Development] AngeloLegend:
Hi can I ask, how come my wifi reception is much worse than with the runny sense rom? Is it kernel related? Also, is there a way to get an fm radio app from another rom in this one? My data plan is limited so I don't want to use any of the streaming apps. Much obliged.
[Nexus One Android Development] 99853147:
I guess it's not related to wifi, as I have exactly the same problem (and of course same 4.0U1+old RIL) without turning on the wifi at all. I could only see the "H" appeared for less than 1 minute and it's gone until now. :(
[Nexus One Android Development] qxontic:
very fast ics rom with nice features. but i encounterd random reboots :(
[Nexus One Android Development] CrustyMcLovin:
Latest ROM (RC4.0 Update 1) is working well for me so far. Very stable and responsive UI. I did have the troubles with mobile data and had to flash the old libs. Once I did that, cleared caches, reboot, all was well.

I've had some oddities with certain apps but I'm starting to get the feeling that is a Titanium restore issue. In either case I've resolved all of those problems by fixing permissions and/or re-installing specific apps.

There is an earlier post where someone referred to using a black background on the messaging app. I'm interested in that too, is that an option?
[Nexus One Android Development] kurt.gomez:
the black background was an option in CM7... its not there in CM9... and there's no news whether it would be incorporated into CM9... although you could check out the following threads...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1467139

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1461540

the first is holo themed with the gray gradient background... & the second is with a black background...

just replace the version you download with the mms.apk in system/app... but as always... make a nandroid backup first... :)
[Nexus One Android Development] solidmac:
Although the "H" isnt there i still have internet connectivity (browser works and i get whatsapp messages). The only thing that doesnt seem to work is my Groove IP app, I cant sign in. I hope this helps a little bit. :D

Edit: Im on stock BCM 4.0 u1 Fresh install.

Edit2: Flashed old RIL and everything seems good so far
[Nexus One Android Development] RrOoSsSsOo:
I had the same problem with mobile data connection, flashed old RIL and everything works good! (include wifi)
[Nexus One Android Development] darb:
so I have a question I cant flash a radio image either in fastboot or in recovery? is it because I dont have space with the partitions I have or is it a blackrose thing?
[Nexus One Android Development] tosnillo:
mic issue with Gtalk

I have a mic issue after making /receiving a call through Gtalk even if it was a missed call. I have to reboot the Phone and the mic works again.

Thanks DK for this amazing ROM.

Rc4.0u1
[Nexus One Android Development] ai6908:
Its probably easy to flash using fastboot compared to recovery, most zip packages here is not compatible with the latest recovery.
[Nexus One Android Development] Tavinsky:
I just had the same problems, after a call on gtalk the microphone stopped working, I restarted the phone and everything returned to normal.
[Nexus One Android Development] kykyky:
+1 I have this problem too, how I solve this is turn the phone to airplane mode then turn back
[Nexus One Android Development] monkeyhatchet:
Is there any chance anyone could take a quick vid of the ROM in action?

I'm still on CM7 and reading up about what I need to do to update, I'd like to be sure I want to update to minimise my need for rolling back. Is this good enough for use as a daily driver?
[Nexus One Android Development] Psychokilz:
If you use your camera app extensively, stick to CM7. If not, then yes this is a daily driver.
[Nexus One Android Development] monkeyhatchet:
Forgive my laziness, but what's wrong with the camera?
[Nexus One Android Development] Mogomra:
Mostly laggy. I'm sure there are stability issues too.

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Yesterday, before I left work for home, I received a notification about my mobile data usage. Android was telling me that apps like Gmail, Google Voice, and IM Pro+ in push mode were using multiple TB of mobile data! It scared the crap out of me till I realized how completely ridiculous that is. Other apps were using -0.000000007 bytes of data as well.

I'm using RC4.0U0 if that matters. I haven't tried to update to U1. I'll see if I can get a screenshot of it, but I didn't think of it yesterday since I just wanted to get home.
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Strange, I just downloaded the last build 4.0 u1 and on the installation screen shows 3.3 U1, from April 20.

Is it right? There's no mention on the first page.

Thanks

Edit:

Very strange, I installed and it's showing BCM RC3.3 Update 1 on the About screen.

What's wrong?

Edit 2:

Sorry!!!!!! all my bad, I used the wrong file. Please delete my post ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] Psychokilz:
It's not as clear as the CM7 camera. I usually use my CM7 camera to take pictures of my Physics/Chemistry Solutions, and the quality is good, but when i use the ICS Camera, i can barely read any text. I hope this helps.
[Nexus One Android Development] Andro_Sneak:
Amazing rom, stable & fast, my game grafx also look better,

camera take good picture, bt work, wifi and network workx, trackball notif+awake also work ... but old ril libs need to be flashin' or my phone and wifi dont work

install from google play, ... run fine, no reboot !!

in 1 point: THIS ROM IS N1 BEST ICS ROM :D

if i may sugest, that will be cool if you can add a "statusbar" tweak same as we can found in kang cm7 actual rom ...

good work ! i love this rom :p
[Nexus One Android Development] solidmac:
I will work on a video when I get up in the morning
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Amazing ROM, amazing. The only problem I'm having is internal space. I'm moving all my apps to SD but there's no space left on the Internal space. Already tried everything.

I did not install the sd-ext version, dunno why but it does not work for me. I created my sd-ext3 partition using the Rom Manager Recovery, everything was ok. No problem at all. 1024 partition, all ok.

When I try to install the rom using it it does not work, the phone get stuck on the colored X logo, more than 5 minutes, does not moving.

Can anyone help me on that?

Thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] n1newbie:
creating sd ext wid rom manager or cwm rexovery creates bad partition. that might be the reason. install 4ext recovery format ur sd and create it again n see if it works :)
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Thank you very much, it worked :)

Btw, should I use "Apps" and the "Data" on SD-Ext or just Apps?

The system now is really slow because the SD-Ext... And I'm using a Class 10 SD card.

Edit:

My god, it's too slow, really. Impossible to use, before when I used without Sd-Ext was working fine, the only problem was small internal space.

I'm using Apps and Data on Sd-Ext and Sd-Ext3.

Any tips? Thanks

Edit2:

Converted to Sd-Ext4. Something is very very very wrong. There's no way, really. I'm opening some apps, and it's slow as hell. Even the 'submit' button on Superuser it's taking too long.

:(
[Nexus One Android Development] Jaiy:
You might want to read the thread about the mounts2sd script here. In short, you're advised to use ext2 rather than ext3 or ext4 as the filesystem format.
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Thank you very much. Going to try convert to ext on 4EXT Recovery Touch. Btw, I used only one partition, dunno if I need to use two. Going to check all that.

Thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
Ext4 works fine for me. Class 10 too. Its probably slow as you have data moved.

My setup uses reverse mount, with only data moved (which is fine on reverse mount) . Works great.
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
WAIT...did you go into performance settings and change your governor to SmartassV2? And tick set on reboot.
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Yes, just checked, by default it's using SmartassV2.

I'm looking for a conversor from Ext4/3 to Ext2, no luck until now.

But it's kinda impossible to use the phone on this slow speed, there's a lot of waiting gaps, it keep stuck on each new open app or browser, or message, or email.. no way to use like that. And it's the Sd-Ext fault. I used without it and was perfect, but now space.

Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
Try moving data back off the SD card. Does that make any difference?
[Nexus One Android Development] solidmac:
Yea this should work, when ever i had data on SD it ran incredibly slow...

I am running on an ext4 partition, what benefits do I get with ext2?

Edit: found a post on it;

EXT2 vs EXT3 vs EXT4
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
1: What did you use to create the Ext4? Not CWM I hope?

2: Go to Settings->Performance->Mounts2SD and make sure your file system type is set to Ext4 and not Ext3 or Auto.

3: Try disabling the Journal. If you did not manually do this when you created the file system, it will reduce a lot of writing to the partition.
[Nexus One Android Development] Mogomra:
Wow! These noticeably sped my phone up! Great tips!
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
I tried with Data Off, but no space left for me :(

That's amazing, now it's fast :)

Thank you.

The only thing left it's to convert the space to Ext2...
[Nexus One Android Development] Mogomra:
So what are the odds that changing file systems from ext4 to ext2 won't completely mess up the partition? SD cards and file systems are not my strong suit.
[Nexus One Android Development] petran_7:
Hi everyone!

I just flashed that rom for the first time in my life.

My problem is that the phone does not ask for my pin code, so I cannot make calls or send messages. It is like it is turned to airplane mode.

Can someone help me? Now my nexus is useless.

Thanks in advance.
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
Which version did you install? If 4.01 then you gave to install the additional ril file in the first post.
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
I had apps on SD card too. However I wanted to try reverse mount. So I unticked apps, ticked data, ticked reverse mount, then rebooted. This worked. The only thing I appeared to loose was Gmail, which I reinstalled from Google Play.

Do a nandroid backup beforehand just in case.
[Nexus One Android Development] petran_7:
the 4.01U1 i cannot find this file. where is it?
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
Its in big red text on the first post right beside the link for 4.01. Don't know how you could miss that? :D

Here's the link nonetheless http://sourceforge.net/projects/bravocm/files/Extras/BCM-RIL.zip/download
[Nexus One Android Development] petran_7:
haha!! oh yes! you are right! thank you very much my friend. i will try it right now :good:
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
No problem. You obviously have tonight's football game on your mind ;) Best of luck there!
[Nexus One Android Development] petran_7:
haha thank you very much! i flashed it and it works!! now i m going to watch the match! thank you again! :fingers-crossed:
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
From what I read on the tips that I got on this topic, ext2 is faster...
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Very interesting :)

A lot of free space this time, thanks for the idea.

The problem it's that I lost all my settings, the apps was all there. Only the settings, going to try this later and check the speeds ;)

Thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] arghness:
I ticked the reverse mount box and rebooted (apps was left ticked and data/dalvik unticked)

Some settings seemed to be lost (e.g. the launcher settings, homescreen, apps, etc.), but some where still in place (wifi and accounts), but now my Home and Search buttons don't appear to work. Menu and Back still do -- they were all fine before the reverse mount.

Is there a simple way to get them back?
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
Yes, restore your nandroid backup like I recommended you take before trying ;) You did take one right?

If using reverse mount then you should only have data ticked, all others unticked. Try that option afer you restore your nandroid backup.
[Nexus One Android Development] arghness:
Umm... of course *cough*.

Time to reflash then, and remember to take a Nandroid backup next time :)
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Well, I got out of home today with my phone and noticed that 3G is not working (or any data connection).

That's strange.

Tried everything, turned on data, plane mode on, plane mode off, reboot, and nothing. Still no data connection. Wifi worked nice at home.

Any ideas? Fixes?

Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
Using version 4.01? Did you install the ril fix? See my post here.
[Nexus One Android Development] dnicki:
Hello,

I have install the newest Rom yesterday. It runs very good. I have one Problem. Gmail don't sync mobile. Only with wlan it sync. But Browser and other apps Run. The status bar don't show the speed (3g, hspa....). Sync is on. Any idea?

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[Nexus One Android Development] masantula:
Did you flash the rif file? Its in Red. That's the reason why you don't have data running or cell reception.
[Nexus One Android Development] dnicki:
? The old ril libs on first Post?

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[Nexus One Android Development] easypanic:
HALLELUJAH!

Duh, what else?
[Nexus One Android Development] masantula:
Yes those old til lib files. Flash that and problem solved
[Nexus One Android Development] solidmac:
Made a quick video

Posted up a quick video for those wondering how it runs along with a few of my thoughts. :DBCM RC4.0u1
[Nexus One Android Development] XeloOw:
@SOlidmac, Hey, if you want you can add me on steam, i play too TF2 :D

Steam : xeloni
[Nexus One Android Development] dnicki:
It Run. Perfect. I have not read it. Thanks.

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[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
My god, I entered the post and searched for '3G' and no look, that's why, the word was 'connection', nice.

Perfect, now it worked ;)

Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] dookie23:
Thanks for giving us an overview of the BCM rom! Thinking of flashing that soon!
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
One thing that I miss most on this rom from the old one I was using it's the Gmail notification light. I don't know how that's named or work, but let me explain.

On my last rom (OxygeN1mod Final version) when I received one new email the trackball led start blinking, like any notification. I knew that there was a new email received, if I was on my computer and read that email on it, the mobile Gmail would instantly update that I already read that email and the light stopped.

No need to get the phone, unlock, click the Gmail app to stop. Right now on the

BCM rom, strangely the Gmail does stop the led from blinking, even if I already read the message. I need to unlock the phone and go to the home screen to stop the blinking, reading or not the message.

Is there any way set that? It was all ok on the older rom. How can I set that on BCM?

Thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
I'd imagine that CyanogenMod 9 doesn't have that built in yet (or perhaps its a bug) . You'll have to wait until they address it; perhaps you could ask the question over on the CM forums.

Btw, the led notifications in OxygenMod comes from CM7, so there's a good chance this will be looked at by the CM team at some point in time. However please note that BCM is a compile from the CM9 source adopted for our N1. No bugs relating to the CM source would be fixed directly by DK (unless he joins the CM team ;))
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Not true. I have fixed bugs plenty of times. The CM team continually messes up the source, so much that some people have been wondering if they do it intentionally. Even now you won't be able to do a simple "repo sync" from their source. And each time I merge their upstream into my source, I get between 10 minutes and 3 hours work before I can build from it, depending on how much have been updated.

But issues related missing CM features is not something that I do. At some point the CM team will add this themself which will give me even more work when their upstream creates conflicts with my additions. I have enough of that already just with the few things that I have added (Facebook sync, M2SD Settings, Lockscreen Rotation, Software Key Switch, Trackpad wake switch etc). So I try to keep it limited.
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
Ah right sorry didn't mean to belittle your efforts DK. Thanks for the clarity.

If you're fixing bugs do you not report them/ submit fixes to CM? Just wondering.
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
No, they mostly are fixed during next merge, and new once are present.

I think they merge things before testing, and then fix them along the way when then start building from the source them self.
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Thank you for the good reading guys, interesting to see that side. I didn't know.

I will try to post something on the CM9 forum and see if there's some fix or answer for that :)

Thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] Jaiy:
You must have had your phone configured to use IMAP IDLE notification of mailbox changes and now you don't. If you reconfigure to use IDLE again, you'll be back to what you had before.

IDLE is sometimes referred to as "Push notification". I don't know what the GMail client refers to it as. I do know that the K-9 Mail client supports this and does work for Gmail accounts too, but you must enable IMAP access on your GMail account if you want to use non-Gmail clients.
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Thanks for the info. But it's strange. I never used anything other than the official Gmail app on the phone, and everything is turned on on my Gmail account. I didn't change anything before or after the ROMs installation.

There's no IMAP settings on the Gmail app or rom, not that I know of.
[Nexus One Android Development] paolo-red1:
Sorry if I bother you but can you clarify how you merge evervolv's code? In the same way that you merge from cm? And for example if drewis (evervolv) build with linaro toolchain, can you decide or if you use all evervolv's merge you have to use it?
[Nexus One Android Development] ironjon:
I get this rom since 4 days without any reboot, bsod or freeze

Very fast and stable

Fantastic work

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[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
I merge everything the same way, I fetch from upstream and merge with my source. Then I handle all conflicts. Evervolv does not provide much of that as I don't have to fix or change much myself. Then I try to build and fix any errors that might be (Mostly from the CM parts). I have only tried twice to get errors from the Evervolv parts because CM had added something to the framework that had not yet been pushed to the Evervolv framework, and therefor not added to the hardware files. But that was just CM being a step ahead of Evervolv and not do to errors in the code.

As for the linaro toolchain, I have not yet merged anything from Evervolv after this was added, so I don't know whether it will provide a problem or not. I will have to see when that time comes. But from the commits I have seen so far, it should not affect anything with the repo's that I use from Evervolv. Also CM should hopefully soon be ready as well to build with this toolchain.
[Nexus One Android Development] car195:
On my phone it stops blinking after I read the email on my computer, but some times it takes one or two minutes to stop. It's very strange when it doesn't stop

Maybe you have set the wifi to shut down when is sleeping so it turns on when you go to the homescreen

I'm on RC4.0U0
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Hmm... interesting. I'm using a app called Wi-Fi Keep Alive, it make the wifi alive even if it's on sleep. The screen off.
[Nexus One Android Development] Menelkir:
You can do the same thing going to wifi settings and advanced.
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
My god, what hard option to find. Thanks. One less app on the system ;)

But.. still goes blinking forever. I already tried everything :(

Can someone test it? See if when you read the email on another place (computer, etc) it will stop the blinking on the mobile (when you're with the screen off/sleep), without you doing anything.

Thanks

Edit:

Strange thing is, when I receive a new message on Gtalk the phone start blinking too, and If I answer it on my computer the blinking stops and everything goes fine. I mean, it's all ok on the Gtalk app, but on the Gmail it does not auto update.
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Well, I went to the CM9 forum and asked the same question there, and got this reply

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/44464-cm9-discussion-of-nightlies/page__st__140#entry329709

And this one:

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/44464-cm9-discussion-of-nightlies/page__st__140#entry329844

I have no idea why it's not working for me. I think I will go back to my 2.3.7 ROM :(

I'm two days receive and reading emails on my computer and the phone bliking...
[Nexus One Android Development] clustered:
Yeah, thanks... now much more faster.. how about Journal? I set it to disabled...
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
Yep disabled is probably faster, and less wear and tear on your SD card too.
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Maybe its a problem with the gmail app itself. I have for a long time had different problems with that app. For example when I delete messages they only get deleted on the phone. On my computers and online, they stay in inbox. This problem also exist on my HTC One X with almost stock ROM. The same goes for your problem, it also exist for me on both my phones.

I think gmail has sync problems in general
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Just to let everyone knows, I went back to the 2.3.7 version (OxygenMod) and it's all ok now. I mean, when I read the email on my desktop Gmail the blinking led stops on my phone.

Strange :(

I wish that worked out on this rom, any idea what might be?

Can anyone check that too?