yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
I had one app that was giving me trouble -- Swiftkey3 -- but it was because my link under "My Apps" in Play Store was to an outdated version. Other than that, everything else I installed worked just fine.

Did a quick search and came across this tutorial. Should do the trick. The problem comes from not doing a factory reset :p.
[Bravo Android Development] knightsh:
Skeevy, I'm running ICS on the wife's bravo. Actually runs good and with her usage getting 2 days battery out of it. Really good compared to my gs2. But I'm running 4.2 jb on mine and battery is much better than on ICS. Just wondering how well this jb is. Everything seems to work for her on ICS and she likes the themes available better than cm7. Should I leave her on cm9 since all is good? Wait till jb is more polished?
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
I'm not skeevy, but IMO just stick with CM9 if she likes it and gets good battery life. Jb is not quite stable on bravo yet. Skeevy and others are still ironing out the kinks, as it's still in flash n' test stages with each build.

Current ROM: CM7.2 Euroskank Cherry Picks | Bravo port
[Bravo Android Development] xXLostsoul111Xx:
+1

It's best to stay on the comfortable side for now :)
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Pretty much that.

JB is pretty good depending on the build and kernel, but can become unstable, laggy, random reboots, etc -- but it depends on the build because some run really good, I mean really good. There's a lot of kernel and rom development going on at the moment and eventually it'll work itself out, but, you gotta remember that there were a lot of hacks done just to get JB & ICS running on the platform and it takes time to remove them and code the kernel accordingly. Luckily we have guys working on the rom, kernels, new features, and all that jazz. It'll take time but be worth it in the end.

Personally, I'm looking forward to a custom kernel CM7. ICS\JB are awesome, but GB is so damn smooth and stable.

//If you've been following Blechd0se's custom kernel thread heres where I'm at with the bootmenu.

All IO's added with settings and scripting done, just need to get the proper values and adjustment rates. All governors added, half the settings done. Have to finish the governor settings, find IO and GOV values and rates, complete the governor script, finish both config files, and add an IO Settings to the main menu. I'll get on with the kernel tweaks after IO and Govs are finished.
[Bravo Android Development] xXLostsoul111Xx:
Nothing new for the bravo?
[Bravo Android Development] mataflakitas:
News for bravo...:confused:

Enviado desde mi SAMSUNG-SGH-T989 usando Tapatalk 2
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
No, but we're not missing anything -- All the Defy CM's released after ours have reboot issues. I'll kang one when they don't have as many issues being reported.
[Bravo Android Development] xXLostsoul111Xx:
Okay! I was just asking because my phone started showing a couple of errors after a week of no problems. I will reboot and start again. Actually paying attention to what goes wrong.

Sometimes the "clear" button from the menu decides to disappear completely. Is there a way to fix this??
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Good to know you are always there for us!
[Bravo Android Development] marcelarr:
I was on Quarx 20120904 build and it was great! Not laggy, battery lasted about a full day with mobile data running 24-7 and no random reeboots.
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
The problems now are getting a working 3.x kernel or backporting 3.x drivers/features to what we can boot. Its the kernel giving reboots, not the rom. Well, for JB 4.1 anyways. JB 4.2 is still a work in progress.
[Bravo Android Development] PsyClip-R:
Oh, it realy would be nice to get 3.x.x working.

We have drivers sources, but we haven't a developer to fix them working on 3.x kernels.

Alsa, i think 3.x kernels have lower power consumption and better performance.

Who knows, maybe someday somebody will do that.
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Quarx has kernel 3.0.8 fully booting into the system. Still needs ironing out, but lots of progress done.

Edit:

Meant to add, hopefully it'll have the same speed improvements my desktop saw when changing from 3.4.3 to 3.7.2 -- 2 fps increase in HQ x264 encodes. That doesn't seem like much, but it is. I'm more wondering if we can get alsa sound working and that using alsa will fix the DSP issues with ICS on up (no equalizer, compression, etc).

/was on phone earlier
[Bravo Android Development] obsanity:
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.1 for Motorola Bravo

Just installed this on friends bravo. Very impressed with the speed on such an old and not so powerful device (using Nexus 4). Much appreciated all the work put in this.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Bravo Android Development] h82or8:
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.1 for Motorola Bravo

Very strange happenings. Stable and reliable for everyday use. Great work! The one issue I'm seeing is that the Roku Remote app does not function. Refuses to see the Roku (two other devices work fine, CM10 & Stock JB) and the Web (HTML5?) functions fail as well. No network access maybe?

Sent from my Kindle "Galaxy Nexus" using, the ever-buggy, XDA Premium 'HD' app
[Bravo Android Development] obsanity:
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.1 for Motorola Bravo

I'm having MMS problems on the GoSmartMobile sim. I've tried changing the apt settings but still doesn't work. He can receive just fine but, as usual with ported ROMs, he can't send.

Anyone has any idea?

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.1 for Motorola Bravo

Did he pay the extra charge to at&t for MMS? I cannot send MMS except over WiFi for this reason.

Current ROM: CM7.2 Euroskank Cherry Picks | Bravo port
[Bravo Android Development] obsanity:
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.1 for Motorola Bravo

No. Not att. This is www.gosmartmobile.com $35 plan. They have MMS settings here https://support.gosmartmobile.com/docs/DOC-1236

But nothing worked.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.1 for Motorola Bravo

New quarx build up 02/17: http://quarx2k.ru/cm10-nightly-bravo(kobe)/

Current ROM: CM10 by Quarx
[Bravo Android Development] amccue:
First since September? Anything really new?
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.1 for Motorola Bravo

Check the defy forums of the same ROM, he's been updating it for a while but not porting to bravo it seems. I saw skeevy's new PA and thought I would try it out instead of updating my cm10 so I don't know if there are any differences beyond what quarx posted for the defy.
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Quarx's has the rgnd service in his rom, I just updated the PA repos with those updates. Well, that's the difference between Quarx's latest and PA (other than the damn obvious). Defy & Bravo CM10 (from today) are the same, just different camera drivers.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
The is rom is great and fast but its very unstable, it has rebooted more than 6 times itself.

Another little issue I found for our bravos is that the buttons coordinates area are small for each button, I mean that buttons has a little.space to be used, I think.it is modificable in the kernel.

Skeevy maybe you should tell quarx about it, as you are the only one having communication with him.
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.1 for Motorola Bravo

Quarx 09/12 build didn't have this problem and I wondered if that would be the case with the 09/17 build. The 09/12 build also did not restart once for me. So if you want to have a more stable build, I suggest that one, I used it for a nand in case I didn't like PA (which I do like very much :D).
[Bravo Android Development] PsyClip-R:
Hey Guyz, ther's a new build dated 20/02/2013. But, attention please - it works on

2.6.32.9

kernel
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I really wish flash player would work for us, I use it everyday, without it I would go to cm10 for my daily use. :(
[Bravo Android Development] xXLostsoul111Xx:
Anyone tried the 20/02 update yet??

I read the a few pages in the Defy+ section, and I know it just came out but it seems to have fixed alot of things. I will wait on more information before updating myself though.

Also, Flash doesn't work on CM10??

What could be the problems with the new build running on 2.6.32.9 kernel??
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Im using it now, it is very stable, speed is normal, but as always I wish we get flash player working as soon as possible :p
[Bravo Android Development] xXLostsoul111Xx:
Great! I will stop being lazy and backup my apps and such; and update to this build :D
[Bravo Android Development] PsyClip-R:
For me the latest build works well except Wi-Fi. I can't get it to work @ my workplace, but @ home it works somehove.:eek:
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Remember that you need to use static IP.
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Really? I didn't know that. I use Static at home (does that automagically after the initial Google sync), but dhcp everywhere else. Only tested PA on McDonalds Wifi, but it worked. Static is better, my home on static connects many times faster then with dhcp, but I always assumed it was cause my router is 8 years old.

The kernel is stock Quarx with no changes (using the jellybean-2xx) branch. I can always do a Bravo JellyX kernel for poops and giggles (I know, I know, but we have a cuss filter now...). I'm gonna (attempt anyways) a Linaro patched build, see if it speeds things up, but I'll compile the JellyX kernel when I get home tonight.
[Bravo Android Development] knightsh:
Looking for suggestions for going from cm9 to cm10. Last time I tried it would not boot at all and then my nandroid wouldn't boot either. Had to flash sbf and root again. Would like this try to go better. I'm used to flashing my galaxy s2 not the wife's bravo. Thanks in advance!
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.1 for Motorola Bravo

If I'm not mistaken, it has to do with the file system. Cm9 and below use ext3 while cm10 uses ext4. You can see where there would be some problems.

The way I've been going between those roms is nandroiding, then format dalvik/cache and data.

Then flash the rom of choice, boot it, reboot into recovery then use advanced restore to restore your previous nand data for the rom you just installed. (don't forget to flash gapps.)

Current ROM: Skeevy420's ParanoidAndroid 2.5.3
[Bravo Android Development] PsyClip-R:
Yes ! skeevy youre right ! such a mith,, after several reboots it works well. almost.

I haven;t used static IP for about 10 years.

the main reason why ?
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
I use static at home for the faster connections and added security -- I have static ips assigned to our devices mac addresses for an added layer of security...not like I actually need it, but it makes me feel nice and warm inside knowing I'm doing all available to protect my network from outside sources -- and seeing as I'm the kind of person who cracks neighbors' WPA2 to torrent, I like knowing they can't do the same to me :p. I really need VPN/seedbox accounts...

I don't really care for dhcp other then the convenience in setting everything up. While its possible to set up a dhcp ip range, enable mac filtering, blah, blah...I'd rather just go for static if I'm gonna go to that level :p. While my router is locked down, I still have 5 dhcp ips available since I don't wanna have to tweak the router config for a friend to connect a phone to the wifi. PS3 is the only device that's fully DMZ'd with no restrictions (anything for better latency in Black Ops 2...God that game has horrible lag compensation...best CoD if it weren't for the horrid hit detection).

And for the antipirates, I only dl crap I own or plan to own (like a $60 game I'm not even sure my PC can handle, MKV's of DVDs\BRDs I OWN since its faster to DL than rip, and music I've had STOLEN from me or purchased with DRM). I'm sorry, but I can't afford to replace all the CD's I purchased between the ages of 8 and 22 -- my friend got a new car and his music sucked, 3 days later his soft top was cut open, car stolen, eventually recovered -- stripped down and burnt -- that was about 6 years ago.

//Saw we were moderated in the "Best" rom thread....I don't see what's so bad about asking other users which rom they like the best or think is the best...especially with phone like the Bravo with 2+ years of custom roms.

///Getting an Atirx HD. Should be in my hands tomorrow :D. New project is to take the ATT Atirx HD JB Sourceforge sources and merge them with AOSP.
[Bravo Android Development] Quarx:
New CM10 build uploaded.

New wifi driver, fixed all problems with wifi/wifi-ap, implemented wifi-direct, support B/G/N upto 72mbps.

First post too old:(
[Bravo Android Development] mataflakitas:
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.1 for Motorola Bravo

Thanks Quarx....:thumbup:

Sent from my using xda premium
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Thanks for your support and please create a new thread yourself, so you can keep it updated!
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I have just installed the rom, I can see good stability and good speed.

The big problem so far is the short space of buttons.

The other issue is that wifi direct is not working, I'm going to try defy build to see if there were any problem with something.

Other than that it is really working great, if I find something else wrong will post it!
[Bravo Android Development] Quarx:
New build CM10.1

http://quarx2k.ru/cm10.1-nightly-bravo(kobe)/

Almost all working, except bt,fm.
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
So, Quarx, I was looking at your ROMS last night and saw that there was a recent CM10 build. I downloaded it flashed it all the normal stuff. When I started playing around with it I noticed that the HW buttons were slightly off, and there was a spot that worked like a search button. Well to make a long story short, i had actually installed the newest 2nd boot MB526 ROM. Apparently, flashing ROMs at work, with a headache is a bad idea.(I work the graveyard shift)

So going to fix it now, the button thing is really annoying. :)

I'll let you know how the new one works.
[Bravo Android Development] mataflakitas:
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.1 for Motorola Bravo

Quarx is awesom...:thumbup:

Sent from my
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
10.1 flashed flawlessly.

Didn't even have to factory reset, wiped both caches, and boom, its back to being a MB520.
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Bravo and Defy roms have different kernels to map out the different buttons. You have to change kernels and ramdisk to have correct mapping when testing\using the newer Defy roms. Look at one of the porting guides for more details (I can't remember the exact directories offhand).
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.1 for Motorola Bravo

The HWA customization on the next build should do wonders for this battery life haha. This build is amazing, but I'm definitely missing when I charged the phone every 2-3 days.

Edit: new

04/04

build has been uploaded. Thanks quarx. http://quarx2k.ru/cm10.1-nightly-bravo(kobe)/

heads up: bigger zip size, so if you run out of system space you might want to try removing some system files you don't use first, or installing minimal gapps

changelog: cyan updates, moto crystal talk, and fixed ability to blacklist HWA apps, FC fixed in HDR camera, apps2sd, RIL workarounds from maniac, bluetooth?
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
I'm trying to get this thing to deep sleep and I think something is wrong. CPU Spy is reporting incorrect vsel2/3/4 speeds - I'm running 3/7/9/1100 - and incorrect state times.

Moto Bravo - Quarx CM10.1 4/4

After installing an app called deep sleep battery saver, it's going into deep sleep and the cpu state log reflects the deep sleep. However, the wake states are still not recording correctly.
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
New build: 13/04

Current ROM: Skeevy420's ParanoidAndroid 2.5.3
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
Anyone else have problems with mms on the 4.2 builds?
[Bravo Android Development] xXLostsoul111Xx:
What is the changelog for the latest build 13/04??
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Right on, I knew me and Quarx couldn't be the only two with both a Bravo and Defy. :cool:

You gotta check Quarx's Defy posts and git commits for the changelog. That's the best I can tell you.
[Bravo Android Development] xXLostsoul111Xx:
Alright :D, I'll try the new builds. See how my phone reacts.

Yeah, I have both phones. My Defy is a little 'wacky', haven't really tried any recent builds on it. I've been too attached to my bravo...

I'll look at Quarx posts and look for his git commits to see what's new :D

Thanks Skeevy.
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
That's funny. The only thing on the Defy I like more is using the LED as a torch. I prefer the Bravo in every other way. My Defy is a little wacky as well, but that's because it was ran over and had the screens replaced. Sometimes it echoed during calls, sometimes it didn't. It was a free donated phone so I don't complain.
[Bravo Android Development] glock24:
Unable to install any other ROM than CM9on Bravo

Hello,

Every time I try to install a ROM any other than http://quarx2k.ru/archive/cm9-nightly-bravo(kobe)/CM9-NIGHTLY-120711-Bravo.zip the phone gets stuck at the red led after the motorola logo or it bootloops.

I've tried many CM10, CM10.1 and CM7 ROMs and the same happens.

Any ideas? Am I missing something?
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
new 4/21 build
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
I'm assuming it's the 4/15 build for the defy, the brief change log: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2013059

Current ROM: Skeevy420's ParanoidAndroid 2.5.3
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
haven't flashed it yet, but if it has twrp then be careful everyone. restoring backups may lead to BL errors due to formatting issues. make sure to enable "rm-rf" in twrp settings before restoring backups. you will not be able to restore cwm backups using twrp.

see the following: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=40343563&postcount=920

i would suggest making a twrp backup on orange backup from PS, while you're still on your current build before flashing.

edit: looks like quarx has fixed the rm-rf issue. still doesn't hurt to check twrp settings once you flash.
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
So, you can't restore cwm backups at all? Or that setting has to be checked to do it?

Current ROM: Skeevy420's ParanoidAndroid 2.5.3
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
Twrp recovery will only restore Twrp backups. Likewise for cwm. You can't interchange the two.
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
I took the plunge. New build is snappy feeling. I have no complaints thus far!
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Twrp is the only thing that's keeping me from flashing it. I'd like to go back to my other backups I'd need be, and I'm enjoying PA too much. :cool:

Current ROM: skeevydude's ParanoidAndroid 2.5.3
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
I hear ya - I have CM7, 9, and the last build backed up. If I need to sbf to get back to them, so be it.
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
How's 4.2.2 holding up after a day or so?

Current ROM: skeevydude's ParanoidAndroid 2.5.3
[Bravo Android Development] glock24:
I flashed the sfb again and also flashed quarkx sfb fix, now I'm able to install any ROM.
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
I haven't had any big problems, and I'm getting great battery life too. I haven't had tons of time to play with it though - for instance, I haven't tested bluetooth.
[Bravo Android Development] BravoMotorola:
Bluetooth turns on and can find devices but doesn't work with a headset or anything. Audio is majorly distorted.
[Bravo Android Development] hiandro:
about gapps

Do I need a different gapps for cm10.1 or the previous cm10 gapps will work??
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
You need the latest version that works with 4.2.2 (cm10.1).

Current ROM: skeevydude's PA 2.5.3
[Bravo Android Development] towelboy:
hello guys what are the bugs for this rom? Checked around but I couldn't find any
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Depends on what ROM your talking about. This thread started as CM10 port, now it has CM10 and cm10.1 ports. CM10 is not very buggy, and could run as a daily driver. CM10.1 is still relatively new, and still buggy.

Current ROM: skeevydude's PA 2.5.3
[Bravo Android Development] towelboy:
Hm I'm doing this for my aunt so I guess the less buggy cm10. May I ask what the bugs are?
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Bugs are in the first post.

Current ROM: skeevydude's PA 2.5.3
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
New build posted 5/16
[Bravo Android Development] hiandro:
what are the changes in new build 5/16? is it more stable?...
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
I haven't noticed a stability increase, but there is a battery drain increase. It's running a new kernel, so there are probably some kinks to iron out there.
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
New build. I'm hoping it helps battery life. Judging from the posts on the Defy-side, it looks like we can expect better battery and no more WiFi bug. I'll post my experiences...

Definitely better battery and wifi. It's snappy, too. Great build! I don't think bluetooth calling is working, I'll test it when I go out tonight.
[Bravo Android Development] BravoMotorola:
If you find that bluetooth call works, please update. My dad will not go without bluetooth calling in his car, lol
[Bravo Android Development] helldogg75:
I tried fixing permissions.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
There is a problem with WIFI, it doesnt connect.

It just connected once when I enabled mobile data, but when I rebooted the phone, never worked again!
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
hm, I'm not experiencing that. Toggle wifi on and off a few times, also go to wifi settings--> advanced--> uncheck 'avoid poor connections'
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I alredy connected using a static IP.

So that we wont be able to use adobe flash anymore? I installed from my SD and its not working on the stock browser! :(
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Android 4.1.x and later does/will not support flash. There are some articles out there... Here's an xda post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1766003
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I knew it alredy, my question is when will developers mod something to make it work on jelly bean?

Netflix is not working either, its a problem for me.
[Bravo Android Development] aleeyt:
New build avaliable. 20120720
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
:victory:

unfortunately, i'm dl'ing at 8 kb/s lol. anyone who has better luck than me, can you put up a mirror?

@ aleeyt: it looks like your server is taking a beating :(
[Bravo Android Development] aleeyt:
Well, I shook a lot more fun!)
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Anyone have a quick change log? Many thanks will be given! :beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
helpful post from defy user zakoo2, for those with low system space: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29079202&postcount=1284

Jul 20 changelog:

-bootanim still lags

-charging LED still doesn't work

-power widgets on notification bar now available

-battery percentage visible on status bar, but I'm not getting 1% increments --> personally, I just hid the cm battery and am using https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.hubalek.android.reborn.beta&hl=en. way better and more informative, imo

-AM/PM visible next to clock on status bar

-browser removed, in favor of chrome (is now a system app) --> I was getting an incompatible message trying to open chrome, so I deleted the chrome.apk in /system/app and reinstalled from market and it now works!

-file manager

-exchange services still gives FC

-no framework crt animation

-background image on lockscreen still not changeable

-brightness control by sliding across statusbar works

-annoying lockscreen rotation fixed