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[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Is there one of you who have found a way to make flash player works on Jelly Bean for our Bravo of course? :eek:

I have tried many ways, but none if them succes for me! :rolleyes:

Netflix is not working on JB, so then I need some flash love!
[Bravo Android Development] aleeyt:
A new build is available for download. 20120727
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Whats new?
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
Stability fixes and framework CRT animation from Quarx, I think. I haven't flashed it yet.

Sent from my MB520
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I see no crt animaction, but the most important is that radio seems to be not working.

I have no signal. Going back to previous build.
[Bravo Android Development] corvx:
I can confirm that. Baseband switcher is defaulting to Central Europe, and if you try to change it you are required to reboot, but after reboot it goes back to Central Europe.
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
When I switched, it didn't revert at reboot.

Edit: I am on 7/26 still

Edit2: Baseband frequency settings do not persist on 7/25 either, at least in Defy Parts. I have network though, so that's a little confusing...

Moto Bravo - Aleeyt's CM10 7/26
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
+1. I'm sure it'll be fixed soon.

Sent from my MB520
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
The rom seems to be smoother now, its really awsome this build, but the problem is the network.

There is no signal, I used the baseband switcher app and it changed to america argentina claro, but nothing happens.

I have also noted I have had some random reboots! :(
[Bravo Android Development] aleeyt:
Do not worry, it's my mistake in the assembly, then the phone does not see the network. Today will be working to build a nice radio)
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
I've noticed some problems with deep sleep. I rarely get consistent deep sleep, usually my phone stays at Vsel1 for extended periods of time instead. Could it be related to the baseband issues we're experiencing?

I'm going to try to find some time to dig around on the Defy forums today to see if there are any issues there. Kernel differences might be limiting though.

If deep sleep gets worked out, I can see 2-3 day battery life happening for me in CM10.

Moto Bravo - Aleeyt's CM10 7/26
[Bravo Android Development] aleeyt:
New build avaliable. 20120728. Changes in first post.
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
New build is fantastic. Seems as though deep sleep is working better now that the selected baseband setting persists. :thumbup:

Moto Bravo - Aleeyt's CM10 7/28
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
GPS not working in 7/28 build. Just rename system\lib\hw\gps.jordan.so to gps.kobe.so and reboot.

Moto Bravo - Aleeyt's CM10 7/28
[Bravo Android Development] Parcae:
Is the camera working yet or are we still waiting on that Cyanogenmod repositories thing?
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
camera, video, pano work fine
[Bravo Android Development] aleeyt:
New Build.
[Bravo Android Development] stereoactivo:
Sorry, noob question :angel: : What does it mean "fm-radio to lockstreen"?

Thanks :)
[Bravo Android Development] aleeyt:
That it was as a player. To switch the station could be at once with lockscreen
[Bravo Android Development] marcelarr:
error when trying to install

I get a "broken" error when trying to flash... will try downloading again!
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
Anyone else having REALLY big problems with battery life?

Deep sleep is totally inconsistent. Sometimes after a reboot, the phone will go in and out of deep sleep - no problem. In this situation, I get about 2 days worth of phone usage before I'm down to a level where I need to charge. Other times, deep sleep only happens for a few seconds, then the phone will go for the whole day without going into deep sleep again.

I've noticed that deep sleep works perfectly when the radios are off - ie. airplane mode. Is this a baseband issue? I'm on AT&T in the US, and I've been using Argentina Claro and China ME. Both basebands connect to the network, and I get the same inconsistency with both.

I cannot figure this out. While typing, I realized that it could potentially be bluetooth or wifi radios. I'll turn those off and see if that helps.

Anyone else having the same problem?

UPDATE: Turning wifi/bluetooth off allowed the phone to go into deep sleep, so it doesn't appear to be a baseband issue. I shall continue to investigate.

Seems to be wifi that's causing the issue.
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
I've been getting good battery life and deep sleep runs fine for me. I'm using smartass at 300/700/1100 and Argentina Claro.

new quarx build up Aug 2nd: http://quarx2k.ru/cm10-nightly-bravo(kobe)/
[Bravo Android Development] aleeyt:
My build available.
[Bravo Android Development] helldogg75:
Sweet boot animation
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
taken down?
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Use Quarx's page!

I downloaded from there!

Aleeyt please make a reference to Quarx about flash player!
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
FYI: Quarx 8/2 needs the GPS file rename.

Moto Bravo - Quarx CM10 8/2
[Bravo Android Development] mataflakitas:
Exelent aleeyt
[Bravo Android Development] aleeyt:
Update: CM10-20120408-NIGHTLY-mb520
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
Fixed
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
is anyone else missing launcher settings?
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
This launcher is very slow for our phones, why dont you use apex? Or holo?

What Im missing is Flash Player and Netflix, none of them are working.
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
Unfortunately, without some hacking, there is no Flash Player past 4.0.1. Thanks Adobe:mad:.

On another note, i have two simple"?" requests. the first one, use TWRP 2.1.1 for the recovery, touch recovery makes updating ROMs a breeze. I am wearing out the volume rocker using 2nd init. Plus, you can flash multiple zips at once, i.e. ROM, gapps, lockring mods, etc... in one shot. It took 5 minutes to flash from CM9 to CM10, doing a full factory reset, wiping both caches, flashing the ROM, gapps, resetting battery stats, and flashing a lockring MOD.:cool: Using 2nd init, would have taken 20-30 minutes. :(

The second, if possible, put in the settings for Trebuchet. I liked it, very smooth, and responsive, and I never used the extra features from the other launchers. I even paid for ADW, and it seems to stutter on my phone now. I just liked Trebuchet.:D
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
There is no hacking need to do it, jelly bean supoorts flash player.

Nexus 7 and Galaxy Nexus users just need to copy ICS browser to system/app which we alredy have and install flash player downloafing the apk file.

It seems to be that this problem match with netflix which can not be seem either.

I saw in defy forums that this is a problem with a codec whcih needs to be fixed.
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
My bad, I was going off the other info I read about Flash and Android, mainly off Adobe's website.:) Its good to hear that.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I forgot to write the word browser :p ICS browser.
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
I kinda figured that's what you meant.:D

Sent from my EpicBlue themed, CMX running Moto Bravo.
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
Screenshots

Here are some screenshots for ya:

Hope you like them.:victory:
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
There is a new build up!

Still no flash player or netflix! :(
[Bravo Android Development] avr-Illithian:
I upgraded to this build from CM7 recently and I have noticed considerable slowdown. Its usable, but not as much so. Any thoughts on why? Is this a universal thing?

Benchmarks:

CM7:

Overall: 2558

CPU integer: 615

CPU float: 156

2D graphics: 219

3D graphics: 724

Database I/O: 360

SD card write: 4.3 MB/s

SD card read: 8.3 MB/s

CM10:

Overall: 2126

CPU Integer: 480

CPU float: 121

2D graphics: 302

3D graphics: 710

Database I/O: 135

SD card write: 3.5 MB/s

SD card read: 8.1 MB/s
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
I would argue usability is far different than what these benchmark tests you've posted show. Our device is a few years old and was never meant to handle the improvements that ICS/JB bring. I mean aside from OC/UV, we only have 512 mb of RAM to use. This pales in comparison to the 1 gig and 2 gig midrange and flagships of today. In addition, our GPU is nothing to sing praise about. My guess is that this is what can be attributed to the lower benchmark results for ICS/JB. More up-to-date devices with recent hardware are obviously more optimized for 4.0+ OS iterations.

However, aleeyt's JB build and Quarx' ICS builds are more than usable and daily drivers for many people, myself included. I can't disagree that CM7's speed and stability are superior because...well it's GB. Bravo/Defy were more than capable of handling 2.3. Why Moto stopped updating after 2.2 Froyo is beyond me...

Anyways, back to my point. The only thing these different benchmark results may be noticeable in are CPU-intensive games or graphic intensive web pages. Other than that, I doubt the naked eye can distinguish all that well.

Just my $0.02. I'm just glad we have awesome devs/porters who keep us on the bleeding edge. When my contract is up, I'm definitely going unlocked GSM Nexus or bust, but this Bravo will always be a worthy backup no bones about it.
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
My guess is it's because cm7 and gingerbread was around for so long before ics and jb, that it was tweaked just right. Jb was out for our bravo soon after ics, leaving less time for tweaks.

Edit: what syllogyking said :D
[Bravo Android Development] helldogg75:
How about : "Holy crap! This phone has 4.1.1 on it!". Oh, and thank you to the devs that made it happen. Jaded.
[Bravo Android Development] avr-Illithian:
I had another, maybe more fixable issue which is my keyboard won't stay changed through a restart. It always disables swiftkey and sets default keyboard as primary input method. Any way to fix this?
[Bravo Android Development] rdannar:
Delete your other keyboard with root explorer
[Bravo Android Development] BravoMotorola:
Jellybean is known to get lower benchmark scores then ICS for some reason. The Gnex with jb gets lower scores on many benchmarks then a Gnex with ICS. My guess is that jb has a lot more going on in the background then ICS and uses up more of everything in order to run as smooth as it does with all of the little enhancements added in there. Either way I love jellybean and I'm glad it runs so great on the Bravo. We can only thank aleeyt and quarx for turning a slow old "messaging" froyo device into a well functional and fast neat jellybean phone.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Yes, this is great.

But to make it my daily rom and need netflix and flash player working. I hope quarx pay some atention to this issue!
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
Downloads are not working in 8/8 build.

Sent from my MB520
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
:what: that's not good...
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Try quarx's page.

In this new build camera is not working as it should, seems to be very laggy.
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
What I mean to say is that, I'm not able to download apk or zip from browser/chrome on this build. I could on the previous. Some defy users confirmed, but I was just wondering if I was the only bravo user to have the issue.

Sent from my MB520
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Could that have to do with the download manager?
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
I wasn't having any DL problems, however, WiFi Manager was not displaying the network ssid, but a blank Mac address. Metamorph was stuck cycling through the ad screen, and flashing TWRP bricked the recovery, I rolled back to 0804, and had to factory reset.

Sent from my EpicBlue themed, CMX runnin, MOTO Bravo.
[Bravo Android Development] Parcae:
Firstly, thank you Quarx and Aleeyt!

Secondly, radio doesn't seem to be working in the 30.07 build. I tried changing baseband but with no result. Any ideas? (I'm on T-Mobile USA, by the way)
[Bravo Android Development] AwesomeChris:
Try the 10.08 build? I haven't used it much, but it seems to be working good for me.
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
Loving the high end graphics effect option in latest build. The ROM is very slick. The download issue I was facing last build is fixed too..I guess ipv6 had something to do with it.

For post below me, you can read above. I recommend this build.

Sent from my MB520
[Bravo Android Development] hotshot545:
how is the 8/10 upgrade is it any smoother than the previous build and is everything working...thx in advance

just want to know b4 i try it out

Ok i just updated and everything seems blazing fast... just a question the in settings->preformance it says the cpu is running at 1000mhz while i am not touching the screen...in the previous builds the cpu used to clock at 300-600mhz while i wasn't touching the screen and throttled to 1000mhz when i did interact with the screen...though it allows for a smoother experience...I think it might affect battery life..

Never mind a simple reboot fixed the issue
[Bravo Android Development] avr-Illithian:
I dirty flashed the newest version of this ROM and it seems to have broken the play store - is there any way to install updates to this ROM without factory resetting in recovery?
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
Make sure you flash Gapps after the ROM, I sometimes forget to do that too ;)
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
I just flashed 8/10, and noticed that Bootmenu v2 is touch-enabled! That's slick...
[Bravo Android Development] Parcae:
I flashed 10.8 and am still not getting a signal on T-Mobile. Not sure what's going on here. I love this ROM but I may have to roll back to cm7.
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
Did you change the baseband? Pretty sure the default baseband was European when I flashed.
[Bravo Android Development] Parcae:
I've tried every T-mobile baseband.
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
Use Argentina claro then.

Sent from my MB520
[Bravo Android Development] Parcae:
That worked. Thank you so much!
[Bravo Android Development] Quarx:
Try my latest build, it should fix your problem.

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

Changelog of build you can see in my main thread or in RomUpdater.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1768702
[Bravo Android Development] hotshot545:
Audio

Hey guys audio on motorola bravo jellybean build 8/10 is great...i just got a pantech burst and was wondering if there was any equalizers that are as good as the one included with jellybean...thx guys and keep up the great work
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
Hey guys, just wondering why the GPS takes 5-10 minutes to get a fix? I used GPS Fix and GPS Status from the market to update A-GPS data, and still, it takes forever to get a fix from the sats. Any ideas?
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
It took 9 seconds for me to get a fix inside a one story part of my home. 5 minutes sounds like my average time when I'm out in the woods with no data and a partially obscured view of the sky, or on a real cloudy day in the car :(

Data working okay on your phone? Can you try with WiFi?

Moto Bravo - Quarx's CM10 8/12

---------- Post added at 09:51 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:08 AM ----------

I'm getting really weak cell radio signal with Quarx's latest build, and I've noticed that I lose signal in places that I previously had a weak signal. I've tried Argentina Claro and China ME baseband settings with similar results. Is this happening to anyone else?

I'm going to try Aleeyt's 8/12 build and see if there's a signal improvement. I don't know enough about the radio to have the slightest clue about what is causing it, but I think if Quarx changed something about the radio on his git, it'll most likely be in any build based off his work :(
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
I was on WiFi at the time, GPSfix has a timeout function, and last night, sitting on my deck with no clouds, 5 minutes for a fix.

On another note, I to have noticed a slight drop in signal. Network signal info, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.android.telnet&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImRlLmFuZHJvaWQudGVsbmV0Il0. works pretty well for gathering basic SNR info.

Another thing I noticed, any of the WiFi aps I use only display a blank MAC address, instead of the SSID. Its weird.
[Bravo Android Development] BravoMotorola:
Is anyone else having bluetooth problems when trying to connect to cars and headsets?
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
I get some skipping with music played via a2dp bluetooth in my car, but it usually goes away after a few minutes. However, someone on the Defy thread said the skipping diminished when they - they think - turned off WiFi. (It was a really vague post and I read it in a hurry.) That might make sense, because in a few minutes without connection to my router WiFi would sleep. I haven't had any problems with the "phone" in-car.
[Bravo Android Development] zetsui:
there's a mention of jellybean youtube how do I access this? The first thing on powering on my phone has been that youtube stopped working. I also didn't factory reset and there seems to be more lag than than CM9? Should I just revert back until these issues are sorted out?
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
If your switching between JB and any other flavor of android, you need to do a factory reset. There are too many things that change. I got Youtube running on mine just fine.
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
If I remember correctly, it's included with the 7/26 gapps that are linked in the OP
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
I had to DL it again, but it works fine.
[Bravo Android Development] zetsui:
I did the minimum gapps install? Is that bad?

Also what are the advantages of moving from cm9 to cm10 other than a falshy new rom? Also there is no VSEL 4 setting, is that something that will be introduced in the future like it was on the GB kernel?

The only hope I have is it is better supported and more issues will be worked on like battery life etc.
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Minimum is just less apps. The first page on this post lists the apps included. No it's not bad.

CM10 is based off the latest android version and cm9 is no longer being worked on for bravo because of it. If there are no further android upgrades from Google soon, then cm10 will have time to become as good or better than gb. I hope that's the case, because cm10 is just so flashy! :D
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
ya know, CM10 is great and all, but I kinda prefer CMX. :p

It just looks cooler. :cool:

And it runs better than CM9.

I'm wondering, if you go to the play store on your pc and install flash from there, will it work?

Lets find out.

Nope, now its showing as incompatible with my device. :(
[Bravo Android Development] zetsui:
You flash Kobe then Qarx? I tried to flash Qarx alone right now and I got an error message about "setup wizard has stopped" and cannot enter the OS past emergency calls. Gonna try with Kobe right now.

Edit: Solution was to have the most recent version of Google Apps. Fixed the problem.
[Bravo Android Development] Parcae:
Still having problems with radio on the latest build. Sometimes I get a signal for a while but then it goes away.

Weirdly, when I dirty flashed the 12 August version over the 10 August version, I was getting a strong signal, but it promptly disappeared again when I wiped user data before flashing again (because I couldn't sign in on my Google account).

Edit: Part of the problem may be that, for some reason, the phone always reboots into airplane mode. Switching off airplane mode doesn't bring the signal back, though.

Edit 2: I reverted to Kang's CM 7.2 and I'm not getting a signal on that either :/ It was fine before! Am I having a hardware problem?

Edit 3: Yup, definitely a hardware problem. I reseated the SIM and got my signal back. I think I need a new SIM card.
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
I flashed back to 8/3 and I'm getting my usual signal strength again. I wonder if the signal problems are related to the new RIL implemented in the 8/10+ builds?
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
I had the same problem with an iPhone3gs. A new sim fixed it, but 2 days later I traded it for a Bravo:p. Before the new sim, I had to take the iPhone apart and press the sim in place manually to get a signal.
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
Quarx has an 8/17 build posted.

I am not having the cell signal problems with the 8/17 build like had with the 8/12 builds. Who knows...
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
changelog:

minor fixes, wifi tests, and cyan updates.

(thanks jassi32)
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
well, just flashed 0817 and noticed that the battery stayed at 100 for like an hour. resetting the battery stats in recovery fixed it though. other than that, everything works great, well except for the widgets still showing blank MAC addresses for the SSID.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
How about speed? Some defy users said its a little bit faster now!
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
it's a bit more responsive, and connects to WiFi faster, I haven't had to reset it yet, switching between networks, and all, like I used too.
[Bravo Android Development] sdrawkcab3:
I am having trouble with deep sleep again. My phone doesn't spend much time in deep sleep even when the screen is off. I don't know if it's ROM-related or router-related.

Turning off WiFi when I don't need it fixes the problem.
[Bravo Android Development] stereoactivo:
Hi, I installed 20120817, but I don't have camera app. Is that normal? should I install 20120810?

Thanks
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
There is a new Quarx build up. 08/22.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Our build needs some special atention with camera.

When we are taking photos, autofocus takes more time and freezes. First builds for jb camera worked fine
[Bravo Android Development] syllogyking:
latest build is far less stable than 8/17 build. i'd recommend not flashing
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Use the camera.apk from the earlier builds. It may be due to the use of the Jordan Common repo and its camera overlay. On CM7\CM9, the Defy and Bravo have slightly different overlays and they both use the Jordan overlay with CM10.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I will try later, I think I can do everything on the phone, Root Explorer can open zip files and I will extract camera.apk file.

I havent read your message about JB Paranoid, will read when I have some free time, now Im trying to earn some money reparing some PCs.
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
Now that the kids are in school, I might have the time to start looking at this stuff as well. It ain't machine language, but for me code is code. I'm just weird like that.:)
[Bravo Android Development] mikiemc73:
I can't get more than 122MB down before it stops.