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[Atrix 4G Android Development] skytechja:
im gonna try this rom

it looks nice
[Atrix 4G Android Development] blestsol:
Ahem
[Atrix 4G Android Development] rmriggin:
Loving this rom, only issue is settings not sticking and needing reboot for settings to stick after being changed.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
Issue corrected and settings stick when chosen so this should not happen anymore, I addressed some of these settings not sticking issues. Will post changelog later tonight when i get back, off to a client's house for a few hours but in the meantime I hope anyone that had issues will try the updated version and confirm that indeed settings do stay without requiring restarting a few times.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Cocolopes:
I cant download the new version...dead link...:(

EDIT: Now I can....:)...thanks....I will try this....

from the (m)ATRIX...
[Atrix 4G Android Development] mrtausif2004:
Change log?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] antmiu2:
This............
[Atrix 4G Android Development] openlatedotorg:
Nm, works. downloading now!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] yogi-4:
Wooo Hooo, settings are working as they should!! So far so good with everything. Kinda eager to see the change log.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Dante Smith:
Is there a way to install Google talk here?

Inviato dal mio MB860 con Tapatalk 2
[Atrix 4G Android Development] daveee143:
is the deep sleep bug present here?

or Officially called Deep sleep of Death? and random reboots

thanks
[Atrix 4G Android Development] frans777:
deep sleep

same quastion about the deep sleep bug
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
I'm assuming you're referring to

ro.ril.disable.power.collapse = 1
pm.sleep_mode = 1

No, that has been removed from the updated version v.172, I can't stand random reboots and so far have experienced non with the updated version.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] nlabrad:
can I flash it over an existing cm7?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] tobnddl:
I am thrilled with this ROM, but am experiencing reboots when using HDMI mirroring on my Lapdock. In particular, it reboots when reawakening after the screen times out. I am on ATT, Faux 1.00 Kernel, and have not tweaked the ROM at all since install. I love the function on the phone hardware, but I need the Lapdock. Anyone else dealing with this situation? Thanks for a solid ROM.

EDIT - I used the tablet tweaks section for avoiding the lockscreen, and placing the notification bar at the bottom, and then used the Application - Development menu option to never shut the screen off when charging, and this prevented the crashes. I still would like to find out what's causing them, but this is a more-than-acceptable workaround.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Kage_:
I was looking at the latest release notes and I'm not sure how I feel about the rom forcing Googles DNS servers by default. I can see if I wanted to change them that's cool, but not the rom forcing it.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] rickriego:
i forgot how nice a fully functional phone (ie camera/videocam/etc.) is. switched from jb roms to this and even tho i'm having touchscreen issues (not bcuz this rom..my hardware is effed the hell up) this rom runs great!. however, atrix hd is in my near future. anyway nice work on this rom!

---------- Post added at 10:24 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:23 AM ----------

setdns lets u choose from a jillion dns choices...standard equipment for me nowadays.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] aaron.a:
Does the mirror resolution app work on cm7 base or has anyone found any similar lapdock solutions with proper hd?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] schwarzlichtkind:
Does anybody have problems with pdroid? After flashing the patch created with patcher 1.32 my phone goes into boot loop... If anybody got it working, it would be nice to share the patches here!

Thanks!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] joelox:
anyone else having blue sleep trouble? i left CM7 because of that and im back since my atrix is almost dying on me and CM7 runs faster but im having the dreaded bluesleep!:confused:
[Atrix 4G Android Development] frans777:
Opinions?

How this rom acts like? battery life, speed, bugs and so on... I would like to hear your opinion as I'm looking for a good daily driver. Thanks.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] yogi-4:
This is a good daily driver as long as your using v.172. Battery life is good. No real bugs to speak of except it just must be my phone as I've read no else's is doing this... it's very very rare, but I'll find my phone off. Power button doesn't work so I'll have to pull the battery in order for it to fire up. Like I said, I haven't read that anyone else's is doing this. My recommendation is that you give it a trial run. What do you have to lose?? :D
[Atrix 4G Android Development] nautiboi:
I came from the last stable release of CM7 to this rom. I've only had it installed for about 7hrs now but so far its just like CM7 since its based off of that. It's a little bit more speedy, you can tell when scrolling to different home screens and scrolling in the app drawer. Unsure how the battery life is yet as I haven't had it that long to know, but I would speculate that it's similar to CM7. I haven't noticed any bugs, keep in mind that I'm a pretty basic user. I wanted to try this because the stable CM7 still had random reboots and I was sold when OP said he hates that too- on the thought that if he hates random reboots, he must have developed a more stable version of CM7..wishful thinking. So far I have only had one random reboot, which I discounted because it was when I was setting everything up and doing a bunch of things at once, ie not normal operations.

I appreciate the time you put it this android-DEP!!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] joelox:
Ok. So monday i changed to this Rom and it was speedy and great but since i installed it it randomly rebooted non stop. I was using nottachtrix and decided to change to a speedier ROM. At first my I thought my phone had gone defective ( since its almost 2 years now) and that i had to replace the phone to a newer one. But i did a nandroid back to nottach and so far no reboots. I am wondering if I did a bad flash. But i mean im pretty much a veteran flashing ROMs on the atrix. What could i have done wrong? I would love to use this ROM but my phone simply doesnt like it!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] yogi-4:
I know you stated your a veteran in flashing but just need to ask did you wipe everything before you flashed?? Did you wipe the caches after flashing?? I never wiped the cashes after flashing before until I read a ROM dev telling someone to wipe the cashes afterwards. Then I got rid of CWM and installed TWRP recovery and after flashing this ROM, it gave me the option to wipe the Dalvik and Cache. Might want to give that a try.

Edit: Also, You might want to format system, data and cache for a cleaner install of the ROM. There may have been remnants of the old ROM left in those partitions and causing a conflict. If your using CWM, formatting is under 'Mounts and Storage' I do believe.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
No clue my friend, I just ran through all the install steps again that I listed in my original post. Everything works beautiful and no random reboots. I don't know what's causing you to experience that, I cannot recreate the problem. I'm assuming you did the factory wipe\data reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache before flashing?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] nautiboi:
I had freezing issues on my first flash of this rom, randomly and pretty frequently. I started over using this batch file to perform a full wipe http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1421261, and followed these instructions:

1. Download any of the two versions.

2. Boot into recovery.

3. Wipe the Dalvik cache.

4. Wipe the cache.

5. Factory reset/data your phone.

6. Boot into fastboot.

7. Run the script.

8. Install rom

Freezing issue went away. Hope that helps.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] schwarzlichtkind:
I already asked this question, but never got an answer:

Has anybody tried PDroid on this ROM and succeeded? If so, please share the patches with me because I ALWAYS end up in a boot loop after flashing the patch I created... :(:(:(

P.S.:,I used the newest patcher 1.32
[Atrix 4G Android Development] tobnddl:
I did try PDroid, and got the bootloop. I used Windows to make the patch, and understand that the Windows version of PDroid patcher is perhaps faulty. Was not sure if this was causing the issue, but it does not work for me.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] schwarzlichtkind:
I found out, that some PCs/notebooks/netbooks produce faulty patches and some don't...
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
Perhaps this thread may of interest for PDroid requesters

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1719408

As an experiment, I tried running this patcher and compiled it on my build machine running Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit, Core i3-2125 Sandy Bridge Dual-Core Hyperthreaded 3.3GHz, 24GB DDR3 Dual-Channel RAM, Intel DZ68DB motherboard, GTX560 Ti video card... just in case anyone was curious of which PC im doing this on if that was a question

I ran the auto-patcher in the above linked thread because it's claimed that CM7, CM9 and JB are now supported by the patcher for use with pdroid and the v6supercharger by zeppelinrox...

It creates 2 files, restore.zip and update.zip for CWM flashing.

I tried compiling it and let it auto-detect the rom type and choose the appropriate code as they have different versions of CM7 updates in the their script.

SO... on to the results... (*rom.zip = shortened version just for this post's writing)

specified ./auto_patcher rom.zip pdroid = Doesn't boot

specified ./auto_patcher rom.zip pdroid cm7 20120625 = Doesn't boot

specified ./auto_patcher rom.zip pdroid cm7 20120718 = Doesn't boot

specified ./auto_patcher rom.zip pdroid cm7 = Doesn't boot

I tried placing those files inside the generated update.zip(core.jar, framework.jar, services.jar) into a freshly compiled CM7 rom straight from the CM sources from their repo with the latest updates without changing anything myself in the coding or files. Just replaced those 3 files and tried installing the rom after a fresh data factory reset, wiped everything clean and the end result is the same, doesn't boot.

I tried using the CM7 stable release that was posted previously on the forum when it came out and created the patch for it while running the stable version on my phone, end result the same, doesn't boot.

Just incase anybody else trying to figure out how to make PDroid work with this CM7 based rom or any other CM7 based rom. Hope this helps save some time in abusing your phone but it's just not happening. There's a large section of coding of this patcher removes from the original files before recompiling it for flashing onto phone. Not sure which lines are removed, have not dug that deep to find out nor do I want to sit infront of the screen all day to find out. But all in all it seems like it works with GB roms that are deodexed, 2.3.4 and supposedly 2.3.5. CM = 2.3.7 and does not seem to work with the program that creates the patch. Perhaps it works with PDroid itself but it's the patcher program that seems to be failing somewhere in the decompile\recompiling process of the critical .jar files needed to successfully boot.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] schwarzlichtkind:
Tried it myself and failed too... But thanks for taking the time to look into it. I appreciate that very much.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
I wanted to try it out for myself and see if it can save me a few headaches over static hosts files. So far I'm not seeing too many successful installation reviews from anyone in the thread by the developer. Just seems like a tech support thread of him helping people with unsuccessful results trying to get it to work.

It's good to see other devs joining the idea for supporting the program though with this auto-patcher which also supports v6 supercharger scripts.

I hope to see them work out the remaining kinks as I'm assuming that it's not a CM7 issue with the patcher not working properly. If it was a CM7 or even a general CM issue with the patcher, atleast more people would come back to sharing successful installs on other builds but sadly that's not the case. So if they work out the remaining few bugs, I'm sure it would correct their script creating patches for all the builds it's said to support.

Theoretically using the auto-patcher, it could provide the proper files which could be incorporated into a ROM along with a free PDroid app in a single CWM flashable file. This auto-patcher removes the build errors that prevent the patch being compiled from source when compiling CM sources.

But in the mean time, don't forget to use Permission Management located under Settings --> Cyanogenmod Settings --> Application Settings -->

It works wonders in exactly the same way as PDroid does minus the extra work needed to play with files and codes. Just check the check box, then when you go to Settings --> Applications --> Manage applications, just choose whatever app you want to cripple and choose it, scroll to the bottom for Permissions. Now if you touch any of those Permissions, they will have a strike-through line going through them and will be disabled for the chosen app. The line is faint and thin, but keep an eye out to avoid mistakes and forget patching files with pdroid, this option works perfectly in controlling privacy.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] youyou75:
Good job for this beautiful and fast rom -_-
[Atrix 4G Android Development] genomorro:
Thanks for this excellent rom but I've a trouble, when I connect my phone to a webtop some special keys doesn't works (ctrl, alt and tab) What can I do?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
webtop? really?.... im assuming if you got as far somehow getting it to run and bring show on the screen on a CM base built ROM, you had to overcome hurdles far greater than a few keyboard keys not working...

do you mean HDMI mirroring perhaps? I'm not sure what you're referring to.

Webtop is not native to Cyanogenmod & MIUI roms and there are kernel issues with faux's Cyano 1.0ghz enhanced kernel and since Clemsyn's kernels built based on faux's kernels and with faux's assistance, I doubt anyone will be interested in resurrecting the old ShetTop on the Atrix.

Webtop 3 looks promising for the next gen new Atrix line of phones coming out in the near future which would make the webtop useful again & worth using.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] daveee143:
Suggestion Only

Sir Dep i would like to suggest for the next version if it's oki?

1. Sir would you mine replacing the home screen Instead if ADW switch it in halo?

2. Include flash player couse we all know that "Flash player is now Dead T_T"

3. QHD keyboard? or huge keyboard. it it's okie

4. droid 3 camera or mui camera :D

Thanks a lot for thw work sir and God Bless you
[Atrix 4G Android Development] kpirlo:
Hi android-DEP

Can you upload the ROM and the gapps .On another server because I can't downloaded from yours.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Oneofonex1:
CM7 doesnt have webtop hence the loss of functionality of "special keys", use button savior from the market as work around.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] KinGJamP:
Hey man...

Link is down!!!!!!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] KinGJamP:
Download: AndroBreadCrumbs v172

Download GAPPS: Gapps-for-CM7-2012-03-16
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
bump it up for updated change to AROMA... it sure smells good
[Atrix 4G Android Development] daveee143:
thanks gor the hardwork. still my daily driver :D
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
With this kind of battery drain, 16% in 10 hours, it's still my daily driver as well
[Atrix 4G Android Development] daveee143:
Thanks a lot :D hope to see the future update :D
[Atrix 4G Android Development] daveee143:
Sir dep thanks alot for the hardwork. could i request something for the next update?

hd keyboard or bigger keyboard couse i find it difficult sometimes when i type couse i have bigger hands T_T

instead of Es explorer should you used astro?

Thanks a lot again :D
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
the keyboard thing i'm working on as we speak. As far as file explorer, the reason I threw in ES file explorer was because you can turn it into an ftp server to connect to from your PC and browse all directories as root which makes it easier to get to certain files without actually being on the phone. I like Astro file manager though, almost looks like the MIUI explorer. I'll throw it in the next update.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] diegofdg:
Working excellent on my Atrix!!!

Greetings.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] bluesteve3:
Atrix wont boot up after install its stuck on boot screen. any help?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
which kernel did you select?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] LavLab:
Finally got around to trying this. It's been running great for a few days now. Nice work! Thank you.

LāvLab / HostileSlothRecords
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
thanks.... i've been running this on my phone for over a week, i'm proud to be able to not worry about constantly charging my batteries so when one dies, i could swap over to the other one and recharge the drained one. It gets annoying after a while and inconvenient to worry about that every time i use the phone to do anything. I was able to go from 8/28/12 - 9:22:12 PM with 99% charged battery to 8/30/12 - 11:54:45 AM until i finally hit 7% remaining charge and had to find the charger for the phone after forgetting where i last left it.

No random reboots, no crashing, no freezing, no lagging, no over heating the phone from reading text messages even when its 90 degrees outside.

plus i'm cooking up something else right now for the next update. Blowing up the keys on the keyboard from the gingerbread stock keys, spacing them around to better fill the screen and not look like basura quality graphics were used. Also building up a big list of misspelled words relative to everyday conversations most of us have with others and have them come up as suggestions without auto correcting what you typed. Build on a better looking theme for a complete overall appearance of everything.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] mrtausif2004:
Is thr any possibility tht you can integrate all themes in rom whch one we select during installation...so we can switch using theme chooser?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] bluesteve3:
done it dont worry about it. reinstalled rom. very good rom works perfectly better than any other. keep it updataed your onto something here.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
i was thinking of doing that, but after browsing the themes available, i downloaded like 15 of them and liked only maybe 3 or 4. But this is definitely possible.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Neroga:
Decided to test out this ROM for the first time and wow.. Scores are crazy high with the 1.45GHz 27b5 kernel.

Sent from my Motorola Atrix 4G
[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
:eek: holy crap, i never seen anything above the asus transformer prime besides HTC One X. And i have no idea how you finished the benchmark using that kernel. Everytime i tried to benchmark with it, it would just restart the phone after 40% of the benchmark and then go into a boot loop. Thats a crazy high score you got, I didn't think it was possible to break into 4000+ score area.

i know faux123 would be real proud to see that snapshot... But still, its pretty aggressive settings on the hardware with that kernel, get some app to throttle it down, i think i once got almost 3 hours out of a full battery using that kernel, it was annoying to always try to be near a charger. Im liking this 20+ hours on a full battery charge thing my phone is on now, very convenient for a daily driver rom
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Neroga:
Surprisingly the 27b5 kernel is extremely battery efficient. I originally did the 1.0GHz kernel built into the installer then flashed the 1.45GHz over it. My phone will actually shut off one of the cores when the performance isn't needed even though it's at 1.45GHz. I used to have to underclock to 750MHz for that to happen. All the extra speed with great battery life!

--edit--

Wiped/flashed back to the standard 1GHz kernel. Today my phone decided to glitch out on me. Screen became less responsive, FP scanner no longer worked, and Settings would crash upon entering Sound.

Sent from my Motorola Atrix 4G
[Atrix 4G Android Development] themajestic58:
hello could you pass me the link kernel 27b5 1.45GHz : Good:
[Atrix 4G Android Development] tabi304:
try this site

[ faux.androidro.ms ]
[Atrix 4G Android Development] djluis48:
Only issue so far is that instagram is saying that my device is not supported and then fced. Any idea??
[Atrix 4G Android Development] bluegrass55:
Installing Extra Ringtone Zip From Neutrino

Hi to all.

Is it OK to install the Extra Ring Tone zip from Neutrino 2.8 or 5.9 in this ROM?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Lexord:
1-How's the battery life?

2-Does this have theme chooser?

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[Atrix 4G Android Development] android-DEP:
Yup, it might say that it's installing the extra ringtones for Neutrino when you flash the zip in recovery. Don't worry about it, everything will install the same way for every CM7 based rom.

This does come with the native Theme Chooser plus you get a choice during installation between ADW Launcher, GO Launcher EX or MIUI Launcher. Notice how it's a choice of which launcher you would prefer to have rather than just installing it side by side any other launchers which is commonly seen during other installs. The main 2 priorities I kept in mind was to do everything possible to make a full charged battery last as long as possible for the typical normal everyday use of the phone. It's absolutely frustrating and annoying to no end when you have to constantly worry about carrying an extra battery when you leave home and always watch the battery icon because it drains so quick that it sometimes goes through a full charge in a mere couple of hours use. Once that was optimized then the second priority is keeping things running indefinitely stable without force close issues, random reboots, and misc. errors that handicap the user experience.

So as far finding something stable with everything functional that provides you a good amount of time of battery life, this rom should suit your needs perfectly. I can say that with confidence as I personally test everything in the rom for quality control, no half-assing and everything tested to flawless functionality.

If anything is worth doing then it's worth doing right, otherwise why bother. So a lot of what I expect and look for primarily in any system I end up going with for any of my electronics make up the majority of the strict standards I follow when putting something out for others to use.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Lexord:
Thank you :thumbup: Flashing it right now :)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] bluegrass55:
Thanks android-DEP for your reply.

I forgot to mention I have set up my emails via the stock app. The problem I have is that the emails don't sync and sent once stay in the out box.

Is there anything I need to do with this ROM to correct this?

Thanks.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Lexord:
Can someone tell me the differences between clemsyn's kernels and faux123's kernels??

Sent desde mi MB860
[Atrix 4G Android Development] peddarson:
for me, the feaux kernel have a better battery life.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] 95rr900:
I also use faux newest kernel....I think it's 27b5.

Anyway, I've been trying all cm7 roms and all seem to have some quirks. I like the cm7 customizations. So far this is the only one that everything works..no market issues, force closes...etc...etc.

Probably the final rom for my atrix...nice and smooth.

Thanks to the dev of this rom! Nice work!