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[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] ibub:
Yeah, that 3.0 kernel is probably the best bet. I think you've been spending your time right. :)

sent from a jellybean
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] mayurgawde31:
cm 10.1 is better:D
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] GoliathGan:
Voting for 4.2!
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] fastnfurious8:
If it makes a really significant difference, I think its worth the wait! :D
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] sweetnsour:
I thought Rashed was asking for yes triple buffer or no triple buffer, not yes build 8 or no build 8 :)

If you're not going to release any more builds of CM10, I'd say go for it (anything to make the final build the best it can be).

For me, when I choose a rom, I take a look at the pros and cons of each rom. Sometimes, I find it hard to choose which one to flash because one rom may lack what the other has and vice versa. My point is, I think you should do it for those who are having trouble deciding between CM10 and CM10.1 and especially for those who aren't ready to move on to CM10.1 and still want to be on CM10.

I've always thought triple buffering was a key feature of JB anyway. It'd also be nice to have a complete CM10 to follow up the completed CM7 and CM9. Other than time, there's nothing to lose, and if it can be fixed, why not fix it? :victory:

Just my two cents :)
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] iakovl:
i searched this thread and still didn't find the right answer, how do i enable hebrew on this rom

the fonts are there but no hebrew
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] ktp1976:
AW: [ROM][4.1.2][CM10][UNOFFICIAL]LG Optimus One Family CM10[Jan. 8, 2013: Build 7/Fi

+1

Vote for triple buffer too.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] gabrielking9:
Well on cm10.1 for galaxy mini erikcas disabled triple framer buffer and it saved a lot of memory (~130FREE) so i don't know if it is a good deal but let you try and see how ram management works.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] ddimple4:
In the "Extras" folder on the .zip, there are two Hebrew font files. They need to be added to System/fonts and set with the right permissions. Reboot.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] prakharkmr27:
concentrate on CM10.1

CM10 is done!

Straight from my U8800PRO..

Current ROM: ShenDu OS-121227-DEV [Android 4.1.2 (JB)] with cuvetto's framework.jar ;)
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] weritos:
Voting for 4.2!

Voting for 4.2!
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] iakovl:
ok... 2 more problems:

1. the home button stopped working as home, it wakes the device up, but nothing more

2. i don't get and notifications at all.. calls, usb plug, ect.... empty at all
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Daigo:
R: [ROM][4.1.2][CM10][UNOFFICIAL]LG Optimus One Family CM10[Jan. 8, 2013: Build 7/Fin

Triple buffer make camera lag, so no triple buffer pls
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] azur3orion:
I can't understand some users... if someone can live without 4.2, and want to use 4.1, why must rashed leave the idea of making build8? Let the dev do his best on his project's last release. :) And let all the people to choose a stable 4.1 or test a w.i.p. 4.2. :)

Tapatalk 2-vel küldve az én LG-P500-ről
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] mixednuts:
If there's some additional commits that could be looked at then it's worth the try... obviously, to a point. I'm sure upcoming 4.2 CM sources will shed some light on Bluetooth, in which time another 4.2 build is warranted, but until then there may be some time to try triple buffering for 4.1. Though don't forget about other potential fixes that should probably find their way into build 8 (I.e. speaker phone)... these fixes are, in most cases, more important than triple buffering.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] simplicio11:
or try to fix wifi battery drain...
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Dovidhalevi:
I do not know whether there is anything or much to gain for triple buffering on our devices. Plus, apparently, those buffers are in RAM so one more means less RAM for other processes. Our device's resources (any device's resources, but ...) are limited.

So I would suggest perfecting 4.1.2 and fixes for 4.2 WIP. The 3.0.3 kernel may also yield advantages but this may take some time.

After all is coming along, then triple buffering can be revived. The new kernel may well help with this.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Rashed97:
The Samsung guys disabled triple buffering in 4.2 because it doesn't help. We had to remove a file named hwcomposer to get 4.2 to boot. That file happens to be the main lib for triple buffering. So without that file, triple buffering was pointless. However on 4.1 that file is still there. So triple buffering will work on 4.1. And it should make the whole ROM feel smoother ;)

I've decided what I'll do: Once the 3.0 kernel is finished up, I'll return once again to the 2.6.35 kernel and complete that with triple buffering, a few extra governors, and maybe a new Wi-Fi driver. However, I will not use the 3.0 kernel on CM10.0 for it would require a rewrite on multiple libs.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] thachtunganh:
Glad to know that you're porting kernel 3.0.y to P500. But i want to tell you some thing. Porting kernel 3.0.y to P500 will takes you much time, it isn't easy at all, it may takes you for years. HTC Desire HD doesn't have ICS update, so we don't have kernel 3.0. But Incredible S and One V has it, and their kernel source already had system files which we need, it would be easy for porting. So Many devs have started porting it, after 8 months, they almost ported it successfully to our DHD, and now they are still working on. And as you see, even we already have system file in kernel 3.0, it still takes much time to port it...

So i just want to recommend you to keep working on kernel 2.6.35. It's still good :D. If you still want to work on, Good Luck man ;)!

And sorry for my bad English, hope you understand :D!
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Dovidhalevi:
Sweet Dreams!

I placed the files from that gps-fix. Did not change my GPS which was working ok.

However, I noticed something which I have not seen for two whole weeks: Deep sleep. Yes, indeed!

So look into this!

(No, it did not fix bluetooth.)
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] gabrielking9:
Please be optimistic don't be pessimist man let he try if he want it let he to do so. Don't the hope before 100 tries.

And @fedefriffo Where do you see that triple frame buffer cause lags in camera?

@Rashed triple frame buffer is disabled but the rom is still very smooth i'm using it with 245-604MHz and since triple frame buffer is disabled it gives more free RAM so we can use multitasking and it is very good but on cm10 with it enabled it lags a lot.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] mvgadagi:
Can anybody tell how to build CyanogenMod 10.1 rom I tried googling but didnt get any information ... :laugh:ll
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] gabrielking9:
Please go to discussion thread.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Souron29:
It is very easy. take a set of bricks labeled Cyanogenmod 10.1 and stack them up one on top of other. There's your build.

or u can follow this alternative guide

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2024590
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] mixednuts:
Kernel, INIT.d, and Mounts2sd...

Thought I'd share this because Rashed and others might be interested especially for the next build. It's a little long winded, so bare with me. These quotes were taken from the Mouns2sd thread regarding proper INIT.d support from a kernel. Here it goes:

You can follow within the thread itself starting here.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] borchaniz:
I can see through Jenkins that rashed is building the kernel. Can't wait for result!
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Dovidhalevi:
Init.d is supported in our ROMS. Scripts can also be placed in /data/local/userinit.d/ which are run resulting from the second script in /etc/init.d/

Use it all the time :)
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] mixednuts:
I make use of our INIT.d as well... it's most probable that all custom ROMs have some sorta INIT.d support, but whether it's implemented properly in all the respective kernels, including ours, is the question.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Moe92:
Noob here... but what is the new kernel going to do?
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] sweetnsour:
I think at the very least battery life will be better, but I'm not exactly sure.

Sent from my LG-P509
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Dovidhalevi:
The GPS is indeed "different" in that Maps becomes the major battery drain. So one can turn off location auto-updating and/or use DS-battery saver (pro version) or SuperPower to turn off GPS on similar basis to GS3 when screen is off, low battery, etc. Only then may battery life improve over the no-deep-sleep result.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Rashed97:
Great news. Building the 3.0 kernel is going pretty nicely. Not as many errors as I expected. The BCM driver produces only one ;)

Also, the latest CM10.1 build with Wi-Fi off, 122 minimum frequency and 600 maximum using the smartassv2 governor drain 4% an hour. That's back to stock levels. I haven't seen that since switching to CM7 in April ;) Huge step in the right direction. And I'm pretty sure my battery is bad too :p I usually get only 75% on the normal battery life, so for normal batteries it will drain around 3% an hour.

Also, I'm asking now, when we get this kernel booting, will there be testers? DJNoXD, hephappy, Bytecode, Arjen, Adam, Anthony, Ron, and I are not enough to make sure it works fully.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] mixednuts:
PM or just volunteer by posting? Don't really know what's involved, but if it's just performing backups, flashing, testing, reporting, restoring... I'm all up for that. Time permitting, of course. Just let me know the preferred way of providing log-cats if need be.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] shinobisoft:
You know I will ;)
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] gabrielking9:
Kernel 3.0 increases battery liffe?
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] ibub:
Let's see ...cm10.1 with a 3.0 kernel, and gets battery life of gingerbread ...I don't think you'll have ANY trouble getting testers :D

sent from a jellybean
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] shinobisoft:
Sounds like better battery to me...
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Rashed97:
I have no idea whether or not the 3.0 kernel increases battery life, but our current 2.6 driver does have better battery.

And it won't be logcats. It will be kernel logs, or DMESG for short :P
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] borchaniz:
You just post it and everybody will test and report errors (including me of course)
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] ibub:
For anyone hoping to test, and is unfamiliar with dmesg (as I am), I found this:

http://www.linfo.org/dmesg.html

I assume that this called from terminal emulator, and directed to a file by using

dmesg > filename
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Rashed97:
Yup, but first we gotta get it building and booting :p
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] rakeshdas:
I am open for testing for the Optimus T! :laugh:
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] gabo_lope:
I'm available for testing too, at least for the one that Rashed uses
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] jeiku:
Haha this is the perfect way to accept this challenge.

I PM'd Rashed earlier saying I would like to test, but now I have broken the 10-post-threshold so I would like to publicly sign up here.

I would also like to test for the Optimus T :)
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] danny8866:
Even i m also ready to test on my thrive p506 as me and rashed both hav same phone...:D:thumbup:
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] sweetnsour:
Who would want to miss such a milestone :)

My P509 is ready for testing!
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] weritos:
Test

ready for testing!
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] chadgregoryweb:
Yes Still no Bluetooth, but my point is Rashed's 4.1 Rom isn't gonna get much better and since his 4.2 is just as good(if not better) makes sending out another build of 4.1 pointless, when he could focus on 4.2.

Battery Life could use some improvements, its not terrible but not good either.

---------- Post added at 02:59 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:50 AM ----------

Ill test the new kernel!
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Dovidhalevi:
I am available and would love to give it a try. Need minimum functionality, but that nandroid backup is always there.

---------- Post added at 11:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:16 AM ----------

Battery life: Seems those few files on that GPS fix and kernel components touching them are the key. This is where to start in old and new kernels.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] tanaru:
ready to test it!
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] oldslowdiver:
I'm available to test it, - just let me know if - besides the daily use - I should run particular tests. You guys are awesome!
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] russel51:
This is the fastest jb rom i've found so far for P500.

Home and search buttons sadly won't work on build 7. Works with any other rom GB, ICS, JB.

Tried to wipe everything, factory reset, reflash cm7, reflash other jb roms but still won't work with build 7.

Can you fix this?
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] shishimaru1000:
You have to trim down the ROM. Use bill.weckel's tool OOne ROM Editor.

Your buttons don't work because the ROM is too big, so you have to erase some things you don't need in the zip file.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] mixednuts:
Freeing up system space... [02/05/2013]

The following posts may help in freeing up system space:

Updated: Trebuchet, DroidSansFallback.ttf (and other Droid fonts), etc... [02/05/2013]

Updated: Ringtones, Google Now (October 2012 release), etc... [02/05/2013]
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] hDusan:
Ready to test ! ;)
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] dragid10:
I'm also available to test
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Eclipserazer:
@Rashed, just flashed the CM10.1 build 3 before bed last night and i had 4% battery drain in 9 hours... in the discussion thread was posted that GPS was one of the main causes of deepsleep not working... well as far as i know i dont have that GPS fix.. and only disabled location services...
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] solidv:
I´m having this problem too.

When i turn on and then turn off the gps, the phone stops entering in deepsleep, i have to reboot.

Then the phone starts to enter in deepsleep again. i think this problem is common to both cm10 and cm10.1.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] -DarkKnight-:
There's this app on the play store that's called deep sleep battery saver

It forces the phone into deep sleep whenever the screen is off

Would that help with our battery problems?

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[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Herox:
Ok my P509 is updated to new BB. Is that V11? DO I need to downgrade BB for this rom?
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] shinobisoft:
Then you need the P500 build. Hardware is identical. New BB is v20.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] curious_one:
Installing the p500 version of the ROM would work with your phone then. that's a lot safer than downgrading the baseband.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Herox:
Thanks for the fast reply. The rom I'm on now is actually for a P500. I don't know why they can't just use the same rom but I know the 500 roms works on the 509.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] ibub:
P509 never received the official gingerbread update, and so it never got baseband upgrade (officially) . So the p509 rom is made for old bb.

sent from a jellybean
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] curious_one:
I think the only difference is the baseband. P509s never got the 'new ' baseband from T-Mobile. When you flash the new baseband, you are flashing the p500s updated baseband. From the ROMs point of view, its the same phone.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Eclipserazer:
i got deep sleep on my p500 using build 3 with location services turned off... (no need for GPS never worked for me even in stock rom anyways) and i dont have any "gps fix"
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] ktp1976:
AW: [ROM][4.1.2][CM10][UNOFFICIAL]LG Optimus One Family CM10[Jan. 8, 2013: Build 7/Fi

Willing to test p500 builds for new baseband Saturday evenings/Sunday eventually. Its my wifes phone. So if she needs it I can not test. But arguing with better battery life will help ;)
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] sparoc3:
Can p500 emulate armv7 features??

What doesn't work (as of 1/8):

Any ARMv7 features

does it mean it'll work in future?

i m just confused about this, i know that p500 is armv6 ,

so why this is in "not working" ???
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Stone7:
You answered yourself: P500 is Armv6 so features that only work in armv7 won't work in our phone.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] borchaniz:
A GPS fix was posted and I can't find it (cm10.1)

Can someone help me find it plz
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] username1234321:
Here --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=37001452
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Herox:
Well I'm about to flash this rom. Does skype work on it? Last rom I was using ( none of this rom) wouldn't work with voice apps.

Edit:

Sigh, still no google text-to-speech. Apps like skype wont let me use voice on them, and there is no voice recognition for google search. Is there no fix for this?

Edit2: The rom keeps crashing and rebooting my phone. happened once after turning on speaker phone and once just on the home screen

Speaker phone does not work for me at all.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] gazdajezda:
Same situation here with speaker phone... turning speaker ON during the call either not work or reboot the phone...
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Herox:
Its happening to me on cm10.1 nightly too. I'm just gonna go back to gingerbread o.-
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] CodmasterRob:
Hey. Just thought I'd drop a line on how amazing and fast this ROM is. I've been running CM9 on my P509 for the past few months after switching over from CM7. I had skipped on CM10 for a while because there was not one available at the time that supported GApps. Yet, here I am now asking, in late and noobish fashion, if there is not full GApps support (minus voice, of course). I saw on the list that there was, but my main problems are as follows (this is on the P509 running this CM10 ROM with a V10 (There's a V11?) baseband.) :

Play Store force closes on launch or shortly after.

Google search doesn't work, rendering my browser useless as I can't type anything into the search bar without FC popups galore.

Along with these, I get an odd "Clock has stopped responding" error message that pops up directly after.

Gmail force closes on startup

DSP Manager crashes on startup

I'm using the latest GApps for 4.1.2 (Nov. 30th-ish?) and I've tried the GApps patcher. Any tips, or anything I might have done wrong?

Thanks for any help.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] chadgregoryweb:
I hope that people reporting bugs with anything to do with voice realizes that making this stuff work isn't the easiest thing. Google Now(Voice Search) has libs that power the voice recognition and there are drivers as well. The lib as far as I know are trying to trim the rom down so they can fit them on and the drivers are for armv7 and this phone is armv6, so they have to basically write drivers for the older hardware and thats not the easiest thing to do.

CM 10.1 is the closest they have right now (except bluetooth) to daily driver rom.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Herox:
I already know its a bug that more or less cannot be fixed. I was just hoping maybe it was. I went back to cm7. This phone isn't ment to use ICS or JB, and its just a bad idea to use it on here. The phone is too slow.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] shinobisoft:
I'm afraid that there are many others here who would argue that with you. I've been using this ROM since build #2. No issues at all for me, especially since I have no use for any of the GApps other than Maps which I install from Play Store. In my opinion, JellyBean is smoother than any of it's predecessors.

It sounds to me like you ended up with a dirty, or bad, installation. This ROM has to be trimmed in order to even utilize some of the GApps features. You must do a clean install. Wipe data, cache, and Dalvik cache before installing the ROM.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Herox:
All JB roms act sluggish on my P509. Screen lags, cannot use multiple programs at once. Not to mention I've had a few times when the phone would completely lock up. I've used quite a few JB roms, both 4.2 and 4.1.2. I put 2.3.7 back on and it feels so much better.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] shinobisoft:
My phone is a P509 also ;)
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] mixednuts:
Besides the speakerphone bug your phone should not be randomly rebooting... something went foul. As for the bug itself, fixes have been implemented... just up to Rashed to release a patch or wait 'till his next build.

Didn't think voice recognition was a problem with CM9 as well?? Both CM9 and CM10 run well for me. And, BTW, I got online voice recognition to work for me... not from Google Now, but from the Google Voice Search app available on the Play Store. Mind you I did put all the voice recognition files on my phone... had to use Mounts2SD to symlink several system apps to my EXT4 partition.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] ibub:
Let that one go, my brothers. I believe that a few posts back codmasterrob was genuinely asking for help.

@ codmasterrob

I believe all the trouble you are having is caused by the same thing that has been discussed repeatedly in this thread... lack of system space. Use bill.weckel's tool to trim down the size of the rom, before flashing. It's in his signature. The final size of my successful zip, after trimming, was 82mb. When flashed, that will nearly double, but should leave enough space for gapps. Also, three pages back, mixednuts posted links to some pre-trimmed apks. Swap them for the larger versions using bill's tool (OOne Rom Editor). Wipe data, cache, dalvik cache, and system. Flash rom, reboot, set up networks, reboot recovery, flash gapps, and reboot. Sign into Google . Enjoy. :)

sent from my p509, running whatever rom that I happened to flash last... I think? :confused:
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] Herox:
My issue is other apps that need text to speech won't work. Skype is one of them. It seems to use the service.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] shinobisoft:
@codmasterrob

I will have to agree with ibub.
[Optimus One, P500 Original Android Development] CodmasterRob:
I don't know what it was. I just wiped it and reinstalled. Runs fine now. It's strange, because it didn't work the other three times, AND it didn't have the Play Store pre-installed those times either. Whatever. I'm happy now. Whoever made this deserves a medal. I love this phone to death. :D