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[Captivate Android Development] johnnyrichter:
It appears that the only signs are you getting booted and then finding that the IMEI doesn't match. No warnings that I've seen.
[Captivate Android Development] pawitp:
The command is *#06# not *06#.

The 0820 is the first nightly that contains code to warn the user of invalid IMEI, so please also consider if your IMEI was broken before then, but you didn't realize it.
[Captivate Android Development] Nick D:
Good for you, wish I could say the same. I get CM7 or stock GB. CM7 wins hands down. I'll have ICS or JB as soon as I can get a decent price on an S3 or a Nexus.

-Wouldn't wake = it froze in the screen off/idle state or it turned itself off but you could turn it back on? The latter is what I refer to as sleep-

-death. I'll assume your reason for skipping over cm9 was due to the same issue.

Sleep death for my phone has always generally happened while charging at night. It would hit 100% and the screen would never come back on. I have to do a battery pull or hold Power+VolUp+VolDown and reboot. With CM9 I also had a lot of problems with random reboots through the day.

-Were you using the baked-in kernels or a certain other kernel?

Tried Glitch once on CM9. It made no difference so I stuck with stock.

-Did you do a process of elimination to see if an app was causing it?

Lately I don't even install apps. I let things ride to see if it will be awake in the morning. Makes no difference.

-Have you tried increasing your idle clock from 100MHz to 200MHz?

Yes, it's a standard for me now.

-Have you tried increasing that clock AND increasing the voltage for 200MHz from 950mv to 975mv or even 1000mv?

Previously I have. I haven't messed with voltages lately.

-Sleep-deaths, if that's what you're suffering from, have been commonly caused by too low of an idle clock or too low of an idle voltage.

-Increasing my idle clock to 200MHz and the voltage for that clock from 950 to 975/1000mv minimized my sleep-deaths down to maybe 1-2 a

-day which usually occur while I'm asleep.

I've slacked off on my attempts because I need my phone to just work. Luckily I'm still really happy with CM7 and have mostly moved on to concentrating on Tasker automation instead of attempting to upgrade.

-I did not have this problem with stock GB-KK4 or Legend5 ICS. If it were the fault of CM9/CM10 then everyone would be seeing the problem. I

-ruled out apps and kernels causing the problem which leads me to believe it may be the hardware. Perhaps certain cappies cause it, or certain -revisions of a certain part(s) in the phone cause it. Hopefully this is something that can eventually be figured out and resolved via software if

-possible.

Aside from stock all I've ever tried is Cyanogen variants. On stock Froyo I had to run Captivate Keep Alive or my phone would suffer sleep death pretty much every morning. I don't think I had to use it with GB but I don't really remember. CKA isn't as successful with CM9, I've tested a bit.

It sucks being left behind, but I'm just glad it's on CM7 and not some stock version with touchwiz overlaid. I'd have to move on to a new phone if that were the case.
[Captivate Android Development] johnnyrichter:
Since your phone locks up when charging and needs a battery pull then you have a whole other problem than all of us suffering from the more common sleep-deaths where our phones turn themselves off but can be turned back on like normal. The common sleep-death is a problem on the 1st gen cappies and is a hardware issue from what I understand. Your problem is new to me so I'm not really sure what the deal is behind it.

You said you had the issue on stock froyo but not stock GB? If that's the case, and I know this isn't the answer you want to hear, you might be better off just one-click-odin'ing back to GBKK4(see my sig) until you can figure out exactly what the problem is...or just keep bouncing from kernal/rom to kernel/rom until you find something that doesn't give you a problem. You might get stuck on something pre-ICS or even pre-GB, but at least you'll be rooted/rom'd and stable.

IMHO, if I were you I'd look for another phone, at least another captivate if you're a fan of the phone. I've been seeing them on my local CL from $50 to $100. Again, definitely not the answer you're seeking, but an option nonetheless.
[Captivate Android Development] dongfangri:
Sometimes wifi cannot be opened, most probably just after the phone is rebooted.
[Captivate Android Development] rickneworleansla:
What you are describing is a known hardware issue with an early batch of captivates. It has northing to do with the software/ROM. I had the exact same issue. I sent it to Samsung for repairs and have not had one issue since.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=884289
[Captivate Android Development] dongfangri:
Does not show caller's name sometimes, only shows the number.
[Captivate Android Development] Madtowndave:
Does H3llstorm's GPS fix work on CM10? If not, is there a recommended GPS tweak for this ROM?

TIA
[Captivate Android Development] NightHawk877:
Can someone explain why I have only 433 megabytes of internal application storage when on Helly Bean I had at least twice that?
[Captivate Android Development] carlosgardel:
I think it does. I tested in cBalt Jellybean and Salty Bean and I notice the difference.
[Captivate Android Development] Monfro:
Devil kernel is now available for official CM10:

http://rootaxbox.no-ip.org/derteufel/jellybean/

CM10 + Devil kernel = Cappy flies

Sent from my Captivate
[Captivate Android Development] CheesyNutz:
anyone know what size bootanimation we need for the new CM10 boot ? i like Cid and all but i want the new animation
[Captivate Android Development] vileladelima:
#1 - It's fine to restore some app, that i used in CM9, with TiBU, in CM10?

#2 - I saw this on bbqlog "add support for uncompressed kernels".

It means that now i'll be able to install other kernels?

Bay de way, The CM10 is amazing!

I'm Loving It!
[Captivate Android Development] scythekain:
It's completely possible my IMEI was screwed up before ATT shut it off and before I flashed 0820. It sounds like from reading the forums, that particular IMEI was reported stolen this weekend.
[Captivate Android Development] andrewdroid:
Which Devil kernel to try from that list for the Cappy, seems like there are two types.
[Captivate Android Development] CheesyNutz:
ones voodoo color ones CM color
[Captivate Android Development] Gromlakh:
Wrong thread. Ask in the Devil thread.
[Captivate Android Development] pqee:
Here's a flashable version of it: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30558273&postcount=4491

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The i9000 version of this thread has this quesiton asked and answered a million times already but didn't see it much in here so here it is. CM10 changed partitions so /data is on the smaller, faster chip and /system is on the larger slower one. Hence the less room for apps but faster speed.

Quoted from Pawitp:

"Here's what I'm going to do: Swap /system and /data, and also decrease the size of /cache so you get ~400MB for /data itself. Every dalvik cache will be moved onto /system (as if /system is ever formatted, the dalvik cache can be easily regenerated and no data is lost), saving more space for /data."

The only solution is to move apps to SD or use another ROM.

Here's another quote from Pawitp:

"What's with all the adversities against moving apps to SD? /data is limited (a lot of other phones in our generation even has less than we have now), so moving apps to SD was invented.

This is how it will be, /data cannot be enlarged. THERE IS NO SPACE FOR IT. It cannot be moved back to the moviNAND either, as it will slow down for a lot of people, this is the only way to ensure an consistant performance for all. It cannot be made user-configurable due to technical reasons. If you have large games, just move them to SD!"
[Captivate Android Development] Keland44:
do you have a location were you would get it from? the resolution on our screens is 800x480 i believe
[Captivate Android Development] pqee:
See my other post 2 above yours. There's a link to the animation. It looks great on our phones.
[Captivate Android Development] spotdog14:
I finally was able to get USB audio to work in ICS in CM9 but now its gone on CM10. Any ideas if/when this will be implemented or of it is what I am doing wrong?

Also does anyone know of any good DPI changes that work with JB?

Thanks!
[Captivate Android Development] borets.boris:
I'm using 200 right now, and it seems just right! :thumbup:
[Captivate Android Development] Keland44:
lol yea i guess those popped up while i was replying

installed it does look awesome
[Captivate Android Development] andrewdroid:
Anyone have this issue where the internal SD card doesn't automatically mount by itself? I always have to manually do it. I had this issue also on Helly Bean, no idea if there was a fix.
[Captivate Android Development] sx4:
not getting signal continously

i have a problem with signal strenght.i got signal for some time then it say no service.then i have to search network and manually registered .do anyone have anyother modem for jellybean.i am using i9000xxjvt right now
[Captivate Android Development] CheesyNutz:
just noticed my battery took a major dip ( 7 % in 20 mins ) looked to see my messaging app was awake doing bad things to my battery :(
[Captivate Android Development] TheSchatz:
Anyone have a good link for inverted gapps? I've gotten used to the darker colors, and the inverted hellybean add-ons aren't suitable for use here :)
[Captivate Android Development] scythekain:
So in another wrinkle this morning, I was trying to use the Play store to download apps, and I now have two registered devices. One with my current IMEI, and one with the bogus IMEI: 00****0*0640000 that was created on Saturday when I flashed the 0818 ROM.

Thanks,

SK
[Captivate Android Development] pqee:
Login to the Play store with a desktop browser (or android one that lets you change the user agent to desktop).

Click the cog in the top right corner --> Orders & Settings --> Settings tab.

You should see all devices on your account and be able to hide the unwanted ones from menus so you don't see them anymore.

Sent from my Jellied SGH-i896.
[Captivate Android Development] logocreator:
Wi-Fi Signal strength

Thanks for this ROM and works great!

After installing JB, noticed that wi-fi signal strength had dropped down significantly. On searching, found that there is a fix for Verizon devices. Is there anything available for our Cappy yet?

Thanks in advance.
[Captivate Android Development] pqee:
I know the numbers of bars might be lower on JB but has anyone changed the signal display to text to see if the actual values are lower than ICS? Maybe it's just a display glitch with the bars?

Sent from my Jellied SGH-i896.
[Captivate Android Development] fohdeesha:
I noticed something the other day that makes me think this is totally it.... if you go into settings then wifi, the bars next to your network in the network list will be several higher than what's up on the status bar...odd
[Captivate Android Development] baconatorXVI:
Sorry If It's been mentioned... 182 dpi causes an offcenter lockscreen.

I was worried not having a datadata partition would make things slower like on slim bean. but so far things have been going pretty fast for me.

and FRICK! I just realized there's only 422mb of storage available on internal my memory. Time to search and read... any help would be greatly appreciated.

Lucky... I got 422.

EDIT: This is not a low storage warning, this is not having enough storage to install a new app. I never once saw the low storage warning. I keep a small apps list(yes i know, chrome and G+ take up a lot of space) I never ran into any trouble on any previous ROMs.

If this persists I think I'll head back down to ICS :/
[Captivate Android Development] TomMelee:
Yup, I noticed the same thing. I have ~100mb for apps left, which is poopy. So far I'm way faster than ICS (AOKP last build before Milestone 6) but I still get these strange lockups and I'm having regular "this app is not responding" warnings. I'm using Devil, so I probably need to tweak settings...but I don't understand what they do.

Also, my Google Now won't actually recognize any voice, it just sits and spins. Sad face.

Edit: It's also a lot louder and voice signal is much clearer. So...yay? I'm eligible to upgrade, trying to decide whether to wait for Note 2 or grab an SGSIII. Decisions decisions.
[Captivate Android Development] scythekain:
Did that, but thanks for the update.

Wish I could delete old devices like on Amazon.
[Captivate Android Development] NightHawk877:
I can't live with such low storage. As much as I love Cyanogenmod, I'm going back to Helly Bean.
[Captivate Android Development] baconatorXVI:
If I'm not mistaken... Helly Bean = unofficial cyanogenmod
[Captivate Android Development] pqee:
That is exactly what you're supposed to do if you don't like it.

Thank you for moving on instead of just *****ing about it.

Sent from my Jellied SGH-i896.
[Captivate Android Development] whiteguypl:
I like how everyone pretends they don't have 13gb of space outside of the 400mb... its silly.. move some junk to internal SD... no matter what you say you don't use every app on your phone daily.... Jesus..
[Captivate Android Development] MagicArc:
Preach on. I just did a fresh install and tried to restore my apps from TB. I ran out of space quickly and the phone lagged like crazy. So i complete wiped again and fresh installed, then looked at my apps and only installed the stuff i really used and moved games and crap to the SD and i'm sitting pretty on space and running smooth as butter. All the girls want to touch me and be my friend now that i have a jelly bean!
[Captivate Android Development] melvinaury:
One thing that I do when I restore with Tibu, I go to settings restore and select external memory and select all the apps that I don't use much. After restore go to settings againg and change the restore location to default. Then I install the apps that I use frequently.
[Captivate Android Development] CheesyNutz:
I have about 50 apps installed and fine on space no lag nadda . Just goes to show not all cappys are alike

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Great idea !!!
[Captivate Android Development] LongDono:
Bluetooth audio

When my Bluetooth headphones connect, there's always two beeps, with the second one being required to hear audio from the phone. When on the bus to work, I couldn't get more than one beep with the 08.21 nightly, if I go into Bluetooth settings it says "Connected (no phone)."

I just tried it now at work and it does beep twice and it doesn't mention "no phone." Unfortunately, the audio from Grooveshark still plays on the phone itself and not the headphones. Even just adjusting the volume, which causes beeps, come from the phone. Tried a phone call, touchtone beeps come from the phone, and call audio also remained on the phone.
[Captivate Android Development] colt45x:
For the people that have successfully changed DPI, what app did you use? I used the first dpi changer app from the market search results on helly bean and it soft bricked my phone, I ended up having to make a jig to get it back into download mode, so I would like to avoid that again if possible.
[Captivate Android Development] RootTheMachine:
You do realize that we only had 172 MB on datadata without datafix?

Sent from a jelly bean
[Captivate Android Development] djxs:
No one uses an app, just edit build.prop which is in /system. (ro.sf.lcd_density=whatever)
[Captivate Android Development] colt45x:
right on, will do, thanks
[Captivate Android Development] spotdog14:
BTW to answer my own question on USB audio, I did not have it enabled in the settings. I had to enable car dock and dock auto.

Works like a charm now. But I still have one last question on the car dock. Ever since I first flashed CM7 I no longer had a stock car dock app. Is it just me or does CM10 not have one?
[Captivate Android Development] nelson2006:
Hello everyone. I'm from Venezuela and I recently bought a AT&T Samsung Captivate i897 from internet :D. The first thing I did was update the phone to 2.3.5. After that I rooted my phone and installed the Cyanogenmod 9 nightly. I would like to install the latest CM10 rom but I have a couple of cuestions :confused:: 1) Can I upgrade CM9 to CM10 directly or should I install CM10 from stock?; 2) Should I leave the current kernel or install another one?; 3) Is it recommended to pull out the sim card for upgrading (I didn't do it when I installed the CM9 and had no problems)? These are my specifications:

Model number: SGH-I897

Android version: 4.0.4

Baseband version: I9000UGKG3

Kernel version: 3.0.8-g2311908 pinky-ghost@cyanogenmod #1

CyanogenMod version: 9-20120819-NIGHTLY-captivatemtd

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you very much.

(Excuse me for my English)
[Captivate Android Development] johnnyrichter:
If you're on CM9 then follow these instructions...

The nandroid backup from CM9 won't be compatible with CM10. The only reason for this backup is so you have it if you have to go back to CM9 for whatever reason.

Make sure you get gapps for JB. Your gapps for ICS will not work. The DL link should be in the first post of this thread.

I don't know which kernels work with CM10 yet, so you may be stuck with the one that's baked-in to the CM10 builds.

Due to some peoples' IMEI getting messed up it has been recommended to pull the SIM card before flashing. When you're all done and the SIM card is back in check to make sure the IMEI is good. If not, there's some fixes in this thread a page or two back.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilgorcalrizian:
In an attempt to boost the volume of my rooted Samsung Galaxy S III i9300 (stock firmware), I flashed Franco’s Kernel V. 3.0.15. Unfortunately it seems to have screwed up a few things.

All apps that require root access haven’t been working correctly since flashing the kernel. When I grant superuser permission for a particular app or function, the message “App X has been granted superuser permission for an interactive shell” pops up every 30 seconds until I either disable the app or reboot the phone, all root access apps fail to progress beyond that point. When I try to open SuperSU it says “There is no SU binary installed, and SuperSU cannot install it. This is a problem!”

The phone also refuses to let me mount my external MicroSD card. It was working fine before but now whenever I attempt to mount it, it just says “SD card is safe to remove” “You can now safely remove SD card”.

The only reason I flashed this kernel was to increase the phones volume (it’s not powerful enough to drive my Audio Technica ATH M50’s) and while the audio output is indeed louder, the sound quality itself has decreased horribly. It’s kind of distorted, the highs are too high and tinny.

Anyone know what caused this? Other people seem to be pretty satisfied with this kernel so it must be something I did wrong. I flashed using the standard method with Odin. I used to flash custom roms and kernels on my SGS 1 quite frequently and I never encounted this kind of problem.

What should I do now? Flash another kernel? (I’ve heard good things about Siyah). I’d rather not perform a full factory reset as it took me countless hours to set everything up perfectly.

Thanks for your time.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themate1987:
try flashing another kernel and the flash franco again. fix permissions, wipe dalvik
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilgorcalrizian:
Thanks for responding. I flashed to the latest Siyah kernel and my external SD card is working fine now (thank god!) and the sound quality has improved (Still not amazing but much better than it was.). However my root access is still screwed up. I can't fix the permissions and wipe the dalvik cache because I can't enter clockwork recovery mode. Should I assume my phone is no longer rooted even though SuperSU and CWM are still technically installed and I still get prompted to grant super user permissions and get those 'interactive shell' messages? Should I try re-rooting it?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Flash CF Root .

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilgorcalrizian:
Thank you, that worked. I know this may seem like the kind of thing I should have worked out by myself instead of bothering you guys, but when it comes to flashing my phone, I prefer to be cautious.

Thanks again!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fs1023:
Hi all

Had a brick through leaked LPQ5 firmware sent it back > PCB was replaced. Now my phone has just done an OTA update to UK branded 4.0.4 LPT (27/07/2012).

I have ran the following apps:

eMMC check = eMMC chip > Type: VIS00M

Date: 05/2012

Fw Rev: 0x09

Brick Bug?: NO. Sane chip.

Got Brickbug? = eMMC chip > Type: VIS00M

Fw Rev: 0x09

Verdict > Unknown chip, don't know if dangerous. at least it isn't one of the known chips to be bad!

Does anyone know if it will be safe for me to use root, CWM, flash roms, nandroids etc? What will be safe, if anything?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Immortalis:
Change kernel, and after that your phone will be safe. Just don't use temporary CWM on stock kernel.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fs1023:
Thanks przemcio510

Can you recommend a kernel to use?

BTW is my phone still not safe when showing it has a "sane chip"

regards

fs1023
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Immortalis:
I can you recommend a kernel but through PM.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fs1023:
Flashed Siyah kernel v4.0.1 via Mobile Odin then went back to 4.0.3 firmware. Funny thing is though ran eMMC brick app and shows same eMMC chip details as before with 4.0.4 firmware.

All ok atm
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zinboxkv:
Change kernel

:thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
Your emmc chip is hardware, firmware is software.

Even if you change your firmware 100000 times, your emmc chip still remains the same

Swyped from my Samsung Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fs1023:
Ok thanks for info Jokesy. So after all it was ok for me to install the 4.0.4 firmware and root, cwm etc as I have a sane chip?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
YES but after rooting your 4.0.4, please change your kernel immediately to a custom one, I recommend Siyah or Speedmod kernel.

I know you have a sane chip but they always say, It's Better To Be Safe Than Sorry

Swyped from my Samsung Galaxy SII
[Xperia Arc General] simplyjustkids:
im thinking about getting another xperia.. maybe ion or S any thoughts?
[Xperia Arc General] Marcskim:
Maybe this will help you :)

LINK comparison Xperia Ion and Xperia S :)
[Xperia Arc General] ^eLipS#:
I would go for Xperia S if prices are same, if not than ION.
[Xperia Arc General] simplyjustkids:
Are both their GPU the same? or one of theirs is the newly nova something by st-ericcson
[Xperia Arc General] HSNalfar3:
I suggest you to read this post you may find it interesting http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_xperia_s_will_get_vanilla_android_as_a_google_experiment_-news-4669.php

stolen sadly :silly:
[Xperia Arc General] johnrangoo:
Didn't you use something like android lost?
[Xperia Arc General] khayamxs:
Go For an Xperia S. It is a true Sony smartphone :)