yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rz4224:
Lock screen for calls

Great rom! Thank you!

The only problem i have with it is when i receive a call i cannot unlock directly into the call. I have to unlock screen then touch answer.

Is there a way to fix this or not right now?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] crashdau:
I bought and downloaded 4EXT Control and it was fairly intuitive how to convert. I then converted cache, data, and system to 4EXT and tried to boot and it froze....so, essentially I needed a re-install and everything is working perfectly.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
Stock HTC kernel can't be formatted to ext4 file system because it doesn't have the capability.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] crashdau:
Yes, I see that now. I know I had converted them from 3 to 4, but I guess it made it back to ext3. I'm so not an expert at this stuff....just flying by the seat of my pants. =)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
I didn't see any instructions to format my sd card a certain way for better performance?

Mine is just formatted with windows, is that wrong?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
It has nothing to do with the sd card. It's the android os file system that is being formatted. Stock HTC kernel is formatted to ext3 and we like it to be ext4 because of the performance.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
I was going through and reading up a little.

So, if my sdcard is formatted with windows, it's fine? Because then the rom formats it the way it needs to be any way?

Edit: Ty by the way.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
The sd card is always formatted in ntfs. It doesn't get formatted from the recovery. Only the android os is formatted in ext3 or 4.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trapperjohn:
Hi,

There was a point running the script it said updating the i/o can cause bootloops. It asked yes or no? Did you say yes at this prompt. I said no. Should I have said yes?

Thanks,

Bryan
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
I've said yes everytime I have used it and never got a bootloop. But that doesn't mean you won't. It's a risk you have to decide to take for yourself.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trapperjohn:
Hi,

Is that step required to be yes for the script to help with the CPU trouble we have?

Thank you,

Bryan
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
I have no idea. I just say yes because I figure it will help with performance.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trapperjohn:
Thanks here goes nothing...

Bryan

---------- Post added at 11:27 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:08 PM ----------

Hi,

Ok said yes.

Now too see if battery is better and if lag is reduced.

Thank you for your help,

Bryan

Now to install the new radio!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] santod040:
Actually the sd card is generally formatted in Fat32.

Android doesn't natively read NTFS, like your Windows Hard Drive is formatted.

You can format a partition on your sd card as ext3 or ext4 and use this partition for installing apps to sd, as if they were internal.

I don't highly suggest doing this though, unless you really have a good reason and know what you are doing.

Not to mention, if you aren't careful, you will no longer be able to mount your sd card to PC via USB.

Anyway, just didn't want some poor soul to try formatting their sd card in ntfs and wonder why it won't work out right for them.

And it can be formatted via Windows or 4ext Recovery...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Skyllos:
In this version do I have to unlock the screen before I can answer the phone? and I have 4ext recovery what do I do before flashing to make it all ext4 cause I keep reading that its better .
[Thunderbolt Android Development] wooties:
FYI, with this build and the original leak, if I turned bluetooth on, I'd end up in an endless boot. The leaked radios seem to have fixed that for me.

Radios located here.

I'm not sure on Batt life or performance, but I'm really glad to see BT is back and working. :)

Great ROM btw, thank you.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] animez:
As someone stated earlier, you can't format the OS partitions to ext4 with this rom. It's running a stock HTC kernel that will not work on anything other than ext3.

Sent from my Liquid ICS TBolt
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
Sorry about that guys he's right. I know it is fat32 but I said ntsf.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] humblewarfare:
Can someone help clarify something for me? From my understanding, if I use the .9 radio, wifi works fine, but BT doesnt. If I use the .19 radio, WiFi is broken, but BT works. Is that correct? How can I verify what radio I'm on. I havent updated the radio in over a year I believe. My baseband shows 1.48.00.0726w_2.

Thanks for the awesome ROM, its great to have ICS on my bolt.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
You're on the older one then. The new one is 1.49. something. I just flashed it the other day to see if my data would stop being so flaky. I'll point out though that homeboy " wooties " above a couple of post, has posted a newer radio which I'll be flashing today at work.

:good

The newer one " not that wootie posted " is 1.49.00.0406w_1. The new one wootie posted is, will post it shortly.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Grand Prix:
The installer script formats your system to ext3, says it during the install.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trapperjohn:
Hi,

I was getting bootloops with .9 but wifi was ok. When I installed the . 19 the trouble cleared bluetooth and wifi working correctly just remember to clear dalvik cache before installing radio through hboot, also remember after install to remove PG05IMG.zip from root of sdcard!

I am now on the latest radio 7.00.605.2 Radio and everything works plus I notice a little more speed with it.

Thanks,

Bryan
[Thunderbolt Android Development] humblewarfare:
So I just rename the 7.00 radios to PG05IMG.zip and flash in hboot?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
The one wootie posted is telling me it is 2.00.00.0308r.

My guess is the r stands for retail.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trapperjohn:
Hi,

Yes exactly. Then after you boot up delete the PG05IMG.zip file so you will be able to get to recovery if you have any problems.

Thanks,

Bryan
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
You don't have to delete it. Just rename it.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trapperjohn:
Hi,

Yes that is the newest one. Which is working great for me.

Not sure about the "r", it's meaning.

Maybe it stands for rocking 4g speed!

Thanks,

Bryan
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
Damn skippy it does :P.

It seems to be working better for me so far as well. The radio jumping in and out and locking up will kill the battery so I'm thinking if this is truly better connection wise, my battery should last longer too.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trapperjohn:
Hi,

That's a great point, that the radio will help save battery.

Thanks,

Bryan
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
I just lost data again. I didn't wipe calvik though so i'm doing that now and fixing permissions while I'm at it too. Will update again later to tell if it still drops or not.

After wiping Dalvik and fixing permissions in recovery on the way backup my phone stated it was updating and optimizing applications. I've never noticed it doing that before. Maybe that was the trick. Update later.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] humblewarfare:
Thanks for the help. I am on the new radio, but the tether app doesnt seem to work. I didnt check it before switching radios though. I can connect to it with laptop, but no connectivity. Any ideas?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] zx12dak:
Just loaded this rom! Looks great! Thanks Jester! One question ... how do you change lock screen wallpapers? Mine went black and now I have none?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Dropline:
It does that when it rebuilds the cache. If you delete you cache and reboot it will do that again, thats part of the new Android OS, my other devices (ICS-Nabi2 and JB-Nexus7) both do that.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Mozelstein:
SMRT

So, I did something dumb and thought I'd see if any of you know a work around.

I installed the new radio.

Didn't rename/remove the radio .zip.

Flashed this ROM which is now hanging on the boot screen.

Booting into bootstrap or whatever finds the radio zip automatically (even though it didn't when I flashed it) and asks if I want to install it.

If I pick no, it says press power to reboot. If I pick yes, it installs the radio and then says press power to reboot.

In other words, I can't get into recovery.

I could remove the SD card and get into recovery but then I couldn't reflash the ROM or delete/rename the radio file.

The only fix I can see is removing the SD card and connecting it to a computer to remove/rename the radio zip. Yes?

Meh. Teh dumz.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jonah1234:
That's what I would do. It seems like the only solution

Sent from my Liquid ICS HTC Thunderbolt
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Mozelstein:
Downside is that I don't have a reader here at work :o
[Thunderbolt Android Development] chrootz:
Hi.... Is this bug? I was attempt send a MMS text, I click attach > Picture > Gallery and The gallery wont run or show up for pick some pictures. If I chose Camera and it does run camera app except gallery. Anyone have that problem?

Please help! thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Dropline:
Not the 1st one to do this I am sure, I have done it one time also. Had to do just that, take card out and put in MicroSD Reader and renamed the file. After doing that one time with no computer access you usually will remember to do it next time. ;)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trapperjohn:
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Hi,

This will save your day!

Follow carefully I have done and it works of course everyone at some point makes this mistake but here you go....

Turn off phone remove battery and sdcard.

Insert battery in phone and boot to hboot.

Wait a few seconds and you should be able to scroll through the menu listing with the volume keys.

Now plug in charger.

Now remove battery scree will stay on.

Insert sdcard and battery.

Now back at hboot menu.

Choose recovery with volume buttons and Press power to select.

Phone will now boot into recovery.

You can now restore nan backup or reinstall rom.

After boot up delete PG05IMG.zip file.

Remember do not plug in charger early only at the step it is mentioned.

I hope this helps you out!

If so click thanks.

Thanks,

Bryan
[Thunderbolt Android Development] major_works:
Yep, been there, done that, got the T shirt and already used it to wash the car. Pretty much the only answer is a microSD card reader and your friendly local Windows Explorer. I keep my multi-card reader in my work backpack, so I have it handy just about always.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Dropline:
GREAT TIP!!! :good:

I will remember this, doubt I will do it again being I only did one time and was when I was new to Android, but still wish I knew that back when I did this.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] turpintb:
What is the latest radio?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Mozelstein:
Genius! Thanks.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] enzonix:
+1!

I ran into this problem the other day and freaked out because I didn't have a reader. It's funny, you know these things work but when the S hits the fan you freak out and overlook the simple things. I broke down and asked my boss for one. It's probably a good idea to not tell your boss that you're tinkering with your phone.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gab1972:
So has anyone figured out how to answer a call without having to unlock the screen? I miss the call ID on the lockscreen.

---------- Post added at 03:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:12 PM ----------

Also, does anyone know if the Google Now included in this ROM is any different from this one? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1747224
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
I think that happens because the stock lockscreen is taken out. I don't know or a fix because it is annoying to me too.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sorullo_xgrx:
Its a bug, some people say it had to do with a hidden folder. But you could use a third party app from the play store ...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] chrootz:
Gotcha, Which 3rd party app as recommend?

Thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
Apparently deleting my Dalvik Cache worked, well atleast so far it has. My data connection has stopped its disconnecting madness.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] humblewarfare:
Still loving this ROM, but noticed a few things:

- If I take a picture or video, when I try to go to the 'gallery' icon to view it, nothing happens.

- The phone loses my ringtone selection after a reboot.

I understand this is a leaked version of ICS that's being used and these are not intended as complaints, but rather feedback to help make this ROM better than it already is.

Thanks again for all the work that went into this great ROM!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
My galery is working fine. Something didn't wipe off your sd correctly. All these people having issues have to have sd card issues from what I'm noticing. I've been doing this for awhile now " 4 - 5 years~ " and I've had those types of issues my self as well before. Some sd cards just won't wipe correctly, sometimes.

Any way. Update about the radio that has been leaked.

Mine has been fine ever since my one random reboot about an hour after wiping Dalvik cache which is normal with sense roms once after flashing from my experience. I connected to 4g at work all day then went home and connected to wifi all ngiht. I also went to the grocery store last night and it switched from wireless at my house to 4g away from my house then back to wirless when I got home again.

WIPE Dalvik Cache after the radio flash. Also wipe everything else when ever going to a new rom. I used to tell people that IMO, the best way to go about wiping your sd card is to use windows to format it to fat32 then go back in and use recovery to do wipes on the cache dalvik cache etc. etc again to make sure windows didn't miss stuff when you formatted the sd card.

Since I started using this method I've noticed that most of my issues have gone away that other people seem to have everytime they flash a new rom or some one comes out with a new rom.

Hope this helps people.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Grand Prix:
Go into the settings, for device profile set as generic ICS/jb (wlan0) and the check mark routing fix.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] FirePsych:
Anyone know how to get Exchange mail to work on this rom?

I've set up two different Exchange accounts to rule out server issues and neither will sync. I read about halfway through this thread to fix permissions after setting up your account, but that didn't work.

Any other ideas?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
I'm in a corporate enviornment and yes my exchange works fine.

Ideas would be to wipe your sd card completely and switch to the new radio if you haven't yet..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] FirePsych:
Hmm, I've never completely wiped my sd card, though to be clear, wiping the sd card is different from erasing and repartitioning?

I'm about to flash the new radio. I haven't flashed a radio yet, so I'm re-reading the steps a few times first.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] humblewarfare:
Where is the routing fix option? I'm not seeing it anywhere.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
Just be careful. I say format it with windows to fat32 or use recovery to format /sdcard which ever you want. Then wipe the cache/ system/ Dalvik Cache which Dalvik Cache is under advanced by the way / factory reset / wipe or what ever that option in the main screen is called. Then go from there reflashing etc..

Read directions again first as well yes. Thing is I'm noticing that people posting roms for this phone, no offense OP, are not posting instructions on wiping your sd card the proper way which results in people complaining about issues they're having which is understandable mind you just saying..

If you're at work I would wait until you're at home to do it. Make sure you have adb working with your phone etc. in case you have to run the commands adb shell then adb reboot recovery from adb to get out of the flashing the radio part.

Or you could do the battery pull method too I supose.

I'm putting this on my wifes phone tonight now that I know it's stable and a DD.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dvgb173:
If you format your SD card, how do you flash the rom? Do you mean format /system?

I am under the impression that all the caches and android file systems are created in the phone memory, not on the SD card.

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Doug B.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Grand Prix:
Under mss clamping down the settings menu a bit.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
Trust me wipe your sd card. That's why I mentioned doing it in recovery if you're unconfortable with doing adb commands and doing it through windows. Format sd card, wipe everything. Then mount your sd card using recovery, under mounts and storage. Then drop the rom back on it or the radio or both and then go from there like normal, see what I'm saying now?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dvgb173:
Yes I do. You keep a very tidy phone! I can see why you don't get issues.

However, I think most people keep a lot of personal crap on their SD cards. And technically none of it should interfere with a new rom - as long as proper procedures are followed.

Though your procedure will definitely rule out that possibility.

Doug B.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
Save your pictures to your pc in a folder that you create named phone backup, problem solved. When you get done with everything, place it back where you got them from.

I've been flashing roms for awhile now on about four or five different phones. Sense roms aosp roms miui windows.. Wiping your sdcard every so often will improve a lot of weird issues no matter what people might say, it, will, help.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] itznfb:
When I try to download this Chrome freaks out and says the file is Malicious and only gives me the option to discard. Anyone else?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jonah1234:
i have had a lot of bugs and issues with chrome but never this
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
Ok so I just had the reboot thingy happen to me again, twice and now it stopped again. I noticed something though that should help track the issue down and stop it from happening.

When the reboot happened the second time, when coming back up the phone asked me to grant superuser permissions to the folowing process,

Package:

com.htc.resetnotify

App UID:

10068

Requested UID:

root (0)

Command:

/system/bin/sh

Status:

Aloud " Because I aloud it. "

I looked through the logs and yesterday it was the same process that reset my phone that I had mentioned earlier inthe thread but it never asked me for permissions and it states it was denied then..

Hope this helps.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] itznfb:
You can try the 2.11.605.19 CDMA with 7.00.605.2 LTE. That resolved all the issues for me and a couple other people.

I put them in a single zip to make it easier.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30956280&postcount=86
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Swannyman17:
Perhaps I spoke too soon. I haven't been able to pull my email from my exchange account since the first time and it is constantly trying to sync. It doesn't fail anymore, but it doesn't pull the emails down either.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1843542
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thewebsiteisdown:
Thank you sir. Much appreciated. I'll give it a go here as soon as I get ca chance. Also how do I find my uid, rather where is that identifier hiding so I cann what app it was that did this?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] crashdau:
I wiped cache and Davik then flashed this radio combination and my phone is responding much better and with the SETCPU and KAK Tweaks has made this ROM that much better as a DD.

Thank you to everyonr for helpful tips and to Jester for a great ROM!

One thing I did notice that was wierd, when attempting to set Visual Voicemail I get a message saying " Phone activation is not completed. Please try again later." Anyone experience anything similar about activation? If so, how did you resolve?

Tried *228 and the like but no go.

TIA

crashdau
[Thunderbolt Android Development] itznfb:
Visual Voicemail has never worked on my account for some reason. Does everything else work? Like phone calls and sms?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] crashdau:
Yes....Phone, sms, data, email all work fine which is why I thought it strange.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rz4224:
There is an option right next to that in a dropdown menu to keep it.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] itznfb:
I didn't have issue from another computer. But the keep option isn't available on this PC. Something jacked up with my browser on this machine I'm guessing.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
Does the radio combo you made help with the reboots people are getting with liquid ics?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] enzonix:
I don't have another phone to test it on but I noticed something yesterday. I got a replacement TB (brand spankin' new) from Asurion yesterday and called VZ to activate it. As part of the activation process it dialed *22899 instead of *228. I'm pretty sure it did some other # on the other 4 TBs when I activated them. It's been rumored for a while that *228 will "fry your sim", it might screw it up somehow but I don't think it would fry it. I am positive though that it dialed *22899 yesterday and I didn't touch it. Can anyone else confirm that it works?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] crashdau:
Wow! Noob Moment! Totally overlooked using the *22899 option! That worked! Activated the phone and then was able to login to VVM. Thank you for waking me up!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
It won't fry the sim but it will screw up activation because lte doesn't need that to activate. Someone did that to my tbolt before I got it (I got it in a trade). I had to have a tier two tech do a master reset to get it to activate.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] boyer61:
Just flashed this along with the leaked radios. Working great so far!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] itznfb:
Well I suspect it was the CDMA radio causing the reboots. If that is the case then yes this combo would resolve the reboots while maintaining all the other fixes. I've been using it for about 24 hours now with no issues. Only about 5 or so hours with this ROM but still no issues.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] major_works:
Just thought I'd mention that with this ROM and the old/new radio combo that's been posted, I am seeing 15MB up and 15 MB down. Haven't seen any random reboots since I reflashed with that combo.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trapperjohn:
Hi,

I am in the same boat it's been about 9 hrs and not one reboot.

Thanks,

Bryan
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jamesfrom818:
Strange...Chrome thinks the .zip file is malicious.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] WalkerGFX:
to.those that have flashed the mods for aosp top bar and power menu, how do I go.about.flashing.them?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
Clear caches and flash them in recovery.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] WalkerGFX:
Worked. Also this Rom is amazing with new radios!

Edit... I meant to say that new combo radio
[Thunderbolt Android Development] HaNNibalHector:
I just flashed this ROM and my exchange won't work. I tried fixing permissions and still no good... I saw the guy posting the issu a few pages back but no one really offered a real solution. I don't think wiping my SD card would do the trick. any other recommendations?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] FirePsych:
I'm that guy. I didn't find a resolution. I went back to SPJester's AOSP ICS rom. Exchange works fine with that.