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[Android General] andersh:
This is strange. I had deep sleep yesterday and during the night (this morning it reported >75% deep sleep). But today it does not deep sleep.

I did upgrade gapps from gapps-jb-20120727 to gapps-jb-20121011 this morning. Will try and restore the old installation from nandroid backup and see if that brings back deep sleep.

I'm on baseband IMC1202_20120510_PENTA
[Android General] Berinjo:
I have one question forr you guys. Do you have fm radio app on this version of cm? The only reason i'm not installing this is because of lack of the fm app.
[Android General] andersh:
I can only conclude that deep sleep works intermittently.

Yesterday morning, my phone had 72% battery remaining and the deep sleep widget said >70% deep sleep. This was after the phone had been used on and off for 6 hours and lying idle 8 hours at night.

This morning, with exactly the same ROM and software, my phone reported 55% battery and no deep sleep.
[Android General] mamv:
Do you put it on airplain mode at night?

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Nope, no FM.
[Android General] andersh:
Nope, GPRS and Wifi was on. And it did deep sleep during the day (when not in use) as well, not only at night.

What I did was install the 20121205 version and restore my backup (from Titanium). Then deep sleep worked just fine and continued to work until the next morning. I also noticed much better battery life during that period.

After rebooting to recovery, installing updated gapps and rebooting, deep sleep suddenly disappeared.

Even restoring the nandroid backup taken when deep sleep was functional did not bring it back. :(
[Android General] mamv:
Really strange. Lets hope a new CM10.1 will come out this week since the Rebranching was completed today.
[Android General] andersh:
Agreed. I did run the 10.1 version for almost a week and deep sleep worked fine the whole time.

My two main concerns with it was the lack of systems sounds and non-functioning bluetooth, if those are fixed I will have no problems upgrading.
[Android General] piaci:
hello guys, thinking of having this phone. however this phone would be p1 xl (u9200E). the difference is (not sure entirely) the battery.

would this cm rom work for this?

thanks.
[Android General] jlcachavera:
Not only the battery, xl has more intern memory. I think this Rom won't work, they have different software...

Enviado desde mi U9200 usando Tapatalk 2
[Android General] piaci:
blimey, I was afraid of this. thanks for the answer though.
[Android General] Moiz786:
Hey everybody.

I am new to rooting, but I rooted my device, using UnlockRoot.

I have found an easy way to flash a custum recovery on it. It's called Recover X.

But you have to enter fastboot to use it. Now, I know you can enter fastboot using adb, but I'm not comfortable with it.

And I don't know what fastboot looks like. I have tried to hold the volume up key and the lock key simultaneously, and stuff like that, but every time it just turns on, and when I reboot my phone the next time it says that android is installing upgrades.

Is that fastboot?

Because if it is, doesn't look like fastboot on other devices.

If it is, then please tell me the combination of keys you have to hold.

And if it isn't, please tell me how to do it.

Edit:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1773227

Here's the link for Recover X.

There are two CWM based custom recoverys.

One of them is touch, the other is not.
[Android General] jacalvo:
Try Quickboot app (from market). It allows you to reboot into fastboot mode without doubt. I did it this way
[Android General] Moiz786:
What should i choose?

I pressed all of them one by one, and I came into recoverymode by pressing "Recovery".

But when I press "Bootloader" it just reboots and doesn't go further than the Huawei logo.

Is that fasboot mode?

By the way thank you for the anwer :)
[Android General] arkedk:
Gonna give this a try instead. Right now I'm running the EMUI firmware. It's almost a complete ripoff from MIUI and it doesn't have GAPPS.

I'll see if I can root it and get back to some more normal firmware.
[Android General] jacalvo:
Yes, fastboot. From then, most operations will be handled via recovery mode, but booting into recovery mode is much simpler
[Android General] Moiz786:
Thank you very much :)
[Android General] jacalvo:
I'm tempted of trying that firmware. How performs?
[Android General] arkedk:
It runs smooth as butter. But it lacks GAPPS and the UI is a little annoying.

If CM10 could be ported with this as base it would be nice
[Android General] jacalvo:
UI is different, that's clear but... Have you tried to install gapps from recovery as is done for CM10?

Anyway, I plan to test this rom and will try this
[Android General] exFAT:
Test kernel for Jellybean (CM10+)

Hi all,

Attached is a kernel I compiled for the Huawei Ascend P1 using official sources + JB ramdisk with a few changes (notably /hopefully/ GPU overclock to 512MHz from 384MHz). This is to be tested on CM10 ONLY (4.1.2). I'm not even sure whether it works, so test using fastboot first (don't flash it permanently).

I presume you all know how to use fastboot since you rooted your devices and flashed recovery to use CM10, so put the boot.img file in wherever you placed your recovery.img. Then,

In fastboot mode:

fastboot boot <directory you placed boot.img>/boot.img

then, if needed

fastboot reboot

Check if it boots properly. Thanks for your help.
[Android General] arkedk:
Can anyone tell me where the baseband/radio is stored?

I've just installed CM10 20121205 after I deodexed it but I'm getting battery drain due to no deep sleep. I suspect it has to do with the baseband so I wanna try out some different ones from the official 4.1.2 collection. Right now I'm running baseband IMC1202_PENTA.
[Android General] xds640:
Can you guys access bbs.anzhi.com?

There are some relatively fresh rom mentioned, but I cannot download it.

http ://t.cn/zjIMjoh leads to bbs.anzhi.com/thread-6076875-1-1.html which seems to be down
[Android General] arkedk:
Nope has been down for that past couple of days now.

The last one I've seen there and downloaded is anzhi-atx-tenfar-viva-cm-10-20121205.zip

It had some problems with keyboard when I installed it, so deodexed it and replaced the LatinIME.apk with the one from cm-10-20121105-viva-tenfar-atx.zip.

But like on cm-10-20121105-viva-tenfar-atx.zip I still get no Deep Sleep.

My mirror for the build:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7443387/deodexed_anzhi-atx-tenfar-viva-cm-10-20121205.zip
[Android General] xds640:
http ://cn.ui.vmall.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=38539

No JellyBean for us. :(
[Android General] mwedo:
Cliffs in English please? (Google translate is hilarious)
[Android General] Moiz786:
As far as I understand, JB for Ascend P1/D1, is delayed because of Texas Instruments pulling of the processor market.

We will eventually get JB, but we will have to wait.
[Android General] eDeath32:
Some facts about next official P1 firmware

it delayed (because of Texas Instruments dropped support for processor or something)

release date is "before Spring Festival" (february 10th?)

EMUI 1.5 ICS (no JB at all)

everybody very disappointed at emui forum (currently 62 pages of suffering)
[Android General] mwedo:
Thanks!

eDeath32, what do you mean by "EMUI 1.5 ICS (no JB at all)"? There won't be JB at all?! Dafuq? But official beta is out already :(
[Android General] eDeath32:
First of all I want to mention I can't understand a single hieroglyph. All data provided by google translate.

TI dropped support and Huawei cannot finish porting jb on their own. That is why next rom will be ISC-based and there are no JB-roms planned.
[Android General] mwedo:
Yeah, same here. Google Translate is, like I said before, quite hilarious with its translation so I feel like trying to encrypt some long forgotten language.

Well that sucks :mad: So next ROM is... basically nothing beside new launcher/UI. Is that confirmed btw? I can't find any source other than previous link.

Out of curiosity - what will happen with other devices (no matter of brand) on TI chipset? No JB for them too?
[Android General] eDeath32:
I have g-translated not only the opening post, but at least a two dozens of comments. So I'm quite sure about sad fate of jb-rom.

I think such devices won't get roms with newer androids either. You can google it, but I really doubt it will change anything.
[Android General] Moiz786:
Doesn't the Galaxy Nexus have TI chip set?

Or is it the gpu?
[Android General] eDeath32:
Yes it does. But it took jb long before TI dropped support.
[Android General] eDeath32:
Some new rom has arrived. CM10-based (android 4.1.2)

original link

http ://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=173128&uk=2936987094 (click 下载 for download)

more info and mirror

http ://android-hilfe.de/root-custom-roms-modding-fuer-huawei-ascend-p1/353966-rom-ligux-4-1-stable-atx.html
[Android General] andersh:
Still no deep sleep, but battery life is good. At least according to my rusty german.
[Android General] arkedk:
Also just flashed this on top of U9200-1V100R001CHNC00B124. Still don't get any deep sleep. Will try and figure out what's keeping it from deep sleeping.

Like the other CM10 roms this also only deep sleeps in Airplane Mode.
[Android General] andersh:
It's in the UPDATE.APP, which can be split up using the split_updata.pl script in dsidxa kitchen (I had to modify the hash values in the script). This will give you all the separate images (recovery, system, boot, userdata, splash etc.), but unfortunately the baseband does not seem to be a single .img file. I've not had the time to read up on this, but if someone knows how to assemble a radio.img that is flashable via fastboot it would be greatly appreciated.

As for the CM10 and deep sleep, I've tried both baseband "IMC1202-20120510-PENTA" and "IMC1202_PENTA" (the latter is the one included in the B226 ROM), and none of them gives me deep sleep. A list of baseband releases and which ROM they can be found in would be great.

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I did test this and it does not boot properly. After flashing apparantly tries to boot but is stuck on the boot screen. I do manage to connect with 'adb shell' and a 'uname -a' gives:

Linux localhost 3.0.8 #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Dec 21 21:53:15 SGT 2012 armv7l GNU/Linux

I see that the kernel included in the CM10 release is:

Linux localhost 3.0.31-02121-ge6dbd86-dirty #1 SMP PREEMPT Sat Nov 24 14:34:59 CST 2012 armv7l GNU/Linux

So there seems to be a kernel mismatch?
[Android General] arkedk:
Since I posted the earlier post I've also figured out the split method and split a lot of different firmwares. But I can't find the radio.img in there.

It must be included in some of the mbn files. Right now I'm working on making insecure boot.img.

Yep had the same experience. Have tried with 3 different basebands, So I don't think it's specifically to do with the basebands anymore. But something to do with the management of the radio in the build. But it's weird that the JB beta works fine with deep sleep if they used that as base for the CM10 port. I'll try and make a CM10 port with B525 as base and see if that gives the same deep sleep problem.
[Android General] andersh:
I've been using the attached split_updata.pl which I believe came from a Huawei G300 thread (I also included a working 'crc' program). It will extract (among others) something called AMSSMBN.IMG, but I'm not really sure if that is a flashable radio. I believe most of the hash values are correct, but I did notice one or two problems (I seem to remember duplicate userdata.img) .
[Android General] Weild Hayn:
Hi everyone, does this works on u9200s?
[Android General] o-l-a-v:
AFAIK yes, its the same phone as u9200, just different battery capasity due to the slimmer back?
[Android General] jlcachavera:
Is it possible to extract the Baseband IMC1202_20121009_PENTA and make it flashable for others ?

Thank you in advance!
[Android General] arkedk:
If you read his post some lines higher up it says there is no radio.img when you split the update.app. So right now there is no other way than to flash the entire update.app to change baseband.
[Android General] bountygiver:
anyone got the kernel source of the cm10.1 ROM? That site with the ROM is down btw....

I need it so I can fix a NTFS mount app problem.
[Android General] morpheus620:
Link updatet in OP.

and here my thread from german forum: http://www.android-hilfe.de/root-cu...cend-p1/304511-cyanogenmod-10-1-cm10-1-a.html
[Android General] kieranc88:
So will this ROM be getting anymore updates to try and fix kernel issues, or has development stopped?????
[Android General] o-l-a-v:
Ask the chinese
[Android General] mamv:
Hehehehe. True...
[Android General] morpheus620:
new cm10.1

http://www.mediafire.com/?mdv4j1v4a6bki15

deep sleep and sound work fine :)
[Android General] o-l-a-v:
Full english? And link to OP?
[Android General] andersh:
I flashed the latest gapps for CM10.1 with it, and had no problems selecting English at first startup. I've not run it for too long, but so far it looks good.
[Android General] Moiz786:
Sv: Huawei Ascend P1 - CyanogenMod 10

Hey everybody.

I need the Phone.apk, from the system/ app.

I am running a Rooted Ascend P1, with stock rom. 4.0.3, B103.

If anyone could provide the apk, I would be grateful.
[Android General] bountygiver:
Seems like the deep sleep is so fixed that it go sod sometimes.
[Android General] bountygiver:
I found the cause of sod, when an app is playing/pausing audio too fast, the audio service crashes and it will no longer play any audio and the next sleep will cause sod.

Since I got SoD every time I am trying to trim a ringtone as it requires rapidly playing and pausing.

Oh, playing some games may cause that too...

Sent from my U9200
[Android General] andersh:
Still looking pretty good, but I cannot get bluetooth to work :(
[Android General] harshdev:
Blueetooth not working

Everything looks good however bluetooth still a problem
[Android General] mamv:
Is camera working?
[Android General] arkedk:
Yep it's working fine
[Android General] OkkibluDesigner:
One information. Have you same problem about swap memory internal and external? Precisly, i can't move app to sd (sdcard1/emmc), but only in internal card (sdcard0). Does anyone has an solution? Sorry for my english.

Thanks.
[Android General] andersh:
Yes. In other versions there was an option under "Settings->Storage" that would make the sdcard primary storage. I cannot find any similar option here.

This is a PIA, since I had to copy a lot of stuff to internal storage. Also, I've seen internal storage being wiped completely during ROM updates, so care must be taken backing it up before flashing new ROMs.
[Android General] mamv:
andersh,

aren't you the expert on editing boot.ini in order to fix the storage problem? :)
[Android General] andersh:
There are changes to the mounting procedure Android 4.2. I did try to modify the CM10.1 version that was released early December, but I was not able to get the external and internal storage switched.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blackdragon79:
Ok how do i use it?

Apple just give up the IPHONE sucks deal with it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] m20120:
If you have the version of Swype with voice input you just tap the voice input button (looks like a flame). If you have the version that comes built in with LI3 then it does not support voice input. You would need to remove it and install the latest beta.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MobDad:
Someone tipped me on this trick. When you are typing, pull down the notification bar, click on Select Input Method, select Google voice typing, and start talking. Not elegant, but in a pinch it works.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blackdragon79:
Thanks for the tip works great now

Apple just give up the IPHONE sucks deal with it.
[Nook Touch General] Armeddy:
Hey,

I've been using my Nook for more than a year now and have just recently started college so using it has became immensely important for my studying. However, for a longer period of time I've been experiencing a freezing problem on my Nook. It didn't really bother me a lot before as it wouldn't occur very often - only when the battery is half drained would the device freeze, usually within a minute of unlocking the device (tho that's not always the case). At that point I would restart it by holding the lock/unlock button, and then it worked normally for some time.

Recently I've been really using my Nook day and night and the battery charge seems to drop more easily then before, and considering that reaching the "freezing point" on the battery is not so hard now, the freezing is becoming ever so annoying.

In accordance to these events I have tried to "fix" the problem. I rooted my Nook almost the second day after opening the box and have been very satisfied with the ability of reading PDFs with other apps, especially now on college. I have therefor thought of the root as the source of All the Evil, and tried to reroot the device, as well as factory restoring it by a couple of methods (of which none had the desired effect to remove the root, or at least the rooted start up screen). So far no solution, done by my amateur knowledge of android hacking, has produced the effect of removing the freezing plague. So I thought I should ask for the help of xda community if they had any advice on how to proceed in this bamboozling situation.

P.S. The funny thing I noticed that the device will not freeze if plugged in to the wall outlet or the PC, if that's of any use.

P.P.S. I'm using the 1.1.0. version of software, not sure what else is relevant for the problem, but please do ask..
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
The battery, the battery circuit or the battery discharge calibration curve may be out of whack.

Try looking at actual voltage:

am start -n com.android.settings/.BatteryInfo

See at what voltage it dies.
[Nook Touch General] Armeddy:
Hey, thanks for your reply!

I'm just wondering how exactly do I go and enter this code? Should I get an terminal emulator app and type it there?

Also, I have done some thinking and thought that my SD card might be causing the freeze, since it's not the most reliable card I have. Therefor I copied all my books from it to the device internal memory and removed the card from the device, but unfortunatly it produced no visible effect - device just froze on me minutes ago even without the card..
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
That command goes into the Linux shell in Nook, either through the ADB shell or a terminal app.

If you have a non-stock Settings.apk "Battery Info" might be directly accessible.
[Nook Touch General] Armeddy:
Hey again, and thanks for helping me :)

So I installed a terminal emulator, and ran your piece of code and this are the results:

While charging battery voltage is 4194mV and while unplugged it's around 3850mV +- 50mV.

Also the funny thing I noticed today was that my Nook froze and at the moment I had a PDF document opened in PerfectViewer which was set up to display battery percent as well as time. The percentage at which Nook froze was 55%. I left it frozen like that until I got home and plugged it in the wall (perhaps 2 or 3 hours have passed in between) - that's when it came back to life and restarted. When it powered on I opened settings and the battery percent was at 27%. So in that short time span of "being frozen" the battery charge level droped for around half of the current level!

Could it be that it's actually doing something else in the background that tends to use a lot of my CPU/battery and the screen and buttons just do not respond while this "process" or whatever is running?

22:51 edit:

I have used my SD card and flashed CWM on it and then used it to install Touch-formatterv2 on my Nook. I have then set up the device and no less than a minute since the Nook froze while I was just browsing the empty library.. Could this be a hardware issue?
[Nook Touch General] jam_dev:
any significant errors / warnings in logcat?

which process is running when its freezing, is wifi on/off etc

Hope this helps...
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
The idea was that percentage values are not reliable and to see if your Nook was dying at the same voltage all the time without noticing that the battery was too low.
[Nook Touch General] Armeddy:
Okay so if I understood your thought correctly my battery display was "broken" and showed different values from the actual value of the battery. So when the battery drained the Nook would turn off but the battery meter would nonetheless show a half full battery. I think this is not the case, since it did occur only on somewhere around half the battery (50-60% and lower) but the thing is that that would just be the starting point. The freeze would happen regularly once or twice per day and I could continue using my Nook even without charging it back to full only with the risk of it freezing from time to time and having it restarted. Meaning that the battery display is probably accurate, since I still got to use the device until it completely dried out but with occasional freezing.

@jam_dev - I have currently restored to the unrooted stock firmware and therefor can't check any (that I know of) log to see for errors. But in do time, if the problem keeps occurring even on stock I will root it and set up a logging app to see what is actually happening in the time of the freeze. Thanks for the idea, and I'll keep you posted (if anyone actually bothers reading this thread) :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rocktonic:
it doesn't work. never has. anybody else use theirs?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] b00da:
If you are referring to Mobile Hotspot then yes,I used mine today to tether a laptop. At first my laptop recognized the connection but failed when trying to get IP/connect. Then I realized that it was set to Only Allowed Devices. Once I toggled to Allow All Devices, it worked flawlessly.

Settings > Tap on Mobile Hotspot > Should show your device's name , tap on it and it should change to Allow All Devices to connect.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmorton10:
I guess mine wasn't totally stock as I flashed it to the root66 ROM on its very first boot out of the box, but the mobile hotspot worked fine for me & I never had a charge from VZ on my bill for it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] enyalius:
Never had an issue when I was stock. Can you connect to regular WiFi on your device? It could be bad hardware...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rocktonic:
nice, problem solved! i didn't realize there was a menu if you pushed the 'mobile hotspot' text... i just expected to see something show up when i turned it on o_O duh...

thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] b00da:
No Problem. Glad my first post was used to help someone!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rlreddy:
Does this only work if you pay VZW extra? I think that was the way it used to work but it has been years since I have been running a stock ROM (just came over from a DInc running Jelly Bean with Butter - awesome but slooooow). Now an S3 man!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] apacseven:
Now I could be mistaken, but I believe if you have a shared plan (anything but unlimited) then tethering is free. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
READ FORUM RULES BEFORE POSTING

You checked "yes this is a question"

Guess where it goes

Moved to Q&A

Friendly Neighborhood Moderator
[HTC One X] Vhoghul:
So this morning I decided to try and update my ROM and by bootloader, and I think I screwed up along the way.

The long and the short of it is, I can't boot my One X past the bootloader now.

The Bootloader reads the following

*** TAMPERED ***

*** RELOCKED ***

*** Security Warning ***

EVITA PVT SHIP S=ON RL

HBOOT 1.09.0000

RADIO-0.16a-32.09.06

Open DSP-v25.1.0.32.0405

When I try to unlock the phone through fastboot, I get the message

(bootloader) [ERR] Command error !!!

OKAY [ 0.010s]

finished. total time: 0.015s

Can anyone give me any ideas on where to go? I'm really a rookie at this stuff, and when searching, I can't find anything that I actually understand...