yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] deesto-xda:
Yup, got it now, in stereo. ;) Thanks. Doesn't explain drops, but signal certainly appears to be much stronger this way.

NVIDIA's not a great example: their release philosophy has actually made things pretty tough for Linux distributions.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Yeah, but they at least release compatible installation packs. The kernel source at HTC is usually three versions behind and hardware libraries don't exist.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] disconnecktie:
NVidia has drivers for linux mint. I have them installed on my pc.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
It looks like it may be time to start hijacking jellybean changes for ics.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hallstevenson:
You have pre-compiled binaries. Mint didn't compile those Linux drivers from source code that nVidia has made available nor can a user download the source code for their drivers and make changes.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bright2018:
Anyone have any luck with bluetooth on the 12/13 build? I was able to pair to my GM truck, but no audio.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] [SP]JESTER:
Hey man im always here to have a good time and cheer everyone up lol. And fried boards do suck indeed. Just hope it didnt take anything with it, it literally went out with a bang (pop) and a flash of light haha
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Dark Jedi:
Jester have you gone to a bail bonds man to see about bailing your thug bolt out of jail?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] stickperson:
Clicking LTE in the status bar isn't changing it from 3g to LTE. Is this a known issue?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Damn. All I ever got was the helicopter take off sound and a click. That sounds pretty intense. Hopefully it left your hard drive out of the show, although your ram possibly didn't get as lucky.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hallstevenson:
Haven't seen anyone post it but I can confirm this

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The FB update is available. Not sure if others have gotten it and seen a change...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] FirePsych:
I figured I'd try the kernel in the playground.

So I flashed extras and checked it off.

I went back about 20 pages looking for the latest on it and didn't see much. Thought it was a good idea.

Phone wouldn't boot.

Pulled battery, sim card and SD card.

Took me a while, but I was eventually able to boot back into recovery.

Reflashed 12/13 and it just finished rebooting.

Hopefully all is well.

I should've left well enough alone.

Otherwise, before my foolhardiness, this was running very smoothly. I've had a good solid wifi connection for about 4 hours.

Battery's been going quickly, but that's pretty common for a fresh flash.

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I don't think this has worked in any of the ICS leak builds.

Often doesn't work in most of the GB based custom ROMS too.

However, long pressing the data icon in the status bar will bring up the Mobile Data settings and it only takes a few seconds to toggle between LTE and CDMA.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] stickperson:
That's a good tip. Thanks.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Dark Jedi:
Don't know if its what you did to the latest build or if it was fb latest update or a combo of both. All I know fb loads up quick and doesn't lag or say loss of data signal anymore.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Shadow Death:
Facebook did away with html5 for their client.

As for the post about the playground extras,last I checked it hasn't been updated. This new build already has the kernel baked in.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hallstevenson:
Given that I'm running the 12/6 build AND the latest FB update, I can confirm FB is blazing fast. So, no offense to Twisted, I think the credit goes to the FB app alone at this point.

The blank pages in FB are not repeatable for me so I can just keep using it and see if it occurs. I do NOT expect it to though.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PhoenixWing94:
Only recently, I've been getting a lot more random reboots. Any fix/solution to this?

I'm on the 12/06 Build.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
I couldn't care less. One less thing to see 10 posts a day about.

Uploaded a new standalone kernel. No promises wiping cache won't break everything, but there are video changes.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] yumms:
In the 12/13 build, can anyone test to see if the hardware acceleration is working in videos with MX Player?

And how is the scrolling in Opera Mobile, is it choppy, in the previous bulls it was never as smooth as on gingerbread.

Thanks.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hallstevenson:
I agree ! Of course, the next person or persons who mention a blank FB page will have to be asked/told to make sure they're running v2.x or higher of FB.

Now, when I said "no offense" to you, reason I said that was because I'm using a slightly older version (only 12/6) that was before the latest fixes for the FB issue.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Testing another kernel. This time my entire vidc was dumped to test the one in leanKernel. Dunno how that will even go.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rrrrrrredbelly:
Thanks for the work on the kernel. Just flashed the one you posted earlier. You may know this but market is still broken (can't download anything).

Installed fine with no wipe, when i wiped caches it wouldn't boot.

This is just meant as a fyi in case others are thinking of flashing.

Dan
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hallstevenson:
Damn, still getting blank pages in FB... :mad:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Shadow Death:
Update your Facebook app
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
I started a full build anyway. Updated the kernel, found fixes for some force close issues, and a fun patch I liked the sound of that addressed the exact results with netflix but may not resolve the actual cause. Still worth a try.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] norman1080:
Using the 12/13 rom. Getting some crazy speeds. Awesome job Twisted. Cheers!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DrunkUncas:
So I'm the only one that had their phone take a huge dump on 12/13?

No keyboard- went straight to voice input.

Added extras with all options checked and all my aps FC when I initially go to home.

I guess I need to try this again.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Dark Jedi:
When I loaded the new build my market didn't want to work. I had to restart the phone and it worked fine afterwards .
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rrrrrrredbelly:
Is this with the stand alone lean kernel from twisted's site?

I shouldve specified in my post thats which one i was talking about
[Thunderbolt Android Development] FirePsych:
Same here. I typically don't judge new flashes until after a few reboots. Lesson I learned I'm my old BB hybrid days.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rrrrrrredbelly:
Same question that i posted above, is this the kernel baked into the rom or the stand alone lean kernel?

Thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DrunkUncas:
Got everything straightened out.

Data was available immediately. I've had to go airplane at startup for the last several versions.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hallstevenson:
You got me with that one ! :o

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I'm the 12/6 build and don't seem to be able to send MMS. I've tried the stock SMS/MMS app, Pansi SMS (my normal app), and just downloaded VZW's Message app. Pansi crashes when sending MMS (still... and hasn't worked for what seems like months). Both the stock app and the VZW version tell me "Invalid destination address". Ironically, the failed message is sitting in the "thread" for my wife's messages (that's who I'm trying to send it to), so the address is by no means wrong.

Anyone else have issues with MMS ?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gobraves00:
I have issues sending mms when wifi is on.

sent from thunda down unda
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Link_of_Hyrule:
You can only send MMS when Wi-Fi is off and mobile data is turned on.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Who told you that? It will swap as soon as you aren't transferring data over wifi and swap back after it sends. You don't need to configure a send
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hallstevenson:
When was that, 2-3 years ago ? I haven't heard that in years !!

FWIW, WiFi is off and mobile data is on anyway...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Link_of_Hyrule:
Well sometimes it works but from my experience I usually end up having to do that. I know that you can't send MMS over Wi-Fi only that it needs Mobile data to send an MMS.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Dark Jedi:
Not true. Mms is not sent over mobile data. I can turn off mobile data and send mms all day long. Its sent over 1x. This was confirmed by a Verizon tier 2 support.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Spikelangelo:
I was just on a phone call while connected to wifi and sent an mms while talking.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Link_of_Hyrule:
I'm pretty sure 1x is considered mobile data...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gobraves00:
I'll have to test cause I couldn't for awhile. I noticed I had no problems when I had wifi turned off. So whenever I send mms I just always turned wifi off first. Not a deal breaker so never really thought much of it.

sent from thunda down unda
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hallstevenson:
You can send MMS with a "dumb" phone that has ZERO data capability.

Fact is, my phone is not configured any differently than I've had my Android phones for 3+ years. Since running various custom ROMs over those years, every so often this happens. I just know realized though, I sent (1) MMS earlier today to someone else. I can't send them to my wife now though. Just tried sending one to my son and it failed also.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Link_of_Hyrule:
But if you turn off Mobile Data that disables 1x but yes you're right you don't need 3G or LTE.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ToastyZ71:
What's new in the 12/14 build now vs 12/13?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
It's in the op
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ToastyZ71:
Just wasnt sure if there was something major, or just more fixes.

thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Klonopin:
Latest build - and I downloaded it twice and checked the sums - they matched, all I got was a bootloop. And yes I did a superwipe, two times.

Just to avoid from any of your sarcastic a** remarks. And to think with an ego like yours I wanted to donate a few hundred of my paycheck to you.

By the way, Since when did you get Liquid's permission to make his open source "closed"? Might want to think about that a little bit. He seemed pretty pissed.

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Infact, you know what amazes me, Twisted? That you treat some of the people who support your work and try to report to you their errors with disrespect and arrogance - not someone I'd donate to.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DrunkUncas:
Of course you did.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] arizonaomnia:
Wow, dude....he told you it was in the OP and you flipped out like this? Might want to check who is developing a Rom for us in his free time and who is just being a b*tch.

Sent from my ICS Nubolt with Tapatalk 2
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Klonopin:
I was I was just about ready to, I got paid and was going to buy a used phone but stuck with this one due to a contract.

Also,

I'm sorry, but when I see people get treated like crap by developers whom these people are trying to point out issues that may or may not have listed, and yet most of them act like they are all A Class? No, I don't think so.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] arizonaomnia:
I do get what you're saying and that sort of thing gets on my nerves too, but I haven't seen that from twisted. Is it possible you are being too sensitive?

Sent from my ICS Nubolt with Tapatalk 2
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ToastyZ71:
It was me that he was replying to, so it should be me that would get bent out of shape if I did not like his reply. I don't really have an issue with his reply, as the changes are listed in the OP, I was just more looking to see if there were any major fixes, or other explanations than the changelog listed. If there wasn't, then there wasn't.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rrrrrrredbelly:
*fixed
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ToastyZ71:
Installed the latest 12/14, working fine here with dirty flash (12/13 flashed this morning, dirty as well)

Also then tested the latest kernel from the Playground. It boots and runs fine, but the market is still borked. apps are stuck at "downloading..." I did not try wiping cache/dalvik, though.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DrunkUncas:
12/14 is running like a champ. The included camera (4.0?) appears to be working fine. No issues with market. Data was available at boot with no airplane required.

Face unlock almost went catastrophically bad. After set up, the middle third of my lockscreen went blank. No face thing, no keypad. Had to go to emergency call then back to get the keypad to enter my pin.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Link_of_Hyrule:
I just want to know if the reboots are solved and if any other problems are noticeably fixed lol.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Dark Jedi:
1x is what your phone call goes over. Just like your mms is sent over the same 1x. You never send a mms over 3g or 4g or wifi. If you disable mobile data it doesn't disable 1x as like said that's what your calls come over. Only way to disable 1x is to put the phone in to airplane mode that turns off everything. Like I said I have sent many mms and received many mms with my mobile data off. How I keep my battery to last longer while at work.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gammaxgoblin:
+1
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Pomacat:
I guess I am one of the unlucky one's. I dirty flashed 12/14 boot loops. Clean install after wipe boot looping. I have repeated several clean installs all with boot looping results. Any ideas?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ToastyZ71:
To be honest, in all of the builds of this ROM, I've only ever seen one or two reboots.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Link_of_Hyrule:
Than why was working mobile data needed to send MMS when the RIL was broken. not trying to argue just trying to figure out how this all works. From my understanding 1x is a very slow form of mobile data.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ABN85:
Forgive my stupidity, I don't mean to go off topic or be sarcastic, but is this a closed source ROM? I really don't understand that. Does it just mean the source isn't posted somewhere? Also, for taking Liquid's work, isn't most of this stuff that twisted was working on before Liquid started trying to port ICS to the Thunderbolt? I mean no disrespect to Liquid, I think it's great whenever someone contributes to helping keep a phone alive, especially without asking for donations. Once again sorry to go off topic, just looking for some enlightenment. Either way doesn't really matter, I love this ROM and phone, and greatly appreciate the time and effort twisted has put into keeping it alive. Hopefully bad attitude doesn't cause one of the last developers we have left to abandon us also. If I could donate I would but sadly I can't. When the time comes that I am able, twisted will most definitely be at the top of my list. Just my waste of precious forum space for today.

Sent from my Twisted ICS Bolt
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Dark Jedi:
Look at miui and how mms was broken even though it had 3g and 4g. Yeah 1x is data but its used differently than the other forms of data we have. I am sure twisted could explain it better. Just turn off mobile data and send a mms pic to yourself and it will send. Granted this rom has had issues sending and receiving mms. Might have to try a from that you know mms works right.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] T41NT:
Seem to be stuck on a boot loop on the new 12/14. What's the deal, is a fix coming? Is it a bug?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
I said it was in the op because shortly before it was asked, I updated the list of changes.

What ego are you talking about? Yours? Because most people with an ego don't take the time to answer the same couple of questions every few days instead of just saying "use the search" or not even telling you where it was listed.

If you wanted to donate a few hundred dollars over a ROM that just barely works, you are an idiot. I am sorry, but that is frustration trying to find an imaginary basis for making someone feel guilty. I would have been sorry you were offended, until you made your next point...

What permission do I need from Liquid? The changes since his source, as stated multiple times, are all just porting back in my Playground changes. They are up on github, and ironically I made it a point to upload all of the current frameworks because some of the changes were new. I can't be faulted because you didn't look before running your mouth. His contributions were noted, he quit building for the device, and he took down a portion of the source. I honestly doubt he is that mad over it, but it's honorable to stand behind someone else in a fight you start.

I don't treat those who support my work with disrespect and arrogance. I treat each situation in a way fitting to the specific situation. I do not view posts by person, but rather by content. If that makes me arrogant, then they need to update the definition of unbiased to include "except when someone expects something, see arrogant". I will remember you, though, at least for a day or two.

Edit: Since you made it a point to get enraged that I referred you to the op last time, here is a direct link for the source - https://github.com/ThePlayground

Edit2: As you can see from my original reply, I didn't even realize someone else had asked about the changes so i'm not exactly separating donators or reliable testers from the everyday passerby.

I know what you're talking about, and I get it every time I post on a device I'm not building a ROM for, but getting stereotyped is never cool.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Not entirely sure. It booted up fine for me. Did you use the included kernel? Extras? Was anything wiped and/or cleared? When I did it, I didn't wipe a thing, I left the kernel in the zip, and I haven't flashed extras yet. I will have to verify the zip and make sure that didn't get corrupted, either.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ryanstfl:
Maybe he just forgot to take his Klonopin, and decided to go on XDA...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Obaterista93:
Much respect for dealing with that crap. I've been following your work since you started with ICS and I can say from experience that you've always been modest and respectful to those who deserve respecting. The fact that I still check in here to watch the progress of a rom for a phone that I no longer own says a lot. Remember that the opinions of the loud minority don't necessarily reflect those of the silent majority.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Who knows. Ironically the whole open source requirement is that you have to resubmit any modifications to the original code. The RIL is unchanged. I tested one edit and reverted. The settings changes are an exact mirror of the playground file, skia is a mirror, webkit is a mirror, frameworks is hosted, so all that's left is that I never uploaded the line I removed from backup to get the absolute path of the sdcard. Hardly an issue worth notifying the press over.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ryanstfl:
Is your donation link on your site intentionally not working?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Link_of_Hyrule:
The extra's zip says it's from sunday. So is the kernel in the Extra's the one I should use or are all the changes you listed on the OP not even in the kernel at all?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
I remember your avatar from the good ol' days, lol. These threads always were entertaining. Hopefully your new phone is less of a headache. I hate my Thunderbolt, but it's like an ex-girlfriend that lives next door. You don't want her anymore, but it's still fun to play around like you do and it makes it hard to find a new one.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
It's linked to the forum I never got around to replacing.

Stick with the one in the build. They're about the same now.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Obaterista93:
The Rezound has its fair share of issues. It has heat problems and terrible battery life, but the screen is gorgeous. I cracked the screen on my bolt and never got around to fixing it. I can definitely relate to the ex girlfriend thing though. I pop my sim in it now and again for nostalgia sake. After using my rezound though, the screen makes my eyes wanna bleed. Can't imagine the DNA.....
[Thunderbolt Android Development] twistedumbrella:
I know exactly what you mean. I was playing a movie on the Gnex and when I went back to the Thunderbolt I couldn't even get through a YouTube video. Really motivating to fix things like Netflix when I have no desire to use them anymore... Ah the DNA. Another phone I will most likely see discontinued before I can finally have a turn to take the family plan upgrade.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Link_of_Hyrule:
The lovely Text bug is back hurray lol well hopefully it doesn't show up too often I feel your pain twisted when you fix one thing another breaks lol I'm hoping to get a Gnex soon as I'm going to start developing an app. Well keep up the good work maybe someday HTC will not suck and release all their sources but I doubt it.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Obaterista93:
I was up for an upgrade last month, but can't afford to switch to a tiered plan. I'm a bit iffy about owning another HTC though. Awesome hardware but their customer support sucks. I'm afraid of the DNA being another phone that barely gets supported in 6 months. I love my Rezound, but after playing with 4.1 on my moms gnex I'm still kicking myself for not getting the nexus instead.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] FirePsych:
How are you guys (gender nonspecific) getting awesome battery life on this?

For a good part of the day I'm on 3g with mobile data. Some days I'm on wifi with mobile data off.

I've tweaked my backlight to be much more conservative.

I've turned off most auto sync stuff.

The only thing I have on auto synch is Gmail, contacts and calendar.

I removed facebook and a lot of other vzw/htc bloat.

I only have one widget and it's on my second home screen and it's relatively static.

For now I'm running the stock launcher.

Rezound battery.

Under battery stats Screen is my biggest consumer, currently at 55% followed by Voice calls at 21%

Everything else is 5% or less.

If I don't actually use my phone as a phone, then screen jumps to 70-80% and everything else is usually around 5% or less.

I have two other exchange accounts. One is set to manual, the other is 15 minutes.

I use mostly, tapatalk, sms, gmail, gReader (manual update) Seesmick (twitter app on manual update), Podkicker, mostly in the morning and afternoon and when I download podcasts, they're over wifi, Pandora a few hours/day.

There's other stuff, but that's the main stuff.

Question, if I turn mobile data off, will Gmail and my one exchange account turn it on to check or will they just not update?

Other than that, I can toggle mobile data for everything else as needed. For a variety of reasons, I need my mail to check itself.

Oh, currently, and this is always subect to change; combo radio; 19cdma, LTE "ICS" leak.

(meanwhile, and this has nothing to do with anything except everything, my Dad (82 y.o. next month, how cool is that?) has an LG Lucid. Just updated him to ICS today. It may be a "mid-level" phone, but nice......)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bright2018:
Anyone else unable to upload photos to Picasa?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] donnyp1:
Try a screen off profile with set cpu
[Thunderbolt Android Development] pakkman:
I had the same error uploading to box via the share menu