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[Epic 4G Android Development] davedsbca:
Re: New Build, Jellybean 4.4.2

This.

[youtube]76RrdwElnTU[/youtube]

At last, a CM build with bluetooth that works with both my Sony Smartwatch and my handsfree carkit! I can finally run something beyond GB on my Epic! Hallelujah indeed!

:victory:

bbelos, there is a donation coming your way!
[Epic 4G Android Development] BigOnes69:
I know you were having problems with bluetooth at one point in development. Is it fixed? My normal handset speaker does not work so I am 100 percent reliant on my bluetooth headset.
[Epic 4G Android Development] sneezy316:
No, my issue is with the random "notifications", not the vibration part.

These notifications come out "Di-Di-Di-Di-ng" instead of the regular "Ding Dong".

Then when you check the phone, there is nothing, no notification.
[Epic 4G Android Development] bleebdat:
Is there anyway to get voicemail working like stock on this rom?
[Epic 4G Android Development] only1penny:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

My phone shows that it charges fully but then dies after about an hour. It never shows that the battery is low. When I turn it back on its about 80% charged. I'm on the build from Monday. Does anyone have this problem? Please & Thank you

sent from my superduperphone
[Epic 4G Android Development] DynamicN:
Learn something new everyday here, thank you for the information!:good:
[Epic 4G Android Development] mang0:
From what I understand, the majority of lithium ion phone batteries have protection circuitry to prevent overcharging. They also have protection against over-discharging, in that most phones will shut off when the voltage in the battery reaches a certain point (but can still be force turned on, although you should refrain from doing so, as it will reduce your battery life span).
[Epic 4G Android Development] flastnoles11:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

Which is what I said, don't do it, it reduces the life span if the battery... I can link to some great articles about this very thing for anybody that would like more information on the subject...:thumbup:

Sprint GS3 FAQ THREAD
[Epic 4G Android Development] Sesquipedalian:
I would like to add some discussion to a problem I had earlier.

I have identified the problem is caused by erroneous data in the mmssms.db. Specifically, the MMS is put in a message thread with an thread_id of 0, which doesn't exist. The numbering appears to begin at 1.

I was able to pull the file and manually go into the database, open the pdu table and change the thread_id from 0 to whatever thread the MMS belonged to. I had to reference several lookup tables to figure out who the sender was, and what the thread ID should have been, but the information was there.

After updating the database with the correct thread_id, I was able to push it back to the phone. Initially nothing happened. I assume the database is cached into memory. I was not able to determine which process or service I needed to restart in order to force reloading the changed copy. However, I did determine that it was not Messaging, nor did clearing the data and restarting Messaging help.

Admitting defeat on that front, I rebooted the phone. When the database was reloaded, my changes were loaded, and the MMS messages were correctly displayed in their threads at the position in the thread where they were initially received (I had to scroll up a ways). At this point, they either began to download automatically if I had the option checked, or would have the "Download" button next to them otherwise. The images were download, and they were moved to the bottom of the thread and their timestamp updated as if they were new messages.

I still haven't figured out what could have caused the thread_id to be 0. The erroneous messages were also listed in the pending_msgs table. I didn't notice any anomalies that might have caused the thread_id to be wrong. The senders were correct in canonical_names, and the row threads seemed correct, except that the snippet was "stuck" on the subject of the incoming MMS (New Message if no subject).

Long story short: I don't know what happened, but it's easy to check if you have missed any MMS messages (look in table pdu for thread_id 0), and relatively easy to recover the messages as well. I could probably write a small script to execute some commands through sqlite3 do it.
[Epic 4G Android Development] mang0:
The emphasis on that post being that leaving your phone plugged into the charger overnight will not be a problem.

And some people may think a "complete discharge" of a battery is when the phone shuts itself off, which is not true. The battery itself will protect you against over-discharge as long as you don't continue to turn it on afterward.
[Epic 4G Android Development] flastnoles11:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

If using the stock charger (or a charger that supplies the same output voltage) you are absolutely right, but if you're not, it can definitely damage the battery and over charge it... your best bet is to just plug in a couple hours before going to bed to completely eliminate the risks (it only takes my epic about 2 hours to charge from 5% to 100).... I know this from experience... should have been more clear about the completely discharging, when your phone dies, the battery is actually not completely discharged, they are made like this to avoid damage from a complete discharge because that is very bad for these types of batteries... All in all, we're both right, I just wasn't being clear enough... :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Edit- I have a stock epic battery that will last no longer than 1 hour even in airplane mode because of overcharging for more than a year, battery is completely shot now, won't hold a charge because I made this mistake because I didn't know any better

Sprint GS3 FAQ THREAD
[Epic 4G Android Development] mang0:
Yeah, that's definitely under the impression that you use a charger with specs that matches your battery's voltage & capacity.

But I think it also depends a lot upon what you have running on your phone. 8 hours of standby time (+ syncing constants) might just be the amount of battery you need to get you through the rest of the next day. I just didn't want it to seem like your battery would be doomed if you leave it on the (correct) charger overnight because in all likelihood you probably won't see a difference in battery life.
[Epic 4G Android Development] dfrhodes:
I suspect much of this battery discussion belongs on a different thread. However, I am skeptical of this overcharging argument.

See Myth #2 - http://www.androidauthority.com/the-top-3-android-battery-myths-46924/

on a related note - I think it would be cool to have autoshutdown at 3% charge again, like we had on CM9?
[Epic 4G Android Development] bypod:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

It also could be that some batteries are just better than others. My original epic battery still lasts 8-10 hours and I always leave it in the charger all night. Have done from day one - and I got the phone on release day. My friend got the same phone and although our use and charging habits probably differ somewhat, he also still gets about 8 hours or more on a full charge.
[Epic 4G Android Development] mang0:
I tend to agree that automatic shutdown would be nice to incorporate into a ROM even if most li ion batteries will shut the phone down at low voltages. I'm not sure, but there are probably are certain cheap, 3rd party batteries that don't include protection circuits to prevent complete discharge. And it would be neat if that auto-shutdown percentage were variable, as well.

I wouldn't be scared of reducing battery life span if you were using a charger that didn't match your battery. At that point, I'd be afraid of my battery catching on fire/exploding.
[Epic 4G Android Development] LunaticWolf:
I just updated from an old, 11-2012 nightly, and JB is not asking me to sign into my google account or anything. How do I get it to sync my contacts and whatnot?
[Epic 4G Android Development] aoaleman:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

You might be missing gapps.
[Epic 4G Android Development] flastnoles11:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

Again, if using the correct charger for your type of battery it will have no Ill effects on your battery.. :rolleyes:

Sprint GS3 FAQ THREAD
[Epic 4G Android Development] AuGmENTor:
Well, as near as I can tell, BT connectivity is fixed. Unfortunately, I didn't get to test it extensively as my van went right back in the shop. But for the 3 hours it was out, it worked as expected... That is to say, as good as it did in 4.1. Give it a shot. You can always go back.

Learned a lot of good battery stuff in here... That I have no intention of using. I am a horrible abuser of all things anode and cathode! And why not? With 1800 ma batteries going for under 25$ (for TWO WITH a drop in charger!!!) why not live like a rock star? I plug my phone into anything that looks like a similar plug end, without regard to output voltages or STD's.
[Epic 4G Android Development] chrishighs:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

Bluetooth connectivity is fixed, but strange things happen to A2DP and audio over a period of time paused.

Still a massive improvement.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Qwallace70129:
I doubt it. There are LOTS of aesthetic changes in 4.2.
[Epic 4G Android Development] galahadUSA:
I was just wondering about nightlys myself.
[Epic 4G Android Development] bbelos:
I'll try and post a new build later because there were some interesting new changes to the toggle screen, but no ETA on actual nightlies yet.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Shinydude100:
It seems that quite a few apps i paid for are no longer recognized that I have purchased them and it wants me to pay again.

Edit: This was from a clean install.
[Epic 4G Android Development] bstevens23:
All my apps that I've paid for are accounted for. Sure it's the same gmail account as you bought them on? Some show up though? Very strange.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Shinydude100:
Yes, its the same gmail I've always used, I don't think any of the purchased are recognized.
[Epic 4G Android Development] bbelos:
Hrm. I would agree they should be tied to the account. I'm not sure why they wouldn't be recognized as still purchased.
[Epic 4G Android Development] bbelos:
What happens if you search them through the playstore website? Do they still say purchased there?
[Epic 4G Android Development] Xinlitik:
When nightlies begin coming out for this, will a full wipe be necessary to go from preview -> nightly? I'd like to try this out but I don't feel like wiping twice haha.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Shinydude100:
The issue rectified itself Bbelos, it seems to have just been a sync issue, while at wifi 44 mins ago, it wasn't recognized. Although at the moment, 44 minutes later, my paid apps are slowly being recognized now, xda premium is one that went from having a paying price, to purchased a few moments ago, must be their new Market anti-piracy thing? Who knows. It's all good now, thanks for your attention.
[Epic 4G Android Development] labumm:
Will CM10.1 nightlies be concurrent with C10 nightlies or will the CM team get a CM10 release first? Just curious what the strategy is.

What the CM team is doing for us Epic 4G users is awesome. I love the keyboard. The S3 can wait!

To think that 18+ months ago I felt so abandonded by Sprint with the crappy stock ROM.
[Epic 4G Android Development] bbelos:
No, the nightlies & future preview builds will be able to flashed directly over the initial CM10.1 preview build. It's just the switch from 4.1.2 to 4.2.1 that has some potential incompatibility.

Whew, glad to hear it. :)

I'm not entirely sure yet what the plan will be.
[Epic 4G Android Development] aisakku:
I have to say... Fast and smooth. I notice a difference over cm 10 here.
[Epic 4G Android Development] galahadUSA:
That's cool...other than my addiction to flashing stuff there really isn't a need as this is running great, no problems at all.

You guys are the best man, no doubt about it, thank you so much B.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Dropple:
Thank you TeamEpicCM

CM 10.1 and the 4.2 are AWESOME !!!

Hope the CM 10.1 nightly rolls out with the Awesome features and stability :):):)
[Epic 4G Android Development] BloatedDuck404:
Battery life so far. Pretty good. I'll update when its almost dead
[Epic 4G Android Development] spamolamo:
oh I'm so going to flash this over the weekend! Thanks for all of the hard work, guys!
[Epic 4G Android Development] TaviRawr:
Question for you, what all do you do on your phone

---------- Post added at 04:30 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:29 AM ----------

I found some CM10.1 themes. AlloyUI :3
[Epic 4G Android Development] KennyG123:
Instead of meaningless screenies why not just post your screen on time, total uptime and percentage left. The percentages don't have any useful info in those stats.
[Epic 4G Android Development] davidh59:
Looks like Christmas came early here. This morning I flashed 1214,totally oblivious that 10.1 was here. Thank you Dev team you are truly Epic. I dirty flashed over my 10.0 1214 with no ill effects so far. Some interesting options in camera and gallery. I had to refind the power widgets and turn them on. I can't seem to add the camera back on the lockscreen. Only tried 1 mms and it sent fine. So impressed with our Devs. Thanks Again!
[Epic 4G Android Development] AuGmENTor:
Well, that was a problem before. So that facet must still need tweaking. The way it used to be, if paused to long, it would still show as connected, but no audio would come through... Unless you got a call, then it mysteriously worked again. But the only way to get A2DP to work again was a reboot.
[Epic 4G Android Development] bypod:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

Um, not really. Like augmentor, I've used whatever charger and cable throughout its life. Palm, Apple, HTC, Samsung, Asus, off brand... it's obviously recommended to use the correct charger, but I don't believe it makes that much of a difference.

Charge on, brother.
[Epic 4G Android Development] flastnoles11:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

it doesn't matter the brand, the voltage output is what matters... ;)

Sprint GS3 FAQ THREAD

---------- Post added at 11:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:10 PM ----------

Last that I will talk about batteries here, read and learn... http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries

Sprint GS3 FAQ THREAD
[Epic 4G Android Development] BigOnes69:
will give it a try in the next week. cm10 is not perfect with bluetooth so it cant hurt.
[Epic 4G Android Development] mookdawg7:
Whats up peoples?! Finally jumped up to try JB after running CM9 for months, needed a flashing break :). Anyway, done some reading, looks like BT is waaay better on the latest build, although it took multiple tries the first time to pair to my Jambox, but no problems since with either that or my headset. Anyway, weird glitch I've had, camera app has disappeared twice on me...just gone. First time I tried restoring a TB backup, granted it was from ICS, and as expected, I guess, it didn't work. So reflashed to bring it back, second time it happened I thought I would get "smart" and back it up prememptively, however, its not showing up in either TB app list, or Rom Toolbox list...even though its definitely there...for now. Anyone have anything similar happen? Ideas. Thanks!

Edit: Just had an idea, I always delete some system apps I don't want, particularly gallery and movie studio. Perhaps one of those effects the camera app. I'll do some testing....bam, thats it, deleting system gallery apk takes out camera as well, never seen that before. Anyway, thats it, sorry for the thinking out loud here, but maybe it will help someone else. On a side note, noticed TB says this ROM is 360 MB...really? Seems very large compared to any other Epic ROMS, even CM9.
[Epic 4G Android Development] tommi_han:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

How do you connect using USB tether? Mine keeps disconnecting...

Im using win xp and its asking for the sphd700 drivers. Does anyone have this? I'm on the 0215 cm 10.1 build
[Epic 4G Android Development] flastnoles11:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

Yep the camera on jb builds is now contained within the gallery, so, as you found out, getting rid of gallery also gets rid of the camera ;)

Sprint GS3 FAQ THREAD
[Epic 4G Android Development] mang0:
Managed to get this working on an XP Pro machine of mine. I do believe you need SP3 for it to work, though. Use this file to install the driver. Our device info is already added to it.

tetherxp.inf

*EDIT: Oh yeah, it's not limited to this rom either.
[Epic 4G Android Development] tommi_han:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

Thanks! Unfortunately even after i install this file, when I check USB tether it would connect then immediately disconnect. Then I tried turning on debugging and check USB tether but all this did was make device manager search for sph-d700 driver?... I've been using easy tether lite to get by but now it doesn't work with the new 0215 cm 10.1. The previous cm10.1 version work with easy tether
[Epic 4G Android Development] AndyYan:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

Don't you have THIS PHONE's driver installed? I guess that's the same driver you need for Odin, you can search 'cuz I don't remember where it is

Sent from HTC Incredible S @ CM10.1
[Epic 4G Android Development] iamterence:
I don't know if this is yet known and/or confirmed, but I think MMS is borked with the newest 4.2.2 rom (I'm on Effsi's 02-19 Helly kang). MMS doesn't even come in at all. :(
[Epic 4G Android Development] mordant23:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

I've noticed the time in the upper right of the status bar doesn't update regularly even though the time is pulled correctly by the lock screen. I noticed because I thought it was weird that it was still 1:34pm for longer than I thought it would be. Sure enough the lock screen showed it was almost 5pm.

I did a complete factory wipe before flashing the latest build.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S Epic 4G running CyanogenMod 10.1 (Android 4.2.2)
[Epic 4G Android Development] propjockey:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

Sound like a problem with that ROM. MMS works fine for me on the latest preview.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Effsi:
I've tested sending and receiving. they both function fine. I have not tested message splitting though. Like most times with mms, it's usually seems to end up being sprints network not the rom.
[Epic 4G Android Development] the_details:
Voltage is always going to be the same on MicroUSB. It's 5 volts. Amperage may be different, and can affect charging times, but the voltage has to be 5v because the USB standard.

In my experience, chargers with lower amperage (specifically less than 1 amp) charge really slow, and sometimes slower than my phone drains. I had an old car charger that wouldn't supply enough to keep my phone from draining while using navigation. But I've suffered no longterm ill effects, and I use random chargers all the time. I have a half amp charger somewhere, and a .75a one kicking around as well. Both still get used now and then, and they take longer but will still charge my phone.
[Epic 4G Android Development] iamterence:
Yeah, most likely it's on Sprint's end because like I said, the mms didn't even come in. Usually if it's screwed it'd just hang at the downloading prompt, but again, it never even came in. Restored my pacman build and mms was working again. So... idk, I'll give it another shot again cause 4.2.2 actually felt much more smoother and more battery efficient than 4.2.1
[Epic 4G Android Development] uclaglory:
battery draining fast Jelly Bean

I wonder does this CWM 10 consume more battery usage than stock rom Sprint I had Gingerbread? or Is it my battery getting worn out and need to replace? I have stock battery and one extended battery 3200 MAH. It would not drain battery faster but when I am typing or using internet and notice it would consume battery faster. I tried to recall if gingerbread last bit longer than Jelly Bean? I am trying to pinpoint which problem I could determine before I may have to replace the battery or adjust setting.

Any suggestions please advise me.

Thanks
[Epic 4G Android Development] Effsi:
I tested on the ck10.1 version that was made with helly parts. the ck before that was untested. make sure to clear ur mms.apk data and stuff, go through ur settings make sure it's set to send/receive. and be in a good area. I usually test by sending to someone off network and emailing myself from the mms.apk

then I wait for a response back from both after sending succesfully. although lately I've been skipping the off network thing as I've been doing this odd hours of the day. and yea 4.2.2 is running amazingly well.

edit : I should make it clear I don't test both modem setups. just usually the nexus modem one.
[Epic 4G Android Development] mang0:
You need to have the Samsung drivers installed first (located here) for it to detect that your phone is plugged into the computer. Once you have that installed, you should be able to turn on USB tether and your computer will show an unknown network driver, which you should use the tetherxp.inf filed that I linked to install.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Sesquipedalian:
You may be having the same mmssms.db error that I described in an earlier post.

One tell-tale sign is that you may see a "New Message" notification briefly just as the MMS comes in, but when you go into your messaging app, it's nowhere to be found. I'll try to work on a way to test/fix tomorrow. If you are having the same bug as me, it should be possible to recover your missing MMS messages.

Out of curiosity, have you used any backup/restore software with your texts? I would hope to think this isn't a bug in the ROM itself.
[Epic 4G Android Development] iamterence:
That's

exactly

what happened to me =| And no, no backups of texts, I fresh install and manually restore every rom I flash (Because I don't have much of anything to restore :) )
[Epic 4G Android Development] jctello1:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

The 2/15 build is incredible......no problems at all .....I appreciate everyone's hard work, time and dedication that made this build what it is which is ...Untouchable....

CyanogenMod-JellyBean 4.2.2
[Epic 4G Android Development] jnow2:
BT worked flawlessly on calls and while listening to music through Apollo. Only issue I had was while streaming through my slingbox. BT cut off on 3 occasions; twice it reconnected after a few seconds, but once I had to reboot phone. Is this a problem with Slingbox app or ROM hiccup (don't want to call it a bug...)?
[Epic 4G Android Development] cmbaker82:
Wired Mic

Just curious about the wired microphone issue. Anyone know what the cause of it is? Is anyone working on or going to work on this issue, is it fixable?

Thank you
[Epic 4G Android Development] VAnative21:
Is there a particular reason why when I move apps to my SD and then eventual reboot, that I have to install the apps again?

Thanks...
[Epic 4G Android Development] mordant23:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

I'm guessing the issue was caused by the WiFi network was intermittent. Usually that doesn't affect the time in the status bar compared to the time in the lock screen.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S Epic 4G running CyanogenMod 10.1 (Android 4.2.2)
[Epic 4G Android Development] bazidl:
Re: [ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Preview Builds for Samsung Epic 4G

Time is updating just fine for me...watched it change the last 3 mins while I was reading the rest of the thread...