yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] alan-31:
Speaking of 'stable' just saw this on reddit.

How to use fciv in Windows to check SHA1: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100915041033AAPFCBh

Edit: I was thinking about trying to help with the porting and also learn some new things for career advancement. I know some computer langs. But wow, its pretty tough, isnt it?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29936392&postcount=3

Do you guys think I can do this? Can I try this on Win 7 or do I need Linux? I have very little experience with Linux. I gotta install this Virtual Box, right: https://www.virtualbox.org/

I'm seeing some basic level directions here:

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_for_toro

I can probably merge those two and get it going - what do you guys think? I think I'll try this and see how far I can get.

Edit 2: Browser crash has been fixed, yay and should be released with the next ROM and we might have bluetooth audio by then too:

http://www.devsnest.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?p=787#p787

edit 3: ref link for me: google: "virtualbox cyanogenmod"
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pratyush997:
2-3 builds then

Bursted via Tapatalk
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ninjah:
of course you can do this! anyone can do this! you just need patience..diligence...and Linux. And don't give up(it's important).

Just install linux and you will see how it easy.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] alan-31:
Great thanks for the encouragement! I might give it a try and see how far I can get.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ccdreadcc:
sir, are u using virtual box to run Linux?

Sorry for offtopic, I jst want to Know if using virtual Box has its advantages..

Sent from a potato oO
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ujjwalchhabra:
he must be using linux installed directly on hard drive . Installing over virtual box has just disadvantages over direct . No advantage . Install in other partition bro :) along with windows like me . Even if you feel Ubuntu is kinda mess for you , go for linux mint 14 ( its also based on ubuntu ) . It compiles fine for me . If you are already a linux familiar user than go for BBQ .
[Miscellaneous Android Development] marcusmarcus:
I have a phenom ii x6 system with 16GB of RAM. I have installed ubuntu directly and initial compile took about 42 minutes. After rebuilding my system, I now have ubuntu installed in virtual box on the same system with 10Gb of RAM reserved for it. Initial build takes about 50 minutes now. So using virtual box works but it will build slower. How much slower depends on your system and configuration.

I'm sticking with the virtual box setup just because I need windows for my other stuff and I don't want to reboot into ubuntu just to save 8 minutes of build time (probably 1 minute or less time saved for subsequent builds)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrakattack:
Changelog for 0416 build?

Sent from my PantechP9070 on cm10 032513-riltest
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
Wifi mac address fix afaik
[Miscellaneous Android Development] xxthe:
Are you going for CM10.1?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] alan-31:
Going straight to 25.0! lol. I wish I was. I've just installed Virtual Box. I only know some programming languages and nothing else. No experience with Linux almost none with Android. I'm going to follow the directions and how far I can get. I'm a beginner as far as this is concerned.

But it looks like its really close to being a perfect rom already. Probably by the time I would get something going (if at all), developers might already have fixed the remaining minor issues/bugs/feature requests. One reason I wanted to try this was to see if I can learn something new.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ccdreadcc:
I hve a i5 2410m lap with 8 gigs ram..

Can it do well using with virtual box setup?

I also find it difficult to switch between Ubuntu and windows :(

Sent from a potato oO
[Miscellaneous Android Development] xxthe:
It is isn't difficult. you just need to watch your HDD dual booting. It can and will corrupt it over time. (personal experience)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] marcusmarcus:
You should be able to build with that, not sure how long it will take though.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ccdreadcc:
?? So I should remove the Ubuntu partition and use virtual box?

Sent from a potato oO
[Miscellaneous Android Development] xxthe:
I didn't say that. I meant as in. "Don't remove the partition like off and on off and on. Once or twice is fine. But start watching the health if you go further." It is fine to dual-boot.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrakattack:
Anyone think we could get dashclock to work on cm10?

Sent from my PantechP9070 on cm10 032513-riltest
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bbyf16:
hey guys, I think i'm finally ready to take the plunge regarding cm10. I'm starting to get really bugged regarding the random lag with the phone and the pathetic battery life i'm currently getting. I just had two questions.

1. Further updates - if there are further updates, I will have to wipe my phone and start again (due to it being an alpha release). is that the case. How long does it usually take from "wipe" to "functional phone use". I remember on the blackberry, it was roughly 45 min including app install.

2. Stock ICS - if things dont work out, and if i'm really not liking cm10, I can just load the stock ics back onto it again and I should be fine right?

thanks for the help!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Parcae:
1. It's hard to answer this because it really all depends on how much you've customized your phone. You can speed up the process by using Titanium Backup, or by going to Settings -> My Apps -> All in Google Play so that you can see the apps you need to redownload. I should add that, since this is a fairly polished ROM already, you probably won't need to upgrade again for a while unless you feel like it.

2. Yes.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] deathscream:
[dev]{rom}miui jb

MIUI JellyBean alpha build. DEV only

Click here
[Miscellaneous Android Development] nightfire37:
VM Ubuntu to me is the best way. Less chances of your windows partition being screwed with grub and when your done with the vm, you can delete it without it messing up and going back to fix the mbr so windows can boot

Sent from my Pantech Burst running CM10
[Miscellaneous Android Development] adizz4:
Why do streaming apps like twitch not work on cm? It worked perfectly on the stock ROM.

Sent from Pantech Burst using Tapatalk 2
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
This thread is for discussion of CM10. Please post things like this in the general discussion thread.

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Should be fixed in next alpha build.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
New Build

Latest Alpha - CM10 - 04-21-2013

# Fixes

--Fix stock browser crash

--Fix Bluetooth call audio

--a2dp compile fix

--Kernel trace fix
[Miscellaneous Android Development] lllGurulll:
changelog?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] omdhar:
Its posted there.

# Fixes --Fix stock browser crash --Fix Bluetooth call audio --a2dp compile fix --Kernel trace fix

Sent from my PantechP9070
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pratyush997:
Flashed pa today itself.

Will try AOKP this time.

AFAIK AOKP got same bug fixes as cm right?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
Yes
[Miscellaneous Android Development] affiatic:
how long does it take to install. my burst has been stuck on installing update for about 10min
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ujjwalchhabra:
frankly 2 minutes to get flashed and than 2-3 minutes on boot animation .
[Miscellaneous Android Development] affiatic:
I apear to have bricked it. was on cwm 6..... recovery. not sure which one I assumed it was the correct one as I have flashed twice with it. I pulled the batery after about 15 minutes and now no life and pc wont recognize it. I am searching for a fix any help would be great
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
Do you remember where you downloaded the recovery from.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] affiatic:
i really dont remember. I put it on couple months ago when I rooted and all that. this was my 1st cm rom on burst. the recovery i used worked fine to flash dvampers and gizmolord so i figured i had correct one. lucky this is wife's backup phone but still sucks.

qhsusb_dload no driver found
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Spikelangelo:
I've been playing with todays CM and AOKP all day pretty much. After video stops playing (like YouTube) it will reboot, weather widget getting location causes reboot, turning off the torch causes a reboot. Switching to front camera or to video both cause reboots a well. I don't have a SIM card right now, so I haven't been able to test anything call-wise. I am also unable to test if the lack of SIM card is to blame for any of the above issues. The time is incorrect but that could definitely be because there's no SIM card. The phone is running very smoothly otherwise and extremely responsive! It feels sooooo much nicer than the Pantech ROM.

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I'm sorry for your loss. The same thing happened to me 2ish weeks ago. It's dead. Did you format /system before you installed the ROM or just the /data & factory reset? I did the format /system and I think that's what did me in cause I never had issues before that so I thought my recovery was safe. I just got my replacement Friday, and only touch the factory reset and clear cache now.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] affiatic:
I factory reset wiped cache, delvic, and battery stats flashed cm10presto and it froze. i emailed pantech this

i bricked my burst p9070 today while flashing a custom firmware. It froze during install and after I pulled the battery it will not turn on and when I conect it to the pc i get "qhsusb_dload no driver found". Is there a fix I can do for this or is this something that can be fixed by Pantech Mobile Phone Repair Service. And if you know what I am talking about and are able to fix it what would the cost be. thank you but I doubt it will be worth sending it to them with a $40 base fee plus shipping and parts
[Miscellaneous Android Development] RonaldxD93:
Wifi issues with latest build, it disconnects randomly (21/04)

Enviado desde mi GT-N7100 usando Tapatalk 2
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
Logcat please

Also might power cycle your router.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mejiaro:
I'm on the 040613 cm10 build, if I want to update it to 042113 build, should I just flash it or do I need to factory reset before flashing?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] alan-31:
Just flash and it should work (install from zip, wipe Cache and Dalvik cache and reboot). If it doesnt, then flash Google apps too. Make sure SHA1 and MD5 are correct so its not a corrupted download. So yea, have a copy of the google apps for 4.1.2 in the sd card directory along with the rom.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] nightfire37:
Im really enjoying the new build. I have no issues with it at all

Sent from my Pantech Burst running CM10
[Miscellaneous Android Development] alan-31:
Wifi is also working fine for me.

I have not seen those issues in the multiple versions of CM roms I flashed from April 6 till the latest. I just tested it again (you tube, wait for it to stop playing, camera settings). I also tested without a sim and everything worked.

I would suggest first going to recovery, and wiping cache and Dalvik cache folders. See if that does it. If not, then backup stuff and wipe and install. Make sure you have the right roms and GA apps (check md5 and sha1). Then go to recovery, wipe system, cache, dalvik, install rom, install GA apps and reboot. Try that. If you dont have a lot of apps or customizations, wipe data (factory reset) too before installing the rom. Google should restore all the apps in any case.

Yea the time issue is there though (1970). It picks up the time for the network but wont save the time manually if its not from the network (minor issue).
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ccdreadcc:
Thank you to all the contributors!!

You guys gave a new life to our burst! xD

Sent from a potato oO
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Level99:
This build is, basically, perfectly functional for me. Bluetooth call and audio works 100% in my car, LTE speeds are spiffy, call quality and audio are good, performance is slick (might be some battery drain somewhere but its only slightly quicker to drain than stock ICS), game performance is perfect.

My most humble thanks to everyone who's helped make this happen (and some moolah when I can spare it for a donation).

I can also confirm some weird issues that might be present if the rom is installed without a SIM Card in place. I would highly recommend using a good SIM card if you plan to go to CM 10 on burst. You can remove it afterward you've run a few apps and it should all work.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Jdgp42:
Is normal that the burst gets really hot after some working? I buy mine a few days ago and thats the only thing that wharms me
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Spikelangelo:
Oh that doesn't sound so good for me. I did fresh installs, wipe everything, 5 times, all with the same results. Once with paranoid, once with AOKP, and 3 times with CM. They all act the same so I thought it was a common problem with them all.

I don't wipe/format the /system partition could that be the problem? Im hesitant because that's what I think killed my previous burst.

Ok I just did a clean install again and only installed gapps. I opened the torch app. I turn on the touch, ok. I turn off the touch, reboot.

I just flashed back to stock to test if my hardware is bad. everything works fine in stock. Im out of ideas, suggestions?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] josenightbreed:
You can format system, but make sure that after you install the ROM system is mounted. If it's not mounted mount it before rebooting. I bricked 2 bursts before I found this out. Good luck :)

Sent from my PantechP9070
[Miscellaneous Android Development] omdhar:
Hard brick is not related to factory reset, wipe cache or dalvik cache. Hard brick happened mainly related to making partition, some old cwm recovery installed from ROM manager.

In your case, I suppose you are having reboot for conflict of old with new. So try wipe cache and dalvik cache, then install. If still reboot, then factory reset and above.

Sent from my PantechP9070
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Spikelangelo:
Yes which I've done 8 times now. Still doesn't work. Double checked file hashes and they all match, download is good. Im trying to collect a logcat now.

ok I've attached a logcat of opening the camera and switching to video camera which causes it to reboot. I'm not versed in reading these so if anyone has a few moments and can tell what is happening, I thank you. I can tell there are errors with audio and the camera, I just don't know what they mean or there correlation with the reboot.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] alan-31:
If you havent done already, how about then also uninstalling all apps and deleting anything in both SD cards, just to make sure. Thats all I know. Some discussion in wiping system: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1805020

But try this first:. Go to these apps which are causing crashes, and wipe their data. (Settings -> Apps -> All, find the app -> Clear data). For camera, the app is Gallery.

This helped me in some "app X has stopped" errors.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
Factory reset/wipe cache. Wipe Dalvik. Mount and format system then install the custom rom.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] xxthe:
Hmmm. Got apq modem error offline charging. Random from nowhere.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Spikelangelo:
I will try these tonight after work
[Miscellaneous Android Development] 903tex:
So I'm using the touch cwm 6.0.2.7 from the burst hack kit with the brick bug fix. I make a backup and let's say I want to restore that backup from aokp. Do I need to mount then format system then restore after wiping data/cache/ etc first?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
It wouldn't hurt to wipe cache and dalvik. Other than that you can just restore the backup.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bbyf16:
hi guys, just wanted to say that i'm loving 04-16 build except for the fact that I can't use my bluetooth headset with it. Apparently, the new build fixes that. I'd like to just ask a few questions in order to sort myself out; really appreciate the help and support in this community.

If I wanted to upgrade to the latest build:

1. I should go into the bootloader

2. Should I wipe/factory reset and clear dalvik cache?

3. Proceed as normal

The last time I did this, I selected install from the gapps.zip and the bootloader said it installed, but when I rebooted and got to the home screen, there were no apps at all (no gmail, gmaps, etc). What did I do wrong?

Last question, I'm worried about bricking my phone

-I'd like to know what I could do wrong/what I shouldn't do in order to avoid that

-If I do brick, is it reversible or do I have to send the phone in for repair (hard to do since I'm outside the US right now)

Thanks guys, and sorry for asking so many questions, I'm really starting from scratch when it comes to android tinkering; I'm trying to learn as fast as I can and you guys have been a great source for info. Thanks again!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] omdhar:
Just wipe cache and dalvik cache, then install. If boot fails, then factory reset and above.

Sent from my PantechP9070
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
If the google apps malfunction you can always flash the gapps package again.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ccdreadcc:
Isnt anyone trying to fix the cwm recovery?

All of them are wary of it right Now due to reports of hard bricks..

myself too not having the guts to use the cwm..

Sent from a potato oO
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
If you install from rom manager it includes the emmc brick bug fix.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bbyf16:
what exactly is the problem with cwm (which version 5/6) and how can you avoid it?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] alan-31:
To all developers: GREAT work. Pantech should reward you guys and package the rom for mass distribution. Its sad that the 'general masses' (who dont know what root means) will not get to use it and find out how nice everything becomes after the rom.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
Were you experiencing this issue with the previous build.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Spikelangelo:
OK still getting reboots on opening things (torch, camera etc.)

I've wiped formatted everything, dalvic, cache, data, both SD cards and system. Installed cm and deleted data on the apps that cause reboots. Still reboots.

I've checked all the things that cause reboots in the stock gingerbread firmware and there are no issues, no reboots.

When I got the phone last week it had 2.3.5 on it. I rooted and installed cm, paranoid and AOKP right from there. I didn't have to upgrade to stock ics first did I?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
That could very well be the issue. Upgrade to stock ICS and root and install recovery via these instructions.

http://tau.shadowchild.nl/attn1/?cat=9
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Tech33:
You should Reboot into CWM Recovery, Not in Bootloader :) Then wipe/factory reset and clear dalvik cache

Then install the ROM. Just make sure you have at least 70% battery and don't interfere by any means while install process is taking place :good:

Regards

Tech33
[Miscellaneous Android Development] omdhar:
Bluetooth tether don't works.

I read somewhere it has do with device address. Our phone is detected with address 43:29:1A:00:00:00 on PAN network other side. PAN connects but dont receive any data from our mobile.

But I found workaround using playstore app BlueDun. It emulates modem and helps create dial up connection.

Sent from my PantechP9070
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Spikelangelo:
Yay! This was the issue. I upgraded to the stock ics THEN I rooted and installed cm and presto! No more reboots and everything is working beautifully! Thank you
[Miscellaneous Android Development] viscmad:
Facing extreme battery drain while screen is ON, say 24% per hr with just normal usage. :(

Using latest cm10 build 20130421

Sent from my PantechP9070
[Miscellaneous Android Development] hawkwind212:
I must admit, cm10 for burst runs better than the stock ics. I was running davmper's deode ics rom, and it kept on freezes and reboot; certain hd movies would ran lagging in frames. None of that are much of issues in cm10. I had my doubt about installing the custom ROM at first, but now I'm a believer. So to people that made cm10 possible on pantech burst, excellent work!

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A few questions about network, by default, in cm10 the network access point names was set to ATT: wap.cingular. My data plan is 4G lte, on order to access my mobile network, I had to set the network access names to ATT: lte.pta, and the signal symbol on the status bar changed from H+ to 4G lte. Next I changed the network mode to global, which is lte/cdma and that changed the signal sign back to H+. Any thing I can do to change the signal sign back to 4G? Also game dead trigger game play images are wavy, is that an issue with certain games? Last question, can I change status bar icons and system fonts via ROM tool box without worry about bricking the phone? I think I bricked it when I tried to change the notification background, it stocked on boot animation.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] xxthe:
Something I noticed... the DPI is like way to huge. It needs to be decreased down to 230-235. It is 240 by stock but it is just too big looking at some things.

Edit: 225 is perfect I'd recommend it. Perfect size and isn't too big or too small.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] nitin kumar:
i am on stock GB 2.3.5 (rooted) does i have to flash ICS first then CM or paranoid to avoid reboots.

And does flashing Gizmolord 3.0 from GB solves the issue of flashing Stock ICS???
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Spikelangelo:
Yes you should update to ICS before installing CM, AOKP or Paranoid to prevent reboots. As far as flashing from Gingerbread to Gizmolord to CM or the others, I don't know.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] josenightbreed:
I would advice you to upgrade to ics using pantec's update tool, then root, install recovery and then cm (?or paranoid or aokp, wich ever you like the most). Be carefull to check that system is mounted before rebooting after the flash of the rom. I bricked 2 bursts before i got the habit of mounting /system after each flash. Since mounting /system after a flash i haven't had any more bricks :)

Remember to always wipe dalvik, cache, data, battery stats and format /system to get a completely clean install. After flashing do a factory wipe before rebooting and you should have a completely clean install of whatever rom you choose.

Good Luck :D