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[Motorola Atrix HD] Byakko Custom:
I'm assuming you followed the exact instructions for coming from a custom rom. Wi-fi was practically never an issue on either rom. There may be something wrong with how you flashed the rom... Maybe you missed a step or did it out of order...

All I can say is that you're not alone on that problem...

I had to FC my camera app to get it to stop... Now it doesn't even let me record, it just freezes up...

Double check rom control signal settings... See if the hide signal bars option is checked.

Oh, and my keyboard auto corrected most of your quotes... Just in case you're wondering.

Sent from my Motorola Atrix HD...
[Motorola Atrix HD] adelsalem:
Is the new update one running better !!!
[Motorola Atrix HD] Youngunn2008:
That's LTE. Known bug for now.

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I don't use internal SD I wouldn't know, but it's a virtual storage area and all 4.2 ROMs make it weird compared to earlier android
[Motorola Atrix HD] penser:
It's showing the bars, but none are filled. (See status bar in attached image.)
[Motorola Atrix HD] Youngunn2008:
Yeah I tried ADB side load but it wasn't seeing my phone as a device in recovery. Not sure if its the recovery or what. Sees my phone just fine otherwise.
[Motorola Atrix HD] chiikko561:
I did it exactly following op thankfully so i had a backup
[Motorola Atrix HD] pianoman102:
Still wondering about GPS. I've flashed a couple of zips to tweak the settings and stuff and nothing has worked.
[Motorola Atrix HD] chiikko561:
Just tried again followed everything to the t and still nothing
[Motorola Atrix HD] chiikko561:
Ok so is something with the Rom and my router I tried with friend WiFi worker and worked from tether from other phone but WiFi works with other Rom I have clear for my internet
[Motorola Atrix HD] EcHoFiiVe:
10 consecutive random reboots in 30 mins.
[Motorola Atrix HD] EcHoFiiVe:
I've been using it for as long as its been out, and didn't have this problem till today. Went away though. And after the first day my battery was horrible and thought it was the overclocking so I set it back to the 1512
[Motorola Atrix HD] Parham112:
Oh. Haha. I was really tired when I saw that and asked. The sarcasm must have went right over my head.
[Motorola Atrix HD] penser:
I just tried to flash the newest version (from the 6th) and it said it was bad. Has anyone been able to flash it?
[Motorola Atrix HD] Youngunn2008:
No was a bad upload
[Motorola Atrix HD] ryuben2k:
Mail is not working with me.
[Motorola Atrix HD] EcHoFiiVe:
[MENTION=4487948]skeevydude[/MENTION] birthday day today, thinking about getting a laptop that is (finally) 64-bit. What do you recommend? Not too pricey though, don't wanna make my parents spend a lot
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
Define pricey.

To look into the different laptops around I'd need a price range. Thought, if you're on a budget, you probably won't find what you'll need in a laptop. With a laptop you'll also have to invest in one of those laptop fan/cooler systems cause you will overheat it when compiling. It would almost be worth investing in an external solid state drive just to do your compiles on because so much heat will be generated from the drive, especially a standard laptop 5400rpm hdd.

But really.....

Anything 2.4ghz dual core or better, 3gb ram or more, 100GB storage or more.

For around $3-500 you can re-purpose an old desktop into a pretty decent build rig. You can build one ground up if your budget is in the $600 range.

See this, or what I want :p

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboDealDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.1360731

Take that, add in some ram -- maybe a graphics card or power supply if necessary, and you'll have a bad ass rig. I'd love to have just the above and a 64GB SSD to do my compiling on -- would take my builds from 2.5 hours to 15-30 minutes. Power Supply will run around 30-45, ram from $50 up, and an NVidia 8400 will do everything in 1080p just fine except for gaming, and they run in the 30-50 range as well. Judging by your past posts, you have a HDTV with HDMI,

Everything in that paragraph above can be bought for around $450 after tax low balled. For it to be a complete PC, you'd have to get a case and another hard drive, or another $1-200. Shop around, I've seen bad ass cases with good power supplies go for 50-70, which combined with everything listed already and a DVD RW, would be a damn good build rig for maybe $600, again low ballin the price.

For what you'll need in a laptop to be a serious contender for building roms, it'll cost more than building a PC ground up unless you find a good deal. If you're trying to get a laptop to double up for school, I understand, but if possible, consider the above now and trying to get an Android tablet/keyboard+mouse combo or netbook at Christmas Time. Either one will cover school, doing research, typing up reports, and cost about the same.

Also, if you go with the above idea, you'll pretty much be future proof for a good while. All you'll need is a high end graphics card and you'll likely never have to update for 8-10 years unless you just need another high end graphics card :p.

And Happy Birthday.
[Motorola Atrix HD] EcHoFiiVe:
Hey, what happened to the AHD off topic chitchat thread??! And I'm thinking about getting this one http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Dell+-+...lver/7700059.p?id=1218858583404&skuId=7700059

I need it for school too, but a netbook won't really cut it since I'm going to get my Cisco certification this year and I want a good laptop
[Motorola Atrix HD] TTLayland:
Nice Cisco certification! I need to get back on that
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
I dunno, deleted by a mod :confused:

That would work just fine EXCEPT

That laptops drive is labeled as 532 GB -- that means a 32GB SSD and 500GB 5400rpm drive. That 32GB partition might barely be enough to house the Linux Root, Windows Root, Lin/Win boot, and swap for both -- but I doubt it, expecially since I'd expect a good chunk of that SSD to be used as your Windows Install/Backup area by default. You can split the 500GB drive up into 3 linux partitions and a Windows storage partition, but you won't wanna compile on it. A 64GB External SSD is almost required into to use that laptop to compile on.

If you don't get the SSD, you'll NEED a cooling pad. That 5400rpm drive will bottleneck your builds and generate a ton of heat -- between that and the cpu running maxed out, there's a good chance you can burn it up if you don't get some sort of external cooling solution using that laptop as is.

There is the option of installing both Linux and Windows to the 500GB slow drive, giving 350GB to Windows and the rest to Linux, and using that SSD partition as your build out directory. You'd still need a cooling pad, but that's the best way to do it for the least amount of money and most amount of skill.
[Motorola Atrix HD] EcHoFiiVe:
I'm probably going to get a cooling pad, if I get that laptop. I plan on running only Linux on it. Actually, maybe Windows too since the Cisco stuff most likely is going to be taught on windows... :( Damn it. As long as the specs are decent for compiling, I'll probably stick to that one. I can worry about partitioning later
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
Like I said, cooling pad and put the OS installs on the 500GB partition. AFAIK, Win 8 needs 2 partitions -- boot(1GB) and system (300GB). With Linux can have them all on one, but I gotta recommend seperate root (10-20GB), boot(1GB), swap(4GB), and home (what is left). For any rom you'll do, you'll have to set the /out directory to the SSD. If that laptop were mine and I was in your position, that's what I'd do. Oh, and install Windows first, then Linux -- Random Linux Installers are much better about mulit-OS systems than the Windows Installer.
[Motorola Atrix HD] penser:
My friend was looking for a decent one and we looked around and found this one from Bestbuy. Looked like a decent one. Still probably gonna need cooling pad and everything, it's almost same as the one you linked above but with more HDD space.
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
He'd want to use the one he linked to. Other than storage space, much better for compiling roms. 500GB is more than enough for 2 OS's, and that 32GB SSD will make compiles much faster. For most of us, our speed bottleneck isn't ram or processor, its the hard drive. The way I see it, its a 500gb laptop with a 32GB compile drive. Add in a cooling pad an its a better dev setup than my desktop.

Processor is an i7 over i5, graphics are the same, ram is the same, his is a touch screen. Easy choice -- better overall hardware or an extra 250GB storage.
[Motorola Atrix HD] deeje00:
Kind of random but is there a way to disable the navigation ring and the black bar that goes with it.

Sent from my PACMAN MATRIX HD MAXX
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
Yes

Go to

Settings>Rom Control>Navigation Ring

Slide the ring up to the default icon (search IIRC)

On the pop up box, select "None"

Hit save in the top right corner

Or, what I do

Enable PIE

//I'm unsure of the black bar you're referring to.
[Motorola Atrix HD] penser:
He's probably referring to the navigation bar. As skeevy already said, enable pie.
[Motorola Atrix HD] deeje00:
No. Not what I'm talking about lol. When the lockscreen Is on there's a black bar on the bottom with the navigation ring in the center. And I already put none as options but it's still there It still tries to get activated when I hit home even though there's no option.

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[Motorola Atrix HD] penser:
That's just what happens when you have navigation bar on (PIE off).
[Motorola Atrix HD] deeje00:
I want the navigation bar. I don't like pie. I don't want the navigation ring.

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[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
I see what you mean. Enabling PIE does remove the Now Circle from the lockscreen, but a tiny black strip is still present. I see no option of completely removing the Now Bar -- enabling PIE and having no Now Circle icons is the closest thing I've found that accomplishes that, at least with the roms options and tweaks. Maybe the market has something? I dunno, never looked.
[Motorola Atrix HD] EcHoFiiVe:
Do not try disabling it. Mother Google knows what's best. HOLO be thy name in its everlasting glory.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Droid4Drew:
Just wanted to say thanks a lot skeevydude, 7-15 release is flawless for me. Any chance you could point me in a direction to get us a working multirom?

I'm wanting to try a Ubuntu install or something similar.

Computer games don't effect kids, I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching on magic pills, and listening to repetitive music...
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
Multirom,usually, requires a touch recovery which we don't have fully working -- any touch based recoveries have offset touch points for us, supposedly due to the kernel using RAZR Touch drivers/firmware. The closest thing we have is SafeStrap, which is designed for locked bootloaders and doesn't handle multiple kernels.

I don't want to go into details on how to use SS as a multirom platform because, frankly, I don't feel like supporting it and its not really a good solution anyways.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Markyzz:
Haven't heard that rave quote since I was a teen haha
[Motorola Atrix HD] sickkside13:
Skeevy love the latest build as always. But how did chameleon Os run or is it harder than rootbox
[Motorola Atrix HD] Youngunn2008:
That's fine just let me know when it's ready... It's actually a kernel for the photon q lte... Lol

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I've noticed the same thing... The days of innovation seem to be behind us and instead all these dev teams just rebrand established roms...
[Motorola Atrix HD] devilsmarch:
I'm actually attempting to follow this (I want to learn how to update and build just a little by learning from what you've been doing for us on this ROM) and I got a lot of errors. I've followed this guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2060017

It's worked until I started to buld the rom, then it just went everywhere in my home folder. It didn't stay in my PAC directory.
[Motorola Atrix HD] chiikko561:
I was not saying supervises in a bad way more like he likes to lend a helping hand... I don't think there is anything wrong with feeding another knowledge... I think that is big of skeevy because I never see any really good devs try to help any really new devs... All android Roms are the same just with diff features looks feels sounds choices files framework... That's what makes Roms diff I remember when cm was the way to go for the most tweaks... Now its PAC... I'm just saying I see him put so much work and effort into this PAC and helping others so I thought he could make his own especially now that he wants to make changes that would be new period why not get recognition with your own ROM.... Some like to do big things while others are comfortable with things how they are...

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[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
I have that issue as well, and its a simple fix

In a terminal, go to wherever your "Source" directory is (using that guides terms)

For me, its /android/atrix-hd/pacman ...anyhoo

once there type "chmod 777 build-pac.sh"

Then use "./build-pac.sh -jX mb886"

Where X is either the number of cores your pc has or number of cores +1 *(kinda depends on PC's kernel, scheduler, etc)

The quotation marks aren't needed, just there to show the change from talk to commands

*If you use a liquorix kernel or a BFS patched kernel, use number of cores, if not then number of cores + 1...if unsure then +1...Or -1 or -2 if ya wanna watch some NetFlix while compiling :p

Once I'm done updating everything I use this command exactly as posted to do my builds

make clean && repo sync && ./build-pac.sh -j4 mb886

make clean wipes my old build out

repo sync fetches any new sources and ensures my build tree is using what I just pushed to github

the build script makes a cup of coffee and opens up porn in 7 browser windows :D

Also, a lot of the custom roms, CM and all, are setting up SELinux right now. Until it is all set up and ready I've stopped building for the time being. I have a build from the 17th or 18th right before all the new SELinux commits started flowing in -- just haven't released it cause there really isn't anything new other than Random Colored Quick Tiles being off by default now and some translations in Rom Control -- I haven't even flashed it because there's nothing there worth updating to.
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
Chameleon FC'd before I could even get through the Google Account Setup. So I removed Gapps and it would FC every few minutes.

Oh, and by FC, I don't mean "force closed", I mean it "f*ckin crashed the entire system to the point of being unusable and hard reboots were necessary"

//hmm, suppose thats a FCTESTTPOBUAHRWN
[Motorola Atrix HD] o0shaft0o:
Got a question.... On the latest build, is anyone able to turn off lock screen rotation? It keeps locking my phone up..
[Motorola Atrix HD] deeje00:
You edit the build prop. Its been said a few times.

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[Motorola Atrix HD] Blackest Pain:
Download the ROM roolbox (lite or pro). Go to built.prop Editor and change "lockscreen.rot_override" from "true" to "false", then reboot. All done :highfive:.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Blackest Pain:
Thank skeevy haha. I just resaid it.

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[Motorola Atrix HD] devilsmarch:
I'll have to try this in a little while then. I haven't been able to do much as I've been looking for a job. Might have an interview tomorrow! ...I hope.

Anywhoo, I haven't had any issues with the ROM. It's been fantastic and the battery life is great (for me). Does lock up sometimes though, but eh. Not a big issue for me. Thanks skeevy!
[Motorola Atrix HD] deeje00:
My sim card suddenly quit being read. Even tried my wife's and nothing. Any ideas? [MENTION=4487948]skeevydude[/MENTION]

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[Motorola Atrix HD] defcondev:
[MENTION=4487948]skeevydude[/MENTION]

First off, let me just say thank you for all of your continued development & support. I have learned a lot just by reading through all the discussions you have with other XDA members.

Your PAC-rom is rock solid as far as I've noticed, one issue I did have was with Bluetooth; as soon as I connect to my Sony XPLOD deck, my AHD locks up & restarts to the bootloader. I have had this same issue with pretty much all of the current AHD ROMs though (AOKP, PAC, ReVolt, Xperia Mod) so it could be my deck :D. In the meantime I'm just sticking with Aux-in.

Do you think in a future build it would be possible to include the Glowpad Torch mod?

Again, thanks for taking the time to hear me out!

Cheers.

Sent via MB886 // XDA Premium
[Motorola Atrix HD] EcHoFiiVe:
Hey [MENTION=4487948]skeevydude[/MENTION] quick Linux question. I installed BackBox (pentest distro) and wireless card didn't have propriety drivers installed and I don't have an Ethernet cord... What do? It's on my netbook or I would've installed netgear drivers that I use for packet injection. Thanks in advance haha
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
Without Ethernet, you'll have to boot into Windows, download the required package(s), stash em on a usb stick or a partition that both Win and Linux have access to, reboot into Linux, install the packages manually.

Or, and you should have thought of this.....plug any Android Phone running a custom (non stock) rom, turn off all radio internet (3g\4g\etc), enable WiFi, tether your WiFi.....its what I do on my PC for internet with my Defy (or Atrix HD if I need to use the 5Ghz part of the network).

I looked up BackBox, its nothing more than an Ubuntu fork with some extra security tools. Honestly, you should go with Mint 13 or Ubuntu 12.04, at least if you plan on using Linux for Andorid Development -- you won't have any proprietary issues with them. If you want the security tools, then add the BackBox repo to Mint or Ubuntu.

If you want a modern, fully up-to-date distro, go with Manjaro (like Arch, only more stable and noob friendly), and install Ubuntu or Mint in a schroot -- what I do. Probably have to do the WiFi tether method with Manjaro -- it didn't have my RaLink Proprietary drivers by default. For me, I lose 20 minutes compiling in the schroot sandbox, but being able use a fully modern distro as well as the perfect Android setup -- both at the same time -- is worth it to me.

Manjaro is Arch Linux's Ubuntu -- Manjaro takes snapshots of the Arch Repos, does bug fixes, and releases that. Ubuntu does the same thing, only with Debian Sid (unstable). I use Manjaro and the only time I have to reboot is when the kernel or my Nvidia drivers update (or just after a big update that seems like enough crap has changed to warrant a reboot). You can directly compile on Manjaro, but I don't recommend doing that because you'll have to use older packages, like Python 2, that Manjaro doesn't expect you to use -- I have to use a custom python script just to automagically swap to Py2 so I can repo sync w\o changing to the schroot.

EDIT:

Create a thread under General or Q&A and reply there. I don't want my PAC thread filled with General Linux Help unless it involves compiling PAC.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Kohwali:
I love this ROM, but I noticed that while charging (outlet) while it's powered off, there's no battery display. Just a slight inconvenience.
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
I'm sorry, but no I don't. You could try a reinstall or installing a different rom and see if it persists. If it does, flash a stock fastboot. If it still persists then its likely hardware failure :(. I'd say a bad sim, but if you tried a different one and it didn't work, then its either the rom, a bad config somewhere, hardware, or ???

Bluetooth is a 4.2.2 common issue and the rebooting is what happens. From what I understand, none of the kernel devs have a bluetooth audio device, but a bounty has been placed in RAZR HD General if ya wanna read up more on that.

Never heard of the Glowpad Torch Mod. I build directly from the PAC-man repos and the only extra thing's I'll add in are device specific things or our proprietary apps. I'd have to look into it a bit more before I say anymore.

And Your Welcome. Thanks posts and clicking the thanks button really means a lot, especially since I don't take donations.

I've never actually charged powered off....not since my last I think I'm bricked scare anyways. I did notice that the Dev Team added the images for that recently, but I don't remember if I've merged them into PAC since I last checked.

I'm gonna be busy for the next while, but I'll try to have an update by Sunday. It'll probably ship with BytecodeMe's custom kernel.
[Motorola Atrix HD] penser:
It's working for me. Try powering it off, plugging it in and leaving it. It usually shows it for me when I go to bed and plug it in and when I reboot it, it boots into the battery instead of the ROM.
[Motorola Atrix HD] bizarre.static:
hi, i'm running this rom on my Atrix HD, so far so good

i don't like overclocking my phones, is there any issue if i underclock to 1512mhz?
[Motorola Atrix HD] EcHoFiiVe:
Nope not at all
[Motorola Atrix HD] Kohwali:
I get a slightly illuminated screen when I do that (I powered off, plugged it in the charger, and left it there for 5 minutes, then checked). Maybe because I have my battery icon set as Cynagenmod?

EDIT: I tried changing the display back, put still nothing while powered off.
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
It should be 1512 by default, you have to actually select the higher freqs to use them, although core 2 doesn't like to stick to what you set it.

I'll be looking into this tomorrow or Sunday. I have more pressing issues on my plate at the moment.
[Motorola Atrix HD] jram0421:
I found this kernel from bytecode Here Download the .zip found on the website and flash it. Both cores on the cpu run at the right speed that you set it to and its overclockable to 1900.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Kohwali:
When I installed it, it was 1890 by default.

And no big deal on the battery display, I understand people still have lives ;)

sent from my PACman Atrix HD
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
I'm using that kernel right now and it doesn't clock properly for me.
[Motorola Atrix HD] jram0421:
I have no clue its running on my rom perfectly
[Motorola Atrix HD] EcHoFiiVe:
I can't clock at all
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
That's being addressed with that kernel. We're you able to OC with PAC? Curious because it uses Arrrghhh's kernel.
[Motorola Atrix HD] EcHoFiiVe:
I didn't try with PAC I forgot :( It doesn't really make a difference to me lol
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
You might have a slow table....the slow table isn't set up for overclocking but its being worked on.
[Motorola Atrix HD] jblaylock:
After being on the PA rom for about 12 hours, I'm thinking PACman may be the way to go for me. The biggest issue I have is the GPS no working on PA. [MENTION=4487948]skeevydude[/MENTION], Is everybody getting a GPS lock on the latest PACman? I also like the fact that you can add app shortcuts on the unlock slider on PACman.
[Motorola Atrix HD] deeje00:
Gps issues are a thing of the past. Now it's blue tooth.

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[Motorola Atrix HD] jblaylock:
That's good to know. I use my GPS often on my phone. I do use the bluetooth from time to time, but it's not as important to me.
[Motorola Atrix HD] deeje00:
I use both quite a bit but I just went back to regular headphones for now.

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[Motorola Atrix HD] jblaylock:
Liking PACman much better, genius [MENTION=4487948]skeevydude[/MENTION]

1st question, how do I change the pie/notification colors
[Motorola Atrix HD] fromanbr:
it needs an unlocked bootloader to flash??
[Motorola Atrix HD] deeje00:
Yes.

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