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[Moto G Android Development] lost101:
[MENTION=4988283]Valbon[/MENTION] - Maybe someone with a Moto G (2nd Gen) Handset can confirm, but I suspect this is how Marshmallow works by design.

The 'Phone Information' menu can be accessed by creating an 'activity' shortcut to: Settings > Phone info (Radioinfo)

Setting preferred network type to 'GSM only' was apparently a workaround for enabling the 2G option. However on my phone Android defaults back to WCDMA preferred automatically, never sticking to GSM only.

Intelli3G is a root / xposed app that might help achieve what you want.

Another consideration is that some (many?) carriers / network providers no longer support 2G or are phasing it out.

EDIT: On another forum I've read that some carriers / network providers have pushed for Google to remove the 2G option.
[Moto G Android Development] Valbon:
Ok thanks for your answer :) I will see :) And thanks again for your rom :)
[Moto G Android Development] mlm900:
Great ROM, thanks lost101 & kingkaminari.

My moto G got a second life because of this.

I have a question about the GPS. I got the recommended GPS Status app from the first post. I followed the instructions. It works.

But does the GPS keeps working accurately if Im driving with Google Maps? Or do I manually have to download the GPS assistance data everytime I use maps? Or do I toggle 'use GPS when screen is off' on in the GPS Status app?

I have not tested it myself yet. I'm driving this Friday. But it would help if anybody already knows the answer.

Many thanks!
[Moto G Android Development] Haggster66:
[YOUTUBE] [/YOUTUBE]

Actually I'm using xposed ;) also, no issues.

I guess a lot of people really wanna break their ROMs and therefore use modules that modify low level system functions. I'm using the module that removes ads, the amplify module, greenify module, root cloak module and the force doze one. That's it.

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As far as I understand, the Greenify option is meant for devices that have Doze enabled per default whereas "Forcedoze" has a function to enable Doze on devices on which the manufacturer has disabled Doze, don't you think? Have you checked?

Because as we all know, the Moto G is one of the (many) devices that have been upgraded to Marshmallow while omitting Doze support. And the Greenify "aggressive doze" doesn't mention activating Doze on devices on which it is normally not running at all.

So I would think that people who use that Greenify option on Moto G's are merely enjoying the placebo effect instead of actually making sure that their devices are switching to Doze mode.
[Moto G Android Development] mlm900:
They both work although Greenify doze you have to have the beta before I appears as an option.

See this topic for more instructions.

http://xdaforums.com/apps/greenify/aggressive-doze-experimental-feature-t3223731

Last question. Can I delete the included email system app without any problems? I use the Gmail app so I don't see the use of having the other around.
[Moto G Android Development] :
Doing so normally causes exchange services to f/c, so I recommend leaving it.
[Moto G Android Development] Choochter:
Having read these posts, I installed Force doze. In settings, the 'Enable doze on unsupported device' section was greyed out, with the message underneath saying that my device supported doze. Go figure ...
[Moto G Android Development] Haggster66:
just checked, yeah you're right :) (screenshot attached)

what I don't get is that it was all over the news that the Marshmallow update for the Moto G 2nd gen won't have Doze. Anyone here who knows more about that?
[Moto G Android Development] Choochter:
There was a chat in here about the subject a while back:

http://xdaforums.com/moto-g/development/rom-identity-crisis-6-t3324595/post66759511
[Moto G Android Development] Haggster66:
read through it. the discussion just switches to another topic after a while without really clearing up what the actual situation is. there even was a guy who said the Moto G got no gyroscope... the gyroscope is that thing that makes the screen rotate, isn't it (or am I missing something)? Because, lol, I've been able to rotate my screen all the time and I doubt I got some kind of special Moto G...
[Moto G Android Development] Choochter:
The gyro is a 3d rotation sensor for use in VR, etc. Our Moto G doesn't have one.
[Moto G Android Development] Ricardo909:
Tested if for 3 days. Normal use of the telephone... Downloading apps, messaging apps, alarm, music, games, and everything runned way better than Stock ROM. So glad of installing it. Thank you! :o
[Moto G Android Development] William Salazar:
No placebo effect. With greenify aggressive doze ON, the phone enters in doze mode. Tested with stock sensor HAL and with cyanogenmod sensor HAL. With stock sensor HAL, the phone stays in doze as long as the screen is off. With cyanogenmod sensor HAL, the phone dozes until you move the phone.
[Moto G Android Development] Haggster66:
cool, I'll try it out. have activated it now.

but I gotta say I'm slightly disappointed with my screen time: I did a bit of googling and found people saying they got 7 hours or more of screen on time with their Moto G. I'm only getting (exactly) 5 hours.

with heavy use (no games though). I got Amplify running, Greenify and I got e.g. hotword recognition turned off, plus the only instant messenger I'm using is Hangouts. No social apps apart from Twitter installed.
[Moto G Android Development] Penemue:
Handsdown the best MM ROM for Moto G so far. Very clear instructions, pretty smooth installation and usage experience. Thanks a lot!

About Doze, the battery life is already pretty great so I don't need it per se but why is it so unclear if the phone supports it or not? How come there is no reliable way to check and get a definitive answer?
[Moto G Android Development] Haggster66:
I've just executed that "check doze support" app ( http://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/app-check-doze-support-t3374265 ). It says it doesn't support it, see attached screenshot. This contradicts the force doze app that I've installed as well (screenshot posted earlier but attached again here).

And right, this is a *direct* contradiction, it doesn't make any sense at all.
[Moto G Android Development] lost101:
Check Battery stats. WiFi always on?

Here is your definitive answer. Motorola never officially released it's version of Stock Marshmallow for Moto G 1st Gen, and the 2nd Gen release notes clearly do not mention 'Doze.' Moto G 1st, 2nd (or 3rd?) do not officially support doze as it has been implemented in Stock Motorola Marshmallow. The doze support being talked about here is unofficial via Xposed Framework module(s).

Doze in Marshmallow is designed to work with the specific SMD (Significant Motion Detector) sensor, not present on Moto G Falcon. This may change with Android N - where the sensor is not a requirement. Any doze test utility will look for the above sensor, but Greenify aggressive doze does not need the sensor.

If any of that is wrong, feel free to correct me as I do not currently use Doze in any form.
[Moto G Android Development] PumaPerez:
i tried to download twice from different mirrors, but TWRP gave me "file is corrupted" message. any chance you could look into that, sir? XT1032 (XT1063 after flashed ROM:))
[Moto G Android Development] lost101:
File flashes fine for me.
[Moto G Android Development] jayaram95:
I am getting terribly low transfer speeds (2-3 mbps) with my usb drive (sandisk ultra dual, 15-18mbps wite speed) in all Marshmallow roms. There was no such issue in lollipop. Has anyone faced this issue?
[Moto G Android Development] prabinpradeep620:
GPS ISSUE

GPS issue is not fixed yet in the new build.so changed back to aosp-caf..plz kindly fix this issue..I really love this ROM..I am only going back to aosp-caf because of this unfixed thing till..plz...
[Moto G Android Development] kevinkid1908:
is this Rom perfect? any problems need to be fixed, Pro?
[Moto G Android Development] rokban:
I am using this rom since 12 hrs or so, its quite perfect without any big issues ,can be used as daily driver. Super stuff ! Flash without any hesitation :)
[Moto G Android Development] lost101:
There is a 'Bugs list' in post #2.
[Moto G Android Development] SH1M4BD3:
My 1st day usages..cool love it & thanks again [MENTION=1006674]lost101[/MENTION] without you we're lost :p
[Moto G Android Development] Xinxeta:
Anyone can look in "settings" - "language and input" - "language" and see if there is catalan language there?

Thanks.
[Moto G Android Development] Juanrosado2406:
Fixed all bugs that I had this ROM and now works fine , esta Now my life full , thank you. [MENTION=1006674]lost101[/MENTION] [MENTION=5736790]kingkaminari[/MENTION]

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Fixed all bugs that I had this ROM and now works fine ,Now my life is complete, thank you. [MENTION=1006674]lost101[/MENTION] [MENTION=5736790]kingkaminari[/MENTION][/QUOTE]
[Moto G Android Development] Tjsdj:
If u want bright notification light you can use any led control app from store
[Moto G Android Development] eldoggor:
I'm gonna try this in my wife's XT1032, thanks

Enviado desde mi D6603 mediante Tapatalk
[Moto G Android Development] adry01:
Does it work on xt1032?? I read that sms doen't work,, it's true? Last question the root is necessary??
[Moto G Android Development] dark_knight_95:
Now on tap does not work
[Moto G Android Development] n0ts0smart:
[MENTION=5768732]amarc78[/MENTION] when you get the time could you please share your prop edits for CDMA that you have used thus far. If all your options are no longer greyed out you are pretty close.

Was gonna play around a bit. Thanks.
[Moto G Android Development] sarsanxx:
hey lost , thanks for your great jop. by the way when will you apload the sing-sim version?
[Moto G Android Development] :
When I get home from work, I will. I have data but no calls yet.
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Maybe the dimmer notification led is a kernel issue. I'll try to do my magic here. If anything gets fixed, i'll release a new kernel.

Oh, btw, if you want a custom kernel, go check my own - click the link in my signature xD

Edit: Its not a kernel issue. The problem is in the system (does any rom modder here know which app and/or part of the framework controls led brightness?)

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No. Motorola roms have never included Catalan if i'm not mistaken. You could use Spanish though
[Moto G Android Development] sebastiandg7:
Does kaminari custom kernel works for IC6?
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
All 2.x releases will work with it. There's only one right now (2.0 alpha 1), but there are more coming
[Moto G Android Development] celikbasm:
does anyone here use this rom with multirom as secondary? systemless root method stucks on twrp and wifi refused to activate. besides, i'm waiting for version prerooted for fixing wifi with wifi fix. hope [MENTION=1006674]lost101[/MENTION] makes prerooted version soon. thanks to all devs and users contributed in this project.
[Moto G Android Development] AssoDiPicche:
[MENTION=1006674]lost101[/MENTION] remove the "testing" status. It's a perfect ROM, no important bug, never a reboot, Call and Mobile Data okey, and the audio is perfect. ALL DAY BATTERY, i've just 20% at nine o' clock with all day in Mobile Data. Thanks [MENTION=1006674]lost101[/MENTION] [MENTION=5736790]kingkaminari[/MENTION] this is the best rom for Falcon.
[Moto G Android Development] 3rre:
Is low bright screen flickering gone with the new kernel or ic 1.0c?

Enviado desde mi Moto G mediante Tapatalk
[Moto G Android Development] dhabsot:
I had the same problem and I solved it downloading DisableService from the play store. Once opened the app, disable FusedProviderService from Google Play Services.
[Moto G Android Development] nekobibu:
What problem is that? I use my GPS every day and never had any problem...?

And about Doze being supported or not, the bottom line is that Doze is pretty useless on a phone. It's designed for tablets that stay put for days, so... Or maybe I'm wrong and some people can spend days without using their phones at all... Still, that seems pretty strange. :)
[Moto G Android Development] Haggster66:
yeah, what gps issue is it exactly that you've having? If I launch Google maps I get a GPS lock straight away and it stays locked.
[Moto G Android Development] Choochter:
Google Maps doesn't get a lock if location is in device-only mode. OK in high accuracy mode. Other GPS apps are fine.
[Moto G Android Development] PumaPerez:
i tried to download via phone browser and this time it worked well. i guess there was some copying problem in my win..
[Moto G Android Development] prabinpradeep620:
Thanks man..

I downloaded it from the store and disabled service.now gps is locked..but not accurate..but it was worse..can I uninstall disable service app?

Thanks again..

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It wasn't locking for me..now it is locking...not accurate.but I am satisfied. How can I get accurate location?
[Moto G Android Development] Haggster66:
I'm always using "high accuracy" mode only. But I have just checked this again to confirm since I was outside with my phone and this time I didn't get a GPS lock but only an estimate regarding my location. I'll test this again later to confirm... there might indeed be a problem. In any case, this phone's GPS always seems to make problems if you run anything else than the standard ROM that came with it; I remember trying out Cyanogenmod over two years ago and GPS didn't work at all - the dev said this was something he's got no control over.
[Moto G Android Development] prabinpradeep620:
OK bro..will post if I get anything..
[Moto G Android Development] Choochter:
This subject's been covered extensively here, just search the thread. Also read the FAQ in post #3.
[Moto G Android Development] prabinpradeep620:
Hi...any one tried the multiwindow in the FAQ?

Can I uninstall the superuser from the app? Bcoz my banking app detects that the OS is rooted.
[Moto G Android Development] himu_joy:
how can I increase in call microphone volume? while um on a call most of the time the other end telling me "speak loud, I can hear u low".

experiencing different network call, differnt person, different places.

on last version. 1.2 didn't feel this issue.
[Moto G Android Development] aloksaxena156:
faster battery drain due to screen brightness

Have anyone found any solution of too low brightness as to view the screen properly, we have to keep the slider near to center? This is causing faster battery drain.
[Moto G Android Development] Choochter:
There's an Xposed module which hides root from apps, haven't tried it, might work. Alternatively you can remove root using the SuperSU app.
[Moto G Android Development] prabinpradeep620:
I tried the xposed module named root cloak.it was working for me in lollipop.but not working in marshmallow Roms I have used. At last I unrooted my phone with option in the superuser app...
[Moto G Android Development] Choochter:
I believe root cloak does support Marshmallow, but you may have to add the banking app manually
[Moto G Android Development] dhabsot:
It's working, I'm using it. This one exactly http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.devadvance.rootcloak2
[Moto G Android Development] lcosta2:
What rom is better, cm13 or idcrisis?

Thx
[Moto G Android Development] adinkwok:
idcrisis' boot animation is better so it's definitely the better rom

*sarcasm* these type of posts don't belong here

Edit: let this be known, there are advantages and disadvantages of every rom, there is no fair way to judge what is "better". Look through the features of Roms or ask for advantages/disadvantages instead of just asking what's better, it will prevent misunderstanding
[Moto G Android Development] prabinpradeep620:
I tried it several times..but nothing happened..

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IDCrisis is better. You can change the boot animation also. But the last time I changed it, I entered in a boot loop and I had to re flash the ROM file to fix it.
[Moto G Android Development] T4t4nk4881988:
this is the best rom I have tried
[Moto G Android Development] ReOmbra:
Me the same..[emoji51]
[Moto G Android Development] dhabsot:
Look here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=65981602
[Moto G Android Development] ReOmbra:
Do you think that adding a tweaks or editing build prop can we solve finally it?
[Moto G Android Development] clavierkid:
Data on CDMA

Could you detail how you did this? I'd love to get data working! I'm on Boost Mobile
[Moto G Android Development] dhabsot:
Ahah I really don't know, sorry.
[Moto G Android Development] prabinpradeep620:
Led notification not working

My led notification is not working.why it is not working?
[Moto G Android Development] :
The attached file for Boost, will enable data. Just flash in recovery. I added one for Verizon users also. Only problem is, calls do not work. I have tried alot of different things, but have nkt been able to get calls working. I have one more idea, I might try today. If I'm successful, I will surely let it be known.
[Moto G Android Development] lost101:
Feel free to try. Really there should not be any issue, nor need for tweaks. I personally suspect the bug is somehow Kernel related, but the origin has not been identified. I'd previously ported Titan ROMs, but always had Falcon kernels to use with them. This time things where different. [MENTION=5736790]Kamin4ri[/MENTION] continues to work on the custom kernel - it's possible the issue will be resolved that way. There may also be an updated ROM and Kernel from Motorola themselves in the future.

Edit: Here is a not-so-wild theory. Bootloader and Kernel are inter-related - and video overlay is part of that. The KitKat Bootloader caused screen-flicker when booting the Lollipop kernel (in other words, the Lollipop ROM). The same thing is happening here, but in a more subtle way. The Marshmallow Kernel is expecting a Marshmallow Bootloader - but finds a Lollipop one instead.

Flash ROM according to instructions in first post exactly. Do not restore apps via Titanium Backup. Read FAQ.
[Moto G Android Development] ReOmbra:
I remember too.. Yep you have found the problem... the bootloader. ..

maybe a custom kernel can fix it

Anyway thank for the great work!!?
[Moto G Android Development] prabinpradeep620:
I followed the instructions. But no hope. Also gps only locks some times. any one have solutions?
[Moto G Android Development] prabinpradeep620:
I have a question.. is it possible port moto g3 ROM to our device?I think so that we can use moto display. I don't whether it is possible or not.this is just my thoughts.
[Moto G Android Development] ReOmbra:
In the past we have try many times to port it but Moto display in not compatible with our device. Due to specific hardware and framework.
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Its not impossible to port it, but i dont think the resulting port would be daily-driver material (different chipset, camera sensors/blobs & stuff). Porting from titan is far easier (as lost101 has proved it), since the hardware is almost the same (save for a few sensors).
[Moto G Android Development] Haggster66:
I think at the moment it's not even an issue. This might become interesting once the Android N for the 3rd generation Moto G is out, but 1. Falcon will be three years old by that time and 2. At that point all users will still have the option to use an AOSP ROM.

I think we are in a unique position in this case since Falcon's hardware is near identical to that of the phone which had been released a year later and is still supported, as mentioned above. This is not a common thing and it would be ridiculous to not take advantage of this by using that newer 2nd gen stock ROM.

What I find more interesting is that we will still have the opportunity to profit from all bugfix/security updates to the Peregrine ROM, most likely until sometime next year.

In general, it's amazing to have an official, stock ROM of the latest Android version on the market which works as good as this one. And at least in my case it runs better than any other ROM this device was ever running. Having your phone perform better than it ever did after two and a half years is all a user could ever wish for IMO. A great achievement by everyone involved.
[Moto G Android Development] lordlp:
Hi,someone is flickering the display brightness to the minimum? Identity Crisis 6 v1.3 xt1033 asia
[Moto G Android Development] TheXorg:
I've got a little "Problem" with this Rom and a JBL FLIP 2 BT Speaker. On all other phones and with other Roms on the Moto G the volume Keys on the Speaker control the phone's Media volume (Speaker volume = phone volume), but on this Rom both have separate volume controls. Is it possible to fix this?
[Moto G Android Development] pacorrop:
I think I wasn't clear enough.

Is there a way to replicate your build process? If so, could you tell me where is the procedure to do it or how to do it?

The GPS issue is not addressed. I don't want to install a 3rd party app to get it working. And the issue you mentioned on the first post on google forums is not related to Moto G.

On the other hand, I currently have another ROM which:

- Has published its source code in github

- Has GPS working without any trick or workaround

And I just wanted to compare both source codes, just to try to improve this. Sorry for being annoying.

I am aware of your work, for sure. And I thank you for that. But if I do ask you something, and you try to evade the right answer (i.e, "NO, I won't provide source code" would be perfectly better than "NO, Motorola doesn't provide any firmware"), you'll understand that I get suspicious.

Good job, though. No ironic. I mean it. Keep pushing :good::good::good:
[Moto G Android Development] tiinktoonk:
bug report

I found an issue on wifi when using xender.apk

Can't make a group
[Moto G Android Development] dhabsot:
As far as I know there's no source code of this ROM because Motorola didn't release it (like every OEM, I guess). There's only the kernel source code.

About the GPS issue try to disable the FusedProviderService with DisableService (taken from the Google forums linked in the FAQ, post #255).
[Moto G Android Development] sebastiandg7:
[MENTION=1006674]lost101[/MENTION] this thing about Titanium backup... is only for restoring, rigth? I mean, can I use TB for backing up apps without problems?
[Moto G Android Development] k-kuchen:
This is a modified Stock ROM originally released by Motorola for Titan, which comes only in the form of compiled binaries. The only source code available is the Kernel, due to its GPLv2 license.

AOSP and CAF parts are mostly covered by Apache 2.0. And thats why Motorola's modifications to Google's and Qualcomm's sources are not available to the public.

If lost101 would hold back any source code he was legally obliged to publish, this thread would have been closed a long time ago.
[Moto G Android Development] lost101:
The FAQ explains the GPS / Google Maps situation adequately. The Google Forum thread covers multiple OEMs including Motorola. It's a design choice made by the OEMs. Regarding ROM Source Code - I was stating a fact, not evading an answer. The ROM was not built from source, it's based on an available firmware image that was extracted and modified.
[Moto G Android Development] sebastiandg7:
Using Adaway crashes the rom.
[Moto G Android Development] methuselah:
What error are you getting exactly ?
[Moto G Android Development] lost101:
No idea, sorry. I personally don't backup apps.

No it doesn't. You have either not installed the latest version of Adaway, or not flashed the ROM as instructed in OP, or done something to break the ROM and now need to do a fresh install.