yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Foetus:
Do the calls go right to voicemail, or does it seem like it never rings? One thing to check (I know it's obvious, but I've seen people miss it) is your volume. If it's turned all the way down and vibrate is off, the phone seems like it's not getting any calls.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] keeepinitgansta:
I waws having the same issue along with notifications and alarms not going off and had to revert back to 2.3.1. I am still having the issue where the phone doesnt turn back on and I have to soft reset.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Vancelot:
2.3.1

- 02-21-08	new BT drivers

- 02-21-08	added UC Compatibility

Has anyone tried these new BT drivers with an '08 Altima?

Does it fix the quality issues?

I would try it myself, but my wife took the car out of town this weekend.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] meena_raj32:
The calls go right to voicemail, without the caller even hearing the phone ring. The vibrate and volume are not off. I have to confess that I was messing with the programming a bit, but I can make outgoing calls and SMS and get incoming SMS, just all incoming calls go straight to voicemail. I dont know what is wrong.:(
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] hindjew1:
DCD or any others on sprint that may be tethering. i was wondering if I should make any registry/programming changes. I found the following in another forum written by electronicrice:

"You have to have your MSL number (which is the unlock code for programming your phone yourself) in order to change anything. You can call Sprint Technical Support and tell them you're getting Error Code 67 and can't connect to the internet on your phone. (Or you can just ask the rep to give it to you.) They should walk you through how to reset the data services by making you input ##3282# and then they'll give you your MSL number. Write it down as it is unique to your phone. Then you can hang up or whatever. That's what I did anyway. But go into the menu they were walking you through anyway and Edit the Mobile IP Only to Mobile IP Preferred. Save and soft reset when it tells you to.

You'll need to edit your registry. The only three keys in HKLM>Software>OEM>WMODEM should all be changed to Decimal 0. (Make sure at least Multi-NAI is set to 0 as that is the tethering detection)"

Any words of advice from anyone would be appreciated!

Update: I made the changes and received the following response while tethering.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] the92playboy:
I am having a problem when running BuildOS.exe

The window opens, but I have no options in it. It did work before but then I left my laptop out and my toddler played with the keyboard, and now I can't get any options to show in BuildOS.exe

I have tried un-rarring it again and that hasn't helped.

Any ideas anyone?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] kmartburrito:
I had the best bt quality with 2.2.0 over any other rom ive ever tried. i flashed to 2.3.1 last week, and BT is really choppy again with my h500 headset. cant wait to try the new rom to see if it has been fixed.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Symbiotic:
I am running 2.2.6 right now - it has been very stable and useful. I see quite a few additions in 2.3.x that I'd like (aGPS, battery meter, etc.) - but I don't see any compiled Sprint ROMS posted. Are there still some bugs being worked out, or do I need to cook the ROM myself?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] awandkk:
Exactly my thoughts as a Sprint user. 2.2.6 is running perfect for me. Any answers to Symbiotic's questions would be awesome.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] kockroach:
Right now you would need to download the kitchen and cook the ROM yourself until dcd has a chance to post ROMs.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] azclown:
Just download the Kitchen and unrar it. Press the buildnb.bat and follow the prompts.... Your will have your Sprint ROM shortly..... It defaults to Sprint....
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] awandkk:
I did decide to cook the ROM and am flashing as I type.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Symbiotic:
Yeah - I can do that. I was just curious if there were some critical bugs or if the ROMs just hadn't been posted due to DCD's time (or lack thereof!). :)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jncokilla:
what happen to the the games....Can I get them back somehow....
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] rmancl:
when using the kitchen check the entertainment box.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] bimmerd00d:
Mine is flashed and kicking ass. Gracias DCD, you are a gentleman and a scholar.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] rajuabju:
I am ready to upgrade to 2.3.0!!!!!!!!!!!

Btw, may I suggest you make use of no2chem's EXCELLENT LED driver/utility which allows us to GET RID OF THE CRAPPY ASS GREEN BLINKING LIGHT!!!!!!!!!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] bimmerd00d:
That's what i did. Works like a champ. Now i just need to figure out something else to do with the LED's.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] JKingDev:
Have you seen the rilphone dll replacement? I cooked this into my ROM. I used this rather than the new LED driver because I dont need to otherwise customize my LEDs. I just want to get rid of the green blinker. No configuration necessary. If you want to mess around with your LEDs, use the new LED driver. If you just want to get rid of the blinking green, use the new rilphone dll.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] NexVision:
I love how u quoted him telling him to use what he is already using.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dcd1182:
no, they are actually 2 different things, i think you misread.

lets stay on topic here please :)

nexvision, are you going to update your rom using this kitchen?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] akijikan:
You obviously know what a ROM is since you download and install them already.

A kitchen is a ROM creation utility that lets you "cook" (make) your own ROMs. You choose packages (also called OEMs) to be included or not in the ROM. On an advanced level you can also convert CABs to OEMs. There are programs to do this automatically, but the process doesn't always produce a fully functional OEM and manual modifications are often needed.

If you enjoy custom ROMs, kitchens are the next step. I'd encourage you to download the kitchen here and start playing around with it.

I just started playing with it today, but I'm already "OEMizing" all my apps. It takes experimentation and will sometimes involve frustration. But when you have it right it's very rewarding.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] cuboy29:
outstanding work again

Just wanted to say the kitchen rocksssssssssss

btw.. how did you manage to get more memory to show up? pagepool is smaller than before?

thanks again for the great kitchen..

avaya
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] JKingDev:
I was about to respond to his witty post with one of my own. But thanks for intervening. I wouldnt want this thread to turn to flames. :)

This ROM is amazing. Great memory so far and very fast! The best my mogul has ever been! I like the aGPS as well! I am sitting in my dorm room where of course I cannot get a GPS signal, and I'll pick up a few sats by the window but still no fix. I have tried several times before. I decided to see if I could now with aGPS enabled but still no signal. I walked over to the window and had a fix in about 5 seconds with 10 satellites! No exaggeration! I also tested to see how it would react to a call. I dialed my voicemail. GPStest showed that I was losing a few satellites, but I still had a fix. The GPS was still functioning while the call was on. As soon as I hung up it jumped back up to 10 satellites. Awesome. Thanks to all who contributed!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] codyppc:
great. just great. 2.3 is released just 30 after i load 2.6. this mogul is only 2 days old. lol. guess i am going to get it broke in.

donate comming your way dcd. looks like you have been doing alot of hard work since i have been gone.

Thanks, Cody
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] lllboredlll:
Whats to be said other than ...... You da man ;) I've done flashed once to see how a few things acted and now I'm making a OEM add-on pack to flash again with. Thank a ton dude... your work is well appreciated.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] NexVision:
Absolutely dunno how much need there will be for mine though since you released your kitchen. I have tried all the other roms and find the best results with yours.

Not to change the topic but I am only aware of one of no2chems led killer's which is the rilphone.dll. Am I wrong in this?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] azclown:
Thank you DCD..... Will this be ok for Ver 2.1.0???
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] codyppc:
dcd said in an ealier post that he liked the led. he said he was leaving it blink. i like it to as well as some others.

this is why i am going to learn this rom cooking thing. i want to build the way i want to build. until then i will be waiting for dcd's 2.3

thanks for the kitchen dcd.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] codyppc:
yes there is only one. rilphone. stroths cabed it up so others could install it as well if it wasnt in a rom. no2chems also put it in his 5049 rom. haven't tried it though.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] AstronusX:
does any one know whether Enable A-gps (thread below working with this rom - didn't work for me in the previous rom)

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=18345
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] JKingDev:
Actually there is a second. The new LED intermediate driver. rilphone.dll is a replacement phone driver that does not send LED blink events. The LED intermediate driver is a new tool from no2chem that works by letting you choose what LED events to allow. It gives you the capability to completely customize the LEDs (ie make the blue one blink instead of green, or just disable ect).
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] NexVision:
OK so im not losing my mind............ The rilphone.dll is awesome as it doesnt run in the background eating up memory even if it is minimal to nothing

Back on topic..

I am getting 20mb free after reset even with all my programs running on startup I think we got a real winner in this one.

Edit just saw Jkings post was not aware of that one I stand corrected.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] JKingDev:
Yes aGPS is enabled and definitely works better (see my above post). It is in the change log.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] codyppc:
wow. i saw that this morning he was working on this idea, but had no idea he could/would do it today. does that guy even have a job. lol. wow.

led killer is not even an option anymore. dlls sre the way to go forsure.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] rajuabju:
yessssssssssss I just cooked the juciest ROM of all time!

DCD's 2.3.2 + nueAudio & nueLED + Cyberon Voice Dialer

Now I can cook more ROM's with all my other stuff. I love thisssssssss

I cant believe how easy it is once I actually took the time to read through 50 pages of posts.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dcd1182:
nope just havent had time/bandwidth, and i kind of want to encourage people to use the kitchen instead... cuts my upload in 1/5

plus if i end up updating right away its wasted upload... if no update needed for a while then its more reasonable..
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] rajuabju:
If you want, I can create the ROM based on your specs with no added extra's and upload them? I have a very fast upload so it doesnt take much time for me to do it
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] shadowreader:
Can TomTom Navigator 6 be cooked into a rom(if you own it of course)? Also, is it as simple as just putting any .cab contents into a folder in the oems folder to make it show up under the buildos tool? Thanks. Love ya DCD. You are da man.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] GuidoZ:
Unfortunately it is not that simple as adding .CABs to the OEM folder. You'll need to peek at some of the links posted in this thread for converting CABs to OEMs. There is a program (I posted a link a page or so back... hunt a bit) that does just this, but it isn't perfect and does encourage you to learn what is happening and double-check it.

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Peace. ~G
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mkelly:
Not sure if this is considered a problem with your ROM or not. But I have an IMAP4 mail account that downloads e-mail every 30 min via the cellular data connection. It works fine for a few hours, then seems to stop. When I do a manual send/receive it gets to "loading headers", stalls then starts over. It does this a few time then gives up. If I clear the mail box, send and receive starts working again. I used the 2.3.2 kitchen to build the ROM. Everything else is awesome.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mkelly:
I want to install PoorlyDuck's Vista skinned calculator, but when I run the SpbELF_CalculatorSkin.cab, it says I must uninstall the previous Calculator skin first. I still have some reading to do on OEMizing, but I'm guessing your kitchen has a Spb calc skin in it somewhere. Is there a folder I can remove when I cook my ROM that will not include a calc skin?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] blankd3ckskat3r:
dcd, how would i direct a folder in the windows directory to go into theapplication data directory without UC?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] alexpfeffer:
Use Verizon in a Sprint Tel?

Hi, I´d like to known if I can make a verizon rom and put in my sprint mogul to use it with verizon, can this be made?:confused:
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] alexpfeffer:
Use of Sprint titan in brazil

I use my sprint titan in brasil using the local cdma operator (Vivo). I´d like to known if I can change the rom that I´m using (dcd 2.1 sprint) for any other dcd of another operator (verizon, tellus, altel), because I don´t use any of the data services of sprint? :confused:
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] maccaberry:
GPS worth while?

Hi all, I have been reading through all the posts on all the threads regarding dcd's ROMs 2.1.0 - 2.3.2.

What I want to know is if the internal gps is at all comparable to a BT external gps in terms of performance (indoor and outdoor) locking speed, etc.

While I have seen this question almost answered, I would like it if someone who is actually using the ROM could compare for me so I can see if its worth the radio problems associated with the 3.27 radio rom.

I am using freedom mini BT keychain gps and if someone else has that model and can compare it would be even more valuable for me.

Personally I am using dcd's bulletproof 1.7.0 rom which is absolutely perfect :D except for gps and RevA both of which I can currently live without.

Thanks in advance.

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[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] blazingwolf:
That's because a Spb calculator is all ready installed. It is the base calc that dcd uses. You can just replace the images in the windows folders and it should work (overwrite them as you can't remove them from th ROM).
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dcd1182:
or do not include the package: OEM\dcd_TouchSPBCalc

you can do this 2 ways: delete the folder, or create an option.xml inside of it to make it appear in buildos.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] steb0ne:
What/Where are the images for the calc located, so I can try overwritting them?

EDIT - Nevermind, I figured it out. The files are the same name as the poorlyduck files, just had to rename the extension from .png to .gif
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] azclown:
DCD - what do you use to write the XML files? Is there a guide or a list of the file structure??? I'd love to write these files and really understand what their for instead of just copying them and changing the guts to meet my needs...

Thx again

az
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jambrose:
I was using an Earthmate BT GPS with my phone and I think the internal GPS is as good or even better. The only thing that might change is when driving you will have to pull the phone in to view it where using a BT GPS it can stay on the dash in full view of the Sats. I don't think that is a huge issue as now I only need to carry my phone instead of two devices.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] maccaberry:
GPS and xml info

Jim,

Thanks for the information re the internal vs external GPS. I think my Freedom mini must have a stronger signal than the Earthmate because I can get a rapid lock even in my basement, so leaving it on the dash or not to "see" the sky is not really a problem. But that being said, I agree that for most applications when you want to use a gps you are outside - or close to outside anyway. Sounds like the internal gps is reasonably good then. In the car I will probably still use a BT gps, but for walking trips I could use the internal one. However, as I mentioned earlier, I wont go to the gps ROMs until the radio problems are sorted out - possibly with an official release.

azclown,

editing the options.xml file is really easy. You can use a free tool like http://www.philo.de/xmledit/oxedit-1.4.bin.zip but I think firefox will let you do it too(?) If you want to know how to remove the spb calculator that dcd uses, just copy an options.xml from one of the other folders in the OEM section of the kitchen and then paste it into the dcd_TouchSPBCalc folder and edit it to follow the convention used in the other folders. If there is no options.xml file in the folder the application doesnt show up in the BuildOS program and gets automatically installed. (At least thats my understanding). As dcd mentioned above, you can stop the default installation by adding it to the BuildOS menus by adding the options.xml file (in which case you can either select to install it or not) or just delete the folder altogether (in which case it is just gone).

Another interesting development that dcd has added to the new kitchens is UC (User Customizations). It is a really fantastic feature that will save you loads of time if you like to flash a lot. You can save all your applications and flash new roms without the need to keep manually installing your favorite programs afterwards. I am a mere novice at the UC stuff having only been switched onto it yesterday, but I am learning quickly that it is the chronic rom flashers salvation. Check this post by dcd and do a search to find out more.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=1979350&postcount=42

If anyone has a freedom mini gps and would like to add to Jim's comments, please feel free to post.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] 1999TL:
I have the freedom mini, but I just switched back to DCD's 1.7 rom because of the radio. I'm content to use my mini for navigation if I need it. I use my phone way more than GPS anyhow.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] popdog54:
I was using a Holux 1200 GPS receiver and preferred it over the internal GPS simply because no matter what I've tried it takes my internal GPS from 5 to 10 minutes to get a lock. Maybe I just have a dud antenna. I would still like to use my external unit, but can't get it to work. The problem exists with any with any GPS enabled ROM I've tried. I can pair the unit up just fine, but when I try to set the GPS hardware port in the External GPS settings I can't get it to stick. The COM port reverts back to the default, which is none. I've posted this problem on several different boards but have received little feedback. A few people have responded and said they also cannot get the GPS hardware port setting to stick.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mkelly:
I had trouble doing anything with the files once the ROM was loaded, so I renamed the pngs to gif and replaced the ones in your OEM folder before I baked.

One issue though - the text in the numeric display is dark green instead of white. Is there a setting that lets me set the font color? (I should probably take this up with PoorlyDuck, but if you happen to know ...)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] steb0ne:
Yeah, my font's the same color too. I used Resco Explorer to overwrite the files on the ROM. I haven't tried the kitchen yet.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] lllboredlll:
Anyone noticed an issue with the battery life? Mine seems to die quick or atleast say it's dead. It also seems to charge too quick aswell. I'm sure its not a battery problem because I have 2 different ones and they both do the same thing. I flashed back to 2.2.0 and it's seems to be fine now.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] maccaberry:
internal vs external gps

popdog54,

thanks for the feedback re: holux model. I didnt ry to use the external BT gps when I was using dcd 2.1.0 so my advice might be off. But with the 1.6.10 and 1.7.0 (using currently) I have never had success using the windows managed BT gps com ports. I have always just paired the titan to the BT gps (freedom mini in my case) and when it asks if I want to set up serial port I say no. Then after it's all paired up nicely I then set up a com port of com 0 (still in the BT menu section). I never set anything in the External GPS applet under start-->settings-->system-->external gps as I find it just screws up my gps and I never get comms to work with the gps unit. Then in google maps or tom tom nav 6 I just tell it to set the gps manually and tell the application to use com 0 and set the baud to 57600 (correct for the freedom mini). Never have a problem using this setup, however as I said this is for the non gps roms. For the gps roms it might be different. Others using a gps enable rom might comment.

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[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] limezednem:
Im having the same problem, really sucks for me because I'm OCD and have to always charge my phone now. Do you think it has anything to do with the new dll that shows our battery life in percentages of one instead of 10%?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] maccaberry:
freedom mini gps

Thanks 1999TL for the feedback. I am with you on 1.7.0 and I too will continue to use the freedom mini. Its so small that to carry it along with the phone it not a problem. Once the radio probs are sorted then I will use the internal gps.

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[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] PaulM-D:
No problem here.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] rleejr79:
I have searched and am unable to acquire an answer. Those with 2.3.2 and the xv6800.... are you having problems with Microsoft Voice Command 1.6? I can't get it to read texts or emails.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] MN-Joe:
See this tread - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=1976970
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] GuidoZ:
Just today I started to notice a battery drain isue with 3 of the 10 phones we flashed. The odd thing - for the last week it hasn't been an issue at all. I'm wondering if it's related to the Sprint network or something... I noticed my signal was lower than normal, and we all know a low signal will drain a battery faster then a good one.

The only other thing I changed was the way the calendar displays onthe Today screen. (I set it to show all the days appointments instead of just the next one.) I set it back and will see if that has any remote affect on it tomorrow. If not, then I'll set it back again and test the network possibility.

If anyone else has ideas/input, I'd love to hear it. :)

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Peace. ~G