yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] grickson:
For the people getting bad reception, I am also getting that same proble. It will show 3G but I won't have any internet what so ever. It is definitely the rom because I used my other sim card and still does it. I am about to just call it quits and go with the OTA T-Mobile firmwares if this keeps happening, I need my phone to be reliable. Hopefully cyanogen addresses this issue soon.
[G1 Android Development] PsychoI3oy:
Have fun with the OTA roms.
[G1 Android Development] NguyenHuu:
you can always go back to a previous version of CM if this version doesnt work or try a different dev's rom, like jac or someone else. OTA rom is just fail.
[G1 Android Development] zer0day:
The HTC IME forgets its settings for Vibrate feedback (and possibly others) when rebooted. I disabled it but it re-enables itself on reboot. I'm running v4.0.4
[G1 Android Development] joephein:
I have a question related to the Apps2SD functionality for this build.

I decided to update my old SD card to a faster class 6 one.

I have set up three partitions according to: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=534714

I thought it will be easy to setup the partitions in a similar way as on the old one and then copy the data over. I tried to use the Ubuntu live CD but it won't open the ext3 partition after data has been written to it by the CyanogenMod build.

So finally I ended up with installing all applications again. Also after inserting the old SD card again none of the old apps worked anymore.

I though there must be an easier way to replace SD cards without loosing all applications installed on it. Is there anyone who can advise on this?
[G1 Android Development] Charrion:
Yes, try this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=541183, it's a script called switchrom that backs up everything on your ext partition and puts it together with your latest nandroid backup in one nice location on your FAT32 partition. That way all you need to do is make the switchrom backup (from recovery), copy the contents of the FAT32 partition over to your new card, power down and swap the new card in (with ext partition created) and run the switchrom restore from recovery. It copies everything and maintains permissions.

It worked quite well when I replaced my card and, as the name suggests, it's quite handy for switching between different roms. I can now easily switch back and forth between stable and experimental roms.
[G1 Android Development] moosefist:
Does anyonee know if there are there any updates planned for this branch? I tried to make the jump to donut, but it seemed to experimental for my tastes.
[G1 Android Development] ZilverZurfarn:
Next stable will be 4.2, which will be based on 4.1

I'm confident it'll be as stable as and even faster than 4.0.x

/Mats
[G1 Android Development] x9f:
1) From what i've read and seen the 1 click rooting process works on mytouch. There have been some problems due to user fault in not following the directions properly. Just be very cautious in making sure what you are doing before you begin to root

2)If done properly you should not have to wipe (unless a guide says so). If your paid apps are wiped from your phone you can go to the market, click My Downloads and redownload it. It will save your purchace so you can get those paid apps on any android phone with the gmail account you bought the app on. An alternative is you can backup your apps on sd card. Get "Gphone Manager Free" on the market or scan this code with a barcode scanner

3)Try searching google or xda for mytouch unroot and read the comments (if its a forum) to see what other users did and if it or didn't work

4)From the pictures it looks similar to cyanogens 1.4 recovery img but has some extra features which are nice and easier but they look the same. I'd recommend to stick with cyanogen because more people use it if anything goes wrong there will be more people to help. Also I dont know if Amon Ra's recovery img works with cyanogen's rom

***Amon RA's recovery img

I'd say stick with Cyanogen Recovery img and cyanogen rom because no updated spl is required (most people brick their phone on this)

The method is the same if you want to do 1 click root the only difference is that they entered a custom recovery img all you have to do if you want cyanogens img you just click. Its the same output.

Before rooting make sure you read carefully other peoples experiences with 1click root and unroot for your phone.

Few more steps I recommend when using Recovery Flasher and when you backup recovery.img back it up on your computer just to make sure you are accessable to it. Also before flashing a custom rom when you are in recovery mode do a nandroid backup and also copy the folder "nandroid" from the root of your sdcard to your computer.

If you flash a rom and some things dont seem functional boot into recovery mode do nandroid restore and flash again
[G1 Android Development] velotown:
Yes i tried that and wifi still doesnt works ~~ However, NO network works now it only shows the network statusbar and even if i do a nandbackup without the rom the networks wont work.

Please help.
[G1 Android Development] dcorrea:
Hey everyone, I just successfully rooted my replacement handset using the traditional method and am now using CM roms again. Quick question, if I install the latest CM release over a freshly rooted RC29 but didn't update the radio first would I run into any serious problems (like no boot).

I only ask because I updated my radio, then spl, then flashed cm's rom but I wanted to know what would happen if I didnt follow those steps?
[G1 Android Development] Sheldonjace:
Quick question. I've already requested an exchange from Tmobile however while its en route if I can fix this that would be great. Since flashing to 4.1.7 and back to 4.0.4 again my Home key has since failed to be recognized while running Android. However when in Recovery it is recognized when keyed. Meaning the key still works but Android does not designate its function. I've tried wiping, re-flashing, etc to no prevail.

Any input helps but as I said I have an exchange on its way just in case. Thanks for the amazing ROMS! Wouldn't try anything else!
[G1 Android Development] rivryan:
cannot connect to wifi...had to skip google sign in. And it still can't connect to wifi, says "unsuccessfull" Of course i wiped and repaired when installing this new rom coming from HERO rom.:confused:
[G1 Android Development] finity:
Updating Apps with the Market and Apps2SD

I tried searching for this on Google and the forum... I'm running the latest stable Cyanogen, and doing Apps2sd with the built in functionality. After rebooting, going to the recovery screen and movingg my apps to the sd card, the Android Market reported all of my apps normally. A few days later, the market told me a few of my apps needed updating. I updated, then next time I opened the market the updated apps were listed as 'installed' and the rest were listed as 'free.' Now, when the market tells me to update, it'll say something like 5 apps need updating, but when I go to look at which ones they are, only the 'installed' ones say 'update available.' Some of the 'free' apps must need updating, but I can't tell which.

Also, when I update the apps that I'm able to, my phones available space decreases. I think it's putting apps on the phone instead of on the sd card. Rebooting doesn't fix it, selecting apps2sd from the recovery image doesn't fix it, and fix_permissions didn't help.

I also tried wiping, fix_permissions, then apps2sd and the bug came back after the wipe.

What am I doing wrong? Do I need to use something other than the market? Apps2sd works great right up until I update an app.

Thanks guys! I'm very pleased with the performance upgrade of cyanogen over stock, and the new maps is very cool too.
[G1 Android Development] Apollo_316:
I'm pretty sure the only time the auto apps2sd program runs is during a bootup of the phone. Meaning the apps will of course take up phone memory until you reboot. I don't think there's anything that exists yet that will auto-forward new downloads/updates to the SD while the system is running. I'm just speculating though so I apoligize if this is incorrect but these are just my observations after running all these apps2sd tools! :)

Ya know just to debunk or prove my theory, try downloading an update and reboot, see if the space goes down on your phone memory after the install but prior to reboot...then reboot and see if the space goes back up and the SD memory goes down. :)
[G1 Android Development] B3astofthe3ast:
For some reason, I've lost my lock screen and home button functionality. I was on 4.1.7, and I decided to downgrade for stability, and thats when I lost both of them. IF I need to do a wipe, I will, but I'd rather not...does anyone know the cause?
[G1 Android Development] prettyboy85712:
You didn't search very hard. App's are stored on the sdcard. Cache and app data are stored on internal memory, so it will still go down.
[G1 Android Development] mr_deimos:
Just install aTrackDog from the market and use that to search for updates - it builds its tracked own app list independent of market's, so it won't cause such problems.
[G1 Android Development] kid_a24:
thanks for your reply. theunlockr.com specifically said that you would need to use amon ra's image recovery to not run into any problems, at least with their method. one of their FAQs is that if you run into an "!" screen after rebooting the phone, that means you clicked on cyanogen's image recovery instead of redirecting to amon ra's, and that you should go back and redo it. they also didn't seem to report any issues for any custom ROM after using their method to root.

another website that shows how to 1click root is androidandme.com, and the guy on there used cyanogen recovery image 1.4, but i think he skipped a couple of steps in describing the method...not sure.

i agree it's probably best to use stuff from just one developer to prevent running into problems, but i'm confused on which guide to use now :confused:
[G1 Android Development] jacksonakeem28:
dead silence

my sound wont work. people call me and i cant hear anything... dead silence.
[G1 Android Development] dcorrea:
MMS Receive Does Not Work

Ok, confirmed that receiving MMS does not work with 4.04. I can send all day, but I don't receive a single one :mad:. Wiped before update and I have the latest radio.
[G1 Android Development] AustinAce:
It completely works for me.

Idk what problem you would be receiving. :/
[G1 Android Development] Unrelashade:
thanks! well, i'll definitely try it like you said. but eduroam requires a cert afaik, my laptop has one and it says so on my uni's website with the manual how to get eduroam to work... but there's the option to choose a cert, so it must somehow be able to get the cert to show up there, right?
[G1 Android Development] finity:
Thanks Deimos, I'll try it out.

prettyboy85712 and Apollo_316, I think you misunderstood my question. The market application doesn't show me which apps I need to update. Now aTrackDog tells me which apps need updating, so I can install updates, at which time the market starts tracking the updated package correctly. Other ones are still messed up, though.

I was looking at it wrong before, apps do seem to get installed to the sdcard, even without a reboot. Still, the market is messed up.

Does everyone's Apps2sd operate this way? Surely not - I haven't seen a description of this problem anywhere. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a file somewhere in the filesystem that gets messed up, are permissions on the sdcard messed up? It seems like Market's state gets out of whack with the system's state.

Is everybody just using aTrackDog?
[G1 Android Development] kid_a24:
i've seen some of the latest comments claiming that even though atrackdog detects newer versions of apps, when click to update, there's nothing to update. not sure if those people were talking about market or non-market apps. if non-market apps maybe you have to update it manually via browser?
[G1 Android Development] finity:
I have that with a few of the apps in aTrackDog. I've been looking around at some of the info on it, and if there are other apps that do the same thing, and I found out that those "newer versions of apps" are generally beta/alpha/internal versions that some aTrackDog user is testing, and that aren't available to the public. aTrackDog uses its users' version numbers to determine what the latest version number is, so if somebody is using an internal version, then all aTrackDog users see that info.

I think I have only one non-market app installed, wireless-tether, and it doesn't show up at all when I open market.
[G1 Android Development] FatBoyExtraordinaire:
Yeah, same here. Was going to ask if anyone using the experimental build is have the same issues.
[G1 Android Development] benzizbit:
How do I get the source

Hi guys

I'm a newbie. I like to pull the Android source for CyanogenMod [UPDATED 8/28- v4.0.4] including the kernel. and and build it.

can someone please point me to how to get it from github.

One more - where do I get the proprietary bin's from?

Thx for the help
[G1 Android Development] perevers:
Hi!

I have just flashed the latest stable build (4.0.4). But the phone want start up after flashing, i only get the HTC magic screen, and there it stays until i take out the battery.

Any1 know what im doing wrong? I did do a Wipe before flashing.

I have also tried a couple of the unstable builds, and thats the same, it want go any longer then to the HTC Magic screen.

Hope someone have some help, because i would not like to go flash another ROM, like the Cyanogen roms

Per
[G1 Android Development] ZilverZurfarn:
Wipe before flashing. If that doesn't help, repartition and reformat your sd card.

Also, run adb logcat while booting to see what the problem really is.

/Mats
[G1 Android Development] perevers:
Thx for your answer.

I did do a wipe before flashing.

But will try and format my SDcard.

Could it be because i am using the wrong recovery.img file?

Im using the RAv1.2.1 version now. Have also tried the cm-recovery-1.4.img but cant get that to work, can it be because it only works when its been installed on the phone?

Okay, tried flashing after formatting my sdcard, and ran a adb logcat.

Im still stuck at the HTC Magic screen, and the adb logcat dosn't write anything other then Waiting for device

So any help would be much apprieciated

Per
[G1 Android Development] velotown:
Help anyone? Goin' out without 3g isnt really cool because internet and the modding were the main reason that i bought a magic.
[G1 Android Development] alpha22:
i'm using 4.0.2 and i'm missing a gallery! this was reported before but nobody bothered to upload the default gallery app. could someone do that for me so i can push it?
[G1 Android Development] daropedia:
Ok, I think i did something stupid, but I'm just trying to avoid a wipe

I had my phone at 4.1.6 and got unhappy about the new camera and really needed the camcorder,

So I reverted bad to 4.0.4 without a wipe and everything works fine except I've lost my home button, it doesn't do anything.

The key itself is functional as I can use it to boot into recovery, I've done a fix permissions, but it didn't help...

Anyone have any thoughts? I know I should try a wipe but I've got a long list of Wifi keys that my friends have typed in (they trust me on the network but not with teh password) that I'd have to get them to type in again if i wipe.
[G1 Android Development] phreeq:
Not sure if a wipe is the only answer or not, but I had the same problem. I had a nandroid backup from before I went from 4.0.4 to 4.1.6, so after having the problem with no home button function, as well as no notification on messages, I restored from the nandroid backup.
[G1 Android Development] meffertf:
More possible 'mms doesn't work on 4.0.4' troubleshooting info.

I've been running 4.0.4 since the day it came out and for me, for each mms message I get, I get an empty message as well, with a number (like 3510) as the "from", but no contents. But I do receive the actual message as well at the same time.

Using a G1.

I've tried different SMS clients to see if it might be the client side app, but Handcent, SMS Popup, and the default messaging client all act the same. This never happened on the default G1 ROM.

Doesn't really bother me much, I use Handcent SMS and batch delete the empty messages (I get a few dozen a day). Just thought I'd post to maybe give a little more info.
[G1 Android Development] alpha22:
I searched the zip file of the ROM for the gallery apk but couldn't find it. Could somebody please be as kind to upload it for me? I've tried restoring my stock ROM, then flashing without wiping but the Gallery app ALWAYS disappears. I don't want to end up not using cyanogenmod simply because I lack a good image viewer.
[G1 Android Development] B3astofthe3ast:
Are you also missing your lock screen?
[G1 Android Development] nyijedi:
Hey guys. I tried a variety of searches in this thread but was unable to find an answer to my question. I'm sorry if I somehow missed it.

Is there anyway to make the HTC camera/camcorder that's included with this rom save files using the date/time like the stock camera would do? It's really a lot easier to browse through files by date/time than image numbers.
[G1 Android Development] roadrunnerx7:
i think i smell a new stable soon :)
[G1 Android Development] FatBoyExtraordinaire:
I seem to now have picture messaging again. My memory card had gotten damaged 2 days ago and so I had to reformat and repartion it, and since everything on the phone stopped working when the mc went, I decided to wipe and reflash 4.0.4 and now I can get picture messages. Didn't do anything special and I haven't had the chance to install any apps yet. Maybe it was a certain app that prevents us from receiving them?
[G1 Android Development] dcorrea:
My MMS issue is that I do not recieve an incoming MMS at all. Even if there is text along with it, I receive nothing. Not even an indication that I should have a mms message. I used my wife's G1 (still with stock firmware) and sent myself 5 messages and didn't receive any.
[G1 Android Development] mer6:
There's a lot to be ironed out... remember how long there was 3.6.8.1 as the stable release?
[G1 Android Development] roadrunnerx7:
i was just being a little hopefull cause of what cyanogen said =/
[G1 Android Development] dcorrea:
Hmm.. interesting thought. Here's a list of all my currently installed apps.. maybe we have some in common...

Abduction!

Advanced Task Manager

Afile

AK notepad

AppPack

Astrid

Astro

aTrackdog

Babbler

Barcode Scanner

Baseball Superstars

better cut

calculator

camera zoom

camera zoom buddy pack

camera zoom android shutter

camera zoom props pack

camera zoom skin pack

chompSMS

Cm Updater

Cow Potato

FlightStats

glared icons

google voice

gps 1-click directions

gps status 2

meridian

milky milky

missed call

mobile backup

flixster movies

my account 2.0

my tracks

mybackup pro

nyc subway maps

oi convert csv

oi file manager

oi notepad

oi safe

oi shopping list

phonebook

phostburst

photo burst pro

picsay pro

places directory

pure calendar widget

quickoffice

ringdroid

rings extended

shazam

sherpa

shopsavvy

t-mobile hotspot

teeter

Tip Calc

Tipper

Toggle Settings

TTS Service

TuneWiki

usa today

voicemail

weatherbug elite

wikitude

wireless tether for root

xgalaga

yellowbook
[G1 Android Development] daropedia:
Did not previously have lock turned on but I just tested and yes, I am
[G1 Android Development] BhillsG1:
lost all factory ringtones w/cyanogen mod 4.0.4

since the 4.0.4 update I no longer have factory ringtones or notification sounds?
[G1 Android Development] dcorrea:
did you download the audio files on the first page?
[G1 Android Development] wergeld:
These were removed at least back to the 4.0 version.

Download the audio resources zip from the first post and you will be good to go.
[G1 Android Development] mikeybags:
Dumb question. I searched the thread and didn't see anything on this, so I'm going to ask.

This is my first Android Rom so I'm definitely a bit of a noob to this stuff...

I'm running this on a Mytouch3G (magic 32B), and formatted my SD card as required by the instructions in order to run Apps2SD. How do I know for sure this is working? When I mount to PC via USB, it only recognizes the main part of the SD and not the partition. In the phone in SD info it recognizes the partition, but I can't see what's on it. I notice that much of my phone's internal memory is taken up (have 280 MB of the 512 MB starting still available) whereas the partition still has 361 of its 446 MB available. Is this normal? How can I check?
[G1 Android Development] kizer:
I can get my wifi working, but the only problem I have at home is I have to remove my router now and then because it seems to forget it, which is odd, but I live with it. Started happening for me on 1.5.
[G1 Android Development] theGchild:
According to your sig you have a g1. My issue may be Ion based... but this rom and jachero roms always give me unable to start wifi error while fatality and nk roms work with wifi.
[G1 Android Development] here.david:
Both camcorder camera are working for me!

I did do a full wipe, updated back to JF1.51 and then updated to CM3.6.7.1, my 'safe' testing process...
[G1 Android Development] metallicant:
Same exact issue here. I can't make it past three and a half hours on a full charge.
[G1 Android Development] njuncos:
just curious but any reason why you just dont go from a wipe to 3.6.7.1? i guess if that works then great, but doing a wipe and flash seems a lot cleaner than a wipe, flash, flash
[G1 Android Development] Rebellion_CA:
Thanks Cyanogen!

3.6.5 was flaky for me, but 3.6.7.1 is REALLY nice right now. I am going to keep testing it for a while and see if I see anything.
[G1 Android Development] cyanogen:
Annnnnd... Here's 3.6.7.2. This is a very minor version to fix the conflict between the Exchange app and the HTC Camera. I used Baksmali to break the dependency on HTC's pimlib and was able to remove it from the boot classpath. Also fixed a memory leak in the Music app.

Info in the first two threads.

There is a new template, but the only changes are to the Camera and Music apps.
[G1 Android Development] renegadedj:
WOW thats bad :( f*** i really hope you get that sorted out. good thing its a rechargeable and not just going thru disposable batteries like crazy.
[G1 Android Development] j007w:
Thanks!

Just wanted to say thanks for the latest version. I just upgraded from 3.5.x to 3.6.7.1 and it's awesome. No wiping needed and everything is working. I'm especially thrilled about Work Email. It's working perfectly!
[G1 Android Development] ArmandHammer:
Sorry about that, Thanks for the update.
[G1 Android Development] kockroach:
The link is correct....the text description isn't.

I mean....it wasn't. It was changed.
[G1 Android Development] big_d093:
downloading 3.7.2 now..i know its going to be the ****!!
[G1 Android Development] here.david:
Old habits never die, Before I found out it was mostly theme issues (some apps also) it was the only "always worked" process....5 mins more vs. hours hunting down 'why' now FC...:D
[G1 Android Development] caleb12:
Hi... me again... :P

I don't know why Cyanogen's builds don't like me anymore... 3.6.6 still loves me. The error has changed a bit, here's the output from 3.6.7.2:

I have no idea at this point... I've tried (as Cyanogen suggested) deleting dalvik-cache, I've tried with a full wipe, formatted sd partition.

Even left the sd partition empty, full wipe, and then updated. Still same error... theres something freaky going on.

any ideas? please... :) and thanks.
[G1 Android Development] G1-evolve:
In 3.6.7.1 I could not download from the market. Hopefully this new version lets it.