yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] bbuchacher:
I agree but If google ends up doing this.. I might go to an I phone... ugh the words make me want to vomit
[G1 Android Development] The_Chrome_Coyote:
Just woke up to a nonresponsive phone, also forced me to miss my meeting... damn.

Either way, had to reset it, no logs :( It worked when the alarm first went off, I reset it for 30 minutes later and it mustve locked up before then.

First time this problem has reared itself, has anyone tracked down the source?
[G1 Android Development] revwillie:
After getting frustrated with 4.1.11.1 last week, I did some more reading and decided to try again. Well, things look great so far. I ran the update, had a few FCs, fixed permissions, booted into recovery, did a file sys check of my ext3 partition, fixed permissions in recovery just for good measure, and rebooted. Things seemed faster and more stable. So, I went ahead and flashed EnochX with the new XTRA lock screen add on. Still fast, still stable and now it's oh so purty.

I was ready to delete the dalvik cache, but I think things are OK so far. I'm just glad I didn't have to wipe or repartition.

Oh yeah, I also uninstalled CraigsList checker. I think I'm done with that app. It was always running in the background for no good reason. It was designed as a 'checker' and all I wanted was a client.

I did have a random music start this morning. The last three builds have done this. It seems to happen for me an hour or so after pausing music player and disconnecting my BT headset.
[G1 Android Development] addiosamigo:
great build.

the only problem i'm encountering is when using chompsms. I have a seperate ringtone and notification tone.

when I recieve a message my phone "rings", it plays the ringtone instead of the notification tone.

not a major problem but thats all I got! :)
[G1 Android Development] PorchSong:
I would recommend you drop Chompsms and use Handcent SMS. I was a Chomp fan until I read about and found Handcent and have not even remotely looked back. Handcent is truly superior in almost every way. I am stunned Handcent doesn't charge for this program. It is a must have and I would pay for it.
[G1 Android Development] Jdom58:
Iv'e been running 4.1.11.1 now for a couple of days after reformating sd card and wiping before install and it's been stable and running fine. I was wondering if there were any additional tweaks I could do to to the ROM to improve speed and performance though. When reformatting my sd card I didn't include the linus swap because I understood it wasn't needed. Sorry if this is a newbie question but being new to this I'm not really sure about adjusting the compcache or back swapping. If this helps my sd card is currently formatted this way:

Number Start End Size Type File system Flags

1 512B 7404MB 7404MB primary fat32 lba

2 7404MB 7498MB 544MB primary ext3

when formatting I also added the upgrade_fs to upgrade the Ext 3.

Thanks
[G1 Android Development] PorchSong:
For me, the jury was out on backswapping for a while. But, I have it turned on now and using it with 28 swappiness. I do think the system is more responsive (I notice the improvement when going back to home screen from resource hog apps).

So, I set my sd card up under this config (using gparted from linux--easiest way by far): 4G card - under gparted I sectioned off 564 for linux partitions (500 ext4 for apps, 64 for swap) and the rest as fat32. So I have 3 total partitions. Very easy to do and lots of info in this forum to accomplish it. Trickiest part is loading the userinit.conf and user.sh files as I have the MyTouch and had to load the whole Android SDK, blah, blah, blah. Just a lot easier to use "adb push" than loading with terminal emulator.
[G1 Android Development] zhang yixi:
``

请问4.2会按时发布么？~等着刷机··哈哈···中国玩家永远支持cm！！！！！！！加油！！！:)
[G1 Android Development] g4rb4g3:
lol!!!

Will the 4.2 will be released on time Mody? ~ Waiting for Brush哈哈Chinese players always support cm! ! ! ! ! ! !加油! ! !
[G1 Android Development] zhang yixi:
what? ``i am not good at english.haha``
[G1 Android Development] sputnik99:
line busy

Yes, I have searched...

Does someone have the same issue like me or knows help:

Everytime someone calls me, he gets a busy line. I only get the notification that someone called me from my provider. I have good reception and I can call from my phone. I just cant recieve any call. This is from 4.10x on, I think.

I wiped, I reinstalled, I had no themes, I ran fix_permissions, I e2fscked my ext3...

Any suggestions?
[G1 Android Development] Charrion:
I know it's off topic, but I've got to agree with you. Not to mention the fact that Handcent was on the ball with an update to make it Donut compatible.
[G1 Android Development] elite_is3:
The ANDROID keyboard heptic feedback is nearly ZERO in this rom, is this a bug? i cant feel a thing when typing
[G1 Android Development] bbuchacher:
Save Cyanogen Mod group now on Facebook.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=144634407186&ref=nf
[G1 Android Development] JoelOFH:
We need a MySpace group, too.
[G1 Android Development] gtrplr71:
tried to run power manager and phone booted to fastboot.
[G1 Android Development] runderekrun:
Honestly I've gotta give it up to Handcent too, found out about it two days ago, incredible app.

Anyways on topic I am absolutely loving this ROM, the only problem being the whole delay after being in a program for the icons to load. Anyone have any advice to help alleviate this problem? I am running compache with a backing swap right now, is the actual linux swap better?
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Also noticed this, as I recently switched back. I tried out a hero rom, and the HTC_IME was sooo smooth, yet it really lags on Cyan's roms for some reason. By the time I am typing the next letter, the last letter just realized it was touched :-(
[G1 Android Development] cityeyes:
Just in from Cyanogen's Twitter:

:(
[G1 Android Development] Chosen_on184:
They updated this app to run with the donut code .. get the new one off the market
[G1 Android Development] Chosen_on184:
And on that note i guess i will be looking strongly at sprint and they release of hero ....
[G1 Android Development] bbuchacher:
yep no more google phone for me I will refuse to use their search from now on too. Changing all the default search providers at my office to bing.com
[G1 Android Development] bkmo:
barebones 4.2

Hopefully Cyanogen can get us a 4.2 upgrade version that can be installed on-top of the 4.1.11.1 version so we can keep what we have and get the benefits of the fixes and improvements.
[G1 Android Development] X-i-phoner:
4.11.1

Anyone having problems with there notification and ringtones? Sorry if this has been posted before but theres been so much in this thread recently about Google being tards its hard to search.

Flashed to cyanogens 4.11.1 ROM last night and my ringer and notification ringer became the camera shutter sound. I changed them back to the two that came with the ROM and rebooted. The ringtone works now but the notification is still the shutter sound. Any suggestions?

I did not wipe before install. Coming from 4.04
[G1 Android Development] rickac:
google .apk files

when the barebones rom comes out is there anything stoping us from rooting our phone pulling the gmail, youtube ..etc .apk and installing them on the barebones build?
[G1 Android Development] aryndar:
Statement from Google

A Note on Google Apps for Android

Posted by Dan Morrill on 25 September 2009 at 2:31 PM

Lately we've been busy bees in Mountain View, as you can see from the recent release of Android 1.6 to the open-source tree, not to mention some devices we're working on with partners that we think you'll really like. Of course, the community isn't sitting around either, and we've been seeing some really cool and impressive things, such as the custom Android builds that are popular with many enthusiasts. Recently there's been some discussion about an exchange we had with the developer of one of those builds, and I've noticed some confusion around what is and isn't part of Android's open source code. I want to take a few moments to clear up some of those misconceptions, and explain how Google's apps for Android fit in.

Everyone knows that mobile is a big deal, but for a long time it was hard to be a mobile app developer. Competing interests and the slow pace of platform innovation made it hard to create innovative apps. For our part, Google offers a lot of services — such as Google Search, Google Maps, and so on — and we found delivering those services to users' phones to be a very frustrating experience. But we also found that we weren't alone, so we formed the Open Handset Alliance, a group of like-minded partners, and created Android to be the platform that we all wished we had. To encourage broad adoption, we arranged for Android to be open-source. Google also created and operates Android Market as a service for developers to distribute their apps to Android users. In other words, we created Android because the industry needed an injection of openness. Today, we're thrilled to see all the enthusiasm that developers, users, and others in the mobile industry have shown toward Android.

With a high-quality open platform in hand, we then returned to our goal of making our services available on users' phones. That's why we developed Android apps for many of our services like YouTube, Gmail, Google Voice, and so on. These apps are Google's way of benefiting from Android in the same way that any other developer can, but the apps are not part of the Android platform itself. We make some of these apps available to users of any Android-powered device via Android Market, and others are pre-installed on some phones through business deals. Either way, these apps aren't open source, and that's why they aren't included in the Android source code repository. Unauthorized distribution of this software harms us just like it would any other business, even if it's done with the best of intentions.

I hope that clears up some of the confusion around Google's apps for Android. We always love seeing novel uses of Android, including custom Android builds from developers who see a need. I look forward to seeing what comes next!

http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2009/09/note-on-google-apps-for-android.html

Follow up @ Official statement from Google regarding the Cyanogen controvery with xda.... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=564623
[G1 Android Development] apacheo:
You could, but its not quite that easy. You'd need the frameworks etc or there'd be no contact sync etc.
[G1 Android Development] neawkanghai:
is tha saga over? i can't seems 2 be able to download the rom :-(
[G1 Android Development] elzee:
I just don't understand how supplying these apps in developers mods, that ALREADY RESIDE on the phones we own, is harming you in any way?

Novel? How can developers build new ROMS without the ability to use the very tools you have supplied to connect with your services?

Next? I can tell you what comes next with the use of a simple four letter word!

BING!
[G1 Android Development] rickac:
so the know how is there just a matter of time before the how-to guide is out. sounds to me as long as cyanogen supports the barebones then Google's C&D is just going to be a little speed bump.
[G1 Android Development] johnt2k:
well tmobile has their own contact sync app so if you update with that before going to the next rom you should be ok aslong as we can find a way to get that app onto the new rom we wont even need their sync
[G1 Android Development] Chosen_on184:
all links to cyan roms have been shut down so if you dont have the roms already on your computer then out of luck unless ....................
[G1 Android Development] Chosen_on184:
if at first it doesnt work without a wipe ..... wipe and flash again..... it wont hurt and if anything you have the stable version zip in case it doesnt work out the way you like and you can flash back to that
[G1 Android Development] law_ren_ce:
Any one still got the download link? I do! haha.

Just one little hint Android spin or Cm Updater
[G1 Android Development] Markus214:
I am on the current 4.1.11.1 ROM of cyans and just want to let people know download cyans updater and displayall builds even expiremental youcan still download and install his builds from there shhhhh

THE LEGEND LIVES ON!
[G1 Android Development] neawkanghai:
thanks for the hint :-p
[G1 Android Development] X-i-phoner:
Will do..... just trying to avoid wipe. I am pretty far on some games and dont have partitions yet (my comp is old and tarded Ubuntu wont burn on cd and SDK wont even consider trying to work). Im rooting a friends G1 tonight and Im going to try Dusty's meathod for partion while I have it.

BTW thanks
[G1 Android Development] IConrad01:
To X-i-phoner

If you're worried about losing your game data when you do a wipe, you could try figuring out what the relevant files are for a given app from the terminal, and then using

find / | grep ~SEARCHTEXTGOESHERE~

in order to locate the proper files. Once you find that, it's as simple as a single "cp" command to get those datas into a back-up-able state.
[G1 Android Development] falsehope:
Bing go is the name oh!

Long live CyanogenMod!

Down with Google and all they stand for!

I will now go do what I hoped i would never do, HotMail.... here i come.

BING BING BING BING!

thats the sound that my new search engine makes.

My next phone will NOT HAVE GOOGLE!
[G1 Android Development] tazz9690:
Cyanogen, this is for you. Downloaded and flashed your latest CyanogenMod. Love your work. We support you 100%. We appreciate all you have done for us buddy. Keep your head up. Cheers.
[G1 Android Development] ultma75:
Cyanogen,

just let me know if you plan to work on any other phone brands to make custom roms, because love your custom roms to go back to stock now. F**K Google.
[G1 Android Development] x9f:
MOD EDIT removed link
[G1 Android Development] hiroots:
i guess u didnt learn? google didnt want anyone one distribute the rom because it has apks thats not for sharing.
[G1 Android Development] thepeng:
Cyanogen, please, please, keep going without google apps. I will not be able to stand the sight of my phone without your build. Screw market, there are other options out there. I think I can survive without the latest fart machine if Im running Cyanogenmod 10.2. I'll use K-9 and map quest, or go back to my tom tom. Don't give up. Hopefully goog will make their proprietary apps available for purchase for custom rom users. that's what I has my fingers xd for.
[G1 Android Development] Vez02:
Thanks for the response..appreciate it!
[G1 Android Development] Mikey:
Post any more links that cyan made and i will have anyone banned before they can say Mississippi River.

Links are down due to Cyan taking them down cause of Google.
[G1 Android Development] ryan75:
I too agree that this "bug" helps wake me up.

Sorry to veer off topic, but once it's fixed, and if you are a hard sleeper like me, I recommend the Math Alarm Clock app. It's a dollar on the market (free on the web if you look hard enough), and it's by far the best alarm out there. Nothing more annoying that having to solve a series of equations at 6am while my girlfriend has the full court pressure on me to "do something to shut that effing thing off".
[G1 Android Development] Kryptyx:
I would like to propose a request, would you be able to include the wallpapers and sounds from Hero?

I was able to add the sounds into your update and re-sign and post it myself but I think by default its fairly limited on those two.
[G1 Android Development] Stigy:
LOL maybe I should put an unlock pattern -- ill never oversleep.
[G1 Android Development] ultra spikey:
I'm just curious(and sorry for adding more junk to this thread), but has anyone figured out a logical reason why Cyanogens ROMs work flawless on some phones, and not so much on others? I've been on Cyanogens ROMs since the very beginning, and I've never had one problem. I also put it on my girls G1 with no problems. I have never tried any other ROMs or themes(besides mine) either, so I don't know if that would help. Sorry, just a question I've always wondered about.
[G1 Android Development] kingsizeriz:
thanks for adding the o2uk apn. however i think ive found a bug but not sure if it only affects me.. i have pattern unlock on and someone put it in wrong and i had to wait so i decided to unlock via email and pass however i kept getting a username/password error? anyone else?
[G1 Android Development] lightforce:
I've always only used cyanogen and man this guy does a great job!
[G1 Android Development] All~G1:
I liked having to enter the pattern also, but lately its had its adverse affects on me. I have now learned to completely ignore the 1st alarm set on my phone and the volume on my clock had to be turned up. Its kinda sad really.

As far as the build goes, i'm pretty stable. I had my phone freeze up a few hours after the initial boot and had to pull the battery, but since then I haven't had any problems.
[G1 Android Development] sputnik99:
would be nice if someone could create an app / widget for that. I am too lefthanded...
[G1 Android Development] sha.goyjo:
After the 3.9.1 update, I had the following problems:

Compcache fails to run (FIXED: update userinit.sh insmod pointer to account for new kernel name, fixed MAJOR slowdown issues)

Alarm auto-snoozes on menu press (never had this issue in previous builds)

Having enter key issues in terminals (sometimes first few presses don't register, sometimes in sh or busybox, especially in ash, never had this issue in previous builds either)

Are these a just me thing (I.E. I should wipe and test some more), or multiple people (actual bug, wait for next update)?
[G1 Android Development] All~G1:
Actually I noticed this a while back. I think(not at home, dont have my folder with all the builds) it was before 3.5. I believe I came from JF1.51 and since it wasn't necessary I didn't wipe or re-format the card. People were raving on how great the rom was... but I just got a whole bunch of FC's and lag issues. I did end up wiping and re-formating and then the 3.6 series came out. Since then I haven't had to wipe or re-format and I haven't had very many problems at all, just minor force closes and lag that seems to work itself out.
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Alarm Clock Bug

BUG: Ive ALSO noticed that when the alarm clock goes off, and the screen is locked, it automatically snoozes when I hit menu instead of unlocking and allowing me to select snooze or dismiss. Minor bug, but hopefully it can get fixed when the donut craziness dies down. New build is soooo fast otherwise....:) Thanks!
[G1 Android Development] PsychoI3oy:
PSSSTTT. look 11 posts above yours.
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
I went back and edited it to refer to those posts, just letting the forum know that this bug is widespread..no biggie
[G1 Android Development] kockroach:
I am not an expert in Linux, but would a script like this actually work to comment out the "ro.config.nocheckin" in /system/build.prop:

su
mount -o rw, remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblk3 /system
cd /system
busybox sed 's/<oldstring>/<newstring>/g' <build.prop>

Not sure if the "mount" line needs to be there or not.
[G1 Android Development] yomamaster:
Weird errors in notification bar

So, I thought I had CM 3.9 flying. I had turned on compcache with 30 swappiness and using a 16 meg for disksize and it seemed faster than I had ever had my phone...until...

A few hours later, I noticed the following creeping up in my notification bar:

These red blocks with the numbers 108, 109, and 110 with a 1 or 2 below those. When I drag my notify bar down to see what it is, there's nothing in there.

Anyone have any ideas what this is?
[G1 Android Development] Kryptyx:
I could be completely wrong but it may be debug information from the DevTools, I would look at the DevTools app and see if anything is running.

---

On a side note, has anyone noticed very slow battery charge times under 3.9? My phone's been plugged into the USB for 2 or 3 hours now and has only went up about 15-20% (it was at 60% this morning).

EDIT: I reset the battery and it seemed to fix it.
[G1 Android Development] cyanogen:
Added it as a "KNOWN ISSUE" on the Changelog.
[G1 Android Development] sha.goyjo:
Ooh, major bug. acore is forclosing every time I try to open dialer. Not fun.....can't make calls:(

(EDIT, ATTACHED LOGCAT FROM ACORE FORCLOSE)
[G1 Android Development] cyanogen:
EDIT: Thanks for the log.

What exactly did you do to cause it to happen? I'm able to make calls here but that is an odd error.

Also, have you installed any theme?
[G1 Android Development] yomamaster:
Except...I don't have DevTools on my phone..or at least, I don't know how to get to it.
[G1 Android Development] metasage:
Compcache fix found on page:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=539744&page=79
[G1 Android Development] :
Neither can I. "Not found" errors
[G1 Android Development] cyanogen:
You need a new userinit.sh that doesn't have the module path hard coded. Go back a few pages or search.

By the way, can we take all of the swap and compcache related stuff out of this thread? It's not relevant to this ROM specifically and there are already threads for it.
[G1 Android Development] pengages:
flashed last night

flashed 12 hours ago - sms/mms, a few calls, browsing, market apps dowloads and installs galore, set a few calendar events, some more usage and the only thing i have to report is - BLAZING FAST SPEEDS.

Love the work cyan - your rom is the benchmark for speed and fluidity, anything less for me has become unusable.

Also I have the DARK HERO (armyranger and beagz) theme installed - it has just been ported for 3.9.1 and it looks great / runs smooth as hell.

class6 4gb

512 ext3

32mb linux-swap

compcache - swap 30

cyan recovery 1.4

cyan 3.9.1

HTC DARK HERO for Cyan 3.9.1

makes the g1 oh so fun to be on.
[G1 Android Development] sha.goyjo:
I'm reverting everything to test the error with a pure install as we speak. I'll let you know the results.
[G1 Android Development] revwillie:
It's a problem with the OREO theme. CM 3.9.1 did this with OREO v16 for me but when I reflashed CM, it was OK. Then I flashed HE AERO v1.3 and had no problems with the dialer. Check out the OREO v16 thread in the themes forum.
[G1 Android Development] sha.goyjo:
Confirmed. Removed oreo and the problem was solved. It might be the modified phone.apk. I didn't think of it, but ::face palm:: so obvious.

Oreo uninstalled. My other bugs persist though, but I think they're known.

I'll post a log if anything else interesting arises.
[G1 Android Development] kockroach:
Hey cyanogen, I would assume that since you added cytown's modified phone.apk, that it will be updated to the v5 that includes a longer screen on-time during calls. Correct?

Also, regarding the /system/build.prop idea that could be modified, would my script suggestion here work, say running it from Gscript? Or would it need to be modified? Not the best with Linux yet, so I thought I'd ask. Thanks.
[G1 Android Development] cyanogen:
Yeah, the phone app will be updated, cytown has been sending me source code.
[G1 Android Development] cyanogen:
I've been actually looking at trying to get Flash support working on AOSP. As far as the changes needed in the framework and browser, that's pretty easy. The problem is that HTC modified Webcore to support Flash and that's quite a bit harder to reverse engineer. Don't hold your breath for this one.
[G1 Android Development] abteer:
I have the eact same problem but I didn't flash a theme. It was working fine last nite and this morning woke up with acore error. Cancelled it out it seemed fine then my phone rang and it said acore error again.
[G1 Android Development] Kryptyx:
3.9 comes with the dev tools, it should be an app in your drawer. Since you are not familiar with it I doubt you ran it then... still may be worth a shot to look into.
[G1 Android Development] cyanogen:
Try to reproduce it and post a log, please.