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[G1 Android Development] bhang:
yea, but

I've followed every release of CM so far, but ATM I don't have internet other than my g1, and the native browser seems to take issue with the popup u have to agree to to get the image to download, so therefore, I haven't been able to get it, the mirrors I've found in this thread gives me an error "saying something about an error in the update package(dl'd 3-4x)

I used a script found here called bakpak, but haven't seen a way to use the bakups of my goog apps to install cm...

Its killing me, if xrom wasn't so damn pretty id be goin nutz

Bhang
[G1 Android Development] b1gwest:
My 32B Magic is bricked after applying the "signed-dream_devphone_userdebug-ota-14721.zip" recovery image using CM recovery 1.4 Just sticks on the unbox image as soon as you turn it on, no hboot screen.
[G1 Android Development] xzite2005:
Need Help...

Ok like I said in this sea of posts I'm the type of guy who shouldn't even have ROOT I ain't that tech smart but I got ROOT and I installed this ROM on my HTC Magic so thats saying something, its easy as so...

if you need help installing on HTC Magic follow me on twitter (I will follow back) and ask me, I will tell you how to do it...it really is so easy and I say, twitter cause I can't keep up with this forum but I support Android, its users and Steve (aka Sir Cyanogen) so I want to help

Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/VodaTron

and follow me if you love Android too as I do reviews and tweet them as well as other Android talk.

:)
[G1 Android Development] nk02:
use my setcpu.txt :)

or in adb shell "echo 780000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq"
[G1 Android Development] DOHCtor:
Does this look right?

# cat /proc/cpuinfo
cat /proc/cpuinfo
Processor : ARMv6-compatible processor rev 2 (v6l)
BogoMIPS : 527.15
Features : swp half thumb fastmult edsp java
CPU implementer : 0x41
CPU architecture: 6TEJ
CPU variant : 0x1
CPU part : 0xb36
CPU revision : 2

Hardware : sapphire
Revision : 0080
Serial : 0000000000000000
# echo 780000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
echo 780000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
#

edit: now it works! Do I have to do that in ADB shell all the time?
[G1 Android Development] nk02:
no no, you can use setcpu with edited setcpu.txt! i've update my post :)
[G1 Android Development] DOHCtor:
Oh, gotcha! Thanks man, but honestly, I can't really feel a difference in speed lol.
[G1 Android Development] nk02:
i've only compile the kernel with the patch :P

but as you, i can't feel differense.. and linpack benchmark it's the same at 528 and at 780 :P

mmh..!
[G1 Android Development] Z҉A҉L҉G҉O̚̕̚:
Does this have the 10Mb hack?
[G1 Android Development] FHL09:
Here Is The 10MB Hack -- Absolutely Android

Edit: Opps...See i just clicked you were asking if that had the 10MB Hack...I don't know but there is the 10MB Hack above for Cyanogen 4.2.14.1 and lots of other versions below 4.2.14.1
[G1 Android Development] Z҉A҉L҉G҉O̚̕̚:
No. I wanted the overclocked kernel

without

the 10Mb hack.
[G1 Android Development] FHL09:
I just clicked ;) and edited my post above, but I'm not sure, I want to try that overclocked kernel but not yet, I am interested now if this does or doesn't have the 10MB Hack, Anyone???
[G1 Android Development] nk02:
No!

@DOHCtor mm browser seems faster:)
[G1 Android Development] Z҉A҉L҉G҉O̚̕̚:
---YESSS!---
[G1 Android Development] tnpapadakos:
so i can actually overclock my cpu on this mt3g to 780?

instructions are scattered amongst several posts, could ya do one last post with the instructions or quote the one i should follow?

thanks

EDIT:

got it...bogomips showing 778.75 now....hmmmm, pretty sweet, i'm 3/4 of a snapdragon now...
[G1 Android Development] axlastro:
Ok. I applied the boot image and the custom setcpu. I've ran the phone from 100% charged to 63% in about 2 hours, all that with 15-20 minutes of wi-fi and some bluetooth transfer and about 30 minutes of actually using the device with 50% brightness (notes, sound recording). The fuel gauge says it's mostly drained by cell standby and display. I noticed some slight speed bump when browsing and in market, but not significant. I will run the device for some time and maybe try to watch some high bitrate movies to see if it really increases the speed.

Thank you very much for your hard work !
[G1 Android Development] MoxFulder_CH:
using the last CM, when I get a call, the phone vibrates but takes 5-6seconds before displaying the contact on the screen.

The "phone application" (dialer, contact) takes a lot (~5sec) to load on my G1.

Any idea?
[G1 Android Development] tnpapadakos:
cpu oc and 10MB ram hack

so it looks like i can only have one or the other

is there anyway to have both?

or do you have to compile the kernel again and make a new boot image?

would be nice to have both the overclock and the 10MB ram hack together

my pi time slowed down with the oc image (although before running the pi benchmark, and closing out everything, i had 54 MB free which is pretty much same as when i have 10MB ram hack running)
[G1 Android Development] nk02:
i remove the overclocked kernel, because in my opinion eugene's acpuclock.c don't make a real overclock, but only a rename of 528mhz frequency. i'm working on it
[G1 Android Development] skrki:
RE: 780 MHz

Frankly, I believe that's totally unnecessary. This particular ARM was made to operate at ~250 Mhz, overclocking by 150% can't be good for it. Nevermind the battery drain you should be experiencing, this will fry the CPU fairly quickly. I'd suggest stick with Cyanogen's setup, that's already pushing it hard enough.

Since you say you don't notice any difference, it is possible that you aren't *really* changing the frequency - that is, the kernel allows it programatically, but the CPU may not be able to physically set it. Not saying it IS like that, but it is possible.
[G1 Android Development] tnpapadakos:
yeah, i restored back to my nandroid backup i made before i tried the oc kernel

my live tv video on orb wasnt working with the oc and no ram hack

restored back and it works fine

coincidence? perhaps....

interesting **** though
[G1 Android Development] TeeJay3800:
It certainly may, although a significant number of other users also experience it. I'm using a regular CM installation (no RAM hack, no swap, no compcache), and have notifications for the default messaging app turned off with notifications for Handcent SMS turned on. This is the exact messaging setup I used with the stock ROM and all was fine. Hopefully I find a solution to this soon...missing texts is actually a fairly serious thing (people think I'm ignoring them, missing out on important info, etc, etc).

I'm not being a complainer, since CM is awesome and this is the ONLY issue I've ever experienced. Hopefully it's resolved soon. :)
[G1 Android Development] kcdjedi:
I get ya'. I'm just saying it isn't something with the ROM, but something you people have going on extra that you all have in common... whatever that may be.
[G1 Android Development] un4seen:
WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED TO MULTITASKING?

Sorry for the caps, but this is an important matter, one that makes me want to ditch my G1. So a short story:

Every time when I switch applications or press the home key, the app simply closes. So when I use the browser and want to run an ftp client, I press the home key to get to the desktop, and the browser closes instead going to the background. When I run it again (from desktop or recent apps) it runs from the start or, at best, reloads the whole page again.

What is this, a freakin' iPhone? Even my E72 can multitask perfectly.

I tried the obvious - reflashing with wipe and so on and it still works like that. Is this a bug or does CM work this way?
[G1 Android Development] tjhart85:
Try moving the browser cache to your SD card and see if that makes a difference.

Market: Move Cache for Root Users

pname.it.tautility

I have the 10MB ram hack, 128MB swap (yes it's overkill & yes it'll cause my $15 8GB class 6 card to fail sooner or later, but it's only $15 and it makes a big difference), browser cache moved to sd and have Advanced Task Killer kill excess apps every half hour. For me I've had 0 issues with this ROM at all. Granted my setup may not be like everyone elses, but it's working good for me :)
[G1 Android Development] _zygo_:
Hey House...Instead of just whining about the performance of your free ROM, why don't you give us some details? Tell us what phone you are using, who your carrier is, what type of plan you have, your current version of the ROM, is this a no-wipe flash, have you tried wiping then flashing base and ROM, are you using Handcent or some other third-party messaging app.

Since I rely on texts for my business, including payment information, and I get well over a 100 texts a day, it would concern me to miss a few, too. But before I whined to the general public, I would do some troubleshooting on my own, like uninstalling Handcent, reflashing the ROM, and wiping and reflashing if I had to. Have you taken any of these steps?

Without details, your comment is wasted effort and any suggestions to help are just guesses or broad in their scope.
[G1 Android Development] highvista:
I've been having this problem since CM 4.2.7.1. There's an issue tracker post on it at http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=819.

I've found that turning off Wi-Fi when using my stereo headset reduces the frequency of this occurring significantly. Also, I haven't had to re-boot to fix it, for the most part. Usually, rather than turning off BT, I turn off my headset and then go to Settings->Wireless Controls->Bluetooth Settings. I wait a short time and find that the BT icon will eventually show that the headset is disconnected and I can then turn the headset back on and things will work once again. I don't do anything in the Bluetooth Settings--just going to the screen seems to clear up the problem.
[G1 Android Development] un4seen:
This doesnt't work, the problem is with every app. Once I get back to home screen, the app is closing instead of working in the background.

What I want to know is: Is this an issue with my phone (and if so, how can it be resolved) or is it an issue with Android/CM in general - if this is the case, I'm ditching Android as a whole and call it laughable.
[G1 Android Development] _zygo_:
I can't offer any help on resolving the issue, but I can tell you this isn't my experience. If I load a webpage, hit the home key, open other apps, then go back to browser, the last page I viewed is cached. The only time the homepage has to reload is if I kill it. If you open a webpage, and it caches, it seems to me that it will remain in memory until Android needs the cache space for application memory, then it unloads. While this could be wrong, that's the way it seems to me. In other words, the page I hit at 9:00AM won't be cached if I don't go back to the browser during the course of my day if I am opening and using other apps, like calendar, Touchdown, market, etc.
[G1 Android Development] tjsynkral:
Wired headphones don't work in 4.2.14.1

Wired headphone adapter doesn't work... then I installed toggleheadset2, that fixed it... I thought that tweak was already rolled into CM?? I know headphones worked swimmingly in an old CM update I did a very long time ago (around the September 2009 area) and a little notification icon popped up for them and everything! Something got un-done...

v4.2.14.1 - did wipe, sdparted ext4, defanged, CM installs. Happens clean, no backups restored or any funny business.
[G1 Android Development] Vermithrax:
Not sure if this will make a difference, but it did on my wife's G1... What are the automatic retrieve settings for each of your messaging apps? On my phone I can set Handcent to automatically retrieve, and disable this setting in the default app, and everything works fine. For my wife I had to set the automatic retrieve in the default messaging app as well. Now she is getting all of her text messages...

At first she thought it was ChompSMS and switched to Handcent, when the problem persisted she went back to using only the default... With doing the above, both ChompSMS and Handcent now work on her phone...

Could be a coincidence, but it spared me from having to revert her phone back to stock so she could get her messages...

L8r
[G1 Android Development] zim2dive:
I just followed the wiki.. my 1st Android ROM install, and (almost) all seems good.

The one curious item is my battery.. I took it off charger > 3 hours ago, and Systray Monitor AND the settings menu status both report its still (stuck at?) 100%.

Not to be a cynic, but I'm finding that a little hard to believe :D

EDIT: stock SPL in case that matters. Also the wiki describes a process to recalibrate.. but its for battery that is over-draining.. not under-draining :)
[G1 Android Development] Stone Cold:
Just throwing this out there...

The hardware HTC headphone jack works just fine for me in 4.2.14.1 (including little headphone icon). This has worked in every version I've had for as long as I can remember.

If it doesn't work after all that you've tried, perhaps you might try different adapter or different set of headphones?
[G1 Android Development] jpeiv:
First of all, I wanted to say just how much I've enjoyed following CyanogenMod and all of the other custom G1 Roms.

The missed SMS messages issue has become a real problem for me. So much so that people feel like I'm ignoring them (one special lady in particular). I tell them (her) to send it again or to call me if I don't respond, but their frustrations are obviously straining our relationships. I guess I'll have to step away from the bleeding edge until this problem is solved. I've already "un-rooted" my G1 and flashed the official T-Mobile Roms to the device.
[G1 Android Development] TeeJay3800:
Thanks for your response, but I do think it's related to CM, simply because I did not experience this issue with the stock ROM. What "retrieve" setting are you talking about? The only retrieve settings I've ever seen in any messaging app are MMS-related.

As you can see in the post above this one, this is a persistent issue for some users.
[G1 Android Development] pwrjetta:
no usb

hi all i just update to the latest rom with auto-updater now when i connect my phone to my pc it doesn't recognize the phone sd card does not show up and there is no pull down option on the phone to mount the sd card any ideas?
[G1 Android Development] pityr:
I found that if I remove any home screen widgets that the likelihood of this happening decreases too. Ill have to try your method for fixing it. The first time it happened I tried to turn off BT and it just stayed on.
[G1 Android Development] dudekiller:
bump.... i miss sms's when my phone doesnt get messages for like serveral hours if im texting i get all the notifications but if i go to sleep and wake up and no ones texted me in the night usally i wont get messages till i open the messaging program then it shows i have like 5 new messages and the new message icon shows up on the bar on top its weird and rather annoying.... other wise great rom man thanks for the build man :P
[G1 Android Development] greensnow:
I've been having a huge problem lately with how slow it takes to go to home screen. I'll be browsing the web or in chomp and push the home button and it takes an average of 12 seconds to show home screen. I've tried everything from clearing cache, wipe/install, to completely reverting to stock rom and going through the whole process again.

It will usually go quick for about a day or 2 and then bog down...Any ideas?

edit: I only have 24-30MB of free memory at all times...is it just me or is that low?
[G1 Android Development] qbdx:
I have about 70+mb free memory cause I use apps2sd, I also have setCPU to 578mhz maximium overclocking and my phone runs at a nice pace, it lags up a bit when i have a browser opened and then an incoming call but i think overclocking might help you.
[G1 Android Development] xjjjay:
Nothing to brag about; free memory is wasted memory. I suggest keeping home in memory, using the 10mb ram hack, and staying away from task killers. On my G1 I usually have between 20 and 25 free memory.

Also, you should consider using swap and not compcache. CC is known for slowing down phones. I use a 64 mb 45 swappiness swap.
[G1 Android Development] greensnow:
whaaaaaaaa?? damn no wonder im going so slow. As far as I know i have apps2sd, doesnt CM automatically do it if you partition your sd? any way to check if its on?
[G1 Android Development] greensnow:
why stay away from task killers?
[G1 Android Development] ZilverZurfarn:
Because task killers are contradicting the way Android is supposed to work. They work against the OS instead of with it. Android is not Windows.

/Mats
[G1 Android Development] greensnow:
ok but when you are saying stay away from task killers to when i'm having memory issues i'm a little confused. with no apps running i usually have about ~25mb of free memory. if i look at my currently running apps when I'm running slow there are many useless apps taking up memory such as: amazon mp3, google talk, google voice, etc. which take my memory down to about 19mb. I don't understand how using task killers to run faster is bad? Should I just put up with an extremely slow phone?
[G1 Android Development] ZilverZurfarn:
I've never been even close to thinking my phone is slow, not to mention extremely slow. Snappy is the terms that come to mind. If your phone is extremely slow, that must be something wrong. A task killer would be like overriding your automatic transmission with a home made stick shift adapter, because you feel your car is extremely slow.

/Mats
[G1 Android Development] skrki:
I've read a good deal of XDA, and have never read about this sort of thing... I hope this fact alone will encourage you to try and fix the problem and stay with Android - so, I guess this is just another reassurance, and a bit of advice that might help you troubleshoot..

For starters, try turning on compcache, or activating some swap space (file or partition). Anything around 32MB of swap should do.

Now, the CM does sometimes have issues with processes dying in the background, so read and follow this:

http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=989

Make sure you read all the issues linked to in the first post, there is a lot of information there...

Good luck!
[G1 Android Development] philosophics:
They weren't kidding when they said no 2 android phones would be the same.

With so many set ups and opinions out there with said platform, there are many different solutions to an individual problem.

I guess it's up to choice.

Although compcache and swap is not advised by Cyanogen, it's still an option. That's nifty.

Good luck on finding your solution. I know you'll probably come across a few in your search...
[G1 Android Development] sunset_ayq:
when i revovery my backup, open market, autodownload software which download before recovery ,but i don't need some of them , anyone can help me

thx

cm 4.2.14.1
[G1 Android Development] tjsynkral:
It's caused by this same issue: htxp://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2534

There are some adapters out there that probably work fine. My official HTC headset adapter with button is one that doesn't, same for my cheapo chinese headphones adapter (both DID work fine in an old CM though).
[G1 Android Development] Kstyle311:
Whole bunch of Force Closes

Ok, searched the thread for "messaging force close" and got a couple hits that may help me, one of which I am about to try and that's dling the recovery image that contains Fix apk uid mismatches from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=530492

Well here's my problem, my gf is always in class so is a HUGE text-er, well I get force closes in messaging ALL THE TIME. Like constantly, if im sending or receiving a text it freezes while im trying to type a new one, and then it either speeds through the keys i pressed while frozen or gives me a force close. It also with force close if I am in the messaging app and i receive a text, like if i have the thread open. I'd say for every text i send or receive i have a 70% ill see a force close.

I'm on the newest CyanogenMod and this problem has happened theme-less or with Enoch's theme.

TIA
[G1 Android Development] DmdFreak:
Odd Battery Issue

I'm having a battery issue that started with 14.1

It's very strange and doesn't have anything to do with battery life.

When I plug in my phone to charge I get the normal signs that it is charging. Orange led, lock screen tells me what percentage it is currently at, and so forth.

BUT, when I turn the phone to the left, the charger stops charging and the led goes out. This happens no matter if the screen is off or currently in use. When I turn it to the right, it continues to charge.

My first thought (not having any program experience) was that it might be connected to the accelerometer, but if that were the case I would think that it would happen turning it in either direction.

I tried turning off rotation in spare parts to see if that would stop it from happening.

Even more odd. While I was typing this out, I plugged it into the USB to connect it to the computer and while plugged into that, it continues to charge at any screen angle.

Anyone else experiencing this? It makes me laugh LOL I'm sure some of you will say that it's my charger, but trust me, I tested over and over again to make sure that it wasn't before I posted on here :)
[G1 Android Development] :
Very wrong. MY phone will slow down horribly and the only thing to speed it up is to kill tasks. I mean it will literally be so slow I can't even change home screens. After that it runs smooth again. I have to say, if I didn't end tasks my phone would be useless. Well, with cyanogen that is.

And a task killer is nothing like that at all. A task killer is like taking unused books off a book shelf

because you need more space

.
[G1 Android Development] el_smurfo:
bad connector.
[G1 Android Development] lotherius:
That would be the case if all those apps running in the background were things you really WANT running and easy to access... 9 times out of 10, they are NOT things I want running, and it rather pisses me off that they ARE running when I haven't asked them to. For example... Google Maps is running... wtf? I haven't used Google Maps on my phone in nearly 2 weeks, and I've rebooted many times since then AND I have Advanced Task Manager set to kill tasks every 30 minutes.

If programs on Windows just automatically started themselves without asking, people would be -- wait -- are pissed and there are many tools in Windows designed to prevent this by removing startup and scheduled tasks. Unfortunately on Android, there is no such tool to keep errant tasks from running. They just do, and you're STUCK with it.

If you only have a few apps this might not be a problem, but try having many dozens of apps with Apps2SD, and watch what happens if you don't use a task killer...

Also.. the default built-in task killer is pretty stupid about which tasks it kills. It leaves those auto-run apps that you couldn't give a flying bleep about running, and makes room for them by killing the apps you'd rather not have closed, such as your IM program, so you miss IMs from everyone. With a taskkiller, you exclude what you want to keep running, kill everything else, and the built in manager then doesn't force out what you DO want running...
[G1 Android Development] PsychoI3oy:
I guess you haven't found the app in the market called 'autostarts' ?