yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] QMAN101:
Open terminal emulator and type md5sum followed by the path to the file. For example:

md5sum /sdcard/update-cm-4.2.11.1-signed.zip

will result in the following md5sum 9407a34f0a6429b5a44430b17379d433

You can then verify this value against what Cyanogen has published on the opening post.

You needn't flash the new boot image from the recovery console, you can easily flash it from the terminal emulator. As follows:

flash_image boot /sdcard/bootimagename.img
reboot

replacing of course the bootimagename with the actual name of the boot image. Try this link for additional information and the 10 MB hack.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=566410

BTW, both of these questions belong in the Q&A section, not the CyanogenMod 4.2.x thread.
[G1 Android Development] Mikey:
Did you happen to back-up your bookmarks prior to opening your browser???

Browser needs to be open at least once prior to restoring a backup of bookmarks.

That is my understanding
[G1 Android Development] idkidk:
Hello,

Just flashed from 4.2.10.1 without wipe:

Everything work fine and very fast, the only issue is ligth control from third part app that don't work.

Yeah! This release is awesome! :D

I've read in some thread that someone need to wipe before flash, for me, from first CM donut release to last, i've flashed without any wipe...... i've follow step by step the CM wiki and all work fine....

THANKS TO CM and all XDA for great Job!!!!

Bye

Idk
[G1 Android Development] envaderx:
I don't think you understand my issue. cm's update hung and when I tried to wipe and reinstall adp and cm's update it unrooted me unwillingly. I found I was being a nub and just had to press Alt+L to bring up a list in the android system recovery. Here's my new issue I'm still stuck unrooted and can't get back to root. I coppied DREAIMG.nbh to root of SD card and it wont install. I tried renaming it to update.zip and still says E:can't open /sdcard/update.zip (bad) named update.zip or dreaming.nbh.

Please reply if you have suggestions only
[G1 Android Development] Mikey:
You need to enter bootloader mode to apply this IMAGE.

Camera+power

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=563679
[G1 Android Development] dimes-jth:
Apps Missing From Android Market?

Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask, but I figures it would be the place the most ppl using cyanogenmod roms would see it.

There are a number applications that don't show up in Android Market on Cyanogenmod Roms(or at least that seems to be a common denominatior). For example, Runstar, Yelp, and Foursquare. Whether you search, qr-code, or just plain browse for them.

I have been incontact with the Runstar devs and as far as they can tell they have no CP in place. I sent them links to "old info" on Forward Locking, and SIM unlocked phones, but they believe none of that is in place.

Does anyone else have this issue? Right now I am just trying to figure out what the common denominator is on this issue.

Again, so if this is the wrong place I am sorry, but this is frustrating.

Thanks for any help,

dimes
[G1 Android Development] beskurrd:
psycho - does this process still require root? I thought that running adb or fastboot did require root. He's tried running su from terminal and gets "uid 10029 not allowed to su"
[G1 Android Development] PsychoI3oy:
the ADP 1.6 has root in adb mode, which the instructions tell you.
[G1 Android Development] envaderx:
Thanks but I think I can get more help from a WinMo fanboy at this point then from Mikey. Thanks, but no thanks.

My buddy found me this.

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php/RE-recovery-img
[G1 Android Development] Mikey:
ok, keep posting the way you are and we'll see what results you get ;)
[G1 Android Development] tengtengvn:
I have no problem installing those apps.
[G1 Android Development] ohgood:
excellent !

flashed this last night, no FC, no issues, very fast, very nice. thank you !

4 phones, all flashed same way, from different builds, all running very nicely.

excellent !
[G1 Android Development] jklong03:
Boy, talk about poking at a sleeping bear!
[G1 Android Development] Androidawg:
CM 4.2.10 and .11, started having issues

I use a mytouch 3g. I have been using CM Rom's on it since about 2 hours after I bought it. Started with 4.2.7 on the mt3g. With the 4.2.10 version I saw a major slow down in the unit. I wiped (Factory Reset) and rebooted. The I got an error that "process com.android.partnersetup has stopped" at that point it wouldn't register the phone over the data network so I couldn't get past the setup screens. I tried wiping and installing 4.2.11 and the phone stuck at the botsplash, android with skateboard screen. I cleared the dalvik cache (using my old G1) and then the mytouch booted back into the setup screens, but I got the same error messaeg about the com.android.partnersetup force closing. I have noticed that the keyboard is reacting much more normally on the setup screens after upgrading to 4.2.11, but that isn't going to get the phone up and running. Anyone got any suggestions? I'm going to try rolling back to 4.9. Shame on me for not running a backup.
[G1 Android Development] odomandr:
well after hanging last night i was able to restore to previous 4.2.5 and then reapply the 4.2.11.1 update with out a hitch. its running fast and is very smooth. i have not had a FC yet either. i may have initially had the 4.2.11 and thus my hangup. anyway thanks cyan
[G1 Android Development] randomness55:
this happened to me a couple builds before. I thought my SD card went bad but I ended up wiping everything, phone, dalvik, and sd card and repartitioned. that seemed to have cured the problem. I'm not sure why it happened. If you have apps2sd then that's probably why your apps don't work anymore because the something happened to your SD card. you'll have to try and wipe, repartition and reflash
[G1 Android Development] dimes-jth:
Are you SIM unlocked also? or just rooted?

Thanks,

dimes-jth
[G1 Android Development] KeithLM:
I just cleared the dalvik-cache and am rebooting now. I've gone back and forth between 4.2.10 and 4.2.11.1 and that hasn't changed a thing. If this doesn't work, I'll wipe and see what happens.

*update* No joy. It took a long time to reboot after wiping the dalvik-cache, but that ultimately made no difference. Going to wipe now.
[G1 Android Development] PsychoI3oy:
Booting without the sdcard and apps2sd can cause pain, but there might be an easy fix. Look at the logcat when you're running apps, if the force closes are talking about no permissions to CHECK_PHONE_STATE or other things in all caps (the things you agree to when installing an app) then your packages.xml got corrupted when it booted without the apps.

Boot to recovery and copy the /data/system/packages.xml file somewhere else (/sdcard) then delete it. As soon as you boot, run fix_permissions (not from recovery, the new packages.xml won't be generated) and see if that clears things up.
[G1 Android Development] Mikey:
I love how his friends link states the same as the link i provided him.

I'm going back to hibernating
[G1 Android Development] roadrunnerx7:
works perfectly fine on my phone. i even decided to try out the 10mb ram hack and that works well too. would it have any effect on the gps google nav? cause that seems a little 3D to me but idk

anyway all i did was backup, flash, and it works. i'd suggest if you guys have any special things on your phones, maybe trying removing them before updating? could avoif problems?

anyway thanks cm!
[G1 Android Development] samsci:
I just want to say 4.2.11.1 is a very stable version. After fixing the MD5sum issue, the install went smooth and no FC's, market, gallery, all apps are working smoothly.

For those having issues, review the steps you are taking. Reread the posts on here. Many fixes detailing what needs to be done to correct issues. Alot of the problems could be simply be a step being missed somewhere where something was not done correctly.

I have alot of apps on my phone for various reasons. If something fails for you, check your apps/widgets, etc.. But do not blame the ROM. It is working fine as is.

Cyan, this is an excellent release.

Thanks again for your hard work!

Jeff
[G1 Android Development] bryant_16:
Is the incoming call bug fixed?
[G1 Android Development] QMAN101:
I dont have any problems locating and downloading these files.

Well, Mikey WAS in a good mood this morning. You asked a question about rerooting and installing the dreaimg.nbh file. He answered your question. Reading other posts in this thread would have shown you that you did not lose root only the recovery image.
[G1 Android Development] beskurrd:
Yes it is! :D
[G1 Android Development] :
Hi guys, i have a problem with Cyanogen 4.2.11.1:

The market and some other google apps dont work :(

pls help =(
[G1 Android Development] prettyboy85712:
Use the search or provide more info.
[G1 Android Development] Deejaydark:
WTF

I downloaded the latest build which is fine but when leave from the browser the screen turns black then when it comes up to my home screen i have to wait for my icons to load up again... why is that or am i missing something ?
[G1 Android Development] bryant_16:
Serious? That will be great!
[G1 Android Development] sputnik99:
Dear cyanogen,

could you please include this fix for the date localization in one of your next updates...

http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmo...ity Version Owner Summary Stars Modified#c148

Thanks.
[G1 Android Development] KeithLM:
I'll keep that in mind if I run across this in the future. I did a wipe and things are running OK now. All my apps are there and those that I've run seem fine. Just a problem when I go into market with an FC on gapps. I think I saw some reference to that elsewhere.
[G1 Android Development] prettyboy85712:
Spare Parts--->Home app in memory
[G1 Android Development] Sissors:
Google Partner Setup crash

Hi,

Since ive updated my Magic Vodafone NL 32b to the latest CM 4.2.11.1 i keep getting the message that my (proces com.google.android.partnersetup) crashed.

Did everything like i should, tried it for 4 times already.

Can someone help me with this, since i can't sync with the google services due to the crash.

thanks
[G1 Android Development] :
I have the same problem ;)
[G1 Android Development] Sissors:
Well, let's hope someone can help
[G1 Android Development] naguz:
Stable is stable. With all the bugs and problems popping up in every release, this is not stable.

If development branch and stable branch means anything to you, I can't understand why your argument is "Steve says this is stable". If you don't know these terms, then keep your mouth shut - you don't know what you're talking about.

These releases are experimental/development versions and not stable ones. The bootloop-problem in the .11-release (not 11.1) is proof enough in itself. If not, read more posts here or go visit the bugtracker.
[G1 Android Development] josevtome:
I've been running into that situation since several CM updates... I'm running my system without wipe since version 4.0.4 I think (4.2.11.1 running now), don't know if that has anything to do with the problem. But gtalk don't actually sign out when I turn off the screen, because I still receive messages from my contacts, but when I bring the phone back on apparently it disconnects and sign in again... :confused:

I don't know if it's making any connection reset when turning on or something like that and it causes the temporal disconnection.

Anyone else with this same issue?
[G1 Android Development] naguz:
Does anyone have any idea what this is? No point in posting a bug if this i just me/some error on my part. Anyone know of any changes since 2.7.x that would break a restore with backup for root of the mentioned stuff?

Would of course like to not redo the whole thing. Have tried reflashing 11.1 to no avail, and a wipe+fresh start with HTC image is next if noone have a bright idea. Seems to be some database error, but I don't know what or why.
[G1 Android Development] ZilverZurfarn:
In fact I do, as I (not completely unsuccessfully) make my living as a developer since a few decades.

If you don't find CyanogenMod to be to your liking, find something that is.

/Mats
[G1 Android Development] samsci:
I have to disagree with you on this.

The issues I have run across have not been due to the ROM (except for the MD5sum issue), but have been because I did not have something correct on my phone.

Every so called stable application will of course have issues. I have never seen an application, OS, or anything else that is perfect. If you expect it as so, then you are being naive. Not being a jerk here, just being to the point.

Cyan is creating a ROM that works. He cannot account for every possibility that every user has on their phone. Each user has to work out some issues of course. But for the underlying phones, this ROM should work as it is intended. It took me some time to figure out what I was 'doing wrong'. Once I did, the ROM is working as stated.
[G1 Android Development] rayosx:
Can someone point me to the right direction to get a good dialer interface?

Guys,

Don't get me wrong, I am enjoying the work that Cyanogen Rom has put into, but the dialer is very annoying, very slow, very bad !!!!!!!!!

Is there anyway that I can put a normal dialer fast and responsive? this one it is a pain in da butt and the developer of the dialer has put many bells and whistles that I don't use that's the reason that it is very slow.

Please let me know if someone can send me the .APK or an update to remove all the bells and whistles and just leave a normal dialer to work with

Cyanogen 4.2.11.1 I just downloaded it.

Thanks

:rolleyes:
[G1 Android Development] _zygo_:
Dude, I tire of your whining. No one forces you to load this ROM. Pay Cyan for a ROM, then you can complain all you want. Otherwise, go somewhere else, load a different ROM, or go back to stock. If you don't like the versions being put out, don't load them. So the man messed up the .11 release. He fixed it within minutes. That's a glorified typo. Just relax and quit whining.

And that goes for everyone else, too. Load the ROM and see if it works. If it doesn't, take some troubleshooting steps to resolve it. If you wipe, and I mean wipe everything, repartition your SD, flash the defanged HTC base, then flash the latest CM, there shouldn't be any problems other than the known issues. If you don't have to wipe, more power to you. It doesn't require 185 posts to tell us you did or didn't have to wipe. Try to flash without wiping, and if you aren't seeing what you are supposed to see, then start from the beginning. You guys torture yourselves by not wanting to wipe or start all over. If you don't want to take the necessary steps, just continue to use the stock OS and make phone calls. It's just that simple.
[G1 Android Development] naguz:
As already stated I am looking. But since I have grown very found of CM for its speed and reliability (which it also used to have), I ended up writing a post suggesting he reintroduced the old way of having one experimental on one stable version at the same time.

Not expecting him to bow down and cater to my every wish, I thought it OK to put the suggestion out there - for all I know, other people also misses the old stable release, that actually was a stable release, unlike these expereimental releases (whatever he chooses to call this topic). These will likely not be stable enough for everyone, and I know of several people deciding to switch roms after the "new series" started to come.

If it happens or not is of course up to Steve, and i neither expect nor demand anything.

You, however, choose to start an argument over the use of the word stable, I find that strange, seeing as if you have the development experience you claim, you know this is not really a stable branch in the sense other people uses the word.

Not everything called stable is, but projects with a development branch that tests betas before releasing tries to iron out bugs before releasing a "stable" version. Calling a clearly unstable development branch stable is not the correct use of the term.

Are we finished with the semantics then?
[G1 Android Development] DeaDnuLL:
The term stable refers to a version of software that is substantially identical to a version that has been through enough real-world testing to reasonably assume there are no significant problems, or at least that any problems are known and documented.

So yes it may be Cyanogen preference to call this stable but by definition it is not a stable release.
[G1 Android Development] rayosx:
I don't want to sound annoying, but can someone redirect me to add a normal dialer or a fast and responsive dialer on cyanogen 4.2.11.1? this one is killing me badly VERY SLOWWWWWWWW
[G1 Android Development] Chosen_on184:
go to search and type in wysie contact dialer .... its the same dialer just a little more modded with more features .... i just flashed it over the dialer in cyan build
[G1 Android Development] Juhani:
Hello again,

today I updated the rom to 4.2.11.1, wiped the memory from recovery and even formatted the SD card but the problems persist.

I also have discovered a new problem, if I'm using the usb-tethering I can't receive calls, the line is busy when somebody tries to call me.

I think the usb-tethering somehow messes up the normal voice calls. Just a minute ago I tried to make a call to my friend about twenty times and the call just didn't go through, then I tried to untick the "Internet tethering" box and magically I was able to make call after that.

I have the US version of T-mobile G1, maybe that has something to do with my problems. I'm thinking about going back to vanilla. I would really appreciate any advice.
[G1 Android Development] rayosx:
is it faster than cyanogen rom dialer included?

I just want something fast and responsive, I really don't need the bells and whistles, I just do normal calls with it, so if it is fast and responsive i will give a try, just please confirm, thanks
[G1 Android Development] naguz:
I am sorry if you see this as whining - I was merely suggesting the reintroduction of a seperate stable and experimental roms. Thus, new stuff could be better tested before moved into the stable ROM. Adding so much to a ROM will without a doubt introduce new problems not so easily discovered in limited testing.

The rest of the "whining" was to support my argument that the correct term for CM at the moment is not "stable" but "development" or "experimental"

If anyone sees this as bashing of cyan, I'm sorry. I'm merely pointing out things could be even better if a true/separate stable version existed, which were not a testing ground for new functions and changes, as these would go into the experimental one.

@samsci: Of course, nothing is ever perfect, and many problems are user created (as is probably my latest, to take an example) But for us boring guys a more stable branch or a more slow-rolling rolling release with betatesters in between would be preferable. If that's not Steve's cup of tea, that's fine, I will have to go elsewhere. Just thought I would suggest bringing back the good ol' times first. :)
[G1 Android Development] JTreat:
I experienced some of the issues mentioned in prior pages by MT3G users on my myTouch. Not syncing with google, lots of FC and other problems. I wiped the phone, flashed DRC83_base_defanged, then flashed 4.2.11.1 and I havent experienced any FC or syncing issues yet. I had been using the older google ion rom from htc's website as the base rom when I was experiencing issues. I'm impressed with this rom so far deffinetly not the epic fail some people are making it out to be. As usual RTFM was the proper course of action. :p
[G1 Android Development] yjackal:
Works Great! Thanks!!

Just upgraded from 4.2.9.1 to recent 4.2.11.1

No wipe needed or required

Most of the Google apps works right after the update

The apps that fail to work after the update, I just uninstall and later reinstall them from the market. Take little time but everything works now and it's much snappy then before.

Thank you for your hard work Steve
[G1 Android Development] Sgt.EddieWinslow:
i tried searching for this but it didn't come up with anything.

i just installed the latest, did a full wipe, even repartitioned my sdcard as it was due for it.

however i don't have an android market icon? so i have no way of re downloading my apps.
[G1 Android Development] theviruz:
no solution for the proces com.google.android.partnersetup crash yet?? :(
[G1 Android Development] KeithLM:
I eventually got mine working in a similar manner. I have no idea where things went wrong though. After clearing dalvik-cache twice, and flashing defanged plus 4.2.11.1 twice, things are finally working correctly. After the first reflash I had issues with market and gmail and some other apps not running. After the second htc_ime had problems, but that was fixed with a re-install of that app. I suspect it's data had become corrupted.

Now I just have to get the phone back to the state it was in before. I should have written down what apps I had on the home screens.
[G1 Android Development] Ai.alexibarra:
Music still Stops

MT3G-

Hey guys, anyone else still having issues with music from either the standard music player, or MixZing, randomly stopping when going to the home screen, or browser or at times other apps? I've searched and still haven't found a solution.

I've wiped completely, ext3, Dalvikcache, and factory boot, as well as reflashing the Base rom before flashing v4.2.11.1, but I still have this problem.

Any suggestions, or is anyone else having this problem?

ps: I thought Id ask first before posting a log.

Thank you!
[G1 Android Development] bunu:
Good Job

Love your newest build:D. I was hoping that SOMEONE will put multi-touch in the gallery and you finally did it. It is a little clunky now but I know for a fact that it will get BETTER!!!

If only you can port the Android 2.0 lock screen (not the 2.1 one. that one is ugly) and this ROM will be on top FOREVER!!!!
[G1 Android Development] Charrion:
Hey PsychoI3oy, this is how you get the banhammer :)
[G1 Android Development] PsychoI3oy:
If I'd known he was going to be like that I'd have skipped over the post entirely.
[G1 Android Development] reg442:
naguz rom

Love this new 4.2.11.1, but can't wait for naguz to drop his perfect ( stable ) rom..
[G1 Android Development] naguz:
Lol. Go fornicate with a baboon.
[G1 Android Development] Swocyazoom:
4.2.11.1

Just a note about 4.2.11.1... i have noticed that when i pull down the notification bar and select a notification that it doesn't bring me to it... it only brings me back to the screen that i was on... it may just be my phone but i wanted to bring it to your attention in case there is something...
[G1 Android Development] viniosity:
Not sure if anyone can help me.. tried to install 4.2.11 and it failed so rolled back to 4.2.10 but have no data network. Have tried wiping (many many times) and have erased the davlik-cache folder. Also rolled back to 4.2.5.. no luck. What else is there to try?

Thanks in advance!
[G1 Android Development] ZilverZurfarn:
Complete wipe, and starting over from the HTC 1.6 image.

(And alwaus creating a Nandroid backup of every smooth running install)

/Mats
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
Who the *********** is naguz?
[G1 Android Development] linuxluver:
I'd try wiping and then installing a different ROM altogether. I've found that CyanogenMod Updater gets "tired" after after updates and if I want the system to run fast and smooth I need to wipe completely, re-install the rooted base from HTC then put the latest CM version over the top of that. I lost my WiFi once after installing a theme...and this fixed it.
[G1 Android Development] prettyboy85712:
Try re-flashing the radio.