yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] techbeck:
That did it, thanks
[G1 Android Development] heybobitsme:
I do and it's awesome! :D

This build seems a lot faster than the previous ones and more stable. It just seems like it needs a couple of reboots and a little time to "warm up" so to speak.

CM FTW!
[G1 Android Development] techbeck:
Saw your sig, did you apply the latest SuperD over the latest CM? Does the 360 orientation still work when you applied the SuperD?
[G1 Android Development] heybobitsme:
Hmm, I haven't thought to try that. I know there's some cyan in there. Time to nandroid and find out. :)
[G1 Android Development] techbeck:
Ahhh, figured you did since your sig looked like it. Post here and let me know your results! If the 360 doesnt work with SuperD, I read that he plans on adding that feature in his next release.
[G1 Android Development] heybobitsme:
Ya, I flashed CM yesterday when it came out. Super D is on backup right now.

edit: I flashed it and it doesn't appear to work. Looks like Super D overwrote the 360 stuff. I figured as much. But no force closes. It was a fun experiment, though! :D
[G1 Android Development] techbeck:
Ok, I got a dumb question...

I applied CM without wiping my phone to factory. Everything is working great, no issues....

for the first time, my EXT3 is actually working and showing under the secondary storage. Since I didnt wipe my phone and reinstall any apps, does the latest CM move the apps to the EXT or do I have to uninstall/reinstall the apps for that to happen?

thanks
[G1 Android Development] techbeck:
Thanks for the info. The latest CM seems to be fast..faster than the last CM so I am sticking with that for now. Only reason I went with SuperD is because I didnt like the performance of the last CM.
[G1 Android Development] heybobitsme:
Ya, to me it's at least as fast as Super D non RAM hack, but smoother.
[G1 Android Development] _zygo_:
That's how it does work. I assume you are you talking about the notification bar icon for Blue Tooth? Mine shows Blue Tooth on with only half of the full icon until I connect, then it shows the full icon. If I disconnect my device, it goes back to the half icon. I don't use a theme or any type of Blue Tooth widgetry.
[G1 Android Development] heybobitsme:
As it says in the OP, apps to sd is automatic with ext partition. Personally, I've never had a problem with it, as I have 40+ apps (I counted), which I would never be able to do without it! I've heard that a reboot fixed it not showing. But, I'm glad it's working for you! :)
[G1 Android Development] techbeck:
Apps2SD never worked for me on previous CM builds or other ROMS for some reason. It is working great now tho. Maybe its because I got a new SD card..who knows.

I just set one up for the hell of it. I dont really need a EXT, but may in the future. With s 16gb class 6 card, I can afford to allocate 1gb to the EXT.

And I read that apps2sd is automatic, so my apps were automatically moved to the EXT when I installed CM? How can I check?

thanks
[G1 Android Development] heybobitsme:
Wow, 1GB ext!:eek: You'll never use it all, but cool! Just look under sd card & phone storage in settings. Sd card secondary is your ext.
[G1 Android Development] techbeck:
Oh, I know I will never use it...but why not have it anyway. That way I wont have to worry about any space issues...ever.
[G1 Android Development] heybobitsme:
Good point :D
[G1 Android Development] SilentTweak:
I heard it isn't good to make the ext partition any larger then 512mb. Might run into problems. I have over 100 apps and only use like 150mb.
[G1 Android Development] techbeck:
What kind of problems? So far, no issues. If I run in to any, I can always change it...no big deal.

Does anyone know if the latest CM supports EXT4?

Is it me or is the CMupdater not working? I didnt wipe my phone so that may be the issue. I DLed the APK and it says it cannot be installed on this phone. Also, the market is saying its already isntalled tho I dont see it anywhere. No big deal and I will wipe my phone later if need be.

thanks
[G1 Android Development] heybobitsme:
Yes it does. I'm told that's what cyanogen uses on his G1 and Ion. I had ext4 for a long time, but reformatted to flash ROMs that didn't support it.
[G1 Android Development] ntrujillo:
Anyone have screenshots of this new ROM? I want to flash it but I didn't like the shape of the pull up programs tab at the bottom of the screen, the last version I had it was kind of curved instead of just a straight up rectangle
[G1 Android Development] AnderWeb:
It's the same curved one, but you can change it with any of the themes out there.
[G1 Android Development] ntrujillo:
Damn, guess I won't be flashing just yet, I just don't care for that curved one, just my opinion, I know its not a huge deal but I just think the regular one looks better, thanks
[G1 Android Development] Burko:
mmmmmmm 360 degree rotation. yum.
[G1 Android Development] Trek55:
SD Card

My question is, what if I want to get larger sd card, do I just copy all what in my old sd card to new one, or do I have to re-install all app. again. TIA
[G1 Android Development] AnderWeb:
If you haven't used apps2sd or swap, you only need to copy your files to the new one.
[G1 Android Development] Trek55:
I think I already used apps2sd now, ext4, so what should I do in this case, thanks.
[G1 Android Development] _zygo_:
Wait...You wouldn't flash his ROM because the tab is infinitesimally different from the stock tab? Really? They are both ugly, but that tiny curve is a small sacrifice if that's the only thing holding you back. What are you using that's so different? What do you mean by "regular?"
[G1 Android Development] techbeck:
Fixed my issue with CMUPDATER not installing....

Since I flashed the latest CM over SuperD without doing a wipe, I couldnt use the CMupdater. What I found out is that the SDUpdater was still installed tho no shortcuts were available for the SDupdater.

I had to download the SDupdater APK file, install, uninstall, and then the CM updater installed no issues.
[G1 Android Development] el_pablo:
Got a problem here :

I've tried to upgrade to 4.2.15.1, but my phone won't reboot. It sticks on the Rogers screen. I have let it stand for 15 minutes.

Fortunately, I've done a Nandroid backup so I was able to restore it.

Is there an issue with Rogers subscribers to update CM?

Thanks
[G1 Android Development] AnderWeb:
Don't really know cause i've not used a2sd, but maybe create partitions in the new card, then copy contents of each partition from original SD to respective partitions of the new one.

Hope it helps...
[G1 Android Development] Picolini:
I frequently forget how wiping the cache can speed up the phone!

Also, loving the 360 rotation added, although it's more like 270 degrees :p

I've been having a problem since the 4.2.14.1 build, at least.

Every so often when a text recieved (by the person you're sending to) report pops up the bubble will stick at the bottom of the screen until I kill the Messaging app. I have no other text messaging type apps installed, this is the standard one with Cyanogenmod.

Pretty annoying as it blocks texts, and some times it will happen frequently with in a period of time. Nothing big, and really my only problem with this build!

I <3 Cyanogen!
[G1 Android Development] chrisgto4:
to enable 360 rotation go to menu>sound and display>enable orientation and 180 degree orientation. both must be enabled
[G1 Android Development] ZilverZurfarn:
"Oh, no thanks, I like the color of my old VW Rabbit better, so I think I'll pass on the free Ferrari."
[G1 Android Development] heyyyitsjordan:
did you wipe before you updated?

cyan suggested people wipe before installing 15.1... something with the dangerspl filling up the cache.
[G1 Android Development] heyyyitsjordan:
+1

stericson has a program that allows you to skin EVERYTHING on the phone.

or take someone elses idea: apply a theme.
[G1 Android Development] cyanogen:
No need to wipe.. I think some people misunderstood that changelog entry. What I did was add a command to the installer script that wipes /cache before backing up your proprietary files. 4.2.15 moved the dex cache for system apps to /cache, so if you had dangerspl the upgrade would have failed because /cache would have been close to full.
[G1 Android Development] techbeck:
I didnt do a wipe on my SuperD build and flashed your latest CM over the SD. Works great. Only issue I had was the CMupdater not installing. This was because he SDupdater was still installed but not showing up in the apps list. Had to reinstall SDupdater and then uninstall it in order CMupdater would work.

Other than that, everything is working!!
[G1 Android Development] sagementor:
speed wise, how does it compare to openeclair v.1.2.2 ?
[G1 Android Development] wrsg:
i just want to check if the defanged DRC83 rom is still the best one to use to get the google apps? or is there something better/more up-to-date?
[G1 Android Development] _zygo_:
That is the recommended base as outlined in the CyanogenMod wiki and the original post.
[G1 Android Development] wrsg:
thanks for the tip
[G1 Android Development] muz_aj:
I upgraded to 4.2.15 and man this thing is a crazy fast compare to the old version

i will try the 4.2.15.1 and see how it goes
[G1 Android Development] _zygo_:
I don't jump easily on the speed demon bandwagon, but this ROM does seem much snappier than .14. I don't mean to disparage earlier work, it just seems like a noticeable improvement.
[G1 Android Development] iGoOsE76:
v4.2.15.1 is super fast. i noticed the speed rite away... like always Great F'n Job Steve!!!!
[G1 Android Development] snottily:
google apps problem

heeeelp pls!

flashed defanged DRC83 and 4.2.15.1

fixed UID mismatches and cleared dalvik cache

google partner setup and all other google apps just die on startup.

any suggestions short of restoring a backup?
[G1 Android Development] techbeck:
Latest CM is great. Now all I have to do is flash one ROM instead of CM and then WG or SD. Last CM build I had was 4.2.14 I believe and .15 is MUCH faster in comparison.

THANKS!

EDIT: WG and SD roms are great as well, I just don't like flashing two roms each time there is an update.
[G1 Android Development] techbeck:
If I have problems, I always follow these steps...never fails...

1) Factor wipe phone

2) Clear dalvik/battery/rotation

3) Flash new ROM

4) Repair EXT if you have one.

Sometimes I notice I have to flash the new ROM twice in order to get it to work. Dont know why, maybe my phone is weird. So if it doesnt work the 1st time, follow 1-3 again.
[G1 Android Development] heyyyitsjordan:
ha. just kidding then. no need to wipe. awesome. thanks. i would like to buy you a beer... but im a broke college kid again... so instead, i will enjoy one for you... and one for me. :D
[G1 Android Development] bunu:
Umm market is foreclosing on me.

I can search, rate, comment perfectly fine but I can't install the apps.

When it is done downloading the app the market forecloses and I can't install any app.

I tried replacing the Vending.apk with the one from the Defang base. Anyway I can fix it without wiping?
[G1 Android Development] heybobitsme:
Just my 2 cents. I went from Super D, wiped everything, flashed defanged, flashed 4.2.15 (before .1 was out). Wifi didn't work, due to the iptable issue. Updated to .1 with cmupdater and thought all was good, but I hadn't tried wifi yet. Turned it on through Beautiful Wifi, and it force closed like crazy:eek:. Three finger salute, wiped dalvik-cache and all is better.

Just thought I'd post this for anyone with a similar problem.
[G1 Android Development] ohgood:
props

to the devs. this is snappy, stable, and a very nice thing to see after waiting patiently with .12 for so long.

thank you. :)
[G1 Android Development] Janis:
Help! I don't know how to read my analog clock anymore!

I'm loving the 180, since now I can set my phone up on it's kickstand (Rivet System) with the power cord actually pointing toward the plug!

I have to say again, this is as speedy as I've seen on the forum. Ii haven't tried them all, but if you're concerned about speed, there's much less/nothing to worry about as compared to the former 4.2.x versions. And it's entirely stable after a day and a half for me.

EDIT: After two-and-a-half days I'm noticing a significant performance degradation.

I also noticed getting some sort of swapping numbers, like 10mb-ish with Swapper swap disabled, which I didn't get on 4.2.14.1 with the same configuration. ????
[G1 Android Development] TeeJay3800:
This is only the third version of CM I've used, but it seems to be the best yet. Very fast and stable! :cool:
[G1 Android Development] Terrandroid:
Yeah this one is running very good for me also.

I love it :)
[G1 Android Development] gospeed.racer:
Its nice to be back to 1.6 after being lost in all the 2.1 hooplah the last month. I just couldnt take it anymore, this phone was slow as hell with 2.1 on it, and after a few days it was almost unusable. Now I am happy again! I just wish the gmail app from 2.1 was usable/compatible because I really miss it. I have 3 gmail accounts and have to put 2 of them in regular email form on 1.6.

4.2.15.1 FTW!
[G1 Android Development] eessel:
Settings>Applications>Manage Applications>Market>'Uninstall updates'

That should fix it up for ya! :)
[G1 Android Development] waacow:
This is the FASTEST cyanogen version ever for me. Everything load super fast and going back HOME screen is snappy as well. I really think this release deserves a minor version update to v4.3.0.0 !!
[G1 Android Development] bryant_16:
I'm currently using 4.2.14.1, is it oki for me to use cm-updater to update to 4.2.15.1 from there? No need to go through wipe or what?
[G1 Android Development] Scholesville:
yeap this is definitely the fastest Cyan mod ever... but too bad after reinstalling the 1.6base HTC recovery, it downgraded my Radio from .02 to 26I...
[G1 Android Development] TeeJay3800:
That's why the wiki says to use defanged DRC83 as the base because it won't replace your radio.
[G1 Android Development] busterhax:
Errr there is no alarm clock? Why? How can I get it reinstalled?
[G1 Android Development] RAQemUP:
Alarm Clock has now been consolidated into the Clock so just go to Clock.
[G1 Android Development] cgg123321:
I have v4.2.14 with the Enoch theme.

Would it be a good idea to wipe + clear cache and then flash the zip over?

Or is it fine just to clear the cache then install right over?

Thanks in advance!
[G1 Android Development] Nickedynick:
What he said :)
[G1 Android Development] DJ_Steve:
how long did it take for you all to get past the G1 screen after flash as my phones been stuck their for about 5 mins now
[G1 Android Development] wrsg:
this rom is seriously fast, anyone using SuperD, just check it out, u wont go back.
[G1 Android Development] AnderWeb:
Yeah, this time is truly awesome!
[G1 Android Development] Klyentel:
Stable again

Ahh...like a breath of fresh air.....haven't been on a cm release in a long time now, flash 4.2.15.1 yesterday, been using for 24 hrs now...

and I must say, Cyan is still the man, love the speed and smoothness in this rom, more so than fast, its plain old stable-- doesn't slow down, freeze up, drag out, or crash on ya after a couple of hours of use, and thats good,

the 180 rotation is a nice feature, really....but honestly, for best optimum performance, I've found it best to turn auto rotation, animations, and window/transition speeds all off.

its just faster. The rotate has a lag, and after 10 minutes of multi-tasking with animations on it bare's its ugly head too, slowing the rapid switching from screen to screen down

I have Compcache turned off in spare parts, but it looks to me like its enabled by default anyway, showing 32mb in terminal,

so I added 64mb backing swap with it, at about 20 swappiness

and man that's been the smoothest setup so far, constant speed in memory, even after phone sleeps and wakes up, its like you never left it.

Overall great rom man, always will be my "flash back" rom when these other builds start to piss me off, Good job Cyan:cool:
[G1 Android Development] enricodg:
can install this rom with the normal proceudre? copy he update file in sdcard and flash from recovery? have a g1 rotoed with rom supercsdi 4 installed...

edit: find, defranged+rom :)
[G1 Android Development] eagle_007:
I tried to JIT boost my phone running 4.2.15.1 after reboot i get FCs after FCs.. basically my phone is unusable! trying to sort it out without re-flashing the rom.
[G1 Android Development] SilentTweak:
Personally I always prefer a wipe. It's not very hard to redo my setup anyway too. Majority of my important stuff are either on the SD card or cloud anyway :) But if I had to pick certain situations when to wipe, I'd usually wipe when something important has changed. Like I wiped when Elcair bits were introduced, and Wiped when the Eclair browser was introduced. Maybe wipe for this one too since the cache folder moved. But, Cyanogen says it's not needed. If you decide not to factory wipe though, don't forget to wipe cache, and fix mismatched uids in recovery after the first boot, and then fix permissions if you get fc's.
[G1 Android Development] Pikkuhannu:
What the **** is this 180 rotation? What it should do? I see no different... :confused:

Why it rotate now clockwise? Hate that, i usually use my phone in bed, so it will be sideways. Now it rotate and mess up everything... :mad::eek:

I don´t use rotation often, so i think i can turn it of...:p
[G1 Android Development] PorchSong:
Why don't you use your primary gmail account to fetch from other gmails (via computer) then set up labels to identify -- works like a charm for me. I do it with 2 other gmail accounts. Only drawback for now is that you have to set up a default email account for sending/creating emails (again with primary gmail via computer) and that is the email that goes out when creating new emails on phone (unlike on computer gmail where you have a drop down to choose what account to send from). But, replying to emails from your other gmail accounts, initiates the email where it came from--so no crosstalk.
[G1 Android Development] mrkumquat:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5804520&postcount=283

licknuts and malix82 have found a workaround to keep JIT working on the 4.2.15* builds; it involves re-linking cache/dalvik cache due to them being different in this build, just a few command lines in recovery console should have you set again, little bit of a read through on the process involved to make it work but I tried it already and no issues. Averaging 3.5+ Mflops on 4.2.15.1 right now w/ 10meg hack
[G1 Android Development] milesukaoma2010:
for some reason when i try to flash with a wipe and clean ext from open eclair 1.2.2 i am hanging at the first g1 boot screen. am i going about this wrong?
[G1 Android Development] _zygo_:
Please tell us that after you wiped you flashed the HTC defanged base, then the ROM.
[G1 Android Development] milesukaoma2010:
is it the htc system recovery or the system image?
[G1 Android Development] hotweiss:
This version is the best yet. Thanks for the hard work.
[G1 Android Development] heyyyitsjordan:
not a bad idea... but not necessary
[G1 Android Development] heyyyitsjordan:
it took me +5 minutes when i flashed from 14.1
[G1 Android Development] heyyyitsjordan:
turn off automatic launcher rotation
[G1 Android Development] _zygo_:
It's what HTC calls its recovery image. The name of the file is DRC83_base_defanged.zip. The instructions for flashing the image, then the ROM, are located here http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.p...enMod#Flash_Android1.6_.26_CyanogenMod_latest, as linked from the original post.

Defanged can be downloaded from the following link, which is from Cyan's wiki, too. http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php/Latest_version#Defanged_DRC83
[G1 Android Development] philosophics:
Stuck on G1 screen for 5 minutes. Stuck on boot shine for 5 minutes.

Loaded up flawlessly. Runs wit da quikness!

Thanks mang!
[G1 Android Development] pensive:
My home app is dying again since the upgrade.

I thought the case with "icons' disappearances" was solved and closed several versions back. It does not happen so often that is unbearable but still it is a

problem.
[G1 Android Development] ripculz:
i'm having an issue here..when i try to install the JIT Enabled donuts dusted-donuts..after reboot, i got FC for all application and i can't get to home screen so i had to reinsert the battery..

anyone having the same problem?
[G1 Android Development] mrkumquat:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5810142&postcount=291

dalvik cache has been relocated in this version. this is how to fix the JIT stuff to work with it as it is currently
[G1 Android Development] philosophics:
That still doesn't answer where it's located after the donuts have been dusted. That's the only reason I haven't re-enabled that hack...
[G1 Android Development] bryant_16:
Hey guys, i'm using cyan latest rom and found out that my maps are not pointing to the correct position. I compare with my friend's iphone and his is the correct position.

Anyone has any idea?
[G1 Android Development] Shatterv2:
Move on to better donuts guys. Cyan's are wayy sower than super d. :mad:
[G1 Android Development] Nickedynick:
Erm, not this one!
[G1 Android Development] SilentTweak:
Ready your arms boys! It's Cyanogen vs SuperD Fanboys!!!
[G1 Android Development] bulkdata:
Can´t get it working

Hi all.

I just follow the steps to make this ROM boot and cannot get it working on my HTC Magic Vodafone 32B.

- First i do wipe data/cache

- Then clean Dalvik cache/battery and rotation.

- Apply Base defanged (md5 verified)

- After that, apply the 4.2.15.1 zip (md5 verified)

- Reboot....

Phone starts fine, but it arrives to the launcher directly, not allows me to configure the Google account, and thus, several google apps give me failure.

This did not happened with 4.2.15.0 What can be wrong?

Another question:

When installing this or other roms, i get 2 messages like "mtd: erase failure at 0x20...." when formatting SYSTEM.

Does this mean that my nand has some wrong sectors? are reserved zones?

Using latest AmonRA recovery.

Thanks
[G1 Android Development] nightwolf2k5:
a convert here!

Used to be a cyanogen only fan.. then came across the super D with the WG kernel.. I was blown away by the speed..

This is the first time ever, I stayed away from a cyan update cuz I din feel the urge to try it using the super d..
[G1 Android Development] Scholesville:
Well you be surprised, cause Cyan's Rom now are as fast as SuperD...
[G1 Android Development] TutoWRM:
touchscreen issues

I´m having touchscreen issues, after the install i worked fine for 2 or 3 days, and now the touchscreen went crazy, i can't get any good response, the if i tried to switch screens it showing the middle, can´t preform the unlock pattern (the dots won't connect) and i get totaly random moves. i just upgraded to .15.1 via cm updater and it's the same, now i'm going to install a different rom to see if it's the cyan rom, or my phone just died. :(
[G1 Android Development] raydm:
is it safe to install fresh on new radio?
[G1 Android Development] schtuka:
Indeed, if there is a difference.... I do not feel or see it.
[G1 Android Development] surfwaimea:
Trackball

I have the same question... Anybody can answer?

Don't tell me to buy a Nexus One ;)
[G1 Android Development] jaaronmoody:
you could take apart the g1, and reroute the led to somewhere behind the trackball with a mirror to shine it to the hole. sorry, i had to.
[G1 Android Development] smithfb3:
Acore Forced Close

I kept getting an acore FC. Long story short after doing a full wipe and flashing DRC83 New Radio and CM4.2.15.1.

All that was a waste of time, it ended up being caused my "Task Killer" app. Once I uninstalled it, the acore problem has not returned.

I am very happy at the speed and reliability of my G1 HTC with the current spec seen below.

Hope this helps someone.