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[G1 Android Development] Klyentel:
Sensitive

is there anyway to adjust the sensitivity of the auto-rotate?

I like barely tilt the phone and the screen is upside down, lol....could have something to do with the 360 rotation effect, but I don't want to disable it, cus its cool:), but its just so dam sensitive.....and the Sensor UI of some of my apps are not that stable so when moving the phone, if the screen turns, it could crash certain apps or cause them to reload whatever process or activity it was doing....really irritating:mad:

anyone else experiencing this?
[G1 Android Development] borodin1:
This is because you're using G-apps from defanged base rom and they are a bit outdated. If you want color - then wipe, flash 1.9x and then 1.10.2.

Good luck.
[G1 Android Development] dzasta:
Flashed .2 over 1.9.3 no wipe and working 100%. definitely faster and bluetooth is working fine. great job ben...

if i want to switch from stock launcher to the nexus launcher, do i just flash it on top of existing ROM with no wipe? TIA

*cheers*
[G1 Android Development] FatBoyExtraordinaire:
Much appreciation once again. That's the exact version i plan to flash so thanks for the heads up. Just flashed 0.5d_fast on my 1.9.3 and I dig so I will definitely re-flash once I flash 1.10.2.

There's also the excellent free app Quick Boot in the marketplace. Love it, no more finger gymnastics.
[G1 Android Development] paul4762:
I'm starting to have this issue today. I can get the e-mail in my inbox and read it. But when I log into the computer it doesn't come up as read and my phone's notification has the wrong "unread" count. Can anyone help?
[G1 Android Development] ultra spikey:
+1

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[G1 Android Development] t0nnn:
I'm trying to push the carhome and home apps from 1.9.2, I like the nav with those two. I did download nav launcher since those two are not included in 1.10.2, which is ok, but I think I like the other two better.

Anyway, I'm tryng to find them on 1.9.2 and all I see is cardock.apk...Anyone have them or are they called something different?
[G1 Android Development] ttabbal:
It could be the older GMail app causing the problem. Did you use the defanged base before flashing 1.10.x? If so, try flashing SuperD 1.9.3 then 1.10.2. That will preserve the somewhat updated GMail app. No need to wipe, probably. You can also try deleting the cache/settings for the GMail app in Settings->Applications.

Do a backup first and wipe if you need to after the boot. I went from 1.9.3 to 1.10.2 with no wipe and I have had no GMail issues. Note that some apps will have to be uninstalled and re-installed after a flash. Google Voice required that in my case. Also, restoring system settings with Titanium is somewhat "iffy" between ROM versions. I had it disable my home button once. Just be aware of it and accept that you might have to re-setup your home screens. I was able to reproduce the problem and narrow it down to system settings in Titanium, this wasn't a one time thing.

Remember guys, with "legal" ROMs you need *A* base ROM, not a particular base ROM. Any "illegal" ROM that includes the Google apps will work fine as a base, though some will require a wipe as the data structures might be different.

The Defanged ROM is nice as it's available legally from HTC/Google and just has the radio and such removed so it won't overwrite our newer versions. It is NOT required if you already have Google apps on your phone though. Though technically, the defanged ROM is probably "illegal" as it's not being distributed by HTC/Google or someone else with a valid license and it's modified from the original.
[G1 Android Development] ttabbal:
Pair the devices, tell one to send/receive a file to the other. The exact steps depend on what the other device is, so it's no possible to give a generic answer.

With 1.10.2 the file transfer services are started at boot, so you don't need anything special to make it work. With my Mac I just tell it to browse the device from the BT dropdown and drag/drop files. It works great.
[G1 Android Development] ttabbal:
A wipe shouldn't be required. Be prepared to do it, but why not try it and see first? People around here seem to recommend a wipe almost as much as Microsoft recommends a reboot. Make backups (Titanium, Nandroid, etc) and wipe if you get errors.
[G1 Android Development] heybobitsme:
Yes, nandroid and Titanium are your friends! :D

On a similar note, when 1.10.1 was released, there was question about using defanged or an AOSP base. I tried the AOSP found in enom's TheOfficial, and got a force close party (I posted my about my experiment). Unfortunately, I'm too much of a noob to figure out how to make it work. Come to think about it, I could've tried fix_permissions. I would like to try it again as the AOSP, I believe it has updated gapps. Or am I totally off the mark?
[G1 Android Development] G1ForFun:
Lol.....your a funny guy, I'll give you a Microsoft analogy.

When you don't wipe....its like installing windows over a copy of windows....it usually ends up buggy or quirky in some way.

(exception: when the update is designed as a no wipe update)

Hey its kinda like windows update! lol

When you reformat and put a fresh clean install of windows on, things run peachy and work correctly.

Same concept when your flashing new roms on your phone....if you wipe...less chance of force closes all over the place and certain features not working properly.
[G1 Android Development] cigar3tte:
I have this problem, but I thought it has more to do with my Motorola SD9-HD than the ROM itself (had same problem with FastTest).
[G1 Android Development] njgheewala:
I agree! I never had to do a wipe...I have always taken the build from the updater and applied it from there. I never ever wiped after flashing it since I have been on SuperD. I wiped when when I did a fresh install after coming from Cyanogen's ROM.
[G1 Android Development] Jerzeeloon:
Flashed 1.10.2 yesterday,loving speed but today I sent several text messages to people and no one received them.
[G1 Android Development] sopenco:
Gotta say - 1.10.2 (with hack, no launcher) on the mt3g with a2sd enabled, 96megs of swap and 750megs of ext3 (LOADED) is absolutely sweet as tits! I put my main apps back into device memory for a bit more speed, and this is it: this is the holy grail of mt3g configurations!!! :D
[G1 Android Development] anthonws:
Hi,

I'm having market timeout issues. Is it just me?

http://pastebin.com/HvABUnSp

I have partitioned the sdcard SWAP/EXT/FAT, wiped, defanged, radio and superd 1.10.2 N/Ram Hack Black).

No other issues so far.

Thanks!
[G1 Android Development] mistis:
problems with audio

i am quite new to this and i have some problems with audio, apparently... ringtones and notifications doesn't play when they should. had the problem with superd 1.9.3, did a data wipe then the installation of "legal" rom, flashing 1.9.3 and then 1.10.2. and still the same. in the beginning everything was nice, than i suppose i deleted the ringtone i was using (with ringdroid) and from that time (unless it has nothing to do with it ;)) i have these problems (yes, of course i changed my ringtone in settings and volume is on ;)). anybody had experiences like that? any ideas how to fix it? running danger spl+superd (currently 1.10.2) on rooted g1

thx

----

fixed. adding ringtone, deleting ringtone, and so on, and finally works ;)
[G1 Android Development] lbingham:
JIT problems anyone?

Well, I installed 1.10.2 right over my 1.9.3 WGK with JIT enabled. When I started up with the new ROM it was quick and responsive. I opened Linpack for S&Giggles and saw that I was getting about 2.5mflops, so I figured the ROM update overwrote my JIT file and went ahead and pushed it back again. When I rebooted, everything was FC'ing and I couldn't even open the terminal to restore the old file. Thank goodness for my BART backup I did right before I flashed. :-)

Has anyone had the same problem installing JIT from a full wipe? I actually like the ROM the way it is right now and will leave JIT behind if a wipe is what it takes to get it running.

Thanks everyone
[G1 Android Development] ultra spikey:
JIT does not work with .2. I just tried it, I get FC's everywhere on startup.
[G1 Android Development] Canesfan22:
I think I just ran across a bug however I wasn't able to record a log in time. My G1 would not wake but I could very faintly see the screen as though the brightness was only kicking up a fraction and then I pulled the charger out and it kicked on and then kicked me back to the android loading screen.
[G1 Android Development] bbuchacher:
yea JIT will not work, dunno what is causing it ill check it out
[G1 Android Development] Canesfan22:
I used the script here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5810465&postcount=293 and I'm not getting FC's at boot. Dalvikvm -h seems to indicate that its working.. or installed at least
[G1 Android Development] treperio:
and it's better, with JIT enabled there are only force close when the phone remains on for a long time :D

with linpack program with jit enabled, the time is 1.2/1.3 seconds, without jit the time is 2.3/2.4... but is better without jit

p.s. don't' exist an overclock780 for the new superd 1.10.2? the old superd overclock780 (if i flash it on superd 1.10.2) causes loop on boot...
[G1 Android Development] bbuchacher:
edit NVM

MODS can delete this post
[G1 Android Development] Canesfan22:
I'll test this. I'm curious.. with the method I'm currently using I'm hovering between 2.7 and 3.6
[G1 Android Development] schnem:
Did anyone confirm that 1.10.2 works with the original g1 SPL.
[G1 Android Development] codito:
Is anyone else having the issue with google talk service crapping itself and closing silently in the background? It brings down gmail push with it too, and it's super annoying. Used to have this problem with Cyanogen back in the day too.
[G1 Android Development] Alexxm:
same problem here.

only 4mb left for downloads ?!?

some ideas?
[G1 Android Development] aaraya1516:
I got JIT to work and I have had zero issues with it. I simply unziped your file added the libdvm.so to lib folder added the jit line to build.prop and resigned it. Then, before the first boot I did adb shell:

mount -a

rm -rf /data/dalvik-cache

rm -rf /cache/dalvik-cache

ln -s /system/sd/dalvik-cache /data/dalvik-cache

ln -s /system/sd/dalvik-cache /cache/dalvik-cache

sync

reboot

Oh, the real test is using caffeinemark to benchmark how many process your vm can do. before its between 400-500 after it's 1400-1500 (processes per second).

Linpack I get 3.129 time 1.73sec Norm Res: 3.36 Precision 2.220446049250313E-16
[G1 Android Development] uwradu:
Yes. I downgraded two G1s to 1.10.2 yesterday (from OE 1.2.1), running stock SPL, amon_ra 1.6.2 and radio 2.22.23.02. So far they're absolutely FLYING, they're faster than fresh out of the box.

Install process (after getting amon_ra on there):

1. did all wipes in amon_ra and used its menus to do the following:

2. partitioned SD card using its recommendations

3. set the ext partition to ext4

4. flashed Defanged

5. flashed radio

6. flashed Super D

7. rebooted

So far it's smooth as a baby's bottom.
[G1 Android Development] tommeke4:
i just downloaded 1.10.2 onto the root of my sd and installed the rom with rommanager from market. all i have seen yet is 15 mins of the g1 loading screen.... what to do?
[G1 Android Development] aaraya1516:
flash using recovery. and make sure to wipe everything.
[G1 Android Development] fordmanck:
Flash Defanged first.
[G1 Android Development] tommeke4:
just take the battery out now and reboot..?
[G1 Android Development] aaraya1516:
I would, but follow what the guy right above said, make sure you flash defanged first.
[G1 Android Development] tommeke4:
my phone is locked on the g1 screen, so is it safe to take the sd card out, put defanged on it, put it back in my phone and reboot the phone?
[G1 Android Development] fordmanck:
1. Pull the battery and reboot to recovery

2. Enable USB and put Defanged on the card

3. Flash Defanged

4. Flash Super D

5. Reboot
[G1 Android Development] aaraya1516:
I do it all the time with my phone, but I am not responsible for your phone. you run whatever risks come with taking the battery out.

Great advice, but we are still not responsible for your phone.
[G1 Android Development] VERGiL1202:
First of all - amazing ROM, bbuchacher! 1.10.2 is damn fast!

But I got a bug to report:

The music player crashes on my MT3G at several mp3 files when it can not read the album art.

I've got this bug since using Super D.

I know its the album art, cause it did not crash in the SuperD 1.8 Music Widget without album cover ;)

bbuchacher: I can send you an example song, if you want.

Thanks in advance!
[G1 Android Development] tommeke4:
i did as told, still hanging on the g1 screen... is it bricked?
[G1 Android Development] fordmanck:
Do what I told you to do before. Before you do that though, wipe, partition to EXT 3.
[G1 Android Development] bbuchacher:
I forwarded this to cacheinjection

EDIT: Apparently cyanogen found this bug and has fixed it already, so Ill compile it and release an update to fix this in a day or so
[G1 Android Development] tommeke4:
how do i do that...(Sorry :x) thank you in advance :$
[G1 Android Development] fordmanck:
Boot to recovery. Do a Wipe -> Wipe data/factory reset. Wipe SD:ext partition.

Then Partition sdcard -> Partition SD. After that SD:ext2 to ext3.

Once that is done flash Defanged, then flash Super D. Reboot.
[G1 Android Development] tommeke4:
**** im using clockworkmod recovery
[G1 Android Development] fordmanck:
Download RA-dream-v1.6.2 and put it on the card. Flash that by going to the terminal in recovery and typing:

#mount -a

#flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery-RA-dream-v1.6.2.img

After that reboot and do the steps above.

Here's the link to RA-Dream: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=566669
[G1 Android Development] sombionix:
I HIGHLY recommend upgrading to amon_ra 1.6.2 recovery.
[G1 Android Development] ttabbal:
mount -a
rm -rf /data/dalvik-cache
rm -rf /cache/dalvik-cache
ln -s /system/sd/dalvik-cache /data/dalvik-cache
ln -s /system/sd/dalvik-cache /cache/dalvik-cache
sync
reboot

Yes, it's the script the JIT users use to get it working. What it does it moves dalvik-cache to the SD card, where the JIT build we have is expecting to find it. This will free the space on /cache you are asking for. It will also lower performance, which is why Cyanogen and others have moved dalvik-cache over there in the first place. That's part of the reason this release of SuperD is so smooth.

Does the market download to /cache or a subdirectory? If it's a subdir, you could use a symlink to move it's download directory over to the SD or /system I suppose.
[G1 Android Development] tommeke4:
omg, im going crazy over here, there isnt a terminal in clockworkmod recovery... afaik..
[G1 Android Development] sombionix:
You should have a terminal in your app tray. If not, go to the market and download one for free.
[G1 Android Development] tommeke4:
i need terminal in recovery because my phone is stuck on g1 screen as i told..
[G1 Android Development] sombionix:
When you pull your battery, can you at least get back into your recovery?
[G1 Android Development] tommeke4:
yes i can but im using clockworkmod recovery, it doesnt have a terminal or somekind so that means i cant flash anything from recovery
[G1 Android Development] sombionix:
PM me and we'll try to get this figured out.
[G1 Android Development] aaraya1516:
Interesting, I don't have any lag or anything yet my benchmarks are higher. Is there a possibility the benchmarks mean nothing, like with the overclock kernel? If so, how could we rebuild the lib to go to the right place and see if there is a true increase in performance?
[G1 Android Development] nebg:
You haven't even tested the ROM properly :(

CALLER ID is still messed up with the android logo when there is incoming call so 1.9.3 still works the best...
[G1 Android Development] MrCDWJR:
first problem but i doubt its rom related since it just popped up the first time. everytime i try downloading from the market the app will download but right before it installs it says "the application market (process com.android.vending) has stopped unexpectedly" im attaching a logcat from the process. please help.
[G1 Android Development] :
Goto settings/manage applications/applications/market - clear cache/data and uninstall upgrade. Reboot and try again.
[G1 Android Development] bbuchacher:
already doing it
[G1 Android Development] bbuchacher:
Caller ID is not messed up, the phone was put their on purpose to show that you can click the contact picture to answer
[G1 Android Development] MrCDWJR:
you are second to being the best shadow! (only because ben is at the top for making the best roms!) thanks big time for the help. that did the trick.
[G1 Android Development] :
BB is the Legend and don't mind walking in his shadow ;)

Glad its all sorted fella, the market will update itself again but it will be fine. I always have to do this cause the boot image I use kills the market for some bizarre reason lol
[G1 Android Development] Jeliz187:
This didn't work for me! I have been trying to download my favorite game Colorix since I flashed superD 1.10.2 and I keep getting download unsuccessful also. Please help!
[G1 Android Development] lleong1:
Problem downloading Google Maps update and SVOX

I'm having some issues downloading the Google Maps update after I flashed the ROM. I had 1.9.3 and then flashed 1.10.2 on top of it but now it isn't able to download Google Maps 4.2 or the SVOX to get the text to speech working either. Luckily I had the SVOX folder backed up from a previous ROM and that fixed the text to speech.

I have no idea what how to fix this issue. I've been looking through this thread all afternoon.

Any help would be appreciated
[G1 Android Development] :
Colorix Lite - 5.86mb

Downloaded and installed no problem, maybe the local servers are having problems? Market has been a pain in the ass the last few days for me. Everything from download unsuccessful, installation unsuccessful and not even downloading at all. I think google might be doing some updates or something.
[G1 Android Development] Vadimus_ca:
Open terminal, type df and show us your /cache partition.
[G1 Android Development] :
/cache 30720k total, 24400k used, 6320k available (block size 4096)
[G1 Android Development] eagle_007:
I had that problem.. because i didn't have EXT partition.. i guess this issue is to do with file destination path is not there or not recognised.

anyways, i tried with ext and it runs as smooth as a rom can possibly get. Thanks to Super D dev and contributors :D

However I don't seem to like the launcher only because when opening programs tab there is a white flash with the animation.. if you know what i am trying to say! but no big deal.
[G1 Android Development] :
Goto AnderWeb's nexus launcher thread, post 291 and download the 05d_fast and flash it, you'll be pleasently suprised at the increase in the speed.
[G1 Android Development] Jeliz187:
/cache: 30720k total, 25516k used, 5204k available (block size4096)

I also have an ext4 partition a with a really fat swap around 128mb if I recall.
[G1 Android Development] sino8r:
Thanks spikey, I dont understand why so few are interested in such a perfect solution to our aging G1s. I mean ramhack control via terminal emulator is so freaking cool! It would save dev. time by not having to create 2 seperate roms. So far, only 2 dev. have used this in their roms. Personally, I thought this would be a huge deal. It would need all these debates about to include the ramhack or not. Oh well, one of the members here claims to be working on adding it into spare parts and after a reboot... you could speed up your phone or reboot and enjoy 3D games. Its a real win/win solution! Hopefully, it will catch on. To me... it be like spotting a $100 bill on the sidewalk and not picking it up to pass on trying to incorperate this into a rom.
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
He probably didnt enough space to install the game.
[G1 Android Development] :
Damn your slow off the mark ;)

Posted about this and other features available in a rom called uneek and posted a link in this thread about 100 pages ago including audio and jit controls lol
[G1 Android Development] :
There is the post (3783) and link to the rom. Never did get round to flashing it :D
[G1 Android Development] Vadimus_ca:
So here is the answer - you have over 1 megabyte more than others.

I think due to having less apps and thus less .dex files occupying place in /cache/dalvik-cache. As you fits free space, everything works OK. For the moment.
[G1 Android Development] Joe92T:
the problem i seem to experience with superD is afew little annoyances...

For instance every once in awile the entire home screen will go blank and i wont have any icons or anything whatsoever and ill have to reboot the phone to get my home back

Once the phone is intitally booted up, it takes A LONG TIME for the home icons and widgets to appear and for everything to start running 100% compared to other similar roms

my biggest concern of all... yes when i first installed SuperD it was blazing fast, but then after a few days it starts getting painfully slow and loosing its speed... i know you can say its the caches and whatever filling up but even after using cachemate and clearing everything it still experiences a slowdown... this is big because the latest version of CM i run DOES NOT do that.. its just as fast after 4 days of use as it is the first time its booted up... there is no slowdown like superd seems to get
[G1 Android Development] Jeliz187:
Still kinda new to this forum... What does it mean when someone one tells you +1?
[G1 Android Development] :
Less apps? I have 274 of the damn things :D
[G1 Android Development] Vadimus_ca:
It does mean "I agree" or "I second that" or "Same crap here"
[G1 Android Development] Jeliz187:
Yeah I have gotten the "missing objects in the home screen" issue. All I do is hold home launch a previous app and go back home and for some reason this works. As for the slow down i still have not experienced this. I had a really bad problem with Cyanogen where the dialer would take forever to show up when getting a call and I have not had this once on ANY SuperD rom.
[G1 Android Development] Jeliz187:
Thanks! thats what I figured but was not completely sure. I guess its like an iteration right? Lol
[G1 Android Development] bakageta:
.6 should be out soon, the RC version of it is great. You can disable the animations if you want the most speed, change the number of homescreens, and a couple of other neat options in it's settings menu.

I hate the drawer style, but the fade out animation on the nexus style was just slow enough to annoy me. With no animation, it's perfect for me.
[G1 Android Development] :
Super D in all its incarations has always performed better than anything else I know and stays as fresh from day one to day 101. The blank home screen issue. Did you try Home app in memory in settings? Compcache? Swap? Lots of moaning no info!

And if you love Cyan so much cause apparently 'sniggers' its better than this then please feel free to bugger off back to it :D ;)
[G1 Android Development] Joe92T:
I do use keep home app in memory, and swap and it still dissapears on me..

this rom being better then CM is all subjective... but if you take a look at the release notes for 1.10 half of the things on the list are thing that Cyan did lol
[G1 Android Development] ccalbat:
That was odd.

Two things

1. SD updater would not update no matter how many times I told it to or tried to download new updates. It didn't fail, it just wouldn't update.

2. Bluetooth wouldn't work . I'd try to turn it on via wireless settings, and it would turn dark, and then return to its original settings. It wouldn't ever turn on.

Being this is a donut-based rom, I suspect this was a fluke.

I thought I'd let the devs know, just in case.

I was using Super D V 1.1 when these errors occured. I'm downloading the new version now to see if it's fixed.
[G1 Android Development] njgheewala:
I think you mean 1.10.1? if that's correct then bt issue is fixed on 1.10.2...