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[Nexus One Android Development] timal:
Mine has logo with 5.0.3.1.
[Nexus One Android Development] simms22:
my father uses the email app on his mytouch. yea, it sucks. im a gmail person myself. it works well.
[Nexus One Android Development] teihoata:
Same here with Vodafone NZ
[Nexus One Android Development] samburney:
Not just you, adb install did that for me too. Instead I simply pushed the apks to /system/data/ and that worked :).
[Nexus One Android Development] ElenaAlasea:
I'm having the same problem. My APN list is empty after flashing with CM 5.0.3.1 and I can't connect to China Mobile...

Any idea how to solve this, or how to "pull the apn list from stock and push it over the CM apn list'?
[Nexus One Android Development] Nexus Knight:
has anyone noticed that all the ringtones are doubled up or is it just something i screwed up. also why are UI sounds showing up in my media player... lol
[Nexus One Android Development] RedBull1985:
Sorry for being a noob here:

Am on ModacoCustom rom and so, do i need to WIPE before updating to this CM?

Is this the exact procedure?

1.Flash the ROM

2.Flash the RADIO(how is the img file handled?) and

3.Flash the google addons?
[Nexus One Android Development] cyanogen:
Ok, figured out the fix for the media playback issues on the latest build. Going to bundle this up with a couple of goodies and some new hotness from ChainsDD shortly :cool:
[Nexus One Android Development] liam.lah:
I am on 5.0.3.1, battery use is fine. I havent flashed the second radio update.

I thought you could tell the radio version by the build number "ERE36B" for example. Before i upgraded to 5.0.3.1, it said i was 26 or 27, whichever it was. Has the radio been updated or am i looking in the wrong spot?
[Nexus One Android Development] shmigao:
wipe is probably a good idea

1 flash radio

2 flash rom

3 flash google apps
[Nexus One Android Development] flamerider88:
Can I get a nonignorant person to help me with my notification issue? It is cyan. Not theme so don't be stupid. The screen turns on when I receive a notification
[Nexus One Android Development] shmigao:
i try to be non-ignorant. but what kind of notification you talk about? is it email or sms? if either, is it stock email / stock sms, or another app?
[Nexus One Android Development] flamerider88:
Lol thanks I've only experienced it with sms/mms notifications and stock messaging with no theme after a fresh wipe radio and Google apps install
[Nexus One Android Development] simms22:
after you wiped, did you reflash cyanogenmod? and what do you mean by turn on, to your lockscreen or to your homescreen?
[Nexus One Android Development] shmigao:
i send you pm
[Nexus One Android Development] flamerider88:
In order.. updated recovery, wipe everything but ad *edit* sd *edit*, cyan. .2 version not .3.1 (it did it with both versions), new Google apps
[Nexus One Android Development] simms22:
did you do the "wipe data/factory reset" wipe?
[Nexus One Android Development] flamerider88:
Definitely that's the most important lol
[Nexus One Android Development] distortedloop:
That's the way .trashes is supposed to work with Mac OS X and external drives.

When you delete a file in OS X, it's moved to the trash can, aka the .trashes folder ON THAT PHYSICAL DRIVE, ie., your SD card. Those files will still occupy disk space, and will only go away when you empty the trash can in OS X. The thing is, the external drive (your SD card) has to be mounted at the time, or it won't clear it. To empty that folder, mount your SD card, then empty the trash.

Alternately, you can use terminal and the rm command to delete the contents of the folder.

Hope that helps in the future.

(pm'd to you earlier, but thought others might not know this behavior so posted here as well)
[Nexus One Android Development] RedBull1985:
Ah thanx bro. ...I couldn't get.the phone to recognize the .img of the radio.how am I supposed to Patch the radio file?what's the advantage of updating the radio file?
[Nexus One Android Development] shmigao:
??? that's strange. did you download the radio file from the first post in this thread? that should work.... fastboot flash radio xyzradiofilexyz.img

what the advantages of the new radio are has been discussed over and over again... i'd like to suggest using the search for that
[Nexus One Android Development] shmigao:
you can also flash cyanogenmod 5.0.3.1 first, then google apps and then try the radio again, maybe that works then
[Nexus One Android Development] flamerider88:
I just tried replacing messaging with handcent and it still lights screen on notification yeas I have it unchecked yes I disabled original msg notifications
[Nexus One Android Development] RedBull1985:
I have the img file in the SD card....is the flashboot u mentioned a command or something? Coz the flashboot option when booting via VOLDOWN+POWER doesnot have a flash option.and flashing via zip option in recovery.mode doesn't detect the img file either.

Thanx for all the help so far, would be highly appreciated if u can walk me through the flashing of the radio

Regards
[Nexus One Android Development] lazinase:
Weird thing @ 5.0.3.1

After updating to 5.0.3.1, when I pull my handfree out of the 3.5mm jack, music starts playing automatically for about 30 sec then stops...Anyone having the same thing?
[Nexus One Android Development] mikroN1:
Read the thread.
[Nexus One Android Development] dantheman_:
This is a known issue. It will be fixed when he releases 5.0.4

-dan
[Nexus One Android Development] shmigao:
ok... you don't understand what flashboot means... i'd suggest you read the first thread in this Nexus One Android Development forum (the sticky beginners guide).

bootloader has no flashboot option in-built. you need to type the fastboot flash line in a command window. read the sticky guides first
[Nexus One Android Development] inffy:
Is anyone having problems with getting root access?

When I press the Superuser icon it shows me a blank black screen and nothing happens.
[Nexus One Android Development] 3Shirts:
There is definately a battery problem with the latest CM builds for me. I switched to the MoDaCo Sense alpha 7 rom and left the phone unplugged overnight. I had only charged it to 65% but this morning (7hr 40m later) it is only down to 47% which is a massive improvement over the losses I was seeing on CM5.02 and 5.03.1

Just FYI, I hadn't messed with overclocked or undervoltaged kernels or anything on the CM builds, just used the straight CM update and nothing else.
[Nexus One Android Development] Stea1thmode:
+1

am not the only one then
[Nexus One Android Development] Sychobi:
If you have the SuperUser icon, then you should have root access. Opening it doesn't "give root access." All it is supposed to show is any programs that you've downloaded that require root access. As a quick test, go into Android market, search "root," and download any free program that states it requires root to work. After download, open said program. It should pop up a window (SuperUser) asking you if you want to allow that program to access root. Check yes. Now, when you open the SuperUser program, it should show a green plus sign next to whatever program it was that you granted access to root. The only interaction with the SU program is clicking on whatever programs are shown, disabling their access to root.

Let me know if I explained what you are asking.
[Nexus One Android Development] FormelLMS:
+2

Yes, with the new .32 kernel, Nexus didn't go to sleep as well. It drains out the battery.

I hope, cyanogen have a look at id and could fix it.

I've tried at night: 7 hrs with 5.0.2 in airplane Mode, Battery is just at 99%Processors most at 385 Mhz, sometimes at 998 Mhz

The night before: 7 hrs with 5.0.3 in Airplane Mode, Battery is at 94%, Processor stays at 998 Mhz

It is the kernel .32

Tried with undervolt Kernel for the old version: Everything fine. Update to .32 kernel, it is worse.

@cyanogen, did you have a look into it, please?

Since 5.0.3 there are many people who have reported it.
[Nexus One Android Development] inffy:
Ah it works that way :P Pretty much a noob with these.

But yeah tested the way you said and it works.
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
Looking forward to it!
[Nexus One Android Development] john206:
nice job!

However, wired tethering says your kernel is not compatible?:confused:
[Nexus One Android Development] MingoChang:
What app did you use for monitoring the CPU frequency? I can't find such an app in the market...
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
setcpu works well
[Nexus One Android Development] NeoS:
Hmm. My Nexus' battery level is going doing fairly quickly too. Charged my device fully last night, and shut it down. This morning i booted it, read a fe e-mails and now, in about 3 hours, went from 100% to 85% while doing nothing serious. No WiFi, no calling, no surfing the web, nothing.

Running CM 5.0.2-N1 by the way with ERE36B.
[Nexus One Android Development] Oletros:
I have the same problem, cpu speed doesn't change it's stuck at 998MHz
[Nexus One Android Development] MingoChang:
This app is used to over clock the cpu, it can also monitor the frequency at background and then give a report of the history? I'm going to download it and conduct the same experiment tonight...
[Nexus One Android Development] sijones_uk:
for the people using setcpu, have you loaded the app and then given it a little time to settle then click refresh.

On mine only when i refresh does it go lower...
[Nexus One Android Development] fegato:
same problem here
[Nexus One Android Development] Oletros:
Yes, I have waited and it doesn't change
[Nexus One Android Development] 3Shirts:
Same here. Seems to be running flat out all the time
[Nexus One Android Development] Driskol:
Im using setcpu on autodetects and works well :)
[Nexus One Android Development] lxrose:
I think the kernel is okay to write, but the ramdisk is not, that's why adb is lost. (It is set in default.prop, which is on the ramdisk, not in the kernel.)

I don't think the system would flash the kernel in half, if yes, that would work very unstable.

However I don't understand why it works fine for some people.
[Nexus One Android Development] daveid:
Odd, my N1 is running 5.0.3.1 and right now is plugged in to my PC via USB, it is not charging and it is sleeping. The CPU is running at 162.54 according to /proc/cpuinfo. So it is definitely clocked down when idle.

Also, I don't think the battery has been significantly lower with 5.0.3.1 than it was with 5.0.2, or vs. stock.

Just to be sure, I woke my phone, launched a website and the CPU clocked to 662.40, locked the screen back up, and it dropped to 162.54 again.
[Nexus One Android Development] m00moo:
i dont think thats correct anyways.

I've tried the same thing many times and i can overload the whole system with games videos and it would still show 162.
[Nexus One Android Development] amwayorlando:
i have a backup of my apn by adb

adb pull /system/etc/apns-conf.xml D:\android\APN\

then you can open it in notepad

when i flash new rom i use

adb push D:\android\APN\apns-conf.xml /system/etc/

BUT then when i get to google log in i go to apn settings and its blank

just press menu and select RESTORE DEFAULTS and hey presto its there

This is from sitimber. It worked for me.
[Nexus One Android Development] daveid:
Really, if I start a game it shows it going between 162 and 662, same as when I run Benchmark PI, once it is idle it goes back to 162. So clocking is taking place, and I never saw 998... I just thought that was how you check the speed. ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] optmkleung:
5.0.3.1 have poor touch sensitivity compare to 5.0.2. What's wrong??

I try to wipe and flash each version twice, still have the same result.
[Nexus One Android Development] cyborg_001:
What's the whole point?

**I fully know I'm going to get skinned alive for asking this**

Guys what's the whole point of rooting and getting these roms on if all they give are more headaches and issues? I mean how much fast do you want your phone to get? My stock N1 works just fine and for super speeds I hope to be alive till 2020!!

I mean I will root in a second if someone tells me what do these roms achieve cos money is not the issue. I can't find the answers anywhere cos these threads are very technically worded and I just get lost in the maze. I can afford to fry 20 N1's if I have to. Just that I hate unnecessary headache!

Swear at me if you must but put a line or two of answers in between please.
[Nexus One Android Development] rheza02:
no need to root then, its only for them who think their nexus one not enough FAST!
[Nexus One Android Development] daveid:
Number 1 for me, themes.

Number 2 for me, the ability to remove unwanted stock apps.

Number 3, feature enhancements released before being implemented by Google.

Of course; tethering, backup/restore features, Flac audio support, etc.
[Nexus One Android Development] graphreak:
Pretty much off-topic Q and A.

All the fun -in these forums- (mind you, it's just my opinion) is to load the latest in

advancements/features/innovations/modifications/speed/tricks/twists,

be it buggy or has headaches or issues.

But then, hey, as its said- no pain, no gain.

And then again, most of us are here -I feel- to see what each innovation achieves for themselves.

So, if one is looking for stock ROMs 'only',

what would they be doing here on a forum which is decidedly

NOT Stock oriented?

HTC/Google websites would be the best place for that.
[Nexus One Android Development] darx:
I think he knows why he is here...he is just looking for some extra answers on what rooting actually does. I have been reading a lot about rooting and have done my fair share of cracking on other devices, but the front page of a thread like this doesn't exactly explain much.

I understand his confusion completely. I would like to root my N1 as well but people just say "tether" and "customizability". It's also hard to find an example or screenshots of someones rooted phone. In general finding info on android is much harder than other popular platforms. Xda is a great resource thus far for me.
[Nexus One Android Development] erinata:
I dun think it is all about speed. I root my phone because I want to use those apps that require root access. If the only benefit you can get (or care about) from flashing rom is speed, and you think the benefit is too small compare to your headache, stock rom is a good choice.
[Nexus One Android Development] 3Shirts:
This thread is specifically about CyanogenMod-5, one particular rom. It is not supposed to, nor does it, explain or discuss the benefits of rooting. I appreciate your quest for answers but this is not the thread. I suggest the Nexus One General forum on here, rather than a thread in the development section
[Nexus One Android Development] landstander:
The ability to make proper backups (a la Titanium Backup and nandroid), including all applications plus their associated data. Access to another application's data is something which the stock Android security model prohibits, unless an app takes explicit action to expose it (which isn't usually the case).

Reinstalling applications, protected or otherwise, after a failure or factory reset isn't a big deal... assuming the beastie is still available via Android Market. The associated loss of data, however, is much more serious IMO.
[Nexus One Android Development] shmigao:
this discussion definitely should not be in any specific ROM thread, because people come to this thread to read and exchange ideas about this particular ROM, not about whether or not to root.

move the discussion to general, where you could start a thread like "why should I root my phone?" - it is actually a good topic... just not here.

i have to root my phone because:

- i can't get paid apps in China

- i can't get google navigation outside the USA

- i am behind the great firewall of china, and can use openvpn only with root
[Nexus One Android Development] 3bs:
There's plenty of screenshots of modded N1s here:

Clicky
[Nexus One Android Development] humancyborg:
Tethering. Nuff said
[Nexus One Android Development] spyz88:
Does anyone know why when I have my phone plugged in via USB its not charging?

I'm of course using cm-5.0.3.1. Its driving me nuts.

UPDATE: Nevermind. Should have read whole thread.
[Nexus One Android Development] 3bs:
Just realized my power button no longer locks the screen. It'll unlock fine and the long press options work but I have to wait for the screen to time out to shut the screen off/lock off. Any ideas?
[Nexus One Android Development] eug89:
Hi cyanogen these nexus one roms are incredibly fast and stable :D I think it would be great to have some extra options in the browser like there were in the old donut one made by loccy, now that we have MT and double tap zoom the old zoom buttons are just useless, also an option to hide the status bar while browsing would be good:)

One last thing... I've installed the OS monitor I've found in the market and in the message tab I get these errors:

02/22/2010 17:24:11 [ERROR] msm_i2c msm_i2c.0: Transaction timed out
02/22/2010 17:24:11 [ERROR] msm_i2c msm_i2c.0: Error during data xfer (-110)
02/22/2010 17:24:11 [ERROR] tps65023 0-0048: Write for reg 0x6 failed
02/22/2010 17:24:11 [ERROR] acpuclock: Unable to drop ACPU VDD.

and these:

02/22/2010 17:26:00 [ERROR] msm_i2c msm_i2c.0: error, status 43c8
02/22/2010 17:26:00 [ERROR] msm_i2c msm_i2c.0: Error during data xfer (-5)
02/22/2010 17:26:00 [ERROR] tps65023 0-0048: Write for reg 0x6 failed
02/22/2010 17:26:00 [ERROR] acpuclock: Unable to increase ACPU VDD.

I know by reading the undervolted kernel thread that these errors are caused by the undervolting but... I'm running the "stock" cm-5.0.3.1 kernel, I just wanted you to know about this
[Nexus One Android Development] alishankiti:
widget disappearing

My widgets disappear randomly with this ROM. it doesn't happen a lot. also I still get the force close application launcher on startup.

other than that this ROM is really fast and fun to use.
[Nexus One Android Development] krumb:
ditto on the launcher force close...i've found that when i attempt to use the phone soon after startup, this tends to happen. if i let it sit for a few seconds, all is well.
[Nexus One Android Development] gururise:
SetCPU changes some of the default parameters for frequency scaling. The default values for SetCPU will force the N1 processor to stay at 998mhz. I believe this is an issue with SetCPU, not with CM. You can adjust the advanced settings on SetCPU and you'll notice that the frequency will scale down.. I've yet to find a good set of parameters that allows for fast frequency scaling without a lot of latency on SetCPU. I strongly believe the defaults cooked into the CM Kernel are the best.
[Nexus One Android Development] deprecate:
Has sending MMS on ATT (resizing) been fixed with this release? I have scanned through all the new posts since visiting this thread but have not noticed any mention yet :)

Sometimes I wonder why each release doesn't get its own thread. 366 pages is a lot to digest/sift through to figure out where the talk stops for each release and starts for the next. :D
[Nexus One Android Development] andonnguyen:
lol @ each release getting it own thread. we might as well dedicate a sub-forum for cyanogenmod. it probably wouldnt be wise to have a thread for 5.0.3 then have another thread for 5.0.3.1 five minutes later. as for the picture size for mms on at&t have you tried lowering the picture quality and size?

Camera > Settings > Picture size

You have the options of 5M, 3M, 2M and 1M pixels. Try setting it lower to 2M or 1M.

Camera > Settings > Picture quality

You have the options of Super fine, fine, and normal. Try setting it to fine or normal.
[Nexus One Android Development] CaliLove310:
I decided to skip on 5.0.3 because of the error I was getting (up there). Now that 5.0.3.1 is out I tried flashing that over 5.0.2 but I am getting this error:

E: Error finishing BOOT:

E: Failure at line 234

write_raw_image PACKAGE:boot.img BOOT:

Installation Aborted
[Nexus One Android Development] manteka:
anyone have a problem with the browser? after flashing the rom the "fit to web page" doesn't seem to work. its gone safari style with no compression in the words.
[Nexus One Android Development] deprecate:
Perhaps a new thread is overkill...but each new milestone might need one. Yes there are changelogs one can read but people find all sorts of oddities they report and with how popular his roms are, the threads add up quick.

I vanish on the weekends for roadtrips/climbing so I have to play catchup on a cubic ****ton of posts with the hopes that someone posted something of use and not the usual "how do i root" type of posts...perhaps a selfish request :)

It might be a good work around but not a solution. This issue was not present in the beta roms so something has changed.
[Nexus One Android Development] gtrplr71:
redownload file made be a bad DL looks like there is no boot image.
[Nexus One Android Development] CaliLove310:
I've tried this. Checked the MD5 each time, and each time it matches up perfectly
[Nexus One Android Development] bcherb2:
Subforums dedicated to major contributors or ROM's really wouldn't be a bad idea....
[Nexus One Android Development] DOHCtor:
Any of you guys able to successfully connect your pc/laptop via wireless tether? It's not working for me.

win7 x64
[Nexus One Android Development] krumb:
working here
[Nexus One Android Development] ggrant3876:
Awesome job, some beers on the way.
[Nexus One Android Development] McFroger3:
Anyone else having an issue with the radio on the newest update?

I have signal but I lose data connection. And it seems to go away for a while, and it seems to happen when I try to use the data service.
[Nexus One Android Development] allen099:
Battery stops charging?

Hi everyone. Just wanted to first say thanks for your help with rooting/installing modded ROMs. Although I never posted, I have been reading a ton and I appreciate everyone's know-how.

I've got a Nexus One running Cyanogen 5.0.3.1 w/ Amon_Ra 1.6.0 recovery; I think it was with installing the cyanogen mod where my battery will randomly stop charging. I have it plugged into the wall or the computer, and the green/orange light is on, but there's no charging battery icon. It just sits there. I can remedy this temporarily by booting into Recovery and wiping the battery stats...but clearly that's not a permanent solution.

Is anyone else experiencing this or have any suggestions? I'm a n00b to modding Android phones, but very technically saavy.

Thanks very much!

edit: The phone has been at 99% for about 15 mins. while plugged into my laptop. I guess it is charging, but maybe the firmware doesn't see the correct charge. This happened to me last night, and it was stuck at about 60% too.
[Nexus One Android Development] gunnner:
Yes, exactly this is happening to me on T-Mobile USA with the latest (ERE36) radio.
[Nexus One Android Development] McFroger3:
Yup I also have the latest radio and t-mobile USA. I guess ill go to the desire rom for a bit till cyan updates the rom again.
[Nexus One Android Development] chronzz:
do i need to flash my radio to ERE36B to use this rom or can i stay on ERE27
[Nexus One Android Development] rookie1082:
I have the same problem since going to 5.0.3.1...

noticed it last night, and got a little worried lol.
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
You can stay on ERE27
[Nexus One Android Development] zitseng:
I am on 5.0.3.1 too, and I don't know at which point these symptoms appeared, but I am noticing it now anyway. When the phone is up and running, and battery is at, say 96%, the phone doesn't seem to charge. The status light is green, the battery information says batt is full, and it's not charging. But once I shutdown the phone, the status light becomes orange again (thus indicating it is charging), and can continue to be so for another 30 mins or thereabouts. When I turn the phone back on, the battery stats says 100%.

I'm wondering if the OS is perhaps telling the phone to stop charging? Is this something like trickle charge? (Well, except that it hasn't been trickle charging with any result for the longest time since 96%...)