yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One Android Development] jerbarton:
Did you have apps2sd enabled on a previous install? If so, you have to re-do it while the boot loop is happening to restore it... push 04apps2sd, e2fsck, and libext2fs.so, chmod the first two, and make the /system/sd directory.
[Nexus One Android Development] jerbarton:
Does cm allow for a custom userinit.sh or comperable? If so you can put the command to chmod it in there, i believe. As for the number/enter keys, try better teminal emulator magic. works like a charm for me.
[Nexus One Android Development] JD82:
Today I received my N1 and I have already installed the latest Cyanogen :D.

Everything seems to work perfectly, I have only one doubt regarding the amount of total RAM:

# free
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 395328 382136 13192 0 972
Swap: 0 0 0
Total: 395328 382136 13192

There should be about 512MB?

To flash the ROM I have scrupulously followed the wiki on Cyanogen's site.

My kernel version:

2.6.29.6-cyanogenmod
shade@toxygene #1
[Nexus One Android Development] jdoo:
^ the 512 is also used for other stuff like the radio hardware. you've got everything going as it should be.
[Nexus One Android Development] JD82:
Thanks, now I'm less concerned :)
[Nexus One Android Development] ryusaeba:
Although I didn't flash CyanogenMod-5's v5.0.2 ROM, but I had a similar experience with flashing Enomther's v1.6.1 and got stuck on the splashing screen infinitely. The fix for me was to back up my SD card data onto my computer and then reformat the SD card from the phone. Give it a try and hope it works for you.
[Nexus One Android Development] Break Action:
cyanogen

Can i give you APN Setting for all Belarussian Mobile Operators?

And may i ask you, if it possible, where i can find locale setting for widgets? (I want to use Russian News/Weather, but i want to leave English Interface, cas English is best language for Interfaces).
[Nexus One Android Development] JD82:
A strange thing is happened: it vanished the column of paid apps.

They are present "just in" and in the research, but the column is missing.

Any suggestions?
[Nexus One Android Development] simms22:
go into your settings, into wireless settings, into mobile setting... is use only 2g checked? if not, turn on only 2g. wait a minute or two until it says E again. then uncheck it, turn off 2g only. your 3g will hopefully start working at this point. sometimes my g1 and nexus will get "stuck" on edge. i just turn the 2g on and off, and it always helps.
[Nexus One Android Development] markimar:
My battery life has decreased since stable build shows android system at 62% what would cause that to be so high?
[Nexus One Android Development] distortedloop:
Mine gets stuck on EDGE frequently as well.

I can get it to go onto 3g just by going to settings, wireless & network settings, mobile networks, network operators. No other steps needed, it just rescans what's out there and latches on to the 3G signal automatically without having to change any settings.
[Nexus One Android Development] JHaste:
I am still boot looping on CM5... enom's rom boots fine though... any ideas or is this happening to anyone else?
[Nexus One Android Development] FettsVett:
I've noticed the android system power consumption being a higher percentage, usually in the 25-30% range, but I've also noticed increased overall battery life.

I think that because other things have reduced the amount of power draw the system just becomes the biggest draw.
[Nexus One Android Development] simms22:
yea, that works too ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] rmrector:
Correct, 16-bit only, no 24-bit. No 8-bit, either.

Compression has very very little effect on battery life. My completely unscientific tests (on a MyTouch) say that playing FLAC nonstop from fully charged to battery dead, the compression has only minimal affect, under 10 minutes difference. And by unscientific I mean that I only tried -1 and -8 once each, with the same album. So there's a good chance that 10 minute difference was because of 3G wonkiness, or something other than decoding. Also, it could be the opposite, and maybe it had a larger (20 min) effect. But still not really a significant amount. And on the Snapdragon rather than that crappy MSM72xx the MyTouch has, it will likely matter even less.

libFLAC, which is used in this patch for decoding, does not support ID3 tags, but if your files have proper Vorbis comments it will look the same to the music player as an ogg or mp3. Vorbis comments are the default for any decent ripper (probably all rippers, but I can't say 10%), and ID3-in-FLAC was a scary hack and isn't used much at all, so unless you went out of your way to include ID3 and not Vorbis comments, it should be just fine.

ReplayGain is not supported in this patch. While I'm normally a big fan of RG tags for my music, and prefer most players to support, I haven't really missed it for portable players, including Android phones. Unless you are using this phone as a player connected to your stereo, I would suggest going without RG for a bit and seeing how much you miss it. That would be preferable to negating the "lossless"ness of your FLAC files by applying RG to the audio data.

Edit: Sweet! And thanks for giving me a reason to dig around in the code for this patch. It's given me some good ideas to improve a project I'm working on.
[Nexus One Android Development] distortedloop:
I wonder how accurate those readings are.

In the last couple of minutes, all of my percentages added up to only 89%, and then a few minutes later to 103%.

So if it shows my Android System as 13%, what does it actually mean? 13% of what? (ie., 13% of what battery life's been used so far?)

You can press and hold those categories and it gives you more details like how much CPU time, how much data in/out, and what various background processes fall into that label/category.

Android System, on mine, lists a bunch of sync services and stuff like that, so it seems to be stuff that might be firing up the radios, which would draw more power than other processes that don't. In the end, wouldn't it just depend on what features you've got running?
[Nexus One Android Development] lessthanjoey:
I think something is going on. I'm also 2G everywhere in the bay area.
[Nexus One Android Development] kombinatorics:
Multi-touch on the Browser does not work

I followed the instructions and installed the CM update. It turns out that multi touch on the browser does not work. Here is the information in the about screen.

Basebandversion: 32.26.00.24U_4.04.03_2

Kernel version 2.6.29.6-cyanogenmod shade@toxygene #1

Mod version: CyanogenMod-5.0.2-N1

Build number: ERE36B

Is this a known issue with the Browser. I installed the google addons as per the original instructions.
[Nexus One Android Development] chirayu:
I did figure that workaround out already and I am doing that for the time being but it consistently keeps getting stuck at EDGE/2G this is getting annoying. I am not sure what has caused this to happened. Maybe one of you coder geeks can see if this is a bug.

Thanks in advance!
[Nexus One Android Development] chirayu:
Ahh So I am not the only one joey I am in Fremont/Pleasanton area
[Nexus One Android Development] dandv:
Poll: stuck on EDGE?

View Poll Results: Does your N1 with CM5.0.2 remain stuck on EDGE when you go back in an area with 3G?
[Nexus One Android Development] simms22:
mine gets stuck like once every week or two. sometimes not for months, sometimes a little more often. ever since oct 2008, when i got the g1, its happened. it hasnt got to a point to where it annoys me, its just not that often. if it was constant, that would be annoying. maybe its something thats coming out of the 3g tower? some data getting corrupted or something(ive noticed that corrupted data can wreak havok with andriod apps).
[Nexus One Android Development] H0CKEY:
well i installed this ROM and now i have no Market app in the phone....didi i miss something ???
[Nexus One Android Development] FettsVett:
Read the part about the Google bits... Be careful when you flash to READ EVERYTHING - you can mess up your phone if you don't.
[Nexus One Android Development] britoso:
Can someone using 5.0.2-N1 post exactly how much RAM and ROM (internal/data) space is available with this release.

I'm guessing:

RAM: 386MB (as per http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=5652443&highlight=RAM#post5652443 )

ROM: 196+40MB=236MB

Thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] landstander:
I finally rooted my N1 (which replaced a MT3G running CM 4.2.x) last night, and as expected this ROM is awesome! Thank you Cyanogen, for all your hard (and often seemingly unappreciated) work.

A case of beer is on the way, my friend. :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Legaleye3000:
When listening to music and receiving a SMS, I do not get any audio alerts... Is this normal? (was listening through headphones if that makes a difference)
[Nexus One Android Development] cyanogen:
It probably makes a difference. Audio routing in Android is tricky, and it's probably the same in the stock system images.
[Nexus One Android Development] Legaleye3000:
Weird... So if my phone is in my pocket and I'm listening through headphones to music, and I receive a SMS or email, there is no way to know!? Hope Google fixes soon :(

Cyanogen- Is that an easy fix/add-on that you could add to your ROM?
[Nexus One Android Development] simms22:
i just tried, i get the alerts through my headphones(and speaker) while listening to music. music stops for a sec and the notification goes through. i tried gmail, sms/mms, and gtalk. all native apps. what are you using for your messaging app?
[Nexus One Android Development] Legaleye3000:
^^ Weird- so music pauses and you get an actual alert tone? I'll try again tomorrow, but earlier, I got a SMS and nothing...

Does it matter if you're already in the Messaging app? For example, maybe you wouldn't get an audio alert if you're already in the Messaging app because if you're already in the Messaging app, its assumed you are already looking at the screen, etc... ?
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
Same here, not having any issues with notifications when listening to music
[Nexus One Android Development] simms22:
still got the notification while the app is open and listening to music through my headphones. i like these kinds of tests! maybe your notification volume was down?
[Nexus One Android Development] Legaleye3000:
Hmm... I'll check again tomorrow and report back. Thanks for the quick help and replies!
[Nexus One Android Development] rheza02:
when we can expect next version ?

any known features for next release ?

:D
[Nexus One Android Development] ztmike:
I am completey lost on what to do to install this, I'm not about to go through 200+ pages to see if someone mentioned a noob how-to for windows users.

I installed superboot or something earlier tonight, but this one sounds better.

Why isn't there a Youtube video for this? This **** is just retarded how difficult it is to do, and no one seems to even have a noob guide..WTF

Yet for Droid users there is a **** load of guides.
[Nexus One Android Development] jeffokada81:
I am able to listen to music and get a sms alert or email alert.
[Nexus One Android Development] csczero:
do i really need to update my radio or its fine stock?
[Nexus One Android Development] simms22:
deleted by me, sorry.
[Nexus One Android Development] noodles12:
Had to wipe even coming from beta 5. New radio deci intel improved my battery life. End of the day still at 25% instead of the normal 0% I Have
[Nexus One Android Development] mark925:
Hopefully this helps:

1) Install drivers for ADB on your computer

2) Unlock the bootloader

3) Install Recovery

4) Install Cyanogen 5.0.2 (to install boot into recovery to install)

5) Install Google Addon (latest is ERE36B) (to install boot into recovery to install)
[Nexus One Android Development] telee:
I guess 2.5) Root the phone..
[Nexus One Android Development] csczero:
can someone please tell me if i need to update my radio or not??
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
For really good step by step instruction check out the following link: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php/Full_Update_Guide_-_Nexus_One_Firmware_to_CyanogenMod
[Nexus One Android Development] mrandroid:
It's not necessary but recommended... It's supposed to include a 3G fix.
[Nexus One Android Development] geovass:
You don't need that, as Cyanogen's ROM is already rooted.
[Nexus One Android Development] telee:
That's step 4.. :rolleyes:
[Nexus One Android Development] ruZZ.il:
If it seems so retardedly difficult maybe you shouldn't do it? What do you want next, for cyanogen to come make you coffee? WTF people how demanding can you be.. sorry but geez..... besides, as has already been pointed out, links are in the first post. How retardedly simple. Who's Mr. Funny now?
[Nexus One Android Development] karthikjr:
Wow. Take a deep breath. This is not Google Support or HTC Support.

And no one's forcing you to install this, my friend.

It's your choice.

And if you DO want to install this, do read the first post properly.

It's all you'll need. And if that doesn't work, check out the wiki,

which is also linked from the first post. If there's still things

you need help with, come back here, and ask nicely. It helps :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Dayzee:
Just a sensible reminder for all. These proceedures can potentially brick your phone. The manufacturers wash their hands of all responsibility if you decide (and it is FULLY your decision) to mess with unlocking your bootloader and root to install custom ROMs.

I therefore have to say that in the light of all that, if you genuinely find it too difficult to make sense of the first post and think all this is "retarded" you really really should NOT be rooting and romming.

There is only so much help a forum SHOULD give to people who are really not equipped to root and rom. Heaven knows, they will be the first to jump on here and complain laying blame everywhere else but themselves if they mess up their phone. :)
[Nexus One Android Development] lxrose:
I don't know if it is already answered, but you can check the config file of the market app in /data/data/com.android.vending/shared_prefs/vending_preferences.xml You should fine a setting that is related to paid apps.
[Nexus One Android Development] JD82:
Thank you for your reply, it was not already answered.

Unfortunately I already made a wipe :(.

Thanks anyway :).
[Nexus One Android Development] landstander:
Please pardon the bluntness, but if it's not worth your time to seek out and at least attempt to understand the existing information, then you really shouldn't be rooting your N1 in the first place.

There is, after all, a small (but very real) possibility of bricking the device if you don't do it correctly. Cyanogen owes you exactly nothing should this occur, as the decision to take the risk without knowing what you're doing is entirely your own.
[Nexus One Android Development] rasmusjv:
I've now installed CyanogenMod-5 for Nexus One (STABLE) [02/14/2010 / 5.0.2] everything works. But.. yes always a but. Whenever I go to the dialer the Voicemail button is gone. There is only a "+" sign instead, I have added the Voicemail in Settings and it's accepted and rebooted as usual before trying to use the Voicemail button. What's up with this? Anyone who can help me get the Voicemail button working?

Br

RasmusJV, Denmark
[Nexus One Android Development] detox702:
I apologize in advance if this has already been answsered, I just need a little clarification. The first post is no help, and neither is the wiki.

Are these steps correct? (Upgrading from 5.0b4)

1. Install CM-5.0.2

2. Install Passion Apps 36b

3. Fastboot radio

4. Install theme (Manup's NexTheme)

This seems to be the logical order, I just don't want to mess something up by doing it out of order.

Edit: Also, do I need to do any backup (besides the Nand, of course) of like my apps or anything, or does it work just like an update on the MT3G?
[Nexus One Android Development] risterdid:
are you using a theme? if so the "+" is a softkey to add a new contact and by holding down the "1" button it will automatically direct you to voicemail
[Nexus One Android Development] rasmusjv:
No, no theme. How can I use the "+" sign? When I click it nothing happens :-(

Thanks.

- RasmusJV
[Nexus One Android Development] risterdid:
it should already be backed up. have you enabled auto sync to google? btw those steps are cool. i usually install the theme after everything is rebooted to see if the rom is functioning right. just my .02
[Nexus One Android Development] risterdid:
dial any number then press the "+" it should direct you to contacts.
[Nexus One Android Development] landstander:
Press Menu at the dialer screen, select preferences, and then set Left Action Button (the very top entry) to Voicemail.
[Nexus One Android Development] SpyderMS:
Don't know if anyone already posted this, but here are the Terminal commands to get JIT enabled, if you don't have access to ADB

su
cp /system/build.prop /sdcard

*Edit build.prop with notepad

su
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
cp /sdcard/build.prop /system
reboot
[Nexus One Android Development] siraltus:
Edit: Deleted (double post).
[Nexus One Android Development] cyanogen:
Yeah, thats why it's not enabled by default. Tons of potential there though, and I hope we see some fresh code from the Dalvik guys soon.
[Nexus One Android Development] siraltus:
Power Button No Longer Turns Off Screen

After flashing this ROM in, my power button no longer turns off the screen. The screen still turns off when the screen lock timer elapses, and I can turn the screen back on with the power button, but I cannot use the power button to turn the screen off - when I press it, simply nothing happens.

Help? :(
[Nexus One Android Development] SpyderMS:
Cyanogen (or anyone for that matter), just wondering, with Android, if process in the background truely don't use memory/cpu cycles, then why, after installing 80+ apps, does the phone slow down significantly? When you start on a fresh build after a wipe, the phone is crazy fast, but after installing all my apps, it's noticeably slower. I find that very odd. Not sure if JIT has even sped it up to where it was when I first flashed (haven't played with it enough yet).

works for me man. Try wiping and reflashing.
[Nexus One Android Development] markimar:
Cyan does it again!

Great job

Now we just need to help meltus get the sound and volume up to par and we'll be set!
[Nexus One Android Development] clandest:
Where do you delete the cache? Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] seraph1024:
Yeah JIT is enabled
[Nexus One Android Development] mikroN1:
Originally Posted by timbadia

Same happened to me ... went into Spare Parts, selected alternate behavior for "End Button Behavior" and select "Go To Sleep" ... that fixed it for me
[Nexus One Android Development] Mikey:
Cyan, would you like for me to do anything wit your post 1 and post 8?
[Nexus One Android Development] N3xt2N0N3:
good job Cyanogen
[Nexus One Android Development] SiNJiN76:
It seems that the accelerometer gets stuck if the phone is rotated quickly. In Gallery...when I turn my phone from portrait to landscape in my normal slip of the phone...it doesn't go. If I slowly rotate the phone...then at about 45 degrees, it will flip over.
[Nexus One Android Development] jtn7040:
do u have fancy rotate or anything like that turned on?
[Nexus One Android Development] sinbonders:
Thanks for the tip. I just used this to switch from jit to fast directly on the phone. Just copied to /sdcard, edited with Astro (needed to ad .prop as a test filetype) and rebooted.

A lot better than reflashing everything over just to switch JIT off, just to be safe.

I haven't really had much stability issues even with JIT on. Battery life seemed fine too. from 100% to 83% with 6 hours of pretty light usage (checking e-mails, texts, and a few sites.)
[Nexus One Android Development] CDRacingZX6R:
I was starting to have tons of problems as I installed applications, etc back onto my phone.

So I flashed it back to the stock rom, then wiped, and updated to CM 5.0 and it seemed to have fixed most of the issues. (Before it was Beacon, enothers, Beta 1, and beta 2).

So far so good. The speeds are blazing fast!
[Nexus One Android Development] SiNJiN76:
The only thing I've done is to turn off the Baltic feedback. Everything else is default. It seems to work like normal after a reboot. But then a Few minutes later, it exhibits the same behavior.
[Nexus One Android Development] RussianSolja:
indeed cyan. good job on the rom! i love it. :) thank you. cant wait to see what else you have up your sleeve.
[Nexus One Android Development] SiNJiN76:
I also noticed that in Robo Defense Upgrade screen...the text lines are taking up 3 lines of space instead of the usual 2. Name of upgrade and then below, the description. The description is all jumbled...still functions...but it's not normal. Just an FYI...I know this is a beta.
[Nexus One Android Development] Wysie:
It's a nice and stable ROM, but I get random reboots (with or without JIT). Hope it can be fixed soon! :D
[Nexus One Android Development] Bamdroid:
..Ive been using my Baconator for almost 24 hrs, and NO problems whatsoever, and this thing FLIES....or should i say...FRY?? GOOD JOB CYANOGEN..F*** BUYING YOU A BEER...LETS GET HIM A DISTILLERY!!!!!:cool:
[Nexus One Android Development] detox702:
Ahh, yeah. Reboot. I didn't put that in, but I always do the same.
[Nexus One Android Development] britoso:
bump (got lost 3 pages ago. Next time I'll try a new thread)
[Nexus One Android Development] mikebeatrice:
you shouldn't start a new thread. and bumps make people want to reply even less

plus.. you pretty much answered your own question in your post
[Nexus One Android Development] britoso:
Thats just a guess though. Was wondering if Apps2SD is still needed. IMO it is still needed if the ROM space is only 236MB.
[Nexus One Android Development] Break Action:
Help pls, what password is standart for dropbear in cyangenmod?

With Great Regards
[Nexus One Android Development] JayQ8:
Thanks for the great mod ! but one Q tho..

I can see the huge difference in RAM usage compared to stock rom in nexus one..

but in the other hand, I have noticed that response time has been reduced as well (which isnt a good thing)..

I used SetCPU benchmarking in both stock ROM and Cyanogen mod..in N1

Stock gives some 249ms reading .. while Cyanogen 360ms more or less..

any thoughts?
[Nexus One Android Development] xkonni:
correct. but can easily be fixed:

adb remount
adb shell chmod 6755 /system/xbin/su
[Nexus One Android Development] tiptoekirk:
I am having an issue with the power button also... I can not for life of me get the phone to go to sleep by pressing the power button on top anymore. i can hold it down and it comes up with options to turn off phone and what not but cant get it to sleep. I have to let the display go out and then shut off to put it to sleep. any work around??
[Nexus One Android Development] mikebeatrice:
Did you go into spare parts and set up your end button behavior to go to sleep when you press it?

If not, you would have found that this "problem" has been asked and answered about a billion times in this thread and you should *facepalm* yourself. (especially since it's just a configurable setting) :-)

If you did that already... then that's a new problem and not what we're talking about with the sleep/wakeup issue.
[Nexus One Android Development] DaveKid:
wait wait...are you sure. I haven't lost root.
[Nexus One Android Development] MaverickPS:
Well my weather widget from "Beautiful Widgets" updated, and now I am stuck in a reboot loop. phone starts up and hangs, even after I unlock it and hit the power button and tell it to turn off, it reboots before the power off command can complete. Had to pull the battery to get back to recovery bootloader and do a restore.

Reverting back to beta4. MAybe I need to do a full wipe then load the stable version. I just dont want to loose all my apps/settings.

EDIT

wanted to clarify, I loaded the Stable last night and was fine till just now when I did the app update. So I am not sure thats what did it, but its the last thing i changed before it went wonkers.