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[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I pride myself on search capability and for the life of me, compatibility mode regarding the N1 totally escapes me and I could not find any relevant information searching XDA-Developers or just googling. Sorry :( That said, I will go the distance to make this work. Not a big deal for me to basically Nandroid backup and install anything. Maybe just try a clean CM 5.0.7. Has been a bust with Pauls Alpha Desires as well as kitchen baked 5.0.6 CM with Desire camera.

EDIT: Decided to try KangoRama to install clean, then try your kernel again. Hopefully someone will chime in regarding compatibility mode. I looked at spare parts and saw no references to that.

Edit #2: Wow...spare parts has way more stuff now. It's like a new app. Seems 75% of what I now see after installing Kang was missing in prior spare parts. YES...Compatibility mode is here and it is checked.

Edit#3: Fireball is installed. Yay team. Compatibility mode was not on Pauls kitchen baked spare parts. It was really a meager app, compared to what I now see. Anyways, on to test. Charging up and will go from there.

Thanks for steering me in a direction other than already tried, BTW.
[Nexus One Android Development] usc911:
Gr8gorilla:

fully wiped> 5.0.6> your kernel. It seems fine now. That was a very odd bug. I lost both right soft keys and I had 6 people call me today saying they got one ring and went straight to voicemail.

If you want any output log let me know.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I just installed the Kangorama latest beta .7b1 and FINALLY have wifi working, using Fireball kernel. Took a basic clean install, wiping data as well as caches and battery stats. This version has a zip patch for desire camera which need to be installed directly after flashing the main ROM. I rebooted and wifi worked. I was clicking around and it did a spontaneous reboot on it's own, but has been rock solid. Linpack has me at 8.202 MFLOPS using the Fireball kernal.

Yes...a LOT of work, BTW :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
if you have log then by all means send it.
[Nexus One Android Development] kamasi36:
Good you got it working. I figured you had wiped everything initially before you flashed it the first time. I always wipe everything batery, cache, battery stats, ext. etc. Now if we can just get it working right on A22. Wifi works but set cpu doesn't detect root, everything else does. (detects root)
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
You could always pull the cpu_max text file and set it to the max voltage and then push it back. There is a thread here about set cpu that I started and Persiansowns listed where the file can be found. I can't remember it off the top of my head.
[Nexus One Android Development] Eclair~:
Guys, all of this wiping and flashing isn't exactly needed. Wifi wasn't working correctly for me when I flashed this kernel over the Desire r22 - I simply pushed through bcm##.ko back into place (after deleting the one previously there)love and everything went smoothly. SetCpu also did not have problems detecting root as stated by a poster above me..
[Nexus One Android Development] superg81:
been on this since day one and no issues
[Nexus One Android Development] antiochasylum:
How did you push the new file? Where did you pull the old one from and where did you put the new one?
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
If you read my priors, all the adb pushings and fastboot flashing was to no avail for me. I typically install all the kernel updates via that method, and not via update.zip. I prefer to keep copying files to my SD card at a minimum. Anyways, when Desire version 23 or Beta 1 if Paul decides to start over numbering, gets released, I will try again. My feeling is somehow, prior version of spare parts had me running in compatibility mode, which our fearless leader here brought up as a possibility to my wifi non install. I suppose I could turn it back on, and try to prove it was that.....yeah right :D
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Assuming you have Android SDK on your computer, for adb and fastboot commands, simply follow these directions. Unzip the kernel, and look in kernel folder for zImage and in system folder drill down to lib/modules and find the bcm4329.ko file which specifically addresses wifi.

Place zImage and bcm4329.ko in your folder on your PC containing the SDK files and from a CMD folder see below.

Instructions (from command line):

1.) adb remount

2.) adb push bcm4329.ko /system/lib/modules

3.) adb reboot bootloader

4.) fastboot flash zimage zImage

5.) fastboot reboot

*please note the instructions...push the wifi driver BEFORE rebooting for flashing zImage...if your wifi is turned on when you reboot before you pushed the wifi driver for the kernel, there is a chance that you will go into a bootloop due to the incompatible wifi driver!
[Nexus One Android Development] kamasi36:
Yep worked. Even a youngster can teach us old heads new tricks. Everything is everything. Set CPU is a all good now. Guess I should of did it the old school way instead of the zip. For those who don't understand what he means let me put it in layman terms. Get rid of the old bcm4329.ko file in your tools folder, put a fresh one in there from the zip file and put the zimage in the tool folder as well then follow the prompts to listed in the beginning of thread or on this page. i did not have to wipe and do all that other stuff, flashed it over termana's kernel on A22 and all is well.
[Nexus One Android Development] kamasi36:
Try it again following Eclair instructions. All is well now. Set CPU is working too.
[Nexus One Android Development] LevitateJay:
I tried this and still no wifi on Desire r22... Am I ment to be pushing the bcm file to a different directory on this rom?
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Has to be a software issue, IMHO. I love A22, went back and tried the clean install method I used with Kang and it's still a no go for Fireball. I currently have Ravens 2.6.33.4_AVS-925mV_CFS_20100519_1725.zip posted yesterday with A22 and have 94% battery with basically idle use since installing 6.5hours ago. Desire with Raven and Linpack 6.4 which is lower than Kang beta I was using, but something about the Desire makes me keep coming back.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I also cannot get Fireball to install Wifi with A22 and have tried every method possible. Guess we wait for B1/A*B*23 :rolleyes:
[Nexus One Android Development] readk:
I know this is a newbie question but how can I set the speed to 1113200 when setCPU with autodetect only seems to support either 1075200 or 1113600 ?
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
I will try to compile a new version tonight and see if I can get it keep the video camera working. No promises, It may not be possible without the source but I think since they are using 2.6.32.9 kerrnel as stock in froyo, I may be able to get it working with 2.6.33.3 or .4.
[Nexus One Android Development] irishrally:
Do we know if this kernel works on Froyo yet?
[Nexus One Android Development] superg81:
looking forward to seeing your work on froyo :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
I have been android slacking. I have been meaning to put something together but just haven't had the time.
[Nexus One Android Development] Mikey:
Link too source??.........removed link to kernel to source link is offered in a post
[HD2 General] rickyzone:
I have a stock TMOUS HD2. I have just over 950 songs on my mSD card and whenever I move to the music tab on sense it takes a good 12-15 seconds to load (during which the phone is frozen). Now this is only when I have the entire library in the current playlist. Is this normal, and is there any way to shorten this slight lag? Also, I like to leave the entire library on shuffle, but sometimes, when leaving the music tab and coming back in (after another wait) the music is no longer shuffled, even though the little check box is still there. I just have to tap it twice to make it shuffled again. Not deal breakers, just inconveniences, I still love my HD2.
[HD2 General] zelendel:
I have noticed this as well. It seems to need to reload the media after a certin amount of time. No real fix that I have seen yet.
[HD2 General] rickyzone:
Thats what I was thinking too... Maybe there is a way to turn of the automatic indexing or whatever it is it's doing and do it manually. Registry Key change?
[HD2 General] zelendel:
I have looked in the reg and have not found anything. I think it is hard coded in the manila files as I noticed the change from sense 2.1 to 2.5. If I find anything Ill let you know
[HD2 General] radzi:
there sems to be some kind of problem with music tab in this phone, at the begining it did not find any music, I had to search for a solution deleting something in Manila and reseting manila, after that it read my music files.

and yes, every time I softreset or turn off and on the phone, when I go to music tab it doesnt find enything and after half a minute it starts loading my files (and I have only loaded 500 MB yet)

When I had my Diamond 2 it was fast, music tab and everything was there with 0 delay. I got no idea what must be worng with the code in our 1 Ghz HD2 music tab.
[HD2 General] rickyzone:
I noticed the music thing today also. But when you update your library via windows media player, it seems to find all the music. At least, did for me. That fixed that issue, maybe music tab and windows media player are connected some way?
[HD2 General] objecttothis:
The lag in initial loading is caused by a lack of cache on the SD card. I found a cab that brought my load time from 30-50 seconds down to 11 seconds (I have 10.4GB of music). It should speed up everything on the SD card since all it does is enable the cache on the card.

let me know how it works for you. I've asked NRG if he would work the reg-hack into his ROM, but this should do as a work around.

Don't thank me, thank the author of the hack.
[HD2 General] rickyzone:
Thanks for this, if I still had my HD2 I would test it XD
[HD2 General] toreone:
This used to be a big issue for me. I have around 800 songs and well about 8GB and it would take a really long time before it would load up my songs. What I did was copy the Audio_manager.exe file from the windows folder and and pasted it in the Startup folder also in the windows folder. That helped out immensely.
[HD2 General] objecttothis:
I tried that and it didn't have any effect on my load time. The cab did because it enabled the data to be cached, but starting the HTC audio manager in theory will only start the audio manager on startup which gives the appearance of a faster load because the data is being loaded while the phone starts and by the time you get to music it should be done.

My theory is that every time you slide away from the audio manager it closes the app and when you reopen it (thus have to reload the playlist) you're gonna get long load times once again. I could be wrong (wouldn't be the first time) but I know the behavior on my device had nothing to do with starting the audiomanager on startup
[HD2 General] wingtytn:
i found out that most of the problems wen it comes to playin mp3s with music tab its not the device its the music, anywhere from a bad files a to a virus can cause ur music to freeze and start all over again but there is a solution to the problem that i found and it works for me... simply transfer all of ur songs back to ur computer and format ur micro sd card to wipe clean as ur doing so download mediamonkey its free and recode all songs to mp3 u can also add or remove album art once complete send ur music back to sd card and that should resolve the issuse, if not then the problem is the media player itself and u will need to update it by hard reset if ur on stock rom or change rom if its a cooked rom... goodluck and enjoy
[HD2 General] objecttothis:
Wingtytn, et al-

Thank you guys very much for your helpfulness. I am however getting a little tired of hearing the music, tags and the lunar cycle being blamed. While, yes, it's true that music can cause problems, that isn't the case here.

#1- If I open the music directly in Windows Media Player (on the phone) it not only loads instantly, but plays instantly and skips through songs without any hesitation. It also has no trouble keeping the shuffle setting on.

#2- This problem has occurred over the fresh installation of many ROMs. Every time I install a new ROM I delete any non-user created data on the SD Card, Hard Reset the Phone, Task29, then flash the ROM. The FIRST thing I do is check to see if these bugs still occur in the Sense Media Player, and inevitably they do.

#3- The first thing I did when I got this phone was to format the MicroSD card. It's the one that came with the phone, so I know it's not a compatibility issue.

#4- My music library is maintained and synced with my phone via Media Monkey Gold. It has been for some time and Media Monkey does a PHENOMENAL job at updating tracks' tags and checking file names.

If you still think its the music, see #1, and note that it works just fine on my laptop and the 16GB USB memory stick that I sync with to plug into the headunit in my car.

Then if you still think it's the music go ahead and post again that you think it's the music since it hasn't already been suggested and debunked (in my case) ad nauseum.

This rant has been brought to you by the letter 'V' and the number '5'
[HD2 General] Donshadow:
thanks for the .cab made me love the hd2 even more....
[HD2 General] steve austin:
wow

i installed the cab and the average recognition time went from 40 seconds to 4! I would have never believed it. thanks for posting the cab.

side note: when I turn the phone to landscape I can never scroll through all the cd art. It stops about 20 cd's through and goes back to the begining. This has been the norm since day one. Is it just me? thanks.
[HD2 General] speoples20:
I got so sick and tired of the music player taking forever to load. And no its not my music files. Do yourself a favor and don't use the default music player. I switched to Pocket Player and have not looked back. Loads all my music (about 8gigs) in about 3 -5 seconds. It also has FLAC support, built in EQ and lots of other nice little things.
[HD2 General] objecttothis:
Well, I've never tried that scenario. Does it have that behavior in portrait mode too? I just tried to recreate the problem but wasn't able to (it seemed to behave itself for me.
[HD2 General] objecttothis:
Seriously, this thread is for people who are trying to get the Sense Media Player working correctly, NOT taking suggestions about which other media player to use. Yes there are other media players out there and they're all great I'm sure, BUT I DON'T WANT TO USE THEM SO STOP SUGGESTING THEM AND POST FIXES OR WORK AROUNDS. thank you.
[HD2 General] blooregard_q_kazoo:
what about using a class 6 micro SD card, the one that came with our phones is a class 2, which is suppose to have slow read/write times. i got a 16gb class 6 card from amazon for like $50, and it is way faster then the stock one...
[HD2 General] onslaught86:
Aside from putting the Audiomanager shortcut in the startup folder, the cure for my music tab lag was simply 'not having every song in a single playlist'. I have 10GB of music on my SD card, and that's a lot of music to have on a single playlist, given Audiomanager annoyingly attempts to cache the entire Now Playing list including art every time you open it. Try selecting one artist/album at a time - works for me without fail. :)

I do really, really wish Audiomanager had the alphabet search function the contact manager has. And the ability to add albums/songs to Now Playing on the fly without creating a new playlist. Ah well, can't win 'em all - I won't sacrifice the Sense integration.
[HD2 General] objecttothis:
This could potentially work. However here is a few things to look out for:

- Make sure it's legit class 6. At $50 if you got it from China then it's iffy about whether it's legit.

- The bottleneck might be the hardware card reader on the phone. If the card is capable of class 6 speeds but the reader will only read at, say, class 4 speeds then you won't see the speeds you are looking for.

Can you think about doing some more accurate testing with this? Here is what I suggest. Get a stopwatch, and media monkey. Sync all of your music on the old card with media monkey. Do a hard reset on the phone (so that no cabs are installed and it has the really slow start times). Collect 5-10 sample times with the stopwatch.

When you get your new card do the same thing. Sync all of your songs using media monkey, then hard reset and collect 5-10 startup times with the stopwatch and report your data.

The problem with simply "finger counting" is that if the numbers are negligible then you could get a placebo effect so that it "seems" faster but with no hard numbers you can't really tell.
[Nexus One General] wolf39us:
Hello people!

My headunit was recently purchased (before I bought the Nexus One) for my iPhone 3G-S 32gig...

The iPhone unfortunately went for a swim...so I decided to try out the Nexus one for the **** of it.

Now, before, when I had the iPhone... the headunit played all audio, music, navigation via the USB port flawlessly... track information was pushed to the headunit and everything

With the N1 however, I can only use it via USB in "mount" mode... only able to read files directly, no audio streams!

While this wouldn't normally be a problem... the folders are SO disorganized, and my unit will look at ALL .mp3 files on the card... and that can be troublesome with the various ringtones and notification sounds that I have...

So I have resorted to bluetooth

This was not the intention with this headunit however...and I am searching amongst the forums for a "USB Streaming" solution that works LIKE the iPhone

Judging by the Desktop Dock by Google, the audio can indeed be streamed via USB (I am aware the dock can also communicate via Bluetooth...but I'm pretty sure the video demonstration I saw displayed the dock working via USB and via Bluetooth)

Any solutions??

I haven't rooted my phone yet, but will if I need to!
[Nexus One General] trevorwhopkins:
As a mobile electronics installer, i can tell you your most likely out of luck.

What head unit do you have? model number and brand.

the reason it works for iphone is many common electronics come with a stamp that says made for iphone... as ipods are synonymous with mp3's these days, and the units are programmed to read an ipod's files like an ipod does.

perhaps with androids growth, some manufacturers will begin offering made for android stuff. its possible.

I know I'll get flamed for this, lol, but I use my n1 while driving and hate cords in my way, so i just use the bluetooth for phone calls and I keep an Ipod Touch in my glove box hooked up to my head unit, or take the SD Card out of my phone and put it into my headunit.
[Nexus One General] JJackson9995:
Most of the USB setups were made with Apple in mind. That's just the way it is.

Be glad you can use Bluetooth.

Currently the only way to do it, is via mounting. Otherwise the Head unit has no way of knowing what's on the SD card. Blame Apple for being proprietary @$$hats imho.

As for me, I use BT Audio every, single day with my N1. (I listen to approx 2 hours of audiobooks daily + Navigation as needed, and sometimes Pandora. It works perfect)
[Nexus One General] wolf39us:
it is a kenwood excelon x993
[Nexus One General] trevorwhopkins:
"This CD receiver is not only iPhone and iPod ready, it also includes a unique EQ feature that extracts the best possible sound from the iPod, iTouch or iPhone."

- from a review of your head unit.

maybe soon we'll see one that says "google ready."
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bikcmp:
I started to use clockwork RA 1.7.6, and I love it! It's really easy, fast, and even has a ROM manager application! http://www.koushikdutta.com/2010/02/clockwork-recovery-image.html

:)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Ceger:
Does it actually work now? You used to not be able to make any selections, just highlight options.

Ceger
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bikcmp:
I've only been using it for a few minutes now, but so far I've nandroid('ed?), cleared data + cache, and flashed a new rom, so it works :).
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Vrekk:
It's an ok recovery. The GUI is kinda nice but the image is pretty lacking.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bikcmp:
Honestly, it has more features than my old RA. 1.2.3 lol. If it worked, I used it. I decided it was time to upgrade it, so I looked at this, and it blew my mind. :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] darchstar:
You know, Amon_RA came out with an update for 1.6.2 a month ago. You were way outdated to begin with man. lol
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Vrekk:
It's not bad, there is just room for improvement. Lots of it
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bikcmp:
Heh, my rules are, if it's not broken, don't fix it!

1.2.3 worked fine for me. Recently it started to act up... so I looked at this and it was awesome :).
[Hero CDMA Android Development] azyouthinkeyeiz:
Outdated? Outdated in what?? His ability to own a CareBear? lol:D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] unCoRrUpTeD:
Yeah, I rooted mine and had 1.2.3 until 2 weeks ago. People were talking about recovering previous nandroids and all I could do was the last saved one. 1.6.2 is pretty nice with alot of features. I might look at this one. Do you have to use adb to get it on the phone.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Ceger:
I tried it and it now works. However, it seems that it has a problem with backing up the SD ext partition, and without that working correctly, you cannot use this reliably if you use A2SD. Which really sucks as the ability to run a zip from any directory is a killer feature.

Ceger
[Hero CDMA Android Development] MrWicked1:
Ive tried all i personally like 1.6.2 the best has the most features, but if your noob and don't know much the clockwork recovery might be better.
[Hero CDMA General] Bloody Insides:
Is it possible to play the music on my phone through an Xbox 360? I've tried on two Xbox's. Both let me put the phone into 'disk drive' mode, but the xbox doesn't find the music.
[Hero CDMA General] Shadow591:
You can use ORB or ZUNE software on your PC and Do it that way
[Nexus One General] NexusX:
Hi to all the Tmobile users out there. Anyone have the nexus one on Tmobile network WITHOUT data plan? As far as I know all you have to do is buy the unlock nexus one and pop in a sim card right? (does Tmobile have the same system as ATT that automatically force you into a data plan?)
[Nexus One General] Kermee:
AFAIK, and someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but you can pop a SIM-card with an "data-less" associated T-Mobile account and the phone will work. Data won't, and I don't believe T-Mobile will force you to buy a data plan.

Cheers,

Kermee
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
Never mind.. Not thinking correctly.
[Nexus One General] crackness:
If you buy the phone unlocked, there's nothing to activate. You just pop in your sim and go.

I bought the unlocked Att nexus, and i'm using my old data plan without a problem (so far). I haven't been contacted or forced into a more expensive data plan or anything like that, though I guess your experience may vary.
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
I forgot on the n1 that you can skip the google account setup process.. Lol..
[Nexus One General] EdwardUong:
I pop my sim card the first time and try syncing it on a SIM WITHOUT data plan, it connected to 3G and edge to retrieve email and stuffs then I disconnected the Edge and 3G right after. They didn't charge me for the amount of data usage because it was under 600KB. Hope this help :D
[Nexus One General] NexusX:
Thank you guys, yeah I wanted ATT, but after sporadic report that they force some Nexus users to have data plan, I now have to consider Tmobile, hopefully they don't suck too much in DC area
[Nexus One General] izmar:
Thats ridiculous, how does that even make sense? There is NO way a company can force you into a new data plan because you bought a phone on your own terms.

That is 100% bull ****, it's not true.