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[Nexus One General] :
My knickers are in a twist? For your information, my knickers have bows and ribbons.

(Cyan's rom is still more configurable than 2.2, only thing it seems to have better than cyans is Flash. There won't be a t4, the next cyanogen will be 6 built on froyo. =) )
[Nexus One General] anstosa:
I didn't say that. I said Google isn't doing anything different for anybody else. I said that I don't like what they are doing, and Apple is by far the worst offender.

No they haven't treated the N1 fairly. But overall their coverage is much better than anyone else's and I realize that I'm biased because 1) I own the phone 2) Their coverage is aimed towards US, moderate electronics enthusiasts. That article was annoyingly sensationalist but the N1 is basically dead in the US. All carriers except T-Mobile have newer Android phones. N1 may end up in retail with T-Mobile but I doubt it and honestly I don't care. Google has shown that the N1 is still their favorite phone and are going to support it for the forseable future. Besides, I like that I never see anyone else carrying one around.
[Nexus One General] mbranscum:
I have been jumping around from board to board and thread to thread all day. Has ANYONE manually upgraded a stock non-rooted AT&T N1?

If so, can someone post how they did it, OR point me to a link where I can do it?

Thanks!
[Nexus One General] ArcanaXVIII:
It's not possible until you get and update specific for the ATT ROM.

We have the exact same problem with the official euro shipping ROM.
[Nexus One General] mbranscum:
So how are some of these people who claim to have AT&T phones doing it?
[Nexus One General] ArcanaXVIII:
Either rooted and switched back to ERE27 to apply the update or using Paul's ROM, either they're just bullshitting.
[Nexus One General] tuatha:
You have misunderstood the meaning of that expression.
[Nexus One General] Old MuckenMire:
You have your opinion, I have mine, about what they meant and what they were trying to imply.
[Nexus One General] :
The new camera is pretty slick and fluid as well. Very nice.
[Nexus One General] RiNo808:
yeah i second that...missing the bells and whistles...

so im back on cyans 5.6, and loving it. for me i know it will be worth the wait till cyan tweaks this baby out...
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
Re: Froyo is officially released for the Nexus One!
[Nexus One General] x986123:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=6562561#post6562561
[Nexus One General] tuatha:
It's not an opinion.

It comes from the expression 'The king is dead, long live the king', which was widely used in various monarchies when a new king took the throne.

It's about continuity!

You know, that the monarchy was a constant, regardless of who the actual king was.

Apply that logic to the N1 situation (where all that's changed is the retail method), and you'll understand what they meant by it.
[Nexus One General] Old MuckenMire:
This will be my last post regarding this as it's way off topic and my fault, but again it's only your opinion as to what they were really implying.
[Nexus One General] anstosa:
Thank you! Everyone is so emotionally charged right now, it's good to know that at least one other person is looking at things logically.
[Nexus One General] tuatha:
They're not implying anything. Jeez.

Anyway, could somebody tell me if they fixed the top-posting problem in the gmail app in this release?

I am so sick of seeing a big block of purple text in all my replies.
[Nexus One General] Old MuckenMire:
can anyone on 2.2 confirm this at all:

http://www.androidcentral.com/hows-your-color-reproduction-android-22

I cannot imagine 2.2 would have made it this far with an issue like this. Surely he's imagining it, but I never use that live paper so I don't know if there is banding normally. I can't check as mine is nighttime here.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
if that's one of the things they changed to give us the dramatic increase in speed, I'm totally cool with that.
[Nexus One General] SystmDcln:
How do you get your picture to show in messenger? It shows the person I'm talking to picture but mine is just the default android.
[Nexus One General] kampf:
I noticed this too. Click your picture, then add your number to a contact, preferably with your name.
[Nexus One General] lchiu7:
Has anybody noticed that both HandcentSMS and ChompSMS not longer work under 2.2. They both seem to FC after sending a message. I have had to go back to the stock SMS application.
[Nexus One General] jdd48:
Same for me. Not only that, Handcent seemed to be sending another copy of the last message I sent to each user upon reboot.
[Nexus One General] :
Google profile for your main account.
[Nexus One General] dogiedogie:
Is it honestly just me having problems with apps? I installed 100 or so apps and it just pretends theyre not installed, even though they are clearly on the SD card. Cant get any apps to work consistently, and cant install at all now. Even done a full reinstall.
[Nexus One General] altercode:
hi...

i have everything needed to update to froyo...

I just want to know if updating manually will have the same result as the OTA??

Will I be able to get the later updates OTA??

And also will it wipe my data??

Thanks!!!

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ok... nvm... i'm just doing it!!! xD It's booting right now...

Booted fine... no wipe at all... but getting a FC for calendar... (com.android.providers.calendar)... anyone know how to fix??
[Nexus One General] :
Okay, the browser is insanely fast, so awesome, all my apps work, including swype.
[Nexus One General] TattooVampire:
Froyo @ unlockr.com Why wait for OTA

theunlockr dot com

there is a guide to install without waiting for OTA.

unrooted only for now
[Nexus One General] lhurtado:
Fast lighting!

it's awesome how fas it's working now! Great example is what they have achieved with Google Earth!

Thanks Paul for the update!

From AT&T N1
[Nexus One General] lchiu7:
I see they have now integrated Exchange Calendar support so you don't need to run Googlecalendarsync on the desktop. Only issue with that is, it's doubled up on all my appointments :( Oh well - a small price to pay for the added functionality.

That might also explain why it took so long for the calendar to sync as it went through my entire work calendar and added in all the meetings etc.
[Nexus One General] altercode:
Calendar FC...

Anyone having calendar to FC???

the calendar widget doesn't work...

any widged that used to call the calendar, now dumps... :(
[Nexus One General] lchiu7:
Calendar works okay for me but I was using a 3rd party calendar CalendarPad. That now doesn't work - it doesn't FC but shows no appointments at all. I guess the API has changed?
[Nexus One General] altercode:
Damn :( My stock calendar is FCing :(
[Nexus One General] xtop:
not sure if its froyo related or not, but my memory card won't mount all of a sudden. is there something i can do other than reformat it to get it working?

edit: nm, formated now :(
[Nexus One General] altercode:
ok... just wiped my data... and its working again!!! :D
[Nexus One General] wmm:
Yeah, my guess is that the addition of support for Exchange calendars and multiple Google account calendars means that applications need to be able to select which calendar(s) they want to input from, and pre-Froyo apps didn't have to do that.
[Nexus One General] lchiu7:
CoPilot Live also doesn't work and that cost me $40(US). It just says Invalid Library, CoPilot's code cannot be loaded by the system. That's somewhat annoying :(
[Nexus One General] :
Wow, I just turned off animations, even more blazing fast, swype performs much better too.
[Nexus One General] Sindroid:
Indeed.. Sick..
[Nexus One General] Barkleyfan:
Can anyone confirm bluetooth voicedial? Can't seem to dig up confirmation anywhere.
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
I didn't notice any difference...
[Nexus One General] verboten:
Works here for me. I'm using motorola s305 headphones.
[Nexus One General] ScaredyCat:
Is anyone getting a better signal? My phone is reporting 2-3 bars in my house where I didn't get a signal at all before, but I'm not entirely convinced it's just not lying. The reason I think it's lying? Look at the picture, I'm on 3 neither of the networks listed will allow my sim to connect.

SC
[Nexus One General] GeoTrail:
Re: Froyo is officially released for the Nexus One!

Kinda funny. Till now, everyone with s N1 has been doing everything they can to get the Desire ROM on their devices. Now its the other way around.

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[Nexus One General] donniesd:
No prob. With handsent.
[Nexus One General] ROBIN50N:
some apps, like tapatalk and close everything 2 are no longer in the market. is this some problem with protected apps not working like when the desire came out?

if so didnt they have to do an update?
[Nexus One General] lchiu7:
Works for me but not quite as I had expected. I usually have to record the names of the people I want to call in the phone and then the BT headset interacts with the phone when I dial by voice. The BT voice dialing in the N1 is just a headset version of the voice dialer that is there now. In fact I use a handsfree kit rather than a headset so I press one button on the HF kit, the voice dialer comes up asking me to say the name of the person I want to call and usually gets it right.
[Nexus One General] vikramdhani:
no update for me as of now ? wondering how google is rolling out the updates
[Nexus One General] brachson:
there is 146 pages so I hope it is fine if I ask:

After the 2.2 update all app will be gone from my phone? Will I end up with vanilla Froyo system?

Tnx!
[Nexus One General] sd00:
Re: Froyo is officially released for the Nexus One!

Your apps will still be there after the update .
[Nexus One General] brachson:
so in theory if I have something which is not compatible with 2.2 I could have issues like force closing etc. (like with the Helix Launcher?)

Any news from the users what application can cause a issue after update?
[Nexus One General] WebghostDK:
I will start optimizing my apps for 2.2 :)
[Nexus One General] bugmenever:
Is it me but with Froyo the screen time-out/lock doesn't come until you press the lock button?

Even after you lock it and press the button, which then asks you to unlock it by swiping, and if you don't swipe, you just leave it, the screen doesn't go off until you manually press the lock button again?

Has anyone else noticed this?
[Nexus One General] velenox:
For me works fine, no problems.
[Nexus One General] logger:
Officially released or NOT?

Re the thread title "Froyo is officially released for the Nexus One!"

Just seeking clarification ...

Seems to me the currently available FROYO came by way DEMO phones that received an OTA.

PLS correct me if I am wrong, but seems to me, Google have NOT Officially made FROYO available for the wider Nexus One population.

Main reason I ask is I am trying to gauge when they will.

Are people with bog standard N1s that are not DEMO's receiving OTA's yet?
[Nexus One General] :
I have a feeling that the ATT stock users, like myself, are going to have to wait a long time. Just a gut hunch, or terrible feeling, on my part. The only other question I have is this:

Now that the feeding frenzy has died down? How do you guys and gals like the damn thing? So much effort went into getting it, I had hoped to see a couple indepth reviews by now. Is it better than the stock 2.1? The various customs floating around? Let's see some analysis.

I want to live vicariously through you guys. I refuse to void my warranty so I just have to be patient.
[Nexus One General] Xaositek:
Wireless N support... I am running a 2.4ghz N-only wireless network. Joined my N1 to it without a problem.

Can anyone else try this? If you're running the 5ghz band then your results might vary.

Running 2.2 on an AT&T N1!!

Anyone who doubts loading Froyo onto an AT&T N1 it can be done. I migrated from Cyan 5.0.7-t3 running Amon-RA 1.70. Just did a wipe to factory and wipe dalvik. After this I flashed 2.2 and worked the first time. If the formatting cache hangs, just pull the battery and retry.
[Nexus One General] ocujos:
Having read all the posts I've decided to flash my phone with the new firmware.

I originally got my N1 via Google Singapore web site and it was a standard ERE27 firmware and standard loader. The update was successful and worked as per the Youtube video posted earlier in this thread.

Thank you everyone for bringing this amazing update to the masses
[Nexus One General] dan1431:
I am an at&t Mobility subscriber myself and I am not sure that I agree with your sentiments.

I have seen with my own two eyes (at Google I/O) at least three Nexus Ones (with North American 3G) running FroYo.

What I suspect (and I could be wrong) is that Google has not officially released FroYo yet, but thanks to the super users on this site and other like it, we as a community have FroYo early. You have to understand that most users (are simple end users) may know about FroYo, but are not actively checking to see if they have been OTAed (or a download is available), like we are at XDA or sites like it(where the class of user is far more advanced).

Now, to your "gut" feeling, if Google starts OFFICIALLY rolling out FroYo and 4-6 weeks down the road North American 3G frequency Nexus Ones (the ones that work on at&t Mobility/Rogers/Telus/Bell's network) have not been updated, than your gut feeling will have more validity. What I am trying to say is that it is too early to determine anything other than thanks to the XDA community we have FroYo available to us.

Dan
[Nexus One General] altercode:
Camera is ok... the settings are faster to access... but i can't find where to change the resolutions... i use 3mp... coz of the smaller size to update to twitter and picasa... but i'm stuck with 5mp... anyone know how to change resolution??
[Nexus One General] artesea:
Couldn't find the option either, normally I set the images to the highest and finest.
[Nexus One General] wmm:
In the "settings" pop-up (that initially shows you Focus Mode and Exposure) you can scroll down and there are other settings, including the picture size.
[Nexus One General] altercode:
xD Thanks a lot man!!! didn't notice de scrollbar there before :D

ohhhh... they changed the way camera names the files... now it's IMG_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.jpg :(

I liked the old one more...
[Nexus One General] dogiedogie:
Ive got 3 problems all of which are in themselves making 2.2 unusable for me. Already flashed back to 2.1 once.

1) When a USB cable is connected now, it makes the sound on comp and phone, however gives me NO option to mount or tell me developer is on, it just pretends its not connected. I have to go into recovery to toggle usb to be able to do anything :/

2) I had my apps on my ext before, I accept I will have to reinstall everything to get it into the new format. First time I installed 2.2 it was installing fine to SD card via the setinstalllocation command, however after a bit it just broke and refused to accept any apps were installed, or let me install any others. Since then even after subsequent wipes it refuses to let me install to SD, which is where I NEED to install to as have too many apps for internal.

3) Nothing will install, it just sits there on 'installing' indefinitely. Same with uninstalling.
[Nexus One General] reddog:
Problems installing FROYO on ATT Version of Nexus one

To All I get the following error when I try the manual update:

...

Installing update...

assert failed: file_getprop("system/build.prop"."ro.build.fingerprint")== "google/passion/passion/mahimahi:2.1-update1/ERE27/24178:user/release-keys" || file_getprop("/system/build.prop", "ro.build.fingerprint")== "google/passion/passion/mahimahi:2.2/FRF50/38042:user/release-keys"

E:Error in /sdcard/update.zip (Status 7)

Installation aborted
[Nexus One General] koyla:
Paper Weight NEXUS!!!

I flashed my nexus one to 2.2 and now i cant get any service or wifi, and the clockworkmod recovery wont work now... ive spent 8 hrs messing with the nexus, anything i can try.... ive tried reinstalling a super boot but it doesnt seem to work
[Nexus One General] rheza02:
are you sure trying to flash it using stock recovery ?
[Nexus One General] reddog:
Yes I am using the stock recovery
[Nexus One General] wmm:
I had that problem for a few hours after I upgraded to Froyo, but it seems to be working fine now.
[Nexus One General] Barkleyfan:
Thanks for the confirmation. I use the same headset, just a different handset. This feature is the biggest thing I was missing on my Droid.
[Nexus One General] hay112:
so is the OTA itunes streaming working yet?
[Nexus One General] Hwaiting:
That's what I want to know also.

I think I read about 2 components: the ability to stream computer music library but also to sync and copy your itunes library to your phone.
[Nexus One General] SooSpecial:
So did anyone on this forum get an OTA yet? Oh wait, i'm bloody sure no one is waiting for that.

I, for one, am waiting for the AT&T version OTA.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
me too. I have Log Collector loaded up and ready... No way I'm going to root just to get a free update I will receive any day (or minute) now.

-Mc
[Nexus One General] Turge:
I can't, for the life of me, figure out how to move an email to a folder on my Exchange account. Also, there's no way to raise the priority of an email you're composing. Can't see this ever being used in a corporate environment.

I just hate this mail client.

Does anyone know if there's any way to run a different mail client (like the HTC Sense one) on Froyo?
[Nexus One General] KidTech:
Has an update been sent out offically via OTA or are you guys doing it manually?
[Nexus One General] jsparrow:
Use Touchdown for Exchange. It is a paid App from the market, but works pretty well with Exchange. There is a free trial that will auto-append a signature to outgoing mail.

It basically keeps all of your Exchange mail calendar and contacts within the app, which is a bit odd, but can be nice if you like to seperate your work and personal activities on your phone.
[Nexus One General] Turge:
I just tried it out and although a lot of other people swear by it (especially before Froyo where the Exchange calendar wouldn't sync), it's not quite what I'm looking for.. but thanks anyways.

I was quite content with the HTC one when I was running Modaco. I guess I'll just have to wait for a newer build.
[Nexus One General] dsixda:
Are you sure you are flashing the correct ROM?? Looks like Cyanogen output.
[Nexus One General] sylvestk:
For the apps to SD and other Froyo issues, go ahead and email the developer from their link in the market. Let them know you would like their app to install to the SD card since Froyo supports it. Also let them know of any other 2.2 incompatibilities that cropped up with their app.

With that, hopefully more developers will update their apps to 2.2 sooner with all the requests.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
The only benefit to us poor AT&T N1 owners having to wait is that you guys who updated already will get the application compatibilities figured out and most apps will be 2.2 friendly by the time we get our update.

I'm cool with that. :)
[Nexus One General] Galitrin:
The official link isn't working now so... what if this a previous version of the official OTA version? And that's why they only gave it to developers and people who got nexus from Google in events, etc.

We can still think about FM radio and other features!

PS: Do the new options in "Settings > Sound" such as Audible selection or Screen lock sounds work for you? Because I cant hear anything :confused:
[Nexus One General] ram130:
I'm beginning to worry about that now:eek::eek::eek:
[Nexus One General] McHale:
I wouldn't worry. The update is official. I'm betting something suffered from too many people - new app store, Google's servers that host the update, etc. They will push it again when bandwidth goes back to a reasonable level.

At least, that's my best guess...
[Nexus One General] ram130:
I really hope your correct because if this was a pre release version then that would suck. Especially if Google finally pushed the OTA and the file name turned out to be different.:eek:
[Nexus One General] Kpennett:
Where did it Go?

Hmm, Only available for about 18 Hours or less?
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
No one on XDA has received any 2.2 OTA.

The only people who got 2.2 were press people who attended Google I/O.
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
Good Idea! The more the developers hear from us the better :cool:
[Nexus One General] kbeeveer46:
Dumb question. If you have a rooted N1 but stock rom and stock recovery can you get 2.2 via OTA? I was able to get 2.1 OTA after going back to stock from Cyanogenmod last week.
[Nexus One General] el_dc5:
Hi I have a stock N1 with 2.1 update 1.

I'm in Australia and i haven't yet had a updated or cannot find it in the market.

Where can I get the update from.

Thank you in advance.
[Nexus One General] logger:
The update floating around here is a hacked version. a.k.a. Froyohack. The official google 2.2 over the air (OTA) has not been released to the general public yet. Even though the thread title states incorrectly otherwise.

So just sit back and wait. When it is released you will get a notification of an update being available for you. You wont see it in the market as it is not distributed via the market.
[Nexus One General] el_dc5:
Thank you for the Quick reply.. I was getting frustrated not finding it LOL there are a few sites with links that say manually updated but all the links are dead.

thanks
[Nexus One General] McHale:
someone better contact Google quick because most of us downloaded this "hack" directly from there servers!

OMG! OMG! OMG! OMG! OMG! OMG! OMG!

-Mc
[Nexus One General] logger:
OMG! OMG! Them there ones over there. Sorry did not see them there. Shall wait for the OTA thanks and the one that is specifically directed at my phone.
[Nexus One General] logger:
You're welcome. Just have a look around the various threads in this forum before taking the plunge and loading the froyohack version. You will see that various "issues" are being reported. It may be for you, but on the other hand you may prefer to wait for the official OTA. If you are not technically minded there is a good chance that updating via the OTA will offer a smoother upgrade path.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
the initial OTA was for the T-Mobile USA phones. Others are installing T-Mobile's stock ROM on their phone so the manual update will work.

I have the AT&T model so that OTA doesn't work for mine either. I'm waiting too.

*BUT*

The original leak is legit. I grabbed it from their servers myself.

-Mc
[Nexus One General] enlothien:
Guys just a quick one hopefully I dont sound dumb here.

Now with all the news bout the manual Froyo update is a hacked version and I have already updated mine (Unrooted) can I still receive the official OTA Froyo if its released?

Hope you guys can help me here as I'm startin to worry.

So far no issues with the Froyo on my phone everything seems to be fine except for auto rotation.
[Nexus One General] logger:
:D

The fact that is was sourced from Google does not mean it is "The Official Froyo" release to the general population! It is just a legitimate Froyo pre-release. Seemingly one intended for release to those with DEMO phones.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
There is a hacked version but if you're running a stock N1, you didn't install it. You installed an officially sanctioned update from Google. There will be an upgrade path from your version to a newer version when it's available.

Don't worry and don't buy into the hype. Google didn't push out a hacked Froyo update and if it wasn't ready for prime time, they wouldn't have pushed it out as an update.

-Mc
[Nexus One General] enlothien:
thanx for the swift response.

so this means i can still run the froyo and wait for a OTA to be pushed am i right...