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[Desire Android Development] da900:
Hi, guys. I love this ROM. But i've found a bug (don't know if someone already post this): after incoming sms, mms or e-mail, or even after alarm or notification, the notif. light don't disappear.:confused: Need to reboot.
[Desire Android Development] fakts13:
from what i've gathered you don't have to wipe if you are flashing from any v7 rom to another v7 rom
[Desire Android Development] lupin85:
very nice work really:) Still not any idea to get camcorder working?
[Desire Android Development] kamilkula:
Will 0.7d solve the boot.bin issue while installing the Rom?

Thank you richard.. keep up the good work!!
[Desire Android Development] FrancisFuku:
More generally, you don't need to wipe if you have installed a Froyo Rom on your phone.
[Desire Android Development] stewcp:
Is this bug still in 7d? it was fine in the original DeFroST 0.7 release, but appeared in b and c releases!
[Desire Android Development] da900:
Re: [ROM-FroYo] DeFroST 0.7d (2.6.32 kernel +Camera,Portable Hotspot,BlueTooth+A2SD)

Don't know 'cause still have 0.7b. Gonna. check d version.

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[Desire Android Development] fakts13:
ah, good to know! thanks!
[Desire Android Development] nihatkara:
Like your work

I can not download 0.7d with my phone, can you give a link to rapidshare

Thanks
[Desire Android Development] easycure1974:
I use this - not 100% stock anymore since he updated it with some things but very close to stock

http://android.modaco.com/content/h.../created-rootedupdate-zip-version-1-21-405-2/
[Desire Android Development] richardtrip:
Please try the 950mV version if you have lockups@875. Not all phones are stable @875mV (thats the main reason i compiled 2 versions).
[Desire Android Development] rPAD:
The answer is 6 posts above your questions, written by richard himself.

"There is a special kernel online for you to test (Latty edition :-). It has the older avs table (which doesn't scale that much on the higher frequencies).

Hope it is more stable for you (and redlabour)." -richard

btw: Dont ask people to hate a hospital for no reason but just to get ur numbers up. it's lame.
[Desire Android Development] buzmay:
I said it before and I will say it again, for me the 875 kernel on 6.0 works great.

Probably the most stable version since 5.3a.

Thanks :D
[Desire Android Development] charlie0904:
thanks for the update. trying out as I type.

I was having some connection problems with 5.9
[Desire Android Development] scatterface:
So, no more 1190mhz SVS? ._.
[Desire Android Development] markpc2009:
New to DeFroST, and so far likeing it. A couple of easy questions. When I receive a SMS is there anyway I can change the the notification so that it doesn't show the message content in the notification bar? And also - can I get it to show an LED when I have a new message?

Thanks :)
[Desire Android Development] richardtrip:
You want it? I thought nobody used it :-) Its in defrost setup now.
[Desire Android Development] totti123456:
i had the same problem, try menu/settings/cyanogenmod settings/sound settings and untick notification focus
[Desire Android Development] Welldoneyang:
Have Chinese Inside? Chinses Simple
[Desire Android Development] dakore:
Last night I had battery drain with DF 6.0 and HAVS 950mV and PM_FAST wifi fix.

First thing I had noticed when I took the phone was lockscreen freeze bug (unresponsive touch screen). After 20 seconds it came to normal and I saw my battery was significantly drained. Check out the screenshot from Juice Plotter:

There is like a milestone at 4 AM. Average battery consumption before 4 AM was 1% per hour (as usual), and after 4 AM it became 6-7% per hour.

All the night the phone was idle with enabled wifi and all syncs. Now the problem is gone, but the question mark above my head is still there.
[Desire Android Development] woehrl:
tried havs 850mV and 950mV. with both I had terrible lockups. returned to 5.9a with havs 950mV and I have perfect battery life and no lockups!
[Desire Android Development] mozzek:
Seems that the havs 875mV kernel is fully stable for my Desire too (the 6.0 version). I set the governor to smartass with SetCPU and max limit to 998MHz, and I'm very satisfied :)

Really, thanks for your work Richard, and your support!
[Desire Android Development] flash3d:
Also new user since yesterday and unable to get my LED to work other then with the default mail app with a new received message (orange LED).

Handcent's blue LED is gone and with other app "Volume Locker" which should blink when volume is changed it's also not working.

Tried all the possible colours and the system default but no luck.

Not complaining just reporting :).

ps Latty 875 still stable compared to vanilla 6.0 HAVS 875.

ps2. Flashed radio 30_2 back, wifi reception seems better.
[Desire Android Development] dakore:
In my case Handcent and blue led work ok (6.0, 5.9, 5.8, 5.3a)
[Desire Android Development] scatterface:
Whee thanks rich! What can I say, I like big numbers lol

Sent from somewhere over there...
[Desire Android Development] flash3d:
Dakore,

Just for testing sake: If you select "Test Notification" in de notification menu of Handcent, does your led blink then?
[Desire Android Development] dakore:
I forgot to mention: blue led works only when screen is off/locked. And it doesn't blink, it light constantly until you unlock.

So when I test notification, nothing happens :) But if you lock the phone, led should light.

My settings under notifications are:

blink led - on

colour - blue

led flash freq. - default
[Desire Android Development] Ranger2350:
The 875 mhz Version always freeze.950 Havs works fine. The normal and the Latty Version!

@Richard

Can you make a Kernel with 900 and 925 Havs to Test ?

THX Ranger
[Desire Android Development] flash3d:
Thanks, any app/way to test sms reception? (other then sending sms from other phone) :)
[Desire Android Development] dakore:
No need to send sms, trust me :) Just go into notification settings, run test notification and DON'T press ok. Now lock the phone and check led light. Press ok when you're done.

Unless you want to test message popup or some other feature. In that case you can always send sms to yourself from your phone.
[Desire Android Development] flash3d:
Strangely it's working :), Had my screen turn on when receiving sms. When it goes of i have a blue LED (not blinking but on constantly).

Checked all the colours and green, orange and blue are working. Would the constant "on"" blue LED draw my battery? :p
[Desire Android Development] Latty:
It's always been constant blue on for me. I actually kinda like it now :p
[Desire Android Development] mozzek:
Installed the Pays 6.0 theme using Defrost Setup, all is running OK.

The boot animation changed to the CyanogenMod one.

Thank you, @Richard
[Desire Android Development] church473:
hey guys...struggling...installed and the rom is working fine but having no luck with mobile internet. have tried the last 3 newest radios with no luck. just doesnt work on any radio and cant access any sites. any ideas for a solution?
[Desire Android Development] z0mbi3:
Richard, any ideas on the delay between pressing the power button and the screen coming on?
[Desire Android Development] gutsbn:
This has been mentioned many times on many threads (eg Open Desire).

It isn't a DeFrost issue
[Desire Android Development] m0nji:
6.0 with 875 havs working great!

richard is there any chance to implement change of LED notifaction colour for calls/gmail whatever?!
[Desire Android Development] z0mbi3:
Ah I hadn't realised. Do we know what's causing it then?
[Desire Android Development] scatterface:
Have you checked you APN settings? Did you backup your APN settings before you flashed the rom? If not you might have to phone your provider to get them.
[Desire Android Development] Trustme:
Thanks, am back on DeFrost again since Pays suddenly started doing reboots on random times.

But now, i got problems with the market again, I thought it was fixed, or is it still not working for some people?

Was able to DL some apps, but some I cant.
[Desire Android Development] scatterface:
That's a server-side problem afaik, happens to me too.
[Desire Android Development] church473:
yeah i did backup and did a restore but it didnt work. i changed to open desire and changed the radio to the one ending in 23 and am getting internet now. no market downloads but believe everyone is struggling at the minute??

i did want cyanogenmod but they have issues on their site so couldnt download the rom file
[Desire Android Development] heyjoe66:
running on 6.0 with havs 875 and looks stable to me (except LauncherPro, still laggy)

power drain in standby now about 0.5% per hour, which is really great

but still data connection just burns battery in 1% per minute, even if screen is off

is it because of cpu or radio, or these are the same?

is it possible to lower voltage on high frequencies or i'm speaking rubbish?
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
Did you restore settings from another Rom?
[Desire Android Development] church473:
yes, i restored settings from the rom that came as stock - htc 2.2 orange rom.
[Desire Android Development] rs1800:
How can I check what kernel my phone is running?

It says 2.6.35.7-defost.......laptop#208

is this vanilla havs 875mv ?

If so seems stable for an hour.

edit: ran quadrant 4 times and have since set governor to smartass and run 3 times more with no probs. Score now highest at 1642 with smartass.
[Desire Android Development] razor1394:
With 6.0 I could download Payfrost but not Gefrost as it says Not present; Error downloading. I really need Gefrost.
[Desire Android Development] z0mbi3:
So I did a bit more research. People are claiming this kernel has fixed it...

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/...nt-wake-up/page__st__200__p__72537#entry72537

edit: Actually, now that I've said that I'm not convinced it's the same issue.
[Desire Android Development] Kreeeee:
Hello chaps,

I'm on Defrost 6.0 and when I go into advanced wireless settings (to change WiFi sleep policies) com.android.settings becomes unresponsive and I get the "Sorry"" error message.
[Desire Android Development] Atse:
Updated to DF6.0 yesterday but I've been having (seemingly) random freezes with both the HAVS 950mV and the 875mV Latty kernels. I couldn't test if it's a governor (smartass/on demand), overclock, or kernel issue as I need my phone to be stable ;-)

Now going with the SVS kernel hoping for stability... Didn't have any problems with HAVS from 5.1 upward (skipped 5.3-5.5) and had great battery life so I'm hoping upcoming kernels will work better for me!

Still, I'm very happy I ditched HTC stock for DF, thanks Richard!
[Desire Android Development] scatterface:
If you used APN backup did you delete the current APN data before restoring? I tried to restore mine over the top of the default ones at first, and it didn't work either. Just a thought.
[Desire Android Development] mozzek:
Probably the framework isn't ready yet. I suposse that will be available for download soon.

I can change the wifi sleep policies with no prob (6.0 + 875mv kernel). Sounds like you must reflash.

EDIT: FM Radio doesn't work in my Desire. I tried to find the error in logcat, but all seems to be OK. I installed manually the APKs included in 5.9 and 5.8, but doesn't work neither. Any idea?
[Desire Android Development] church473:
Must admit, I didn't do that. Figured the backup would overwrite it. Nevermind. Using miui rom now and really liking it. Thanks for ur help though. Appreciate it
[Desire Android Development] braso:
Latty HAVS 1113 killed my OJ. I've gone back to the original HAVS 1113. I didn't have any problems at all with it.
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
Shame. But yeah, have to be careful using things like titanium between aosp and sense roms. Probably would have worked after a factory reset. Then you just have to work out what you restored that caused the problem
[Desire Android Development] Latty:
Here's my current kernel testing results thus far, with my specific Desire:

6.0 original, 875mV, HAVS ondemand, 1113MHz - unstable

6.0 original, 875mV, HAVS smartass, 1075MHz - unstable

6.0 original, 875mV, HAVS ondemand, 1075MHz - stable

6.0 Latty, 875mV, HAVS smartass, 1113MHz - unstable

6.0 Latty, 875mV, HAVS ondemand, 1113MHz - stable

:)

- I doesn't seem to have any issues with 875mV (wohoo, lower idle power draw)

- The smartass governor, although it'd be nice, appears to be unstable

- 1113MHz is the only unstable frequency on the original 6.0 kernel, but the Latty edition AVS table rectifies that problem

(the optimal would probably be 6.0 original AVS table except for 1113MHz @ Latty values, as 1075MHz is perfectly stable)
[Desire Android Development] nitrox1:
Havn't try latty kernels, but still having problems with smart alarm, and new sets of original kernels.

Sent from the 25th century.
[Desire Android Development] rPAD:
Seems like your problem is that when u have 'smartass' it's unstable. And 1113 vs 1075 is only 38 mhz difference. U're really trying to find a needle in a hay stack for only 38 mhz. U problem could be something as crazy as your current air temperature. Also keep in mind the more you over clock any chip, the more wear and tear you put on it. Maybe it's not capable of being overclocked like it use to.
[Desire Android Development] redlabour:
Latty Edition 950mV is 100% stable after 24 Hours of testing.
[Desire Android Development] rPAD:
which one?? there was two, 875mV and 950mV

I'm trying 875mV right now and it seems fine. Been running for 3 hours now, and also ran the stress test on setcpu for 30 mins
[Desire Android Development] Latty:
Yup, I basically stated that already

Really? Just because it looks like "only" 38 MHz is a small number, does not mean that stability cannot be affected. Semiconductors can be very finicky, and you can hit a brick wall with differences of a single MHz.

The reason I was testing 1075 vs. 1113 MHz is because the older AVS table uses 1300mV at 1113MHz, and it's only at that speed, with the newer AVS table, that some people are experiencing issues.

You do realize that we are using undervolt kernels at the moment, right? Even overclocked, it's still UNDER stock voltages. Our Desires will never heat up significantly more than any stock phone will.

And, nope, it's not true that "the more you over clock any chip, the more wear and tear you put on it". Each chip has a certain safety factor, and as long as one is running within that range, it can run perfectly stable. The problem is every single Snapdragon is different, and some people have chips that are more stable at lower voltages than others.
[Desire Android Development] redlabour:
For all the Guys with the same Problem 950mV Latty is stable like 5.3a and 5.9b HAVS.
[Desire Android Development] vokkE:
Hi! I'm sorry if this has been asked previously, but here I go:

Currently I'm using Sense rom just because I like the dialer and other apps way better (tried OpenDesire for 15min once, was kinda disappointed to lose all the key apps). But now I'd like to give DeFrost a shot. Could you tell me some applications to replace HTC's apps? Like camera, email (not gmail), dialer, clock, etc... :) I don't care about the widgets, Sense launcher is ugly as hell, same goes for HTC lockscreen.

And some other questions: does DeFrost have those wlan/3g/bluetooth/etc switches @ notification bar? Like Galaxy S has (and MiUI, if I remember correctly)? I'm sure I saw someone using DeFrost and having those switches there. Another one: can I get the same kind of facebook sync like I get with Sense? Does Dialer One have it, or is it build in to DeFrost somehow?

Thanks in advance.
[Desire Android Development] nilezon:
First, thanks for a really nice ROM!

Unfortunately I have some issues with the Exchange sync. They seem related to the reported issues 9455, 9718 and 9973. These issues should all be resolved in Android 2.2.1, but they does seem to exist in DeFrost 6.0.

I'm a little confused. Is DeFrost really based on the latest code from Google, including the e-mail app and Exchange sync service?
[Desire Android Development] rPAD:
That being said, ur still looking for richard to find the exact settings for your snapdragon. like i said before, 'needle in a haystack'
[Desire Android Development] Trustme:
Theres a camera app build in in DeFrost, Email im still trying to find some good app for that, clock i just got some widget of the market.

Defrost has those switches too now if you "Scroll down" the notification bar at the top you got: Wifi, Bluetooth, GPS and sound switch.
[Desire Android Development] vokkE:
Thank you :) Yeah, I knew there's camera app, but I read that it's not so good. But I'll try it. I'll definetly give DeFrost a go soon.
[Desire Android Development] z0mbi3:
Are you sure about this? I can see mention of failures to wake altogether, but not the same as I'm describing apart from in this thread.

I'm not saying it is exclusively a defrost issue, but I think what you're saying has been mentioned elsewhere might not be the same problem I'm describing?

I'd just like to hear Richard's stance on it.
[Desire Android Development] Theteenystar:
After about 30 houres I got an unexpected restart with the newest 6.0 1113 950mV HAVS Kernel :(
[Desire Android Development] 0semaj0:
DeFroST is a stripped down version the Andriod software without individual firm interface and additional software but the core software of Andriod still exist.

As what you have mentioned, the only aspects that DeFroST does not have is elements such as HTC FootPrint etc...HTC specific applications...the benefit of DeFroST is that it cuts out a load of bulls out of the HTC standard ROM...not only making the Desire a faster phone, but also improves battery life, for me significantly. It allows more customisation in settings...its a bit more figety and allows more freedom for the user to customise...But keep in mind, you will have to root your HTC Desire...if it is already rooted then do not root again.
[Desire Android Development] redlabour:
The Camera app is the stock Camera and she is very good. Even the implemented stock Mail app is very awesome for normal needs.
[Desire Android Development] redlabour:
Use the Latty Edition of it.
[Desire Android Development] vokkE:
Yup, I'm aware of the differences between Sense and Non-Sense roms, and like I said I've been using Sense rom (AuraxTSense) for a while now (4-5 months). What has been keeping me from AOSP-roms is the lack of HTC specific apps. I did try the OD, but I guess I didn't try it long enough. Froyo's not-so-good-dialer got me back to AuraxTSense quickly.

The customizing is what intrigues me the most, and the "bulkyness". It's so depressing as a Sense-user that almost 3/4 of themes or w/e is made to OD/DF/CM. But like I said, I'll give it a shot and thanks to everyone who replied. :)
[Desire Android Development] Lemonato:
Has anyone else had this problem, just changed back to DeFrost from OD and in both 5.9 and 6.0 i can't get the values to stick.

Done a full wipe but no difference.

P.S. Great work Richard, DeFrost is really looking good. And battery life is exceptional
[Desire Android Development] RavinShubh:
Dude i had the same problem until i used the settings in richards signature. Those seem to stick :)
[Desire Android Development] cyleo:
Hi,

i'm pretty new to this stuff, but i've searched the fora and didn't fight anything comparable. Anyway, here is my problem:

I've recently flashed to DeFrost 5.9 (using Rom manager). When i pressed the defrost app i saw there was an update to 6.0, so i downloaded that (in that app) and pressed install. The desire rebooted and now it's showing me a warning triangle with an android. What am i doing wrong?
[Desire Android Development] z0mbi3:
You don't have a recovery image installed. Sounds like you've deleted update.zip from the sd card.

In rom manager, select install recovery, or something like that.
[Desire Android Development] rPAD:
Turn the phone off (pull the battary if u must), hold down the volume button while turning on the phone. This will bring you into clockworks recovery (if thats what ur using, and then you can flash a new image from there)
[Desire Android Development] cyleo:
That did the trick, thank you! :)
[Desire Android Development] crapula512:
hi,

im using version 6.0 with latty kernel @875. everything seems fine with the ondemand governor but with smartass im getting a terrible lag in all apps.

what is this smartass governor? couldnt find any info about it in this thread.

btw, is there any point in istalling wifi pm_fast patch if im not using voip at all?
[Desire Android Development] 10lexik:
Hey guys !!

I was reading a topic in here about flashing hboot with alpharev and i tried flashing my hboot with the bravo_alphaspl-n1table.img with sdk tools (tutorials on this forum).

What a surprise when i re install defrost 6.0 and look at my free memory : 195 mo instead of 144 mo before flashing !!!

That's ****ing great and working ^^

Edit : i also (by an ubuntu linux) made my own partitions with gparted on my 16 Gb sdcard (1gb for an Ext3 , 1gb for swap, and rest for fat32 partition) and that's work great to !
[Desire Android Development] rPAD:
i've heard that smartass is similar to interactive. not sure on much more than that

I download the wifi patch, because it also keeps wifi on when your phone's screen shuts off
[Desire Android Development] rs1800:
How can I check which kernel my phone is running?

It says 2.6.35.7-defost.......laptop#208

but how can I check which one is this?

cheers
[Desire Android Development] route00:
i cant open SETTING? WHY!!!!:confused:
[Desire Android Development] jazha:
Unless you have flashed a new kernel I guess you run the standard kernel that follows each rom update(if I understood correctly) , which would be "6.0 SVS 998Mhz" for the DeFrost 6.0 rom ;)
[Desire Android Development] jazha:
Try to explain better what happens or just redownload and reflash the rom.
[Desire Android Development] route00:
I update from 5.9 rom. The setting icon disappeared and the home button does not work.
[Desire Android Development] jazha:
Sounds like a bad flash, redownload the zip file and try flashing it once more.
[Desire Android Development] Rickbob:
+1

I also mentioned this abit back but no useful response as of yet. I'm just using the normal auto brightness at the mo but would like to get the cm one to working
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
Yes I have a custom mtd layout but I have 293 for data. Working well
[Desire Android Development] 10lexik:
Can you post you configuration ?

- SD Card partitions tables

- alpharev img used

- ROMS installed

- How do you get 293 Mb free ?!

Thanx for answer :D
[Desire Android Development] route00:
I install clear 6.0, same problem. The icon setting disappeared. So I had problems with 5.9. All the versions before working normally.
[Desire Android Development] jazha:
Then I am not sure whats going on, guess some of the more experienced debuggers could help you get an errorlog or something out of your phone.

If it was me, I would just backup everything(I hope you made a nandroid on 5.9) and wipe the phone, then reflash 6.0 + apps.
[Desire Android Development] cezarL:
First change the number of levels (to nine, for example). Put in the values you want, 'Save and apply', then change back to ten if that's what you want. The new values should then stick around :)
[Desire Android Development] Latty:
Nope, not at all. All I did was report what was stable and what was not for my own Desire. richardtrip released five different kernels (875mV/950mV, old/new AVS table, SVS) because (as I said) every cpu will be slightly different.

That being said, people with similar processor tolerances will have similar results, and it turns out quite a few number of people do not have stability at 1113MHz with the new AVS table.

ie. Who knows, maybe other people have success with the smartass governor, but in my experience, it's unstable.

That's sorta the point of a forum, to share what or what not works well....

We all would love having stable, battery-efficient Desires :)