yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
Yup ... mentioned a couple times in previous posts. Considering how feverishly everyone is working on the Cyanogenmod port to be fully functional, I assume he's waiting for that to be fully wrapped before theming and releasing it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] swakster:
I am having issues putting the Recommended Recovery Image on to my phone. Is there an easy way to do this.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
I think I remember reading that before. I'm stuck on the fence I wanna test out the CM6 build but I'm loving this ROM so much right now lol. I think I'll just wait it out. :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
Just a heads up.. the ROM name is changing from Buufed to cSrOm with the Froyo release.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] yamaford:
I absolutly love this ROM! I use a hardwood floor picture as the background for the color and its awsome. Now does anyone know a way to make my text work? I get text but if its something that has to be downloaded it won't. Also, nothing to do with voice searches, google or maps works.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] zachslavin:
Pesonally i used the terminal on my phone. As long as the recovery image is in the root directory of your sd card i used the command

su

flash_image recovery /sdcard/name of recovery image.img

Replace name of recovery image with the name of the file. Im not sure if that is a recommended practice but it worked for me. Any senior members have corrections or ideas.

Sent From My Hero!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
Ok I know this sounds weird, but I'm just curious if anyone can provide some assistance ...

I absolutely love this rom, but the only problem that I've had at all was that if I stream last.fm for more than 15 minutes, the phone does a soft reboot. Happens every time, without fail. Yesterday I kind of had a duhpiphany and realized it could easily be because my phone can't handle overclocking (this occurred because the soft reboot happened when I ran navigation ... I clocked it down to 633 and it worked just fine). Clocking it down made the navi work, but last.fm still rebooted, so I've dropped it down to 538 just to see how it does at the most minimal overclocking possible (testing it atm). My question is this ...

Will clocking it below the default for the kernel affect battery consumption? I know its probably a noobish question, but I thought perhaps if OC widget keeps telling the kernel to stop clocking up to default, that repetitive process could increase battery consumption. If someone could offer some assistance on this, I would be very much obliged.

EDIT: Just tested the 537 setting, and it rebooted after 25 minutes. Apparently this rom doesn't really dig streaming.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
Awesome. :) Should we watch for a new thread or will it be posted in this one?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
I don't have mine overclocked, just running this rom as is (seems fast and responsive enough) and I haven't experienced any issues with last.fm. Have you tried not overclocking at all?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
I would suggest removing any overclock/task manager apps that you have installed and testing it again.

The kernel in this ROM has buil-in memory management and it clocks up/down as need up to 710Mhz.

SideNote: I have not had any problems using Pandora on 5 mile runs, but have not tested last.fm.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
Yeah, that was the first thing I tried, same deal. Maybe its a flaw in lasts programming. Oh well.

Edit: does this rom have issue with autokiller? Cuz I have it installed and I know a few roms had issue.

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
As-is is overclocked default, to 710. And i know each phone handles it differently, maybe mine just doesn't like the kernel.

Edit: Sorry, I edited the above post after I sent this one ... when will they develop multi-quote on the xda app? haha

Sent using XDA APP
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
Its possible. I know the kernel is overclocked by default but I haven't used any other apps to try setting it at anything else. I'll test last.fm more on mine and see if it happens to me then let you know.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
Yeah sorry, the XDA app is slow, brief messages and such. I've tried SetCPU, then OC Widget, then neither, then messing with the frequencies with both apps ... seriously, the only thing that ever goes wrong is last.fm, its kind of ridiculous haha.

I've had this phone for like 9 months, and installed at least 50 different roms on it, maybe I've just aged it too quickly haha. But appreciate you checking it out on yours. To test, I just let it run with headphones plugged for a half hour (or until it reboots).
[Hero CDMA Android Development] saulhaul:
MMS?

Anyone found anything out regarding the MMS issue? I have it as well. I've wiped everything included formatting and partitioning my sd card and reflashed three times. I'm a little bummed because I love this Rom.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] drtwrk127:
Ditto, same here

MJK
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pendleton_33312:
Likewise I've been watching closely for a solution. Maybe the buufed 2.1 update will fix it
[Hero CDMA Android Development] evolart:
Could someone please let us know where to redownload Swype? I've asked the question 2 times in the past and seen 2 other users ask it in the last 15 pages.

Also does anyone else have the issue with character / word limits since switching to this rom? I've wiped and reinstalled 3 times and I am starting to believe this is some weird AOSP issue considering I never had this issue with default or Fresh.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
Would it be possible to get a quick update with the new adw.launcher 1.0 in it? :D Its got themes now. I'm thinking about installing it over the other one but I dunno, rather just have one version on it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
See here for .apks.

The character limit is imposed by Sprint/Verizon and the HTC messaging app automatically split messages to 160 characters, while the AOSP messaging app does not have that function. There might be one in the market that supports that (Handcent?).
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
I'll check when I get a chance.

The app has to be built from source to show in the settings menu.

Most of my free time is dedicated to getting the Froyo build fully functional.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
Yeah ... I'd say that FroYo takes priority! :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
Its cool not really a big issue. ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dustinmatthews87:
New ADW

I was just about download the new version, but I like having the settings in the menu. I sure hope theres an update coming soon.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
I wonder though if it was a part of the rom if we could download and install the themes for it still?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
K

Exactly what I did. Works well, the system recognizes them both independently.

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] dustinmatthews87:
Im thinking not since themes is a new feature in the new version. I downloaded the "one" theme and it wasnt recognized, but there may be a work around.

*Sorry didn't fully read the post. I am sure if it does become part of the rom it will recognize the theme since the phone does recognize the ADW as its own program still.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] aod420247:
like the rom, but with no way to update my data profile for srpint there is no data, therefor this is pretty useless. the searching the forums brought up a post about no way to update prl and profile? why was that option removed and replaced with this other updater program? thats pretty vital to anyone who uses sprint. if there is no way to update data profile then theres no way to get data going....any help or ideas here in the next few minutes?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
I could be wrong but I believe your supposed to roll back to a sprint based rom update your data profile then wipe and install this rom. That should do the trick. Since you can create nandroids you really dont loose much by doing so.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] aod420247:
o ok. well i came from fresh 2.3.3 and data and everything was working perfectly, then i just went ahead did a wipe and installed this rom. would that count as to following your instructions you just posted? let me know. i am just wondering cause i am on a time crunch and have to get going from my comp soon and i really really like this rom and dont want to have to do any fixes using just my phone....that takes entirely too long!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
So data was working and now it isn't? I came from fresh 2.3.3 too and everything works fine. You should be getting data. What PRL are you on?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mrbook:
Was wondering if possible for some one that has Waze to see if you are having an issue as well of it not seeing the GPS which in turn does not keep your location locked to where you are at that moment. GPS works normally in Maps, just wondering if this is part of the AOSP experience.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] menissalt:
This is a little off topic... But I just but a 32 gb microsd card at verizon for $100. It was supposed to be 150 and 100 for people buying the Droid X, but I think there's a glitch in their system... Anybody elgar wasn't to go try to buy one and side of it rings up the same?

Just fyi, it shows up at $150 but after the anoint is actually tendered it goes down. Will upload picture of recipt if proof is requested. Just thought I might share this find.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] aod420247:
i am on PRL 60668. running fresh 2.3.3 again. so now i should be able to install buufed and have data? i am going to try it and see what happens.

EDIT! well, i was on prl 60667, then while in fresh ron just a few minutes ago i went ahead and did another nandroid backup, updated my prl to 60668, and did a data profile update. all is smooth! thanks to the dev for this rom, i am actually lovin it! i really like fresh, but 2.3.3 just seems a little laggy to me. this is so blazing fast its ridiculous! thanks for the awesome work you guys put in, im hoping to start learning to do this stiff myself soon! keep up the AMAZING WORK!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] zachslavin:
Any mms fixes? I'm on prl 60667, could that be the issue?

Sent From My Hero!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
Most likely the PRL version is not the issue.

I am seeing many posts about this problem, ut have been unable to replicate it myself.

If someone can send me a logcat while attempting to send/receive an MMS it would help a lot.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] codelockdown:
This rom is one of the BEST roms ive seen to date. :] good job buufed roms rock!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dustinmatthews87:
Dialer used 64% of battery

I was just wondering if anyone else was having the same problem. My battery died super fast today and when I went in to usage it said that the dialer used 64%, any one have a idea why.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] zachslavin:
The stock hero messaging app locks the dialer on when you receive a message and doesn't let the cpu sleep. YOU need to disable all notifications and download handcent from the market or another messaging app

Sent From My Hero!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] andygu3:
Recently rooted the other day, did some research on my first flash. Just wanted to say this rom is awesome. It's just what I wanted, I love the theme!! It's fast and I had no trouble flashing the first time, maybe took 5 min. Gmail, texts all working within seconds of booting, what can I say but this is great. Battery? Don't know yet, only been running for 20 hours. Good job!! Wanted to donate, where can I do that? :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] andygu3:
Found donate, thanks!!!;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Bradart:
This rom doesn't have the stock hero messaging app in it. Nor does it have the stock htc dialer. This rom is AOSP, as denoted in the title of this thread.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bitbang3r:
I just installed it last night after having (more or less) used DamageControl since ~March, so this is really my first exposure to AOSP.

Issues I've found:

* I'm pretty sure that when I first installed it, the red/end button would first go to home, then suspend the phone. Without thinking, I used Settings -> Spare Parts to explicitly select "Home, then sleep", and it broke it. Worse, unless I set it to "Go to sleep", I don't appear to have any way of actually MAKING the phone sleep (IS there some other way, besides just waiting for it to time out?)

* Same MMS problems as others. Can't view the attachments. I don't get many, but when I do I kind of want to view them. Is there an alternate way to do this?

* I have a pile of messages that appear to be intended for Sprint's visual voicemail. Can I safely delete these from the 'sms' app, or will it screw up Visual Voicemail if I do? Is there something else I need to configure to make them go away?

* I got two incoming SMS messages overnight, but wasn't alerted to them until I woke up my phone and unlocked it (actually, I'm not sure whether unlocking was necessary, or whether I just finished the unlock gesture at the same instant the OS got around to making the alert sound).

General Questions:

* Does this automatically use a swapfile if it finds a swap partition n the SD card? I just bought a class 6 uSDHC card last night, so this is the first time I've ever really tried getting swap to work.

* I'm sure I'll find out soon enough, but how quickly is running at 710MHz in performance mode likely to nuke a Seidio 3600mAH battery? I think I just figured out why all the Graffiti input methods I've tried up to now (with the exception of the "real" one released by Access a few days ago) pretty much sucked, and even the "real" one had a glitch or two. Running in performance mode at 710MHz, I'm now getting effortless 99.99% accuracy from Graffiti without even trying to be accurate or precise. I'm really starting to think most of the problems I had with the older alternatives were due to the speed thrashing around and screwing up their normalization algorithms (or maybe just Android/Sense thinking, "ah, input. We can slow down to a crawl now and save power")

Thanks!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] 1tondiesel:
I cannot send or open any picture mail
[Hero CDMA Android Development] aacevedo17:
hey everyone! just flashed this rom, but my facebook contacts and their pictures never synched. any ideas or any tips anyone can give me. thanks! hope everyone has a great weeekend.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] lohp75:
When it comes to Facebook sync, it works well but took mine two days to place pics next to contacts and updates. If MMS or EPST isn't a big issue or want, this ROM kicks ASS!!!!!!! Extremely fast and no bugs that I found while I had it. I had too look elsewhere for a ROM that did what's mentioned above, but I had Buff for two weeks and was extremely happy with Crunchy's awesome work. Thanks again Crunchy!!!!!!!!!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] zachslavin:
My bad...whatever it is it's the same problem I had as pre root. Coincidence maybe, but when I disabled this message app problem went away. Battery life improved dramatically.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
Just make sure you update it in the market to the most recent version. It won't show up under downloads, but if you search, it should say update available. After you get the most recent version, you should be able to access sync under the app's settings.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
Yeah, using a 3rd party app like handcent instead of the stock app resolved both the VVM and the MMS issues for me. After setting it up and disabling the stock app, everything has worked flawlessly.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] menissalt:
Search SyncMyPix in the market place.

Aside from that, I was wondering how to find the apks to my paid apps. I went to system/apps but still couldn't find them. Anybody know where to find them?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] xakantorx:
How does one diable the stock app?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] vampir4997:
flashed friday.im a noob(first time rooting friday). rom is awesome!! was pissed after sprint 2.1 update like everyone else. havent really had any mms issues yet. thank for the awesomeness!!!!!!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] xakantorx:
I love this rom, but the mms problem kills it for me. Looks like I have to find another rom for now :/
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mrbook:
Did you try the fixes a few posts above, seems that they have been working for people.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] menissalt:
There are no fixes posted, it's something we're all waiting for. I have been meaning to send him a logcat, I just haven't gotten around to it yet..
[Hero CDMA Android Development] The Jero:
MMS isnt working for me at all :/
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
I've been pretty distracted with Froyo, but I am building again from scratch to avoid whatever I did between 2.0.1 and 2.0.3 that broke MMS.

Hopefully I will have the new version out in a day or two.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] The Jero:
That'd be awesome. I was diggin your ROM a lot for the few hours I had it running. Looks dope, runs smooth, etc. But then it was a total boner-kill when I went to send a picture message and it wouldnt...

Hope you get a chance to sort it out because I'd really like to flash back and use this ROM. :D

Great work on everything else tho!

Peace.

(Is there a link somewhere to the 2.01 version? I'd run that in the meantime, I need my MMS.)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] andygu3:
I've been running rom since Fri. I have no problems receiving mms (using handcent). The only issue I have is, when I try to send mms from a gallery (older pictures from sd) it won't let me. Now, when I take a new picture and send it mms, no problems at all!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] andygu3:
Anyone having problems with XDA application on the phone, I get a notification that manager is down.:confused:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
(Is there a link somewhere to the 2.01 version? I'd run that in the meantime, I need my MMS.)[/QUOTE]

Go to Configuration > Rom Update Settings > Display All Rom Updates/Display Experimental Roms. (Putting a check in both)

Then check for updates again. 2.0.1 will show in the list. I have not tried downgrading without wiping, so you might run into issues flashing through the updater. (But feel free to try it through csupdater first if you want.)

I would recommend once it has finished downloading, you move 2.0.1 to the root of the sdcard and then do wipes from recovery prior to flashing.

add remount

adb shell

mv /sdcard/csupdater/updates/Buufed-2.0.1.zip /sdcard/

reboot recovery​
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Bradart:
How's froyo coming along, crunchy?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
I've Ben testing Froyo for about two weeks, just not happy with it yet.

I fixed the MMS problem and hopefully will be able to upload it tonight.

It is version 2.1.1 and will required wipes to fix the MMS issues.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] zachslavin:
Is anyone else getting FC's on the voice search?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
Which version are you running?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] zachslavin:
2.0.3
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bitbang3r:
I found one bug this morning. I have a few dial-in bridge numbers for work that are stored in the phone book as 8009999999ppppp5555555# (800 is the start of the #, 9999999 is the remainder, each p causes it to pause, 5555555 is the access code). When I tried dialing into the bridge this morning, it looks like Buufed's dialer app literally tried to dial it as 180099999995555555

Any work-around? I normally have to dial into the bridge in the morning while I'm on a freeway driving to work, and it's not fun trying to do it by hand on a phone with only a soft keyboard ;-)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] zachslavin:
How about not using a phone while driving. Seriously?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
cSrOm-2.1.1-Buufed Released

cSrOm-2.1.1-Buufed is up for download.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Redjp85:
Update through csupdater?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
Is this froyo?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
Only if you currently do not have problems with MMS.

No. Froyo will start at version 3.0.0.

This release adds features and fixes problems that some users were having. Seethe changlog on the OP from more info.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bretwalters13:
working great crunchy! Thanks so much. All issues I was having are solved.

BEAUTIFUL.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
Yeah I read that afterwards.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] drtwrk127:
Thanks for the update with fixes! Perfect!

MJK
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bitbang3r:
Seriously? Fine. You can share the road with me when I'm sleep-deprived from having to get up an hour early so I can be at the office when the call begins, missing roughly 1/3 of my IQ, and ever so slightly reckless to boot from the caffeine rush induced by the two cans of diet Mountain Dew I had to inhale to make it out of bed at that unholy hour in the first place. Then do it again ~9 hours later when I'm driving home, even more sleep-deprived, but fatigued & cranky to boot... possibly with one hand on the wheel, and the other digging through the McDonald's bag trying to find the last french fry or chocolate chip cookie...

By comparison, hitting a homescreen shortcut that dials the number, pauses, generates the necessary touchtones, and connects the phone to my stereo via bluetooth so I can passively listen in as though it were a talk show with a small, intimate audience -- all without need for further interaction with the phone beyond putting it back down -- seems like a fairly reasonable compromise.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
To get voicemail working on this would I have to use google voice?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
There is an add-on for getting Sprint VM working somewhere in this thread, but I would recommend using either YouMail or Google Voice.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
Got google voice set up, I just tested MMS but it didn't work so I'm gonna try wiping and reflashing see if that fixes it. I didn't realize before I was using this rom for a month and never had voicemail (would have been helpful trying to find a new job lol)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] menissalt:
Mms works great now.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
Got MMS and Voicemail working great. :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] armychris28210:
cSrom-3.0.0.....

so, i updated to 2.1.1 today and just checked for updates on rom manager....it says theres a cSrom-3.0.0 buufed--any info or just a glitch?

btw...2.1.1 is niiicccceeee...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
o.0 Cool, you should flash it and let us know lol.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] armychris28210:
halfway there...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Buildncastles:
Really need some help

Hello all,

I really need some help with this. I'm a total noob so please take it easy on me. My phone is a Spring HTC Hero.

So I installed ClockworkMod Rom Manager and flashed it. Then I downloaded this ROM to my phone through the "Free section".

Now I told it to wipe and do everything fresh when it asked after I downloaded it. From there all I get it is looping over and over again; the phone never boots.

All I see is the "Buufed by crunchybutternut" and the cracked looking 2.1.1 screen. My phone can't boot. Please help me :confused::(
[Hero CDMA Android Development] armychris28210:
first boot with a new rom can take a while..if it s stuck, you can always reboot into recovery and wipe real good....then flash again....hope u did a nandroid
[Hero CDMA Android Development] menissalt:
Also remember to fix apk mismatches, just to be sure ;p