yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
Sorry about that! I fixed the link, but here it is again, so you don't have to go back.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] prios914:
How to Sync

Crunchy, Hey I've been playing around on this rom all day, trying different tweaks, again I was wowed by the aesthetics and how much effort you put into the themeing this rom out. Really nice job.

I do have a question regarding syncing with a desktop. I can't seem to find where I can chose HTC Sync when attached to USB. I only see mount as a drive. Just curious because I still use Outlook to sync all my contact's for business but I don't use Exchange, I only sync locally. I don't like leaving all my contact's to "the man" if I ever decide to leave my employer.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bretwalters13:
Thanks so much crunchy! Got it working. This is an incredible rom...like I'm blown away. Who did all your graphical enhancements? (icons etc..) did you? Im a web/graphic designer and honestly its all super polished...like definitely looks professionally designed by a team...haha. You rock dood!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
This ROm is AOSP, so it does not support HTC sync. The best option I have found is to export your Outlook contacts to a CSV file and then import them into Gmail. From there I just created groups so that I can choose which ones show on my phone.

Hope that helps!

The original artwork was done by mattahan, then I incorporated it into the ROM. Anything that I couldn't find in his work I did myself.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] recognize_atm:
Crunchy, Hey I've been having some issues with a "ghost" voicemail popping up in my notifications. when i call the voicemail number i there is not voicemails. i think they used to have the same bug on Darchdroid, but i think they fixed it. any suggestions on how to get rid of it.

also, my google maps doesnt seem to work i keep getting forced closes
[Hero CDMA Android Development] id_twin:
When you push the files in is it just:

adb push swype-hvga-1.56-htc_ime-en-licensed.apk

Only reason when I ask everytime I try to push the files the return function is just all the commands you can run for adb.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] TOOLhead08:
Check the drive letter on the command prompt. Sometimes the default drive is not the C: drive. Also, you might have left off the path on where to push the apk.

adb push swype-hvga-1.56-htc_ime-en-licensed.apk /system/app/

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] bretwalters13:
If you dont wanna mess with terminal, download Linda Manager from the market, put ur apk's on ur SD card. Open Linda and browse to where u put the apk on ur SD card and click it. Installed. Done. :) Thats how I do it anyway
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chococrazy:
Crunchy, I'm having a problems with random soft reboots o.O
[Hero CDMA Android Development] eurominican:
Wow.... Just WOOOOOW!!!!!!!!!! This is incredible! Just about everything is skined/customized on this rom. Its insane! I've never seen anything like this, awesome job!

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] underearth:
hey,

has anyone faced problem with music app in my phone music app is not able to find single song on sdcard, im playing song through file manager which works.

another thing i notice there is no speed dial i'm using "dial one" app for that, also we are not able to edit facebook links to contact (which i think was possible with sense UI)

i understand these might not be ROM's fault, maybe app in AOSP are designed that way,

(anyway i like scroll lock in version 1.7 much better than default lock screen in version 2).

i feel battery life was better in 1.7X ROM , is it because of OC and JIT,, any clues??

thanks

sunnyC
[Hero CDMA Android Development] menissalt:
Having same voicemail problem and also would like the htc widgets for 2.1. I have the apks but they won't install, any suggestions? Aside from that great rom definitely my new daily, coupled with setcpu this is deadly fast. Plus swype is crazy once you get it to work.

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
VVM-Fix

As for the Voicemail problems, I have added a Fix in CSUpdater.

The problem with the HTC widgets is that they require HTC's framework which is not in this ROM.

Glad you are enjoying it
[Hero CDMA Android Development] omair2005:
could we get the youtube version with "HQ" playback option?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
HQ is working in this version. When you are watching a video press menu > more > watch in high quality.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] StephenMilone:
so i just flashed this rom and i really like it so far, just a quick question, any insight on how i can get the HTC People app on there, i prefer it over ASOP contacts. thanks
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
HTC apps do not work with this ROM as they require the HTC framework.

Is there some specific functionality that you miss, or the overall layout/look?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
Any changed people are looking for in next release?

I have some things in the works, just looking for input.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] f16pilot:
Crunchy,

I get the following error when I try to download the V2.0.1-VVM-Fix using CS Updater: "Unable to download update file from any mirror"
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
Thanks for the heads-up!

It's working again. :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] menissalt:
The vvm update still isn't working for me.

As for input, maybe a curved rosie theme.. I really like what htc did with their stock rom.

Sent from my HERO200 using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
Did you push Check Now prior to downloading? Try that first.

What do you mean by curved? the notification bar, unlock, etc.?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Tequilasunriser:
Haven't flashed a new rom since last month, this is looking like the new candidate.

I've been lurking the threads of the main roms in use and many seem to have battery issues or some other general issue. Are there any issues with this rom (other than the "quirks" listed in the OP) that others have been experiencing?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] f16pilot:
Crunchy,

I guess the real question is, what does the VVM fix actually fix? I was able to run the fix after the mirror was updated, however, I still get the two non-existant Voice Mails that pop-up every time I reboot (or just lose and regain my signal).
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
It fixes a rare problem when users are unable to receive their Sprint voicemails.

I'll look into ghost notifications
[Hero CDMA Android Development] menissalt:
I got it to work.

I would like everything but the lock screen from the curved rosie. I like the whole look but the current lock screen is better with more function.

Maybe just an option for the htc framework, don't know how possible that would be though. I know that would make this rom perfect for me.

Another problem I've experienced is google navigation closes when it moves to background, not sure if this is the rom or google, I know its not my task killer. If I can find out anything I'll post.

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] underearth:
can we update to ADW.Launcher v0.9.0 standalone. (i'm afraid that it might messed our ROM) as it might not be themed.

and crunchy do we need to install setCPU to get OC or overclocking is on by default. and setcpu just tweaks it!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] menissalt:
The rom is set to 710 but setcpu will help with power management and allow you to make profiles. I found it worth it to buy, helps out tremendously but isn't necessary. As far as I know at least.

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] eurominican:
Donation

I have a Sprint EVO and would def donate if you do something like this for it!!!

Once again, INCREDIBLE job!! Too bad you did it in the end of the life cycle of the phone (at least for me since now I have an EVO).
[Hero CDMA Android Development] f16pilot:
I've got news for you, every phone that is out right now is in it's "End of Life Cycle," including the EVO. Unfortunately, for some of us, our own personal "End of Life Cycle" for our Hero is tied to our contract and therefore, we may need to eke another year out of it. Its ROMs like Buufed and Darchroid (to name a few) that makes us not feel like we're stuck until that time. The EVO, on the other hand, has enough to play with to keep it fresh for a little while without the help of Crunchy...at least not yet. ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
Just as a heads up, if you poke around the forums, you can find SetCPU available for download for free. It's a special deal they give to xda members. Or, you can always use OverclockWidget, which is available for free on the market (I actually prefer it).
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
There's actually a link to the XDA version of SetCPU in the first few lines of the OP. :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] underearth:
has anyone noticed headphone icon is not coming when we plug them.Or its only me.

Crunchy pls add some good dialer app in next release
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gratefldiver:
Sorry to be obtuse

OK, I feel like an idiot, but to push these 2 files to correct the Swype FC issue, to where do I push them? System/App? or System/Data? Any help would be appreciated!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jwhet5483:
I'm having the same problem.. The only song it finds is the facebook pop sound.. I've tried putting music files in all kinds of folders with no luck.

Other than that Awesome ROM!!!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chococrazy:
Ya he knows about the headphones problem

I told him when he released it
[Hero CDMA Android Development] TinkerToyTommy:
I still have that McLovin' feeling for this ROM CrunchButterdStuff, ButterCup, ButterNuts (my Halfbaked tribute... sorry.)

ANYWAY... Folks, I'm running a Class6 16Gb microSD with ~12gB of music. Things get sticky every once in a while with RANDOM play (is there such a thing as RANDOM)...

Anyone else??? Any suggestions?? I like the embedded player, but I will take any suggestions. Is it just simply too much music?

Thanks again Crunchy. Many of friends love the "Look"!! I love the play.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
Just wanted to show my support: awesome rom. I have never really dug sense or the HTC apps, so I gave this rom a shot and haven't looked back. The theming is immaculate, the speed is remarkable, and the battery life is superb. Keep up the solid work.

I was curious though... once a functional froyo aosp rom exists, will there be a buufed froyo rom? I know a lot of devs are jumping to the evo.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] 1Crazee_J:
You push them to /system/app
[Hero CDMA Android Development] 1Crazee_J:
Did you try making a folder called music and stuffing your files in it? What format are your music files? mp3, aac, m4a?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] 1Crazee_J:
Zoom to work on camera please. :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] underearth:
this is not ROM problem i faced similar issue, do one thing cut your MUSIC and MEDIA folder from SD card and paste in ur HDD and then shut down ur mobile device go to recovery and mount SD card (because you need to make sure no Music running app. is running) and then paste the music back.

it solves out music problem!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] underearth:
more over i update ADW launcer to .9 its working fine (only app. icon is not themed) but now need to remove ROM's default adw launcher using adb can anyone send me name of old application

so that i can remove that.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
Q & A

Yes, I will put out a Buufed Froyo once there is a fully functional kernel. :)

Wow! I somehow forgot about that.. oops..

via adb:

adb remount

adb shell rm /system/app/ADWLauncher.apk
[Hero CDMA Android Development] menissalt:
Is anyone else getting an fc on boot up from sprint updater?

Random side note, just locked my phone to 787 and wow.. Serious speed and a very stable rom still.

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] id_twin:
I can second the FC on sprint updater at boot.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] f16pilot:
I third it...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
So.. this ROM does not include anything related to Sprint. If you can get a logcat of the FC I would be happy to look into it and see what is actually causing it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] absolutexk:
So quick question.. Sorry, im a total newbie.. How do i get the rotary lock screen shown in your screenshots? Im still on the straight across lock screen..
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
one question ... i love the themed android keyboard, but i use the voice component of the standard keyboard religiously, so i stick with that one. is it possible to do combine the two? a themed voice android keyboard? i know its incredibly small, but it would be sweet.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
Sorry for the confusion. That screen shot is from the 1.7.2 version of Buufed. I have not incorporated the rotary dialer in this build. I will theme the horizontal unlock in the next release though. :)

This will also be included in the next release.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Never4saken:
I am trying to locate what you mean by just try pushing . When you quote "

Just kidding, try pushing these through adb. Just need to unzip them first." What does pushing through adb mean?

Is it anything like running adb shell?

Sorry for the dumb question, just coming over from Windows mobile. I have the phone unlocked and your ROM loaded, just can't figure out how to push.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
First copy files to your AndroidSDK/tools folder.

Then from CMD: cd to your AndroidSDK/tools/ and run these commands

adb remount
adb push "file name" /system/app (without quotes)

And you're done :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Bradart:
Just a note: if I overclock to 768, I get horrible lock ups and random reboots. I'm currently overclocking to a high 600's speed and am nothing but happy. Hope this helps someone.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] evolart:
1st thing: Voicemail does not seem to work at all for me. I get the weird SMS text messages for 9016 and I have tried both options to disable those messages. I will not know if choosing "I have a phone that does not support this option" actually worked until my next voicemail. The problem I have is I do not see any other option for viewing your voicemails? How do I reinstall visual voicemail? Do I just use adb to install the 2 apks in the vmm zip? Do I install it as a update.zip through recovery?

Also why does the VVM fix through CSUpdater failed to install and give the error "signature file invalid"?

2nd thing: The main feature I miss after switching from the latest Fresh rom is the voice texting button available on their custom keyboard. Is there any chance we can get a speech-to-text button added to your keyboard?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
I just asked the same question about 3 hours ago, and he responded. It will be included in the next release.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] 1Crazee_J:
Seems to me that it would just locate the folder your music is in when your phone reboots. Just saying..... :eek:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Sputnikk23:
Ok I can't get rid of the 9016 thing either... I dial the number and I've tried both options like 3 times.. either way she says they will be delivered (they only give you 2 options) and they keep coming. I even went as far as to block the # from texts through the sprint site and still.

Edit: also, where is SetCPU?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] 1Crazee_J:
You can use Handcent sms in the android market. It has a block function built right into it.

There is a link in the op for SetCPU.

Hope that helps you out.... :cool:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] 1Crazee_J:
You push through adb or you can use root explorer or andro zip or estrongs file manager to install the apk's with. As far as that signature error goes, I would assume it's because you don't have vvm installed when you tried to apply the fix.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ziaodix:
It gives this error if you opened the zip file and altered any of the files in the zip or renamed the zip. Doing anything to the zip requires it to be resigned.

All you have to do is download the zip, reboot to recovery, and flash the zip.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Sputnikk23:
Ok I'll try handcent sms to block the 9016 messages. I have two more questions:

I would like some of the stock widgets back (and MAYBE sprint TV).. for instance, I liked the clock with the weather and its snazzy effects as well as the full page calendar widget (not just a box with upcoming events, the actual calendar for the month). Where can I get those?

Also, I was stuck on picking a ROM. I chose Buufed for all its features + apps2sd natively. I don't like the default look of ANY ROM or any of the themes available on the ROMs thread... where can I get a good selection of themeing options? We have the themes & apps section here - is it safe to say that generically speaking any 2.1 theme/mod is compatible with any 2.1 rom?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
1) The stock widgets you are referring to are actually HTC Sense widgets, something that does not come with this rom, as it is not based on the HTC framework. There are a couple items out there that very closely replicate these widgets (although HTC has gotten them removed from the market), if you look up either Beautiful Widgets or Fancy Widget, you will find that clock/weather combo you desire. Also, there is a full-page calendar widget that comes standard in Android, however there are also several widgets available on the market that will supplant the HTC Sense one. While you may never be able to get HTC Sense widgets with this rom, there are many options that closely duplicate them. As far as Sprint TV ... if you dig around the forums, you can find flashable zips with the Sprint applications. I am unsure if they will work on AOSP roms (as I have never tried), however it is worth a try as you can always nandroid back if there is a problem.

2) Not every theme/mod will work on every 2.1 rom; it is dependant on the framework. Those built upon the original HTC Sense framework (e.g., DamageControl, Fresh, etc.) will allow themes built based on that framework, however those built on AOSP/Cyanogen (e.g., DarchDroid, Buufed, etc.) will allow themes built on those frameworks. Never the twain shall meet, else you will be bootlooping to infinity. Finding an AOSP theme requires a bit more digging, however in my experience if you find a theme that works for Cyanogen 5.0.7, it usually works for any AOSP rom (5.0.8 I've had some trouble).

I answered these questions here, but these (especially the latter) are more general questions, and should be posted in the appropriate forum. Just for future reference.:)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] crunchybutternut:
ROM availability

My work will now also be available via ClockworkMod Rom Manager in the market!

The premium version is not

required

to access my work, but there are certain benefits to purchasing the premium version, plus it also supports koushikdutta's work.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Sputnikk23:
I am the noob you speak of in your sig and I appreciate the answers. :)

I did see some widgets in the market but I wish there was a better way to search for free. Can't find the full-page calendar widget that comes w/ android you speak of. Only the brown one that does no upcoming events (if you tap on it, it'll bring up the full page calendar)

How do you determine what the ROM is based on?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
No worries ... I still consider myself something of a noob (the signature is actually self-depricating), because I can't compile or theme anything ... I just appreciate quality work like yourself. :)

Yeah, finding those widgets are tough. Here is the forum I saw the Fancy Widgets (calendar/weather) apk available in:

http://ip208-100-42-21.static.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=704789&page=3

Just download that puppy to your sdcard (not in a subfolder, just the card itself), and install it using a File Manager (if you're still using Buufed, ES File Explorer comes with it). In regards to the Calendar, I've heard Pure Grid Calendar perfectly replaces it. It used to be available on the Market (for a price), however I cannot find it now. I believe in supporting developers, but since it has been removed from the Market I think it is okay to provide a download link:

http://www.filestube.com/p/pure+grid+calendar+apk

If there is a dev out there listening, let me know whether or not I can offer links to download paid apps that are no longer in the Market (removed due to HTC's ambivalence). I understand offering current paid apps for free is bad tact because it undermines developers' work, however for apps that are removed I didn't think this applied as it was no longer possible for them to receive compensation. I will happily remove these links if I have stepped out of line, I just don't want to be disrespectful.

Edit: Forgot to answer your final question! In truth, it all depends on what you see. If you find any semblance of Sense, it is definitely built on the HTC framework, however there are many roms that have "removed Sense" and still have the HTC framework. To determine what the rom is built on, its just kinda something you figure out. Based on the fact that there is zero Sense on this rom, plus in previous threads CB mentioned that it was not built on the HTC framework, I deduced that it was most likely an AOSP rom of Cyanogen root, much like DarchDroid. Most roms for the Hero will be based on HTC, because thats what the stock rom is, however those willing to venture into AOSP will find it more rewarding, as it is faster, lighter, and cleaner. Kind of a wishy-washy answer, but hope it helps.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Sputnikk23:
I still don't see how you determine what the ROM is based on... I assume I'm ok applying any cyanogen themes for the version # you listed on this current install of Buufed.

What is UV?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
Yeah ... this particular rom can be tricky to determine, because it is does not flat-out say where its origin is, but usually its pretty transparent. But for flashing themes, you can always backup your current version in Nandroid and just try downloading and flashing. If you get stuck in an infinite bootloop then you know what doesn't work and you restore, if it boots up fine then you know what does. A lot of my "knowledge" (and I say that very cautiously) is just based on trial-and-error. Thats the beauty of Nandroid. :)

Edit: again I forget the last question. UV is undervolting, and is based on the kernel used. It basically sends less power to the CPU when not necessary, potentially increasing battery life. I have no way of measuring it other than noticing a drastic improvement in my battery life since switching to this rom, especially in the first 20% after full charge.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gratefldiver:
Originally Posted by gratefldiver

OK, I feel like an idiot, but to push these 2 files to correct the Swype FC issue, to where do I push them? System/App? or System/Data? Any help would be appreciated!

You push them to /system/app

Thanks so much, fixed the problem!