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[HTC Aria Android Development] clickclickpc:
Just tried Darktremor 2.7.5 again with R006 and it's all good. Between R005 and R006, the main detectable differences were Gene's updated Sideloading and wireless_tether_2_0_5-pre9 (rel Sept 5) so I would have expected it to work anyway. By the way, the liberated ROM updates are amazing.
[HTC Aria Android Development] 22-40:
I'm getting a "low on space" notification and huge numbers of FC's with ddx-R006. No issue on R005 with same environment. Is this because of the de-odex? The phone is nearly unusable so I'll need to revert to something. Will try straight R006 I guess.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Aphox:
Do I need to wipe data, cache, and dalvik cache if i'm just going from B005 to R006 (not ddx)?
[HTC Aria Android Development] echodun:
Will this erase my currently d/l apps or settings?

Assuming they are not for programs that will be uninstalled, will my other settings remaining intact after installing? I'm confused with the use of the words, "wipe", "clean cache", etc.
[HTC Aria Android Development] 22-40:
My low memory warning is gone with straight R006 (not ddx ) but the FC's aren't. Astro, weatherbug, htc sync, rom manager, etc all fail when launching. Others ok, xdaapp, mail, calendar etc. Strange.

Yes, I did clear caches etc. Guess I'llgo back to R005 and debug more later.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Rockwig:
I had this same issue. I tried the de-odex'ed version and was getting low memory and a lot of FC's. Then I loaded the ODEX'ed R006 version on top of that, that cleared the low memory issue, but not the FC. So, I restored back to my R005 version (nandroid), and that got my device stable again (no FC's). I then loaded the ODEX'ed R006 over my good R005, and very thing is working.
[HTC Aria Android Development] 22-40:
Thanks. So have you been successful in installing the de-odex version at all?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Rockwig:
Technically yes. It installs. My device boots and runs. I am just getting a constant low memory notification and a ton of Force Closes.
[HTC Aria Android Development] le nitro:
Thanks again for the help, next time will do.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Did you wipe caches? If you are installing the de-odexed version, you MUST wipe both caches.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Just caches (both) are a good idea.
[HTC Aria Android Development] 22-40:
Yes. I wiped both caches each time, i.e. when going from R005 to ddx-006, and again when going from ddx-006 to straight R006.

Perhaps it needs a full wipe? That would make me stay at R005 for a while though. No time to do a full recovery right now. It's stable on R005.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Well,when I tested the rom, I wiped data because I was coming from CM6. It all worked fine for me. If you go from R005 to R006, you don't need to wipe data. Wiping caches is always a good idea, but it's absolutely a must when going to a deodexed rom. I usually wipe data, too, because I use app backups via Astro and wifi setting backups with Titanium.

Yes, no FCs, and fully working wifi tether. But I wiped everything.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Did you wipe caches before you loaded R006?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Rockwig:
Of course. I wouldn't have mentioned it if I didn't. ;)
[HTC Aria Android Development] Aphox:
Going from B005 to R006 I was fine but I preferred having the trackpad wake so i went from R006 to ddx-R006.

However like others I ended up with FCs and a low storage warning.

I decided to return to B005 but then I still got FC's with that now.

Everytime I switched I cleared the cache and dalvik.

I just tried wiping the data, reclearing the cache and dalvik and flashing B005 but now it just loads to an empty white htc screen.

Doing a Nandroid restore now...
[HTC Aria Android Development] 22-40:
Ok, I tried again, with different and even stranger results. This time, starting from a working R005, I wiped both caches, then formatted the system partition manually just for insurance. Then verified the md5sum, flashed the ddx_R006 rom and restarted.

The system came up ok, with the same "low on space" notification but without the FCs. It looked almost normal until going into the All Programs screen. Only about half the apps appeared, including for instance Rom Manager which is built-in to the R006 rom (right?). The ones that were there seemed to run ok.

So I powered down, then rebooted. Same low space notification, no FCs, and all the apps are there this time. Advanced Task Killer says 104MB free. The Bing gadget doesn't work - it displays "Problem loading gadget" in its place. Otherwise the system is kinda sorta working. 'fraid I don't trust it enough to stick with it though.

I might try the R006 rom to compare, and install qwerty.kl manually.

What's the reason for the de-odexing btw? Is it just the space saving, or is there another advantage? Is it possible that's the source of this random behavior?
[HTC Aria Android Development] cdinz:
Yea... I had the same problem as others when using the DDX rom... Low space warning and lot of FCs and also most of my installed apps were not showing up although they were showing as installed in the Android Market. I cleared both the caches...

Phone was very unstable and took for ever to boot... Not just 1st boot but even the 2nd, 3rd and 4th... So I reverted to R006...and then to CM6...
[HTC Aria Android Development] goxy01:
Hi guys!

I've installed R006 ROM. Since, I have no option to set SMS delivery notifications, only MMS.

Can I fix it somehow through ADB od sqlite3?

Greetengs
[HTC Aria Android Development] asiancuta:
Installed R006 Rom. Runs clean and smooth. Only issues is on reboot it auto searches for an ATT Rom update. Few seconds fly by and an error no server pops up. I reboot every morning, so this become slightly annoying. Anyway to disable? Or does anyone have R004...before the htc Rom update?

**EDIT**

nevermind. was able to locate the R004 DL. gonna stick to it till ATT or HTC has their update server up and running. also been reading folks have found issues finding apps. i can't seem to find the Digital Clock Widget app i previously owned. it's apparently because Google has not signed off on this new ROM and some apps are not showing up in the market including paid ones. even the Airplane mode, Wifi ON, bypass doesn't work to find the apps. part of Google's new copy-protection policy or something.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
No Rom manager is not in the ROM by default. You are picking that up from your previous installation. It looks like if you want to run the deodexed ROM, you must wipe data as well. I will add that to the instructions.

R006 should run without wiping data.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Use Astro File Manager to back up your apps. Then you an always restore them going from rom to rom.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
How are you starting clockwork? If you wiped everything including data and then installed, you should have zero problems on any of the roms with FC's or low memory errors.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Okay, it seems that many of you are running low on space by not wiping data. I apologize for the issues this has caused with incorrect instructions.

To run the deodexed ROM, I strongly suggest you wipe data, because deodexed roms put a lot of data in the dalvik cache, and that's where it is on this ROM until I install apps2sd.

Deodexed ROMs are generally better for themes/customization because while they use more room on /DATA (~60 MB) they use much less on /SYSTEM, leaving more room for system customization. If you have a lot of apps installed, this will NOT be the ROM for you until I add apps2sd. Stick with R006, which should run pretty much normally.

If you want to try the deodexed rom, then do this:

Backup your applications (Astro, Titanium, or a simple adb pull /data/app)

In clockwork, Wipe Data/factory reset, wipe Cache, wipe advanced > Dalvik cache. (3 wipes)

Then install the deodexed ROM, and it should run fine.

Restore apps carefully, making sure not to fill up the data partition. Remember, a good amount of data has been moved from /system to /data.

I will try to get APPS2SD installed on the ROM. In order to use it, we will need to repartition the sdcard. Get ready for that - backup your entire sdcard to your HD. If you are running out of space there, then you will need a larger one or not restoring everything. If you are already running out of space on a 16gb card, then you not be able to restore everything to your SD card. Plan on losing a minimum of 256mb on the sdcard to make room for apps2sd.
[HTC Aria Android Development] 22-40:
Cool thanks. Snce i have no interest in retheming i'll plan to stick with non-de-odexed R006. Will tweak the qwerty.kl by hand.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Aphox:
I start clockwork normally with just holding down volume and power not by plugging in the USB.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dcarr622:
R006 regular version running nice and smooth! I had wifi tether pre8, so before upgrading I deleted the SD card folder and removed the app from Manage Applications.

Then I flashed ROM, wiped dalvik & cache, and booted up and it's great! Thanks!
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Thanks for the feedback.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
R007 posted, both normal and deodexed versions now have app2sd, a new terminal program and both now have trackball wake.

If you have a lot of programs, now you can run the deodexed version. Be sure to enable a2sd before restoring your programs to avoid low space crashes.
[HTC Aria Android Development] pgill34:
I get an error when i tried to install ddx R007 clockwork recovery says its bad maybe i got a bad download i think i will try to download again

I downloaded it again works great must of been a bad download. Already back on cm6
[HTC Aria Android Development] Aphox:
R007 works great! sideloading and tethering are smooth. Haven't had time to enable A2SD yet though.
[HTC Aria Android Development] 22-40:
I notice you didn't update the deodexed version instructions to do a full wipe. Have you found a way to make that unnecessary? As you know, wiping both caches as currently documented didn't work for us on ddx-R006...

R007 sounds great in any event. Thanks.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
I did update the instructions.
[HTC Aria Android Development] 22-40:
Oh I see, it's in the" once clockwork is installed" section. The note on the line next to the download link still mentions just the two caches.

Complete success with regular R007 here btw.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Well, you don't necessarily have to wipe data to install the deodexed ROM - the ROM is not incompatible if you wipe caches. The reason wiping data is required for some is that they have used a lot of application space, leaving insufficient room for the Dalvik cache on the deodexed version.

If you're in that predicament, then ap2sd is the solution. Backup your apps, then delete them, then install the new rom, enable ap2sd, then restore all your apps. No need to wipe data. I have tested this way and it works.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dallasjim:
Hi attn1, I just tried the non deodexed version 7 and did the wipes except for data. It installed fine, my apps and data were there. The only problem was the menu and home soft keys (left soft) did not work. The right soft keys, search and back worked fine, as did the track ball. I tried 3 reboots - no luck. I then reverted to v5. Any idea what I might be doing wrong? Has anyone else experienced this?

Thank you again for all you do for the community. Your work is awesome!

Jim
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
They worked fine here. Double check the filename you installed.
[HTC Aria Android Development] freelycat:
When will these ROM support the UI in other language beside the three build in?
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
I can add all of the languages supported by HTC, but you will have to flash your own keyboard. Will that work for you? I can do this in the next release.
[HTC Aria Android Development] lieberman54:
I am unable to connect to wifi with either R007 version. (freezes on "obtaining ip address“).

No problem with R006.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dallasjim:
Thank you! I reinstalled and it works great. I am sorry to have bothered you. One other question, is there a way to disable the automatic software update check that occurs on every reboot? Not a big deal.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dallasjim:
+1. I get unsuccessful error.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
It appears that the package HtcDm.apk is the application that does this check. I've deleted it from my system and it appears that that is the only thing this does. I booted into clockwork recovery, mounted system and then deleted /system/app/HtcDm.apk and /system/app/HtcDm.odex, then rebooted.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Buzz25:
Same here with either R007. Tried clearing the caches first, and then a complete wipe. No problems with R006
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Okay, R008 coming up, hopefully with a fix.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Buzz25:
Thanks for all of your hard work!
[HTC Aria Android Development] arthur.salvage:
Did R007 change something re: the haptic feedback?

I went from R003 and now I get the haptic vibrate only on the 4 soft keys and not on any other UI interactions. Any thoughts?
[HTC Aria Android Development] soulonfirexx:
I don't know if anyone else has noticed, but my phone does not vibrate when receiving a text message. I installed R005 a couple of days ago. Everything works perfectly (that I have seen) except for this. It does not vibrate on Vibrate Mode either, and I have confirmed that it is selected to vibrate on receving.

EDIT: Nevermind, searched this thread and found a solution. Thanks for all the hard work.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
No, they did not change.

The 8's are on the loose - lots of languages enabled.
[HTC Aria Android Development] yaswanth.y.s:
Yes, WiFi issue fixed with R008. Excellent work attn1. Thank you
[HTC Aria Android Development] lieberman54:
Wifi connect working fine with R008. Thanks!
[HTC Aria Android Development] 22-40:
No issue with haptic on R007 here.
[HTC Aria Android Development] bytemare:
Hi, I just installed 0008 but I don't see any options for any additional languages....
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Menu > Settings > Language and Keyboard.

If you wipe data, they should all be there when you set up the phone.
[HTC Aria Android Development] bytemare:
You have to wipe data for the options to be available? I just did the upgrade, didn't wipe anything, and it's still English, Spanish, and French. If you have to wipe data, how do you restore it later? Sorry, I know it's been discussed here, but it's not exactly clear how you do this. Thanks!
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Do a nandroid backup, then wipe data/factory reset and install. Make sure you are looking at R008.
[HTC Aria Android Development] bytemare:
Interesting, I did a nandriod backup, did wipe data/factory reset, did the upgrade again, rebooted, and I had a choice of all the languages -- great! However, I had no data, so I went back to nandriod and restored by data. Now when I got to settings, keyboards and languages, I still only have the three languages!!! :( How do I get the languages and keep my stuff??
[HTC Aria Android Development] dallasjim:
Thank you. That worked for me as well.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Good Q. back up your apps and wipe data again. Then reboot and restore apps.
[HTC Aria Android Development] MiteMouse:
When you wipe data/factory reset, you make your phone starts at zero, the beginning. What "data" are you talking here? Apps? Contacts?

When you use nandroid backup to restore, you return your phone to the previous version of the rom. No connection with the new version.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
I think (I haven't had the need to do this) you want "Advanced Restore" option from nandroid. Then you can just restore data and leave the rest as-is.
[HTC Aria Android Development] panda703:
i believe he meant clockwork recovery mode that the phone gets put into as part of the rooting process
[HTC Aria Android Development] fluffyarmada:
Aha! I'm still very new to this, but apparently just rooting the phone doesn't automatically make adbd run as root, which is what I assume needed to happen to be able to do things like $ adb remount , etc. But now that I've used your ROM instead of just updating a few files like in originally posted rooting process, it's all working. :)

Knowing is half the battle!
[HTC Aria Android Development] jasonyump:
Yeah I meant a non-sense AOSP Rom.

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[HTC Aria Android Development] BLiTzNicK:
Can you still download paid market apps from this rom? I really don't want to lose SlingPlayer.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
I can install paid apps.
[HTC Aria Android Development] BLiTzNicK:
Perfect. Thank you very much.
[HTC Aria Android Development] justince:
Just successfully rooted my Aria, however when i type adb remount it it's telling me i don't have permissions...yes i am 100% i successfully rooted it.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Are you doing this from recovery or from Android after flashing my ROM?
[HTC Aria Android Development] justince:
I'm a complete android scrub, mind me.

Nah, i just rooted my device and it's not like i don't trust your ROM, i'd just rather delete the bloatware myself on the EDIT: stock ROM. I only wanna flash my ROM if it's a confirmed 2.2.

It's rooted and i'm trying to do it when android is booted up. Should i be trying to do this in recovery im assuming..?

EDIT: Got it successfully into recovery and still get a lack of permission error when i do the remount command.

Also for those reading, the SD that came with the phone if you format it then make it a goldcard immediatly after it seems to work flawlessly, as in adb devices picking it up in recovery.
[HTC Aria Android Development] KB Smoka:
I'm getting the same thing using the stock ROM. Do we have to use your ROM for this to work? I'm rooted as well.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
adb remount only works when Android is up and running and usb debugging is enabled on a properly rooted ROM. I did the root first, and even then, I had problems removing AT&T apps, so I repacked the rom without them.

Really, my ROM has no surprises. It just deletes the apps, at&t splash & noise and adds a proper root, and busybox. Other than that it's the exact same ROM you're running now. You can do a nandroid backup first and get back to exactly where you are later. We aren't touching recovery or the radio firmware, so there is little chance of making a brick flashing just the rooted ROM.
[HTC Aria Android Development] weezerisock:
wow, work tells me their getting me this phone today and I decide to come drop by (usually hang out in the dream forums) and see if anyone had a way to turn on the trusted sources and what do I find? A new ROM! Well done sir, as soon as I get the phone I shall be going through the process.

Looking forward to it. :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] cropythy:
I rooted yesterday no i can't get to the clockwork bit to flash to your ROM...i'm stuck running loop it wont detect and this is the same sd card i used yesterday...what is going on??????????
[HTC Aria Android Development] Yoshiofthewire:
Try a different USB port.

This happened twice to me yesterday.

Make sure your can connect in device mode on that port.
[HTC Aria Android Development] cropythy:
Will there ever be a more reliable way to get to clockwork or should i go invest in a better sd card?
[HTC Aria Android Development] cegna09:
flashed and rooted. Big big thank you. I've now got swype installed and even more happy with the phone.

i posted it in the how to root thread, but a tip. read in the mytouch thread that a 16 gig card helps. i tried and i can catch the phone in recovery everytime now. this was after the stock card and gold card failed.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
That's the million dollar question. Were hoping we can load an engineering recovery at some point. Then at least we can load clockwork from the current recovery without all the BS we do now. The Slide has that.

The Holy Grail is a Engineering SPL. Then we can flash whatever recovery we want. Or, maybe we can get unrevoked to work on the Aria like it does on other current HTC phone.

This phone has only been out a few days, and already, we have root. Just think of the poor Backflop people when we start pissing and moaning about the difficulty getting into clockwork. At least we can root, and at least we have a base ROM that runs pretty damn well. It's only going to get better over time.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Yoshiofthewire:
Having been a Backflop user, I can say that the Aria has a smoother and lighter feel then the Backflop. I do kinda miss the fiscal keyboard... but it is a small price to pay to be able to do whatever I want to the phone.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
loop doesn't do anything for you other than report device connection status.

If no device is reported when you do adb devices, restart the process and adjust your timing slightly.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Joesalad21:
Installed with ClockworkMOD no problem. Thank you!
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Trouble is, that will overwrite data and disable the additional languages.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gabes Dad:
CIFS

Any chance of having the cifs module talked about elsewhere in the platform added to the build? Users could simply download the free CIFS manager to configure it later. This is one of the features I miss from my old HTC Wizard running a custom WM 6.1.

Thanks for the continued work!
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
If you mean this , probably not until HTC releases 2.2 kernel source we can build for the Aria. It requires a kernel revision htc has been releasing with Android 2.2, and so far, there is nothing for the Aria.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
I think he means this one:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=783117
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Okay, I see someone got it going with the module you built. Good work!

You already have and app that does stuff. You could add your own cif manager and call it Poole's Tools instead of sideload.
[HTC Aria Android Development] blushrts:
Been using the liberated roms since I like sense. Using 006 and want to say thanks attn for all the work. It makes a good phone even better.
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
This Rom is freaking sweet. Running #8. Been firing up the kitchen everytime a new liberated is out. Nice to not have to do that anymore as a2sd is already there ready to go. I don't know what to do with my signature as I'm back and forth between the two awesome roms this phone has. Thank goodness for nandroid. Great work guys!
[HTC Aria Android Development] Noobla_Khan:
Once again, thanks to all involved for an awesome rom.

Did anyone else notice if they were missing gps apps in R008? I don't see navigation, latitude or places in the app draw. I can still get to Google navigation and latitude through maps. No places app that I can see.

Scratch that i rebooted the phone and they were back.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gabes Dad:
Thanks for clarifying. Even though I've been an xda-dev member since 2007, I guess I do too much reading and not enough posting to be able to post my own links yet. Anyone have an idea on how to get this restriction lifted? Thanks.
[HTC Aria Android Development] arthur.salvage:
thx for R8.

I was able to install the rom fine, but after running rom manager to partition the sd to create ext2, it downloads a clockwork update, installs it and reboots and goes into that special clockwork and says partioning sd. Once it is done, I reboot but now I am stuck on the 'htc quietly brilliant' load screen and it keeps reloading that screen and nothing else happens.

Anyone have suggestions?
[HTC Aria Android Development] 22-40:
Will it boot if you take out the SD card? If so then put it back after it comes up and let the phone check it.