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[Nexus One Android Development] pwig:
Thank you for the links. Tapatalk has horrible search skills.

The fixes worked.
[Nexus One Android Development] j2eubank:
Are the new nightlies good? I went cold turkey on CM6 stable and haven't left and haven't been in this thread in awhile. I hear battery is good and tap to focus in camcorder. Any big issues or anything? Catch me up!! :D
[Nexus One Android Development] rickytenzer:
I'm in Rogers and my APN type for data doesn't even use "default". "default,supl" doesn't allow data through.

Any suggestions?
[Nexus One Android Development] EvanPatrickSmith:
what is wrong here

Shoot, my battery life is fricken terrible. I must be doing something wrong here. And my ttf does not work either. Brb, i'm going to go learn Java and figure this sh*t out.
[Nexus One Android Development] cocchiararo:
once i had slow fix problems (i saw no sats tho, once they are seen, my phone had no problem using them)

my problem went away when i disabled both GPS and wireless location, then enabled just GPS, used google maps (fix took a long time), then enabled wireless location too, and had no more problems.

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Launcher pro 0.7.7.0 and onwards has been SUCKING for me... first of all, no version of lp can change wallpaper without restarting the launcher con CM6...

then, from the mentioned version onwards, i can no longuer use LIGHT cache because the app drawer animation gets busted (works like crap). Normal cache sucks for swiping home screens, and compressed cache is so-so but looks bad...

the launcher's performance degrades notably too with time without reboots....

and i paid the plus version... (no one ever answered me in their forums...)

Now i re-added ADW (i use to remove it from the .zip :P) and im giving it a go... it has many nice things... resize works better on LP and i miss the "plus" widgets tho :P
[Nexus One Android Development] myn1:
Is it true that any Nightly that comes with the file name "-00xxxx" (-001720 in the following example) is nothing new but an automatically generated version? It's essentially the same as the previous version?

cm_passion-09082010-001720.zip
[Nexus One Android Development] shmigao:
it's automatically generated out of the latest commits on github.

it should be a different version of the previous, because it has different number of bits & bytes
[Nexus One Android Development] :
No, that's not true.
[Nexus One Android Development] jkhii:
I noticed when I installed the latest update to the GPS Status app that it has two new features: 1) reset the GPS chip and data, 2) Manually download satellite orbit prediction data.

I have not tried either feature but it might be worth a try.
[Nexus One Android Development] trock62:
still shows 09072010 in the new flash, will wait for the second nightly of the day. I think the guy saying 00xxx is on target.

Thanks anyway, I prefer nightlies over all other Roms
[Nexus One Android Development] myn1:
Thanks, dudes!
[Nexus One Android Development] MrCDWJR:
how would i go about getting the kernel from the nightly 9/07 and apply it to a different cyan based rom?
[Nexus One Android Development] plasmadragon007:
Assuming you have adb/fastboot set up, just extract the boot.img from the 9/07 nightly by double clicking and extract boot.img to wherever you want, reboot into fastboot, cd to the directory you extracted the boot.img to and fastboot flash boot boot.img
[Nexus One Android Development] traxxus:
Would be nice, if we can upload videos over 3G and not only over WiFi.

Is this possible to remove this limitation?
[Nexus One Android Development] B1ny:
+1

Must say that I find it very strange that this haven't been done a long time ago.
[Nexus One Android Development] DOHCtor:
It seems like the "waiting to retry" bug when uploading picasa or youtube is gone in the latest nightly. I'm now able to get a constant upload instead of being bombarded with "waiting to retry".
[Nexus One Android Development] fuske:
Yesterdays nightly has great battery lifetime until.. my network was gone and it didnt got back till a reboot.

I have had this twice now..very strange. Stays around 100-99 precent than my connection is lost, the G or 3G or H icon is still there but there a no signal bars...When I turn on/off airplane mode, it stays with a cross.

(sorry for my bad english)
[Nexus One Android Development] snxxxxx:
Install this rom without wipe and all works perfectly now..

Gps is more accurate than cm 6, network have no problem. Just my installed theme always have problem with battery icon in status bar, and i cant find linda file manager in market, and if i use wm kernel ttf doesnt works.

Wich theme can compatible perfectly with this rom??
[Nexus One Android Development] cybik:
Apps->Settings->Wireless & Networks->Mobile Networks->Network Operators-> Let it do his thing and before -anything-, poke "Select Automatically"
[Nexus One Android Development] maedox:
If you are applying themes in update.zip format, stop that and use MetaMorph instead. Unless you are certain that the theme is made from the same nightly build you have installed on your phone.

Astro File Manager or Root Explorer are both great.

WildMonks probably doesn't have time to update his kernels with all the latest commits to CM. Some features rely on the kernel, and TTF is probably one of them.
[Nexus One Android Development] mp3geek:
Does the nightly build fix the proxy issue in 6.0?
[Nexus One Android Development] snxxxxx:
Thanks for the answer..

But its possible to install theme that properly install from recovery to metamorph??

Im sorry coz i always installed theme from recovery..

Im newb for theme..
[Nexus One Android Development] cocchiararo:
The automatic part is true... the other may or may not be.

There were 2 or 3 nightlys with NO new commits, that were all the same.

As long as there is just 1 commit after the previous one, and before the current one, there are changes.

the las 00******* one HAS changes.

thats something else that has to be modified, and sometimes they forget.

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On another subjetc, i changed from launcher pro plus to ADW for performance issues on the newer versions, AND because wallpapers required reboots/launcher restart.

I thought it was an LP thing, but ADW does that too, sometimes it changes, sometimes it shows the "grass" wallpaper, but the lock screen wallpaper always shows the grass wallpaper until i reboot (or maybe reload ADW)
[Nexus One Android Development] pwig:
Where can I report a misspelling?

The word "incur" is misspelled in the LED notifications advanced menu.
[Nexus One Android Development] fl_Indigo:
can anybody confirm my camera behaviour in dark surrounding (as mentioned a few posts above)?

i need to know if it's just me (so I can do something against it) or the ROM...

tia
[Nexus One Android Development] y2whisper:
which post are you referring to?

EDIT: Double Flash Wednesday! - New Nightly Up
[Nexus One Android Development] rickytenzer:
Did they add the long press volume controls to all music players in this build?
[Nexus One Android Development] there_are_four_lights:
Still seeing this, anyone else?
[Nexus One Android Development] SimFox3:
Honestly, no. but i have a standard T-Mobile Nexus One with a T-Mobile service
[Nexus One Android Development] iPhoneSlayer:
Browser works fine for me.

BTW. Love the Star Trek ref in your name :D
[Nexus One Android Development] there_are_four_lights:
Haha, most people don't get it, makes me feel old...at 25.

Those few that do get it usually argue that Picard admitted to seeing five lights at the end of the ep.

'Scrog' was also having this issue, anyone else using an at&t version?
[Nexus One Android Development] maedox:
Not quite sure what you mean here. I'll go ahead and try to answer.

Themes that you flash from recovery overwrite system files.

Metamorph patches the files, e.g. changing image files and xml values, then repacking them.

What all this means is that flashing themes from recovery may screw up system files, overwrite them with incompatible versions and so on. If you use metamorph you only switch out the image files, which will not change any code in system files.

Getting theme zips converted to metamorph's is not straight forward and required manual work. It's not difficult to figure out. Many themes are supplied as both zip and metamorph. If your theme is not, ask the artist nicely for a morph, or figure out how to do it yourself.
[Nexus One Android Development] maedox:
Guys, check out my signature. I have been playing around with Bash for years, and started doing Python recently. If someone could try my Python script on Windows and let me know if it works I'd appreciate some feedback. You just need to set your Gmail username and password. If you have your own SMTP Server, you can set it to use that.

The point of the script is to check and notify of any newly released nightly builds. On Linux it's easy to use cron to run the script at set intervals, but I'm not sure how to do the same thing in Windows, so you're on your own for now.
[Nexus One Android Development] fl_Indigo:
this one: 4367 (sorry, can't post a link due to board restrictions...)
[Nexus One Android Development] Smokeaire:
Ok...I admit I'm a bit slow at times...what is the long press volume down supposed to do?
[Nexus One Android Development] rickytenzer:
Don't think it's on yet.
[Nexus One Android Development] NguyenHuu:
i was lookin for something like this for windows, wish someone can set it up haha. so if we download the python software for windows, we import your script into it and done deal ? im not sure how that works.
[Nexus One Android Development] maedox:
Yeah, you need to install the python stuff and then just execute it with python cm_nightly.py at the command prompt.

Google has a simple guide here: http://code.google.com/edu/languages/google-python-class/set-up.html

I guess this guide should help you set it up to run at regular intervals. But first, make sure it works on Windows at all. :D
[Nexus One Android Development] NguyenHuu:
i'll test it first hehe see if it works. what's the interval default you set for it? and is there a way to set this up so if my computer isnt on, it will still work? maybe through a server since i have a linux personal server for my website.
[Nexus One Android Development] codington:
I don't have a problem changing wallpaper with LP 0.7.7 (plus). LP does not restart - just changes the wallpaper and continues to run. I am running normal cache but don't feel swiping screens slow. I have Memory Usage preset set HIGH. I have 7 screens and run the following LP widgets: calendar widget and messaging. Seems fine to me - but I have not compared it to ADW; never really gave that launcher a chance.
[Nexus One Android Development] metalhead8816:
Should work that way :)
[Nexus One Android Development] cocchiararo:
developer now told me to do a hard reset, because caches are not related to app drawer animation.

My phone does not restart when i change wallpapers, it just displays the "grass wallpaper"

i will do a hard reset now to see if maybe i restored something with titanium from my milestone thats bothering me (i did restore apps, i had no system settings tho )
[Nexus One Android Development] kenypowa:
Earlier, I accidentally cleared Launcher Pro data and reset it to default. The performance has been greatly approved. There is no need to make any changes under Advanced Setting. I'm running default LP and it is very smooth.
[Nexus One Android Development] there_are_four_lights:
I see this in logcat on latest nightly:

09-08 22:07:14.832: ERROR/Tab(1002): onReceivedError -6 http://mirror.kanged.net/cm/nightly/passion/ The connection to the server was unsuccessful.

Although I guess I should not be posting this as its too close to a bug report...correct?
[Nexus One Android Development] rickytenzer:
Nice! The volume controls were added. They work perfectly.

For those who don't know what it is: it allows you to change tracks using the volumes rockers when the phone is locked.
[Nexus One Android Development] Smokeaire:
Thanks the explanation. Since I rarely use the music player I wouldn't have discovered that function.
[Nexus One Android Development] wrinklefree:
Heads up, the volume up and down also scrolls through emails. NOTE: Non-gmail app
[Nexus One Android Development] maedox:
The script only does what you tell it. Running it with argument check will check for new release. log will log all current releases, and clear will remove everything in the log file.

You need to set the interval in the scheduler in Windows or cron on Linux. If you want it to work while your computer is off you can use your server.

At the terminal, execute crontab -e and add a line like this to make it run every ten minutes:

# CM nightly checker
*/10 * * * * ~/scripts/cm_nightly.py check
[Nexus One Android Development] kenniy:
I get why its so quite in here..cos ds latest nightly(ies) is so smooth..everything works fine..nothin to nag about!..hehehehe
[Nexus One Android Development] Jesse6749:
I started having issues with my N1 and it turns out that my 16Gig Patriot sd card went bonkers on me. Now I am back to the 4Gig card that came with the phone and I am back to the CM6.0 stable and all is good again.
[Nexus One Android Development] shotta35:
Anyone having issues with wifi in the 720 version?

cm_passion-09082010-001720.zip

I didn't flash yet any of the newer ones (cm_passion-09092010-001338.zip) cuz i didn't wanna bother if it's still not fixing it.

Since i usually format, i'm having probs where "Listen" podcast is downloading MP3s again and it usually bogs out after say 70MB or so. I wish they would update the thing so that it doesn't have to downloading things again. Even if you have them on your mSD but it erases them and starts over.
[Nexus One Android Development] codington:
When coming from a complete wipe, I believe you can use Titanium Backup to restore program data so Google Listen does not have to re-download podcasts already on your SD card.
[Nexus One Android Development] maedox:
No wifi issues.

Re: Listen; Sounds like you should find some other app and rate it down in the Market.
[Nexus One Android Development] shotta35:
It's not really "Listen" as far as i can tell. It's just doing anything strenuous with the wifi (downloading a big file, not browsing websites as those are small bursts) causes it to crash the wifi driver it seems and only a reboot will get it working again.
[Nexus One Android Development] ogdobber:
bad idea backing up data with TB. you will get headaches :(
[Nexus One Android Development] mtw4991:
new nightly....yawn;)
[Nexus One Android Development] te_quiero_forever_girl:
for the latest nightlies I am having reboots during phone calls and other operations. Anyone can help ? I always do a cache and Dalvik cache wipe bfore flashing new build
[Nexus One Android Development] mtw4991:
ummm...never had that problem before. Maybe clearing the apps cache and/or data? Otherwise, clear app cache/data, redownload, clear cache/dalvik and reflash maybe?
[Nexus One Android Development] landstander:
Rubbish. Titanium Backup works perfectly well, as long as you don't go about it stupidly... primarily meaning that one shouldn't blindly restore system data.

It's an invaluable tool when used appropriately, however.
[Nexus One Android Development] D200P13:
i agree. i only have mine set to user apps. restoring apps i sign in and have data on that i do not want to do a setup for saves me time. hasnt failed me yet. the only system restores i have done are for adw on cyan. worked well for that too.
[Nexus One Android Development] applejosh:
Yep. I only use it to restore apps with logins, etc. Never used it to restore a full system. I can enter my main account info and let that data download.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Android Development] ogdobber:
invaluable? how? by backing up apps? there are several ways to do that

by saving logins? how lazy are you, you just enter it then hit "remember"

the problem with titanium is that most of the people who use it, don't really know how to "use" it.

then they are asking why am I getting reboots blah blah blah. so is it an old theme they have flashed? or an old kernel? or backed up settings or whatever with titanium???

I'm sure it works good for you as others that have chirped up, but it is overkill! especially for the people on this thread. I don't even nandroid anymore...Do you know what I do when something goes wrong or if there is a buggy nightly? I reflash! so simple. All my important stuff, e.g.contacts, are "backed up" by google.

Maybe one of you could start a thread of how much you love titanium, but more importantly how to properly use it;)
[Nexus One Android Development] D200P13:
does anyone know how i can get a clear status bar compatible with this rom?

tried one by DocRambone but that put cm on a loop when booting up.

want it to look like this...
[Nexus One Android Development] HTCinToronto:
Fair enough on the assumption of people that play with root, roms and kernels and can't manage the risk to their information that an open sandbox presents.
[Nexus One Android Development] ogdobber:
apply these two pngs with ninja morph to the framework-res.apk in the drawable-hdpi folder

(extract zip to sd)
[Nexus One Android Development] landstander:
Yes, a perfectly valid one of which is Titanium Backup.

That's a complete straw man, since I already mentioned not restoring system data. Nice job tearing it down, tho.

So you're basically saying that it's one of several possibilities, which may or may not be a problem in any given case? That sounds very... definitive.

If that's adequate for your needs, great. I trust you realize, however, that Google only backs up a small subset of a user's possible data. While contacts and the like are certainly useful pieces, but I've got items which would be very inconvenient to lose and certainly aren't included by Google. I doubt very much that I'm alone.

Perhaps you should start a thread about how people shouldn't use Titanium Backup because it's "overkill"... meaning overkill for you. I'm sure everyone will immediately see the error of their ways, thanks to your obviously superior powers of reasoning.

This is actually pretty straightforward, and has been mentioned to varying degrees in numerous threads already. Proper (by which I mean safe) use essentially boils down to the following:

Don't restore system data, unless you already know the specific item in question to be safe (or are willing and able to troubleshoot any resulting instability).

If you must restore system data, do only the required items rather than a bulk restore of everything... preferably one at a time, and check any obvious problems immediately aferward.

Different ROMs should be assumed to be incompatible, so don't restore system data from between them. Eclair to Froyo, Modaco to CyanogenMod... that sort of thing.
[Nexus One Android Development] ogdobber:
this wasn't directed at you but at others that chirped up

have you been over to the cm6 thread? there are people having problems, and it could be a number of things that cause this...one of them being TB.

start with a fresh install and it runs smooth as butter

if you have so much important information in your phone, why are you flashing nightlys?

what threads? I'm sure I could find them, but no one searches. almost every thread has the same questions asked every 10 pages

perfect, copy and paste it to your OP
[Nexus One Android Development] patrixl:
I can say that Titanium Backup has been invaluable between flashes, so I don't lose app-specific data that isn't synced to various servers out there, ie notes in 3Banana, tasks in Astrid, etc.

Reinstalling all my apps is a matter of a couple of taps (I got the donate version), and then waiting a couple of minutes for TB to install everything, with apps, logins, cookies, bookmarks, whatever, as it was before I cleared data/flashed a new ROM, complete with market links.

This isn't overkill for me, and the couple of bucks I donated were well worth the time it saved me.
[Nexus One Android Development] kenniy:
quick one: am having problems installing Angry Bird..am I the only one?
[Nexus One Android Development] fliint:
no yur not ,ive been tryinq to install it buh no luck:/

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Android Development] mik101:
Me three. Happens with a few apps now, 3dlabyrinth, xpiano, angry birds.... anoying. I used to be able to install the first two. Now I just get the installation unsuccessful error from both the market and sideloading. I'll have to do a full wipe sometime in the near future. :(
[Nexus One Android Development] Smokeaire:
Flashed NB: 09102010

Just noticed that in running applications the ADW version is 2.2, however in the application itself the version number is 1.1.5. No biggie, just weird.
[Nexus One Android Development] gregferns:
I got it running nice and smooth.... lite version..
[Nexus One Android Development] gupta.keshav94:
Me too.. :-(..
[Nexus One Android Development] persiansown:
All I can say is that we, the dev team, dislike titanium backup. :rolleyes:
[Nexus One Android Development] Smokeaire:
Why? Please explain. If it wasn't for TB I would have lost Swype beta a long time ago.
[Nexus One Android Development] Smokeaire:
Yep, Angry Birds lite running fine. Waiting for full game.
[Nexus One Android Development] mtw4991:
Kmobs, what do you suggest...backup pro? I've only used TB for apps and app data btw, not system stuff.
[Nexus One Android Development] DOHCtor:
Do any of you guys have problem with the browser rendering google docs spreadsheets? I have to scroll down a bit until I see the values in the cells properly. Can anyone confirm?
[Nexus One Android Development] landstander:
If you'd care to explain, I'm certainly willing to listen. All I've seen to date, however, seems to distill into: "I have no supporting data, but think that Titanium Backup might be involved in some problems people are repeatedly encountering... maybe.".
[Nexus One Android Development] maedox:
For what it's worth; I have been downloading most of the nightlies directly to my phone via wi-fi. Never had any problems doing that.
[Nexus One Android Development] shotta35:
Dunno, it's weird i guess. I'll survive :) I just flashed 107 so i'll see how this one goes when downloading 800MB of podcasts again. LOL

Note to self - i seriously need to catch up on my podcasts, too much nightly makes me not get the chance to listen :D
[Nexus One Android Development] fallingd0wn:
I've been using AppBrain. I get everything installed the way I want it then sync with AppBrain. After a complete wipe and flash I can grab App Brain from the market before anything else, login, and let it re-download and install all of my apps.
[Nexus One Android Development] codington:
AppBrain as well as a bunch of other apps are perfect for restoring your applications after a complete wipe. The original question that started this tailspin of bashing/defending TB was how to preserve the data from a program like Google Listen which can have hundred of megabytes on the sdcard that the program seems to fail to retrieve when installed fresh. I gave a specific answer to a specific problem that has always worked for me to restore podcasts when I've come from a complete wipe. Selecting "data only" when restoring Google Listen will recover the podcasts on the sdcard without having to re-download them all over again. It works without risk.