yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] artismyrevolt:
i agree with this, i thought i was listening to pandora on low quality, but i believe it is the ROM... have not checked to see if this is being looked at in the bug tracker.

i should also mention that i am using a bluetooth stereo connector... don't know if it's the bluetooth connection or the audio itself.
[G1 Android Development] IOmega666:
Anybody having problems with Launcher's not staying in memory ? Everytime i go to Home Screen with Home button or using Back button, it always turn black and it has to load up again ! It's annoying !
[G1 Android Development] BoomBoomPOW:
Settings>ADW Launcher>System Preferences>Check "System Persistent"

Also for performance boost, try enabling compcache and jit in the cynogenmod settings.
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
You can set the launcher to try to stay in memory

Settings/ adw launcher/ system preferences/ system persistent.

But to really help things work well I'd highly recommend following the guide by my_former_self on page 218 of the cyanogen 5.0.8 thread.

It will seem like a new phone afterwards. :)

And the launcher wont reload near as much.

Only when using an extremely memory intensive app.
[G1 Android Development] prop7459:
This was my first attempt to root and load a custom rom on my G1. After doing some research for about 4 to 5 hours, I took the bulls by the horns and decide to try this rom. I am very pleased with this rom and was surprised how well the phone performs. Team cyanogen, keep up the good work with these roms. Maybe I can keep my G1 for a couple more months as my primary phone instead of my Iphone. I am ready for an Andriod superphone with a 5 row qwerty for Tmobile though.
[G1 Android Development] Vylle:
thanks for this release cyanogen, really great release - love the speed boost but i have an issue that im not sure how 2 resolve

i have backward compatability for apps turned on but a couple of apps that im trying to re-install since the update like cardiotrainer and biowallet wont install.. never happened before so im wondering sup with that.. i feel i should mention that the install location of apps is external (even though i've tried both internal and external) and also that i dont have Gapps installed as yet so dont know if thats the reason or not.

secondly, i've heard that the ad-hoc network setup is still a work in progress which is cool but i've tried to set it up using "busybox method" which i've used on CM4 and CM5 at some point and no matter what it wont work either - the network gets set up but unable to browse regardless of use of dhcp or static IP. wondering if im the only one trying and failing here or if there is a solid reason why it wont work

keep up the good work dude - huge fan of your work
[G1 Android Development] Dukenukemx:
This rom has been working great for me. I have JIT enabled and everything has been working fine for me since.

From now on, I'm sticking to the original cyanogen roms. All that modified stuff isn't safe.
[G1 Android Development] Niggiebro:
Great ROM

Crayogen,

ROM is great! I don't see where anything needs to be updated or fixed...

The only thing is the lock screen! The"menu"button unlocks the screen even if the option to do so is not selected...

So far that's the only thing I can see needs to be fix in your next update.

Oh yeah I even added Flip clock with Weather widget and Swype keyboard!
[G1 Android Development] androidnoobS:
yeah i remember reading about the slow down and to disable the dithering, but then i also read that if you disable it, it causes problems with the gallery ... hmmmmm ... thanks again for your help, much appreciated :D
[G1 Android Development] DaneFTO:
Hi,

I've been reading all the threads, well a good portion of them and in my experience of this rom is that it is a lot slower than 5.08.

I have a magic 32b and I flashed this after reading everyone's comments that it was super fast, but it lags quite a lot for me.

I've got compcache and Jit enabled but that seems to do nothing.

I'm sorry if I've missed anything but is bloody hard to keep up when you get 107 pages in minutes! and half of them are saying thanks, of course credit where credits due. (Could there not be a separate thanks page so we can see the important stuff straight away?)

Have I missed the vital "use these setting to make your rom superfast!"???? or "Extra install needed to boost rom performance"??
[G1 Android Development] josevtome:
Actually it's not working for me either... I keep getting FC in the market while trying to cancel the downloads for those apps. Is there another way to clear the market cache or to cancel current downloads? :(
[G1 Android Development] josevtome:
What's the best/most common app to measure performance? What should be a good measure for this ROM? Can somebody post some numbers to compare a little bit?!

I think mine is very smooth and fast, but would be nice to have some numbers to see.:D

Thanks.
[G1 Android Development] studjuice:
Linpack is a good common one. But its not accurate if you have JIT enabled.

2.5 is a nice fast number
[G1 Android Development] studjuice:
Yeah you missed a bunch of good settings.

First of all... don't use compcache or jit. Use 32 swap

Turn off dithering

Turn off auto rotate if you don't use it

Tweak the adw settings to make it fly

Set spare parts transitions to Fast

Just my personal opinion
[G1 Android Development] DaneFTO:
Cheers Dude.
[G1 Android Development] josevtome:
Thanks dude!

I've run the test and got this:

MFLOPS: 1.709

Time: 3.17 Seconds

Norm Res: 3.36

Precision: 2.220446049250313E-16

How about some numbers?! :) let's share!

Edit:

Did some changes in ADW and got:

MFLOPS: 1.862

Time: 2.91 Seconds

Norm Res: 3.36

Precision: 2.220446049250313E-16
[G1 Android Development] Abhi_UK:
JIT

Why does JIT make the rom slow?

Also why does it make linpack scores unaccurate?

I currently have it enable and my rom is quite fast.
[G1 Android Development] samsci:
Yeah, I had JIT on and did not notice any difference really. don't use compache. Have not heard anything good about it. I use Swap from personal experience, I found 90 to be a good number and it works for me performance wise.

I use Launchpro just as a personal choice, though ADW works just as good for others. I have tried it as well.

I use Auto Rotate, simple because I like it. :)

Spart parts transitions are set to fast and believe me, you need it.

Currently I user V6 as a daily driver with just a few issues that I can live with, with these settings. Phone works fine. Waiting for the next release now to see how much better it can be. :)
[G1 Android Development] josevtome:
Done some more tuning and now got:

MFLOPS: 2.465

Time: 2.2 Secs :)

Best so far
[G1 Android Development] tnpapadakos:
blackbar blue battery update.zip for nightly 07202010-031948

nightly build 07202010-031948 has the cmparts comcache/performance settings working again

also, i'm lovin the built-in status bar color changer in cmparts, but i noticed that alot of the .pngs are black, designed for a non-black bar, and therefore they dont really show up on the black bar (vibrate, alarmclock, etc.)

so, here's an update.zip with a bunch of the .pngs inverted to white so they show up on the black bar, and the battery and a few others in cyan blue-this works with 07202010-031948, i think framework-res has changed a few times throughout the nightly builds, use this with 07202010-031948

enjoy
[G1 Android Development] ttabbal:
It doesn't, not directly anyway. It uses more RAM, so you will hit swap more if you have swap/CC. From watching the logs, I see apps using about 4K of ram per process for JIT tables. Insignificant. The Google guys that wrote the JIT claim about 10K difference per running app total last time I read about it.

Does it help? For most apps, not really. It's only really worth anything on larger apps or apps that do the same thing a lot. That's why it skews benchmarks like Linpack. A benchmark is basically a really tight loop doing the same thing over and over again and measuring how long it takes. JITs will optimize code more based on how often it's run, so it ends up running tight loops like this really fast. It's not so much that it's not an accurate test, just that it's only accurate for running THAT CODE. So the big speed boost in the benchmark doesn't translate into real world performance increases on the same scale for most apps. Most apps don't get as big a boost from JIT as a benchmark does. I find it makes a noticeable difference with the stock browser, maps, and a few other apps I have installed. For the rest, it doesn't seem to harm anything, so I leave it on. Even without JIT, those apps perform better than the Eclair versions. Probably general efficiency improvements in the VM and the apps with the new versions.

For those on RC1 without other changes, update the ADW launcher if you are using it. Even just install it from the Market. The new version is faster than the one included in RC1. You don't need to remove the one that came with the ROM. You will get a screen to pick which one to use. Then go into ADWSettings and check the version. If it's lower than 1.0.1, switch to the other one. With some settings changed, I think ADW is as fast as the stock Donut launcher. Just disable all the fancy animations and it flies.
[G1 Android Development] G1ForFun:
Because G1's are not meant to run JIT. They lack the internal memory needed to properly run it and see the performance gains therefore.

Linpack is meaningless on a phone, especially an Android phone....use the built in benchmark that SetCPU provies. You can get SetCPU for free legally on these forums in the G1 Apps and Games section.
[G1 Android Development] igashu:
Battery, Charging, GPS, and You.

So, this has been an issue for quite a long time and doesn't really have much to do with the 6.x branch (or CyanogenMod at all) other than the fact that I'm wondering if something can possibly be done about it and incorporated into CM6.

As I'm sure many of you have noticed, although Google Navigation is one of the best (if not the best) turn-by-turn GPS nav solutions out there. It does almost everything exactly how I'd like it to. Almost. The one constant problem I've had is that while it's running, it draws power from the battery too quickly for a charger to keep up.

I did some experiments this weekend, as I had a road trip with about 24 hrs behind the wheel. Previously, I'd thought that perhaps my problem was that I was charging it via USB, and maybe USB's 5v/500mA was simply a lower output than the wall charger. Whether or not that is the case, it was disproved as the cause this weekend, as I brought along a car lighter DC->AC adapter and used the wall charger. Phone still died after a few hours, despite being plugged in.

I thought I had found the answer some time later, after I allowed the phone to charge back up to full and began navigation again. When the phone is fully charged, its status reads "charged" and the battery icon shows as full, and no longer charging. I had thought perhaps THIS was the key. First, charge it fully, and then the phone will use the AC power directly rather than using battery power while also charging the battery. Two hours later, I was certain of this, as the battery icon was still full. Alas, shortly thereafter I stopped at a rest area and brought my phone with me inside, and almost immediately after unplugging the handset, the battery jumped from full charge to 8%. (Incidentally, this could be seen as an Android bug, since the indicator and status text were not being properly updated while the battery was draining after having been fully charged.)

I don't know much about modifying the way the system handles its power management, but it seems like it should be possible to put the device into a fully AC-powered mode in which it bypasses the battery altogether. One option, of course, would just be to remove the battery altogether to take it out of the equation, but that is a less than ideal solution! [edit: This actually doesn't work, as tnpapadakos points out. So, the search for a workable solution continues.] Any thoughts?
[G1 Android Development] tnpapadakos:
yeah, i wish, but the phone wont turn on if there's no battery in it

and i dont think it will stay on if you have ac plugged in and then you pull the battery

someone correct me if i'm wrong, cause i wold love to use just ac power too
[G1 Android Development] MERKJONES:
I'm confused about battery life on this ROM. When I first flashed it, and kept default settings (like they still are) the battery life was amazing. As I started to use the phone more and more often, the battery life continued to get worse. For example, today:

I charged my phone from like 7PM until 5:15AM when I woke up. I got up, put my water on for coffee, went outside with my phone for a smoke. Battery @ 100%. I opened email and marked all as read... replied to a text, and put the phone back on my table. This entire process took 5 minutes. Battery @ 89%. I put it BACK on the charger, and it was charging incredibly slow. I kept it charging until I left the apartment at 7:00AM. Battery life at 94%. I walk to my train stop listening to music via A2DP on my phone, by the time I got to the corner my battery life was at 80%. This took all of 1 minute. When I got to the train stop (20m later) my battery was in the orange at like 40%. When I got off the train (40m later) my battery was at 12%. When I came into work, battery was at 8%.

I've been charging my phone since 8:00AM and it's at 27% right now.

I've tried JIT on / off, compcache on/off and I'm seeming to get the same result. As much as I love the feel (its pretty laggy for my phone, but most ROMs are for some reason) of Froyo, I'm going to have to flash back down to 2.0 or something. I've noticed that:

* When receiving a text and a sound plays - music will sometimes stop.

* When replying to email from the Corp Email app, music will stop and not replay until you cycle the bluetooth connection.

* Synchronizing of email will stop randomly. Again, causing a cycle of the sync.

* Not receiving all texts / sending texts.

I cannot pull logs because my phone won't connect to a PC anymore.
[G1 Android Development] igashu:
You are correct sir, and my assumption was wrong.
[G1 Android Development] raven_raven:
That's pretty bad, I hope that this issue will be fixed or this ROM cannot be used as daily driver.

One little tip: try to charge your phone when its turned off - I can charge it from 0 to 100% in something more than hour (when charging at turned on phone could last more than 3hrs).
[G1 Android Development] tnpapadakos:
if you're having problems with cm6.0.0 rc1, try a no-wipe update to the nightlies, thay have fixed alot of problems and have added way more options, too

stuff that will be in the next rc, no doubt

http://mirror.kanged.net/cm/nightly/dream_sapphire/

multitasking is still a litle iffy, works sometimes, not others (i think it depends on the app) but its way better than cm6.0.0 rc1

just my 2 cents
[G1 Android Development] Abhi_UK:
Yes but I am running jit with around 90mb swap and see no lag. Only when restarting the phone at the start.

I get linpack scores up to 4.5 when on other roms only 2.6. I can multitask with up to 4 apps without speed decrease. Other people have said JIT helps and other than a few problems with this rom it is quick.

Also according to the post above you it only uses 4k per app and is mostly effective with large apps so how can the g1 not spare that. Even if using swap it won't slow largly. I've used 256mb swap with this rom without getting slower than cm5.
[G1 Android Development] tribalartgod:
Not sure why anyone is using swap at all... Mine is running MUCH faster than 5.0.8DS was... Here are my settings if anyone would like to match them and see what results YOU get..

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All apps are set to install to SD card

* I have 2 apps only installed to internal (Advanced Task Manager and Missed Call)

Wireless, Bluetooth, GPS = OFF (Activated as it's needed)

ADW Launcher Settings:

Screen Preferences

Hide Status Bar = OFF

3 Screens

No Animations

Autostretch = ON

Columns and Rows are set to 4

Desktop Scrolling Speed = 400

Desktop Overshoot = 15

Drawer Settings

Horizontal Drawer = ON

Portrait Columns and Rows = 4

Landscape Columns and Rows = 5

Animated Drawer = OFF

Show App Labels = ON

Fade App Labels = OFF

CyanogenMod Settings:

Application Settings

Allow App Moving = ON

Install Location = SD Card

Input Settings

EVERYTHING IS TURNED OFF

Performance Settings

EVERYTHING IS TURNED OFF

VM heap size = Default

I hope these settings work for you all.. If you go to page 180 of this topic thread, you will see a couple issues I had and how I fixed them. So far, this ROM IMO is awesome!!!
[G1 Android Development] Abhi_UK:
The reason swap is being used it helps to multitask. Apps that the system would usually kill get kept open allowing for multiple apps to be opened. Also when these apps are opened if they don't have enough ram they use swap and still have great speed.

It also helps the overall performance of the rom and larger apps themselves to work better in my experience.
[G1 Android Development] tribalartgod:
Well then... Sounds like I need to set something up. :-) I already have Amon Ra Recovery 1.7... What would you recommend I set?? Phone = G1
[G1 Android Development] DaneFTO:
I used these settings and now my magic is flying!

Did I start something off? Good to see peeps are sharing their settings.
[G1 Android Development] guitargler:
I got a LOL out of this. My CM6 randomly broke, so I reverted back to 5.0.8. Upon boot, I received 41 texts that didn't reach me on CM6.
[G1 Android Development] tribalartgod:
Well... I think I am going to revert back to 5.0.8.. Just for the time being... The moment a stable release of CM6 hits, I'm all over it!
[G1 Android Development] Jincos:
My CM6 Booted w/ No problems, and it's wayyyy FASTER than CM5.0.8.

No FC's in the Market, only FC is with Music I guess. (Sometimes, When I send a text, then go back to my main Home Screen, says something about "Music" and FC's, no biggie).

Everything runs smooth. Thanks Cyanogen!
[G1 Android Development] mmarks:
Trying to download gapps (not sure which are the right ones to use) but the link in the OP doesn't work - any other links?
[G1 Android Development] Kainzo:
Is there a compiled "not working" log from this? Flash?
[G1 Android Development] Nin10doKlown:
Everything Seems To Be Running Great... Just Having A Problem With The Market Constantly Crashing Is Anybody Else Having This Same Issue?
[G1 Android Development] maichants20:
this ROM is for DREAM/G1 ?

thank's you
[G1 Android Development] katsumeiyo:
dis moi que tu rigoles?? lol
[G1 Android Development] maichants20:
pq ya rien de mal a demander des question malgré qu'elle soit béte je parle pas bien l'anglais pour comprendre tout ici.

merci
[G1 Android Development] Alankrut:
home?

Is there any work around of the "Launcher in Memory" option,

mod, app, anything? :confused:

Cause that is an important factor for me.
[G1 Android Development] Dyonas:
If you're asking for the option it's already there. Settings > ADW Launcher > System Preferences and then scroll down. If you're asking something else then it isn't clear.
[G1 Android Development] mcg1103:
Rogers HTC Magic

I have a Rogers HTC magic on AT&T's network. I have the latest stock rogers android 1.5 with HTC Sense running.

I am assuming I have the fixed 911 radio. How do I go about rooting this phone and installing Android 2.2?

Is this even possible? I have read that it is not with the current radio?

-Thanks

Mark
[G1 Android Development] _zygo_:
My experience exactly. It's not anything you can really test, unless you randomly send yourself a text throughout the day or something. Those of you sending ten texts in a row from GV or another phone are fooling yourself. I get a text for voicemail notifications from Google Voice, and with CM6 I am missing about 50% of those texts (throughout the day,) which tells me I am probably missing about 50% of my non-Google Voice texts. Reverting back to 4.2 fixes this 100%.

I am wondering if swap can help with this issue. Are those of you who are using a swap partition experiencing any SMS issues?
[G1 Android Development] Alankrut:
ya, i no bout that,

but i meant through spare parts or something like that, cause anderwebs even said the option in spare parts is more efficient.

Wherever I am, if i press home the homescreen takes a while to come back
[G1 Android Development] xonicde:
thanks

man, your the best.

just sent you some money for a beer.

love your fw. turns my old G1 into a complete new phone.

Harry
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
enabling compcache or swap helps alot.

the launchers persistent mode helps in some cases so you might try it and see.
[G1 Android Development] maichants20:
i have a probleme with the market it crached

can you help me
[G1 Android Development] rcarlos84:
is the Google Addon link down?
[G1 Android Development] tnpapadakos:
speech to text/voice search working

maybe i missed something, but this wasnt working before

speech to text now working from keyboard in nightly build 07202010-031948

just in case this is what did it, i was trying voice search and voice dialer, and one of them, i cant remember which one, popped up the google voice experimental message, i accepted, then tried it-

it worked, so then i tried the keyboard, and it did too!

awesome,:):p:) this is the one thing i was really missing from eclair
[G1 Android Development] amarkow2:
i am kindly asking again, third times a charm?, for some help to my question. Is Picasa web sync supported with this rom? I have not been able to get my picasa account synced with the gallery in this rom...am I missing something? Is there a specific gallery apk that i need that was not used for this rom? can anybody kindly respond to my inquiry?
[G1 Android Development] tnpapadakos:
not sure, havent used it, and havent heard of any other comments on it

check these:

http://www.google.com/cse?cx=partne...hnf&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=picasa+web+sync&sa=Search

there's a post that talks about cool iris gallery, maybe thats what you need

also, i've found that if no one answers, usually that means no one who saw it knows, or cares i guess

anyway, hope you get it to work
[G1 Android Development] taryel:
I have been having a weird problem that i did not have on the regular android os before i rooted. This rom seems to drain my battery at insane rates. I leave it locked with nothing running except for my keyboard. I had fully charged it 30 minutes go by and i pick up my phone to do something when i noticed i have lost 30% charge while it was in the lock screen. Is this normal or is this a sign for me to go down to version 5?
[G1 Android Development] tnpapadakos:
its a sign to recalibrate the battery, i think
[G1 Android Development] themapleboy:
^ just a quick question.

do u just click recalibrate battery in recovery or should you have you battery empty (or full for that matter) before you do it
[G1 Android Development] taryel:
How would i go about doing that? Im sorry but i am new to Android rooting and well new to Android all around.
[G1 Android Development] rcarlos84:
anyone able to download the addon on the first page?:confused::confused:
[G1 Android Development] pyrozyro:
is there anybody from MALAYSIA- Kuala lumpur has done this mod??

i would like to meet him and ask him to do it for me- coz i seems lost
[G1 Android Development] drbobb:
There are too many versions of swype floating around, modded & not. The one I tried, which was modded to support my language, does install but does not work (much) - works for a little and then stalls or freezes.

However, the latest htc_ime mod by jonasl seems to work on froyo (and is also a big improvement on the default keyboard).
[G1 Android Development] Big0jeff:
20 minutes and my mytouch still hasn't started!

I tried to load 6.0 but it still hasn't started after 20 minutes of waiting. Should I restart it or keep letting it load? All it keeps showing is what looks almost like a screensaver and the android icon on a skateboard. Did i mess up?