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[G1 Android Development] sjaakmans:
Hmm installed this version and it keeps booting... it stucks and then starts again.. Not with the G1 screen but only the boot screen...

Anybody got an idea to fix this?

[edit]

Fixed it... i reinstalled 5.0.8 and then 6.0.0 again and it works thanx
[G1 Android Development] mattg:
Seem to be missing some apps from the Market (protected apps maybe?). Seesmic and Official Twitter app as examples. Can't install these from backup either.

Do we need to do something with the build.prop to get these apps back?
[G1 Android Development] deimdos:
I don't know if this was already answered but... I'm having problems with my partitioned SD card (just SWAP and FAT32 partitions), the phone doesn't recognize it, if I plug other non-partitioned SD card works like a charm. So, do I have to partition again?
[G1 Android Development] lamenomore:
o.O

Post #199... did anyone try that? :P

Ive got market with no FC...

Do you all using that crappy clockwork recovery? :/

Use Amons 1.7.0 !
[G1 Android Development] deuse:
I used update-cm-6.0.0-DS-RC1-signed.zip then flashed yay-frf91-mdpi-gapps.zip.

Then logged into google then tested the market all ok.

Thne I did the app2sd hack here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=722861

It all runs great not one FC :)
[G1 Android Development] Code3VW:
I installed Google Voice from the market, it shows installed in the market and in Settings > Applications, however, it isn't located in the dock, and I can't uninstall it from the Applications or the Market, Uninstall is greyed out...

?!?!
[G1 Android Development] Dingles666:
Is voice search working for anyone?

Cyanogen FTW

\m/ :-O \m/
[G1 Android Development] bassbox:
Well, thats the problem... gapps fc's so i can't login to google account!
[G1 Android Development] rsfaze:
I use Clockwork and have ZERO issues.

Flashed from test12 to this, wiped data then cache then dalvik cache.

Flashed Firerats recovery script,

rebooted to recovery then flashed update-cm6.0.0,

and then gapps-mdpf-FRF9,

and then Firerats boot script.

reboot for success!

Sitting at 78.18mb free after installing Titanium Backup from market without a single FC.

Don't bash an app because you can't make it work right ;)
[G1 Android Development] kewlguru:
Feedback

Aaayyyy CM6 is out officially.... (OK its only RC1!!)

I am on CM6 and its great so far....

I did the following (from Firerat's post).

boot to Recovery

nandbackup

flash recovery patcher

Partitions - format system, data and cache

reboot ( press home for recovery )

Flash CM 6

Flash GApps FRF91

flash boot patcher

reboot

What works for me?

WiFi

GPS / Location services

BT

Browser

Maps

Market (FC'ed 3-5 times. Waited it out and then it became a non-issue)

Also I went through the usual settings for ADW, Spare parts.

Since I put in Firerat's Custom MTD, i have 67MB left on system.

Also eversince, I moved to Froyo, I am not having trouble with the ( data issue ). Maybe Google really did fix.

I will keep updating with my experiences.

Thanks Cyanogen & team, Firerat

/Ash
[G1 Android Development] JoopNL:
I got exactly the same problem.

Edit:

Did a nandroid restore, flashed 6.0.0-DS-RC1, immediately flashed Google Addon FRF91-MDPI and did a reboot. Didn't get the setup wizard this time, but now Google accounts are missing. (This is probably the same reason why the setup wizard was stuck.)

Missing Google Accounts issue is already in the Issue Tracker: code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=1725
[G1 Android Development] sebasdoes:
Contact pictures

I haven't seen this error being discussed, but ever since using different builds of Froyo I've been having some problems with syncing all my contact pictures. I use Google Apps for my domain, which works perfectly with Android, but every time I sync my contacts the pictures for random contacts don't get synced.

Images only get synced the first time right? They don't show up even after resyncing. I don't know how to fix this, they show up on the Google Apps page correctly. Can anyone help?
[G1 Android Development] alzx92:
it's laggy when I back home. is there way to fix it? i used that task manager it's doesn't work. when you on that messeges and try to go back home, it goes slow
[G1 Android Development] sl1k1:
Seriously? This has been answered so many times..search, the answer is there.
[G1 Android Development] alzx92:
i'm sorry.. i'm just noob here. really like the froyo. :)
[G1 Android Development] Killadude:
Here you go...Link
[G1 Android Development] elpatolucas:
Hello!

I also preffer the 2D gallery.

Can someone tell me how to install it?

Must I do it via adb?

How do I enable swap?

And how do I change to a black theme?

Sorry, I'm new to this.

Thanks for your help
[G1 Android Development] Gerald22:
Had to go back to RC1. I can't really tell what's the problem but RC2 made my G1 significantly slower...:confused:
[G1 Android Development] SoTacMatt:
Bar at top

I love being able to customize the bar. I changed it to Pittsburgh Steelers Gold!

Thanks for the wonderful ROM!
[G1 Android Development] tnpapadakos:
a worthy choice, city of champions, yo
[G1 Android Development] Gadzks:
Cyan:

I am having the same trouble with my ADP, reboot loop with both RC1 and RC2. Applied the patch, problem solved. Hope that helps you...
[G1 Android Development] RatedRBoi:
1st off thanks to Cyan for making this rom onto the G1. I am a newbie at this and I am very satisfied with the product. The directions were superb, even some1 like me can do it lol. The only problem I have is my G1 moves slow from time 2 time when you click on certain things. Looking 4ward to more in the future and keep up the great work.
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
As for swap:

You can enable it manually, but a really easy way to do it is:

First make sure to partition your SD card with at least 32 MB for swap (I use 96. 64 is also common.) You can partition from recovery. (This will wipe your card so back it up first!)

Second: download "swapper 2" from the market and when prompted give it superuser permissions. Go into settings (hit the menu Hutton from the main menu. To get there) and go to advanced settings at the bottom amd set it to use your swap partition. Go back to settings and Set the swap size to match the partition you made and set swappiness to 30 (or whatever you prefer) then go to the main menu and push enable swap. It might give errors at first, but it usually goes through. Scroll down to make sure enabling swap says ok next to it.

Then go to terminal emulator in your app drawer and type "free" and if it gives a number next to swap then your good to go :)
[G1 Android Development] cdill3000:
Is camera just not working in RC2?.....mine keeps FC everysingle time ...wrked perfectly in RC1
[G1 Android Development] sl1k1:
Works for me..I've heard a few other people having problems tho
[G1 Android Development] danieljordanmaddux:
My camera works once then after i take that picture it freezes and all audio quits working and if i go back to the camera application it says "cannot connect to camera" but i believe its the phone because i swapped back to CM5 and still had the same problem and read on the nexus forums that some nexus ones had this problem after using cm5 for a long period of time and that they had to be sent back and the motherboards replaced so im pretty well screwed
[G1 Android Development] Fafhrd42:
Alright, seems my battery issue solved itself. Went three days without needing to charge after recharging after the crazy battery drain (will try turning JIT back on once it finishes charging up this time, see if that was the culprit).

But has anyone had the phone just completely slow to a crawl when the USB is connected? I can't do anything with it when it's hooked up to my PC, and I haven't mounted the SD card to the PC. Or rather, it takes about five minutes for it to mount, as it just popped up while I was typing this. Anyone have any ideas about what's going on with that? USB Debugging is off, I'd assume it has something to do with the new USB detect UI/process that runs in the background when USB is connected.
[G1 Android Development] Guyver96:
I was using Advance task manager for some reason it makes it super slow.. uninstall it install task killer... G1 here.. Ever since i uninstalled Advanced task whatever thingie its been working way faster... My only question now is...

Also my phone completely froze with the music player...had to take out the battery to get it back... not sure if anyone else has had that issue... as for Force close after i did the fix permissions havent had any of them again... almost 2 days with this rom now .. LOVE it just think its got its little bugs here and there im sure will go away or be resolved...

Where is the flash player? Ive tried several sites and they all say i need flash i thought froyo had flash and that this rom also had it...
[G1 Android Development] funkeee:
Can anyone elaborate on Swap for CM6? Some recommend it, while others say its unnecessary and slows down performance. What about CompCache? Can or should it be used in combo with swap or by itself?
[G1 Android Development] cdill3000:
Thats wierd cuz it wrked Fine both camera and Video camera on CM6RC1 :mad: soon as i upgraded to RC2.....FC everytime:mad:
[G1 Android Development] rbeavers:
Just My Results (no reply needed)

First thanks for all the work keeping this old phone up to date !!

I start with G1, RA-dream-v1.6.2

firmware 2.1, kernel 2.6.33.4-

cyanogenmod, mod ver CaNNoN202, Build

Complete Eclair 2.2.1

____________

With every up date of RC1 RC2 and RC3

I could see my battery going down.

A flash of any Recovery.img fixed the problem!!

With RC3 I can't install the speech data installer?? using the full GAPPS. ** Tenth Try A Charm!! **

Thanks.
[G1 Android Development] dekthaitp:
How setting proxy on wifi ?

Thank you
[G1 Android Development] iso67:
hi I have a huge problem: after I installed the RC1 version of this rom and the rom manager with clockwork recovery stuff, I'm not able to enter the recovery rom, neither with the 1.7 recovery image. simply when I press home and on/off my g1 stucks on g1 screen no way to go on. same thing if I try to enter in recovery mode from rom manager!

is there anything I could do? in this way I can't change rom at all and the rc1 is so slow for me!
[G1 Android Development] Reviz:
reinstall the recovery from fastboot mode
[G1 Android Development] jaydee87:
i have a problem and i already used the search button..

soo i upgraded to cm 6.0.0RC2 and then i went back to cm 5.0.8. and somehow when i go to terminal and type SU it says permission denied.. looks like i lost root..

ok i used the search button and got this :

"there is a root fix you can download that will restore it once you flash it."

can anyone tell me where i can download that "root fix" ?

or is there any other way except reflashing and reinstalling all apps ?

best regards and thanks a lot
[G1 Android Development] iso67:
unfortunatly no way to enter in fastboot mode.. I'm thinking to install an old recovery, say the 1.4 that is on my sd. could be a good idea?
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
I had the same problem the night before last, I was flashing the newest ra revovery through terminal and I believe I made some typos or did not wait long enough and of course I forgot to type su the first couple times... silly me :)

but after trying a couple times I got it back through terminal.

You can try it through terminal, although theres issues with doing this in cyanogen mod 5.0.7, I'm not sure if the newer roms have the same issues.

but I believe the problem was a few people lost their recovery completely (which obviously wont matter to you) I've done it succsessfully from a donut rom, but havent tryed it from anything higher so I cant promise it will work.

if you want to try:

download a ra recovery to your SD card.

Open terminal emulator.

type: su

hit enter and allow superuser permissions.

type: flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery-RA-dream-v1.7.0.img

(or the name of whatever ra recovery you have on your sd card)

hit enter and wait a few minutes just to be sure.

then close terminal and try to reboot into recovery.

if it doesent work the first time check and make sure everything was typed correctly and try again.
[G1 Android Development] scap2000:
This is normal. Do this and you'll get it fixed: Open Clockwork ROM Manager app from your phone. Flash ClockworkMod Recovery (the first item on the menu), you will (probably) need an internet connection on the phone. Wait until it's flashed, DISCONNECT USB from PC and reboot into Recovery.
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
Also if worst comes to worst, I believe you can just re-root the phone.

its a pain, but it should fix it :)
[G1 Android Development] scap2000:
It happened to me too, when trying to use Titanium Backup to restore all apps some times I lose root. Just reboot the phone (and you can then "su" in Terminal Emulator or re-open Titanium Backup).
[G1 Android Development] iso67:
I thi I did it... but it stacks! actually first allowed me to reboot into recovery (with clockwork mod recovery installed) but it stops to g1 screen, now if after forcing reboot by taking off the battery, I try to flash to clockworkmod recovery it says that the application terminated because of an error. moreover if I try to istall the 1.7 recvovery image from clockwork, and I reboot into recovery the phone stack again on g1 screen!

I'll do it again
[G1 Android Development] iso67:
ok, I flashed the 1.7 recovery image from terminal and eventually is ok... I' now flashing to the 6.0 rc2... hoping it will no so slow as the rc1

is there any overclocking or mod in swap I can do in order to make my g1 faster?
[G1 Android Development] G1ForFun:
Yes if you enable swap it will help with memory issues on your g1. Or you can try downloading the latest nightly and use compcache plus it has the lock home in memory feature. :)
[G1 Android Development] Abhi_UK:
My internal memory is full and all the apps I can put on the memory card are on there but Market apps won't install even though I have put cyanogen mod app settings to external and on some apps that I installed through memory card make phone restart because of space.
[G1 Android Development] sauudmir:
some quick questions if someone can please help i'm really confused...

Is it necessary to install the apps on the fat32? If i do it, will my internal memory get low? or the best is to use the ext partition as i'm doing now on 5.0.8?

and if i use the fat32 partition can i use swap?

and if the best choice is to use ext partition can u post the link to the patch to use apps from ext?

after reading all the post since 6.0.1RC1 i'm unable to decide which to use so i didn't update till now thinking may b cyanogen will add some sort of choice so that we could use fat32 or ext partition on our choice but since he would be busy building another great Rom for us i thought i could ask u guys ...
[G1 Android Development] tomatenjungee:
I noticed some strange bugs when i was taking a ride today with my luvly RC2 and MobileNavigator. Sometimes the GPS goes off (its not a signal loss ... it really turns it off himself). The other things was that widgets and apps who use the clock seem not to get the time proparly ... the ToogleWidget Clock doesnt work at all it just freezes after the start and MobileNavigator cant get the time either :o

Just for info :)
[G1 Android Development] sauudmir:
i'm having a problem my wifi is not working , my data plan is working perfectly but i don't knw whats with wifi ... i can easily use wifi on my laptop ...
[G1 Android Development] rdub202:
all of a sudden i just started having some random issues and now my phone wont boot past the "T mobile G1" screen. i wasnt doing anything out of the norm, just tried to open an app and it gave me a weird FC, something ending in katana...and so i rebooted and like i said wont advance past the splash screen. i can boot into set-up and do all of that though.

trying a nandroid restore now...how long does that take? mine's been going for some time
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
@iso67

(I posted this a few pages back but I thought it might help you.)

also for overclocking you can download the setcpu app from the market and it will overclock to 576, but you can probably go farther with a patched kernel. just search the forum for a compatible one.

As for swap:

You can enable it manually, but a really easy way to do it is:

First make sure to partition your SD card with at least 32 MB for swap (I use 96. 64 is also common.) You can partition from recovery. (This will wipe your card so back it up first!)

Second: download "swapper 2" from the market and when prompted give it superuser permissions. Go into settings (hit the menu Hutton from the main menu. To get there) and go to advanced settings at the bottom amd set it to use your swap partition. Go back to settings and Set the swap size to match the partition you made and set swappiness to 30 (or whatever you prefer) then go to the main menu and push enable swap. It might give errors at first, but it usually goes through. Scroll down to make sure enabling swap says ok next to it.

Then go to terminal emulator in your app drawer and type "free" and if it gives a number next to swap then your good to go
[G1 Android Development] robuser007:
about an hour with lots of apps2ext apps
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
as it is you dont have to install to the sd card at all, but your internal memory can only hold so much, so if you want to install a ton of apps (or some really large ones) then you'll have to install to the fat32 using froyo's built in apps 2 sd method. as of right now (Cyanogenmod 6RC2) this rom does not come preset with the ability to install apps to the ext partition although there are some patches and such going around that should do this if you want to, I'll have to look for the thread for that though.
[G1 Android Development] sauudmir:
so using RC2 i can install my apps on fat32? and not on the internal memory without ext partition?
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
heres a link to the patch for apps to ext (I have not tried this myself and so I cannot promise it works perfectly, but if you have any questions you can ask in the thread for the patch)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=722861
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
yes you can use the built in froyo method (which moves apps to fat32 not to ext) by going to settings/ cyanogenmod settings/ application settings/ install location (change to external)

you can also choose to allow application moving here, this will allow you to go to manage applications and choose to move an application to sd (Or to internal memory if its already on the sd)

The downside to froyo's apps 2 sd is that the developer of the application has to support it, (which most apps do now, but you may find some older ones that dont)
[G1 Android Development] sauudmir:
can u tell me which is one is recommended and is working like a charm?

i mean are there any reports of fat32 probs except of the apps developing issue?
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
they both work just fine :)

I personally have a mytouch which has lots of internal memory so I always just use that. (internal is the best of the three options as its always going to be faster than the SD card and it doesn't become unavailable when you mount the SD card to the computer.)

however, for obvious reasons most people end up needing some form of apps to SD. :)

the froyo method gives the easy moving back and forth option. so if you move an app to SD and then realize you'd rather have it on internal memory (i.e. you accidentally move a widget to sd) then its extremely easy to just hit the move to(internal/external) button :)

also because it uses the fat32 partition, there is no wasted space because when you have to make an ext partition you have to guess at how much space you'll need for apps and if you make a 512 mb ext partition and only use 256 mb then you just wasted 256 mb of sd card space.

the ext method is compatible with pretty much any app because it actualy tricks your phone into thinking that it is installing to the internal memory, so the developers dont need to add that feature for you to use it.

also its pretty much set and forget, your phone pretty much only installs to the ext and since you set aside a certain amount of space for the ext partition, you wont have to worry about filling up your sd card and not having room for apps.

if your undecided, try the froyo method first because its built in and really easy, and if you dont like it, then try the ext method :)
[G1 Android Development] funkeee:
Reposting my question from several pages back:

Can anyone elaborate on Swap for CM6? Some recommend it, while others say its unnecessary and slows down performance. What about CompCache? Can or should it be used in combo with swap or by itself?
[G1 Android Development] smartin4166:
Unfortunately, with cyans RC2 option to move apps to sd, it still will only allow you to move only some of the apps to sd. Alot of the copy protected apps will not let you move them. I am also learning that if you do get to move certain apps to sd then you have to move them back to the phone to install updates for them. Then you can move them back to the sd card.
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
never use the combo :)

but either one improves things alot they just work differently and have their own pro's and cons.

swap: (works by swapping things to a partition of the sd card when the internal memory gets full and swapping back when those things are needed)

pros:

1. you can define how much you need (I'm using 96 mb) and you can set your swappiness (I'm using it at 30)

2. also multitasking seems better than compcache.

3. if your used to linux, this is very familiar and comfortable :)

4. you can check your memory status using terminal.

cons:

1. swap unmounts when you mount your sd card to the computer.

2. swap is only as fast as your sd card (although I'm only using a class 2 sd card, for me compcache is faster, but swap multitasks better)

3. its slightly more complicated to set up (although if you rooted your phone, enabling swap should be no big deal)

Compcache: (works by compressing things in memory rather than killing them or moving them to sd)

Pros:

1. easy to enable

2. seems faster than swap (although this is probably affected by sd card speed)

3. its pretty stable, and does not need to be set every time you reboot.

in short compcache generally runs faster and is easier and it uses internal memory so SD card speed doesn't matter.

swap multitasks better and you have more control over it, but relies on the SD card.

I chose swap because I like the multitasking. you can even use the browser (a fairly large memory hog) and when you exit back to the home-screen, the home-screen does not have to reload :)

but either one can work for you.

if you need help enabling swap just ask, compcahce settings are in the cyanogenmod settings screen.

there is alot of debate on this subject so try them out and see which one you like better :)

I'd reccomend starting with compcache since its easier (it only requires a checkmark in a box to enable), and then moving to swap if you don't like compcache or just want to try swap :)
[G1 Android Development] sauudmir:
I have done the froyo method i like it :)

if i do a nandroid backup will it backup my apps too? coz in case of deleting the ext part i have to repartition the whole sd card thats y im asking
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
I'm not completely certain because its been awhile since I've used froyo's apps 2 SD, but I believe you can just copy the contents of your SD card to your computer then repartition the SD card and move everything back with no problem.

if you'd like me to try it on my phone first to make sure, I can do that for ya.
[G1 Android Development] firefly6240:
if you reset permissions it usually fixes the problem of not updating the apps on the SD card (although moving them back and forth works just as well :) , but your right there are some apps that still don't use the froyo method. although I've heard you can force some of them to the SD using titanium backup, I've never tried it myself.