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[EVO 4G Android Development] joackie27:
The MD5 checksum for the 7/26 nightly is different with that of the RC1 and also the filesize (RC1 is bigger). Feature wise you'll have to ask that to cyanogen or check the github.
[EVO 4G Android Development] patelkedar91:
Okay then... flashing.
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
I got 5-6 hrs on BS and all other 2.1 ROMs. about 7-9 on Baked Pastries and I'm getting 18+ on CM6
[EVO 4G Android Development] dwntwnall4u:
SO I tried to flash the ROM but when I try to flash from SD card it says error in the file ( status 7) Installation aborted.

Please help me out.

Thanks.
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
ATTENTION

To everyone with the VM problems, activate a different sprint phone, check your VM clear them if you have any. Activate your EVO again. Do a profile update. Reboot. If you still have it PM me and I'll see if I can help.
[EVO 4G Android Development] bpqow:
Can someone link me to the facebook sync fix? I would use search but I'm on tapatalk and it only gives a certain amount of search results. If it's already in the thread... Sorry.
[EVO 4G Android Development] aikeru:
Hahahaha, that "not sense and never will be" made me LOL. It was fairly obvious to some but others just needed to be told. No offense, just my sense of humor. ;)

THANK YOU CYANOGEN!! This will be my first time using a cyanogen ROM. The nightlies were tempting but heck... I can easily deal with the issues listed...

- No FM? I hardly use it anyway. Slacker/Pandora/misc apps FTW :)

- No 4G? Not in my town anyhow.

- OC kills battery life? Err... we get a speed boost as it is... that's good enough for me !!

- Full market has a fix ... *shrug* as long as it works when I try it lol

woot!
[EVO 4G Android Development] bossing:
Just flashed this

First thing I noticed is that when I went into Market was that Download tab has been replaced by Sprint.
[EVO 4G Android Development] spiicytuna:
You probably don't want to hear this, but it's posts like this that get these threads crazy long with all of the same info over and over. None the less:

Old news: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=733941&highlight=sprint+market
[EVO 4G Android Development] mylasthope:
Anyone having luck w/ the Facebook hacked apk? I keep getting an error when I try to install w/ root explorer "application not installed"...
[EVO 4G Android Development] Sporkman:
5 - 6 hours wtf was you doing lol i get 19 hour or more on BS lol

but i have to ask is the RC1 running ok for everyone ? hows mms working
[EVO 4G Android Development] fachadick:
Think I read somewhere that those phone codes won't work with cm6. Doesn't work on mine anyway. Don't know a workaround either.
[EVO 4G Android Development] twilk73:
Download another rom using rom manager and check the file path. I think they are stored on your SD card. Have you used Astro file explore plus search to try and locate one specific rom? Maybe they didnt save at all.

Also I did this battery recal and one thing to note lol. 100-85% still seems to shoot down quick however after that everything seems fine. Even if some spots go down quicker then others I seem to be getting decent battery life regardless. I got 15 hours yesterday with moderat use.
[EVO 4G Android Development] gx1400:
I don't have my phone on me, but from what I remember:
[EVO 4G Android Development] twilk73:
Thanks! Guess before the next update and install I will have to hard reset change the EVRC code and then install the rom and see if it sticks. I know I forgot to change it this time Hopefully we get a new beta or a stable rom soon I am not interested in flashing anything other then one of those lol I wipe everytime and setting up settings is a freaking chore.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
2 - It's in spare parts

4 - it does not wipe battery stats. I have found that the best practice when using the Rom Manager/Clockwork combo is to download whatever rom you want through Rom Manager and then boot into Clockwork recovery and handle all your wiping and flashing manually through there.
[EVO 4G Android Development] sblum:
I have been using these builds since the first nightly, and have noticed lots of fluctuations in battery life - probably due to the constant flashing of roms! I live in Los Angeles, and I am a musician. Gigging all over town encourages me to use Google Navigation a lot. I find that without using navigation/GPS on any given day, I can easily get through a full day's use of calls, texts, and hours of web browsing on 3g/WiFi. However, using GPS and Navigation in tandem for even 90 minutes will make my battery drop 20-25% percent in that amount of time.

This rom is so fast, and so amazing, I am so stoked to be a part of this community and able to take advantage of the fruits of these awesome developers' labor.
[EVO 4G Android Development] fachadick:
The one that says zoom? Is that changing the resolution, or just zooming?

Had a feeling it was something like this - thanks

That was it - not all of the folders had zipfiles, so I originally didn't go through all of them. Thanks again!
[EVO 4G Android Development] fachadick:
Can you be more specific? I've gone through spare parts and haven't been able to find it. What am I missing?

bingo - I think this makes a lot of sense, and I think I'll be doing this going forward just for the peace of mind - so I know I cleared what I was supposed to clear.

Thanks
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
the icon on the right of that bar is for settings and, if you press that, a menu pops open, scroll down and you'll see all the resolutions (there's quite a few lol).
[EVO 4G Android Development] JPRPJBJPJ:
I don't think Set CPU is allowing me to use profiles with this rom.

I checked the LogCat and there is nothing that says that it is changing the clock of the CPU when I turn off the screen

I'm also using Snap V3
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
Spare parts main screen. tap the button that says "running time". You can also tap the button that says "screen on time". both will give you a minutes readout.
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
have you given setcpu superuser permissions? you can check by going into the superuser app in your drawer.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
I believe that I had the same problem when I was using CM6 but I don't think it is a CM6 problem because I believe that I still have this problem in the 2.1 rom that I am currently running. I BELIEVE that the problem is related to the Superuser app though. It doesn't seem like superuser actions are sticking. Even in the rom that I am using now, I will continually make root user/superuser modifications and they just don't seem to stick. I will go back into the app later and my settings haven't taken. Happens a lot with autokiller. I will set a preset and then I'll go back into the app later and it will tell me that I haven't selected a preset and I have to do it again. It happens over and over. I also have it to set values on boot and that obviously doesn't work either.

I was looking for superuser 2.1 to test it as I have read that people were having less problems with that build compared to the current 2.2.2ef that I am using. Haven't been able to find it though.

If anyone has a flashable superuser 2.1 zip they can post I would greatly appreciate it because I would love to test my hypothesis out. TIA.
[EVO 4G Android Development] twilk73:
Correction! Spare parts, click battery history then click running time or screen on time. Also if you dont have it already check out system panel, Best battery tool I have thus far.

Also for the camera settings. Open your camera there are settings on the right side of the screen. Click a setting a box will open up, that box is scrollable. I fell victum to this stupidity my self lol.
[EVO 4G Android Development] gx1400:
Depending on whether it's using AGPS or true GPS it makes sense. GPS is a power hog when being actively used.

GPS signals are generally down between -125 and -140 dBm, which is at or below the noise floor. It may even be worse than that since the GPS antennas in consumer products rarely have a dependable ground plane or antenna design.

It also requires a fair amount of processing (demultiplexing) the signals of 4-8 satelittes at a time to determine location, direction, and speed algorthims. Thats just knowledge from a previous internship I had, but I have no idea how well AGPS work or what kind of power consumption is requires.
[EVO 4G Android Development] JPRPJBJPJ:
it def has permission

I don't think Profiles work.

Having the CPU clock go way down when the screen is off is essential to great battery life.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
You are correct. I'm not using spare parts right now. I am using the stand alone battery history app. LMAO. I'm not using CM6 at this point so I forgot that there is an extra step to get into battery history. Thanks for clearing that up.
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
i think i might have it, but i'm at work right now. can you send me a pm so i can send it to you once i get home later tonight, if you'd like to wait a little bit?
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
I can definitely wait. When you have the chance, throw it up in this thread for everyone if you can. I'll find it here.
[EVO 4G Android Development] fachadick:
ok - you're just awesome. I didn't realize that you were able to scroll down there. Thanks!
[EVO 4G Android Development] twilk73:
How does this work because in system panel if I check my history the CPU is at or below 300 when its sleeping? When its on if I am not doing anything its below 300 once I start doing something then it ramps up. Is this feature already built in the 2.1 or maybe CM6 or are you guys just talking about Custom kernals that you self adjust?
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
i'm not sure if i can. i remember toast said not to post up certain apps (don't remember what the description for those apps was), but if it's freeware, i'd be more than happy to post it up. can you still pm me so i don't forget? :p

lol grazie, good sir. and no problem!

that's the kernel scaling the cpu based on load. setcpu gives the user power to define the max and min frequencies to set to, as well as various situations where the cpu can be overclocked or underclocked (like with the screen off, underclock it to maybe 245mhz).
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
Yes sir. 10char.
[EVO 4G Android Development] twilk73:
Yeah I didnt either I had to ask the question over at Q&A and a few minutes later I felt like an idiot. Although its not really self explanitory and I dont think I would have ever figured it out otherwise.
[EVO 4G Android Development] fachadick:
You sir, are a man among men. Finally found it - thanks!
[EVO 4G Android Development] BB15:
Is this your way of telling him that he's nothing special? :p
[EVO 4G Android Development] :
Last night I went to see a friend of mine sing at a local tavern. She's an amazing singer by the way. I shot some video and the quality was surprisingly good considering the low light. However the video and audio is not in sync. There's maybe a second lag. Anyone else notice this?

I'm on RC1
[EVO 4G Android Development] LoveisPeace2012:
Where can I download the kernel with the cyanogen nightly builds I was using snap but I want to revert, is that possible?
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
http://mirror.kanged.net/cm/nightly/supersonic/
[EVO 4G Android Development] LoveisPeace2012:
That's not the kernel those are the nightly builds
[EVO 4G Android Development] BB15:
If you install the latest nightly (or reflash your current one) it will revert to the stock CM6 kernel.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
There are stock kernels in the Snap thread I believe.

If not, shift led you in the right direction to begin with. you'll have to reflash a nightly to get the built in kernel.
[EVO 4G Android Development] thenewguy821:
The thread for the Snap kernel also has the stock kernels listed. If you are running RC1 or later, use the Snap-Stock kernel v3.
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
yep, that's what i tried to do, should've provided a bit of an explanation though. sorry...

oh msmith1, check your pm.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Tornadobarrage:
When i enabled wireless N by flashing a zip file i get an error when i try to turn wifi on but when i disable wireless N it still says error. anyone know how to fix this?
[EVO 4G Android Development] gmanvbva:
I been testing this (SetCPU) on my EVO for a couple days now (running Stock w/ Full Root)...

And I get 15-17 hours on a single charge without SetCPU.

Once I setup SetCPU with similar settings to what pingpongboss noted (here), I drop all the way down to 10-12 hours. Again, this is with a just a Stock ROM.
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
that's weird. i've never used setcpu with stock sense, so i'm not sure what's happening. were you overclocking? or running stock speeds?
[EVO 4G Android Development] knives of ice:
its already enabled you don't need to flash that zip
[EVO 4G Android Development] gmanvbva:
Stock Speeds.

From testing some more... it seems that CPU scaling is working and typically scales from ~300Mhz - ~650Mhz during normal phone use (UI Nav, email, text, browsing, etc.). When using SetCPU, it seemed to run closer to max clock unless it met one of the profile conditions. I probably really need to do more testing to say anything definitively... Nothing blatantly obvious jumped out from monitoring the system panel.

For some reason my battery drain seems to be around 6-8%/hr even while the phone is idle (not actively being used), while using SetCPU.

I fairly happy with 15-17 hours since that gets me through the day fairly comfortably.

I jumped from 11-13 hr range to 15-17 hrs after the last OTA.

Seems like most people with good results are using a custom ROM, so I figured the last OTA must be doing something that helps significantly that SetCPU might be negating.

*** Don't mean to hijack this thread. I've been keeping an eye on CyanogenMod ROM and ran across the comments ***
[EVO 4G Android Development] Tornadobarrage:
i just noticed that now. thats why i get an error but now i have no wifi :(
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
understandable lol. i was running close to 6-7 hours stock, but since i started using custom roms, i've hit 18 hours pretty consistently... but enough battery talk lol.
[EVO 4G Android Development] sxayarath:
Have you tried rebooting after applying the settings? I was fooling around with the notification bar like not displaying the clock and it wouldn't take effect until after I rebooted.
[EVO 4G Android Development] BB15:
Yes, I rebooted. Nada.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ViViDboarder:
Just wanted to point out an app that wasn't exactly playing well with my battery.

I had pretty good battery life initially but then I noticed my phone basically dying by the time I was leaving work. After some investigation I found that the app/widget Socialite was being a pain.

I removed Socialite and the next day it lasted HOURS more.

FYI :D
[EVO 4G Android Development] ToothVore:
Does anyone know if any of the nighty builds are me stable than rc 1. I have rc 1 running on my evo and I'm having a bunch of bugs.
[EVO 4G Android Development] HondaCop:
You need to download the LATEST NIGHTLY in order to be up to date. All nightlies AFTER the RC1 release, are updated RC1s.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dude2k5:
can u flash over or wipe and flash
[EVO 4G Android Development] rollrsk8ter:
I have been just flashing over and experienced no problems.
[EVO 4G Android Development] DraginMagik:
Pattern Lock one level too high

the pattern lock is a bit overpowering. i like that its secure and all, but on v2.1 the 'vanilla lock' sat on top of the pattern lock (so you could mute sound or unlock device or play/pause music, ec). on v2.2 the pattern lock is the first screen you get when you wake the device. this means no music control, apps like wavesecure that can place a note on the front of a locked screen (like: please call xxx if found), slide to mute, etc functions are not available until after the zigzag has been entered.

can this be modified so that the zigzag is under the 'vanilla lock'? thus allowing a coulple basic functions or is that not an option on v2.2?

as an admin i like the security but i also like being able to use wavesecure features and control my music.

if i choose to use a PIN lock then things work as i would desire.

if i choose to use a pwd lock then things work as i would desire.

if i choose to use the zigzag lock then it does not work as i would like.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ModXMV:
I read in another thread that they are looking at porting Clear's Wimax code to CM6. Is it possible that this could fix my borked WiMAX from Unrevoked? Very interesting and I will be keeping an eye on this. On a side note, I am waiting for a more stable release to install CM6.
[EVO 4G Android Development] thenewguy821:
I too was wondering the same thing. IF the code they use for CM6 is from the Clear wimax, with that bypass the phone trying to authenticate with Sprint?

Sot sure if this would even help with my problem anyway, as my 4g goes into an on/search/connect/off/on..... loop. (and Yes, this was before installing CM6, I am aware that CM6 does not have 4g yet.)
[EVO 4G Android Development] ViViDboarder:
I doubt that'll work. The encryption keys are a requirement. They are on the wimax partition and should not be touched when upgrading.

So even with a rewritten interface you will still need the keys.

Sent from my EVO 4G using the XDA App.
[EVO 4G Android Development] rezistrat:
Okay I know this post is going to be lost/ignored like many of these but here goes anyway. I LOVE these CM6 and Nightly roms. I just for whatever reason can not get MMS to download. I have wipe data/cache and dalvik. I have erased dialer cache etc... I've tried flashing the aprn-conf.xml to system.etc. I know its one Simple fix that I've missed. I just can't figure it out. When I flash Ava's 2.2 MMS works, when I go back to CM Nightly it's broke.

Is there a better/different way to wipe system or install the latest Nightly I always install from my SD card?

Thanks for any and all help
[EVO 4G Android Development] MagnusRagnarok:
ive been using setcpu on every oc rom i use. since flashing these nightlys this is the 1st time i have actually let my battery level drop this low(not good for li-on batts).i did try a cycle 3 days prior. i am fully recharging now, and i just took this screenie at 7.29pm as soon as i plugged in, i used ddms.bat to screen cap.i have been monitoring this issue since battery life is so big to me also and since all of the bad battery life from cyanogen roms compliants i have read. i would like a day or two, but this below is regular use for myself, no point to posting test results while your phone is being used as nothing more than a paper weight...so if i did that i couldve got around 27-30+ easily. for me this is average use. 23.5hrs/charge is nothing i can complain about to anyone. i will continue to average my results for the next 3days and i will post my complete setup that day to help those that seem to be having battery life issues.

these are my battery settings/usage

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[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
From Cyanogenmod Github:

2 minutes ago	supersonic: permit new radio

Bong.
[EVO 4G Android Development] pathtologos:
So, apparently a rooted "official" froyo has arrived on the scene. The post includes a new radio and wimax. I'm wondering if I flash the radio and wimax, will it cause bugs in cm6?

I assume that now that froyo will be officially out for the EVO, cm6 should get everything working including 4G.

Anybody following this development?
[EVO 4G Android Development] pastert33:
Does that mean 4G??
[EVO 4G Android Development] darkcovers:
Not sure it would help, but have you tried wipe data/factory reset.
[EVO 4G Android Development] sfld:
is there a mirror for the nightlys?

looks like team douches website is down
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
No. I assume that it means we can use the new HTC Froyo radio that just leaked and hopefully that will fix some of the signal issues people have been having.
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
damn, looks good man. with heavy usage and with snap v2, i'm getting 13 hours (and running) with 13% left. it could last me the rest of the night if i don't do anything with it, but with oc, that's damn good considering how much i used it today.

next try? the uv snap kernel hehe...

bong indeed.. this should be interesting, as i actually asked cyanogen if ava's working 4g would affect cm6's wimax implementation.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MagnusRagnarok:
this is my first, so well see what the next 4 days average. also i forgot to mention, that prior to plugging into pc i was @ 14% remaining. also thats with cyanpowerup v. preloaded with snap2. and i am oc and uv :D no way would this have been possible w/o setcpu or the profiles, i can tell you that 1000000%:D

i was reading about that extreme uv kernel today too, looks promising, just wondering about perf issues or lag, but im sure it will be interesting. when i check it out ill also post my findings.

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[EVO 4G Android Development] rezistrat:
Thanks, I've done this every time I flash a new Nightly. I know some stupid thing on my part because most seem to have no problem with mms. SMS works well. I just flashed the new radio see if this helps at all (doubt it). Worst case I guess wait for CMS Rc2 and hope for the best or. Do without. Says downloaded message was unsuccessful. I have Data on, Wifi Off. I tried changing custom agent to both Blackberry and now custom Nexusone. No joy. Seems like when I first rooted with Unrevoke before the last Sprint update, the Recovery menu was different. Also whenever I wipe Dalvik cache it's so quick it almost seems like it doesn't do anything. I'll guess it has to do with how I rooted it maybe I missed a step in the beginning. I dunno

BTW all the people who post on this forum are Very helpful being a noob I've learned sooo much. To the developers you guys are the best:D
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
Boy do I love seeing Evo specific commits in the github!

Next nightly should be a goodie!
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
me too. that extreme uv kernel looks tasty lol. even at 998, if i can squeeze out 2 days with my usage, i'd be a seriously happy camper. looking forward to your results! :D

haha i know, right?? i popped into twitter and BAM supersonic commits. it should be a very interesting build.
[EVO 4G Android Development] cyanogen:
The bastards sent me the wrong micro-hdmi cable!
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
Night. Ruined. Blouses.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Vivix729:
Awwwww :( Bummer.
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
ಠ_ಠ of epic proportions...
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
Cyan, care to comment on tonight's commits? Should people use the updated radio on CM6?
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
new build is up.. thought i'd share.
[EVO 4G Android Development] jwegman:
Just to clear up any misconceptions that letting the phone run down its battery to the point of it shutting itself down will hurt your battery... That is false.

The phone will shut itself down a little below 3.6 volts, which is a perfectly acceptable (and rather conservative) discharge voltage to keep the battery healthy and achieve acceptable cycle life.

As the phone has such a low current draw and if a method is found to allow the phone to run till 3.4 volts, we could extend runtime.
[EVO 4G Android Development] vonStemmington:
[EDIT: Figured out my problem]
[EVO 4G Android Development] thegame3202:
Ebay is your friend cyan :-P Keep up the kickass work!
[EVO 4G Android Development] dadoc04:
LMAO!!!!

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