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[Legend Android Development] godhamer:
I don't know what going on .I can't mount the sd card.When I try to go Into the recovery mode (green menu) PC can't install drivers the drivers was install before that. I make new installation of Windows 7 but the problem is the same the problem is not in the PC. It's show me Unknown device.When I try to access to adb console i don't have connection to PC.It is work on fastboot.

in menu " Android system recovery <2e> " when i put the update.zip file in sd card and the options "apply sdcard:update.zip" it's display error : "(no such file or directory )" E:Reading package ... retry 8

E:Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 (or /dev/block/mmcblk0):(

the phone is rooted.

ROM is " MoDacoMod " it is loading to the end but can't mount SD card and boot screen is disappeared.

may the problem is in the bootloader or Recovery console (menu) i don't know

I read all forum but I can't fix the problem :(

CAN YOU HEELP ME PLEASE !!! :)

I try to find post like this but i can't.

Sorry for my English !!!
[Legend Android Development] BesFen:
Maybe your USB driver.... I ever read it bit I forget the link, maybe at modaco or xda

Edited: http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html
[Legend Android Development] edison.smajlaj:
I have the same problem too
[Legend Android Development] fearthefox:
Ar you guys having the SD Card Removed notification when in Android. If so you can do this in a command prompt:

boot your phone into fastboot (hold back and power button)

open Cmd : fastboot qxdmenable 0

This will allow phone to mount the sd card, as for the USB search for USB BRICK as I believe I have this issue as well.
[Legend Android Development] godhamer:
come on Nobody knows !!!!!!!!!
[Vibrant General] Bran415:
So far my vibrant is still pretty fast when i dont have any 3g bars. one thing i noticed is that the market & twodryd app is kinda trippy Any Bay Area heads having similar issues?
[Captivate General] carporsche:
Hi guys

I downloaded the quadrant standard application on my Captivate. Looking into the system info i observed the following

1. CPU : samsung cortex v7. I thght the processor was a v8? I dunno whether the processor info is right.

2. The processor speed is displayes as "800 MHz"

Max freq ; 1000 MHz

MIN freq : 800 MHz

Whatz going on here?

Can someone explain this?

Please run the benchmark and lef me know!
[Captivate General] tbae2:
the 800mhz I would assume means it is throttled down.
[Captivate General] jiayi345:
My results...

Name: ARMv7 Processor rev 2 (v71)

Current freq: 800 MHz

Max req: 1000MHz

Min freq: 100 MHz

-JChao
[Captivate General] jojorios:
Just ran the benchmark and got the same thing. Please don't tell me this thing is underclocked. if so is there a program out there that will bring it up to speed?
[Captivate General] dewt:
The processor is a Samsung S5PC110 Cortex-A8 and uses the ARM v7 instruction set. It's not a version 8.
[Captivate General] systoxity:
there is an APp to change your CPU clock. Don't do it though, nothing on android requires those extra 200 MHz yet. If your thinking about UI Lag, this is a software issue and not a consequence of the throttled cpu. Hang tight for a fix from developers.

With the software fix and throttled down cpu, this phone is still faster than the newest phones running 2.2 (Froyo)
[Captivate General] REAVER117:
SetCPU will let you force the frequency. But you shouldn't need to use it, 800MHz just seems to be the Hummingbird's idle frequency. The CPU probably just idled while the graphical benchmarks were being run.
[Captivate General] ghost77:
CPU in phones never runs at 100% at all times that would kill battery , you can force it if you root your phone but that is counter productive , as it goes from anywhere from 1% to 100% of its speed when it needs to , during intensive usage or benchmarking it will reach 1000mhz , but if all you do is read text it will conserve battery.

Its obvious from this info below :rolleyes:

Current freq: 800 MHz

Max req: 1000MHz

Min freq: 100 MHz
[Captivate General] derek4484:
Yes, the Cortex A8 is an ARM7 processor. The older CPU's used were ARM11 processors.
[Captivate General] carporsche:
Thankx for the info guys..

I checked again and for some reason i got confused with the processor and was writing the post from memory (my memory :D). it says ARMv7 Processor rev 2 (v71).

And yes i do think the 800 MHZ is pretty fast.

I just need to get rid of the samsung UI and switch to stock android.

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itzz(AN)dRoiD
[Captivate General] Bjd223:
The spec sheet lists 1 GHz, and spec sheets show the operating frequency so I would assume that the CPU can run at different speeds for different workloads. Try running a couple heavy applications in the background and check it again. If all is well in the world it should clock upto 1 GHz.
[Captivate General] tbae2:
The processor is NOT 800mhz it's just throttled down to 800mhz cause of not needing the full 1ghz speed. That saves power and battery life gets extended. Laptops and desktops do the same thing.
[Captivate General] labbu63:
so in other words it basically adjusts oh and also maybe the ARMv7 infrastructure is better then the 11 one
[Captivate General] carporsche:
yes i do get the idea
[Captivate General] carporsche:
I do get the idea!.. i inquired about it bcoz nowhere it was mentioned that the processor was underclocked.. So basically the ideal processor speed is 800MHz and it can be overclocked to 1GHz is the way i see it!
[Captivate General] labbu63:
sorta like that more like the speed auto adjust to your needs i think
[Captivate General] ronpinoy253:
So what kind of scores does this phone get in comparison to other new Android phones with or without 2.2. I am curious between the Quandrant scores of Hummingbird (Galaxy S), OMAP (Droid X), Snapdragon (HTC HD2/EVO 4G).

Thanks.
[Captivate General] labbu63:
well the hummingbird beat the evo 4g in graphics and cpu power just search captivate benchmarks on youtube the channel name is androidandme
[Captivate General] igm503:
with mimocans lag fix ive seen people get scores as high as 1700(nexus one on 2.2 gets about 1250).
[Captivate General] randreas2004:
cognition 6.1 XXJVQ 2.3.4 gingerbread on my 1897 captivate

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...q93aAw&usg=AFQjCNFXnK6kfMAUUHmLjWnrNt4Mx-pZXw
[Captivate General] Miami_Son:
Dude, you resurrected a year old thread just to add a pointer to your other thread? You're an idiot.:rolleyes:
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SharkUW:
Does anybody know if there is already a group or person working to create a list of stock programs, descriptions, and dependencies? I would like to create an index of such things and potentially a more automated method of selecting what one doesn't want, for removal.

Right now I'm hoping to scrape for info as to what's known as well if there are any non-obvious locations that programs may be loaded from.

My goal isn't to make a ROM, but instead, a supplement.
[Vibrant General] MMcCraryNJ:
So after reading mostly every post I could find on the net regarding the Vibrant and its signal bar issues, it's pretty apparent that most everyone experiences the signal indicator dropping when the phone is held a certain way, however this only seems to affect some people's data throughput and voice service. I have read a couple of people that do not have these dropped bars, but those posts are few and far between, so I think it is safe to assume that there is a definite bug with at least the way the phone displays signal.

I have a new theory. Now, I'm no expert with cellular technology, so this may, and probably is, totally wrong. But as I was unboxing the phone, I noticed that this was the first time I got a new SIM card with any T-Mobile phone since my first, the original T-Mobile PocketPC Phone Edition, in what was that, 2002? 2003? Every other upgraded handset I've ever owned didn't come with one and it was assumed you just pop it out of your previous phone and you were good to go. Have SIM cards changed at all the way they handle these newer networks, especially HSDPA and HSPA+, or is it still all of the same? My new SIM doesn't work because I believe it isn't registered to my account on the network, so I am using the old one. It is a dumb theory I know, but its worth thinking about. Someone who is better educated will probably school my noobness, but I just found it interesting that this is the first phone on T-Mobile that can take advantage of these newer networks for both voice and data, and also the first one to include a brand-spanking new SIM card, in my experience anyway.

If this theory is totally stupid, does anyone else have any other theories?
[Vibrant General] danbenfoster:
Also received a new SIM card, unasked for. No idea if and how this could affect signal, though.
[Vibrant General] designerfx:
New sim cards should have basically no input on your reception. It just tells your phone which signal ranges to use. Thats it. Also contact storage.

Meanwhile you have to seriously hamfist your phone to cause anything, none of which would result in a dropped call nor a stopped data transfer.

Please stop the false hype. Vibrant won't drop calls like the iphone would.
[Vibrant General] smerff:
The old sim cards can only register on the network some 90k times or somesuch before they go bad. The swaps between 2g + 3g networks are causing lots to go bad faster. The new sim cards don't go bad at that point. That is the only difference. You will know if it's gone bad if you're getting "sos emergency calls" or "unable to register," but it shouldn't have any effect on loss of data/signal temporarily. It will simply no longer connect at all, period.
[Vibrant General] designerfx:
You sure about that magic 90k number? Got a link to back it up?

I would have a year tops if that were even true.
[Vibrant General] smerff:
No links, sorry. I'm in cust care for t-mobile, and it was in one of our updates explaining why exactly we were getting these mysterious new sim card codes in the system when there was no other noticable changes to the sims. No increase in storage for contacts, or anything else, we were all kinda "huh"

Edit:After searching around for a relevant link I stumbled upon the one below stating that it might cause similar problems, although I've yet to see that being related in any of the troubleshooting I've done. At least the specifically UICC problem.

forums.t-mobile.com/t5/myTouch-3G-Slide/cannot-make-calls-losing-signal-apps-force-closing-Problems/m-p/416847
[Vibrant General] heygrl:
Sim cards can cause some problems for people. I can safely say that even with the weakest of signals MY Vibrant will xfer data. I have the screen shots to prove it. I've yet to drop a call. The only thing I have a problem with is the GPS and the occasional pausing. I wish we could get some information from T-Mobile and Samsung about this matter and when they plan on fixing it. I see they're working on it by "leaking" betas to i9000 handsets. They need to fix the bars too because it's more annoying than anything. Otherwise I love the phone. GPS/zero bars will do for now but I want it to match the rest of the phone. The phone has no problem seeing up to 14 sats (only on stock settings) but will not connect to them.

My sim card is the one that came with the phone. Some networks have a special 3G authentication based on your sim but I don't believe T-Mobile is one of the carriers that use this.
[Vibrant General] Pneumatic:
I am using my old sim card and I still get attenuation when I cover the bottom of the phone. I have never lost a call due to it so I have always figured that it is just faulty reporting of the signal. In my house, where I get pretty bad service, I can make it show no bars but I can still receive a call (I got one while I was playing with it by odd coincidence)
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Last.fm works fine with the screen off here, always has done. I even turned off mobile data to be sure it's not switching over to that.

This is with the wifi set to sleep with the screen off (ie. the default setting).
[Nexus One General] Jep4444:
i've been using wifi fixer and since i installed it, i haven't had a single wifi disconnect on my home network(it seems to be a network dependent issue as i never have issues on other networks)
[Nexus One General] hbkmog:
But you did have the problem before you installed wifi fixer, right?
[Nexus One General] hbkmog:
yeah, the point here is that many phones have the wifi sleep policy issue(doesn't work).
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Indeed, however mine does, so this thread will need both sides of the argument :)
[Nexus One General] Karolis:
No problems on my Nexus One, running latest CM 6 nightly build.

I bought it couple months ago from eBay, so I'm not sure which shipment it is from.
[Nexus One General] Forge94:
Only issue I'm having after upgrading to Froyo is that my phone won't connect to my home network by itself when in range.

I have to go into Wifi Buddy and manually connect. This never happened on 2.1, but magically started after the FRF50 update, and never fixed itself in the next couple of builds.
[Nexus One General] Divster:
I have always had this same issue! Maybe its something to do with my home wifi? I am yet to test it on froyo.

I am mostly connected to wifi with no sleep issue.
[Nexus One General] jimbobalu:
I have kind of the same issue at home, I recently replaced my wireless router, I never had problems connecting to the old one it would just stop broadcasting constantly but my N1 would always connect automatically. With the new router my N1 keeps saying the connection is disabled and I have to connect manually. This never happens at work, it always connect automatically so it seems to have something to do with the router settings but I have no idea what.
[Nexus One General] cpm:
No problems here. Last.FM works fine for me on WiFi when screen is off. I also get notifications. Running FroYo rooted with locked bootloader
[Nexus One General] williec30:
i am having the same problem, when i go out of range from my wireless and then back in range, the n1 just says scanning and never re-connects.

that said, using a channel lower than 11 on my router did seem to help with the sleep issue.
[Nexus One General] Jep4444:
sorta, i never had the issue on any network besides my home one
[Nexus One General] cabreca:
I've also been having the disconnect problem with my N1. Maybe it would help if people whose sleep policy is actually working could post what wifi router/AP/whatever they are using. Also, if possible the first for identifiers of their MAC address. I read on one of the Google posts someone with a MAC address starting with 38:E7 having problems. The MAC for my phone is the same. For what it's worth I'm using a D-Link DIR-655 router and a Speedtouch 716 v5 WL and am experiencing the disconnect on both.
[Nexus One General] blablum:
I've had the issue with 2 N1 tested on 3 different routers. I've read that it is related to the low power mode the N1 uses while sleeping not playing nice with routers. Not all N1 show the problem, apparently only the most recent ones. I've called google support and was told google knows about the issue and is working on it, but I am a bit cynical and I'll believe it when I see a fix.

Wifi-fixer fixed my problem only after I disabled Sipdroid which was interfering with it.

Mac adress: 38:E7: D8

I'll post my router model later when I get home.
[Nexus One General] williec30:
as a quick update... i installed wifi-fixer and things have been much better. will report back if things start to derail again.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
D-Link DIR-615 with DD-WRT v14684, phone's MAC starts 00:23
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
It's weird because most of the time I don't have this problem. My WiFi stays connected all night long to WiFi. But once in a while it does disconnect and switch to 3g. I think its certain routers, because I didn't have this problem for first 3 months on my old router, now it happens with my new router.

My phone never has trouble reconnecting back to WiFi. Everyday when I come home from work, as I walk up my driveway the phone has already automatically connected to WiFi. I've made sure about this one since I read this problem all over.
[Nexus One General] Phone_Junkie:
I bought my Nexus One directly from Google when it came out for AT&T. It certainly has the wifi issue and it is very annoying. My expectation is that the phone jump on my wifi network when in range as all of my other phones have done. Instead I have to manually engage the phone to get on wifi. SUCKS!
[Nexus One General] ande_uk:
this is the biggest problem for me with my n1.

although the wifi does stay awake, it slows right down..

if i ping my phone, the response time increases when the phone is asleep, but doesnt time out.

if i ftp a file from my laptop to my phone, the speed drops from 1mb/sec to 100kbps/sec when the phone is asleep.

i have found the app "fix my wifi" solves the problem of waking the phone after a few hours of sleep and finding the wifi has failed. if only there was a way of getting the speed to stay the same.
[Nexus One General] piggie916:
I do have this problem, but it is not consistent. Some nights i go to sleep with pandora on and wake up and its still on, other times i wake up in the middle of the night and its been off for god knows how long.
[Nexus One General] androidaddict23:
Never had this issue, but before build FRF85b\FRF91 I could not set the wifi.but since manual installing FRF91 I was able to connect to my wifi and never had that problem again.
[Nexus One General] logger:
Totally misleading thread title... Nothing "Official" about this thread. Certainly not something every N1 owner should bother reading. My WiFi works just fine.

Sent from my Nexus one using T@p@t@lk
[Nexus One General] balkanboy:
Wifi issues only when put to sleep it ARGH so annoying live in Aus huge hassle to return...

Mac: 38:E7
[Nexus One General] cabreca:
This was posted over at the Google Nexus One forum wifi thread:

There's a link to git but I don't have any idea of what to do with it.

(remove the spaces for the link)
[Nexus One General] productofusa:
Wifi doesn't work at all on my stock N1, I can be standing next to the router and get Signal-poor, then a loop of looking for ip address-disconnect, looking for ip address-disconnect, until I untick WiFi, i've tried all sorts of recommended workarounds/fixs nothing seems to work. Fortunately i'm not at all dependant on WiFi and would rarely use it even if it did work.:confused:
[Nexus One General] mick2021:
bought the ATT N1 in June. running CM6rc1 and problem still exist. connects to wifi right away if screen turns back on.

using D-link 625.
[Nexus One General] hbkmog:
As stated in the post, many users suffer from this problem, especially the ones from later batches of shipment from Google.

Many people didn't notice this problem as they don't use wifi exclusively, thus problem neglected. Even if you don't have the problem, you can also report it here like what you just did so that people can define how prevalent the problem is. That's why everybody should read.

If you don't have problem with your wifi, good for you but do remember there are people who have this problem and people who think they don't have this problem while in fact they have.
[Nexus One General] sheek360:
Just tried it. Last.FM keeps streaming, even after 12 minutes. My n1 was built in December.
[Nexus One General] balkanboy:
It is a known issue and Broadcom has released a fix which has already been implemented on an AOSP so unless you have a rooted custom firmware you can install this fix if not just have to wait for google to release an update on there OS that has the driver fix.
[Nexus One General] hbkmog:
Good to hear that. Hopefully the new driver will be implemented into many new custom firmware and most importantly into an official google fix release.
[Nexus One General] hbkmog:
So now Broadcom has acknowledged this issue and pushed the new WLAN driver fix to the AOSP repository as seen below:

http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=pl...ff;h=5a838529e6197475cbe8f5a4557fbd31f90586a6

Also this link:

http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=6406#c38

Hopefully Google will make a patch to fix this bug soon or more custom ROMs incorporate this fix.
[Nexus One General] donchele:
I tried it yesterday...

LastFm keep cutting the broadcast... with the screen turned on and off... so i proceed to test it with msn talk...

My sister signed in, in her laptop and i did the same in my nexus, i turned my screen off and she sent me a lot of messages, i received all of them... so i dont have this issue...
[Nexus One General] bigmout:
My ATT Nexus One does NOT have this issue. I receive notifications and can stream audio without interruption when the screen is off and wifi sleep policy is set to "never."

I did experience an issue with my wifi going to sleep despite the policy being set to "never" after installing a widget that changes the setting. But after uninstalling the widget, and turning wifi sleep policy on and off directly, I haven't experienced any repeat.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
i'm starting to think that google has implemented some unique sleep mode for the wifi perhaps to save battery life. it seems like they did something to force it into suspend type mode so its still maintains the connection but in low power slower saving mode.

i think the actual wifi disconnect bug is a different yet related bug.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
i thought it takes much longer for the phone to kick into full sleep mode, no? like half an hour or so...
[Nexus One General] cabreca:
The driver fix does work. I tried it with a Cyanogen nightly. Sent the phone to sleep and the pings kept returning. Tried streaming radio with XiiaLive and the stream didn't drop. However, I'll wait for a final release on Cyanogen or a Modaco with the driver installed.
[Nexus One General] bigmout:
I'm currently at 32 minutes of uninterrupted streaming audio over wifi using A Online Radio.
[Nexus One General] hbkmog:
Yes they do as it's documented on google code android project.

There's a power saving mechanism in the broadcom wifi chip they use in N1, which limits the data transmission when the phone is asleep. Now people are thinking about disabling this mode totally to improve the usability.
[Nexus One General] jcar87:
I experienced this issue yesterday. Was listening to streaming music on spotify, and shortly after (about a minute) the screen turned off, the music was off. Mind you, I did not change the wifi sleep setting, so this behaviour is expected at some point (although I thought it took much longer for the wifi to actually turn off). However, when I turned the screen back again, the wifi indicator in the notifications bar was still on (it should have been 3G by then). I actually had to close and open spotify again to get it to connect.
[Nexus One General] hbkmog:
Yeah that's the typical symptom of this issue.

No matter how you change the wifi policy setting, it basically behaves the same.
[Nexus One General] edesignuk:
Same problem here too, tried Wifi Fixer, that isn't helping either.

Honestly Google, this isn't good. :rolleyes:
[Nexus One General] pakraider:
Try the latest kernel from wildmonks.. it has a fix for the WiFi sleep problem.

supposedly, it exists for routers with MAC addresses with a non-zero as the first byte.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=693375
[Nexus One General] unknownrebelx:
Hey, noob n1 owner here

I just got my n1 last monday (last batch made, AT&T version etc.)

I still have that same problem. I don't know much about flashing kernels nor do I want to root just yet, so I'm staying away from all of that.

I did just install wifi fixer from the market place and in advanced options, it had options called "Nexus One Fix 1" and an alternate "Nexus One Fix 2"

I will try these out and report if it actually works or not.
[Nexus One General] blablum:
Anyone else tried the nightly? Did it fix the problem for you? I'm curious to know if this really fixes it.