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[EVO 4G Android Development] ahernandez4110:
I would do a fresh install :-) It will fix your problem.
[EVO 4G Android Development] xcopmanx2:
I am unaware if that setting stays between flashes, but you must do that code from a sense ROM. AOSP dialers like CM currently don't play well with EPST codes.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Stillmatic:
noooooooooo
[EVO 4G Android Development] freddyamazin:
Take out your battery then put it back in and go back in recovery mode (if you can) then restore before you flashed cm6
[EVO 4G Android Development] TF1984:
I have tried both of these solutions to no avail.
[EVO 4G Android Development] skantman69:
I agree
[EVO 4G Android Development] DraginMagik:
i look forward to getting 4G running again. mainly cause it would provide a bridge between WAPs. this is handy for certain apps like Meebo.

w/ 4G, i can be on all my IM networks and take phone calls all day long.

w/o 4G, each phone call disconnects Meebo and i often forget to sign back in promptly.

but then, i have a WAP at home and a WAP on my credenza at work. with more and more free wifi available around the city. i guess that makes 4G more like a 'leather wrapped steering wheel' than 'the tires' on my device. it'll be nice but it doesn't impact daily usage.

/meh
[EVO 4G Android Development] ryan2202:
flashed RC2 right over top of RC1, no wipe, flashed snap v7, working like a charm. :thumbup:
[EVO 4G Android Development] joackie27:
For something that is FREE, you should be contented. Otherwise why don't you develop your own rom?

Relying on the FREE work of others and still has the arrogance to complain, now that is terrible.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dellibedaboss87:
THANKS! Love the new RC..... however, everytime I come out of the camera/gallery to home, there's a quick flash of a mouse icon near the top... was top-left in RC1, not top-right in RC2.... Are you all still basing this off the Nexus' update? It's just a little annoyance fro me, but nothing major..... :rolleyes:
[EVO 4G Android Development] mattkenn4545:
Mail.apk (Exchange Activesync)

I need to be able to access my corp mail, but there doesn't seem to be a mail.apk in RC2. I've done a complete wipe and flash to R2 + the latest Google Apps (as of 8-16-10). Any ideas where I might find a mail.apk that would work for Exchange Activesync on RC2?

Thanks in advance
[EVO 4G Android Development] PrOpANe84:
No one cares if you're not on C6, move along troll.
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
gman said yesterday that the exchange issue should get resolved with rc3. he's got an open ticket with cm, i believe.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Neo3D:
Anyone noticed that focus in video recording mode doesn't work at all? Also, there's no way to turn off the recording sound beep?
[EVO 4G Android Development] dude2k5:
grr, having some trouble with music player or something. When i unplug my music, it still plays and wont respond to me. i can hit pause or try to unlock, but it wont do anything but keep playing. and then ill have to take the battery out for it to start working again. anyone have similar?
[EVO 4G Android Development] xcopmanx2:
If you flashed Google Apps, the one from the OP, mail should be in the app drawer in ADW. I use it all the time with our company Exchange 2007 server. You sure you can't find the mail apk? if you search the unofficial thread about exchange, someone posted a post to a link where you can download mail.apk. Wait, I found it for you: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=7668555
[EVO 4G Android Development] Gregalous:
Remember people, RC2 is still a beta, and there will still be bugs.

http://www.cyanogenmod.com/home/cyanogenmod-6-0-status-update

If you're noticing bugs consistent between each nightly, then use Cyanogen's issue tracker.

EDIT: Note, that status update says that Wimax, HDMI, and FM Radio WILL NOT be working in 6.0, but they may be in 6.1. So don't hold your breath for working 4G anytime soon.
[EVO 4G Android Development] derrickj:
I always see people who do not use 4G discount the fact that people who want to use it are disappointed that it is not in this ROM. One of the big selling points for this phone (at least for me) was that it was the FIRST 4G phone, (hell, its even called the HTC Evo 4G). I hear so much about how great CM ROMs are and all the excitement when he announced he was going to take on the Evo 4G. I personally can not wait to get to experience this ROM but I live in a 4G area and I use the hotspot on 4G, so it is a big deal for me and I am sure for others. I hope that helps explain to some, why 4G is (or CAN be) a big deal. I am certainly not going to bash, complain or otherwise disparage this rom because the developers are doing this for free and for our pleasure, but those of you don't "get the 4g" thing, there are valid reasons for why it is important to some.
[EVO 4G Android Development] RickBaller:
This may or may not be a CM6 specific question:

Is there a specific directory I can push an .mp3 file to have it show up in the ringtone settings selection?
[EVO 4G Android Development] dellibedaboss87:
Ran into a new problem..... I cannot seem to get Exchange to work. This is not my work phone, but I do like to have my work email and calendars synced to my phones as a convenience. I keep getting an error saying that "Setup cannot finish. Unable to open connection to server." I've tried connecting w/ and w/o SSL, but to no luck. Is this expected, or is this a bug?
[EVO 4G Android Development] lafrad:
I do agree that people being curious about "why would you need 4g" is kinda lame.

BUT. Its a DOCUMENTED, ANNOUNCED FACT that this rom (and its nightlies) currently DO NOT support 4G, for reasons of: its not done being implemented yet. Complaining about it, stating "I WILL NEVER USE THIS BECAUSE 4G ISN'T THERE" won't fix the situation.

The people working on this are doing it because they WANT to. I would expect that just the *challenge* of getting a stable, 4G driver written for a nice piece of hardware is the MAIN driving force for this... the number of people complaining/whining about it most likely has nothing to do with it (or even hurts its progress! why work on something for someone with so little respect?!?!?)

Oh well. I'm enjoying the ROM throughly. Keep up the good work!
[EVO 4G Android Development] BB15:
Just put it anywhere on your SD > Install RingDroid > Save it as a Ringtone.
[EVO 4G Android Development] hckyplayer024:
I have a feature request/suggestion that I'm sure many other people would appreciate as well.

Can we add the ability for the phone to automatically select a keyboard based on the situation. For example, I really like swype for texting when in portrait mode but pretty much any other time I would rather have HTC_IME_mod open up. It would be cool if we could select an application and orientation and based on those facts a selected keyboard would open.

I don't know how complicated this would be to create and if I had the knowledge I'd try to do it myself but unfortunately I don't so hopefully someone who does have the skills to do this likes the idea and chooses to implement it.

I'm available for any testing/feedback/suggestions.
[EVO 4G Android Development] teddyh2o:
hummmm i don't know why my battery life is pretty bad after the RC2... 2h 36M since unplugged and down to 74%
[EVO 4G Android Development] axlebot:
adb shell mkdir -p /sdcard/media/audio/ringtones
adb push ringtone.mp3 /sdcard/media/audio/ringtones/

Notification tones can be done the same way if you replace "ringtones" with "notifications" above. You can do the same with mounting the sdcard if you make the above directory structure then drag the audio files into it.
[EVO 4G Android Development] spiicytuna:
I use .ogg files and I do the following:

1. adb remount

2. adb push path/to/my/file.ogg /system/media/audio/ringtones

3. adb reboot (if I don't reboot, it doesn't show up on my phone)

I can select the sound I pushed. I did notice that I had to have a title saved in the meta-data for it to actually show up on my phone. Also, if you flash nightlies, you'll have to push it each night. I do believe you can put them on your sdcard and have them stay but I haven't been able to make this work on *my* phone.

Edit: First try the sdcard method in the post above. That method didn't work on my phone last time I tried....
[EVO 4G Android Development] nebenezer:
A couple days ago I posted that i flashed CM6 RC2 and my data speeds dropped by about 50%

Just want to post that this doesn't seem to be CM related. I just flashed back to DC3.5 and they are even worse now

CURSES ON SPRINTS HORRIBLE UNRELIABLE 3G NETWORK!!!

What am I paying for???
[EVO 4G Android Development] fldash:
Yeah, their network speeds leave a lot to be desired... I came from Verizon and my 3G speeds were always better than what I'm getting with Sprint... Hopefully I get 4G in my area soon...
[EVO 4G Android Development] Mudkip:
so i installed android default launcher and used titanium backup to uninstall adw. so now i cant get to the home screen? any advice?

got it fixed
[EVO 4G Android Development] MalaysianMafia:
what are you guys all using for voicemail?
[EVO 4G Android Development] oldsmobuick:
Marc Blank on dev team?

I noticed in #cmsrc that a commit involving email was made by Marc Blank. He was the mastermind behind Chatter Email for the treos, a fantastic email program that beat the pants off the stock offering. he then went to Palm for a time, but haven't followed him since. this is good news!
[EVO 4G Android Development] IcOpRo:
google voice here
[EVO 4G Android Development] nebenezer:
GVoice for me

I actually had Sprint remove voicemail service from my account because it was interfering with gvoice ;)
[EVO 4G Android Development] fldash:
Google Voice
[EVO 4G Android Development] MrDSL:
This is what I use for all the nightlys and RC2 for my exchange. (Attached below)

I use the free youmail.com and the free youmail app in the market. Personally I think it blows away everything else including google voice!
[EVO 4G Android Development] nebenezer:
Every time I post I keep forgetting this:

THIS BOOT ANIMATION IS FREAKIN GORGEOUS!! I LOVE IT!! :D :D
[EVO 4G Android Development] jrmithdobbs:
Email.apk's exchange syncing works fine for me and has since the first nightly.

Also, Email.apk is a part of the cm build and not part of gapps for those that seem to keep making this mistake.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MrDSL:
Its not working for a lot of us and those of us that it does work get a constant security update notification.

Hence why I attached the Email.apk for those who may need. Great yours works and always has which is irrelevent to this..
[EVO 4G Android Development] MalaysianMafia:
it keeps telling me my provider is not supported, am I supposed to set it up in some fancy way?
[EVO 4G Android Development] nebenezer:
Sorry if this had been covered..

After a reboot SU apps aren't getting SU permission until the first time I open them. Anyone else?
[EVO 4G Android Development] nebenezer:
That's to be expected. Just choose gvoice as your voicemail and make sure the voicemail # is your correct gvoice number and not your Sprint number.
[EVO 4G Android Development] shawnathan9:
I got the same message...but it works fine :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] brock1909:
i had to set it up on my Gmail account, actually on the computer. It works great.
[EVO 4G Android Development] j2themax:
Blacklist

So i blacklisted someone from the dialer app. How do i unblacklist them all they get is my voice mail. By the way the option send to voicemail under contact is not checked???????:eek:
[EVO 4G Android Development] posguy99:
He never was.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Techrocket9:
Ringdroid

The easiest way is to put the music wherever and then use the free market app, Ringdroid, to make it a ringtone.
[EVO 4G Android Development] mwbarb:
gapps

Has anyone running RC2 updated their gapps to this version?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7711417&postcount=3124
[EVO 4G Android Development] chagio:
battery life is amazing.
[EVO 4G Android Development] DanBergundy:
Dubble you tee eff....

I get like 6 hours.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Techrocket9:
Six Hours???

I'm lucky to get two hours!!!
[EVO 4G Android Development] DanBergundy:
Haha, same!
[EVO 4G Android Development] jayweezie21:
wow the reason i left this rom is because of the battery life but otherwise I LOVED IT. What tweaks did you do to get 17 hours without a charge...besides leaving it on a table in airplane mode? lol
[EVO 4G Android Development] Techrocket9:
Confused

:confused:Confused:confused:
[EVO 4G Android Development] chagio:
I'm using snap 7.01, setcpu 384/ 1115 performance. 245/245 screen off. static wallpaper.
[EVO 4G Android Development] chagio:
no.. look at the usage..i use bluetooth for calls n music.. tapatalk.. .emails.. web browsing.. a 10 min phone call..etc
[EVO 4G Android Development] ryncr:
anyone else find that gvoice's transcriptions SUCK. i essentially just get jibberish... "hi i had. its me. i have been bad and let me know. im not at believing." was literally a message i just for "hi ryan. i talked to dad and were meeting him up a fellinis." as someone just said dubble you tee eff!
[EVO 4G Android Development] bullshark_the_real:
Yea, they are useless.. Just gotta listen to the VM.. As technology improves, I guess so will the transcript.
[EVO 4G Android Development] :
Its actually totally hilarious most of the time.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Controllr1:
Dual Bluetooth Connections stutter

Not sure if anyone has experienced this, but I set my phone to auto-connect to my in-car bluetooth for phone and I manually connect to my bluetooth receiver for audio. When I do this, the audio(from the music player) stutters. It plays fine when I disconnect the phone connection.

At first, I thought this was a product of the SetCPU settings, but after adjusting the min and max speeds to stock, the stuttering still occurs.

This is with CM6 RC2 & SNAP 7.1 kernel.
[EVO 4G Android Development] fchipm:
On RC1 the notification led was a non flashing orange for SMS. I quite liked it because the led is not bright enough for my tastes.

I achieved it by changing the color of the stock SMS app to red. However now it appears that there are no led options whatsoever. The led now only flashes orange.

Are there led options anywhere I might be missing?
[EVO 4G Android Development] mmegalodon:
This, usually get the idea complete with laugh. Sometimes it is pretty bad though LOL
[EVO 4G Android Development] herzzreh:
It's pissing me off that with the screen off, I get inane battery life, but when I have the screen on, it few drops by one percent per minute. brightness is set very low, just doing plain browsing on wifi... Any pointers?
[EVO 4G Android Development] DomSim:
k, i have an acura tsx with factory nav. have my evo paired and handsfree and music streaming work fine. problem is, my nav has the option to connect through my phone to the acura servers for check engine lights or to schedule an appointment and such, but it will not connect with cyanogenmod. it tries 3 times then errors out. attached is logcat. any ideas?
[EVO 4G Android Development] tkrechel:
This seems to be the main issue on every 2.2 rom I have tried. Its annoying and I have no clue what causes this
[EVO 4G Android Development] Biofall:
It is a problem with all 2.2 ROMs. It's a problem that cannot yet be fixed. Most people except for the lucky few experience anything else. Most of the people who claim to have good battery life don't use their phone the same amount as thouse who have bad life.
[EVO 4G Android Development] herzzreh:
Reborn the stock Sprint one?
[EVO 4G Android Development] mike21pr:
I think this may be because of the unlocked fps (so called) correct me if im wrong but the fps is not fixed per-se but the hack makes the screen refresh twice as often thus affecting battery greatly and the overall life of your lcd. I read this at AC so im not sure if this is the case

Can a dev. Chime in?
[EVO 4G Android Development] herzzreh:
Maybe there was a reason why they capped the fps. Honestly, I'll take capped fps over this battery crap.
[EVO 4G Android Development] derrickj:
I see battery ratings all over the board, from "mine sucks" to "I have to charge my battery once a month". Naturally the amount of time someone uses their battery and how they are use it is going to affect the life of the battery, but with the tremendous amount of disparity on the batteries, I am beginning to wonder if HTC has a quality control issue with these first batch of batteries they shipped. I wonder if there is a way for one to check the true capacity of a fully charged battery?
[EVO 4G Android Development] vladthedog:
I was wondering the same thing. I remember the first few days of using my evo... A LOT... And being impressed with the battery life (coming from the palm pre)..then I rooted and started messing around with roms that used the unlocked fps and I've watched my battery life nosedive..is there a way to limit the fps on cm6? Trust me..I'd rather stay with cm6 and get the battery life I'm currently getting... But if all I needed was to limit the fps to get better battery life if be more than alittle ecstatic.
[EVO 4G Android Development] bwcorvus:
I just finished my battery test on CM6.

1) SetCPU profile from shifts post

2) CM6 RC2 stock kernal

3) No task killer

4) Brightness set to automatic, gps off unless in use, 3g on at all times.

5) Facebook and google(contacts) set to autosync every hour

6) 22 hours 50 minutes since unplugged, 2% battery left

7) About 5 hours of actually phone use:

a) About 1 hour of Google navigation

b) About 30 minutes of SprintTV

c) 0 phone calls, about 50 text

d) About 2 hours of surfing the web/forums(dolphin browser and tapatalk and facebook app)

e) About 45 minutes of games

f) About 15 minutes of Quadrant test and setCPU stress test
[EVO 4G Android Development] datajosh:
Just did and it seems to be working fine here.
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
jesus lol... well done, man.

were you able to check screen on time as well? still though, those are amazing numbers... :D
[EVO 4G Android Development] bwcorvus:
Screen was on just under 5 hours, added a 4th picture :) Thanks to you, and of course the dev team :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
lol and this is all running on the stock battery? how was your 3g signal overall?
[EVO 4G Android Development] MagnusRagnarok:
for those that like a little bit more cyan in their theme + a nicer keyboard, i just updated my most recent since the certs for framework have changed again with 8.18.

LOOK HERE
[EVO 4G Android Development] bwcorvus:
Stock battery, and i didn't look at signal. The phone finally shut down a few minutes after the screen-shots, so i can't go back and look now. I think it has a lot to do with how you use your phone after unplugging/turning on. I charged my phone to 100%. Once the battery icon turned "solid" green, i unplugged it and turned it off, then plugged it back in. Once the light went back to green(for some reason if you try and charge it with the phone off, the light goes green at 90%, but if its already over 90, it goes green at 100%) i unplugged it and turned it on. I then went to sleep...wake up 6 hours later at 95% and then used it like normal. I don't use it alot, as you can see by 5 hours on time, and 0 phone calls.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MagnusRagnarok:
Shift, you really have to try ultimate juice to automate the enable/disabling of cell data/wi fi/3g and my setcpu settings. you will notice @ least a 20% gain in battery life cycles(or if you use less that day, a **** ton of stand-by) i will be posting my settings for it for others to see. saves you the trouble of enabling and disabling the 3g(apn) and or wi fi when they are not in use. can even control cpu clock if you like. MANY other INSANE features that no other app atmit can do properly. NOTICED THIS APP DOES NOT WORK ON RC2 :( NO I DO NOT WORK FOR JD dev. i am just trying to give everyone else with unsatisfactory battery life the same bennies as myself. I have done extensive testing with this app and its setups, so feel free to pm me with any setup/settings questions.....
[EVO 4G Android Development] -shift-:
oh ok, you used the sprint/htc method. well done, sir. this gives me hope that i'll be able to achieve these numbers. my average is around 15-17 with moderate usage. just add more emails and texts, but take away maps and tv and that's pretty much what i do. i just have a wildly ranging 3g signal, which takes a tremendous toll on my battery.
[EVO 4G Android Development] bwcorvus:
I know the first day i got my phone it lasted 6 hours. Using all the info in this forum, and different roms, this is by far the best i have got (todays). Calibrating the battery does seem to help a lot but that has been said about a million times. I live between D.C. and Baltimore, so i usually don't have problems with signal problems.
[EVO 4G Android Development] saywhat4118:
Yup same here. I work at Radioshack and before the FPS unlock or basically a month ago, i was able to work my 8hour shift and still have about 45-50% battery life left, now Im on the cm6 8/16 nightly and my phone died after the same type of use. lasted 11h when i used to get about 17-22. I guess my battery is just loosing power? i dont know but i started to carry extra batteries in my wallet.

Im not overclocking nor do i use any taskmanager because i know in 2.2 they dont really work. gps is off unless i need it, i listen to about 40 mins of music but i do have lots of texts and emails coming in and Mobile Buzz widget syncing every thirty minutes.

Ive tried with Snap kernel and stock but not getting the same battery life i did a while back.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
This is ridiculous battery life for the stock battery on any rom, any kernel, any evo, anywhere, anytime, period.
[EVO 4G Android Development] brock1909:
agreed. but im trying those setcpu settings!
[EVO 4G Android Development] paulieb81:
wrong forum, my bad
[EVO 4G Android Development] kkoshko1:
Ya I just got 48 hours on this rom but I got the 3500 battery love it.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
I have the 3500 battery too and I don't mean to threadjack but, can you please tell me how you charge that battery to true 100 in the evo?

I posted this in the 3500 thread

"Can someone please tell me how they get this battery to charge to true 100 while charging in the phone? I don't know if I am doing something wrong here or what is going on but, as I am sure many of you have noticed, if you unplug the phone when the light turns green, the battery is actually charged to about 70%. If you let the battery charge the extra 2-3 hours like the instructions say to do, you really have no clue when the battery is actually at 100 because of the whole not trickle charging thing and the light already being green the entire time.

It seems like the phone turns green when it feels that the stock 1500 battery would be full despite the fact that the battery capacity is actually 2+ times as large.

Am I missing something here? Like another person said in this thread, am I going to have to get an external charger and charge it like that all the time?

Please help me out here. It frustrating me to no end"

Despite all of this I am able to get good battery life (way over stock) with the whole turn on/off charge thing but, I'd rather not do that every time I charge the phone. I feel like I could/should be getting a lot better battery life. I would love to get 48 hours on ANY rom. If I could get 48 hours on CM6 I'd be back in no time.

TIA.
[EVO 4G Android Development] twe90kid:
gettting chinese/japanese keyboard FC
[EVO 4G Android Development] kkoshko1:
For me it gets to the 90s but never 100...it will still give me twice as long but somewhere in the 60s it takes forever to go down. My guess its not calibrated to your rom and I'm not sure I knw how to do that. But I don't mind the meter it gets pretty accurate after 60s for me. Good luck man.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MSmith1:
If you unplug it when the light turns green on the phone the battery is in the 90s for you? If do that it is actually in the 60s-70s.
[EVO 4G Android Development] kkoshko1:
Well I still get two days out of it. So I don't really know how to charge it then.