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[Droid Incredible Android Development] Mr. Spontaneous:
So I tried firing up the final release again and went so far as to install the setcpu apk via the terminal, but the app kept on crashing when I tried to clock it down, despite the fact that it had super user permissions. Is anyone else having these issues, or am I out of luck until they release an update?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mrchambo:
I'm waiting for an update with a slower initial clockspeed on the kernel...can't do anything for constant reboots...

JC
[Droid Incredible Android Development] seanmcd72:
I gave the "final" a run this morning. Just can't believe it was released as a final. I think koush must have a really solid phone CPU-wise to have released a rom running overclocked. I had a few reboots when working with the camera, and several FC's on various apps. Even had a few FC's after using setcpu to force the max speed to 998. But BT still not working right is definitely real bummer.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mcgoo99:
I an on it now and have been happy. no force closes or reboots all day. still no led notifications, that is my only complaint. I have been nandroiding before wiping dalvik and cache and upgrading in place without issue. very happy with this so far, I'll continue playing with the nightly instead of the "official" releases for ****s and giggles.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ACD168:
new ROM release. 6.0.1

http://koush.tandtgaming.com/htc/inc/
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sfxc13:
That's weird cause there have been no commits today. Wonder what was changed...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] burnsra:
Fixed the CPU speed. It was causing stability issues.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] cyclepipe:
That I can see, Koush only reduced the default clock speed. While this is unquestionably appreciated for those who were unable to boot, previous to the most recent nightly builds and 6.0.0 stable being released, the CPU was clocked to 1.113. That was also set as the upper limit, the top steps available in SetCPU now are limited to 1.152 and .998. Also, Koush said in one of his tweets that he meant for the CPU to be set to 1.13 but had forgotten how to limit the clock speed. Here's hoping the next release brings more granular CPU control.

Having said that I love this ROM and the Cyanogen team does vital work for the mod community. Thank you guys!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mcgoo99:
one interesting behavior from the 8/30 nightly...when I place a call, after thirty seconds the call will drop out for about ten seconds (as in, behave as if it hangs up) and immediately reconnects where the phone call left off. it's inconvenient to say the least.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] grape ape:
That happened to me a lot on older nightly builds.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sfxc13:
Made 4 calls this morning thus far and have not experienced this issue. The calls have seemed to have a little more static than normal though.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mike.d:
This has been happening to me since RC3 including the Nightly's. Time into the call that it happens varies and some of them end in a reboot as well. :(
[Droid Incredible Android Development] hippstar1981:
I had phone disconnect/reconnect issue too, and believe its connected to receiving incoming messages or notifications. Have not been able test theory. I turned off notification focus in cyanogenMod settings to if related.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] seanmcd72:
running the 8/31 nightly now. It's not much different from what i can see. OS still won't scan the 8gb onboard, and BT audio still fails...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] acezhi:
I have the disconnect reconnect issue during calls also.

I also had a call this morning and could not slide the unlock to answer the call.

As soon as the phone stopped ringing I was able to unlock.

I am on 6.0.0
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mcgoo99:
running the 9/1 nightly now...

one (oops make that two) random reboots while phone is idle since flashing a couple hours ago. now lots of "mini" reboots when enabling/disabling the USB storage. not a full reboot (where it goes to the HTC boot animation first) just a reboot of the ROM (ie it goes straight to the CM6 animation)

no LED notifications still

Windoze sees the 2 GB SD card, but wants to format the EMMC memory to 760 MB. i do that, and that's all it recognizes

the phone, however, (via Astro) sees both the SD card and the internal EMMC memory, all 6.6 GB of it. plus i don't think the windoze format works. i had a 1MB test image stored on the EMMC, it survived the windoze FAT32 760 MB format.

trackball wake hasn't failed me (yet)

I believe i have found the correct NDIS drivers (taken from the HTC Sync install) for USB tethering. they work for me, and i don't get prompted to activate tethering via VZW. Can someone test these NIDS drivers for me WITHOUT installing HTC Sync first and report back?

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=69IBG5CP

edit: forgot to mention...BT calling works fine, both with car and headphones...BT streaming audio skips like a mofo unforunately. we're getting closer tho! thanks for all your hard work, Team Douche, and Koush specifically! once all the little issues are sorted out, a donation is on it's way (again)!

edit 2: all the above was running the FIRST 9/1 nightly. DL'ing the second 9/1 nightly now, will report back again soon

edit 3: lol. ok i really b0rked my phone this time around...my suspicion is that using windoze to FAT32 format the EMMC to 760 MB totally effed the subsequent flash process. i got nothing but bootloops. restoring from a 2-day old nandroid didn't take, still got bootloops. total factory restore using the unr3voked method was the only thing that saved me. naturally i had to re-root the device again, SU it, upgrade the radio again, then install the latest CM6 nightly (the second 9/1 zip) from scratch. the EMMC still shows up an an F: drive under My Computer, however it is NOT formatted according to windows. i am NOT going to format it again lol. let this be an example to you all as what not to do :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] wwjdd44:
sounds like that was fun :D
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Cameron_S:
I did the same thing and had to do the same process, not fun. Running the 9-2-10 Nightly currently.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mike.d:
Just got done installing latest nightly 0902xxxx, everything went fine on install. Had some troubles with the Market restoring apps, but nothing an intentional FC and reboot didn't fix. Also, the Auto backlight didn't want to apply custom settings right away, but cycling through lighting on the Power Control widget sorted that out.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Asterdroid:
Any fixes to any of the known bugs like bt streaming?

-Sent from your mom's phone.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] seanmcd72:
No, BT Audio streaming is still unusable with the second 9/1 version.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sfxc13:
A number of audio commits today. Hopefully that means there will be progress in tonight's nightly
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sfxc13:
http://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_htc_inc/commit/8fa9fbee03ebb10b3a5b6e8c87d3deec5ef9b665
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Cameron_S:
koush tweeted an update earlier.

CM6 inc users: Internal SD card media scanning, choppy bluetooth, broken leds, and skype are all fixed.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bradm23:
How can I do this? Also is there a new release is there an easier way add the the newest updated files without having to do a ful wipe and starting from scratch? Thanks
[Droid Incredible Android Development] seanmcd72:
You need to find the nightly from 9/3 on the cyanogen.com forum.

EDIT - or actually get the 6.02 file from http://koush.tandtgaming.com/htc/inc/ ? trying that now

With the 9/3 nightly, BT audio definitely working, although on a few songs I had several pauses. Internal storage was indeed scanned for pics/music!! I did have the google mail app FC (I wasn't using even using it) - upon first boot "mail" fc's. Then it fc'd every now and then. So it still not 100% but it's just about there.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bradm23:
Thanks. How about uploading, do u always need to start fresh, or is there a way to apply only the new updates?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mcgoo99:
for the 9/3...BT audio streaming appears to be fixed. internal and SD scanning does work for the gallery app. still doesn't mount properly in windows. still no LED notifications that i can tell (testing thru handcent and the CM trackball notification system). can't speak to skype. one spontaneous reboot so far.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Lcsglvr:
Finally internal memory fixed? Definitely going to get this rom now! I can just do a fresh install of the 602 and don't have to have any nightlies on top of it, do I?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ToyTank:
Here is an email.apk file to fix FC problems.

Uninstall email app not gmail app.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mcgoo99:
if coming from a previous CM ROM, yes. just wipe dalvik and cache. if not, a full wipe is necessary first.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] itch808:
Since you've tried both the 9/3/10 nightly and 6.0.2, which is more stable and gave you less FCs and random reboots?

I haven't loaded up CM6 for the incredible yet, but I've been following its progress up until now where it seems like I "may" be able to use it on a daily basis. I need a stable phone and it sounds like it's getting there.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Cameron_S:
6.0.2 seems more stable in my opinon. I have had no reboots yet, been running all day.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] seanmcd72:
I probably had the 9/3 rom for 20 minutes before seeing 6.02. My guess is they are the same.
[G1 General] aninja11:
Hi guys, I dunno if this is the right forum for this, but need to unlock my G1/Dream so I can use my ATT Sim Card in it.

- I've tried T-Mobile, but they told me some BS that I had to have an account with them for like 60 days before they could do something like that for me, WTF.

- I really don't wanna pay to do it, b/c stores here are charging like $35 bucks!

I have the IMEI #, so if anybody can help me, I would really appreicate it!
[G1 General] Surf Burger:
I need to unlock my g1 too. I bought mine off ebay not thinking to ask the person to unlock it before shipping it to me
[G1 General] aninja11:
^Well, after searching the forums, there is a sticky here telling how you can do it...But calling T-Mobile isn't working for me. :mad:
[G1 General] aninja11:
If anybody here has a T-Mobile acct., please help!
[G1 General] aninja11:
Anybody?
[G1 General] oldnoob:
Search on ebay for "G1 unlock code" and you'll get dozens of hits. I've purchased several codes from a seller called swiftsales714 and have always been satisfied.
[G1 General] aninja11:
^Thanks for the info, I'll check this out...
[Vibrant General] r6kid:
Free T-Mobile msg: Your usage has reached the data threshold for your rate plan this month. Your speed has been reduced for the rest of this billing cycle.

Anyone else hit this "threshold" ?
[Vibrant General] thunderstruck!:
How can there be a threshold when it's advertised as unlimited service? You might consider a complaint to your states AG. Especially with elections coming up.
[Vibrant General] badaphooko01:
wow! you must tethering and d/l lots of porn or something. They will limit you after 10gbs. I think. With heavy usage I rarely go over 1gb.
[Vibrant General] rjwisniewski:
From a T-Mobile store manager, please... read the fine print.

This is directly from T-Mobile.com

Android Unlimited Web*

Includes:

* Unlimited Web access

* Unlimited personal e-mail

*To provide the best network experience for all of our customers we may temporarily reduce data throughput for a small fraction of customers who use a disproportionate amount of bandwidth. Your data session, plan, or service may be suspended, terminated, or restricted for significant roaming or if you use your service in a way that interferes with our network or ability to provide quality service to other users. Some devices require specific data plans; if you do not have the right plan for your device, you may not be able to use data services. 3G coverage is available only in certain markets and on certain devices. Taxes, fees, and additional charges may apply. Domestic use only. See your data plan terms and T-Mobile's Terms and Conditions on T-Mobile.com.
[Vibrant General] Dougefresh91:
You gotta love marketing and the fine print. Still 10 gb is a lot, and if you go over you get crippled service instead of fees.
[Vibrant General] speoples20:
It is unlimited service, they're not shutting his data down they are just slowing it down. No where does it say about unlimited 3G service. The only people who are reaching this are the ones tethering and even then they are most likely downloading music or movies.
[Vibrant General] thunderstruck!:
Yea, I know. The thing is, it's either unlimited or it's not. They are saying both. You should not have to read any fine print, instead of saying unlimited in big letters it needs to say Android 10GB monthly Web. F*** the fine print.
[Vibrant General] zephiK:
There's actually a lawsuit going on about this: http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2010/08/tmobile_suit.html

Unlimited isn't really unlimited. They just throttle your internet and make it run slower. How the hell do you pass 10GB of bandwidth? You must be tethering or downloading A LOT on it
[Vibrant General] air2k57:
It's marketing. How can you advertise a 10gb cap? You can't, some of us will understand the concept and will appreciate the forwardness of the carrier, but an average Joe will just get confused and will start asking questions which are not.needed as most average data users on Tmobile will not hit that cap. I am streaming Pandora at the gym 3 hours a day, sometimes tether, browse the web on 3g, I have etc to even get close to the cap.
[Vibrant General] speoples20:
Do you charged overages for using too much data? No. Can you not use your data if you go over 10GB? No. Its unlimited data, T-mobile puts that clause in there to cover themselves so if someone is abusing the service they can restrict them if need be.
[Vibrant General] SamsungGalaxySVibrant:
Hey, store manager, don't get so cocky, and try to throw contract statements in peoples face. I come from a family of attorneys, and just because something is stated in contract doesn't mean the consumer is wrong.

If a cell phone company runs advertisements on tv talking about their unlimited fast 3g, runs print ads talking about their unlimted fast 3g, has store reps advertise unlimited 3g to walk in customers, etc ... you get my point, the average person expects unlimited 3G, not edge. The law in all states specifically says there should be no ambiguity and ambiguity is based upon understanding from a resonable person. I'm resonable, and so are thousands of others who assume when they see advetisements for unlimited 3G, that means unlimited 3g!

I'm happy you have an understanding, but you also work for the company.

All it takes is 1 person, 1 person to fight t-mobile, start a class action law suit, and your pretty little statements are useless.

Now, going back to the person who got the t-mobile message. ARE YOU TETHERING? IF SO, YOU DESERVE TO BE KICKED OFF THE NETWORK FOR LIFE.
[Vibrant General] smutek:
Well, he still has data access so I guess that makes it unlimited. I don't see anything unfair about it to be honest. I don't want my data access borked just because a bunch of kids are using their phones to download music and movies from the pirate bay all night.

When you see * it means there's some sort of caveat, and it pays to read to read the fine print.
[Vibrant General] drhonk:
Curious .. are you using it for your daily internet use with tether?
[Vibrant General] jeremiah_mn:
Wow, I go over 10Gigs a month all the time... Internet at home got shut off here from roomate downloading movies off of bittorrent. :( I tether with it all the time, pandora, heck I even play battlefield on my ps3 with it...

Never got a message like that from t-mobile and hope I never do. I totally understand why they would do that though. Did this message come in the mail or via text message?
[Vibrant General] Chalup:
The only one cocky is you Mr. my dad is an attorney. It all depends on how you interpret "unlimited." Although his speed is crippled, he no doubt has unlimited data--as advertised. It is still via the 3g network. I personally see no legitimate grounds for any suit.
[Vibrant General] PathogenX:
Uhm...What?

It is not advertised as unlimited 3g you should get that strait first. Your whole argument is flawed.

It is advertised as unlimited internet and indeed unlimited internet it is.

Is the op still receiving internet access through his phone? Yes.

Thus it is unlimited.

You have a very narrow view on things. For life? really?

All contracts have fine print. OP signed the contract so OP is abided by the contract. If he does not like it he can take this to court but ofcourse was OP breaking the contract? If the contracts states no tethering and the OP is tethering than the OP has no chance of winning.

Tmobile is not doing anything wrong here at all.

If they did however cut off his service or charged extra fees then Tmobile is wrong.
[Vibrant General] sl0play:
Why is everyone here rushing to tmobiles aid? Kicked off for life? Really? The OP never even said anything negative he just asked if anyone else got the same message.

You all realize tmobile makes plenty of cash right?

Everyone here has a point. Not everything has to be a flame war.

While it might be easier and even more profitable for them to only put this in the fine print they need to be ready to deal with the consequences of misleading consumers. Which I'm sure they are.

Texted While Driving
[Vibrant General] ShawnG:
My concern is that if people star challenging this that we will end up with tiered pricing and hard caps similar to AT&T.
[Vibrant General] Bugdog:
I am an attorney myself, and people really need to stop assuming it's a spectator sport. Any lawsuit over this issue is probably bull****, but who knows how it would actually come out - there's a heck of a lot of relevant background you would need to know. It's very difficult to predict. And if assholes with porn addictions or who use 3G data as a substitute for home internet start suing Tmo, we are very quickly going to end up with tiered data plans. Is that what you want?

But please people, stop speculating about lawsuits and holding forth on what the law is if you're not a lawyer. And no, having friends and family who are lawyers doesn't qualify you.
[Vibrant General] smutek:
Well, im no attorney but personally I think that's too lenient. I feel that anyone caught tethering should be buried up to their necks in mud and stoned to death, and left there for the crows to pick away the remains, and it should be broadcast via real-time web cam as an example to others who might try the same.

If the offending party were to admit guilt only then would there be some leniency, and they would be sentenced to life in prison.

And by life I mean they put you in the cell and weld the door shut.... and that's that. No clothes, no blankets, just a blackberry curve with edge connection.

I'm from the old school.

Tmo for life, bro!

;-)
[Vibrant General] JeremyNT:
10 GB is a hell of a lot of data to transfer to a wireless device; even when I travel and tether I don't hit that. You've got to work hard to reach that cap, and when you do, you won't get cut off or charged overages, your internets still work - just slower.

The other options suck. Buy 2/5 GB and pay overages? Buy unlimited but have it just cut off after some cap? Meh. T-Mobile's notion of unlimited may not really be what most people think of as unlimited, but considering the alternatives it seems like the best bet.
[Vibrant General] rjwisniewski:
I didn't believe I was being cocky. I was just informing him that while we advertise unlimited, we don't say it's UNLIMITED 3G. We do say you will be throttled. Heck, as a manager I even tether and I've never gotten this message. I don't believe customers should be punished for tethering especially since it's built into most BlackBerry desktop software. Just because you have to do a little work to get it functional on Android phones doesn't mean it's wrong.

Now, if they wanna download a crap ton of content, well... they are going to get throttled. However, he/she should still have access.

That's all I was suggesting. Also, it's clearly not the customers fault if there sales consultant or store managers are explaining this to them. Training starts at the front lines. Just saying.
[Vibrant General] kingkurry:
no I haven't gotten that message. I'm pretty surprised yuo got over ten gigs.

Anyway you people need to stop flaming. There is nothing wrong with tethering. Your paying for the internet on your phone so you should be able to use it however you want. But I still agee with tmobile of they decide to throttle you after 10 gb.
[Vibrant General] Shrivel:
The problem is that if we all had the attitude that mobile data should be truly "unlimited", none of us would be able to use it at all. Unlike land-line versions of data, mobile data is pretty limited - we can't expect to be able to use mobile data the same way we use our home internet. I don't have any problem with tethering, and I believe that paying extra for the ability to do so is ridiculous, but I also don't expect to use my tethered internet connection for downloading music, movies and Bittorrents.

T-Mobile is offering us a relatively decent deal on a relatively scarce resource, and we have to be responsible in our use of it. If we're not, then we'll quickly be back to metered data rates. It only takes a few of these "Data whores" to screw up the entire network for everyone.

I use my data pretty heavily and last month I only had 750MB total used. I would venture to say if you're going over 2GB/month, you're over-using. If you're using 10GB/month, you've entered ridiculous territory and I would not mind one bit if they cut you off completely.
[Vibrant General] PathogenX:
i don't understand it as well 10gb is HUGE! Is the op torrenting blu rays or the FBI servers lol.
[Vibrant General] r6kid:
Wow what a heated topic..... Anyways yes of course I tether, I pay for it why wouldn't I use that function? and it's not like you have to do any work to do it, PDAnet makes it pretty easy. Also no they didn't cut my service off but I speed tested after that Text was sent to me and I'm getting something like 83kb/s down and 500kb/s up. I was just wondering what the limit was, which I now know and if anyone else had hit that, which it looks like they haven't, woohoo I'm first?;) I knew I had read somewhere that they would throttle your connection after so much, but I had never seen how much data that actually was.
[Vibrant General] zephiK:
What exactly are you doing when you're tethering? If you're gonna tether, don't use it to download or torrent because that's going to really raise your bandwidth usage.
[Vibrant General] r6kid:
yeah I won't lie I've downloaded a few things but also I've just been using it as my internet for the time being since I'm between places, I just checked my data usage on tmo's website and yeah I hit the 10GB point.
[Vibrant General] ytj87:
T-Mo is unlimited data, not unlimited speed. Therein lies their legal defense. Which in my mind is legit. Although I'd prefer no throttling, I knew going in this is the case. There is finite bandwidth out there.
[Vibrant General] zephiK:
At least its not as harsh as Verizon or AT&T. Their "unlimited" data isn't unlimited, especially AT&T :|
[Vibrant General] ytj87:
Wow, I checked mine. 2.5 gigs in 2 weeks. That with no tethering! I have no idea. I stream 16.5MB radio shows a few times a week, but otherwise just read online, send email, etc. No idea how I've used that much.