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[Droid Incredible Android Development] bp_ballistic:
I even tried switching kernels (SR) because Gmail worked on the kernel I was using prior to Hydra, however that didn't do the trick either: emails were still stuck with a status of sending...

What finally fixed it was: I ended up going to Menu > Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > All and then finding Gmail and doing "Force stop" then "Clear cache" then "Clear data". Waited for Gmail to sync and then I was able to send emails and those that were stuck sending weren't stuck. However, the emails that I had tried to send originally (and that were "stuck") were not sent.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] JeeperDon:
I just had an oddity with that new kernel. My power meter was stuck at full green and did not display the percent. My 'Extended Controls' app power meter also said 100% after 3 hours unplugged. I had never powered off, just let RomMgr reboot after installing this morning. A power off just now corrected it and it shows percent as usual. I don't think it's accurate though as it shows 98% after those three hours. We will see...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] usn.mustanger:
I just reinstalled SR 3.3.4 clean a couple of days ago (after a 2-week experimental foray with MIUI), and just got around to installing the patched mail from Goodies last night to alleviate the requirement for a credentials storage password to access my school EAS e-mail. That worked. The really strange thing is that now when I try to connect to my school's wifi network, I get the exact same prompt to enter a password for credentials storage. EAS e-mail still works fine over 3G and on my home network w/o the need for a credentials storage password, but now I can't connect to the campus wireless network without it. What happened? This never happened before with earlier versions of SR after I installed the patched mail.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dincdoes:
So far battery life is not good for me with the htc modded kernal
[Droid Incredible Android Development] broderboy:
not the most recent. but the latest on here is what I had when up upgraded

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/files/category/25-htc-incredible/
[Droid Incredible Android Development] broderboy:
sweet. love your work
[Droid Incredible Android Development] broderboy:
I had an issue recently, doing a jump charge and clearing battery cache seems to have fixed it
[Droid Incredible Android Development] usn.mustanger:
Well, I'm probably comparing apples to oranges here, but battery life on this ROM is significantly shorter than it was with MIUI. And I know it's likely been covered ad nauseam here, but I don't have time to read this entire thread, and searching for the appropriate terms yields an unwieldy number of results, so please allow me to ask once more: which kernels are yielding the best compromise between performance and battery life, with bias towards the latter?

TIA!

Edit: NM--I just went back a couple of pages and found the link to chad0989's kernel, so I'm gonna try it out, and I'll post back with my results after a day or two.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] illalliance:
mustanger- please do let us know how that kernal treats you. I'm very interested in the same...thanks.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dincdoes:
Welp folks i tried chads modded htc kernal.. it didnt workout for me it made apps open slower and for whatever reason dolphinhd browser didnt like it .. so now back to stock htc kernal
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dadsterflip:
Does this include the new ota or do you have to manual do the root update process?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] EnixLHQ:
I'm currently using Chad's kernel.

I've had it since about the middle of the day yesterday and I haven't noticed any true difference. It hasn't been more or less laggy or responsive.

As for battery life, it doesn't seem to make a significant difference. I dropped from 100% to 99%, and then 98% within the first minute of having it unplugged, which is par for the course. However, after having it for my entire morning with typical usuage, I'm at 72%. That's a little higher than my average, but by only 2 or 3 percent.

I'll keep you posted, but at this time I'm skeptical.

Edit: I take back my first statement: I do notice LESS lag when moving between home screens, especially the first swipe after the phone being off for a while (this was usually the most laggy time for the phone). This is with a Live Wallpaper (Thunderstorm, I highly suggest it, especially the paid version which has options for speeding up everything on more advanced phones like the Inc).

So far, however, this is the only thing I've noticed.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] JeeperDon:
Me neither. With that, I'd rather not have something on top of straight 3.3.4 for any future oddities that may come up. I'm restoring back to pre-yesterday.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] 1967ls2:
I have been using KK#6 BFS kernel and Skyraider and I have noticed my battery has been doing great! I have also noticed that the phone is very smooth and there is virtually no lag anywhere.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] broderboy:
using the new kernel for 24 hours now. battery life is better, I'm about 20% higher then I normally am this time of day.

Boot up is a little slower: the phone takes longer to start responding after the first unlock after being turned on

multi tasking out of angry birds to gmail seems slower but the rest of the performance seems ok
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Ysosrslawl:
Ok, im a little confused so could someone break this down for me. I'd like to know 2 things.

First, I'm ROOTED with Skyraider 3.3 Sense and I've been getting this update notification periodically. Is it a necessary update and if so, what do i need to flash over this ROM i'm using or do I need to wipe it clean then re do it.

Also while runing this ROM I've been having trouble with the button mappings. I remember that you have to apply them twice and probably reboot the phone to make it stick, but nothing seems to work. I have them unpacked correctly because the rest of the themes do work just the mappings arent.

So if someone could shed some light on this i would greatly appreciate it!

Thanks
[Droid Incredible Android Development] KayakJim:
You don't need to wipe & clear your phone.

Just download the Skyraider Sense 3.3.4 update to your SD card and install it. Then you won't get the OTA update messages constantly.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] EnixLHQ:
Just had a random reboot with Chad's kernel. That's all it takes for me to come running back to the safety of the SkyRaider modified stock kernel.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] swegin:
alternate lock screens and alarm

has anyone had trouble turning off their alarm after the installed the new lock screens? when I use the basked in desktop clock for my alarm, it shows up on the lock screen when the alarm goes off, but the only way to turn is off is to reboot the phone.....does anyone have suggestions on how to fix this?

Thanks,

swegin
[Droid Incredible Android Development] omgi0wn:
Quick question. When I nandroid backup, it doesn't seem to back up my apps I have installed to my SDcard. I had to restore them all through titanium when i reverted back to it. Any idea why it doesn't back them up? Also, when I mount it to my computer the apps are on the phones internal storage rather than the SDcard, but when I move them to my SDcard and my phone isn't mounted to my computer the apps take up space on the SDcard, and not the internat storage.

Any ideas?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] xFUTUREx:
Great work. I've been running this for nearly a month and it's a great ROM with cool extras and updates! I've been running SR 3+ and I'm never going back to stock! Super Stable and beautiful! I'll donate to the beer fund for sure. Please keep up the good work.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] 29629:
I know someone had posted a .zip for the unlock screen. I have tried searching but can't find it. Does anyone know where it is located?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] androidsteve:
One question here. I dont remember if I have to do a wipe going from 3.2 to 3.3 I had to install the 3.0 rom on my wifes phone and I want to update back, but can't remember. Could someone please let me know.. Thank you

Sent from my "INCREDIBLE" Iphone killer..
[Droid Incredible Android Development] najaboy:
It does not include the OTA and if you try to update, it will fail. That being said, it's not as if the OTA brought anything earth-shattering to the table.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] najaboy:
You cannot use the HTC desk clock alarm with lockscreens other than the stock HTC lockscreen. You must use either the Android clock that ihtfp69 was kind enough to include or a third party alarm clock app.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] stefan_lewinger:
help

I have been trying to install this forever and i can't figure it out!!!

I have 3.3.2 and when i try to install 3.3.3 i get constant rebooting. I have tried doing a factory reset, wipe delvik,...etc but nothing works

I have Kinks #5 Kernal if that helps
[Droid Incredible Android Development] EnixLHQ:
First, make sure you are using Rom Manager. Not only does it make the process easier, it also is using the version of Clockwork that ihtfp69 is requiring. Make sure, in Rom Manager, that you have chosen to Flash ClockworkMod Recovery and that after it reports that the current version is 2.5.0.5. (Note: If you're like me you will find that you might have recovery screen issues with that Clockwork version. This is because of the SLCD screens that newer Incs come with. If you are having this issue follow THIS LINK.)

Second, use Rom Manager to download the latest and freshest SkyRaider available. I suggest doing this even if you took the time to download it separately because there's always a chance that the file on the SD has become corrupted. Most of the hardware rebooting issues seem to be related to the SD card, so this will eliminate that chance (well, greatly reduce). Also, it prevents you from trying to install other zips at the same time, which is a good thing. You'll find our lovable rom under Download ROM, Ihtfp69. Here you can choose your flavor: Vanilla or Sense.

After choosing your preference, a screen shot will appear and offer you a download button. Click it, of course.

Rom Manager will give you an ongoing notification of the rom's download. Sit tight, play some Angry Birds, and when it's done a dialog box will appear. This box has two choices Backup Existing ROM and Wipe Data and Cache. If you already have a good backup you can skip the first option, but at least hit the second one.

After selecting your options, hit OK. Rom Manager will warn you about the impending reboot. Ok through the warning.

Clockwork will take care of the rest. When done, the phone will reboot again and hopefully get you in to the fresh rom.

If you're having trouble still, try to narrow down what might be causing it. If you followed this method step by step you will have eliminated Clockwork version issues, bad downloads, cache or system data issues, and the very popular issue of trying to flash other bits in along with the rom before its first boot. Without knowing your phone, I think that might leave only hardware as a fault.

Good luck!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ihtfp69:
If you're at 3.3.2, the only difference with .3 is the kernel. Save yourself the hassle and just flash the ota remover.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ballerchris33:
Is there anyway to get rid of the icons on the pull down menu?

Its not useful to me and just takes up space, perhaps something with wifi and brightness would be more useful, but for now I would prefer a regular notification system.

And is there still not a white notification bar?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] omgi0wn:
Still have this question, would be nice if someone could please reply.

When I nandroid backup, it doesn't seem to back up my apps I have installed to my SDcard. I had to restore them all through titanium when i reverted back to it. Any idea why it doesn't back them up? Also, when I mount it to my computer the apps are on the phones internal storage rather than the SDcard, but when I move them to my SDcard and my phone isn't mounted to my computer the apps take up space on the SDcard, and not the internat storage.

Any ideas?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] usn.mustanger:
My promised update RE: chad's kernel:

After over 24 hours, I'm honestly not that impressed. Battery life is about the same (crappy!), and although things do feel just a tad bit crisper and snappier, it's not to warrant straying from the known stability of the kernel that comes with this ROM. Not that I've had any stability issues with chad's kernel yet--I haven't--it's just that with such minimal gains in performance, and negligible changes in battery life, there's no reason to run this experimental kernel. Just my $0.02.

So I'm still on the lookout for a kernel that will give me better battery life than the included kernel, while not sacrificing performance too much.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] JeeperDon:
This is not a crisp answer, but you apparently have no others so far... I would not expect it to do that, since I imagine it would have to look more deeply into what it is backing up to see where the app parts are located (eg, be smarter than it presently is). Since the default procedure for app installing is not to the SD card, and since the built in stg is so large, I'm curious why someone installs to SD.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] androidsteve:
Anyone want to elaborate on this one. Thanks for any reply..>>>>
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dincdoes:
@androidsteve no wipe from 3.2 to 3.3 but from 3.0 higher u need to wipe
[Droid Incredible Android Development] omgi0wn:
Jeeper, to answer your question,I backup to my Sdcard because I have a lot of large games installed on my phone, and it usy moves some of the data off the system memory, and considering you can only have 150mb of data for applications its crucial that some be moved off. Also, when I would previously nandroid backup when I was on stock android 2.2, it would backup my .android_secure folder, and therefore backup my apps that were installed to my Sdcard. I'm wondering if because the apps are showing up on the internal storage when mounted rather than my Sdcard, is that why nandroid isn't backing them up? And is there any fix for this?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] androidsteve:
Thank you for the reply..

Sent from my "INCREDIBLE" Iphone killer..
[Droid Incredible Android Development] usn.mustanger:
I may be an extreme case, and whether you think this many apps is necessary is irrelevant, but I currently have around 300 user apps listed in Titanium. Of course, many of these are widgets, icon packs, font packs, etc (Titanium lists *everything*), and much of them cannot be moved to sdcard. Additionally, many apps (specifically hi-res games, Opera 10, Firefox 4, and a handful of others) are VERY large. Combine these facts with the fact that the "built in stg" you mention is actually not that big, especially compared to the large amount available on a large sdcard, and it is easy to see why some of us install apps to sdcard.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] axemanmike:
wifi 3g connection

Seems like my WiFi and or 3g disconnects on its own is thr a patch
[Droid Incredible Android Development] omgi0wn:
Exactly my point. I'm still wondering why my nandroid backup won't get these files though. I think it has something to do with the fact that when I mount my SDcard the files show up on the internal storage instead, and since nandroid mounts the SDcard they must not the in the .android_secure folder where they should be. Does anyone know a fix to this?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] IXIKelsonIXI:
Gmail Sync Issue

Hey all. So I did a forum search and paged through a sea of results with no luck. My gmail has suddenly started having issues. Sometimes I'll get an email and it will display a 1 in my inbox but I have to refresh to get it. Sometimes when I delete things from the inbox they come back next time I manually hit sync. Very frustrating. People seemed to be having similar issues with using multiple accounts, but I'm only using one.

I've cleared the storage and the cache, the whole nine yards. Even did a Nandroid restore to a point before this was happening. All of these things temporarily fix it, but within a few hours it is all happening again. Please help!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Gravestoned:
ihtfp69, I noticed a huge change in battery life between the 2.6.32.15 and 2.6.32.17 kernels on my Dinc. I can't think of why that would be but I've confirmed it over several days with almost identical usage of the device. I was wondering if it is possible that a small change to the kernel could have a bigger impact when running on a device using the AMOLED screen and one running the SLCD? It's not a big deal, I nand'd back to 3.3.2 with .15 and all has been wonderful. But I was really just curious if the type of screen in the phone would potentially cause drastic change in performance due to a slightly different kernel running.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dincdoes:
@gravestoned i have an AMOLED and my battery life is much better with .17 it also charges faster
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Irieone:
try flashing the alternate recovery in rom manager. when u do a nand backup thru amon ra chose nandroid + ext.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Irieone:
delete the gmail.apk thru applications manager. reboot phone. dl gmail from market. see if it fixes the issue.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] omgi0wn:
The problem is that for some reason skyraider is mounting the apps on the internal storage, and not the SDcard. So when I do back it up it backs up the .android_secure folder on my SDcard, but there aren't any apps there, yet for some reason they are stored there while my phone's running, just not when it's mounted. Any idea why skyraider is storing the apps onto the internal storage when mounted?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Irieone:
kernel? what u using?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] omgi0wn:
I'm using Chad's kernel, but it was like this before when I had flashed over the stock skyraider
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Gravestoned:
No kidding that is strange. I dunno what's causing it then. I was hoping I had identified it as unidentified stuff haunts me. thanks for the feedback though!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Nitrogenus:
As has been said, you cannot use the HTC alarms with the rotary or tab unlock. You do not have to reboot to shut off the alarm. Force closing the HTC clock will resolve the incessant alarm.

Rooted 2.2 DI running SkyRaider Sense 3.3.4 w/ KK BFS #6

Rooted 2.2 DI running SkyRaider Sense 3.3.4 w/ KK BFS #6
[Droid Incredible Android Development] galaara98:
Ihtfp69 hey I was wondering if the shutdown app could have a 'lock phone' added to it. Right now I'm not sure how I could cause my phone to lock to security code screen on the spot...

Aaron - via Tapatalk
[Droid Incredible Android Development] adoublearonn:
I've made a quick mod to the classic circle battery icon so it will install with metamorph. I wanted an easy way to install it to this ROM. PM me if you're interested.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rickt:
I don't see the tun.ko included. I just installed SkyRaider 3.3.4 Sense and am having difficulties finding a tun.ko that works. Upon insmod'ing them I keep getting an "exec format error". Any ideas where I can find a tun.ko that will work?

I have baseband 2.15.00.07.28, kernel 2.6.32-17-g9a2fc16 htc-kernel@u18000-Build-149 #1, build 3.26.605.1 CL264707 relase-keys.

Thanks so much!

RMT.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Lexus One:
For those running Skyraider 3.3.4, you should try out Chad's new 11/26 kernal. It rocks with this version of the SR ROM! Smooooth and quick! :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] DadamsJR:
where do you find this at??? im running ziggy's but am getting tons of fc's
[Droid Incredible Android Development] androidsteve:
Hey, can anyone tell me what the kernel was that has the fast charge.. I dont remember which one it was.. Thank you.. Hope everyone had a good thanksgiving..

Sent from my "INCREDIBLE" Iphone killer..
[Droid Incredible Android Development] EnixLHQ:
I'll bite. I had that one reboot with his earlier version before I bailed on it. Since he's actively developing, I'll see if he's stabilized it.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] DadamsJR:
Where you finding this kernel at?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] najaboy:
Currently on the first page of this forum.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=848453
[Droid Incredible Android Development] JeeperDon:
I for one wish you would stay focused guys. This thread is not about someone else's kernel. Maybe in chad's thead?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] DadamsJR:
Sorry, This is the best rom!!!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] 20twins10:
i started flashing roms 3weeks ago.. and i've become fast and accurate with it.. i've probably flashed, and reflashed 10 different roms and i always wind up resorting back to skyraider.. i've gotten my best quads on skyraider so far,

i like buttons that offer lots of options.. cyanogen's power bar widget setting tab, dezire z's right button tab... faster functionality.. it would be awesome to see what skyraider brings in the future.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] IIDIncII:
You guys think I should flash this ROM even tho its sense and I'm more of a vanilla fan? Or should I just wait it out for vanilla to be released? I don't know when vanilla is coming out lol so its killing me .
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rmoney:
or download Home Switch from the market
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Stam2000:
Do it! Lol
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Skruffy Jew:
Three noob questions.

One: If I d/l 3.0 rc2 already am I able to just d/l the new radio w/no problem?

Two: If yes, do I change the name and how do I do it?

Three: How do I donate?

Thank you. If its already ans. I apologize but I'm at work n busy.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jlss:
Ota update, update

FYI: AndroidCentral is reporting that VZW QA has given final approval to the OTA update.

Further, BGR reports it will be released tomorrow (8/27).

Apologies for this being a little OT, but since we're all running DINCs it seems relevant.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jlss:
1. Instructions on how to update baseband in the bottom of the OP in this thread. The 2.15 baseband download is in the OP of this thread;

2. See #1 above; and

3. There's a donate bottom at the end of each of ihtfp's posts. Easiest way to find it though is in the OP of this thread.

Thanks for supporting SR.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] upther:
So, I like the look of 3.0 but I had to go back to 2.5.2 because of some issues.

1. I randomly lost the lock screen multiple times. Had to reboot to get it back.

2. After the first reboot I lost a lot of the apps I put on my home screens.

3. Twice I lost the majority of my widgets, Last.FM, Beautiful Widgets, Dazzle, Rdio, and Meridian. I had to delete and re-add.

4. Some of the HTC widgets won't work. I couldn't get the Notes widget to download at all.

5. The Beautiful Widgets home weather widget gets messed up. The background gets shrunk and the city and most of the temperature is off the background. Makes it a little hard to read.

I look forward to giving it another shot in the future but for now I'm happy with 2.5.2. Gonna make a donation to the beer fund too.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Stam2000:
Verizon has it on their website
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jlss:
Thanks, just saw that as well. After years as a BB user I'm naturally skeptical of release dates. Good to see they're more on the ball so far with Android!!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Upstreammiami:
so by when will see themes and battery icons ????