yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Epic 4G Themes] tenaciousj:
Got Missed Reminder working good with Handcent for text and setup it up for missed calls also but haven't had any yet to check that.
[Epic 4G Themes] big_bake:
Don't forget about trying to get it to override the charging LED. The LED will work fine when the phone is unplugged but it's useless when charging.
[Epic 4G Themes] Cavalicious:
LED Blah

I tried the Missed Reminder with the setting on the post at http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11292197&postcount=4

and then downloaded Blink to test exactly what was said earlier and it worked, MINUS staying on past about 10-15 blinks. It went off until I powered screen on and off then it came back on for 10-15 blinks and went off.

So aggravating.

I was unplugging the phone the other day and purple flashed for a second, but when I tried to test it in Blink, no purple.

Any ideas? Does Handcent keep the LED blinking?

Thanks again, and as I said before I will gladly pay anyone to get my LED to do everything I want it to. (constant blinking until notification read, mixed blue/red/purple and speed choices for different items (see Blackberry Color ID), work even while charging)

:)
[Epic 4G Themes] big_bake:
The purple LED usually happens if the red LED would be flashing if the phone wasn't charging.

screen off/ blue LED on -> unplug phone, purple LED flashes -> red flashes? (I usually wake my phone up right when I unplug it)
[Epic 4G Themes] pumacat311:
Is there an app that will turn the charging led off completely, the bottom ones too would be nice.. I used to love having the LEDsHack for my nexus.
[Epic 4G Themes] Isira:
Perhaps it's Blink that's not working. Using those settings for Missed Reminder, my LED blinks for SMS, Gmail, and missed calls until the notifications are cleared. I'm using Go SMS to handle the LED blink for SMS.

On Froyo however, I find that Missed Calls do not cause my LED to blink, so I have to set the Blink LED settings using Missed Reminder to handle it.
[Epic 4G Themes] Cavalicious:
I am still running Froyo 2.2.1, are you running Gingerbread?
[Epic 4G Themes] Isira:
I'm still on Froyo, SyndicateROM Frozen 1.1.1 to be exact.
[Epic 4G Themes] WesR6:
nice to see theimpaler747 working on this! It's been a couple weeks since I've added an impaler app, need something else to add to my collection.

-Wes
[Epic 4G Themes] Cavalicious:
hmmm wonder if it its the ROM you are running because I just uninstalled Blink and installed Go SMS (which by the way I am not a fan of all the problems I had to read about before continuing, and the speed of the program and memory it takes were bad too)

However, even with Go SMS or Blink I was unable to get the LED to keep blinking for longer than maybe 5 blinks after the screen dimmed.

This is off topic but in addition to this whole LED fiasco for my Sprint EPic 4g I am dying to find a way to disable my battery notification for when it finishes charging in the middle of the night. I want to buy the Samsung dock but not if the thing is going to be facing my face with the bright popup, it's already annoying when it lights up our bedroom!

Thanks again for everyone working to find a LED fix, it will be a great day for me when you figure it out.
[Epic 4G Themes] jbadboy2007:
I have used sms popup since last august which allows you to change blink speed, vibrate pattern and red or blue. I use another app called "missed call" which well let you do any other notifications with your choice of speed blink vibration pattern and red or blue led.
[Epic 4G Themes] Cavalicious:
where have you been jbadboy2007??

You just made my day, the sms popup app works wonders, I never had any luck with missed reminders working for me.

This works great, there is still a minute gap of 1 minute between the notifications (which is was just constant) but this is a step in the right direction and will already be a HUGE help.

Thanks again for this. I am looking forward to an all in one app soon still. Especially to get around the charging LED!

Cheers
[Epic 4G Themes] RyleyinSTL:
A comprehensive LED/repeat notification app would be brilliant. Something along the lines of the "Light Flow - LED Control" app but Samsung compatible. It would be worth a few bucks to me. The thing I really like about Light Flow is that it works with everything.
[Epic 4G Themes] tenaciousj:
Have you tried Missed Reminder? I have it working for missed sms and calls and it flashes until I clear it out.

I'm using Handcent by the way.
[Epic 4G Themes] RyleyinSTL:
^^was going to but the Market description says it only works for sms/calls/gmail...I was hoping for something that would work for other email clients as well.
[Epic 4G Themes] big_bake:
Been a while since I checked in on xda. Any of the devs here been able to override the charging LED? Quite of a few people, myself included, have mentioned an app or fix that does this would be worth some money to them. If someone takes on the project and gets some stuff out you could get some $$ in return.

I'm not trying to knock the rest of you guys for getting the LED to be a bit more useful while off the charger, but none of the apps you mention work while the phone is plugged in. Once someone figures that out we will be in business.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jkadis:
I posted this in a thread, but wasn't getting much response. Could really use your help. Btw, my phone is unrooted.

Two nights ago I downloaded the manual OTA update for the Droid Incredible from Android Central.

I installed it on the phone and everything seemed to be working properly until I got my first phone call. The ear speaker isn't working at all, but the speaker phone works fine.

I tried downgrading using a few links. I received one error: Main version is older. And another error: installation aborted - status 2 error.

If someone has a recommendation on what I should do next, that would be extremely helpful.

Does anyone have a proper link to downgrade back to 2.1?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crion629:
I don't think you can unless you have S-OFF.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jkadis:
If I can't downgrade, do you know if I'll be able to get the OTA whenever it arrives?

Or are there any other ways to remedy my issue?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] egobuster1:
im also trying to re downgrade back to 2.1 but when you load the new OTA 2.2 it updates your hboot which is what is giving you that error message and at this time there is no way of downgrading
[Galaxy S I9000 General] katsuru:
Has any1 a gif from our GT-I9000 boot animation?

I would love to have that!

Best regards
[Epic 4G General] hockeymike:
I received my Epic yesterday, and so today I'm doing my first full charge. I've had it plugged in for almost three hours now, and I'm only at 50%. Is anyone else experiencing this?
[Epic 4G General] lv2bll:
are you charging it on the wall or on a pc? and are u using it alot while charging?
[Epic 4G General] hockeymike:
It's connected to my PC. And I'm not using it at all.
[Epic 4G General] itsmebryan:
most USB are low power. You should use the wall charger the first time.
[Epic 4G General] shabbypenguin:
usb is slated to run at 500mAh, doesnt mean it cant go over it.. but thats what most of them do. ac charges at least 1000mAh..
[Epic 4G General] hockeymike:
Well that would explain it. Thanks!
[Epic 4G General] robl45:
ROFL, don't mean to be rude, but try reading the adaptor it comes with, the wall adapter is 700mah, lower than what came with my 3 year old blackberry, I'm using the wifes old cube from her iphone now, thats a full 1 amp.
[Epic 4G General] Fixter:
Hm.. No wonder I noticed it took forever on the wall charger also.
[Epic 4G General] hockeymike:
Is there any advantage to having a lower power charger? If I could find a micro usb charger that provided 1 amp, would that detrimentally affect my device?
[Epic 4G General] robl45:
no it shouldn't, the thing has a 1500mah battery I believe. 1.5amps and less is fine. cablematters has a package for 5 bucks that has wall charger and car charger that are 1000 mah. and all IPHONES use 1000mah
[Epic 4G General] nicknomo:
The amperage is really just the max amount of power the charger will supply. Many times, the actual power draw will be lower than the maximum of the charger..
[Epic 4G General] shabbypenguin:
ah well would explain some of your guys issues, i have a lot of usb to ac adapters and the one for the epic is still sealed for myself..
[Droid Incredible General] jaangunnar:
Got my official OTA update this morning and it's been nothing but problems since.

First, the phone wouldn't boot. Got the 'droid' sound effect, and phone froze on the eye. Fixed itself after a battery pull.

Now, contacts won't load, one of my email accounts won't sync, phone is not as smooth or stable, keep getting FCs (Sense FC, 'Process System is not responding') from which the phone won't recover.

Never got around to rooting, so it was stock rom -> OTA.

Anyone else? Ideas?
[Droid Incredible General] TNS201:
Your phone wasnt frozen, it was loading. After a OTA update or new rom install, then your phone will take longer to boot and appear its stuck. You made a mistake by doing a battery pull and might of messed up something. I would only pull the battery if it was stuck for like 15 minutes+

I would take your phone to VZW and get a replacement.
[Droid Incredible General] jaangunnar:
I did wait for half an hour before the initial battery pull.

But you're probably right, shouldn't have pulled.

Did a factory reset and everything is smooth now. Annoying to have to get all my apps back, but so it goes.
[Nexus One Android Development] LlabTooFeR:
Here brand new RUU for Nexus One

http://shipped-roms.com/shipped/Pas...le_WWE_2.16.1700.1_FRG33_MFG_Shipment_ROM.zip

Enjoy!:D
[Nexus One Android Development] FishFan319:
Wow. Where did this come from?
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
Thanks Football, you never disappoint :)
[Nexus One Android Development] LlabTooFeR:
This ROM was released today, I'm not android guru, but I think this is quite interesting thing for users and cookers:D
[Nexus One Android Development] Christopher3712:
Interesting...

***SPECULATION***

I wonder what the classification in the letters mean? It seems Eclair ROMs had E's in them, Froyos had F's in them. This latest has gone from FRF to FRG? That would be a nice, EARLY leak if it were an initial Gingerbread ROM.
[Nexus One Android Development] imfloflo:
Thanks for sharing will wait until someone find what have changed in this new version.
[Nexus One Android Development] HTCDevil:
Thank you, i'll try to root and deodex it first ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] pzumk:
cool thanks! Anyone checked differences to FRF93?
[Nexus One Android Development] wdfowty:
Great find football :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Markdental:
anyone know if this has a new radio?
[Nexus One Android Development] ciwrl:
Radio is still 5.08, system.img is being unyaffs and compared to Stock FRF91/93, I'm sure you'll get a proper breakdown soon enough.

Spl is still the .35.0017 so no change there either.

Its not Gingerbread, or anything close; if anything its just a couple of bugfixes and a new base froyo code, still useful, but not that exciting.

http://teamdouche.pastebin.com/rg34zfW8 courtesy of persianown(kmobs)
[Nexus One Android Development] DroidRC1:
any big changes overall..
[Nexus One Android Development] wdfowty:
None that I can find just browsing around. It feels smoother (?), but that could just be me wishing for a difference. Wifi is stabler, and faster to obtain IP addresses (for me at least)

Kernel version: 2.6.32.9-27237-gbe746fba android-build@apa26 #1

You need to fastboot flash the system and boot imgs
[Nexus One Android Development] crazyknallchopf:
sry my bad english

shutdown your nexus

press trackball und power (fastboot modus will be started)

unzip the file you downloadet

unzip the content again

copy the files to c:

-----

open command prompt

type: fastboot flash system system.img (press enter)

wait 1 minute

type: fastboot flash boot boot.img (press enter)

reboot

;-)
[Nexus One Android Development] crazyknallchopf:
yes.. wifi runns faster..(find my router) and all runns smoother... cool :-)
[Nexus One Android Development] crazyknallchopf:
benchmark results by linpack:

33.321

34.162

34.079

34.267

34.148
[Nexus One Android Development] wdfowty:
Second round of testing (fresh boot):

1375 on quadrant and a 35.116 on linpack.

The bottom of the screen seems to be cut off slightly when using quadrant...anyone else see that?
[Nexus One Android Development] crazyknallchopf:
1346 on quadrant and i see a little cutt off
[Nexus One Android Development] renegadEEE:
Could anyone do a test and put all the homescreens full of widgets (certainly the heavy ones lik Market widget, youtube,...), put a livewallpaper on (water for example) and see if this works smooth? If it does then google might have fixed the homescreen lag finally :)
[Nexus One Android Development] imfloflo:
Guys i was joking, cause the new rom was release today just few hours, how would you know if the battery life is good or not for the moment we need to wait few days more.

BTW : Zapote21 : "The new FRG33 system folder in zip format for easy manipulating... N1 newest dump... http://bit.ly/aCOTHR #android"

Amon_RA : "The FRG33 N1 leak contains the same radio as the previous Korean leak."
[Nexus One Android Development] GerooTech:
PASSIMG way worked with me fine i have unrooted Nexus one.
[Nexus One Android Development] Rusty!:
That's not to do with the one click root, you have forgotten to remove (or rename) /system/etc/install-recovery.sh and /system/recovery-from-boot.p
[Nexus One Android Development] DMaverick50:
I flashed this and now im missing some of my purchased apps. Whats the next step? Is it possible someone would put together a customized version of 33 that people could flash who have 33 on their unrooted phones and cant access paid apps?

Or will I just be waiting for the next leaked update? I tried flashing back to froyo which didnt work, and Id really rather not root since i cant do it the easy way from 33...
[Nexus One Android Development] AndroidPerson:
Maybe its possible to put the proper fingerprint on 33 for stock phones in a zip that could be flashed over the stock 33 that some of us have. But also shouldn't this 33 kversion officially come ota and we can flash over our messed up one or could this be a leak that's not even meant for official release down the line?
[Nexus One Android Development] d33zillagppo:
I'am having a problem flashing the Stock FRG33 to my Unrooted Nexus One, I have also tried without Radio Image in Package. It starts and recognizes it as it is verifying, it says it cannot verify entire update package, or verify the signature. Any kind of update to the Stock Package would be Appreciated it. Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] Rusty!:
That would require a custom recovery, then only way (currently) to get one of them on stock FRG33 is to unlock the bootloader. This is probably a leak that wont get an official release, that's how it's been on the past.

The only way to upgrade a stock phone is with the passimg in the first post.
[Nexus One Android Development] doronb:
Hi,

I try and get e:signature verification failed

Installation aborted

wipe can help?

NEXUSONE PVT SHIP S-ON

HBOOT-0.33.0012

MICROP-0b15

TOUCH PANEL-SYNT0102

RADIO-4.06.00.12.7

Best,

Doron
[Nexus One Android Development] breedingh8:
If one click root don't work; I don't mind rooting, whats the easiest way to root and upgrade to FRG33? Just follow a normal rooting guide, then use one of the rooted ROMS for 33?

thax
[Nexus One Android Development] imfloflo:
You can use the modaco version if you want to have stock frg33 with root
[Nexus One Android Development] breedingh8:
I guess what i need to know, is can I just install update-nexusone-FRG33-rooted-deodex-busybox-ta-fingerprint-radio-signed.zip by renaming it to passimg.zip and putting on the root of my SD card? Or you I need to unlock the bootloader first since I'm only rooted now using one touch? Also, I could just use the stock one, and rename it to update.zip and wouldn't lose anything, but I wouldn't be able to use my root apps ;(
[Nexus One Android Development] Rusty!:
The file from MoDaCo needs to be flashed via custom recovery, as you currently have root access, you can use flash_image to install one.
[Nexus One Android Development] imfloflo:
@Rusty! my bad, sorry i forget that special recovery need root ^_^
[Nexus One Android Development] chris6278:
Everytime i try to download the modaco one i get error couldn't be loaded? Do i have to download it with my pc or can i do it with my phone?
[Nexus One Android Development] gotunandan:
Best to download it on your PC and then copy it over to the sdcard.

P.S. Once the download completes, make sure the md5sum matches the one given on modaco, otherwise download again.
[Nexus One Android Development] gotunandan:
I guess you are in the same situation as I was yesterday.

If you have rooted your phone using 1-click ROOT (which means most probably your bootloader is still locked) , you can download ROM manager from the Market and use it to flash Clockwork Recovery over the stock recovery.

Once that is done download the "update-nexusone-FRG33-rooted-deodex-busybox-ta-fingerprint-radio-signed.zip" and rename it to update.zip (not update.zip.zip !!!) and place it on your sdcard's root directory.

Then you can boot into recovery using ROM Manager and "apply sdcard:update.zip"

I did it this way and did not lose any of my earlier data/settings/apps (or root access since I chose the rooted ROM)

I have posted the way I did it a couple of pages back, have a look.

On the other hand if you do not want to flash a custom recovery and want to keep the stock recovery (the one with the exclamation mark android), maybe the PASSIMG.zip method will work, but I did not try it that way, so I really do not know.

Hope that helps !
[Nexus One Android Development] k4st0r:
I choosed this method but... i' m in a loop at boot animation.. any idea?
[Nexus One Android Development] KColesf:
Make sure your Mac is not set to auto unzip downloaded files. Download the file and DO NOT UNZIP. Rename the downloaded file to update.zip and go through the update process. It should work...
[Nexus One Android Development] cue_32:
Do a Factory Reset\wipe and you should be ok.

The fact that most people are not noticing much difference between FRF91 and FRG33, and that the only thing I've read in common so far is that the one-click root is not working (locked bootloader). Anyone consider that this may be the same trick that Apple pulled with the Jailbreakme.com and plugged up that hole?

I mean, Google doesn't mind us rooting and doing all this stuff to our Nexus Ones but part of the deal initially is that you'll unlock the bootloader first. Which then voids your warranty. One-click root takes away that unlock bootloader part so now that this exploit has been closed..... hmm. (Just a thought)

Oo
[Nexus One Android Development] moda0222:
PASSIMG worked on my stock n1...wish i'd remember how manually upgrading hid protected apps in market(went through the same with froyo)...i would've waited for ota...what scares me is that we haven't heard anything "official" from google...oh well i guess i'll hurry up and wait O_o
[Nexus One Android Development] tonyfate:
nice! trying it now. will let you know how it runs on stock nexus!
[Nexus One Android Development] DMaverick50:
You shouldn't flash it. I haven't noticed any difference but now I can't install paid apps and there's no info about how this will play out. U may be waiting for gingerbread before u can use paid apps again. And ESPN just released their paid fantasy football app. This mobile phone has brought me more frustration than anything, about half of it being my own fault, admittedly.
[Nexus One Android Development] cherryapple:
I installed FRG33 from MoDaCo (Rooted / deodexed / busybox / trackball alert / FRF91 fingerprint with radio update).

Everything works fine but:

My indicator LED above the screen won't work anymore while charging the N1 :confused:

Now I went back to cyanogen and it works fine again.

Can anyone confirm this issue?
[Nexus One Android Development] Lemim0uth:
I confirm the charging LED issue. I'm on the same rom as you : modaco rooted / deodexed / busybox / trackball alert / FRF91 fingerprint
[Nexus One Android Development] BritSwedeGuy:
A few oddities

Some widgets disappeared (Fancy Widget and Google Search) - eventually I was able to re-add them.

Since then I've had a couple of widgets crash with strange SQL errors, also a few unexpected Force Closes.

My main concern is that the Low Storage warning is constantly on despite having freed up a few MB.

Anyone has anything similar? Any ideas? Otherwise I'll either revert to FRF91 or go Cyanogen.
[Nexus One Android Development] spupuz:
i will wait for news but this build seems too unstable for my working phone! :)
[Nexus One Android Development] shafty023:
That is a change added by Cyan devs so the Email app supports full Exchange security policies. If you don't want this I took the source code for Email.apk and disabled the security features.

You can find it here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=775007
[Nexus One Android Development] gotunandan:
Yes, using the same FRG33 ROM from MoDaco (Rooted / deodexed / busybox / trackball alert / FRF91 fingerprint with radio update).

The LED Charging indicator does not light up.

But I am using CM6 (Kang-o-Rama 1.0 to be precise) now and it is working fine there.

Just charging the phone right now actually !
[Nexus One Android Development] Geo411m:
Wow, I don't have any of the issues that everyone else is having. I was able to make an update.zip from the link on the first post and everything works as it should including the market and LED charging indicator.

See my sig if you want to try out my custom ROM which is basically a pre-rooted stock ROM with trackball alerts/trackball wake.
[Nexus One Android Development] ronjeremy11:
My phones giving me a lot of trouble since 33 and I need my protected apps. My phone is stock has anyone figured out how to get back to normal 91? This is not good
[Nexus One Android Development] jdmoore81:
If it is just the market there is a fix but if u are having other problems what are they. But I think u have to downgrade the bootloader to go back to frf91
[Nexus One Android Development] cmstlist:
Have you tested if these instructions work:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=717870

If it works you can downgrade all the way to a wiped EPE76 Eclair. You *should* be able to do the exploid/one-click root from there; if not, you can work your way back up to a rootable build.
[Nexus One Android Development] dgart08:
Sorry if already asked...

Does this ROM support apps2ext?
[Nexus One Android Development] Rusty!:
No, it's stock.
[Nexus One Android Development] ronjeremy11:
Its freezing up alot. Are you sure I can fix the market on my stock phone? The build.prop thing is only for rooted I thought.
[Nexus One Android Development] ronjeremy11:
It said "update fail! Main version is older". I was really excited because it loaded it at first like with frg33. Thanks though
[Nexus One Android Development] jdmoore81:
Just root with superboot frf91 and edit the build.prop that way
[Nexus One Android Development] dgart08:
I would love to have a clean frg33 with apps2ext. Is there any way this can get baked on your ROM??? that would be awesome!!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] DMaverick50:
is that a simple method like 1 click or is it a more standard somewhat technical way?
[Nexus One Android Development] ali3nfr3ak:
superboot unlocks the bootloader,
[Nexus One Android Development] borjoyzee:
installed this recently.. all is running great except i now cannot configure an ms-exchange email address/server. it just crashes.

anyone else experiencing this.. any idea?
[Nexus One Android Development] moda0222:
Has anyone seen anything official from Google? Or is no news good news?
[Nexus One Android Development] emcwhite:
Shipped-Roms.com

how can I get a username and password to shipped-roms.com?
[Nexus One Android Development] himmatwala:
shipped/shipped