yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[EVO 4G Android Development] Product F(RED):
That sounds plausible because flash memory only has a certain number of reads and writes it can do. It's a lot, but flashing a ROM wipes hundreds of files (thousands, maybe) and then you have to flash more files. Eventually you'll hit bad blocks, which the Evo doesn't know how to do deal with.

In other news, I dropped my Evo while it was in its case on my wood floor and now the vibrate motor won't work sometimes. Like if I hold down Volume down, it'll vibrate with "spaces" in between. Fml. These things aren't built like they used to be.
[EVO 4G Android Development] DowntownRDB:
So F(red) I remember the iterations you went through getting your last EVO replaced so does this mean there is a HTC EVO 3D in your near future?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Product F(RED):
Well my Evo is still perfectly usable. I'd like an Evo 3D, especially since the battery is bigger right out of the box and I probably won't need an extended battery. And I love the new Sense UI. But yes, I'd like an Evo 3D if I'm given the chance to buy one. My birthday is in 12 days so hopefully I "gather enough assets" to "acquire" one <_<

You or anyone else gonna get one?
[EVO 4G Android Development] cb7tuner93:
DAMN!!! Wish we knew about this sooner LOL o well, Comes with the addiction of flashing, Luckily I have a protection plan and I dont have to pay "knock on wood":rolleyes:
[EVO 4G Android Development] conboy0:
Subsonic... by far the best imho. On the fly transcoding, it can even handle video now. Android app and overall development are amazing.
[EVO 4G Android Development] michaelj1981:
Battery Drain

So i flashed this and it seems to be a battery hog. I tried that Cyanogen and that was awsome but. Maybe there is a battery fix for this rom that im not aware of . Also im new to this whole flashing rom stuff. Thanks for any help
[EVO 4G Android Development] jbermi:
i've dropped mine a few times while in case, its a launch day evo (0002) with a slight screen seperation issue, every drop has made it slighty worse, but my best buy platinum case has been the best so far, that body glove one sold by sprint is worthless, I had a nice one by incipio similar to the best buy one, 2 piece case, dropped it, the case cracked but saved the phone, but i didn't feel like getting another one of those, I have an otterbox commutter case i never use because that silicone part annoys me going in and out of my pockets.

I am hoping it can last til the 3D comes out, i do plan on getting it, unless HTC does something dumb like encrypt the bootloader. just HTC and MOTO are locking everything down Sony-Erriccson is opening theirs up, they will give you the key to unlock your bootloader but also tell you it will void its warranty, so the play, arc and newer SE phones coming out will have this...I am rather curious if sprint with get one of the galaxay sII's...an epic 2 so to say, that hardware is damn nice, samsung seems to get the idea that users want powerful smarphones (2.0ghz dual core by 2012) and they are getting their act together about software upgrades (will be pissed if the epic gets its gingerbread before the official one drops for us) and that LG 2X is a nice piece of harware, but i heard tegra 2 chips were not playing nice (overheating was the main issue) with LTE hardware and moto is dropping the bionic. and verizon is pushing the samsung charge as its dual core LTE phone...so should be interesting...

so patience is a virtue and hopefully my EVO will remain in one piece until my next phone...and also will be watching to see what Derek gets, too.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
Make sure you don't have a syncing issue. In other words, go to the sync settings and make sure you uncheck anything you don't want to sync like the news. Make sure you don't have a wakelock issue. Go to your battery settings and see if the uptime and sleep times are different. If they are not, tap the power button to put your phone to sleep and wait 10 seconds. Now go back to your battery settings and check the uptime & sleep times. If there is not a 10 second difference (give or take a few seconds) then you have a wake lock and wakelocks will drain your battery. If you use Friendstream, Facebook, MySpace, FourSquare and Twitter then you should expect your battery to drain fairly quickly depending on the times you have those apps set to update.
[EVO 4G Android Development] jbermi:
it is probably not the ROM. the ROM itself doesn't cause drainage issues, there usually is a program stealing resources, after a flashing a ROM, first thing I always check is Google Talk, make sure i am signed off (i don't even have it on my phone, never use it, now) and make sure you are signed out of latitude in google maps. those 2 programs alone will drain a battery fast if not monitored. and check sync statuses, make sure you are not syncing something you never use...ie stocks, weather, newsfeed, etc.

it also could be your PRI may not play nice with your hardware, someone else can explain that better...never had an issue...also trying a different kernel out may do the trick once you give it a few days to settle in.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
It always is, my friend. When I absolutely have to have EVO in perfect working condition, I immediately nandroid back to RLS 5....:)
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
Yes sir, I do and I'm in agreement with you....:)
[EVO 4G Android Development] Product F(RED):
I agree about the encryption part, HOWEVER, SE is only unlocking the bootloaders on UNBRANDED devices (meaning straight from them, not from the carrier), which means that even if we were to get an SE phone on Sprint, it would probably be locked down. When I first switched to Sprint, I had a Samsung Intercept for two weeks, which was God awful, but I only had it because the Evo was sold out. Knowing nothing about Samsung's track record, I chose to get the Evo instead of waiting for the Epic simply because I liked the form factor, Sense UI, and kickstand.

I'm glad I did because, although the Epic is pretty sexy and a lot more powerful, I cringe when I jump into the development section. Lagfixes and a cryptic recovery mode you can't access, and the fact that you need to flash ROMs from a computer, and the weird RFS file system? Don't get me wrong, I like to tinker, but the Epic's ROMs are all the same and because of battery life I don't really game on my phone, so the Evo is fine for me. Plus I hate the bluish tint of SAMOLED screens.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Product F(RED):
The ROM is fine. Here's a list of stuff to do:

Internet (browser) -> Settings -> Enable Plugins [On Demand]

Google Talk -> Settings -> Automatically Sign In [Uncheck] -> Sign Out

Settings -> Wireless and Networks -> Mobile Network -> enable all the roaming options, which helps when there's low/no Sprint signal. Also use Roam Control to Force Roaming in those situations. Optionally turn off "Always on Mobile Data" if you don't constantly use your phone to let the 3G modem sleep when you don't use it. You'll still get emails and MMS fine.

Try Net's 4.3.4 CFS More HAVS (SBC or NoSBC is up to you).
[EVO 4G Android Development] Golfluvr66:
+1 I do the exact same thing! I've checked out several different roms, liked some, but to me Myns has always been the smoothest running one for me by far! :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] JGW310:
yo guys

i would love your opinion on something!!

i am most definitely going to buy a Nook Color, because i want an E-Reader, and it is the best one out there.... i just want your opinions on if i should root it and run a slightly laggy and unfinished build of 3.0........... or, if there is another tablet/e-reader for a similar-ish price that i am overlooking, i would love suggestions!!!

thanks in advannceeee!!!!!

EDIT: i have been looking around at some tablets, and have kinda changed my mind........... anyone know of any pretty good Android tablets (preferably running 3.0, but.......) for less than the Xoom??
[EVO 4G Android Development] bordermadman:
Not the post to do this on, but I would look into one of the many tablets out there, just download the reader app of choice and voila!
[EVO 4G Android Development] DooneyInThaA:
Every time I leave, I always come back. I love this ROM! Thanks Myn!
[EVO 4G Android Development] clark44:
I guess myns warm twopointthree isent coming out anytime soon :((((
[EVO 4G Android Development] Blokgang:
Is he in the lab or on hiatus?
[EVO 4G Android Development] welshwarriorsf:
I think he's prolly coming off a rest and cooking up 1 last masterpiece for the Evo 4G (I really hope!!)
[EVO 4G Android Development] ageesm:
I see you aren't familiar with the culture of this thread :D. No worries and also a genuine thank you for still being polite and helpful with your response.

I think I speak for many of us when I say we like to use this for a general EVO/Android discussion thread just as much as support for Myn and his creations (which always take priority obviously).
[EVO 4G Android Development] welshwarriorsf:
RLS5 is pretty much perfect. Would Myn need an official OTA release of android 2.3x on the Evo in order to create something on par with RLS5? (As far as 2.3 roms go)

edit: if so I hope sprint and htc hurry up!! : ) but they will probably wait until after the 3D comes out huh : (

Edit 2: From Myn's Twitter: "Oh yeah.. Work on the next installment of the Warm Android roms will commence this week!"

Should be somethin special!
[EVO 4G Android Development] Ogre840:
According to his twitter feed he just got back from vacation a day or so ago and is starting work on the gingerbread leak (and I hope slapping Sense 3, or 2, or 2.5... onto it).
[EVO 4G Android Development] fabs109:
I used to flash like every other day and never stayed with one longer than 2 weeks this is by far the best rom I've been on! Best battery I've ever seen! I do have a netarchy kernal on it but I'm getting 15 hours with steady use this thing is amazing! Can't wait to see your new one with sense 3.0! So pumped your the man! thanks so much for all your hard work!
[EVO 4G Android Development] timdawgdentist:
new radio is pretty good on myns rls5. New radio being 2.15.00.04.08. 3G is faster too.

that is all.

tim
[EVO 4G Android Development] ageesm:
Sense 3.0 isn't quite ready for the EVO yet. There is an enormous amount of tweaking that still has to be done, aside from the ridiculous 550MB size of the rom, the resolution is hard-coded into the apks. A number of devs are on it and will get it all worked out soon...

I am hoping he is going with the official leak for regular old warm (as it always has been based on stock software ;)), and hopefully throwing an updated GB with sense 2.1 on WarmZ (that Mik has been using)...
[EVO 4G Android Development] Kelsey Jones:
may i ask what kernel you are using exactly and a link. Im trying out different kernels and im kinda new to it
[EVO 4G Android Development] fabs109:
I am using 2.6.32.27-netarchy-toastmod-4.3.2-cfs-nosbc-havs-more

The link is here

http://www.qap.la/~netarchy/

I also downgraded my pri to 1.7 and that helped alot on battery life.i have never got 15+ hours before now its a regular thing I love this rom!
[EVO 4G Android Development] JGW310:
errrrr, my question wasnt really answered....... any other feedback?
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
Yep. That about sums it up....lol...:)

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[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
I was wondering about that. Thank you for sharing that tidbit, my friend....:)

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[EVO 4G Android Development] bordermadman:
The guy is a machine, I'm confident hell come up with some goodness for the mynions, I'm also hoping he does some regular warm, although I'm running the z at the moment
[EVO 4G Android Development] sinnedone:
can you revert back to the last ota radio if the leak one doesnt work,or will you have to do something special in adb or something?

links to radios please?
[EVO 4G Android Development] bryanx2k5:
Sorry if this has been asked before but this is a giant thread. If I flash the new radio/wimax then flash this rom, when/if I decide to go back to miui or CM would i need to downgrade radio/wimax?

Thanks in advance
[EVO 4G Android Development] lost_man10002:
Nah you don't need to downgrade your radio to go back to miui or cm friend
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
surfacing for air from my tax bunker, and admit I haven't been perusing the forums,

but wondering why

.00.04.08 is newer than .00.11.19 ?
[EVO 4G Android Development] androtn:
Thanks, going to try your setup too!
[EVO 4G Android Development] hedphurst:
Beautiful ROM

I put off trying out this ROM as I'm a sucker for release dates and version numbers. I just got my EVO in February, and tried several newer ROMs before giving this one a shot, and I wish I'd gone with Myn's earlier. It's the cleanest, best-looking UI I've seen so far on an Android device, and it purrs like a kitten on my handset. Thanks much for all the hard work that clearly went into this ROM!
[EVO 4G Android Development] DowntownRDB:
Welcome back, glad to hear you survived the tax bunker period. The last 4 digits of 11.09 indicate it was released Nov 9 whereas 04.08 indicates Apr 8...or at least that is what I read in the GB release thread. Hence 04.08 is newest.
[EVO 4G Android Development] k2buckley:
Hey man. I was told that it is because its a new year, so the numbers start over. Whether or not that's actually true, I have no idea. Haha. But it sort of makes sense to me. Don't know why else they'd go backwards.
[EVO 4G Android Development] DowntownRDB:
I too have tried many ROMS and all are a testament to the great work of the developers. However, Myn's RLS5 is smooth as butter and a lock for ROM of the year, imho!
[EVO 4G Android Development] ageesm:
Downtown is correct Bruce, they refer to the date, which now may be confusing a few people as the year isn't included. I answered this same question in a CM thread as well...

How's the last few weeks or so been for you? Should be over soon and I guess all these GB and Sense leaks are going to be ready just in time for you :).
[EVO 4G Android Development] gotshores:
anyone flash the new radio yet and notice any improvements? or maybe make things worse? just wondering
[EVO 4G Android Development] k2buckley:
I've been using it for a few days. I would say its been pretty neutral on my phone, and in my area. No gains in reception, but no decrease either.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Stajdanley:
Asus has a very nice tablet coming out soon that will be in the 400 dollar range. I have a NC running CM7 Stable and it is a really fun toy. You mentioned something about lag, but I think that is really only an issue if you are running your ROMs from the SD card and have a slower (Class 4 or less) card. If you are running from the internal memory, there is not really any lag to speak of. You can easily grab a Nook Color off of Craig's list for 150 dollars. Well worth the $$$.

Hope everyone is doing well! I've been unrooted for a few months and hating every minute of of it. Finally got rolling again a couple of days ago, but I'm giving Sprint Lovers a run at the moment. -J
[EVO 4G Android Development] ageesm:
I haven't done it, just haven't gotten around to it/kind of like where my phone is at right now :). Everything I have read has either been positive or neutral (as above)...YMMV I would assume.
[EVO 4G Android Development] JGW310:
aweeeesome!!!!!! would you mind making me a YouTube vid giving a little demo/hands on with your Nook?? and how do you run CM7 off of the internal memory?? i have only come across ways to do it off of the SD..........

ALSO........... I HAVE DECIDED TO GET THE ASUS TRANSFORMER!!!!!!after doing some research, this tab is DEFINITELY where its at, especially with price!!! now i just gotta wait for it to be released in the US............ they said by the end of April............... i mean, they have 11 days to get this thing released!!!
[EVO 4G Android Development] timdawgdentist:
I did notice some 3g gains on new radio. I keep going back and forth between CM and Myns. On cm the weird echo during phone calls disappeared. On sense seemed about the same other than the 3g gains.

tim
[EVO 4G Android Development] Persnlmgr:
ASUS

After 15 years on HP laptops, I just bought an ASUS G73SW.

http://www.asus.com/Notebooks/Gaming_Powerhouse/G73SW/

It's a BEAST, and is easily the most impressive laptop I've ever used. I've had it a month and every day it just blows my mind in new and amazing ways. I got the i7, 750G 10k-rpm HD, 8G ram, blu-ray/dvd superdrive, and more, for exactly 1/2 what a comparable MacBook Pro would've cost.

So I, too, am now planning on getting the Transformer. If the quality is as good, and the design/tech-execution is as innovative as this new lappie, I'm completely psyched for it.

http://www.asus.com/Eee/Eee_Pad/Eee_Pad_Transformer_TF101/

:cool:
[EVO 4G Android Development] Persnlmgr:
I got an immediate one bar uptick on my 3G...and it's held up all night.

4G check manana when I'm in town...

:cool:
[EVO 4G Android Development] welshwarriorsf:
Anybody have the new radios to post for download? Im not sure where to get it. And any special instructions? Flash them like anything else right? Wipe cache/dalvick then flash?

Sent from my Myned out Warm Evo 4G
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
Standalone Radio PC36IMG (must be flashed through the hBoot/fastboot) Evo Radio Version 2.15.00.04.08 (MD5 1ECE6F6BC355AFB721BA7264F82DD1E7) As always, flash with caution and remember that you are the only one responsible for what you do to your phone.

http://www.multiupload.com/1TQ4MQF7SN

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[EVO 4G Android Development] sinnedone:
So you can not flash this via clockwork or amanra recovery correct?
[EVO 4G Android Development] KB112:
Correctamundo.
[EVO 4G Android Development] sinnedone:
So is this as easy as pitting the file onto root of sd cardamd rebooting into bootloader and it auto installs, or must I read up on this procedure somewhere?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Jjday7:
This is the one I used and it is flashable.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12908088&postcount=738

Be careful to let it do the whole process. Follow directions closely because this can't brick your phone if your not careful!!!

I also notice some gains in speed. I can only explain it as the kb dont bottom out as much. I used to get 1400kb and then would drop to 60kb download. This doesn't seem to happen now. I can't say the speeds are still up to my standards though. I think we should be solid at 1500kb down. That's a wish and a dream though.
[EVO 4G Android Development] jbermi:
i have my ASUS n71 for just about a year and it still humming along even after a 3 foot drop onto a hardwood floor. (only minor cracks on the case) not worth RMA'ing. but they do build quality laptops for a good price (better than HP or dell imo)

if their build quality trickles down to the transformer, it may be something i may look into...but most likely just gonna save the bucks for the 3D when it comes out.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ageesm:
+3 billion on ASUS, their hardware (especially their components) have almost never failed me. I bought a fairly inexpensive K61 (middle of the road then, I'd say) about 2 years ago and it has easily been the best laptop I have ever used as well. Haven't had a single issue. Every Dell/HP I have owned has needed some sort of service in the first 2-3 years, some fairly major.

I would blindly trust anything they make, at least from a hardware perspective. I have never actually seen/used one, but I would imagine the build quality on their Garmin phones are superb for what they are. I really wish they would jump on some Android handsets. They built a few WP7 prototypes for Microsoft I believe, but anyway I am excited to see/try a Transformer.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
So far, so good. My device is a tad smoother and responsive, but not by much and everything is working as it should. I have no complaints about it at this point....:)

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[EVO 4G Android Development] sinnedone:
Flashed the zip and after reboot gave me a HTC something force close. Rebooted into recovery to wipe cache n dalvik and all is well. Haven't tested anything as of yet.
[EVO 4G Android Development] googleguy:
Kernel Flash Issue

I tried twice to flash the netarchy-toastmod-4.3.4-cfs-havs-more-nosbc kernel and was stuck in a bootlop both times. I had to pull the battery and re-flash the original HTC #15 kernel to recover. I wiped Dalvik before each flash attempt. I have never had issue flashing kernels in the past (with my old Hero).

Any Ideas?
[EVO 4G Android Development] nsxla:
Anyone else using ziggys kernel with the same issue?

I have tried all the recent kernels (Beta Kernels 10 Apr 11) for the EVO all randomly boot, even though i manually set the CPU to min of 245..using adb or Setcpu. Is there a way to catch what is causing the reboots?? Would alogcat capture it, it seems to reset the log after a reboot. BTW phone seems to reboot not while idle rather under load ex: launching Pulse app. Otherwise the kernel is so speedy compared to others, its a shame its having these reboots.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Product F(RED):
Did you wipe the cache and dalvik cache before you rebooted out of recovery?
[EVO 4G Android Development] vanessaem:
I just want to say that after trying many of the ROMs out I'm back to my favorite and the best IMO. It's great to be back to the stable, cozy, warm goodness of Myn's. I guess I didn't appreciate this ROM until I stopped using it. (Sigh) Nice to be back home.

Next time I want a little variety, I'll flash a theme or try a mod or something. Sheesh. :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] itster2:
As a technician that runs his own computer repair service for around 4 years and have been repairing computers for over 15 years now, i can tell you that ASUS is a company i don't trust one bit. they have sent me replacement (refurbished) m/b's that were not even tested and arrived doa, not once, not twice, but 3 times for the same customer. That's not the only case also with ASUS components. In the beginning they were amazing, now they have become so big, they are now another HP.

I now use the lesser of all evils, dell. my personal laptop is a studio xps 1645 and it has every bell and whistle you can think of. I compared it to by brothers mac book pro and his pro is $3500 compared to my $1700 xps and the mac was not even close in comparison. he doesn't even have a 1080p screen, quad processor or 1 gig of video ram to start.. macs are a joke all around..

but anyway... i heard myn is working on porting wp7 to evo.. is this true?
[EVO 4G Android Development] googleguy:
The second time, the first time I only wiped Dalvik
[EVO 4G Android Development] amoosavi:
+1. I recently flashed the kernel and downgraded my pri. After a few days of settling in, I'm starting to get some pretty decent results also.
[EVO 4G Android Development] jerryparid:
Anyways, I'm back to RLS5 after an one week stint with CM7. Didn't choose GB because most GB are not fully functional.

1. Annoying phantom voicemail (the "unfixable" kind that requires phone swap/reactivation, on phone voice mail reset)

2. Annoying grounding issues when plugged in (doesn't seem to happen in Sense, ie the original grounding issues was a software fix and CM7 doesn't have it implemented well enough that the screen is grounded with connected to charging cable)

3. AOSP Dialer (:-Angry)

4. Slow ass GPS (~5-10s compared to instant) lock even applying the GPS fix in sense. Before the fix, it wouldn't even lock.

5. Poor wifi reception, Evo already has a borderline gimpy wifi chip/antenna in the first place.