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[EVO 4G Android Development] k2buckley:
When you toggle on 4g, then toggle it off again, there is a glitch where the wimax radio continuously searches for a connection, or searches for something. Whatever it does, it prevents your phone from sleeping, and it holds a wake lock. The only way to clear that out is to reboot the phone. If you turn on 4g, then turn it off, and run a logcat, you will see the error for sure. It will DESTROY your battery, at least it did with mine. So basically this means a reboot is required after each time you turn off the 4g.

(this isn't a ROM issue, it's a known issue with HTC, that they have yet to fix for us)
[EVO 4G Android Development] NasTraDooMis:
+1. Sometimes it may take a good 15min for it to initially boot up after installing a new rom.
[EVO 4G Android Development] 1ktmeadows:
Rebooting

But why when I reboot my phone all of my apps and widgets are gone from the screen. Like when I reboot it all I get is seven blank screens, Why? I installed the rom succesfully, thats what it said in recovery when installing the rom.
[EVO 4G Android Development] brownhornet:
Yea and the worst part about it is, you dont even have to turn on 4G manually for it to happen thats how it was getting me. I had the switch pro 4G toggle switch and it was turning it on by itself everytime I rebooted the phone.. thats why I never noticed it until I downloaded that alogcat thing.
[EVO 4G Android Development] NasTraDooMis:
Cause u perhaps wiped data before flashing the rom ? If you use rom manager to flash rom, i know it asks u if u wish to wipe cache and devlik if u click yes it also wipes data too. I just reboot into recovery and manually wipe just the cache and devlik. If you wipe data you loose all you apps .
[EVO 4G Android Development] cirehawk:
Myn, just wanted to report back with some findings on the ziggy beta kernel you asked us to try out. I've been running it a few days now. I was also using setCPU with it (since I had been using it with HTC #17). It was performing well, but just didn't feel completely smooth (would hesitate briefly sometimes when scrolling through home screens and some apps had a noticeable startup delay after the phone had been asleep a bit). I was also getting about 18-20 hours battery life with light to moderate usage. Well last night I decided to remove setCPU, and there is a marked difference. Home screen transitions are buttery smooth and there hasn't been any lag with starting apps. I charged completely before going to bed last night and I'm still at 85% after 10 hours off charger. Granted, most of that time the phone was asleep, but I've sent about 3 emails and 5 texts since I started my day. I'll post results once I get into heavier use. My main point is that setCPU seemd to make performance worse with this kernel. Without setCPU, it performs better and seems to have as good (if not better) battery life.
[EVO 4G Android Development] cirehawk:
That (or something similar) used to happen to me on my Hero. Go into menu->settings->applications->all and clear sense data. Your screens SHOULD come back.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Bleys43:
So, I think it is you're for me to give back to the community in a small way, and I was looking at the faq in the third post of the thread and saw the walk-through of how to install the swype metamorph theme, and I decided I will give instructions on how to do the same process without purchasing root explorer. This technique requires that you be comfortable with the linux command-line.

I will start by quoting the original faq:

First, you will need to download the fixed zip file attached to post 5259, the post I quoted above, or you can navigate there from the faq in post 3.

The following commands simply replace the moving of the file using root explorer in the above quoted text, and should be entered in the terminal emulator app, follow all the other directions quoted above to the letter.

su

mount -w -o remount /system

mv /data/app/com.swype.android.inputmethod.apk /system/app/com.swype.android.inputmethod.apk

(in the above line, the original file name may end in inputmethod-1 or inputmethod-2, if you do not know how to determine this using commands, this method is not for you)

mount -r -o remount /system

So, there you go, the same method for applying the swype theme without the need to purchase root explorer. DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS IF YOU ARE NOT COMPLETELY COMFORTABLE USING THE LINUX COMMAND-LINE AS THE ROOT USER.
[EVO 4G Android Development] 1ktmeadows:
Rebooting

All of my apps are still on the phone when I reboot the phone but I have nothing on my seven screens. Like the apps and widgets that I put on my seven screens are gone when I reboot my phone.
[EVO 4G Android Development] 1ktmeadows:
Where do I go in the Application and do I Clear data in the HTC Sense(went to manage application and then went to HTC Sense).
[EVO 4G Android Development] Persnlmgr:
Another observation...when I unplugged the phone, NO SIGNIFICANT DROP in the battery, and after 30 minutes only down 3% (inc one 5 minute phone call)!!

This kernel's the shizzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!:D
[EVO 4G Android Development] supdawg:
How do you change keyboards? I've tried everthing..argggg

nevermind.. got it.
[EVO 4G Android Development] NasTraDooMis:
Ahhh, then look at above post by cirehawk and try that .
[EVO 4G Android Development] cirehawk:
Yes, clear data in HTC Sense.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
Go to MENU - SETTINGS - Applications - Manage Applications - Running

Scroll down to HTC Sense. Tap on it and then tap on Clear data. You will receive a warning. Go ahead and approve it. Voila!
[EVO 4G Android Development] Cubfan99:
I have to say that the new Gingerbread keyboard is amazingly good. I've got several paid keyboards that this one has now replaced (Smart Keyboard Pro, Ultra Keyboard, and others). Sure, they have more options, but I seldom use them, and this new one does what it needs to better than anything I've tried so far.

A few quirks that I have to learn, such as finding the comma when necessary... slows me down to hold the period or hit a space and find it at the top. But I'll catch on quickly, I think.
[EVO 4G Android Development] NasTraDooMis:
Longpress in text field and select input method.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Persnlmgr:
Get to a place where you're gonna type something, press and hold in the blank space, an "Input method" box will pop up, hit it and choose Android Keyboard (if you're attempting the new Gingerbread, or any KB you want).

VOILA!! :D
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
I, too, like the Gingerbread Keyboard a lot, but I'm not ready to say I like it better than smart keyboard. At least not yet, but I do like it a lot better than the HTC keyboard. Of the keyboards, I have installed, I rank it as follows:

1. Smart Keyboard

2. Swype

3. Gingerbread Keyboard

4. Android Froyo Keyboard

5. HTC Keyboard
[EVO 4G Android Development] Bleys43:
Anyone else notice that what there is to see of the gingerbread ui so far looks suspiciously like myn's? Seems to me myn has some fans at google, and perhaps a job offer on the way. ;-)
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
with a full wipe (including data, cache and dalvik cache x2)

and flash of RLS 4, you come up with 7 screens

each screen has something on it.

the center/home screen has mail, messages, voicemail, etc icons on it.

the one to the left has radio widgest and favorites, etc.

if, after wiping and flashing, you don't have that,

then download RLS 4 again, do a full wipe and flash it again,

until you do start off with the correct installation.

my .02

hope it helps
[EVO 4G Android Development] supdawg:
Thanks guys... this gingerbread keyboard is awesome Imo.
[EVO 4G Android Development] DraeGZ:
I still LOVE SwiftKey too.
[EVO 4G Android Development] cb7tuner93:
HELP!!!

I'm coming from MIUI and so far this is the Best Sense Rom after Baked Snack was banned from XDA, BUT!!!!! MY BATTERY LIFE IS MINUTE, My phone is dying faster than I have ever experienced since rooting, What can I Do? I did that battery tweak and still battery dying extremely fast. HELP??
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
@Myn

with the handful ! :) of people trying and switching to Myn's Warm TwoPointTwo and this thread being a beast,

with the top 3 questions being asked over and over again,

often just one page apart (!) (why bother to look back 5 pages, just post my question),

my suggestion for OP.

leave the please see FAQ in Post #3 under Notes,

but also put it somewhere near the top so perhaps someone WILL look at the FAQ before just posting.

and in FAQ

1) accessing keyboard that has been flashed/installed - long press - select input method.

2) themed LP - uninstall LP first - flash - clear defaults htc sense select launcher.

3) normally if you have an issue, rebooting, or backing up a step or two,

corrects itself. (how many times have we seen, rebooted and all good)

my .02

yer buddy Lowetax - not i owe tax :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] cb7tuner93:
Where can I get the gingerbread keyboard?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Kraenesk:
New launcher pro! Lets you constantly loop your home screens instead of bouncing at the last one. Butt it wont update over myn's themed one.
[EVO 4G Android Development] frankpreyes:
Hey Myn, are you going to create a myned version of the latest revision of launcher pro? I am used to the words on the dock!
[EVO 4G Android Development] SSaxman:
Call In Progress Screen

With stock Sense, if you have a call in progess and leave the call in progress screen, tapping the "Phone" button on the Rosie will take you back to the call in progress screen. With WarmTwoPointTwo, following the same steps (initiate a call, navigate away from the call in progress screen, tap the "Phone" button) you are taken to the dialer and not the call in progress screen. The only way to get back to the call in progress screen on WarmTwoPointTwo is to pull down the notification bar and tap on the call from there. Is this working as intended in WarmTwoPointTwo or do I have a glitch? If it is working as-designed, would it be possible to make it work like stock Sense in this respect?

I hope this hasn't been posted already. I did try several searches, but came up empty-handed.
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
Myn posted link and it's at OP Post #1
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
that was posted way way back, but yes that is how it works.

pull down to get back to call. but makes it easy to conference call now !

we'll have to see what Myn does in RLS 5
[EVO 4G Android Development] cirehawk:
What do you mean by constantly loop? You mean if you keep scrolling through the home screens it will just keep going back to the first screen after you reach the last screen?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Thedonk13:
Myn, so we know they are actively working on a Gingerbread ROM, do you have any plans or desires to push a Warm Gingerbread our way before year's end?? It just sounds so tasty when it comes outta your oven!
[EVO 4G Android Development] xlGmanlx:
did you ask the muffin man? :D:D:D
[EVO 4G Android Development] joeyldev:
Its a HTC glitch in the phone apparently. Is experienced across all roms. If you download alogcat from the market you should see a red line saying that wimax is constantly being denied or something like that. If your phone isn't doing it, then no worries.

The only way to stop it from what I've read on here is to delete all 4g widgets and restart the phone anytime you turn 4g on through the menu. Worked for me.
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
i'll send you pm on battery.

what does being banned from xda have to do with being a good ROM ?

EDIT: if you are using 4G, please read the last 10 pages about 4G wake lock issue.
[EVO 4G Android Development] marriedman624:
The muffin man?!?!?!
[EVO 4G Android Development] Greenfieldan:
What Kernel are you using for the Battery Tweak, as only a few are compatible with it (I'd recommend Netarchy ...the .1.9 one). If you did a full wipe before installing the ROM (I assume?) try wiping your batt stats, then reflashing the kernel and the battery tweak. That's what I had to do, and my battery life has been fantastic ever since :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] FlashEng1:
That's what she said??

I too and wondering about this 4G issue stuff! I have a feeling it is in fact Myn's ROM and not the kernel (used both stock #17 as well as Kings #11 CFS). And 4G goes spastic when turning on AND off.. No widgets installed (removed them according to another post) for 4G... That's my ONLY gripe about this ROM... Think I will try netarchy 4.2.1 bfs and see how battery life goes..
[EVO 4G Android Development] crazyloof:
Um... That 4g issue is an EVO 4G problem. Not a ROM problem. It happens on ANY ROM and ANY KERNEL. Even if you leave your phone completely stock it does it. It has nothing to do with myn or his rom. Its an HTC development issue that has yet to be fixed. You need to reboot your phone whenever you turn 4g off. Period.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Blaqdymun:
Do you know the Muffin Man? ;):p
[EVO 4G Android Development] Ken_Burnside:
I tried flashing both current gingerbread keyboards on this Rom, neither worked.

Bummer.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
Are you sure it did not flash? After flashing it, go to a place to text, long press, choose input method and select "android keyboard". If you were looking for it to state "gingerbread", it does not.

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[EVO 4G Android Development] xlGmanlx:
the muffin man?
[EVO 4G Android Development] fryman:
I flashed the gingerbread keyboard with Amon RA running Myn’s Warm TwoPointTwo - RLS 4 and it worked perfectly. I grabbed the one with auto correction and vibrate fixed here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=9634274

This is buy far the best keyboard out there!
[EVO 4G Android Development] eyeballer:
I haven't noticed a problem with the auto-correct with the one myn posted... ?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Ken_Burnside:
I'm an idiot. Long press worked.

Why isn't that setting in the keyboard prefs!!!
[EVO 4G Android Development] eyeballer:
Which setting? This way you can change keyboards without leaving the app you're in..
[EVO 4G Android Development] Drakhar:
Do you try #9 BFS or CFS? Kings #9 CFS is getting some amazing battery life for me.. :cool:
[EVO 4G Android Development] ddublu:
BFS. Thanks.
[EVO 4G Android Development] trieu:
do i flash the kernel after i flash the rom or do i flash the kernel first? and what do i have to wipe before i flash the rom? help me please
[EVO 4G Android Development] powerbala:
I think, finally this ROM settled down with me. After wiping & re installing many times.., and several battery calibration attempts...., I took someone's advice from this thread with SetCPU profile settings.., this one became a beast.

8 hrs after unplugged, more than hour and a half of continues use, its still in 80% and I'm loving it. :)

However I did notice one thing that, soon after I unplugged (around 3-4 mins), the number dropped to 96% and down to 90% rapidly. Then it stabilized. I believe I noticed this sudden drop several times so far.

Still this the BEST ROM so far!!

Thx Myn!!

EDIT : I also took another advice here said, use WIFI rather than 3G/4G if possible and flashed Kings BSF #9
[EVO 4G Android Development] powerbala:
ROM First.

Kernel Second.
[EVO 4G Android Development] eman3316@optonline.net:
Have been using my device a fair amount today as you can see.....I am running Kings #9 CFS. Only things I do are uncheck always on mobile data and uncheck google talk auto sign it and then log out. Not running setcpu or any other battery stuff.......GPS and auto sync are always on.

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[EVO 4G Android Development] AIpha:
I have, I exported the latin_Ime.apk from one of virusrom's themes(I think Carbon..) installed it with Astro.

Also, I really like this ROM. The Animations are awesome, and the rom as a whole is just very clean. I haven't had any major issues, (I don't like the HTC ime keyboard) but I pulled the .apk so all is good there...I have had an issue where nothing would sync up for a couple minutes, but it only happened once and I can't recreate the issue. So overall, I'm very happy with this ROM. :) You've did a wonderful job with it.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Drakhar:
BFS gave me really wacky CPU load percentages... CFS seems to be more stable and using less battery because of it.
[EVO 4G Android Development] iTouch24:
this pretty much underclocks the device ... giving u more battery but do u seem to feel that it is sluggish?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Drakhar:
I setup these Battery < profiles the other day and my phone felt very sluggish once it went under 50% battery, so I disabled all of the profiles except the Temp > 40 and the Screen Off profile.

Screen Off profile seems to help, lost 3% over 8 hours while I was asleep last night. But I think if you are constantly going from screen off to screen on it will end up eating more battery since your CPU has to kick back up to 500 or 600+ Mhz when you turn the screen on. Just a logical guess, I'm not an expert. :D
[EVO 4G Android Development] beyawnko:
Beautiful ROM! im blown away by the thoroughness of this release, and subtle improvements helping make the EVO the phone it should be. keep up the good work man.
[EVO 4G Android Development] muchlove106:
Kernel CM6 Snap v7.6

I am using Kernel CM6 Snap v7.6 with this ROM which works great by the way. I am having one problem. I am not getting 4g on my phone. I am not sure if it's the Kernel or the ROM. Is anyone else using this kernel or this is a known issue. Any help would be great.
[EVO 4G Android Development] tyrnight:
Its the Kernel.... Snap7.6 was made for CyanogenMod which doesnt have 4g yet..
[EVO 4G Android Development] muchlove106:
Do you know if there is a Kernel that works as well as this one. I was able to get like 1,400 with qua. on this one. Any help would be great.
[EVO 4G Android Development] chebubbin:
This problem grew worse and worse, and my phone was rebooting so frequently that it was unusable. I had to revert back to the stock Sprint ROM, temporarily.

I just wiped all three caches and reinstalled the ROM. So far, so good. I'll report back if it continues to crash.
[EVO 4G Android Development] chebubbin:
I'm an idiot. There was indeed a Wireless Tether application in my apps right from the get-go. I just didn't know it was there or that I was supposed to be using it over Sprint's shoddy Hotspot app.

I've confirmed your statement; the version in the Market doesn't work on this ROM. It appears to work fine until one attempts to connect to the hotspot (the client never receives an IP address).

You are also correct in that the version of "Wireless Tether" that comes with the ROM functions perfectly well. And, better still, Wireless Tether functions with the kernel that is included in the ROM! Once I realized that a working version of the Wireless Tether app is included in the ROM, I launched it, and it works beautifully. I never had to upgrade my kernel.

Thanks again for your help!
[EVO 4G Android Development] myn:
hehe. You had me going for a bit. Thanks man :)

Thanks for sharing the link. My charter for every rom I ever release is "fast, stable and beautiful". Although this Desire HD clock/weather Widget would look nice it seems as though the current state is a little unstable? When you remove from home screen you can't readd it. I'll have a look after RLS2 and see if we can't add that functionality :).

I appreciate you all giving me ideas and links to stuff you want added. Much of RLS2 is based upon the comments given in this thread. My backlog ultimately comes from you guys. Thank you.
[EVO 4G Android Development] chebubbin:
I simply didn't realize that the "Wireless Tether" application was included in the ROM. It is far superior to Sprint's Hotspot application, and renders the Sprint app useless. You may simply wish to exclude the Sprint app, to prevent confusion. Anyone who is using your ROM has rooted his phone, and by extension does not need to pay extra for hotspot capabilities. As such, I would actually encourage you not to include the Sprint app, as there may be people who don't realize that a replacement app is included, and then go out and pay Sprint the extra $30/mo., even when the phone is already rooted, to have hotspot capabilities. And we don't want that!
[EVO 4G Android Development] pkmusic:
I do agree it's redundant. Maybe internet shortcut with the option of selecting default browser of your choice.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Maximiano:
Phone has been on now for 11 hours with medium to heavy usage (streaming video, watching mlb highlights, games and lots of text messages). Still have 20% battery. Very nice work on this ROM.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Cubfan99:
Yeah, I agree. After playing with it for an afternoon, I'm happily back to Smart Keyboard Pro. It's easily the best free keyboard, but Smart Keyboard still wins.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Greenfieldan:
Myn, I'm not sure if you saw this, but I think this is pretty cool :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=864556
[EVO 4G Android Development] Persnlmgr:
Bwahahahahaha....and here I thought we were in the same boat and must have met in some IRS office somewhere....;)
[EVO 4G Android Development] SSaxman:
Thanks lowetax. I figured it had already been mentioned. I tried searching, but 1500 pages is a lot to look through, lol.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
You're not an idiot. We all overlook things from time to time. As for as its settings, the longpress is a shortcut that allows you to quickly change keyboards without exiting your current app.

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[EVO 4G Android Development] Thedonk13:
wow, i just got awesomesauce allover my pants! seriously MYN...drop an RLS5 this weekend just for this animation!
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
the keyboard shown in photo in the link you attached

appears different than this keyboard photo shown (above)

• nothing between ?123 and microphone on left

• that one has GO on right

is it just a setting ? or different Gingerbread keyboards ?
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
The gingerbread keyboard is definitely on the right path to being among the top tier.

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[EVO 4G Android Development] fmedina2:
This ROM works flawlessly on my phone but whenever I install it on my girlfriends phone the CPU stays clocked anywhere from 600 - 998 and its draining battery life big time. I did a clean install by wiping data/cache/dalvik. Then I tried installing one of netarchys kernel but it didnt change anything. Tried re-flashing again but it didnt do anything. I am not running SetCPU, even when I am not even touching the phone the CPU is anywhere from 600 - 998. I really like this ROM and dont want to have to flash another ROM.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
Just to clarify things, your girlfriend's phone is indeed an EVO 4G and secondly, is the problem you're having prior to or after restoring apps & data? Finally, did you wipe the battery stats? That's important if you're coming from a different rom or switching kernels.

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[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
+1

that would be fun...

let's see - text input selection ...

leave the application that you're in by pressing Home.

then menu settings - language & keyboard.

select desired keyboard under text settings.

check default.

long press Home key to show recent apps

and press on application to return to where you started.

and then try to remember wth you wanted to say !

yup - i think long press is just a touch (rimshot!) better method !
[EVO 4G Android Development] klbjr:
LauncherPro v0.8.2 released! Think we can get a updated themed version?