yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Aria Android Development] bkmo:
unplug it b4 entering clockwork.
[HTC Aria Android Development] sentinel79:
Just installed and no issues so far. I can tell things are faster though ... was coming from liberated 12
[HTC Aria Android Development] yaswanth.y.s:
Such a rookie question. How to enter clockwork without rom-manager and plugging it in?? please help.
[HTC Aria Android Development] cegna09:
installed ADW launcher, using beautiful widgets on my main home screen, same layout on all 5 screens, lockbot pro to change lock screen, etc. Top bar is different, but i don't care about that. basically i've made the appearance look the same as when i was running CM6, still have the benefits of Froyo with the addition of flash support from sense and the facebook for sense integration.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
I included 2 very useful apps that many people use: Astro and Terminal. If you don't like them - you CAN delete them - from clockwork. I put those on there because I am always looking for them on first boot. Term to check things out and Astro because it ishas a good backup and restore utility for apps. I don't have download everything just because I wiped data. If you want something untouched or done differently, do it yourself. Otherwise, deal with what I think is probably most wanted by most people.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
I forgot trackball wake. It was late. I'll put it in the next one - hopefully I can get it working properly.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Shoot yourself for asking that same question that's been asked, answered and documented about 1000 times.

SEARCH.
[HTC Aria Android Development] yaswanth.y.s:
Thanks for your help. I did. I found it. Installing right now.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Yeah, good chance.

No hiding clocks, and yeah, trackball wake isn't working like it used to. CyanogenMod isn't a hacked up version of Froyo. HTC Sense is. We have the advantage of fixing things in source with CM6, unlike this.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Good, glad you got it sorted.
[HTC Aria Android Development] asiancuta:
2 1/2hrs of playing with it. Ran camera, video, maps w Gps, navigation, browser, market...everything runs flawlessly. :) great surprise to wake up to this morning.

Once again Attn1, you've come thru for the Aria fans
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
Thanks for getting this out so quick. Up and running fine. Do you know if there's kernel source anywhere for this (no CIFS in this kernel)?
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
No kernel source yet, Gene. I was going to try the CM6 kernel with it to see what breaks/what works.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Yosi_P:
I'm waiting for HTC Sense Android 2.2 version that will support Hebrew characters, as well.

Please, inform me when you get such ROM.

Thanks!
[HTC Aria Android Development] kcustom11:
Has anyone noticed a significant increase in battery life compared to cyanogen or liberated ROMs? I don't keep track but it seems that this ROM gives me more time.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Is there an HTC 2.1 ROM that supports Hebrew? If so, what is the language code (equiv to en_US) for english - United States? Can you get me a copy or a dump of that ROM?

If I can find a 2.1 HTC ROM that supports it, I may be able to make a flashable update to set the ROM up with that locale.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
I really don't know what you mean, and I am not inclined to root around your other posts to figure it out.

I will take a stab (in the dark) at a solution:

When you flash ROMs, always start clockwork from a powered down phone and the usb cable unplugged.

When you go from 2.1 to 2.2 or vice versa, always wipe data.

When you for from cm6 to HTC Sense or vice versa, always wipe data.
[HTC Aria Android Development] allstar21369:
Just want to start by saying thank you to attn1 for all of his hard work, none of which he receives financial compensation for, yet still he works tirelessly to provide us unwashed masses with wonderful ROMs, all the while listening to our feedback, requests, and far too often, whining.

That being said I have a couple noob questions. Coming from Liberated R012 would I need to do a complete factory data wipe to install the Aria Froyo ROM properly? And after I do begin running the new Froyo ROM for Aria what can I expect to be different? I use Launcherpro but will ocassionally use Sense. Other than native APP2SD, and being able to install Froyo (or 2.2) apps, what will be different or what is a reason to upgrade?

I've tried to keep up with the forum posts and so I apologize if this was covered somewhere else.

Thanks again attn1!

Sent From Liberated Aria DDX R012
[HTC Aria Android Development] drjim:
My review on mobilitydigest.com

Kudos to attn!:

http://mobilitydigest.com/froyo-comes-to-htc-ariain-two-flavors/
[HTC Aria Android Development] Noobla_Khan:
I'll throw a couple of things out:

Froyo is faster than eclair and you can use voice commands like "call xcontact" or "text so and so" in Google search.
[HTC Aria Android Development] drjim:
Froyo Voice Dialing Problem Solved

On the latest Liberated Froyo ROM, when I voice dialed from my Jabra BT-530 (outstanding headset at a very reasonable price), a screen would pop up on my Aria requiring me to respond manually to several options. Huh, doesn’t that defeat the purpose of hands-free voice dialing?!?!

Thanks to TDianna, there is a solution:

Re: His instructions:

I spent quite a bit of time trying to follow his instructions for removing the installed VoiceDialer and replacing it with the functioning version using a file explorer, but failed miserably. Then I just decided to throw caution to the wind and just install the better version and guess what? It worked.

Now when I double press my Jabra, I get a voice asking me what I want to do. I say something like, “Call Home” or Dial XXX-XXXX, it repeats my command, and then places the call. The voice recognition accuracy seems excellent (no miscues yet). I tried other voice commands, such as “Open Calendar,” but it didn’t work (I never use voice command for anything except dialing, so I don’t care). The one thing that I’m unclear on is what happens if it doesn’t accurately recognize my command. There is no way I can tell to abort the command aside from pushing Jabra’s button again (seems to work).
[HTC Aria Android Development] soccerstud19b:
Alright so i've tried partitioning my sd card with rom manager but almost everytime i've done it, it'll restart and go into clockwork and then it just boot loops at the htc screen. Am i doing something wrong here? Last time i tried i believe it went through, but my apps are being stored to the phone instead of the sd card, is there a setting i have to choose somewhere?? Thanks in advanced, btw attn1, thanks for all your hard work
[HTC Aria Android Development] le nitro:
I installed it and it went seamlessly. I tried to use the wifi hotspot and my laptop couldnt make the connection. I restored my former liberated rom. Just going to way for a newer version. Thanks though for all the hard work :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] Clowndro:
new message notification light?

Hi all, first time poster, lurker, and noob here. Question:

Has anyone else noticed intermittent issues with the new message indicator light failing to flash when a new text or email comes in?

I flashed FR005. (I must chime in my thanks to Attn1 as well for his tireless efforts, this stuff is magnificent.)
[HTC Aria Android Development] kura808:
So I tried CM6 and played with it for about half a day. Although it seems quite faster and has significantly more options for customization, I think I actually prefer Liberated Froyo. I ended up flashing back to FR005 hehe. Though I think I'll miss the OC in CM6. PSX4droid played quite well haha.

The interesting thing I found was that CM6 had much less usable ROM compared to Liberated. I was quite surprised because I thought Sense took up much of the internal memory. Also CM6 seemed to have a little stronger signal strength. Liberated usually bounced around from 2 to 4 bars (it only has 4 bars btw). CM6 was mostly at 5 bars most of the time.

Anyways thought I'd share =)
[HTC Aria Android Development] sna66:
bars is not an indication of signal strength, see the radio information for the dB, correct me if i'm wrong, but the radio firmware is not changed in a rom flash, so this should not affect signal strength, i think the battery life is enough for me to not use sense
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Yes, you should do a complete wipe going from 2.1 to 2.2.

Backup your applications with titanium or astro first to minimize the pain.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Yes, you should do a complete wipe going from 2.1 to 2.2.

Backup your applications with titanium or astro first to minimize the pain.

The main benefit of 2.2 is performance, since we have most of Froyo's feature (except live wallpapers, which are just the most useless waste of battery power ever) already in 2.1. Froyo provides a dramatic improvement is performance, particularly with graphics rendering.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dexmix:
I thought it was acting funny, but i'll try and pay better attention to it.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dexmix:
my laptop connected just fine using both USB tether, and wifi hotspot using FR005
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
drjim: One point of correction:

The Aria was released on June 20th. On June 22nd, the second day after it's release and the first day I owned the phone, I rooted it and at 9:42 pm that same day, posted the first Liberated Aria Rom, rooted and stripped of bloat.

From there, it evolved into a completely enabled, full featured ROM, with contributions from a lot of people who did a lot of work I was able to re-use.

Thanks for the kinds words, and thanks for recognizing the community in your article and not an individual. Contributions to the current state of the Aria are far too numerous to even try to mention.

I also own a Nexus One, and though the Nexus is a great device and I think is still the gold standard for Android phones, I prefer to carry my little Aria because of its fantastic performance and because it's size makes it more comfortable to carry. I never thought I'd like this little device as quite as much as I do.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dexmix:
OT!!! but seriously. If it wasn't for you I wouldn't appreciate or know just how sweet of a phone this really is. THANKS!
[HTC Aria Android Development] yaminator:
Just installed the new ROM. Everything works great, except the bluetooth.

I know in the first page, it clearly states nothing is wrong the bluetooth. But my stereo bluetooth headset was working properly prior to the ROM, and the phone now no longer recognizes it (Nokia BH-214). It works fine with my other bluetooth devices though.

In anycase, thanks for all the hard work.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Mhyst:
This might be a dumb question, but did you re-pair your device?
[HTC Aria Android Development] yaminator:
When I scan for bluetooth devices, the Nokia receiver does not show up. It will find 6 or 7 other bluetooth devices in the area though.
[HTC Aria Android Development] MotorHeadCG:
So far no issues. The GPS lock is crazy fast.

Thank-you
[HTC Aria Android Development] jlayton15:
not that it matters much and I've used this rom but now using cm6.1 RC but dose this rom void the warranty? I know the one I use now dose but just curious to know
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
Since this is not an official release for most Arias, it requires rooting your device which does violate the warranty as I read it.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Yosi_P:
I'm not sure but it looks like this link may help you:

hXXp://myandroidblog.wordpress.com/2009/08/03/how-to-install-hebrew-fonts-on-htc-hero/

The following link includes Hebrew fonts ziped:

hXXp://firstpost.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/hebdroid.zip

This file is similar (I think it includes same fonts):

hXXp://s-wapo.ca/avi/an/Hebrew.Fonts.2.zip

(replace XX with tt)

Thanks,

Yosi.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Flixoman:
I said that I had ovulated before but that was just at the thought...now ovulation does not describe it - this is awesome. Only thing I have found is some YouTube things are choppy.

I do like lwp and the fact we can go landscape with optical to the left (put a chisel thru my hand last year and have some lasting damage). Serious w00tage - thanks!
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Sorry, but this method replaces default fonts - it does not supplement them.

Further, this method would not support language translations properly throughout the ROM.

I am looking for how HTC supports hebrew fonts and language in devices released for a locale. If I can find it and figure out how to add it without sacrificing existing functionality, it will be added. Is Hebrew supported in an HTC ROM?

What is the language/locale code?
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Did you wipe data?

Is the Nokia device discoverable when you pair?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
Hebrew is "iw".
[HTC Aria Android Development] bigwavesurfer4:
I downloaded this rom and out of habit downloaded setcpu even though i know i can't overclock without a kernel. When my phone goes into sleep and awakes it permanently clocks at 245 max 245 min which is super slow. When I uninstalled it, the phone still clocked at that speed (I could tell because it was still super slow after i put it to sleep) Any suggestions on how I can reverse these effects?
[HTC Aria Android Development] le nitro:
Reinstalled it and still not able to use the Wifi hot spot. Any known issues with this other than me?
[HTC Aria Android Development] strose09:
Could not get touch to talk to work not sure if anyone experienced this.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Omarpr:
Hi, anyone noticed a problem with the alarm, 3 days with Liberated Aria 6 and 3 days that I dont wake up at time jajaja. Thanks for your time.
[HTC Aria Android Development] soccerstud19b:
Make sure you alarm volume is turned up all the way, check your sound profiles to make sure nothing is screwed up. Are you using any third party apps like quick profiles?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Yosi_P:
====================

Ok - I understand.

Maybe that answer will help you better:

Please refer to this article, which coincidently states Hebrew, and has the links to ISO 639-1 (language codes) and ISO 3166-1 (country codes):

hXXp://developer.android.com/reference/java/util/Locale.html

Hebrew code is “he”

Israel code is “ISR”

Also see this:

hXXp://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=3639

Eventually you are probably looking for this “he_IL”

Regards,

Yosi
[HTC Aria Android Development] asiancuta:
if you have Auto Task Killer (ATK) installed, make sure it's not auto-killing the "clock". no "clock" running, no alarm function. i have mine in the Ignore List so it's never cut off.
[HTC Aria Android Development] drumist:
You voided your warranty when you used the Unrevoked tool to install Clockwork recovery to the phone. It doesn't really matter what ROM you install after that point, or even if you leave the original ROM on the phone.
[HTC Aria Android Development] AlbinoAsian:
charging question (issue?)

First of all I'm another extremely thankful person for the hard work that has been put into getting this ROM into wonderful working condition.

I have had my Aria for a week, and couldn't resist when I heard about being able to up it to 2.2. I do have a question about charging.

Last night, I had my plugged in (charging) and turned on. I usually try to charge it while switched off as much as possible, but this time I needed to have it on. It reached 100% with the green LED indicating it had indeed reached full charge. I decided to turn switch it off and plug it back in to see if I could boost up the charge a little more (which had worked under 2.1).

This time after plugging it again (while off) the LED stayed RED, and it stayed RED all night and never went green. Shouldn't it have been green either because it reached full charge, or because it was already at full charge when being plugged in?

I ask here because I only notice this happen after rooting / installing clockwise and this ROM.

Thanks for any response.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
What language is this?

דף אינטרנט לא זמין

יתכן שדף האינטרנט ב
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Auto task killers should never be used and are counter productive in Android.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Get titanium backup and see if you can find setcpu data and wipe it.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
That is Hebrew.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Shad0wguy:
I've been having a similar issue. My alarm goes off on time, but it doesn't display the dismiss/snooze option and won't turn off unless I reboot the phone. Any ideas?

Sent from my HTC Liberty
[HTC Aria Android Development] dexmix:
If you use an RUU to reflash the stock rom, who can really tell the difference?
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Okay, found it. It will be in the next release.
[HTC Aria Android Development] asiancuta:
I heard its a 50-50 debate. Something with Froyo restarts apps eventually regardless of use as a mean to cache the load for quicker starting or something.

Would you happen to know for sure "why" it'd counter productive in noob non-linux language terms Attn1 :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
For the exact reason you just cited. Android has excellent garbage collection and will start certain processes to keep them current. With task killers, you use CPU to kill them, and then Android uses CPU to reload them, and then the task killer uses more CPU to kill them. It's a CPU eating cycle, and it's a poor way to manage memory. Most people cite more free memory as the primary reason to use task killers. This is fallacy. Free memory (NOT storage) does you no good. It's doing nothing. You don't need it.

The idea of garbage collection is to optimize memory for more efficient overall processing - this means utilizing it. Android fills memory with processes (some active, some not) that it needs to run most effectively, and will move things in and out of memory as needed. While Android garbage collection is not perfect (nothing is) task killers just throw a huge monkey wrench in the process and are counter productive.

ATK is the carnie miracle potion of Android. Don't fall for it.
[HTC Aria Android Development] asiancuta:
Noted. I will give a day without ATK running a shot and see how the battery life is.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Dont forget to leave wifi on when it's available and shut off bluetooth and GPS when you aren't using them.
[HTC Aria Android Development] le nitro:
Is anyone other than myself having an issue with the wifi hotspot?
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Most are not - it works fine here. Did you wipe data?
[HTC Aria Android Development] capsin6:
PATH in init.rc

@attn1: PATH in init.rc with FR006 build seems to have the same problem described in thread. hxxp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=780860

Just bringing it to your attention. Let me know if I'm wrong..
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
You're wrong.

# echo $PATH

/sbin:/system/sbin:/system/bin:/system/xbin

Hint: this can easily happen if you are using a jacked up boot image from flashing someone else's kernel.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Plasmamuffins:
Is this rom kind of laggy for anyone? I loaded it yesterday and everything was laggy and slow except for the browser and games like angry birds, I ended up restoring r012 O:
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
did you wipe data? This rom is much faster than R012.
[HTC Aria Android Development] capsin6:
You are right; I stand corrected.

But, when I'm booted into recovery I get different results:

~ # echo $PATH

echo $PATH

/sbin

Also looking at init.rc has the line

export PATH /sbin

Anyways, $PATH is ok when booted normally.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Recovery is different. Has nothing to do with the ROM.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Plasmamuffins:
Yup, I've done all this flashing stuff before, I just don't know why its being laggy. I'm gunna try flashing it again later to see if its running faster.

Oh yeah, it got a score of 890 in quadrant using your new rom if that counts for anything
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
That's faster than R012. Did you disable animations in Settings > Display?
[HTC Aria Android Development] netw3rkd:
Lockbot includes a type of trackball wake, has anyone tried it?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Plasmamuffins:
I don't believe I did. Do you think that'll fix it? I really want to use this rom but the lagginess kills me >_
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
When I played with this rom, I used the track wake with widget locker and got the same results.

Makes sense, if the track is getting power cut from it...it won't matter what you use.

I'm curious if those flashing other kernels (that obviously break other things) can test out the wake issue and get different results...
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
This rom is definitely noticibly faster than liberated 2.1, and that's without any adjustments. Now if you're jumping from cm6...cm6 is much smoother response wise.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Plasmamuffins:
I switched over from r012
[HTC Aria Android Development] Plasmamuffins:
Okay this time I flashed it without wiping anything and its running a hell if a lot faster now...but its still kinda buggy. Its amazing though
[HTC Aria Android Development] nairb1:
I just ran unrevoked to root/install clockwork recovery. I wiped/data, cache, dalvik cache, then tried to install liberated_aria_FR006_signed.zip from my sdcard in clockwork recovery. I get the following error every time:

E: Can't chown/mod /system/etc/init.d (no such file or directory)

E: Failure at line 10: set_perm_recursive 0 0 0777 0777

System:etc/init.d

Installation aborted.

Any ideas?
[HTC Aria Android Development] eljefe27:
Try re downloading the file
[HTC Aria Android Development] nairb1:
re-downloaded and same error...
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
You started clockwork wrong. Read the FAQ
[HTC Aria Android Development] churapa:
Using LockBot Pro here, trackball wakes but takes you to lockscreen, no settings to send you to home screen, but you can do it with home icon or unlocking your lockscreen as you would do with your regular lockscreen.
[HTC Aria Android Development] nairb1:
I guess I need more info on "After diagnostics complete, you can enter Clockwork the proper way." If I start the phone mentioned this way it goes into the htc recovery, not clockwork. But if I restart with usb connected it goes into clockwork. What is the proper way for entering clockwork?

Thanks
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
From a powered down state, hold the volume down key and then press the power button and continue holding until you get the HBOOT screen. From the HBOOT screen select RECOVERY and hit the power button and that will take you into ClockworkMod.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tbone22:
Mine is kinda buggy with fr006 sometimes to but still better than WM on my last device. I do have a few issues. I get a black screen sometimes with the top bar on it and have to take battery out to get it to get back to home screen. Also sense will give force quit message. Then there is also a problem with my location it works sometimes and then won't others. I didn't have these problems with fr003. These are things i can live with but would like to fix.
[HTC Aria Android Development] nairb1:
thanks attn1 i got it
[HTC Aria Android Development] netw3rkd:
Just what I was hoping to hear. Thanks.
[HTC Aria Android Development] the_hatter:
First time poster here, just wanted to say thanks to Attn1 and everybody else who's been developing for the Aria. You guys rock! Tried rooting and installing a new rom for the first time tonight and it was a breeze! Between the unrevoked rooting and titanium backup setting restoration, this really couldn't have been much easier. Wifi hotspot works, so does market, sideloading etc. Awesome!

On a side note, has anybody noticed with this rom that the boot time is longer than it was on the original at&t rom? Or is that just me?