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[HTC Aria Android Development] AkumaMax:
it must be the apps you guys are using. I am an android newbie. This was my first ROM flashed and I have had the same battery life as before with the launch AT&T ROM. I have a few new apps on the phone. My younger brother told me that Compared to my older brothers HTC EVO mine is super quick. Had one hiccup when first installing the ROM but with a quick reflash of the old and back to this everything was good. The problem was USER ERROR for sure. Anyway thanks for the great ROM Love the Nexus live wallpaper it runs super smooth.

EDIt: hey I was wondering is there any way to get bluetooth dialing on my phone with this ROM since it is on 2.2 it's supposed to have it right?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tribestros:
Sense. I like the polished style of Sense. I don't care about the Sense widgets other than the clock, but the Sense apps, UI as a whole, are what brings me back to Liberated. Also, the storage space on Liberated is huge, compared to Cyanogen.
[HTC Aria Android Development] twoscoopsofpig:
IPv6 issues

I have no idea if this causing any secondary issues, but I opened up Google Goggles and after all the crap about registering and tutorials, it force closed. I reopened it and it said the kernel was missing IPv6 support.

I've been using LibAria FR since mid October when it came out, but just hadn't had a good reason to use Goggles until today.

Again, I don't know if this has been causing any other problems elsewhere (say with apps that auto-upload but fail more gracefully back to IPv4) but I'd love to have it fixed if only to have the whole thing done right.

I guess the real question is the same one everyone else asks: what can be done about IPv6 support?

By the by - love the ROM and this is only my first issue directly related to the ROM itself. Thanks for the hard work!
[HTC Aria Android Development] FZ1Darren:
i believe ipv6 support is not included in the kernel in the fr series. probably no ipv6 support until we get the official froyo update. i believe cm6 has ipv6 support. i think the overclock kernel for fr might include ipv6 support.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tribestros:
I'm a noob to this, but I'm just running Liberated at the moment, but downloaded SetCPU and it let's me underclock & overclock...? Is my phone deceiving me?
[HTC Aria Android Development] judicious:
Thanks! This worked, I just moved the apps individually and manually. I eventually changed and pushed a code thru adb shell so it always default to my sd card.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
If you use a lot of bluetooth, you may find battery life better on CM6.1 than on the release candidates with the introduction of the new .32 kernel.

I don't use a lot of bluetooth and generally get comparable battery life between the two roms.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Noobla_Khan:
Digging the magic smoke live wallpaper. :D
[HTC Aria Android Development] dallasjim:
LOL!! Tell me about it. I work in higher(?) ed.

Attn1, would it be possible to use the old Liberated Rom lockscreen in Froyo?

Thank you for another great piece of work!!
[HTC Aria Android Development] cegna09:
your spelling mostly. Honestly, it is not that hard to just type out the whole word, takes almost no more time. And when i see the word "can" typed as "kan" i'm not sure you're even typing to save time anymore, just looks like the inability to spell.

here's a tip. install firefox or chrome. enable spell checking. if there is a red line, it's wrong.
[HTC Aria Android Development] qualnd:
I do type like that but that does not me im not educated I do it to save time n I switch letters up becuase it a habit from wen i waz young n I have google chrome but choose not to use spell checker but like I said earlier that does not mean im dumb stupid r wateva u want to kall it

POSTED FROM MY BOMB A$$ HTC ARIA!!!!!!!!
[HTC Aria Android Development] SoCalHTCFuze:
Excellent, exactly what I wanted, dont change a thing with your Liberated builds! Swype seems to work better on 2.2 too!

Just an FYI, Market is still hiding protected apps with this build, modified build.prop manually and that fixed it.
[HTC Aria Android Development] churapa:
You can have as many "habits" as you wish, but if you are going to ask for help, at least try to make yourself understandable, besides it's a matter of (self)respect the way we present ourselves towards others.
[HTC Aria Android Development] djmaddogfreal:
Not for nothing, it makes you sound dumb.. Not that you are dumb, but reading something like that makes you sound it. I don't know how "young" you are referring to because I can't really put you past 19, but you might want to think of changing how your type and most likely speak. In a professional world, you will get nowhere. Just a bit of friendly advice.

Back on topic, the ROM looks great. Should have come this way from AT&T in the beginning. I have noticed that slingmedia isn't available to download in the market and while I thought all my apps and settings were backed up to Google, it doesn't seem like this ROM is reading those settings. I operate both gmail and my corporate e-mail via exchange on this device and they work very well.

Overall no issues, I like the fact that I can play angry birds, keep up the good work and thanks again.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Don't know about NY Times, but Google Earth is not supported on this platform.
[HTC Aria Android Development] FZ1Darren:
rom includes 12 live wallpapers. seem to work fine. thanks attn1 for all the work. it is truely appreciated.
[HTC Aria Android Development] SoCalHTCFuze:
Protected apps wont get backed up, thats how I found it too. Change the following in your build.prop , it will become available in the market again.

FROM:

ro.build.fingerprint=htc_wwe/htc_liberty/liberty/liberty:2.2/FRF91/272626:user/release-keys

TO:

ro.build.fingerprint=cingular_us/htc_liberty/liberty/liberty:2.1-update1/ERE27/179042:user/release-keys
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Okay, what was your mod in build.prop?
[HTC Aria Android Development] ekerbuddyeker:
when I power donw the device and plug it in toi charge, it runs clockwork. Why? / How to stop this?

PS: I saw once on my HD2 that there is a better set of power down options somewhere. Anyone?
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Better to use a froyo fingerprint that works. I'll fixit in the next build.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Noobla_Khan:
I know this has been covered more than a few times but that is the way clockwork recovery works. I don't think you can get around this other than using some other recovery image.
[HTC Aria Android Development] -Kevlar-:
market not working for me...
[HTC Aria Android Development] qualnd:
use root explorer n go to system/app n find vending.apk reinstall it then reboot it worked for me

POSTED FROM MY BOMB A$$ HTC ARIA!!!!!!!!
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
just wipe market data with titanium backup. You probably did not wipe before installation.
[HTC Aria Android Development] jlayton15:
I have the gratica Rom instead and I know a few differences just from reading but how is the battery life? Is it any different or same because today for about 20 minutes of use I played angry birds and tried to under clock it a little and couldn't get it to work this Rom runs 480-600 I didn't know if its the same on this Rom too but thinking about switching the gomarket app is really annoying but thanks attn1 I appreciate the hard work and thanks all others who help
[HTC Aria Android Development] jlayton15:
I forgot to say for 20 minutes of angry birds and trying to underclock I lost 15 perfect of battery really fast ?
[HTC Aria Android Development] -Kevlar-:
hard when i cant download from market...
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
I agree. With CM 6.1 RC2, I would have to turn BT off after I left my car and then turn it back on when I got back in the car just to preserve battery life.

With the CM 6.1 release, I can now leave BT on all day and my battery life is back to where is was on CM 6.0 which will last me more than a full day.
[HTC Aria Android Development] johnemc2:
RE: New Flash of Liberated Aria Rom with Froyo 12/05/2010

RE: New Flash of Liberated Aria Rom with Froyo 12/05/2010

So far everything works as it should.

Here is a list of hardware tested and passed.

GPS

Bluetooth (Connected and Paired to GENERIC Bluetooth Adapter)

FM Radio

WiFi Hotspot

USB Tethering (Internet Sharing)

After installing the ROM and traveling around, I have encountered the following networks in my area: G and H. I guess H is 3G because we don't have 4G yet. Service was acceptable given it was AT&T minus the occasional signal drops in usual areas.

If there are any app that I can test other than this and previous post just ask and I'll post the results here.

I await the release of the next Liberated ROM.
[HTC Aria Android Development] shawkes:
If you are running the Liberated F series I believe it supports overclocking, but the FR series(Froyo) will not support overclocking at least until the kernel source is released.
[HTC Aria Android Development] johnemc2:
I haven't found a official list of bluetooth chipsets that is compatible.

Are you able to get your headset in pairing mode? Are you able to pair but not connect? Need more info to troubleshooting your device.

My generic bluetooth dongle has the Broadcom chipset given the Aria uses the same chipset, I was able to pair. When I get my old headset charged I'll be able to find out what chipset it has and list it in my next post.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dagwud:
I've read two schools of thought on this.

1. "H" is what overseas (i.e., not US) carriers display for HSPA, which is what US carriers call 3G.

2. "H" is for HSPA 7.2, which is sort-of 3G+.

The latter position was espoused by someone who claimed his phone was showing BOTH 3G and H, depending on where he was.

I make no claims as to the accuracy of either claim.
[HTC Aria Android Development] johnemc2:
HTC Sync Works with Liberated 007

I forgot to mention in my previous post about HTC Sync.

It DOES work. On the HTC site you have to put your S/N in and get HTC Sync. I have been unable to get the full version to Sync with Liberated but the smaller version WILL backup contacts.

http://www.htc.com/us/support/aria-att/downloads/

In the section, HTC Sync Update for HTC Aria on the previous URL enter your S/N and get HTC Sync.

It's only 38.90MB compared to the link at the top of that page which is 139 MB.

HTC Sync will only backup contacts from your phone, it will not sync contacts from your Google account.
[HTC Aria Android Development] WhiteAsIce:
It pairs. It says Bluetooth Headset Connected on the phone. When receiving a call, I can hear the ringing in the bluetooth device. However, when I answer, the device doesn't work - I have to pick up my phone and talk like the bluetooth isn't on.
[HTC Aria Android Development] foit:
To clarify, 'H' is usually at least HSDPA Category 8 or 7.2 mbps theoretical download (as seen on the MyTouch4G and G2(both have HSDPA Category 10 or 14 mbps theoretical max download) while 3G is up to 7.2 mbps (for now on AT&T). However, 'H' includes HSUPA Category 5 or 2.0 mbps theoretical max upload (Category 6 or 5.76 mbps theoretical max for me :p ). HSUPA isn't available everywhere so this may be what is causing the bump down from 'H' to '3G'.

So, to make it easier to understand:

'H' - HSDPA & HSUPA = 7.2 mbps down/2.0 mbps up *theoretical*

'3G' - Only HSDPA = 7.2 mbps down/.76 mbps up *theoretical*

Note: HSUPA allows for faster upload, which is available on the FR00X builds.
[HTC Aria Android Development] TORQUERULES:
APS2SD is working fine for me. WITHOUT partitioning my 8gb SD card. Looks like APS2SD leaves behind some data in main memory though. I guess it has to for the apps to work...
[HTC Aria Android Development] intruderdroid:
While I would normally assume that when you say you answer the call you mean you use the headset's button for answering, experience has taught me to make sure anyway. I have discovered that even if you have a headset paired and connected, if you answer the call using the big red button on the screen...the phone switches to normal mode, thus not routing the call through your headset.

Unfortunately if that is not the case then you may just have to buy a new headset, how old is your headset?
[HTC Aria Android Development] iJudgeMAN:
Ive got a question. I recently used CM6.1 Stable, but now I have switched back to FR006. On Cyanogen, most of my battery was used on the screen, but now that I am back on FR006, most of my battery is being used by the android system. So my question is what all is being used by the android system that takes up so much of my battery life? I feel like if I was to use my phone as much as I did running CM6.1 (Texting mainly, web surfing here and there with wifi on), the battery would be dead in just a few hours on FR006. Wifi is off unless I plan to use the browser. Bluetooth, sync, gps, and mobile data are off.
[HTC Aria Android Development] martiantakeover:
Yes stocks sucks, wish there was no footprints too.
[HTC Aria Android Development] WhiteAsIce:
That seems to have fixed it. I've been used to using my phone to answer, because on my last phone using the same bluetooth device, pressing the big button on the device did nothing. Now it actually picks up the call. However, it still can't hang up - I have to hang up on my phone instead of the BT device.
[HTC Aria Android Development] intruderdroid:
Interesting...this prompted me to actually look up your devices manual online and what I discovered was that while answering and rejecting calls were covered....there was simply no mention of ending a call. No where. Bazaar.

Perhaps try the Reject call option - Hold button for 2 seconds.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tribestros:
Same here. Don't really know why, the devs seem to blame apps when it's not the apps. Cyan just has way better battery life. I could go for two days on Cyan.
[HTC Aria Android Development] iJudgeMAN:
I know! Im not complaining though, I love the FR00x series. Just curious what all is going on in the background of the android system that takes up so much battery compared to CM. It must be Sense. Thats the only thing I can think of lol, and the fact that we dont have an official froyo kernel for the aria. CM6.1 did start to lag for me though, texting wise. It would take FOREVER to refresh my conversation list, and I didnt have THAT many texts before it would start to do that (400 or so texts total). One of the reasons I switched back. I love the customization of CyanogenMod, especially the power control widget, but sense just seems to handle my texting a lot better. Wifi seems better to me on FR006 as well. Oh well, you cant always get what you want.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Noobla_Khan:
I can easily go for 2 days on FR007 and seem to have worse battery life on CM. Go figure.
[HTC Aria Android Development] bigwavesurfer4:
it's funny because one of the main reasons i picked the the htc aria over samsung was for sense...now for some reason i can't go back after using cyanogenmod. both great roms though!
[HTC Aria Android Development] iJudgeMAN:
Go figure...settings? Lol. Id like to know!
[HTC Aria Android Development] brswattt:
I would also like to know everybodys input on this too. I'm running CM6 and would like to know if FR007 or CM6 has better battery life.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
I have no idea what an official Froyo kernel is, but the kernel in FR007 is the one shipped with the Gratia ROM leak (Android 2.2 - Froyo) and is the same software level HTC has shipped with all their Android 2.2 ROMs - 2.6.32

I have people on the CM board complaining about battery life compared to this ROM and people on this board complaining about battery life compared to the CM6 ROM.

I think y'all are nuts. :confused:
[HTC Aria Android Development] brswattt:
What is your input attn1? I would like to know from the guy from helped develop the rom ;)
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
Battery life is awesome with both roms for me, using same apps on both. If it's that bad I say wipe data and run the bare rom with no apps for a day to see for yourself. Then add an application at a time and monitor to see which one is the culprit.
[HTC Aria Android Development] iJudgeMAN:
I was just throwing out ideas, but now I just feel dumb :o

Eh, not really complaining. I can get a full day out of my phone with either rom, which is all I need because I charge my phone every night anyways :D. I am just curious what all the battery is going to. CM is to the screen, and FR00X is going to the android system. Can you shed some light on the difference? Or is there really no difference?
[HTC Aria Android Development] kura808:
Been using FR005 for quite a while...Battery life is good. I'm not sure why others are encountering problems. I have bluetooth,gps,3g off. I sync every so often (wifi/3g). Wifi is on most of the time. Auto brightness enabled. I'm currently overclocking to 787mhz. 245-400mhz screen off. I text quite a bit. I do find playing games tend to drain my battery quite a bit (that's to be expected).

Anyway, with light to moderate use, I can go 2 to 2 1/2 days on a charge (once I went almost 3 days). With very heavy use (playing games,surfing the net, a bunch of calls), I can probably get about a day.

Maybe some people need to do a wipe battery stats or do a battery calibration? Also I find charging to 100% makes my battery drain faster. I usually try to unplug it before it hits 100% (unplug around 98% or so). Once I charged it to 89% and it stayed at 89% for 5 hours. I charged it to 100% and it dropped 4% in an hour.

Oh yea try using Watchdog and systempanel to monitor apps that are going haywire. Some apps are poorly made so that can contribute to poor battery.
[HTC Aria Android Development] jlayton15:
cm is way better its just that you wanna message with the settings and make it how you want and way more customization. I feel like cm has better battery but that's my opinion but I charge every night and use it very heavily texting angry birds internet guitar tabs alot but battery not a huge deal to me
[HTC Aria Android Development] iJudgeMAN:
I thought this kernel doesnt support OC? Ill give watchdog a try!
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
I don't really know that one has significantly better battery life than another. I prefer running CM6 over any sense ROM, but that's me. I am glad we can choose.

I just posted a new version (post #1 in this thread) complete with new custom kernel that addresses several issues. I got the kernel used with cm6 working - with the built in Hotspot tethering. Also, i started with a system dump from an actual gratia phone and not a pre-release ROM leak. I have released this as FR008-RC0. Big thanks go to cyanogen for porting the legend source to the Aria.

We just had to fix up wifi drivers, and AOSP Hotspot tethering is not compatible with HTC, so I had to bring in newer HTC drivers for wifi again to get it working for this ROM.

For anyone thinking this rom is slow - please go to Menu > Settings > Display > Animations and select No Animations.

I think if you do some benchmarks, you will be pleased. Also, if you use SetCPU with this kernel, use Interactive Governor and don't go much over 825 mhz. As always with CM kernels, without SetCPU the kernel will run at stock speeds.

Please leave feedback here, and I'll fix things as fast as possible. Also, please read the release notes.

Have fun, kids.
[HTC Aria Android Development] soccerstud19b:
broken links :confused:

EDIT: They're fixed now thanks! :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Great. how's it working out for you?
[HTC Aria Android Development] ck0525:
Thanks for sharing a new software version!

It is great!
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Would appreciate some people verifying features working like ap2ext, hotspot, etc
[HTC Aria Android Development] bigfoot7375:
Great attn1!

Many thanks!

Downloading now, will try very soon... :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] quejo:
Overclocking with setcpu will overvolt cpu? Can I just wipe cash when updating from FR007?
[HTC Aria Android Development] drumist:
I think the problem is that many people incorrectly believe they should wipe their battery stats every time they install a new ROM. Therefore they are getting wonky battery readings since they aren't properly recalibrating the battery afterward.

For anyone reading this who doesn't know, you shouldn't wipe your battery stats unless you are going to recalibrate the battery afterward. There's really no reason to wipe it when installing a new ROM.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
How is it going, follks?

cyanogen used CAF specs to "overclock" the cpu. CAF is qualcomm's Code Aurora Forums - run it at 806 mhz and you're okay

I don't think a wipe should be necessary to flash this from FR007, but I didn't test that way.
[HTC Aria Android Development] devanttrio:
I just flashed this rom and it is working great! It makes me love my aria...tho not as much as my evo :) A huge thanks for putting this up
[HTC Aria Android Development] quejo:
Its still unclear if overclock also overvolts compared to stock voltages
[HTC Aria Android Development] lufis:
Any improvements in performance in the latest update? Can definitely feel the difference speed-wise in the liberated 2.1 ROM and the last Froyo ROM.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Voltages are not explicitly adjusted, just frequency stepping, so I don't really know, but I don't think so. It stands to reason though, that either voltage or amperage must increase at least nominally to improve performance.

you are free to look over kernel source at http://github.com/attn1/htc-kernel-msm7227

In any event, I believe 806 mhz to be safe and stable.

Yes, huge. Just compare some benchmarks, even if you choose to run the cpu at stock speeds.
[HTC Aria Android Development] jdkelley53:
endless reboot

Running ddx fr007 with a2sd. Updated wiping cache and not wiping, getting endless reboot.
[HTC Aria Android Development] artiemon:
FR008 RC0 and TUN

I just loaded the new rom with hopes that the TUN support would allow VPNC (get-a-robot-vpnc) to work. Unfortunately it does not. The TUN support in CM6 allows VPNC to work out of the box. I don't actually know if TUN is the issue or not, just that VPNC does not work with this rom like it does with CM6.
[HTC Aria Android Development] danielcps:
liberated_aria_FR008_RC0_signed.zip

Link not working. Cannot download
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Make sure you are starting clockwork properly (See FAQ). Try wiping dalvik cache as well. If that fails, you need to wipe data.

Works fine here. Refresh browser/clear cookies.

I don't use it, but I am pretty sure it requires more than just kernel support. I don't think the cm method of VPN is implemented, however, there are VPN settings built in on the HTC networking menu. Have you tried these? If they fail, can you provide a logcat?
[HTC Aria Android Development] kevina90:
so, in the end what was the fix for getting trackpad wake?
[HTC Aria Android Development] ck0525:
Does this New ROM have support APP2EXT?

Does this New ROM have support APP2EXT?

The phone displays the function can not be used APP2SD,

Anyone know why?Please help me,Thanks!
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Was a tweak in kernel.

board-liberty-keypad.c -

.detect_phone_status = 0,
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
Big thanks ATTN1 for all your hard work and dedication to the Aria.

Installed Liberated FR008 RC0 this morning. Wifi is working great. Attempted to pair BT with a Plantronics 520 headset. Placed the headset in discover mode and then went to the BT Settings screen and selected Scan for Devices and the Aria just sits there with Scanning spinner. The Aria never did find the headset.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ycode90:
Downloading now .
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
oops - a2ext is broken. I'll fix it for RC1.

Native Froyo APPS2SD is working normally.
[HTC Aria Android Development] occ322:
getting endless restart updating from FR007....)=...