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[HTC Aria Android Development] PacoL250:
Calling, SMS, and Data Issues

Just wondering if anybody else had this issue (I read several pages of the thread and didn't find anything specifically like my issue...then again 140+ pages is a ton of stuff to go over) where they cannot consistently place outgoing calls or send SMS messages.

At times I can place outgoing calls or send SMS messages, but many times the call simply does not connect (I hear no ringing and the call ends) and/or the SMS message simply does not send and it tries again and again to resend to no avail.

In regards to data, 3G seems to come and go and it's certainly not a coverage issue. More often than not, there was no 3G activity.

Now while at Eclair (2.1), I had no issues. These issues came up probably a day or so after moving to this ROM.

I did call AT&T to see if they can do anything in terms of registering the phone on their end tonight, so we'll see if that helps, but I just want to see if I'm not the only one or not.

Otherwise great work on the ROM! :D
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob in Northern NJ:
I am using WEP on a Linksys WR54GS. I am not sure what you mean by "...disabled Set CPU" There are specific instructions regarding configuring Set CPU for the Aria. On the main screen, click your menu button, then select Device Selection. Read the info there, and ultimately you will select Autodetect Speeds. After the settings are saved, set your min and max values on the main screen and put a check in the Set on Boot box. I use 480 min and 806 max. From there, you can build individual profiles for your phone with priority percentages assigned so that they override one another appropriately. I use Charging AC, Charging USB, Screen Off, Battery< and Temp> profiles. Only on the battery<, and temp> profiles do I go below 480mhz as a minimum. Hope this helps.
[HTC Aria Android Development] thawardasa:
I need help with App2sd.

It's under my understanding that all I have to do is partition to an ext2, and I should be good to go. I tried to use Partition Magic to do it, no luck, I get a notification that says damaged SD card and it made me format. When I used Rom Manager, after I click partition, the phone reboots and has a yellow exclamation point with the green android mascot.

Help please!
[HTC Aria Android Development] willfull04:
I've been running the FR releases for a few months now with no issues. I installed FR008 a week or 2 after it came out and its been running great. But i cant seem to get it to connect to PC as a hard disk any more so i can transfer files. Any one have this problem or know a fix?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tbone22:
ok need some help here..

FR008

WIFI won't connect (says obtaining ip but never connects ), I tried the HK but it doesn't seem to install. it says it does but it still has the push to wake. how can I tell if the HK actually installed. I uninstalled setcpu to see if that helped and it hasn't. really need my wifi.

oh and I have been with the FRxxx from the begining and wifi has always worked before.
[HTC Aria Android Development] kenlperry:
Yeah, thanks man. I totally understand what u r saying. I just figured I'd give it a try this way 1st and if I have problems that are extreme, then worst case scenario I can wipe/factory reset and flash the ROM all over again.

So far so good. It's a much better phone right now then it was with 2.1 on it... So my hat's off to you attn1.

KP
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob in Northern NJ:
I know this is basic, but in your settings, have you selected "Connect To PC" and then selected "As Hard Disk" as an option? I think that the default setting is "Charge Only"
[HTC Aria Android Development] willfull04:
When i go that that menu it only shows allows me to change the default setting when connecting. i cannot change anything else. Even when i select "as a hard disk" as the default then disconnect and reconnect USB nothing happens.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Michael Henley:
The terminal emulator isnt working for me. I typed su and confirmed the superuser permissions, but when I try reboot or reboot recovery it says not permited. Is there a fix for this?
[HTC Aria Android Development] slocav:
wow.... just wow.... just installed FR008..... this is awesome guys...... thank you so very much....
[HTC Aria Android Development] kinggrowler:
I uninstalled SetCPU, is what I meant to say. Sorry I wasn't more clear. Your instructions are great but I figured if wifi didn't work with SetCPU completely gone I couldn't blame overclocking for my wifi issues. :D

Sadly, I couldn't get wifi to resume after waking the device, regardless which kernel I used with FR008 (ddx). Flashed to CM and wifi is now working perfectly for me.

Thanks for your help!

(I have little basis for saying this but I think my wifi issues have to do with using WPA authentication....)
[HTC Aria Android Development] brkulkarni:
Source tree info required

Where can I get the complete source tree of this 'Liberated Aria Froyo Series FR008 12/13/2010'?

Thanks in advance...
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
You can't. This ROM is based on HTC Sense Froyo 2.2 ROM for the Gratia and has only been rooted and repackaged into a ZIP file for flashing. HTC does not publish the source code for HTC Sense; HTC is only required to publish the Linux-based kernel code for the various HTC models.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
... and HTC hasn't released the kernel source yet for the gratia based kernel. However, attn1 has done a great job modding an existing (HTC legend based IIRC) kernel source tree to work with the gratia base. It is the kernel used in the FR008 package and it is available here:

https://github.com/attn1/htc-kernel-msm7227
[HTC Aria Android Development] Sultan Ali Fezar:
Battery life. Ok I don't think this is the rom. But I'm looking for help before I flatten and reflash.

My battery with the phone unused loses 10% an hour. With use 1%a minute.

I've removed almost every thing turned off wifi turned off sync. No change.

Any ideas?
[HTC Aria Android Development] barisahmet:
Re-calibration of battery fixes that as I read in this forum for many users.
[HTC Aria Android Development] blindfusion:
@barisahmet

Are we even able to charge the battery while the phone is off?
[HTC Aria Android Development] barisahmet:
Of course, why not?
[HTC Aria Android Development] AlbinoAsian:
Yes it still charges regardless of the lack of on-screen display.

Brought to you by the letters H, T, and C
[HTC Aria Android Development] ken3317:
Life Moh_Jay, I have been having Apps2SD issues as well on FR008. I thought it was supposed to be automatic, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Using an 8GB Card. Tried to create partition with ROM Manager, and that didn't work. Made my own partitions though UBUNTU GParted, and still, It doesn't automatically move apps to SD, Rather I have to go through the app listing and it only lets me move some of the apps I install to the SD. Most of the apps come up with the "Move to SD" function grayed out. Using Astro to install my backup apps. I searched thoroughout this forum and not really seeing an answer to the issue. Am I doing something wrong, or is APPS2SD not really working correctly on this ROM?
[HTC Aria Android Development] jonandkym:
I believe that I was having the same problem with apps2sd but Titanium works, moving the ones apps2sd won't... I noticed because I had to do a wipe and restore when I started getting an internal memory warning.
[HTC Aria Android Development] jonandkym:
I have not spent a lot of time on this issue and I am certainly not sure about which app I was using...

However, when I was reinstalling my apps using Titanium, I ran out of space and was unable to resume that operation with the help of whichever brand of apps2sd I was using.

I used Titanium to move the apps, but presumably the operation didn't work for me because, up to now, I didn't see the value of the partition... I see that now and I will be investigating this tomorrow.

Thank you. :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] thiazzi:
Data connection problems with FR008

Hi all,

I got liberated_aria_FR008_signed.zip up and running last weekend, and have enjoyed it greatly until this morning when my data connection stopped working. Any idea what might be the cause of this, or how I might be able to fix it?

I've already tried rebooting, turning the connection on/off in the settings, and taking the battery out.

Thanks in advance!
[HTC Aria Android Development] thiazzi:
Disregard that, it's a confirmed AT&T problem. Shocker, I know.

Apparently the building where I work is a dead zone now.

Pretty happy it's not the rom!
[HTC Aria Android Development] BuckMulligan:
Okay, I did this on my Aria running FR008. Titanium Backup reports:

SD Card (A2SD): 251 MB (47.3 MB free)​

And here's what I got:

EXT partition found, but not mounted. Your ROM may not be set up to run Apps2SD. Check with your ROM developer if the boot image is programmed to run Apps2SD.

Your partition may be using an EXT4 partition, but your ROM may not support EXT4. Repartition your SD card to use EXT2 or EXT3.​

I have a vague notion of what most of that means, and to me it seems to imply that I have to reformat my SD card - is that right?

I have used the Manage Applications screen to "Move to SD Card" on a number of occasions - am I to understand that what I've done is simply move those apps from an EXTn partition to a FAT32 partition on the card?

Thanks in advance for patience - I was an English major.
[HTC Aria Android Development] abj87:
I Have been running this for 3 weeks now, no issues!!!! Good Work!
[HTC Aria Android Development] toiday:
a couple of issues

I've been using FR008 for a week now. I've noticed a couple of issue.

1. my usb driver suddenly failed to load. I've tried to reload the driver but it's not working. These are my entries in the android_winusb.inf file:

%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0BB4&PID_0C94&REV_0100

%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0BB4&PID_0C94&REV_0100&MI_01

%SingleBootLoaderInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0BB4&PID_0C94

2. wifi keep dropping when the phone is not in used for awhile. When I turn it back on, wifi stop working. It would connect back in a minutes or two.
[HTC Aria Android Development] nsilverman15:
Serious Problems

So.... I installed the clockwork recovery, and rooted my phone with unrevoked. Then I put the this unzipped into my SD card. I cleared my system, and both types of caches. Then, I said "Install from SD" and selected the rom. Then, it preceded to install, till it hit "line 11" It gave me an error and will not install the rom.

Any help?

It would be highly appreciated, :)

Installing from a rooted HTC Aria running stock 2.1
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
Do not unzip the ROM file to your SD card. Just copy the ROM zip file to the root of your SD card.

Also, once you have copied it to the SD card, make sure you disconnect the USB cable from the phone before you reboot into ClockworkMod to flash the ROM zip file. If you boot into ClockworkMod with the USB cable connected, it will not work correctly and could be the cause of your error message.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
You can't. Source is not available for HC Sense ROMs. There are links to the kernel source on page one.
[HTC Aria Android Development] eljefe27:
First of all make sure your usb cord is unplugged second power off your phone once off hold down volume down button while holding press power install as befor
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
Have you tried plugging the phone into a different USB port? Have you tried a different USB cable? Do you have the phone configured for USB Debugging?

For wifi, check the wifi sleep setting under Settings -> Wireless & Network -> Wifi -> Menu -> Advanced.
[HTC Aria Android Development] nsilverman15:
I did all of that, but it gave me a error on line 11.

"E:Can't chown/mod /system/bin/run-as"

"E: Falure at line 11: set_perm 0 2000 06750 SYSTEM:bin/run-as

Installation aborted.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Moh_Jay:
Redownload the ROM

Signatures are fancy.
[HTC Aria Android Development] nsilverman15:
Which one of the four downloads should I use?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Moh_Jay:
Personally I use the deodexed fr008

Signatures are fancy.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Beretta1526:
I just wanted to check in and say that I'm running the Liberated DDX FR008 version and have had it installed on two separate Aria phones for a week now with no issues. I've used just about everything in the phone that I normally do and haven't had even so much as (knock wood) a glitch.

The only thing(s) I miss from the stock Aria ROM are very minor items like the colors in the mic level when using speech-to-text.

MANY THANKS! Now if I could get 2.2 on my Galaxy S with Sense... :)

.
[HTC Aria Android Development] jeebuz:
So I have a quick question now.... recently swapped back to the CM kernel to have some fun with OC again. I used to always run the OD governer; however, I just noticed you (attn1) said that interactive provides the best results.

It may be just my phone, but when I set it to 806 interactive my phone never "wakes back up" from the lower CPU frequency. It constantly stays down in the 245 (or 480; whatever I set it to) no matter how much interaction I actually do with my phone. It never ramps back up to 806.

I don't know, kind of weird :S

I'll stick with OD for now. lol
[HTC Aria Android Development] toiday:
I tried with a different USB port and cable but no different. It used to work with my Aria and still work with my MyTouch 4G

I didn't know about this setting but it was already set at "never".
[HTC Aria Android Development] Anti-Code:
After over 10 days with this ROM, it sucks. There are so many bugs and problems that I didn't have with the goapk G9 froyo ROM. Nothing wifi related just browser crashes and lagginess / oddities...... I did buy SetCPU though, and I like that.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
I would suggest that you flash the HK Shipping 2.2 Kernel (Check post #1 of this thread) and give that a try with Liberated FR008. This is the most up to date HTC kernel for the Aria and is definitely worth trying.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob in Northern NJ:
Make sure that your set CPU does not exceed 806mhz as a max, and 480mhz as a min. If the HTC Aria phone is overclocked or underclocked to the extreme, it will definitely act up as you are describing.

Make sure that you copy the FR008 ROM to your SD Card. Then I suggest that you back up all of your apps with Astro File Manager, Reboot the phone into Clockwork Mod and do a complete wipe data/factory reset, then wipe cache, then go to the advanced menu and wipe dalvik cache, and might as well wipe battery stats while you are at it. Then, Go Back.

Once back at the main menu, select install zip from SD Card, at the next menu prompt, select choose zip from SD Card. Select the FR008 ROM. ( I used the ddx version).

Once the ROM is installed, reboot the phone, and restore all of your apps from Astro File Manager. They should automatically install to the SD card. (You will know that they have when you check your apps in the app manager and the option to move to SD card is grayed out.)

Once all of your apps are restored, Open up the SET CPU app. Once on the main screen of Set CPU, touch the menu button of your phone. Choose Device Selection. Scroll to the bottom and select Auto Detect Speeds, and tap OK.

(There is no need to use the Perflock Disabler, because this ROM does not use perflock. Already tried it).

Once Set CPU returns to the main menu, set your Max setting to 806400 and your min setting to 480000, and make sure that Set On boot is checked. (Once you've done all of this, if you like you can then build individual profiles for the various states listed in Set CPU. I suggest you read the instructions on how to do this first on the web site http://www.pokedev.com/setcpu)

Reboot your HTC Aria phone. I promise you that if you follow these steps, then all of your lags and crashes will go away, and you will enjoy enhanced performance of your phone. ATTN1 has done a phenomenal job in building this ROM, and I for one can attest that my phone works GREAT with this ROM without any problems.

After you've followed all of these directions, please post back and let us know if you still think that "This ROM sucks..."
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob in Northern NJ:
Open up the SET CPU app. Once on the main screen of Set CPU, touch the menu button of your phone. Choose Device Selection. Scroll to the bottom and select Auto Detect Speeds, and tap OK.

(There is no need to use the Perflock Disabler, because this ROM does not use perflock. Already tried it).

Once Set CPU returns to the main menu, set your Max setting to 806400 and your min setting to 480000, and make sure that Set On boot is checked. (Once you've done all of this, if you like you can then build individual profiles for the various states listed in Set CPU. I suggest you read the instructions on how to do this first on the web site http://www.pokedev.com/setcpu)
[HTC Aria Android Development] zamula:
I think the interactive governor works best when you use it without profiles. It automatically scales the CPU according to demand, and is quite effective.

I have mine set at 245/804 with no profiles, and have not had a single problem. There is no noticeable lag, because even though at rest the phone may be at 245, as soon as you basically do anything the CPU scales up as appropriate.

I"ll also note that when I tried having a screen off 245 profile I experienced the same "stuck" problem as described earlier.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob in Northern NJ:
1. This may be basic, but under settings, there is a "Connect to PC" . Set the Default Connection Type to "Charge Only" (only because it is the one I use), and then put a check in the "Ask Me" box. 1a. Google USB driver for XXX where XXX is your phone's make and model and the windows operating system you are using. Just to ensure that you are actually trying to install the correct driver.

2. Open up the SET CPU app. Once on the main screen of Set CPU, touch the menu button of your phone. Choose Device Selection. Scroll to the bottom and select Auto Detect Speeds, and tap OK.

(There is no need to use the Perflock Disabler, because this ROM does not use perflock. Already tried it).

Once Set CPU returns to the main menu, set your Max setting to 806400 and your min setting to 480000, and make sure that Set On boot is checked. (Once you've done all of this, if you like you can then build individual profiles for the various states listed in Set CPU. I suggest you read the instructions on how to do this first on the web site http://www.pokedev.com/setcpu)

NOTE: Battery saver programs can interfere with connectivity like WiFi and Bluetooth. These programs are designed to shut off programs that consume battery life, (like WiFi). If you have a battery saver program installed, check the settings.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob in Northern NJ:
You are absolutely correct. If you use profiles in conjunction with the interactive governor, you have to make sure that your profile settings do not conflict with the interactive governor settings, IE a screen off setting that has a lower min setting then the interactive governor min setting, or that any max settings are higher than the interactive governor max setting. You also have to make sure that the priority settings between profiles don't conflict with one another as well. Hence my suggestion to go to the website and read the directions!
[HTC Aria Android Development] jeebuz:
@Bob in Northern NJ: Thanks for the reply, but I already know how to do all that ;). Appreciate it nonetheless!

I guess, as zamula said, it must be a profile thing. I'll try without any profiles, thanks!
[HTC Aria Android Development] Sultan Ali Fezar:
Fixed the battery issue.

calibrated the battery per previous instructions. That helped some then removed yahoo mail client. Seems that thing still does something even with refresh set to manual.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob in Northern NJ:
Methods for Improving Battery Life With Any Phone, Any Kernel

Check out some of the hilarious suggestions for improving battery life found in this thread. You had better have a sense of humor, and be prepared to belly laugh!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=757635
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
This ROM is not for people who drool on their feet.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Nochips4me:
All I know is that I have been using Fro8 from the start without any issues. For those that are having issues, start at the beginning, make sure to do a full mem wipe. Good luck to all, and my compliments to Attn1 for the job well done
[HTC Aria Android Development] j.fignole:
Amen. Gotta say knock on wood using clockwork has made flashing these roms childsplay. Haven't had a problem yet that I didn't obviously create myself. Again my hat is off to u attn1.
[HTC Aria Android Development] j.fignole:
Or for people that starred in The Ringer with Knoxville.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Sultan Ali Fezar:
Every time you ***** about free stuff, the cast of the jersey shore gets a dollar!

So quiet *****ING!
[HTC Aria Android Development] lhinsz:
Anyone who thinks this ROM sucks must be a total ID10T

:eek: -- I must add my kudos to Attn1 also; I have been using the de-odexed FR008 since it was first posted; no HK kernel. NO PROBLEMS WITH ANYTHING!!! It is AWESOME :)

I am also running SetCPU as suggested below with 806 max... Any higher than the 806 seems to cause some occasional funky issues but the sweet spot at 806 makes my Aria fly compared to before!!

GREAT BIG THANKS to Attn1 and everyone else who has made this ROM possible; love my little Aria now - especially with no ATT baloney and bloatware :D
[HTC Aria Android Development] Noobla_Khan:
You're holding it wrong.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ChunkPRC:
Hey, same thing happened 2 me, in connect to pc ,select ask me... then restart your phone. Plug in and then it should ask u.. (sometimes it just charges my phone, but after restart I'm ok) also go to - settings,applications, running services.. you should see ObvexService.. if I can't see that then I always have trouble... I hope this can help.. I don't want to waste space for the guys researching stuff. Good luck ;)

XDA ROCKS.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ChunkPRC:
sorry guys wrong spot :( ,, I was holding my phone wrong,, ha ha :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] ChunkPRC:
Go to connect pc, select ask me. Restart your phone.. then when you plug in, it should ask you again, it should work then.. if I connect too many times to my pc, I have to restart the phone to get a response... also check -- settings-applications-running services.. you should see "ObvexService" running.. good luck.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Sultan Ali Fezar:
So when can we expect to get paid for using your rom?

I mean seriously that's how this free software thing works - you make its I use it, and you pay me for telling people how good it is.

And don't worry I do accept pay pal!

Great rom htc should hire you :-)
[HTC Aria Android Development] blakermagee:
Are there steps to follow to fix wifi with SetCPU, either I'm not reading the posts right/am an idiot, or I'm missing something. Can someone spell it out for me in one post??? THANKS!!!
[HTC Aria Android Development] Scurvy76:
ClockworkMOD?

So after I flashed this, everything was working fine on the ARIA and I started to play around a bit trying to remove some of the HTC apk's (Flickr, Footprints). Well needless to say I messed something up so I want to re-install FR008. Now when I go into Clockwork and I can't wipe the Delvic-cache. I've restored to the previous ROM but still unable to wipe the Delvic-cache. Without the Delvic-cache wipe I can't seem to get FR008 to load properly.

Any thoughts?

Can I re-install ClockworkMod if for some reason that's the culprit?

cheers