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[HTC Aria Android Development] vicmora5:
I was doing the recovery but after step four it put my phone on some screen with the android logo and a white triangle with a exclamation point inside it.. what did i do wrong and how do i get off that screen
[HTC Aria Android Development] armyengineer51:
I know that on the provided rom you can just open up the zip file and delete .apk files out of the app folder that you don't want. I removed several things (CMWallpapers, DSPManager, LiveWallpapers, MagicSmokeWallpapers, Protips, SpareParts, and VisualizationWallpapers) before flashing and it worked without issues. Not sure about adding others back in though, I thought about doing that myself as well for a couple things that I always install (Titanium backup, etc.) but reading the previous post about resigning, I'm not sure if it's possible or not. There's always nandroid though, so give it a shot!
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob889:
Mine did the same thing the first time I flashed. With the triangle and android logo. I did a hard reset by pushing down on the volume control and at the the same time holding down the power button on top, the push the track button at the same time. That should put you back into recovery. Next wipe again and try rebooting
[HTC Aria Android Development] vicmora5:
I did that and it just put turned on like normal, did I get it installed right or not?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob889:
You need to reflash it
[HTC Aria Android Development] kaschenberg:
http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/4237-new-voice-search/

I first uninstalled voice search via Titanium Backup, seemed to have gotten rid of it. Then I followed the instructions at top thinking maybe some residual file was left behind, but every time I went to remove the apk's (two of them) I got a "directory is not empty" error.

I also installed the latest gapps provided on the first page here(after I did the above) thinking that would re-install my voice search but it did not.

Now i'm stuck without voice search at all LOL.

Edit:

Just looked and voicesearch.apk is still there. I booted in to clockwork and used adb to remove it this time. Rebooting now....

I give up, I can't get it deleted from my phone!

Ok, even weirder.. ITS ON MY PHONE NOW!? I somehow managed to get it to install when it said it failed LOL!
[HTC Aria Android Development] vicmora5:
Basically just do everything over again?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob889:
yes, just follow the step under Flashing CyanogenMod exactly here: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=HTC_Aria:_Full_Update_Guide
[HTC Aria Android Development] vicmora5:
Ok i did everything now its stuck at the cyanogen screen the little blue android on the skateboard, what now??
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob889:
the first time flashing, it takes awhile. Give it a few minutes it should boot up.
[HTC Aria Android Development] vicmora5:
how long is a few minutes? It's been like 10.. it just stays on the screen then it'll like turn black then go back to the same cyanogen screen
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob889:
you're stuck in a boot loop. its happens if the data and cache is not wiped completely. you can try pulling the battery and rebooting. What i have done before was pull the battery. Then when you put the battery back, turn on like your trying to do a hard reset ( hold down volume button, top button, and then press track button to boot into recovery. its kind of tricky to push all at the same time, otherwise it will just reboot like normal). once in recovery, do a factory wipe, cache wipe, and then go to advanced and wipe dalvik cache. then try rebooting again.
[HTC Aria Android Development] vicmora5:
Ok I'm at the part where you say clear all user data, what do I go to from the HBOOT Menu. Fastboot, Recovery, Clear Storgae

Nevermind it was from the clockwork recovery sorry im an idiot
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob889:
go into recovery
[HTC Aria Android Development] vicmora5:
Yeah I got it, sorry I'm new to this :3 I'm rebooting now

Ok I rebooted and it took me to the cyanogen screen is this whats supposed to happen?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob889:
yeah, it should go to the cyanogen screen and boot up. if it keep looping you may have to reinstall the rom.
[HTC Aria Android Development] vicmora5:
I got it to work!!!

Thanks soooo much. Like I said sorry I'm new to all this ):

Thanks for all your help, greatly greatly appreciated
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bob889:
no problem, glad to help.
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
Inserting an .apk is as simple as extracting everything from the .zip and posting your .apk in the /system/app folder. That would also be where you would remove adw and add launcherpro. Just don't delete adw on a clean install without putting another launcher in the /system/asp folder prior to installing the rom. Otherwise after initial setup you just get a blank screen. And then just rezip everything and flash your rom. You can do this easily from your computer or from your phone if you have a file manager like astro installed.
[HTC Aria Android Development] zervic:
So, do you have to unzip, do your business then rezip? Or can you just delete and add stuff without unzipping? If you unzip and then rezip, do you not have to resign the zip with signapk?
[HTC Aria Android Development] bsirak:
Thank you very much! Couple of quick clarifications though. Am I wrong in assuming you just misspelled the bolded above and it was meant to be /system/app? And how is it determined what counts against the internal memory or not? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought I read something a while back (no source, that would be too convenient) that all necessary .apks were loaded into a different memory block, which then makes them un-uninstallable, like maps and talk. I quess I'm asking how android determines which apps cannot be uninstalled via the stock app manager.

Thanks again.
[HTC Aria Android Development] pcruz:
Hey guys can some one check on their phone if they have trouble running last.fm and google nav at the same time?

Normally last.fm will pause when google nav speaks directions and then resumes playing, for some reason it is just staying paused. Tried rebooting the phone with no results.

If someone could give it a try I would appreciate it, im running 6.1 stable BTW.
[HTC Aria Android Development] zervic:
Yes, he did misspell, it should be app. And I'm pretty sure any apps in there are considered system apps (not the folder they're being placed in ;)). So, basically that's how android determines which apps are system apps and cannot be uninstalled via the stock app manager.
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
Yes, unzip do your business and rezip. And no I don't have to resign it. Once its zipped it can be flashed.
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
Yea any .apk you put into /system/app before flashing will not be able to be moved. If you want that option to move an app to the sd card just put the .apk onto your sd card and you can install it with the app manager on the phone after you flash the rom. What I do is remove the apps I want to be able to move from the rom before I flash the rom so i can install them after I flash so I can move them to the sd card. Its nice with large apps like google maps.

Oh and btw, can anyone honestly say theres a better rom than this one!
[HTC Aria Android Development] lilhaiti:
I did not know that you could move maps to the SDcard and its not included in ROM.
[HTC Aria Android Development] rickmagers:
I have hearing aids and we all know the call volume on the Aria is unusually low. Is it possible that the hearing aid feature could be included in this rom? Or is that somehow part of Sense?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Milx:
what is safe app to remove from the package ? what is the name for twitter ? navigation ( google), talk, news , voice, voice dialer, n voice search

?
[HTC Aria Android Development] zervic:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Barebones

twitter - Twitter.apk / com.twitter.android

navigation - Maps.apk /	com.google.android.apps.maps

talk - Talk.apk / com.google.android.talk

news - GenieWidget.apk / com.google.android.apps.genie.geniewidget

voice - googlevoice.apk / com.google.android.apps.googlevoice

voice dialer - VoiceDialer.apk / com.android.voicedialer

voice search - VoiceSearch.apk / com.google.android.voicesearch
[HTC Aria Android Development] vicmora5:
This was the first ROM I flashed onto my phone and everything was simple enough, but now I'm noticing that my battery life has GREATLY decreased. From being in sleep mode when I went to sleep last night then me waking up and finding it dead. Also I think I'm stuck in roaming mode and can't download any multimedia messages..

Any solutions
[HTC Aria Android Development] jcdeuce:
I have noticed that I never get notified when my phone is set on vibrate when i get a text message. is there a setting in CM to allow it to vibrate on message?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
Load up the Messaging App and then go to Menu -> Settings -> Notification Settings.
[HTC Aria Android Development] enewman17:
CM6.1 RC2

I have been running the CM6.1 For about two weeks now. I really love it. It is very snappy for 600mhz used setCPU for a little while with different settings none seemed to make a big enough difference for me to use it. There is only a few things about it I hope will change or be added in the future

1 Bluetooth seems to have a problem. Works fine when connected to a handsfree (Motorola H269) But Turn off bluetooth if your not using it. It will suck your battery dry at about 8-10% an hour. did a test no wifi or gps data 3g in 8 hours it went from 100 to 30 ASLEEP no use just the weather app which should have updated twice. I have used this phone with wifi and gps on running god knows what in the background and as long as bluetooh is off battery life is great. all day in my pocket with moderate use, no signal in the shop, switching back and forth to edge and 3g I come home to the battery around 70% I would say that is excellent

2 wifi tether may or may not work, it will get fixed. not a big deal I don't use it anyway.

3 I like the stock text messaging. But it needs one important thing added to it. PLEASE ADD A BUTTON TO BRING UP A LIST OF CONTACTS, it really sucks to forward messages. So I use Handcent to get around that problem. But I just don't like it. I'll buy the CyanogenMod team some beer if that could be added, I'm gonna donate anyway :-)

4 the photo gallery might be a little buggy sometimes new photos taken wont add right away sometimes requires me to reboot the phone. The camera is good but I think the HTC camera app is better. get rid of the boarder around the screen and add support for the optical joystick button to snap the pic. Perfect!

5 Of course with an new kernel update a lot of issues will be resoled.

6 may not be as polished as Sense UI but add beautiful Widgets for the clock and weather... boom htc sence with out htc bs. lol

Rock solid and will only get better. I will stick with Cyanogen
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
You should install the CM6.1 Released version. The BT issue is fixed and I haven't had any wifi issues (I didn't on RC2 either).
[HTC Aria Android Development] enewman17:
Can't believe I let that update pass me by very nice
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
maps is included in gapps. The apps that get flashed with gapps can't be moved. But if you delete maps from the gapps zip and then just install it from the market you can move it to your sd card.
[HTC Aria Android Development] WhiteAsIce:
Just got the new stable release. However, many widgets wouldn't work upon reboot. I made sure the apps were installed on the phone, not the SD card. Even after an uninstall and reinstall to the phone, the widgets still did not load.
[HTC Aria Android Development] krypticos:
Cm 6.1 makes my aria so fast but it also makes it slow. Ok what I mean by this is that adw launcher can't be removed same with twitter. I use titanium back up and delete twitter and reboot its back. The reason I want to get ride of adwbis because its causing my aria to kill its self by lading the processor out and not crashing but freezing so I can't go home but I can switch application just fine. So adw is messing up. I installed the gingerbread laughed and this problem has went away. Im going to try a fresh install here later today becausrni updated this from dc 2. If anyone is also seeing this what did you do to be able to uninstall applications because twitter I don't need at all.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Lord Alekosh:
I've had no problems with Adw Launcher on my phone. If you're wanting to delete files, then go into the Zip file that you downloaded and delete that .apks manually.
[HTC Aria Android Development] krypticos:
Well I forgot I moved my dalvik cache to sd. So I moved it back and adw is working great now. But since i already installed cm I don't want to remove apk from zip and then reinstall it. I don't see why titanium backup will not uninstall twitter I use tweetdeck so I really don't need it. If anyone has a way to uninstall it with out removing it from zip and reinstalling it.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Lord Alekosh:
It takes less than 5 minutes to reinstall..Just sayin.
[HTC Aria Android Development] drumist:
I think you can do it by booting into Clockwork and then using adb to remove the files you don't want.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
This is because you have an S-ON HBOOT, meaning the system partition is locked while android runs. You can't delete those files while android is running. You can delete them from clockwork with adb shell if you know how.
[HTC Aria Android Development] krypticos:
thats interesting. it wasnt like this before so that is very interesting.

thanks everyone for the replies.

looks like ill be adbing it.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Unless you have S-OFF, your ability to read/write to the system partition while Android is running has always been hampered. If it worked, it is because security failed, not because it was supposed to.
[HTC Aria Android Development] pretzy00:
Not sure I understand your post, you are getting the crazy drain also?
[HTC Aria Android Development] ChrisForSure:
Does this rom support the led notifications lights?
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
I bit the bullet and wiped data for cm6.1 rc and all quirks disappeared. I would recommend a nandroid backup and then wipe data and install from scratch just to see for yourself.

I'd like to say I've never been a fan of adw and have always used launcher pro. Gave the newer adw another shot and now I'm converted.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Mike's Aria:
Couldn't overclock before RC0 without installing a different kernel. I'm running 825 mhz now, as needed of course.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Hondo1:
I'm having serious battery issues also. Mine started when I went from nightly 98 to both RC0 and then RC1. I know that sometimes it chews up battery when you flash a new ROM especially if you wipe first so I've given it a few days now after resetting battery stats but I can't get more than 6-7 hrs out of it now. I used to get at least the whole day with moderate use. Haven't changed any settings, have BT and GPS turned off now too. I hope it improves cause other than the batttery issue this is great.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Mike's Aria:
I haven't noticed any decrease in battery life. Try recalibrating your battery.
[HTC Aria Android Development] pretzy00:
After some digging around in apps that detail power,it seems the sleep feature doesnt put the phone in a true standby mode. The new notification widget does turn the screen off, but not sleep. This could explain the battery drain.

Just a thought.
[HTC Aria Android Development] pretzy00:
How do you recalibrate? I am all for giving it a try.

Thanks
[HTC Aria Android Development] Mike's Aria:
Fully charge battery

Unplug

Restart to recovery

Wipe battery stats

Reboot

Let phone completely die

Fully charge battery again
[HTC Aria Android Development] Rors:
Hi guys.

I downloaded this yesterday after I got sick of Liberated 2.2 and I really like it as its a lot smoother. Downloaded LauncherPro as I prefer it to ADW though.

However, I'm having the problem where when I reboot my phone, it wipes the contacts. Or did the first time I rebooted anyway. Anyone else having the same issue?
[HTC Aria Android Development] bsirak:
If you don't mind me asking, what exactly is 'usual' battery drain?

Great work though, if that's the worst of my problems ill be fine.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Yeah, I do mind. I mind the implications constantly made that there are things wrong that are not quantified, verifiable or documented in any way, shape or form. Battery life varies greatly depending on how a phone is used, and when the phone is being monkeyed with non-stop because a new rom has been flashed, it's going to to drain more quickly than in normal day to day operation. Observations of less battery life are usually subjective and far from informative, so I replied in kind, that my subjective opinion is that the goddamn thing seems to be working normally. I mind that when I offer a subjective opinion, that get's questioned when everyone else's is taken as proof positive something is wrong. BS.

I mind people *****ing about minutia and then saying, oh but hey - thanks on the exhale of the very same breath. It's beyond thoughtless, and it's all getting very irritating.
[HTC Aria Android Development] zervic:
Nicely said. You have the ability to say some things I've wanted to say to officers I've worked for, for the past 2 years. My job truly is a thankless one and I can see the same characteristics here. People *****, moan, whine & complain and then do an about face and thank you for your hard work cuz they don't wanna piss you off to the point where you say @#$% it and stop helping them...when in reality that "thankless thanks" just makes you wanna hit him or her in the face. So yea, I know how you feel and GENUINELY I'd like to say thank you for putting up with a lot of BS, I've been in the same boat for quite some time.

Now back on track, given the amount I use my phone I have noticed NO difference in battery life...I kept all the same settings that I use to optimize my battery life as much as possible given the fact that I use my phone out of sheer boredom, regularly, throughout the day. If you are experiencing low battery life, turn brightness as low as possible, YOU press the power button when you're done fiddling and not wait for the phone to go to sleep, turn off GPS, turn off wifi, etc...there are so many things you can do to make sure you get the full potential of you battery...or at least, the fullest potential of it given your style of using it.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Mike's Aria:
I bet you're frustrated. I know I am frustrated having to read through all that crap.

I for one am very greatful for all the hard work you and everyone else has put into this rom.

Everything runs absolutely perfect right now, and has for some time on my phone. I've installed just about every nightly, and they have all just gotten better and better.

THANK YOU FOR MAKING OUR MID RANGE PHONES AWESOME!!!!!
[HTC Aria Android Development] dacrannis:
GPS

I too appreciate all the hard work you guys put into making these roms. I have been flashing the cm roms since i got my phone and they all work great. If people don't like the roms, don't put them on your phone....leave it alone.

on a side note, my gps hasn't been working....and it's not the rom...it hasn't worked on the last few roms i've had on my phone. I haven't wiped data when updating the roms. Anyone have any suggestions? I was thinking of wiping all data and reinstalling with titanium backup of apps. Maybe this will work?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
This cm6 build is running great for me. Better then the build for my nexus one in fact.

Good work to attn1.

And the Aria may be considered mid range but I like to play with this phone more then my Nexus, Vibrant, Captivate, or my dell streak so I say mid range my ass. Not even 8 months ago phones like these were high end.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ChairmanPlow:
Indeed. attn1 and everyone that works on these countless builds have made my Aria (my first foray into Android, period) the best purchase I've made in a long time. I'm constantly going back and forth between the latest ROMs to see how they work, and what new features get added.

It's like heaven for a gadget guy. :D
[HTC Aria Android Development] bsirak:
Whoa, that escalated quickly. I realize that reading inflection is near impossible, but how did I miss the definition change of thank you? I do appreciate everything you have done to make my phone better, and never have I implied anything about anything you've done, mostly because I lack the basic knowledge to do so. There was never any 'thankless thanking' and maybe when someone says thank you, they actually mean it.

Which brings me to my question. I was merely asking for the benchmark to which you are able to make a statement like 'usual' or 'unusual'. If usual for you is moderate use of your phone from 9-9 with no animations, gps running, syncing, live wallpaper, etc. then yes, my battery life in comparison would be normal since I run all the bells and whistles. Which is also why I made the statement if having to recharge my battery half way through the day is the worst I have to deal with, then I'll live. But if you can get 48 hours out of your phone with moderate use and still have some combo of the bells and whistles then yea, I have a problem I'd like to address. I'm not blaming you, or implicating you or your ROM in any way. I am just trying to get to a issue I have, which is almost guaranteed to be a user error, much like dacrannis is trying to solve his.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Sengfeng:
Had a problem trying out the new CM6 tonight. I used ROM Manager to queue up the flash, let it wipe data and cache, and let it rip. First bootup came up fine.

I then flashed the Google app package, and upon reboot, it just looped on the startup logo. The app .zip was loaded through recovery, and went through seemingly successfully.

Thoughts?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tomlogan1:
I've also tried various versions, and can only get to Exchange with either HTC Sense or Touchdown. If you go to Nexeo.net they have a client they say works with Exchange, but because my corporate Exchange server requires a PIN code it does not work. Touchdown does work well with CM1, but you have to abide by the corporate security measures and add your PIN if you've been out of Exchange for 15 minutes.

If you find a solution that works as well as Touchedown or Sense, please post it because I've only found Touchdown as a viable option and for $20 it's not too expensive.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Milx:
i cant seems to find twiiter or youtube, and all google apps like maps , navigator, places. in the cm6.1 zip file. how i remove it ?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
Those apps are in the cm6.1 zip file, they are in the gapps.zip (Google Apps) that you flashed separately at some point.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Milx:
How do i do a clean reset, i been cleaning dalvik , cache, factory reset verything i flash, but those thing still keep on coming. how i do a Clean install ?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
You need to flash an HTC Sense ROM first and then reflash CM 6.1 and that should get rid of the Google Apps. Since CM 6.1 and Gapps are flashed separately, simply reflashing CM 6.1 does not affect the Gapps flash. However when you flash a HTC Sense ROM it replaces the gapps flashed Google apps with its own copy.

Then you can wipe data, cache and dalvik cache and flash CM 6.1 and the Google apps from the Sense ROM will be gone.

Hope that helps.
[HTC Aria Android Development] seboj:
Data2ext is being discussed over in the Desire / N1 forums, saw it on portal earlier. Sounds like it's based off Cyanogen's A2SD. Could we benefit from it?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=859419