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[HTC Aria Android Development] toiday:
Lost root?

Strange thing happen to my Aria after using this using FR007 rom. Supperuser (v2.3.2.2) shows "Allow" for ConnectBot and Titanium Backup. However, Titanium Backup shows "root access failed". And, when I connect to local using ConnectBot, I can execute "su" command find and the command prompt go to "#" indicates I'm now supperuser. But I can't run even the command "whoami". I keep getting error "permission denied". Samething when running "adb shell". I do get the "#' prompt but I can't copy files to/from /sdcard without getting "permission denied" error. Anybody sees this problem?
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
First, fire up rom manager and repair permissions, then reboot.
[HTC Aria Android Development] kura808:
I was looking through the legend forums and apparently some users received the official froyo update. I'm assuming it's sense.

One of the users stated:

Someone also made a dump though I dont think anyone tried it yet. It also has been noted the rom is currently unrootable.

http://www.4shared.com/get/ti74Iuwc/dump.html via Ganii from Hero forum

I dont know any programming but anyone want to take a look at the dump and see if the kernel is of any use to us?
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
Legend is close but still not identical hardware. Still not kernel source either. Busted wifi for sure among other things. Maybe there are parts that can be used, like to fix the weather animation issues with this rom.

On the other hand... this could mean the official aria update isn't far behind. I can only imagine what at&t mangled up in the new rom. Tethering remnants will be toast for sure.

Edit: trialing SwiftKey keyboard. Now when I type "at&t" the word "mangled" is the next recommendation. Awesome.
[HTC Aria Android Development] toiday:
That doesn't work neither. "Fix Permissions" gives me error "An error occurred while attempting to run privileged commands".
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
Ew... no root at all. Maybe wipe cache and dalvik and flash again?

Edit: of course not using rom manager... unplug usb and boot clockwork manually.
[HTC Aria Android Development] smokeydonuts:
Is there any way to change the wallpaper of the lock screen and have a different wallpaper for the home screen like in 2.1?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
Good bloody gods, I hate sites like 4shared and rapidshare. FFS, there are plenty of hassle free ways to host files. I'll happily put them on my personal server if nothing else. (Waiting 190 secs for 4shared to grant me the privilege of downloading this dump at super slow speed.)
[HTC Aria Android Development] kura808:
I'm sorry. That was the link in the legend forum. I would've uploaded it elsewhere but my internet is giving probs right now ><
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
Here it is if anyone wants to take a look at it. I'll get to it as soon as I can.

http://hoxnet.com/legend_dump.zip
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
This is just a dump of the system partition. There's no kernel here.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
Here's a quick rundown on the system included apps differences between this legend dump and the gratia:

Not in legend but in gratia:

BrcmBluetoothServices.apk

HtcCarPanel.apk

Superuser.apk

Not in gratia but in legend:

Facebook.apk

Flashlight.apk

HtcFacebook.apk

MusicShop_touch-2.1.41_09-08-2010-19-38-10_AndroidVFSigned.apk

SIE_VFUK_bidi.apk

teeter.apk

web.apk

Apps in both, but different (based on MD5sums):

Bluetooth.apk

Browser.apk

Calendar.apk

CheckinProvider.apk

ContactsProvider.apk

CustomizationSetup.apk

DownloadProvider.apk

GSD.apk

HTCAlbum.apk

HTCCamera.apk

HTCSetupWizard.apk

HTC_IME.apk

HtcContacts.apk

HtcDialer.apk

HtcFMRadio.apk

HtcFootprints.apk

HtcLockScreen.apk

HtcMusic.apk

HtcRingtoneTrimmer.apk

Mail.apk

Mms.apk

PCSCII.apk

Phone.apk

Rosie.apk

Settings.apk

SettingsProvider.apk

Stock.apk

Updater.apk

Vending.apk

Weather.apk

WifiRouter.apk

WorldClock.apk

com.htc.StockWidget.apk

htccontactwidgets.apk

htcmailwidgets.apk

htcmsgwidgets.apk

Everything else in system/app is the same (note that my ROM is a bit different as I've modified it somewhat from both gratia and FR005).
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
Any chance of grabbing that weather live wallpaper to try out? Assuming this is from a final release...
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
As far as I can tell (so far) they are identical. The odex files are different, so I'll see what deodexing does for it.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
BTW, is there anyway to force a "sunny day" in the weather wallpaper? It's been non-sunny here for a while and I have yet to see the weirdness in the weather wallpaper.
[HTC Aria Android Development] mcquill:
to force a sunny day you can just set a manual location rather than current location when you add the widget (just go on weather.com and browse for a city that's currently sunny)
[HTC Aria Android Development] thatkidjoe:
Is there any chance of making the google goggles work in this rom?
[HTC Aria Android Development] kura808:
There is now a rom in the legend forum based on the Vodafone release. The file I found was from an unrooted phone. If the phone is rooted, would it be able to show things that were hidden?

Here's what someone posted: Kernel: 2.6.32-17g732a780 Radio: 47.51.35.17U_7.13.35.05 Software 3.14.161.1

I don't know what that means. Lol Or should we give our hopes up again? =P
[HTC Aria Android Development] jznomoney:
the only way to get google goggles to work is to get ipv6 in the kernel. There is no source for the kernel yet.
[HTC Aria Android Development] j.fignole:
I searched but maybe I looked over it... I am unable to upload to facebook from astro. It says uploader process force closes. I'm currently running fr006. Any clue as to why this happens?
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
Dunno... but have you tried both facebook and facebook for Htc sense?
[HTC Aria Android Development] new2droid:
Question. Is the tun module available for aria? Is it installed by default on any of the available roms?

P.S: my xda app fc when I try to use the search. Sup with that? I'm on the froyo rom.
[HTC Aria Android Development] intruderdroid:
Attn1 and anyone else who contributed to this ROM, thank you very much for all your work.

Now I have just noticed that when I plug in my USB cable, my phone says Charge Only as I have it set to...but I still get a pop-up on Windows 7 as if it was set to disk drive and can still browse the files on the phone's SD card. I am certain this did not occur with the R12 Liberated but not entirely certain it did not start out this way.

Is this unusual?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
Not yet available for the Liberated Froyo ROM, as the kernel source code for this has not yet been released by HTC.
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
Yeah, I get that on LiberatedFR and Cm6 both... so not likely unique to this rom.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ngy:
I have the same issue.

Sent from my HTC Aria
[HTC Aria Android Development] le nitro:
Attn1 - My apologies for not getting back to the forum, been extremely busy. As far as my situation with the mobile hotspot and FR006 that seems to be in the past. I downloaded and installed FR007 today and problem solved. I don't know why, but it's working!

I did a factory reset/wipe, wiped cache and dalvik cache. Installed the new Rom. Ran mobile hospot and at first it didn't connect, but unlike 06 my laptop finally asked me what type of connection it was. Once that was assessed it started to work. Problem solved!

Thanks again for all your hard work!

-Le Nitro
[HTC Aria Android Development] duckredbeard:
I get force closes if I reopen xda app after leaving xda app by hitting the home button. If I use the back button to get out, all is good on the next launch.
[HTC Aria Android Development] new2droid:
Ditto
[HTC Aria Android Development] shatteredempathy:
How much better is 2.2 on the Aria vs 2.1 on the Aria?

I have a custom 2.1 with Live Wallpapers, would it be worth the upgrade to 2.2?
[HTC Aria Android Development] strose09:
Try it out if you dont' like it change it back.
[HTC Aria Android Development] klyon:
There are many reasons to upgrade to 2.2; I think it's unquestionably worth doing.

The big ones for me were: ability to change text size in gmail, and vastly improved voice search/auto dial. But there are many more changes.
[HTC Aria Android Development] mosamjc:
Don't forget performance, the ability to easily switch between 2g and 3g for battery life, and compatibility with the latest and greatest apps coming out of google like chrome to phone. Short of losing lock screen wall paper, I can't think of a single down side (over the stock sense eclair). The cm builds have their own strengths and contextual weaknesses you should look into as well as cm 6.1 is an extraordinary rom if you can get along without flash in your mobile experience.
[HTC Aria Android Development] cease:
Why switch from 2.1 to 2.2...maybe you shouldn't

I was on Liberated 2.1 for a long time, loved it, then switched to the new Froyo (2.2) ROM; loved it also but it seemed slower, never scientifically proven by me, but seemed slower and the battery seemed to drain faster. This weekend I decided to go back to the base HTC Latest Updated ROM, mostly just to see if I could do it and to be prepared to return the device if I needed to for warranty work, etc. Well to my surprise, it is faster, snappier, and the battery just doesn't drain. I've had WiFi on, Auto Sync on, even have GPS on occassionally and the thing just keeps chugging along. When I was on Froyo, I'd have to charge nightly for sure, sometimes more often. I even had to shut down WiFi and sync to get a day's worth of use out of it. I've now upgraded to Liberated ROM R012 and getting all the benefits it has plus still have my snappiness and long battery power.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Tenacious--M:
Im new to Android and the Aria. Is this the step by step guide to do this, or are there more detailed instructions? I think I can follow this, I just want to make sure I do the steps and in the right order. Is the A2SD part done last after the ROM is already flashed?
[HTC Aria Android Development] j.fignole:
Once I'm rooted with clockwork etc, I don't need to reformat my sd card to flash a new rom correct? I can just do a nandroid backup, wipe my data and caches, then flash the new rom and should be well correct? Also no need to repartition my card? And last question I partitioned my card but accidentally put in a swap. How can I remove this?
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
Correct on all counts. Now, to remove the swap you will need to repartition... which means backing up your sd once more.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Tenacious--M:
To Enable A2SD:

Backup your applications

Backup your sdcard

Partition your sdcard with ROM Manager with an ext partition option. (ROM manager is in Market)

This should start a special mode of clockwork recovery, which will partition the sdcard.

Is the above step necessary or recommended once I have flashed to the Liberated 2.2 ROM?

What the benefit of doing it?
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
Not necessary. It makes a partition on your sd card to install Apps to. Only actually necessary if you are cramped for space.
[HTC Aria Android Development] j.fignole:
thank you very much!
[HTC Aria Android Development] Sultan Ali Fezar:
Not sure how to classify this, bug our missing feature. And is it the rom our the kendal?

Any how, the date formats are missing full day names, not a huge deal.
[HTC Aria Android Development] projectDz:
are there any negatives to having the swap? What is it for anyway?
[HTC Aria Android Development] jcordova23:
You can change that in settings/ date and time/ select date format.
[HTC Aria Android Development] netw3rkd:
swap is virtual RAM, I doubt you'll need it on the aria. If I remember correctly, on one of the liberated rom's, I had created a swap partition just for the heck of it, and the aria didn't even use it. IMO it doesn't need it either.
[HTC Aria Android Development] shadeslader:
Worked like a champ thanks for the roms
[HTC Aria Android Development] j.fignole:
OK just realized I posted the wrong thing I'm sorry for the confusion. I ment to say uploading to YouTube.

I previously owned an iPhone and I have a lot of movies that I want to upload to YouTube from my sd card via astro. However every time I long press my file in astro, click send, click on YouTube and then input title info etc, I get an error message stating the following: "The application My Uploads (process com.Google.android.apps.uploader) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again. Then a button for Force Close." Any clue as to why this happens?

Also thanks again to Attn1 for your Work on this rom and to everyone helping to troubleshoot issues.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Fusion777:
I am in Paris (normally LA) and Rom is working well, however the 'network selector' app (built-in) for alternate sim card always crashes on startup
[HTC Aria Android Development] alextsai2000:
Sorry!

I have flashed FR007 rom.

But,how can I remove the apps which was pre-installed, such as ASTRO & Adobe Reader?

I cannot type the "Uninstall" botton.:confused::confused:
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
You have to boot into recovery, mount the partitions, adb shell, cd /system/app/, then rm nameof.apk.

If you're not familiar with adb, search the forums.
[HTC Aria Android Development] foit:
hsupa

Hello, I considering rooting using the rom provided in this thread. One question though, will this rom enable HSUPA for faster upload speeds and lower latency? I do realize that the settings for hsupa are in the build.prop file but the Captivate owners had a lot of trouble trying to make voice calls work with HSUPA.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Sultan Ali Fezar:
Yeah full day name isn't in there just partial name
[HTC Aria Android Development] nemogamo:
hi there

my setcpu (available in market) only up to 600Mhz running liberated

when i change ROM to CM, setCPU able to overclock to 864MHZ....

is there a tweak to setCPU so it can run the same overclock at 864MHz with this Liberated?
[HTC Aria Android Development] jcordova23:
The stock kernel does not support overclocking. You will have to flash another kernel to enable it. Check in the sense+froyo+oc thread.
[HTC Aria Android Development] hashbrown:
I took the plunge into fr007 from fr003. All good except the keyboards are not working. 8pen, multi-touch and swype dont respond. Also the sense clock/weather widget doesnt pull weather info. On oxed version.
[HTC Aria Android Development] mosamjc:
Sounds like you need to clear your cache and dalvik and flash again. I've yet to find a publicly available input that doesn't work, aside from the old droid x multi touch keyboard, which has since been corrected.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ngy:
the oc kernel from mosamjc also fixes trackpad wake if you flash the trackpadwake.zip earlier in this thread (page 8ish). Seems to run smoother too with what it seems, no ill effects.

EDIT: haha yes tethering isn't working, but luckily i dont use it. sorry!
[HTC Aria Android Development] kevina90:
can we update the rom with mosamjc's overclockable kernal and the trackpadwake.zip from page 9ish?

Edit: nevermind, tethering is big to some people and this kernel doesnt work with tethering...
[HTC Aria Android Development] mosamjc:
Tethering does work with the wireless tether app linked on the OC page provided you follow the instructions. I'm trying to catch up with attn1 about getting some input on how to stream line it or remove the meddlesome htc wifi hot spot app all altogether (merely deleting the app doesn't solve the problem).
[HTC Aria Android Development] gdseven:
I just flashed the fr007 rom and I cannot get the htc hotspot to work.

My pc connects to the phone and gets an ip address but data does not transfer.

I would like to try fr006 but I cannot find a download link.

I did a complete data wipe before installing the rom.
[HTC Aria Android Development] guido3300:
Hello this thread is 69 pages long and let's face I can't read it all just to find my answer. So please let me ask here.

I'm a newbie to android and I have the stock AT&T ROM but I want to install the Gratia 2.2 ROM. Is it completely functional? What do I need to install? Do I need to install a new kernell or something?

As I've mentioned before I'm a newbie so installing a kernell and stuff is way beyond my knowledge. Is there a guide or tutorial for newbies?
[HTC Aria Android Development] panda703:
theres a sticky roll up thread....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=731175
[HTC Aria Android Development] modmyphone:
Did a quick scan of the thread and didn't see anything (also a Captivate freak so I don't frequent this forum) so here's my post.

I installed this ROM on my wifes Aria a few weeks back. Everything went went smoothly with the flash and all seemed good. One probelm that she's having is that when changing locations (work>home or home>work), it appears that wifi won't make the switch. The only way to get it to connect is by rebooting the phone then it connects right away.

Any ideas?
[HTC Aria Android Development] casfguy:
Any one else having issue with bluetooth streaming...it doesn't recognize for me multiple streaming source (pandora, google listen, music player or phone).

As soon as I start bluetooth audio stream on my car, It ends up starting music player, eventhough pandora is playing. Ends up getting pandora and music player playing simultaneously :eek:

Not sure this is 2.2 issue?
[HTC Aria Android Development] mosamjc:
I encounter a similar problem going between access points with the same name but different macs. I find switching wifi to off before moving to another location helps, then switching it on when you get there. I don't have to do that going from work to home or anything, but from one part of my work campus to the other.
[HTC Aria Android Development] emigre:
Wifi sure cant wake reliably

I just made the transition to FR007 from Liberated Aria R12 yesterday and I found the following changes:

1. Wifi doesn't wake reliably (as already posted by attn1): eBuddy kept losing connection and had to reconnect.

2. I feel that it's not as nimble as I thought it would be (I might even feel that R12 performs a tad faster)

This post is not to attack the new built in any way. Just sharing my observations and wondering if there is a thread that discusses the main differences between R12 and FR007 (besides the Android 2.1 and 2.2). I mean, something that regular users like myself can understand.

In computer terms, probably like upgrading from Mac OS 9 to OS X (yeah those days) ie. much friendlier user interface, more easily understood warnings instead of complex error 222 type of messages, etc.

Perhaps a discussion that outlines the differences (working and non-working areas) between Liberated R12 and FroYo FR007?

Thank you!
[HTC Aria Android Development] mosamjc:
That sounds more like something you should post in the general section. Besides, if you dont understand the fundamental differences between 2.1 and 2.2, then why did you flash it in the first place? For all we know, your perceived slowness of the liberated froyo could be self inflicted by running a task killer or set cpu on the stock kernel.
[HTC Aria Android Development] bigwavesurfer4:
The reason I feel that this is a tad bit slower is because we haven't found a kernel. With R12 I could overclock to 600 mhz and have it flying at high speeds. Here I can't do that. However, some of the differences that I have seen are that there's an improved market with app prediction, better text messaging UI in my opinion, and if you like (I don't) apps2sd, and tethering support. There's also live wallpapers which u can also get on R 12 but its a battery waste and slows down the phone. Images render a little faster, and yes there are some bugs, but thats to be expected since the full version with kernel support hasn't been released. I think if you're comfortable with R 12 then stay with it for a little while till the kernel is released for froyo with flash, but I've been using FR for a while now and its not bad.
[HTC Aria Android Development] guido3300:
I did notice slowness on the this Froyo ROM. How do I set CPU on the Stock Kernell? Help please
[HTC Aria Android Development] mosamjc:
I don't mean to be rude, but if you don't know what you're talking about please don't post and confuse others. Both this kernel and the original liberated are set to 600mhz by default and are not over clockable. We are waiting for kernel source but for none of the reasons that you mentioned. We need it to fix the current problem with trackpad wake and add in vital missing ingredients that HTC doesn't grace us with by default. It has nothing to do with flash or the kernel being broken or malfunctional in anyway (out of the box it performs twice as well as 2.1 in benchmark performance).
[HTC Aria Android Development] mosamjc:
You don't. Setcpu can cause performance issues of its own when run on kernels that don't support it.
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
LiberatedFR is twice as fast as liberated. That's inherent with a JIT enabled rom. Perhaps some people are flashing LiberatedFR over liberated instead of fully wiping first.

Regardless of the issue, if the majority of people do not experience your issue under the same circumstances, the issue isn't with the rom. Focus on comparing what you have installed with what others have rather than blaming the rom.

What's frustrating to me is how some people don't want to consider they may be the issue. Since they are having trouble, that just means the vast majority of us are morons not noticing it, so they want to enlighten us.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
And then make comments like "I didn't bother to search to see if anyone else had an issue, but ...."
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
I'm not directing towards a single individual as I've been witnessing this time and time again. Read the forums, spend time researching, remove apps and taskillers, just spend time troubleshooting rather than flying by to take a dump on a developer to waste HIS time.
[HTC Aria Android Development] cease:
Gratia...Why?

Assuming you are Rooted, I suggest you go with Liberated ROM R012. IT is very stable and fast. If you want the latest, i.e, Android 2.2, go with ATN1's FR07 ROM. Sort of stable, but not as much as R012 (has nightly releases). Also, it doesn't seem quite as fast as R012 to me. And, I'm not running SetCPU or a TASK Killer which slows FR07 down.

Rooting is the hard part, I suggest you build the CD as recommended in the Easy Rooting section of this forum. It'll boot to Unix on your PC, and do everything for you. When it's finished, you have a rooted Phone...and the Android world awaits.
[HTC Aria Android Development] bigwavesurfer4:
Its weird because when my droid eris got upgraded to 2.1 the speed and performance of the phone dropped dramatically. I do think there is a performance difference, but I also don't think that we've reached the peak stability yet. This rom does, imo, have many great things in it and from going from the first version of the gratia rom to this rom just shows how incredible of a job ATNT did. So thank u. On another note, can't wait for the kernal and for flash support.
[HTC Aria Android Development] bigwavesurfer4:
Out of everything I said, you picked out the one sentence where I mentioned Kernal? I think he could of used an opinion from someone on the same level and I think by setting performance to 600 that my phone did go faster on R 12 and I think the changes to FR are great. ;-)
[HTC Aria Android Development] projectDz:
To be honest dude, I think most people would rather take correct facts than misinformation from someone "on the same level."
[HTC Aria Android Development] bigwavesurfer4:
Sorry brah, guilty
[HTC Aria Android Development] jakmal:
market help

hello to all

i got the ari today and i installed the rom but i cant download any program from the market.

thanks