yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid 2 Android Development] roboots21:
Looking forward to this Matt .. will definately be giving it a try when it comes out :)
[Droid 2 Android Development] blustosa:
I know this is probably a stupid and very annoying question but...

Any random guess on the ETA? Like, should I get a day off tomorrow or explain to my GF why I'm not attending her family Christmas type of thing...
[Droid 2 Android Development] Matt4542:
Haha no worries. I honestly have no idea when I will be releasing this, a lot of the bugs have been around since cvpcs first booted Obsidian(his DX AOSP ROM) on his Droid X and we are having issues with a lot of things. I haven't really made much progress, still trying to work on USB so I can debug things easier instead of having to use aLogcat from the Market.
[Droid 2 Android Development] autonomist3k:
is pandora going to work now?
[Droid 2 Android Development] eiddor:
Pandora is an easy fix. Google Pandora and build.prop and you should find the answer.
[Droid 2 Android Development] dougbloch:
This may entice me to root again :)
[Droid 2 Android Development] syraz:
awesome...

one thing down few to go..

hope gps is another issue

btw Matt this is Azilla, some reason couldnt get that nick here
[Droid 2 Android Development] haincha:
I am really excited for a final version of this. It looks really pretty.
[Droid 2 Android Development] JonandRoid:
Yeah it looks amazing!. Once this is out idk what I will do lol. My fission is working great right now and is super speedy and I can't even begin to imagine what this is going to do to my phone! :). Can't wait matt and btw, you are the ****!...
[Droid 2 Android Development] subsoniic:
progressing along nicely there matt :cool:
[Droid 2 Android Development] droid void:
wow im really looking forward to this! keep up the great progress.
[Droid 2 Android Development] soleicey:
i cant wait matt :), im so tired of fission reboot bs x)
[Droid 2 Android Development] HerroMoto:
I can't wait man, I'm a big fan of your stuff! Will be one of the first ones to download :)
[Droid 2 Android Development] bladearronwey:
This is kinda FUD, most users have seldom to no lock screen reboots when following the instructions exactly, cleaning up the SD card, and starting with a fresh SBF the first time when installing Fission. I haven't had one yet on 2.0.9.8, and even before that I made had 1-2 week at most. Honestly, no offense to Matt, but the ROM i had the most lock screen reboots on was Epic 2.5... (1-2/day)
[Droid 2 Android Development] Stephan_:
I don't think the reboots are rom linked issues.. I had stock running and all I did was remove the third party apps (blockbuster, skype, etc) and am experiencing the reboots.
[Droid 2 Android Development] hockeyhead019:
looking forward to the release!
[Droid 2 Android Development] whezzel:
Has development on this rom just kinda stopped or r u just not updating or what? I dont want to seem rude or anything just kinda excited for a true aosp rom and nothin seems to be happenin

Sent from my DROID2
[Droid 2 Android Development] inssane:
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[Droid 2 Android Development] leakim13:
How goes the battle?
[Droid 2 Android Development] whezzel:
Is anyone still workin on this?

Sent from my DROID2
[Droid 2 Android Development] Username2011:
Who knows by now
[Droid 2 Android Development] Matt4542:
Yes I am. This rom is buggy as hell and it will take a bit, also this rom isn't the only thing I do day in and out. I have a job, girlfriend and familly. The 17 emails I got, please don't email me again.
[Droid 2 Android Development] enzojrc:
TELL EM!!!!!! lol
[Droid 2 Android Development] Matt4542:
Sound works!!!!
[Droid 2 Android Development] mistermr:
This is definitely one of the most anticipated roms for me at the moment. Take your time and make it shine Matt. Can't wait for the release.
[Droid 2 Android Development] HerroMoto:
Is this rom going to fix Speaker issues and make my speaker actually louder?
[Droid 2 Android Development] Matt4542:
I didn't know there was a speaker issue. I just tested and it is pretty loud.
[Droid 2 Android Development] HerroMoto:
Oh well I'm not sure if this is an issue for everyone or just me, but I came from a D1 and the speaker seemed considerably louder than the one on the D2. Mine just seems really quiet when it's at full media volume.

I asked this btw because I noticed there was an "audio" option in the settings that you put in the screenshot.
[Droid 2 Android Development] Matt4542:
Yeah it isn't quite, also with the audio option you can tweak all your sound stuff.
[Droid 2 Android Development] HerroMoto:
Alright sounds good, can't wait for the release! Good luck man.
[Droid 2 Android Development] jaypatel32795:
When will this 3.0 rom be ready?
[Droid 2 Android Development] tutwo2squared:
Really looking forward to this!! Can't wait to load this on my d2!

Considering that this AOSP, will it also have the built in USB/wifi tethering?
[Droid 2 Android Development] stupidpopmediareference:
Thumbs up, Matt! I've been looking forward to a really good non-Motorola ROM ever since I got my D2.

I'm going to be awaiting a release with bated breath!
[Droid 2 Android Development] theimpaler747:
He's working on it ;)
[Droid 2 Android Development] Matt4542:
It the settings it has USB wired tethering.
[Droid 2 Android Development] jaypatel32795:
Man I can't wait, this rom is more anticipated than the epic unleashed 1.0

this rom is gonna kick a@#!!
[Droid 2 Android Development] jaypatel32795:
Will cyanogen be included in future roms?
[Droid 2 Android Development] Matt4542:
I'm not Koush or Cyanogen, so I am not going to port it. You can ask Koush to do it.
[Droid 2 Android Development] one.:
Glad to see things are progressing over here.

Will be anxiously awaiting a release!
[Droid 2 Android Development] Matt4542:
Haha perfect time to be posting! I just released an alpha! http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=9427400#post9427400
[Droid 2 Android Development] theimpaler747:
Would you like this closed? Or still open for general conversation?
[Droid 2 Android Development] Matt4542:
Probably closed because people will still ask when it will be done haha. Thanks.
[Droid 2 Android Development] theimpaler747:
No problem :) That's what I was thinking ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jonny_ftm:
Edit 30 dec 2010:

see my last post in page 4

GPS suc*s when tested in high roads density urban areas

Hi,

I see many debate here about Galaxy S issues, mainly lag and GPS.

I was scared when got one, but finally, becoming a fan boy too:

In answer to this topic:

So I tested in my SGS, recently bought (3 weeks):

GPS driving on road behaves like my Sirf III module (but under Navigon, google maps not tested)

Google search is fine (lag less than 1sec)

Swype: really smooth

Manage apps: small lag, max 1 sec or less

Apps shortcut: first time just 1-2 sec, than instant

App drawer is fine, lag is really minimal to abscent, far less than 1 sec when it is there

Browser: no issues

It came with JM7 bundled, never updated firmware as I don't see the need. Bought it in october, just after an out of stock long period

I'm really thinking there are some hardware issues solved recently. My SGS seems to behave like the one from "fanboy" :D

I'm not going to become a fanboy, just maybe helping with my case. If it is really hardware dependent issues, a mass RMA would help samsung to admit the problems (that they look like have solved in newer devices?). After all, Apple, with their small antenna bug was finally more fair than Samsung.

I really open this topic to give a positive feedback. I also wonder why I have a "perfect" SGS, while many have a bad one? If it is not hardware, what can it be?

Maybe people that get new units, bundled stock with a new firmware (mine was JM7), should give a feedback here.

If it is hardware, why not RMA and put pressure on Samsung
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hol17:
Many people still have release-day SGS's and they work just as good as yours; some people have the problem and some just do not. Was there a hardware update? We don't know and if there was, why would Samsung not announce something and try to put themselves in a terrible position?

We just don't know. I have a release-day SGS myself and the only problem I've had was the button's delaying (which is quite annoying) and "the Black Screen of Death" a few times (which was fixed by not putting on a hard-case from Bell).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] yiannisthegreek:
Hi. Just a couple of questions for you if you dont mind.

1.) When you say "Black Screen of Death, do you mean the weird Coma/Crash syndrome? Mine from Bell as well just started doing this about 60 days into owning it and it has happened a total of 3 times in the last 5 days or so.

2.) What do you mean it was SOLVED by not putting on a Hard Case from Bell? I have one from Bell (looks like leather on the back) and you now have me wondering. I have had the case almost since day one though and my phone just started the Coma/Crash as mentioned above about 60 days after owning it. Please advise...

3.) A bit off topic but I see you are rooted on JH2. Can you please tell me how you rooted the device? I have tried the update.zip files I have found before but none of them ever work for me. Do you need to be sim unlocked for the root to work? Please advise...

Thank You... :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hol17:
@yiannisthegreek

Yes; try to wake the phone and I just can not, no matter what I do and thats when...

SEGWAY

I'll break it down for you; my problem with the BSOD started to happen after I attached my cases I bought from Bell (the semi-clear hard grey case and the fake crocodile skin case). The cases felt VERY snug to my phone, almost 'death-gripped' (which meant the cases were difficult to take off, almost 'ripping-the-backplate-off' difficult) and I could feel heat through the case. After taking them off, I have never had the BSOD since, although my phone feels a bit naked. I had also UNROOTED my phone but the BSOD happened a few days later (with the case on).

This is the post where I got my update.zip:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7536130&postcount=11

The steps were guide-lined here:

Hope that helps :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] t1mman:
I got mine also after the "outstock" period.

Got 2, first one had weird issue, rebooted for no reason and, in the end, USb would work and, everytime I pluged it in (PC or recharge) it would reboot in a loop :S

All of this in the first week

Got it exchange and since then, no reboot, no connection issue, no "lag" and GPS is more than decent (I use it to track jogging and it's right on the spot)

Manif. date of this one is 10.09.21 (specific date on the battery, on the device itself it's 10.09, no day)

I do wonder the same thing as you do, might be a good idea to note the manif. date and if user has issue or not...It might give help to some of us with unreliable SGS get it exchanged!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ehe12:
If the manufacturing date gives different hardware, I would definitely send it back again to get a latest one. My replacement didn't solve the GPS issue...will talk to orange uk again tomorrow...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] duongla:
I agree with thread creator. My SGS works fine right at the beginning (except the lag). I see a date on the battery which is 2010.08.03.

I also think it may be hardware-related issues.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] andrewluecke:
Car navigation software such as Navigon accepts an enormous range of errors though. But the errors are exposed when using GPS for fitness purposes (because if the tracks swing wildly side to side then you do the 10km jog in 7km).

I think it might be hardware these days, but waiting for froyo official to see. After that I'll return my phone as many times as necessary
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dreamtheater39:
apart from the gps inaccuracy, there's nothing to complain about! the sgs is simply brilliant :) however, i'd be happy if they put in more ram on the device :|

the gps update frequency is bad, and sometimes is terribly inaccurate
[Galaxy S I9000 General] householddog:
Has anyone tested, one of these phones, with a bluetooth sirf 3 gps?

I would assume, to a certain extent, that it would help prove, if it is a hardware fault or not.

Are there other factors involved, however?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DSF:
@jonny_ftm just try a Froyo build. I was pretty happy with Eclair in terms of performance (of course some issues where there too, but not that many).. but froyo has some nice additions (eg: input cursor, copy text from browser, flash support, etc) but it sucks in terms of performance. Even the latest builds (JPO, JPA) seems to suck as some realistic people report.

I have ~ 150 apps in app drawer
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jonny_ftm:
I will check the date of manufacture of my phone later and report back.

It could be a good idea to start with this to see if there's really a trend to better hardware with later manufacturing dates.

Sadely, it is not that simple. If in mobile phone industry it works just like in PC electronics, even manufacture date of phone won't help. I explain: intel chipsets on motherboards were often "buggy" in some extent on first production. Later, they enhance the product and produce new build versions of chipset correcting hardware issues. Now, it's upon to motherboard manufacture to use the last chipset build or not. Most time, motherboard manufacture will use old chipset stocks before moving to new one.

So, if we want to know this for sure, only SN and build dates on chipsets inside the phone will be the ultimate proof. Sadely, unlike in PC world, less people open their phones to check components unless they break the screen...

Anyhow, phone manufacturing date can help as early dates would have necessarly early components. Later built phones could or not have the last chipset though.

- I won't try Froyo. Until it is final, we can't say Samsung s**ks, it is just beta testing. My phone works great with original JM7 it came with, I don't need Beta Froyo features if they make the phone unusable. Now, I understand people that need these features getting frustrated. Hopefully, it is not my case, so can't help here

- I only have around 30 applications, I think I won't have more than 50-60 include stock apps. Even a PC with quadcore CPU, 16 Gigs of extreme fast RAM, RAID setup and tons of applications/processes installed will slow down. I don't expect a tiny smartphone to do a better job there. The only OS that was rock stable despite tons of applications is Palm OS, now dead :-(
[Galaxy S I9000 General] endisforever:
Mine had 16 6 10 on the battery and I experience the gps issue.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] compuse:
Latest phone aren't struggling with lag out of the box anymore.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dreamtheater39:
I tried using my external holux bt gps (which really kicks ass)....but to my surprise i figured android doesn't support external bt gps devices natively! so, google maps or navigation does not bother picking up gps info from the external device. android still has no support....bottom line :( so we're pretty much stuck with what our sgs can do! sucks i know!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] t1mman:
Actually, from what I was led to beleive from the test in the accesories, BT GPS seems to work with everything:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=818688&highlight=GPS

See post #10
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dreamtheater39:
nope....even in post#10 he mentions that "in theory"! it just wouldnt work and i did a serious amount of research only to realize android doesnt support external bt based gps devices. however, i havent tried in froyo....will do it tomorrow and post if i have any luck!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Darkimmortal:
All working fine here - manufacturing date 25/08/2010
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jonny_ftm:
Very interesting, the date manufacture theory I stated seems not that wrong from the few feedback in this thread. If we have more feedback, it will become evident, for those doubting it, that Samsung is just making fun of his customers. They don't intend to admit any defect and won't recall phones unless forced by a massive customers action.

I'm happy I got mine only in October. When I receive my microSD card, I'll open it and add my contribution with manufacturing date for my working out of the box phone.

All this means it is very bad news for people with very laggy, battery consuming and bad GPS phones
[Galaxy S I9000 General] snaff:
Just install Bluetooth GPS Provider. It's simple.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] digitall1982:
mine is about 2-3 weeks old and i got absolute no problems, gps works fast and accurate, no lag like everybody talking about.. i got no custom roms, no lagfix or anything like that..

even wlan ap works great :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jonny_ftm:
Well, I opened it (sorry for the delay, it is inside the case-mate tough, that's why I waited for my microSDHC before open)

Battery date is 1 sept 2010, so a new batch. I don't see any date on phone though and don't know how to find it

I'm really convinced that Samsung scarified early buyers. If I was one of them, I won't hesitate to RMA
[Galaxy S I9000 General] titooo7:
I'm also having really bad accuracy with my GPS. I already tried several roms (JF1, JPK, JPM, JPO) but the accuracy was always a problem. Right now it says it says I'm 200meters away of my real location. It really sucks, I can imagine what would happen if I use it while driving....

The date that appears on the battery is 27-06-2010. Could I be one of those that might have received the typical old batch with GPS problems? IF that's the case I'll send my phone to RMA without a doubt...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zorxd:
I sent mine for repair and it came back unrepaired. They only did a factory reset and a "rom update" but it was the exact same version before and after.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jonny_ftm:
If it was me, I'll ask for a replacement because of hardware defective GPS and prompt them for a new built phone (IMEI). Your chances are good to get a replacement if you write a good letter with arguments. I think they play with time so that most people are out of warranty.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] titooo7:
How long it took them to repair it? And which country are you from?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] compuse:
2010-06-01 on the battery, .. one of the earlier models, .. no real problems here
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jonny_ftm:
You use GPS a lot for driving?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] seking:
Mine is manufactured in aug 2010 without the recovery mode buttons working(of course I applied the fix) and everything was fine. Just to experiment I applied one of the custom Froyo roms and I had lag where none existed before. Even my product code was changed. To change my product code I copied files from my ealier efs backup and that messed up my sim card signal. I had to apply some chown command through terminal emulator. Now I am back to my original which I downloaded from Samsungfirware. Now everything is working correctly and smoothly.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Croak:
I picked up a Telus T959D Fascinate to replace my I9000M that's in for internal SD failure. Battery date on this device is 11-02-2010, release date was 11-08, so at least the battery is only a week old.

Snappy at first, but about an hour later, after reinstalling my somewhat large list of paid apps via the Market, and syncing up 30 days of Exchange and my Gmail account, it had the old dreaded lag back in full force. This being my fourth Galaxy S device, I'm pretty familiar with the symptoms. None of the other three were lagging out of the box for me either.

So they haven't fixed that problem in either the hardware or firmware yet. Mine shipped with 2.1 update 1, "JJ2" ROM.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jonny_ftm:
Hi,

A feedback:

After having screamed my Galaxy S GPS is good, I tested in urban areas with heavy roads density (since I only have tested in rural areas before).

The GPS completely s**ks and is unable to give a decent driving expierience. It is not precise at all and jumps from road to road.

really silly Samsung, and especially robbers

My apologies for wrong info. Maybe many people never tried it in a high density roads area like me. In rural areas with few roads, no issues
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nell_z:
Surprisingly didn't know about this site, even with all the Android devices I've had :confused:

So I now have a Sanyo Zio (my current project) and I've been wondering, how do you root this phone??? Its by far the hardest root I've done. Any help??

Plus, has anyone found a custom rom for this phone? Vanilla sucks on it, despite how good of a phone this really is.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Z3X:
Hey, when I was on 1.6 my internet connection was 3G above the two arrows in the upper right corner. Now that I have went to 2.1 I am using "H" which I am guessing is HSUPA. Depending on my signal strength it goes from between H - 3G - G.

Not really an issue just wondering why I now have use of HSUPA on 2.1 when I only went up to 3G on 1.6?

Thanks in advance.

Z3X
[XPERIA X10 General] the_ahmadzais:
Do you have problems with people or what? seriously dude what is your problem? Why do u close people's thread? You shouldn't be moderator at all. You need to give notice before closing threads. It seems you have bad attitude and do stuff on purpose.
[XPERIA X10 General] SXUsr:
Could you not have PM him instead?
[XPERIA X10 General] Clyzm:
Actually, if a thread is breaking the rules, he owes you absolutely nothing except a lock. PM him instead of causing drama on the forums.
[XPERIA X10 General] mrtim123:
close this thread....sinbin this user :D

seriously though, why did you not PM him man? way more professional.
[XPERIA X10 General] -PiLoT-:
Questions go in Q&A thread

discussion about 2.1 go in 2.1 discussion thread

discussions about what happens after you install 2.1 goes in 2.1 after effects

topics that have no purpose i.e "WHATS RONG WIV S.E."

they get deleted as they contribute nothing to anyone ever

also the only thread of your i have deleted you asked me to as it was supposed to be a private message

btw im closing this thread

i8f yoiu dont like that ive closed it pm me
[Desire HD General] gibbo82:
The camera.

Would it be possible to turn the volume hard button into a hard button for capturing photos with a type of modifcation? The touch screen capture button is annoying!!
[Desire HD General] mikecoffee:
Yes with root and custom Rom

But first let's solve root
[Desire HD General] gibbo82:
Were could I get more info on custom roms? I'm abit of a noob when it comes to them.
[Desire HD General] Doktaphex:
At this current time you cannot install custom ROMs on the Desire HD, it is not yet possible.

Hopefully soon, we will gain this ability from all the lovely DEVs who are devoting their time and energy for free to this cause.
[Desire HD General] mehmehmen:
Respect
[Desire HD General] appelflap:
Full root yes, but a custom rom isn't necessary. One only needs to change one (system) file for this.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skullpuck:
When I installed Bionix Fusion I tried also to install the Voodoo lagfix. When I did I ran Quadrant and my performance didn't improve.

I figured that I did not install it right, I then went right into performing the lagfix found on the Bionix Fusion thread which worked great.

Now, I'm wondering if I still have Voodoo running or installed. I have a Voodoo folder on my internal card and it contains log files and txt files but nothing else. The txt files contain messages like "This model is not supported".

The reason for my question is because I want to flash a new Kernel that requires that you are not running Voodoo. How can I be absolutely sure I am not running it?

Thanks.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Goose0121:
Check the website...project voodoo there is flashable "dissablelagfix"zip and instructions do you can be certain thats its off, hope this helps

****'ll buff out
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skullpuck:
Thanks. Worked great!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richan90:
You have a Vibrant with a special type of NAND memory that Voodoo is not compatible with, so Voodoo automatically disabled itself on your phone. You're fine to flash anything.