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[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdmba:
Seconded with a caveat

Seconded ... ESPECIALLY if the framework stays the same so that system data (from a prior magnolia) can be titanium restored as well. Perhaps Steve could let us know if that particular release would be safe to restore.

Of course, this brings us back to the original problem which a few people encountered. I used the flashover, so perhaps that was the problem. The only thing I did not try (as I am NOT on 1.3.2) was RUU -> 1.3.2 full. I guess I could try 1.3.2 Full over my current v1.3.1; at least I know I can RUU again and get back :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Devildog8791:
Ditto...but I'm glad you said it first.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dbarber996:
Same here.

Sticking with 1.3.1 (which is running smooth as silk) for now...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] twobeaglesjtj:
Where do I get that battery fix file referenced for the 1.3.1 and how do I install it??? Is it in the download section of this thread? Maybe that will help my battery level as when I remove it from the charge, it drops to 93% with no usage in about 1-2 minutes and then is great for the rest of the day.......Any suggestions???
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
It's here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/22769554/Misc/Battery_Fix.zip

Flash via recovery, backup first, of course.

The "100-->90-ish% drop, then fine" phenomenon is quite common. I am not sure whether its a battery stats issue or the battery itself, but it seems to happen more for me with certain non-OEM batteries and as my OEM battery gets older. I am not a battery freak, so some others may have more input, not implying that any of my users are freaks, of course...

The battery fix likely won't help the initial drop, but try if you like.

Steve
[Droid Incredible Android Development] twobeaglesjtj:
Thanks......... I'll give it a try
[Droid Incredible Android Development] hgoldner:
I have a Seidio 1750 mAmp battery. Ever since I left stock Incredible ROM I've experienced a goofy battery behavior like that (rapid drop from 100, but sticks within 65-85 for most of the day) with it, through at least 5 different kernels with SetCPU on and off. I've learned not to worry until it drops below 25%.

Overall, battery life is immeasurably better than with stock (because I haven't really "measured" it.....)

Update: Have now successfully flashed 1.3.2 via CWM 2.5.1.8, switched to Chad0989's incredikernel, loaded DevilDog's Black and Bold theme and lockscreens and now doing my Nandroid to preserve the set-up. Only artefact is that Black and Bold reverts appdrawer to 4 across.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rbt2:
I must have missed something here. Is the problem people have encountered related specifically to their battery stats, their system usage, or something else?

And if system usage, is that based on the readings from Battery Use in the Phone Settings or how their impression of how the phone is operating?

Just curious.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdmba:
For me ...

The problem probably was that the smaller v1.3.2 update flash (which did not wipe/format certain directories due to its 'update' nature) caused some people's phones to be super bogged down by runaway android processes, that the phone was struggling to keep up and that impacted internet upload/download as well. In my case, speedtest.net was so jumpy (from the runaway android system) that I was showing average download speeds of 50Kbps and upload speeds of 6Kbps (and before the flash was showing about 800Kbps down and 500Kbps up). A full and complete down-to-the-core erasure and reset of my phone (including running the Verizon RUU to get everything erased and back to stock) restored my phone; at which point I restored a v1.3.1 nandroid backup; bypassing this 1.3.2, and continuing to hold my android system use lower and internet speeds higher.

I can't comment on what happened to the other people who reported high usage or super slow internet speeds.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Epicardium:
Forgive my ignorance, but I can't understand why you continued to experience problems even after a nandroid restore. Isn't a nandroid similar to cloning your entire system and cache partitions, thereby not dependent on any wipes, etc?

And, fwiw, I'll do whatever you decide upon Steve. This is your baby.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdmba:
Huh?

I don't continue to experience any problems. Once I RUU'd back to pure stock and nandroid restored v1.3.1 I was 100% back (on 1.3.1, anyway). I was answering the person's question 2 posts up!!!!!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rbt2:
Thanks for the explanation. I used the Flashover install and I'm good to go.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dbarber996:
The drop has nothing to do with this ROM. Check k the General Incredible forum for a thread called "Why your battery is lying to you"
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Epicardium:
I know you were answering someone else. I had just been following the thread closely and noted from one of your earlier posts that a nandroid on top of 1.3.2 didn't seem to fix things. I'm just trying to learn, and am still confused as to how a nandroid, regardless of what you had on the phone before, can leave any junk behind. Not saying you didn't experience these issues with nandroid...just trying to understand for my own sake.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] hgoldner:
Not sure if this is too rudimentary, or I misread your post as suggesting a lack of experience with some basic concepts. No offense intended here; hopefully somebody can appreciate the following (and correct any mistatements).

"Nandroid" is what we call running a "backup" from Recovery. ClockworkMod is the most commonly used recovery, and 2.5.1.x is preferred over 3.0.0.8 currently due to stability issues. If you have an SLCD Incredible (Hardware version 3) you should avoid any CWM 3.x.x.x.

You don't run a Nandroid "over" a ROM; you run it *after* you've flashed the ROM and it has booted successfully and you are certain it is operational.

I typically run a Nandroid before flashing a new ROM, before modding an existing ROM, and before changing kernels. I then copy the most recent couple of reliable backups to my computer hard drive in case I have any issue with the card backup. Since I have a 32gb card, I generally keep 3 Nandroid backups aboard: (1) stock; (2) stock post-root with bloatware removed; and (3) my most recent setup. I also backup at least weekly and keep my last couple of backups on the computer.

Yeah, I'm OCD, but you only have to experience one or two bootloops and you'll understand why OCD is a good thing when it comes to playing with flashing your own stuff.

Incidentally, while I have recently trumpeted the HeyIt'sLou kernels, I found the throughput over SD was brutally slow with 3, 4, 7 and 8 (haven't tried 9). With the switch to Chad's 12/23/10 incredikernel, I now have throughput to my SD over USB comparable to pulling the card and using an adapter. Plus, I've deactivated SetCPU....at least for now. We'll see what battery life is like off the charger for extended periods over the next few days as compared with the HeyIt'sLou kernels.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdmba:
Anyway ...

So now that we have figured out that little bit of fun (and the Full worked for my BTW), anyone else getting update notices for:

XDA

BusyBox Installer

StreetView

but no way to update (meaning, your choices are OPEN and UNINSTALL)?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] hgoldner:
I saw that with the Busybox installer. I deleted/uninstalled it. It's not Busybox itself, it's just an updater.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Defone421:
High system usage on full rom flash

I flashed the full 1.3.2 and am getting high usage from the android system. It will not drop below 50 percent even while at complete rest. My battery is depleting twice as fast as it was in 1.3.1. I used cwm 2.5.1.2 to do all of the wipes (every one of them possible) multiple times and used the clear storage from hboot multiple times. The system usage was even higher before I de sensitized, upwards of 75 percent even at rest. I have also removed almost every app that has a script in gscript. The only thing I noticed is that the system is constantly trying to start the htc iqagent service specifically action.ui12 ?? I would appreciate any help, thanks.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
OK, if you read back over the past 3-4 pages, you will see that there is an issue with installing 1.3.2 over 1.3.1. The only real solution is to do a full wipe (data, cache, dalvik cache) and reflash. Since the updater-script does the dalvik and cache for you, you really only have to wipe data. I know this is tedious, but it is necessary. I have been trying to prevent people from having to start from scratch with every update, but I think we've reached the end of the road with that. I am in the process of putting together a version that will wipe all partitions (except sdcard), so users have the choice of whether to risk flashover (many users have no issues) or the more predictable full-wipe.

Oh, and, if possible, please do not use clockwork recovery 3.x when re-flashing, as it does not wipe properly.

Apologies, and good luck.

Steve
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
Did you try clearing market's data and cache in settings-->manage applications? If that dosn't work, I think uninstalling first is the way to go, except street might not let you, as it's baked into system. Since we are going the wipe data route, the next ROM will have all market apps possible in data/app/, which should make the market update process run much more smoothly, since they wont be baked into system. Yay!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
General Statement re Extras

Hello everyone,

As most of you know, there were a few of the Rosie remaps that did not work properly with the last release. I realize now that I was trying to do too much in the way of extras. Altogether I had 96 mappings! So, I have decided that I am going to throttle back on the extras. I am going to have:

(1) color and default icon 5-column appfolders and nonappfolders versions of the rosie remaps (still 48, altogether),

(2) a default icon and mapping version of 4-column appfolders and nonappfolders rosie,

(3) lockscreens, and

(4) colored notification icons.

The magnolia folder will still have the statusbar hide/show icons and app extras.

I apologize if this disappoints anyone, but I refuse to put out crap, and I feel that has been happening with the past couple releases due to my desire to please all and make life easier. I intend to stick with what I do and do it to the best of my ability.

I ask for your understanding and, as always, thanks for using Magnolia.

Steve
[Droid Incredible Android Development] edbro9:
AppFolders 1.5 to 1.1.1

I think I've figured out what's going on with Appfolders being downgraded but surely I can't be the only one with the problem. I must have reflashed a dozen times now trying to figure this out but I've come to the conclusion that DevilDog's B&B theme is somehow downgrading it. I know that doesn't make sense but here is what I'm seeing:

- Flash 1.32

-- check appfolders is at 1.5

-- desensitize and reboot

-- check appfolders still at 1.5

- Reboot and install B&B

-- check appfolders and it now is at 1.1.1

sk806, thanks for the flashable appfolders app but that didn't work. I tried it a few times and it always gave error msgs when I tried to call up the app.

I will crosspost this to Devildog's thread but I think it needs to be in both.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] VZYGuy:
Works for me: I appreciate what you do.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ecltech:
If you open the B&B zip file you'll see AppFolders.apk in the /system/app folder. What you can do is flash the B&B Theme and then via ADB or using Root Explorer, copy the AppFolders.apk from the 1.3.2 release to /system/app. Should fix whatever problem you're having. I don't use AppFolders so can't say much there. Hope that helps.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Defone421:
Thanks

Thanks I appreciate the quick reply, I used the full rom instead of the flash over and cleared the data and system and cache and storage and boot and dalvik probably ten times each on separate boots into the clock work recovery, this is what I did originally, so I'm not sure why I would be having an issue others had from flashing the the flash over. I will look forward to your updated version it might fix my issue. Its a great rom and I wont use anything else, thanks for the great work and the quick troubleshooting responses.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdmba:
Worked

Say no more; it worked. Thanks
[Droid Incredible Android Development] edbro9:
Thank you! What I did was to replace the appfolders.apk in the BnB zip file. I reflashed and all is good again.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
Try this: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/22769554/Misc/Battery_Fix.zip
[Droid Incredible Android Development] hgoldner:
I tried that (using root explorer to replace appfolders.apk with the older one in \system\app.)

The system didn't know appfolders was installed, and attempts to install it failed. Plus, the Rosie middle button wouldn't launch it.

Had to restore last Nandroid. Also replaced the appfolders in the Bnb zip and flashed it, but, having flashed the lockscreens, that produced a bootloop. Yup, Nandroid restore time.

Having gone 0-2, I think I'll wait until it's baked in by somebody else. I can't cook but I sure can eat.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdmba:
Me Too

After a day on 1.3.2 I wound up doing another RUU and nandroid restoring v1.3.1. There is just something about 1.3.2 that my phone hates. <sigh>
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
Hey all. Just wanted to let you know I am about 1/2 way through rechecking the mappings, but I have to go out of town this weekend. What were the ones we know for sure were off? I wanna be sure to get those knocked off while I have some down time at the hotel.

Thanks.

Steve

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[Droid Incredible Android Development] VZYGuy:
5x5_naf_camera.zip was the one I noticed.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] m1rked:
The 5x5 default mms was messed up.

Have a good weekend!

EDIT: By default I mean with AppFolders.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] erik1213:
I'm sorry if I'm asking a silly question, but can someone please explain to me how I would go about removing App Folders and using the stock app drawer? I have searched this thread and read the OP as well as searched the Magnolia files on the sd card and cannot figure it out. I just flashed 1.3.2 and want to go back to using sense, but really do not like app folders.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank You!!!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] m1rked:
You have to wait until the Rosie remappings are re-released and then you can flash one without the AppFolders mapping.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] erik1213:
Ok, that's kinda what I was thinking I was gonna have to do, but wasn't entirely sure. Thanks!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rbt2:
problem w/ gmail in 1.3.2?

1.3.2 has been working great for me, but I have discovered one glitch which may or may not be related to the 1.3.2 update.

Anyone having a problem with their gmail folders? I can receive mail w/out problem but after deleting the gmails from my Inbox or Spam box, although I can't see them, they still show that numerically I have the emails listed in the folders. I'm supposing that either:

1. The emails have actually been deleted but there's a bug in rhe email counter of the folders.

or

2. The emails, even though I thought I deleted them, are still in the Inbox but are invisible.

Strange.

I'm running gmail v. 2.3.4.1 which came w/ the 1.3.2 update.

Any ideas?

Never mind....I just realized I have to delete them from my gmail account online in order to really have them trashed. My mistake.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
I will do my best to get these put tonight. I am in DC for a family function right now, bit hope to get some time at the hotel later.

Sorry about the delay, but life intervenes sometimes :).

Steve.

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[Droid Incredible Android Development] m1rked:
I go to college in DC! Did you see the hail today? It came out of nowhere...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
I did. We were driving to mclean and it was really coming down. Now its nice. Weird.

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[Droid Incredible Android Development] ecltech:
This is taken from the 3rd post by Steve:

Custom Rosie Right Button Remaps

As the title says, these will allow you to "map" the right button of you homescreen to an app other than browser (the ROM default). These also will allow users to (1) choose to use either Icons that go with the default ROM look and feel or color icons that add a bit more color to the ROM, (2) use the stock app drawer that comes with Sense, rather than the AppFolders program that comes with the ROM and (3) use a 4-column app drawer (AppFolders or Stock) rather than the ROM-default 5columns.

Just flash one of the Stock mapping and you should be fine.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] wamsille:
It looks like the dl's have been suspended. Hopefully these get back up and running soon. I really like this ROM so far.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] wamsille:
Is there normally a few second delay when hitting the center button to open apps? I find this to be longer than any other ROM and was just curious if that is how the app folder app behaves. If so, is there a way to optimize it so it loads faster or no?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
I am working on that. It seems to be the theming I've done to it makes it a tad slower than normal in these later update to AppFolders so I am trying to incorporate a standard Android style that should load faster and hopefully look the same.

The mappings are definitely on the way. Just that work and family stuff has been keeping me from developing much the past few days.

Glad you like the ROM.

Steve

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[Droid Incredible Android Development] wamsille:
I like the matte finish, reminds me of Ubuntu.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] m1rked:
That's DC for you, we have the most temperamental weather.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] 5thAgent:
I keep testing out ROMs and somehow always end up defaulting back to Magnolia. Gotta love that stability!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] roxylove:
Friend Stream Notifications?

Hello all,

I've followed this thread for quite awhile but have FINALLY posted enough to gain entry into the forum. I refuse to spam post, so it took me a little bit :-)

I love the progress this ROM has taken and am very impressed. Quick question to anyone using Friend Stream. This app/widget does not send notification messages, despite newer HTC models which have a "tab" (looks like a bell) for notifications within the app/widget. I have no idea why my version does not have this - anyone have this similar problem?

I'm assuming its related to Sense 2.0, just because I cannot think of another explanation. On that subject, Steve, will you be integrating 2.0 in the future?

Thanks for all your work!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
I will. I want to get 1.4 out, as the last "original" Inc ROM, make it as stable and solid as possible, and then jump off from there.

On a sort of unrelated note, I am finally finishing up the Rosie Mappings (sorry for the delay), and do not have access to the mappings.zip from 1.3.1 right now. Would anyone care to post a link to these so I can get these out? I need to check something. Thanks!

Steve
[Droid Incredible Android Development] roxylove:
Here you go: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23812967/Droid/MagnoliaMappings.zip

EDIT: Actually, this may have been from 1.3. I'm not sure, but I remember I flashed them to 1.3.1 and all was fine.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
That's fine if it is. I am having an issue with the classes.dex file for gmail, and just wanted to see what I did before, and why it isn't working for me now.

Thanks so much!

Steve
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rfarrah:
IncROM..... or Magnolia?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
I meant the last ROM with the Sense that came with the Incredible, not |||bored|||'s ROM :).
[Droid Incredible Android Development] hgoldner:
While you're tweaking, just did the mod discussed in this thread and now have much faster throughput on my SD card.

Is this something you would want to cook into your init.d scripts?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdmba:
Specific

I went to check out that link; it says it needs to be customized for each SD card (something about changing it, running a speed test, changing it again, etc., until you find a value that works). I didn't see that it could be so generic. Did I look in the wrong place? Lord knows I do not want my class 2 card to go even slower :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] hgoldner:
No, now that I think about it, I should have remembered that fact. I ran 3 different cache sizes before I settled on 2048. My bad. (Apparently, there is an app SD Card Speed Boost that does this, but I believe it has to be run each time on boot-up. The fix at this thread runs the script during boot so no other apps need to run to change the cache size.)

Now if only there was a way to address the 150mb limitation in the Incredible's \data\data cache that was as easy.....
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
Rosie Remaps & Colored Notification Icons

Are back up in post #3. I DID NOT TEST ALL OF THESE, so flash at you own risk. I put a link up for each mapping, so if there is a problem with one, I can fix the affected zip quickly in my dropbox folder and not have to change the link :).

Thanks.

Steve
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
I had this in 1.3, but felt it caused battery drain, so I took it out in 1.3.2. Please let me know if you (all) feel differently.

Steve
[Droid Incredible Android Development] m1rked:
default_af_mms worked like a charm! Thanks!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] hgoldner:
I'd rather have battery life and manage my own \data\data partition. I know that odexed ROM's apparently leave more space there, but then you can't modify the ROM.

One has to pick their poison.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] laxer3n7:
Any way we could get stock sense Rosie (App Drawer/Phone/Whatever) with 5 column non-App Folders?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Defone421:
Sd Card speeds

First off thanks again Steve I really enjoy the ROM and all the quick fixes and time spent making sure everything works.

I tested the Sd card read and write speeds and consistently came up with a write speed of 2.9 MB/s, which is better for my card over the stock ROM. My read speeds are at 113+ MB/s every time I test it. So what you have set up for the SD card for this ROM is great as it is.

Looking forward to 1.4 Thanks!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
Sure. Let me get that up. Probably just browser, if that's OK. I will try to have it tomorrow.

Steve
[Droid Incredible Android Development] fitness12:
Awesome work Steve!! Def appreciate the hard work and great rom!!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] laxer3n7:
Browser is perfect. Thanks so much
[Droid Incredible Android Development] VZYGuy:
Color_5x5_naf_camera.zip is 4x4
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sk806:
Ok. Thanks. Will be fixed in AM.

Steve

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