yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid X Android Development] bravo1234:
Are you sure you are rooted, in bootstrap recovery, battery is full, and you wiped cache, data, battery, and delvik?
[Droid X Android Development] sourkiwi12:
Hey Guys,

Great work as expected. Does anybody know how to install livewallpapers on Liberty? I'm trying to replace the livewallpaper.apk that has the nexus s wallpaper but that's no longer in /system/app
[Droid X Android Development] jonwgee:
download "CPU Benchmark " from the market. when you run it, it will tell you what speed your cpu is set to...
[Droid X Android Development] bravo1234:
setcpu is a great program as well. i believe there is a thread on here with a download from the developer. also gives you the option to set on boot, runs tests, etc.. really great program.
[Droid X Android Development] SolZer:
No, but I usually turn auto-rotate off. I'll look at it in a bit & see if it's an issue for me as well.
[Droid X Android Development] blockhead42:
I can't get past the spinning eagle boot animation...help?

I can boot into stock recovery, but I'm not sure what I can do from there

Edit: I just formatted it, now its working fine. so excited :D
[Droid X Android Development] david.robinson78:
Anybody having problems downloading the rom
[Droid X Android Development] ashish8:
I used the battery percentage from 2.5, it works, but it reverts the status bar colors to green/black.
[Droid X Android Development] ProCompSolutions:
Everything yup. What's devilk or the last thing on your list?
[Droid X Android Development] madAdam6LOVE:
I was able to install it as well, but I don't like the green. Hopefully someone will make one in Liberty Yellow.
[Droid X Android Development] mptrh336:
For some reason I can't get into liberty settings. It causes a force close for settings. Anybody have a solution?
[Droid X Android Development] Jon El Canche:
This rom is amazing! Is there a way to change the swype color? And fours anyone know if the hot spot hack works with liberty?
[Droid X Android Development] bravo1234:
sorry its actually dalvik:

dalvik cache is a program cache area for the program dalvik. Dalvik is a java based virtual machine that is the basis for running your programs (the ones that have the .apk extension). In order to make access times faster (because there's not JIT (just in time) compiler installed by default), the dalvik-cache is the result of dalvik doing a optimization of the running program. Sounds confusing. It's similar to the prefetch files in Windows.

I'm not too sure what your problem is if that still didn't work. You are rooted, used bootstrap, wiped everything, and then went into install zip from sdcard and selected the liberty zip?
[Droid X Android Development] david.robinson78:
Im having problems just downloading liberty.... are the servers down?
[Droid X Android Development] ProCompSolutions:
Dalvik is not installed. But other thyen that I did everything. Im about to unroot my phone due to I have tried three different roms and all say zip is bad. I am a pc builder and machine runs like clockwork so I am unsure
[Droid X Android Development] ffalzone23:
What is the difference between rebooting to bootstrap or to recovery in the liberty toolbox?
[Droid X Android Development] bravo1234:
Have you tried downloading to your PC and moving it to your sdcard? Liberty download is 118MBs from what I downloaded, haven't tried it though, installing it yet that is.

I may suggest downloading FRM and installing fission through that following their instructions and see if that works? I can send ya a link and help ya outside of this thread if needed seeing as this is no longer about Liberty.
[Droid X Android Development] cramjammer:
Must say by far my favorite. There are so many great options and very fast. Dare I say it.......but I like this ROM better then Rubix. Bold statement but true.

Great work and much appreciated!!!

Cram-jam
[Droid X Android Development] ProCompSolutions:
Yes please send me link
[Droid X Android Development] .paul:
The blur camera isn't working for me. Is anyone else running into the issue?

When I click to install it from the Liberty toolbox, the program says it's installed, but there is no camera icon in the app drawer. The camera physical button doesn't work either. The phone buzzes, but never loads the camera. I also tried going in through the photo gallery, but that just force closes.
[Droid X Android Development] bravo1234:
Haven't tried this rom yet myself, but have you tried rebooting your phone and seeing if it showed up?
[Droid X Android Development] hermy65:
keJar, is there any chance we can get matted blues in the toolbox? Hands down i think that is the best theme out there right now...i switched from Fission to liberty hoping i would be able to use it.
[Droid X Android Development] txmaninblack:
I'm waiting on themes and final flawless build
[Droid X Android Development] bmb2n:
Force close and missing apk after Moto factory reset

I have noticed that after performing a factory reset from the Motorola boot screen, the ROM boots up with a following errors.

1. Custom boot animation is missing

2. The Toolbox apk is missing from the app draw

3. Accessing the toolbox from the setting will forced close
[Droid X Android Development] ProCompSolutions:
Yes tried this.. Same issue. My SD card works fine. Not sure what the issue is. Tried 4 now different roms and same error message.
[Droid X Android Development] bravo1234:
Check your Private Messages.
[Droid X Android Development] SolZer:
FWIW, I'm not having any issues & there are many themes already available. Great ROM & Toolset.
[Droid X Android Development] txmaninblack:
Where I don't know where to find any besides xda
[Droid X Android Development] bravo1234:
check here:

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/liberty-rom-dx/115527-themes-mirrors-liberty.html
[Droid X Android Development] Thefoot2468:
reboot

every time i make a phone call and end it the phone reboots any idea thank you
[Droid X Android Development] 1loudsvt:
more than likely a conflicting app/theme/add on.. happened to me on gj2.5 when i installed the wrong anti throttling zip
[Droid X Android Development] Thefoot2468:
yeah i had with that rom to ....boy the only thing i added was remove clock from mote bar
[Droid X Android Development] Thefoot2468:
that was it so odd
[Droid X Android Development] Jubakuba:
Any chance for an MD5 on this bad-boy?

I'm compulsive =]
[Droid X Android Development] bravo1234:
Mine reads:

MD5: 3B171881C1C6486AAC353FE538A5EE1C
[Droid X Android Development] Jubakuba:
And mine as well, sir...

Shall post my findings and results within the day.

Thanks!
[Droid X Android Development] ProCompSolutions:
Ok to let everyone know who didnt already know.. ROMS have to be installed from the MAIN directory on your SD card, they Cannot be in a folder. I was trying to install from my DOwnload Folder and had major issues. Put them in the regular folder thanks to bravo1234 who helped me out alot. I now have it running on my X.
[Droid X Android Development] Jubakuba:
You know...I'm new to the ROM community.

I had my problems with Tranquility, and settled on ApeX because it seemed stable.

I then learned what I did wrong with Tranquility...and re-flashed. Still wasn't a big fan, and went back to ApeX.

With ApeX...I installed my essential blur apps over the asop counterparts.

After trying Liberty for a couple hours I've simply decided "vanilla" isn't for me.

I need my blur-camera.

I need my blur-messenger.

I need my blur-email.

And most of all...I need my contact quick task widgets.

So...

To KEJAR31 and JRUMMY16...

Thank you very much for this beautiful ROM!

It truly is awesome.

I love how you integrated the spare parts and dev programs into a settings tab.

Classy stuff.

But alas...I simply cannot part with my blur.

I know...I'm a failure of an android enthusiast...but I digress...

Blur is nice.

In small quantities.
[Droid X Android Development] bL33d:
I agree alittle I prefer the blur camera over the dog ugly aosp camera but I just used the blur camera update.zip for gummyjar rom and now liberty is perfect.
[Droid X Android Development] Jubakuba:
Shtiasdlfj...

Someone had previously said you can't do that...either in this thread...droid life... or the other 2 forums I've been following...

I assumed they were correct.

How about the other apps?

Is that method still possible?

And the contact widgets?
[Droid X Android Development] je66b:
this rom is sexual, keep going guys!
[Droid X Android Development] blockhead42:
I'm having this same issue. Also there is no toolbox in the app drawer either.

EDIT: Just re-downloaded, and did 2 fresh installs, and its finally working.
[Droid X Android Development] willjohnson:
I flash roms from folders all the time. Never had a problem before.
[Droid X Android Development] david.robinson78:
Im still having problems downloading from the links. Any suggestions?
[Droid X Android Development] ashish8:
I have always flashed roms and everything else from the downloads folder.
[Droid X Android Development] ashish8:
Haven't tried but I bet one boots the motorola recovery.
[Droid X Android Development] amasse:
I have never installed a rom from anything BUT the download folder on my SD card.

Also add-ons for this rom using liberty toolbox have worked flawlessly. Added both the blur alarm and flashed a couple of themes.
[Droid X Android Development] PerCompLLC:
Same here... No problem with flashing from another folder.
[Droid X Android Development] amasse:
Also I would like to note that if you would rather use ADW launcher than Launcher2, there is a gingerbread theme for free in market that includes a yellow phone and browser icon. It doesn't look exactly like the stock Liberty style, but it is handsome enough to make due. Also for some reason ADW launcher is silky smooth on this rom where others it was not as fast. I also have max events set to 65. But man its smoother than launcher pro even.

Love the Rom, love the Liberty and UD themes. If only I could get a red phone and browser to go with UD theme I would keep it :)
[Droid X Android Development] judasmachine:
This just like GummyJAR is smooth, and I haven't had a problem one. :D
[Droid X Android Development] acroyle:
the only problem i am having is the custom ringtones i set for individual contacts aren't working. any suggestions?
[Droid X Android Development] wardo5757:
i LOVE the boot logo! please do not change!
[Droid X Android Development] betostunts:
LOVE IT! I like the new liberty toolbox, so many options, thank you guys!
[Droid X Android Development] iRMac:
How come the security lock timer isn't available in this ROM? I loved being able to only have to type a password if the phone was off for more than 5 minutes. Is there any possibility it could be added in the next version? Thanks, so far it's been great!
[Droid X Android Development] bmb2n:
This happened to me when I perfomed a factory reset with Moto boot utlity (Power + Home key).
[Droid X Android Development] .paul:
Indeed, I have.
[Droid X Android Development] xxDriveNxx:
Liberty and Fission both have this problem now, and it's annoying since they're the two best out for the X right now. Hopefully one of the developers will fix it soon.
[Droid X Android Development] txmaninblack:
Love liberty, running with nexus one port and love the updated swype keyboard...
[Droid X Android Development] Funnyface19:
are you that security concious you need a password unlike the rest of android users using the unlock slider?
[Droid X Android Development] Funnyface19:
just future fyi liberty toolbox is in the app market
[Droid X Android Development] mrcookjr:
I never thought I world get rid of Fission. I hated gummy and wanted to throw rubix out the window but this is great.
[Droid X Android Development] acroyle:
anyone else having the contact ringtone problem?
[Droid X Android Development] Funnyface19:
has anyone gotten any theme downloaded and installed and if so how long does it take for it to download?

edit: just downloaded it completely and it flashed it!
[Droid X Android Development] kejar31:
This is not a problem its a feature, one that a few people want. The lock timer was part of the moto lockscreen which has been removed from both ROM's

I do not expect this feature to return
[Droid X Android Development] kejar31:
If be ringtone problem you mean custom ringtones for individuals, follow the how to guide here http://www.droidforums.net/forum/liberty-rom-dx/113431-how-guides.html
[Droid X Android Development] mruno:
anyone else having a problem updating the prl via *228?
[Droid X Android Development] Funnyface19:
try *22899

edit: tried just *228 and it said it couldnt but backed out said needs to make a special call and THEN it called it and was able to choose option 2
[Droid X Android Development] deadpixell:
Can anyone post a screenshot for linear theme? Everything flashed fine...but I'm not sure if I'm suppose to use launcher pro or adw (stock launcher is still being used)
[Droid X Android Development] acroyle:
thanks kejar31, i tried that and it is still ringing with the default ringtone. other than this minor issue i am loving this rom.
[Droid X Android Development] Funnyface19:
try using a service like zedge maybe
[Droid X Android Development] Funnyface19:
it depends on whichever you wanna use.....i use launcher pro plus
[Droid X Android Development] ffalzone23:
Is the easiest way to clean up the icons after trying out many themes, to just flash the liberty.zip without a factory reset?
[Droid X Android Development] kdkinc:
I bought ADW Ex because ADW works so well with ADW-Linear Theme.
[Droid X Android Development] Funnyface19:
Just go in and choose the liberty theme
[Droid X Android Development] AverageJoes:
Swype input missing

Downloaded and loving Liberty, came from JrummyRX. Issue I am having is in settings, language/keyboard I have no keyboard input method. It has the settings for Swype, android and Gingerbread but option to select any of them as my prefered typing method. Can anyone assist me in getting swype back as my keyboard of choice?

Thanks
[Droid X Android Development] k0smo86:
Never did I think I would find someone on any of these forums from Inverness, what a small world :)
[Droid X Android Development] kdkinc:
how small 34452 ???
[Droid X Android Development] k0smo86:
34450, less than a mile from 34452 area though.
[Droid X Android Development] bladebarrier:
Same thing in Fission. Just long press on an area where you would type, and it will let you select. It will keep that option unless you tell it otherwise.

Thanks to Jonwgee, in the Fission thread, for telling me that tip.

/Edit: Oh, and this ROM is amazing. Really, an incredible job guys. Thank you.
[Droid X Android Development] AverageJoes:
You saved my typing aggrevation, thank you
[Droid X Android Development] ffalzone23:
That did not clean up the notification icons for Gmail.
[Droid X Android Development] bladebarrier:
Have you attempted to install the ROM over itself, without wiping?

Honestly, it's a good idea to do a backup before you start tying out lots of themes, because sometimes you have to go in and clear things out manually, but since you're already past that point, I would make a backup now, and then install the entire ROM again, right over itself.

You could probably just remove the files manually, and re-boot, but I'm afraid I haven't played with the new themes yet, so I couldn't say which files are giving you the headache.

This worked for me with Fission, when swapping to the original theme would not remove certain themed icons. Your mileage may vary, as I'm holding off on trying Liberty themes, considering the download times appear to be very long right now.
[Droid X Android Development] SolZer:
I second this request. I really love this ROM, but having to enter my passkey every time the screen turns off is a bit of a pain.
[Droid X Android Development] civichater:
Is there a way to reinstall Verizon visual voice mail and the blur text app. I am have lots of "cannot send txt message, retry"
[Droid X Android Development] bladebarrier:
I use google voice for my voice mail, so I can't address the first part, but I haven't had any text message issues with the AOSP messenger (and I've been using it with Fission as well, for quite some time). Try installing a 3rd party app, like handcent, and see if that has issues with sending messages as well.

Just to be certain, you did wipe the data/factory-reset/cache, before installing?
[Droid X Android Development] chrnsadl:
ok need help?

I am very new to this, I installed the 928droid deodex on my x, I would like to do this rom but don't want to loose my programs installed, or is that just something I just gonna have to scrap? Should I run the back to stock zip. then install the rom?

I have the 928Droid deodex.zip and the back to stock Deodexed.zip.
[Droid X Android Development] bladebarrier:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10572528&postcount=138

I'm not really all that sure about how secure an Android phone is, anyways. Especially if you want to elongate the timer that causes it to lock-down to anytime longer than the screen is actively on. That seems pretty counter-intuitive.

If you're worried about corporate info, or financial info, you could always install a program to remotely nuke it, but if someone really wanted the data off your phone, and had physical possession of it, I would think there are ways to obtain anything not properly encrypted.

/Not trying to judge your concerns, I'm just not sure the passlock is a better proactive defense rather than just not using a mobile device for secure data. A blackberry would be a better alternative, if you want a more secure mobile smartphone.
[Droid X Android Development] bladebarrier:
Ok, you're a bit in over your head, but let me address a couple things.

Make a backup right now, before you do anything else. Use the bootstrapper, and make a yourself a safe point.

Now, you need to state how you went about doing updates to your phone in the past. Over the air? Manually? If you go into your settings, go to about phone, and then list your kernel, android version, baseband version, and build.

That way we can sort out if you need to do any updates before you install the new ROMS available today.

Second, to address the apps. There are two main ways to back up your apps and data, that I personally use (there are others, but these are what I'm most familiar with).

The first program is Titanium backup pro. Tibu, as some people call it. You have to purchase the full version, or use a very slowboating method with the free version (though it works fine). It's on the market.

Go to the settings in it. Select "batch". Select back up all user apps (you can back up data as well, but it may cause issues if you restore it over a ROM). Once the backup is done, run the batch, verify all, option. MAKE SURE, there are no errors (of course the full backup you made earlier is your fail safe, but Tibu isn't without fault, even if it's very good).

The other program you can use is now free. It's called Mybackup root. It's pretty basic, and doesn't need much explanation. I personally find that it's slower than Tibu, and sometimes will crash out during the backup, but as long as the backup completes, it is easier to use, it's free, and I haven't had an issues while restoring with it.
[Droid X Android Development] haledroid:
Liberty 1.0 is sick!!! THE best rom out for the DX. You're work is much appreciated. Thank you
[Droid X Android Development] mattmartin77:
so i can install this over gummyjar without doing a wipe?

and i heard this will give me a fm radio tuner because gummyjar took the stock one away... is this true?
[Droid X Android Development] bladebarrier:
I just stream FM over the air, because I tend to use a bluetooth headset, or plug the jack into my car radio, but I did see that you can install the FM radio right from the toolkit that comes in the ROM. Basically, I haven't tried it, but the app is included as an option, with no real need to muss about installing it.

From what people are saying, you can install it over gummyjar, but I also did not try that. I did a full wipe, cleaned the cache, etc.

I would guess you'll be ok, but make a backup prior, just in case.
[Droid X Android Development] mattmartin77:
yah thank you. i use the tuner often for work so i was disappointed when it was gone. And i probably will do a wipe. last time i didnt i full on bricked my phone and had to get a new one: i couldnt even get to bootloader...
[Droid X Android Development] madAdam6LOVE:
You can get the Visual Voicemail app from the market. To use it you'll have to edit your buildprop file from "VVM=true" to "VVM=false".
[Droid X Android Development] Dangraef:
HDMI

anyone know how to get hdmi settings and the video player to work? Rom is pretty clean, just can't use my phone for movies now!
[Droid X Android Development] kdkinc:
I believe that there will be a frame work issue...

Isn't 928 made for 2.3.1.5 framework type Roms ??
[Droid X Android Development] carbonwhiskey:
Error report:

In google voice, the phone number disappears from the "to" field when u switch to the "enter text" field.

Probably has something to do with the black theme.
[Droid X Android Development] bladebarrier:
From when I remember it, yes. That's why he should type out all the info about his phone first. He probably hasn't updated anything else since then, either.
[Droid X Android Development] bladebarrier:
I'm not sure if any of the AOSP-like ROM's having a working HDMI capability yet, but someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

I remember hearing discussions about trying to build an app to do it, without needing blur, but I'm afraid I've never used my HDMI output, so I'm not sure.
[Droid X Android Development] SysAdmin-X:
For anyone who wants to throw this on 2.3.15 please let me know... I'm running it on 2.3.15 and have the files needed for everything to work right.
[Droid X Android Development] gpaulu:
Has anyone tried the RealHDMI app?
[Droid X Android Development] amasse:
Battery test 60% after 11 hours normal to moderate use, wifi and GPS on the whole time.

This is on par with or better than what I see with Fission or GummyJAR. Definitely a keeper.
[Droid X Android Development] ghub1:
But How is the battery life of this rom? How long does it last?

**Never mind
[Droid X Android Development] k0smo86:
Phone on for 12 hours. Display on for ~1hr. 2 hours of voice calls. 50%, not too baad.
[Droid X Android Development] bladebarrier:
I'm guessing it won't help, if cookers are trying to build in HDMI support for AOSP ROM's manually, but I could be wrong.

If HDMI is of the utmost importance, you might want to look at Fusion, and find out if that has the capability. It's a good team making the Fission/Fusion ROM's, and it's a blurry ROM for those that prefer a more moto based setup.
[Droid X Android Development] Dangraef:
I will try real hdmi when I get home, but there are no options for hdmi in the settings menu. That's the biggest downside to asop..

Heck having hdmi out is one of the reasons I bought this phone, being able to output 720p divx movies on any tv is nice.. I just pop the latest flicks on my phone and can play them wherever I'm at, no need to burn discs..
[Droid X Android Development] bladebarrier:
One thing I'd like to see, and I know, it's early for this ROM that already has SO MUCH, is something similar to the Fission ROM downloader. It's hard to tell if a theme is actually downloading, and how much is left. It would also help for future builds.

I think HDMI is something a lot of DX devs are struggling with, but they might get that sorted in time.

In the mean time, if HDMI is crucial, there are decent blur ROM's that can provide it. I guess that's the trade off for AOSP. You give up the conveniences of blur, for the desire to tell Moto to stick the blur up their butt.

Fortunately, I've never needed any of the blur, so I've never really worried about it.

For others, it's a game breaker.
[HD2 General] phoenixtraveller:
ALSO: anyone tell me how to get Ubuntu working on NAND/MAGLDR?