yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
Disable GPS. It's a known bug, which has already been filed on the bugtracker.

If GPS is enabled, phone will not sleep - and I don't mean enabled in that there's the GPS icon in your notification bar, I mean enabled (checked) in Location & Security. Uncheck it there, and the phone will sleep.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] gnnash:
This is all interesting, because my RHOD400 seems to sleep just fine (much of the time) with GPS enabled!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
Enable GPS, then open an app that uses it. Leave GPS enabled, but close the app. Now try to put your phone to sleep :p.

I've definitely seen intermittent issues with sleep and GPS. Not sure if it's every time, but I noticed when the phone doesn't sleep, I disable GPS in loc&sec and it'll go to sleep.

The only other serious sleep-related problems I've had is with rogue apps stealing processor cycles and keeping the phone awake.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Lmiller1708:
I'm running NAND were pm.sleepmode = 1.

Yesterday I left my GPS enabled and I seemed to be getting better battery life? Maybe it is just a fluke... But you never know!

I will try it on my other phone running HARET.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
Well better battery life is probably related to usage.

However, that would be interesting if on NAND the GPS no sleep bug is non-existent...

I honestly haven't tested it in a while. No one has specifically looked at fixing it. I guess it's possible a commit happened to fix it - just usually doesn't work like that :p.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] gallahad2000:
I use the 11/22/10 XDAndroid build from the .cab and the bug is present. LED doesn't turn from orange to green until I turn off GPS in settings and turn off the screen.

He probably thought that it was sleeping because the screen turned off (I used to think the same thing).
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] slickdaddy96:
No I knew it wasn't sleeping. I know the purpose of the LED being on always(sleep mode debugging). I was just trying to figure out why, and if there was a fix, which there isn't. In the earlier version of XDAndroid builds it was more than just GPS that was causing sleep issues, so back then I didn't think much of it not going to sleep, as I couldn't get more than about 4 hours of battery life out of those builds anyway. Now I am getting at least 12 with heavy usage and way more than that with light usage. So things have improved indeed.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
Indeed! So that is the fix - disable GPS. It sucks, but it's on the punchlist of things to fix. Unfortunately I don't know of anyone looking at it specifically at the moment, but I'm sure it'll get addressed.
[Legend Android Development] golanster:
Hi

In the nightly from Ali BA 0301 there were all the locals and all keyboard languages.

The new nightlys don't have them.

How can i add other locals and other languages?

Sent from my Legend
[Legend Android Development] knudsen81:
i have the new nightly 5 and i think all lang are there and also keyboards, but no dictionary for danish but danish layout
[Legend Android Development] bjohv052:
I have it all.
[Legend Android Development] golanster:
Just tested nightly 5. No Hebrew local and dictionary.

In 0301 i had Hebrew local and dictionary, i guess there are several other languages that are missing

Sent from my Legend
[Legend Android Development] golanster:
Same on 6. No Hebrew or Arabic. Maybe it's having troubles with rtl

Sent from my Legend
[General Questions and Answers] poolplaya79:
Ok i have a samsung captivate. rooted,clockworkmod recovery, and flashing the cognition v3.03. on my phone now. Issue just wondering how long it should take to flash. its been about 20 min and clockwork says " installing: SDCARD:Cognitionv3.03.zip Finding update package and nothing eles but the little green droid and open box. Should i be worried or is everything ok? Update.....Ran adb reboot recover and reinstalled the zip everything is fine
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] EarlZ:
Has anyone tried using the gallery.apk from Cyanogen mod and see if it works well with our SGS ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] BlackDino:
from gingerbread?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] EarlZ:
From GB or anything, anyone got a copy of their APK ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] BlackDino:
I just moved the file from my nexus one,

let me try it out and report back
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] BlackDino:
CM7 gallery does not work on the galaxy s
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jwr2d2:
Is there a way to download attachments from mms? I wanna save these naked pics I get

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] distortedloop:
In the MMS app.

Tap & hold the picture in your message stream. There should be a pop-up menu of options. The second option is to save the attachment.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NicholasQ:
Long press the picture. It will bring up options. I hear ya on the saving naked pics. Lol. Saved quite a few myself.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RogerPodacter:
installing Astro is also very helpful for saving stuff.

and you have to say nekkid, butt nekkid!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MikhailCompo:
I gather the fabulous XDA forum supports posting pictures ;-)
[Droid X Android Development] sniffle:
Welcome to the final release of Froyo, by the CCRoms team, which means you guessed it, we're switching gears to Gingerbread after this release. With this release we managed to get the Evo/Emerald going as intended(sorry for the wait.) The Galaxy S style pulldown power widget has been implemented in this release as well. Gem settings have been completely re-written as well, to provide a more intuitive and easier to understand interface for everyone, and of course bug fixes abound.

downloads available at: http://www.ccroms.net

Note:

Droid X users, at this point there is nothign more we can find to do to improve battery life. When/If the battery starts to drain fast, gets sluggish, or gets hot, reboot the phone this will put the race condition causing all of these problems back to sleep, unfortunately there is no way to put the process back to sleep once it wakes up and if you kill the process kernel panics and the phone reboots anyway.
[Droid X Android Development] bravo1234:
How do you plan on bringing gingerbread to the droid x when we won't have the proper kernel to take advantage of it?
[Droid X Android Development] avlfive:
Are the "known issues" (GPS, camera/camcorder, etc.) fixed in this release?
[Droid X Android Development] joebob296:
No they are not. It shows all the known issues from the dl link posted above
[Droid X Android Development] cvpcs:
for the record, a kernel is nothing more than a core piece of low-level software that executes other programs and provides access to the hardware. nothing says that when you upgrade an android version you MUST upgrade the kernel as well, if anything you just might need to modify how android interfaces with the hardware to match the old kernel interfaces.
[Droid X Android Development] avlfive:
Saw that, just didn't know if it hadn't been updated quite yet. Too bad. I'm still waiting on these to be fixed before I can jump back in. LOVED the ROM though.
[Droid X Android Development] Coderedpl:
Those are all a must for me at least
[Droid X Android Development] Funnyface19:
I don't understand the gps issue or the camera issue. If there was fine GPS and a camera i would love the fact it is AOSP however not that i use them all that often but if i loaded it i would inevitably need one or both. and its still beta if you can't get a totally stable and working froyo rom how will you ever get the GB stable. Will the kexec(?) be used to use custom kernels to make the gps and camera work?
[Droid X Android Development] Funnyface19:
I just booted this up seemed ok other than the problems known but for some reason it wouldn't let me download anything from the market said I didn't have enough room.... Idk y that happened
[Droid X Android Development] razorloves:
same here. it's been reported in other obsidian forums too. i was able to get around it by using an older version of market. i installed cm gapps instead of obsidian gapps. The cm gapps had a version of market from 2 month ago. everything worked fine. then i updated my market to 2.2.11 and the "There's not enough room..." error message was right back again.

other than that, i really love how clean and fast this rom is. thanks a ton cvpcs and best of luck with the cyanogenmod team.
[Droid X Android Development] tttuning:
any pics of the drop down toggles???
[Droid X Android Development] razorloves:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbKJy6MPUz0
[Droid X Android Development] CaptainTaco:
what...? What!? That is completely wrong... Nothing says you have to upgrade the kernel... unless Gingerbread uses modules not currently in the present kernel, which I can pretty much guarantee it will... Your statement could hold true for something such as minor update like 2.2 to 2.2.1 as we saw earlier, but would very like cause many things to not work come gingerbread. A good example is the previous hacked upgrades of 2.1 to 2.2 back before the proper kernels were released (specifically in memory of the HTC Incredible) sure, 2.2 could run without the proper kernel, of course your WiFi wouldn't work, GPS didn't work, if you tried to run the 720p camera it would crash, as well as several others that I cannot remember as of this moment. The kernel is not "just a low level piece of software" it is the backbone of your entire system, especially when it comes to the system talking with the hardware itself.
[Droid X Android Development] Droid_Hellion:
I think Taco that you should reread CVPS post. It stated this...

"nothing says that when you upgrade an android version you MUST upgrade the kernel as well"

Which is what you said was wrong, then said the same thing following it. :rolleyes:
[Droid X Android Development] ram130:
So how is the rom working for everyone? or it's pretty much dead..
[Droid X Android Development] JagoX:
I think it was pretty much dead on arrival when it said the camera & camcorder didn't work...that's kind of a mandatory feature of any smartphone. ;)

If it's been fixed...then they're lame for not updating the page noting the bugs.
[Droid X Android Development] ram130:
Well that sucks ..development on this phone is so slow.. :(
[Droid X Android Development] ksizzle9:
The worst part is the x HAD so much potential, do to great things. I have watched this forum since the day the x launched and the sad thing is that the tbolt is only 6 days old right now and has a much larger devwlopment thread than the x has had at any point. Sad to say it but i think moto phones are done in the development community.
[Droid X Android Development] xxDriveNxx:
The X development has all but ceased from what I can see. Such a bummer since I'm stuck with it for another year and a half. Hopefully we can see a few updates to some ROMs once gingerbread rolls around for the phone, but after that I don't see much reason for hope.
[Droid X Android Development] ram130:
True...so what was the most annoying issue with this rom? Im thinking about flashing it. Im on 3.4.2 now.

Also you can sell your DX on swappa.com then pay the difference and get a htc.
[EVO 4G Android Development] sniffle:
Welcome to the final release of Froyo, by the CCRoms team, which means you guessed it, we're switching gears to Gingerbread after this release. With this release we managed to get the Evo/Emerald going as intended(sorry for the wait.) The Galaxy S style pulldown power widget has been implemented in this release as well. Gem settings have been completely re-written as well, to provide a more intuitive and easier to understand interface for everyone, and of course bug fixes abound.

downloads available at: http://www.ccroms.net

Note:

Droid X users, at this point there is nothign more we can find to do to improve battery life. When/If the battery starts to drain fast, gets sluggish, or gets hot, reboot the phone this will put the race condition causing all of these problems back to sleep, unfortunately there is no way to put the process back to sleep once it wakes up and if you kill the process kernel panics and the phone reboots anyway.
[EVO 4G Android Development] CheesyNutz:
who ??? !! @!@
[EVO 4G Android Development] KBizzle:
Uh.... yeah... Im pretty sure this is for Droid X only.
[EVO 4G Android Development] adamfair:
No this is for evo. The emerald rom is evo, everything else is for droid
[EVO 4G Android Development] KBizzle:
Gotcha. Didnt look at all of the different versions. Figured they had them all for every device.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MikeC84:
Its against the rules to post a rom that link to another site just to download. Would recommend just posting the actual download link and not a link to the site.
[EVO 4G Android Development] evohog:
Need some screen shots please, have no idea what exactly this is.

from the darkside
[EVO 4G Android Development] KBizzle:
From what it looks like, its just stock AOSP.
[EVO 4G Android Development] strauss0829:
screenshots plz
[EVO 4G Android Development] laydros:
This is a pretty solid rom. I tried it out back when the first Evo alphas showed up. We just haven't seen this dev much in the evo world.

If it means anything to people, Cyanogen even follows the original dev. He also posted about the dropdown a while back.

http://twitter.com/#!/cyanogen/status/24338230501449728
[EVO 4G Android Development] poacher2010:
guess I'll give it a shot... Odd they say its a 2.2 Froyo rom with no way of getting 4G to work... hmm... And these guys are supposed to be great? We shall see... Downloading now.
[EVO 4G Android Development] adamfair:
Not my rom. I tried the alpha awhile back that's how,I know.
[EVO 4G Android Development] seekis:
pretty solid completely aosp rom. i like the how the notification button widget can scroll like on miui and galaxy s. only feature still missing in cm7.
[EVO 4G Android Development] cvpcs:
To be fair, i never said there's no way of ever getting 4G to work, i just said that there's no way to get it to work on this release of Emerald as I haven't looked into any of the work cyanogen has done with it. As I recall the wimax work they have been doing is still very alpha.

Regardless, I also don't ever recall toting myself as "great" either, so I don't really appreciate the sarcasm. I work hard to try to produce something that I feel is worthwhile and people might enjoy. Nothing more and nothing less.
[EVO 4G Android Development] KBizzle:
Just flashed. Running pretty nice. Wish there was a clear vm option though. Im one of the unlucky phantom vm icon recipients. Otherwise very nice.
[EVO 4G Android Development] poacher2010:
ok cool... misunderstood
[EVO 4G Android Development] laydros:
I'm so used to CM it is hard for me to get away, but this is a really nice clean ROM. It was probably the best non-CM AOSP build I have tried, and it doesn't have the little bit of theming that CM has. It lacks some of the special features of CM, but adds some cool ones, like a built in WiiMote app.

Kudos to the gem team.
[EVO 4G Android Development] krazyflipj:
I remember hearing about this rom awhile back. Doesn't hurt to have options for AOSP roms
[EVO 4G Android Development] cmart4:
i've used the emerald rom and it was very very nice!
[EVO 4G Android Development] upshot:
I tried the alpha a few weeks ago...not quite ready for daily use, at that time...now, however, the rom looks a lot more polished.

I'm still a big fan of Ultimate Droid for my Evo, but this is another nice option.
[EVO 4G Android Development] infamousxsniper:
This ROM is great. I use it on my Incredible and I get awesome results in almost every aspect. Now you practicably disrespecting someone who is just trying to give people a better experience is dumb. I would like to see you try and make a ROM like this. This ROM is awesome.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MonsterMatt:
I also loved this ROM when I ran it not to long ago! So thank you very much and good luck with Gingerbread...Looking forward to trying it out :D
[EVO 4G Android Development] Igotsanevo4g:
I got mixed feelings about you joining CM, well, unless you can port the greatness of GEM into CM.

The scrollable GS widgets, clean interface, dedicated wii mote, and stablity. Great stuff, hope to see some commits for em in the future ;)

Goodluck maintaining the D1.
[EVO 4G Android Development] iceman99393:
Mms send dosent work portable hotspot errors.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Tilde88:
lol...rules...mrmodman
[EVO 4G Android Development] barnacles10:
Its actually not against the rules at all. Its against the rules to post a link to a site which requires registration in order to obtain the file your linking.
[EVO 4G Android Development] strauss0829:
screenshots anyone ???
[EVO 4G Android Development] toastcfh:
closing thread for now awaiting reply from OP
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Romanbb:
I'm working on the VCK over on the Vibrant forums. Read about it here.

I'm trying to gauge if there's interest for this on other Galaxy S phones.

What would happen is there would be a separate tab for the Captivate where I could add devs/categories to.

Devs would then build their lists and the program would automatically reflect the changes.

Why it might be useful: it's an extra way to get your product out there, and a good way to store all the mods/themes for your ROM in one place. The program has the ability to zip up APKs/files in its queue and make them a flashable zip, or it can just directly download files from a web server (for ROMs and other already-made flashables).

It's great for noobies to add any bloat they might want back as well as other things. Plus, it's good for making blank flashable zips for quick modifications, and the like.

Instead of a Repo tab, if there might be a Vibrant tab & a Captivate tab (and maybe any other phone that has interest).

They key is community involvement. I don't have a Cappy nor do I have the time to live on all Galaxy S subforums to keep up with all the modems/apps/roms each phone differs with :)

Thanks for reading~
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raymar23:
yup

+1

I like it
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Delgoth:
It sounds like a good idea since no one seems to want to commit their roms To rom manager.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Romanbb:
The same would happen here lol :(

It requires upkeep by a developer or someone
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] firefreak664:
Sounds awsome I'll be watching for this in the future keep up the good work
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bencaptivate:
really like the idea of this
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] buddy17:
what do you mean by "commit" their rom to rom manager? Can it not just simply be listed on there?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
One of the reasons for the rom manager not having the roms is that most will just flash the rom without thinking (happens far to often) and if the bases changed say from a 2.2 base to a 2.2.1 base and you flash the rom without going to stock first you could end up in a boot loop or even worse a brick. That option was added for HTC and others that are far more open to flashing then the galaxy s line. There are far to many "I bricked my captivate" threads due to people not reading and understanding what they did or didnt do to cause it. Most people are only interested in making their phone cool and not what is really going on when they flash their phone. So I am personally glad that they are not listed in Rom manager.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] punisher2008:
I actually like the idea i would definately love to see it

one question, you can add different themes, modems, kerenels, ect to the app? so you have like your own rom kitchen on your computer?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tjsooley:
I say Hells Yea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jaju123:
Sure, a universal kitchen is a great idea :)

+1
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seapoint:
sounds like a good idea
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] g00ndu:
I'm interested! This might be the tool that can enable noobs to cook their custom roms, if I understand it correctly.

A few questions though:

Where does the tool obtain the apps? From the web, or from your own computer?

Does it include the capability of de-odexing the /system/app and /system/framework? Would that be too much to add?

Optimize and zipalign capability? Can that be done too?

Is this an alternative to the online kitchen, like paulobrien, leshak or others, but in this case, the tool resides in your comp, and not from the web?

If you don't mind, please elaborate a little more.

There are many budding chefs here and I'm quite certain a number of people would be interested.

Very much obliged.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Romanbb:
From the web. Most of the stuff is hosted on my web host, couple of guys have their stuff linked on their hosting.

It doesn't. It depends, I'm not so great at developing ROMs and such. Just trying to help where I can.

There are already tools to do this though, right?

Again depends what is involved in the process, I don't know much about either.

Not so much an alternative, but it's more of a ROM-complement.

It has the ability to eventually cook ROMs, but I'd have to code another module that would handle this. It might get pretty code intensive and not so efficient in Java as it is probably on these online kitchens.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] g00ndu:
Thanks for taking the time to answer this. Appreciate your help in extending this to the international i9000 users.

I look forward to testing your tool. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
Yeah, there are already tools which are able to cook custom ROMs, deodex them, zipalign them, and otherwise perform modifications on them. I think this sounds like a great idea; however I'd just keep it as a complement to a ROM, not an entire replacement for a kitchen.

Good work. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zurchpet:
Windows Only?

Edit: Sorry. Didn't read. Java. Allrighty then :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] g00ndu:
Of course there are tools available to do those, but currently, these tools are fragmented and spread all over, thus making it difficult for budding chefs.

While an online kitchen is good, I have my reservation as well. It does limits the rom choices. Everyone is dictated by the developer on which rom he will put in, and lesser known roms will be left out.

Perhaps at this point of time, an integrated approach might be too premature.

I really look forward to the day when such a kitchen exists for users who can have the freedom to choose what rom they want to put in.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cantIntoCode:
Nice one. I'd love to give it a go :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
Not really. Check out dsixda's HTC Kitchen: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=633246

It's a single, cross platform tool which can do everything from deodexing and zipaligning to adding root, to signing an APK, etc. It's an extremely powerful (and I believe user-friendly) tool which budding chefs are able to use in order to learn more about ROMs and Android in general. Personally I think it'd be a good idea to just keep these two applications separate (kitchens + this ROM complement) and just focus on providing as much functionality within this tool as possible as opposed to focusing on both.

Users are able to choose any ROM they want, add any applications / themes they want, etc. Essentially the user has total freedom.

Also, if you need any help with this application birgertime, I'd be glad to provide a hand.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] g00ndu:
Yes, I know about this kitchen. Thanks, but also take a look at the video guide thread, so many were complaining about problems, and that makes me wonder if it is fit for use in the first place.

Anyway, I shall check up the kitchen further, thanks.