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[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
- Didn't get you on the Zone thing. Sorry. As for the GSM Clock, your network provider must provide this feature. Not all do. For me, when I select GSM Clock, the clock gets set to a time which is 12 hours off.

- Again I didnt get you. Can you be more clear?

- LED Turning green at 90% is a CM Feature. Not a bug. Still, if you feel it is an issue, open a ticket at the bug tracker.

- The one with the big icons - That is the way it is supposed to look on the Wildfire. The other two are from MDPI Devices, which is why they appear small and blurred. Anyway, again, if you prefer the small ones, use it, but this cannot be categorized as a bug.

- This is something I have experienced with all Custom ROMs. Not just CM. After the first boot, the battery drain is pretty fast, but, after that, it fixes itself out.

- As for your 'More to come later', I would suggest you use this as a ROM on your device and not look at it from the perspective of a serious tester. I am getting an impression you are out to prove some point or something.

- It is supposed to be like that. The BT and FM are on the same chip, so, BT will have to be switched on when FM is. The only difference is that Sense hid this fact from you, and, CM shows it.

- LEDs work fine here. (Ask nhnt11 for his custom LED Module, which I grabbed off him. LEDs now stay lit and dont blink as before. :D). But, anyway, even before that, it worked fine for me.

- Cant really comment. Smoothness is subjective. I agree LP is far more smoother, but, even ADW was usable.

- Try using Bluetooth File Transfer from the market. It solves a lot of headaches.

- Default LWPs were always buggy. Market downloaded ones work fine (Atleast those that do not require a GPU). Water cannot be shown because it requires a GPU, which is absent in the Wildfire

If it restarts at the point where you have to 'Touch the Android' to continue, perform a full wipe and reflash again. If it restarts elsewhere, do the same. :p
[Wildfire Android Development] aioan:
I have been using Cyanogen for while and first of all I have to congratulate all of you who made it possible on the wildfire.

I have a question now:

CyanogenMod 7 supports Internet call, under call settings. I have set it up with my sip provider and I am able to make and receive calls but the sound quality is not so good anyway.

Can anybody share with us the supported audio codecs?

I suppose g729 is not included.. What is the next best codec for 3g calls? GSM?
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
For those with bugs:

*led turns grenn at 90% because its set that way, so uts not a bug.

*bluetooth turns on with fm radio because fm radio uses same chip as bluetooth. That was same in HTC Sense except phone didnt notify about that.

*bluetooth transfer is working fine with pc and with phone

*In default theme icons are bigger because it's compiled for ldpi devices (which our phone is) and other two are for mdpi.
[Wildfire Android Development] auleu:
sorry if you feel that way about me, i was on wildpuzzle before now,i love sense,i dont want to criticize cyanogen7,its just the bugs i found for now.

so..the clock bug thing, my gsm provider provides this feature.for example, if i install wildpuzzle, the clock is set correctly, if i install cyanogen, the clock is set wrong,2 hours delay.if i tick the use clock from gsm, the clock dosent change, if i set a different GMT , the clock dosent change,for example, clock is 2:00, if i select gmt +1 the clock should be 3:00, but in cyanogen it remains the same, i have to set it manualy.

the second bug,first thing when i installed the rom i installed beautiful widgets(for sense weather clock replacement), and chose not to use my mobile internet connection, but to use only wifi. so when i was outside, the app used my mobile internet connection .i have disabled use mobile internet from system setting but nothing happened.

so why is the led turning green when power at 90% ? its not usefull
[Wildfire Android Development] NickHu:
Because the battery indicator from 90-100% isn't very accurate anyway. Ever noticed how it "stays" on 100% for an abnormal amount of time?
[Wildfire Android Development] GéVé:
Restarting after bootlogo or after you get the home screen ?
[Wildfire Android Development] ahac85:
ive tried that it says no contacts on sim but there are when i put it in a sense rom??
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
I have no issues with you posting bugs. Infact, bugs should be brought forward as soon as they are found so that they can be fixed. The only thing I felt after reading your post is that you were trying to pull this ROM down, or, trying to prove some point to someone with your "More to come" line. Anyway, w/e.

That's weird. Try Copy2SIM from the Market and check if it can read the contacts on the SIM.
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
Anyone using ext 4?
[Wildfire Android Development] FrydaeXIII:
The turn green at 90%+ is a stock cyanogen feature,its not a bug
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
I always use ext4. But for ur notice, formatting sd-ext under cwr 3.x.x.x always format back to ext3, so u have to reconvert it back.
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
I'm still using 2.5.0.7...

What tool do you use to convert 3 to 4?
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
Android terminal command :su (enter) , a2sd convert-ext4 (enter). Phone will reboot itself. Make sure darktremor is being installed prior to converting.
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
I used a2sdgui app that from market to check after enter the code. It show me I'm still in ext3. Strange
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
Strange, 'cause I 've checked several times with Gpatred under Ubuntu, and it shows ext4. Try convert ext3 to ext4 in Gpatred. The fat32 part of SD card won't be formatted, but in case make back up of SD card. Then check under .apk you use, whether it shows that your formatted ext4 is the same one.
[Wildfire Android Development] neoazrael:
When i mounted my sd card at my computer it shows the same: ext3 although i converted it through dt script.i think it just mounts the card as ext4 not converting it to ext4.so i parted my sd card with linux and when you do this ,under cwr it says it didn't format ext part because of not mounting it but it works after you install dt script and setup with commands of it,for example a2sd cachesd ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] rent0n:
Why do you guys use ext partitions?

I just moved some apps to my SD formatted with FAT32 and everything works perfectly. Am I missing something?

Cheers,
[Wildfire Android Development] NickHu:
Do you even know the difference between ext4 and ext3? Trust me, you don't need it.
[Wildfire Android Development] rent0n:
Are you talking to me?

Yes, I know the difference between ext3 and ext4, I've been using GNU/Linux and ext filesystems since back in the days when ext2 was the newest option.

Here I'm just asking what's the advantage of having apps stored in a separate ext partition instead of storing them into a FAT32 partition along with the other stuff.

Thanks,
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
Ext4 is faster than 3. For nexus s, ext 4 fix the lag and force close problem... I want to try whether it fix force close on my phone after moving apps to ext
[Wildfire Android Development] f0xy:
Well then test it and find it. No need for all this.

Would I be right in saying ext3 is proven more stable on SD cards in phones?
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
Yes, you would. ext4 is just for people who like bigger version numbers, at least for wildfire. You don't need it, like NickHu said.
[Wildfire Android Development] jim-bo:
Quite a few advantages...

Not all apps can be moved to SD with the standard FroYo method

You cannot use widgets from apps moved with the FroYo method

If you plug in USB and mount the storage, you can't use FroYo moved apps at all until you unmount back

Moved apps still use a chunk of space each, plus a loopback mount per app, which ties up kernel resources

The reestablishment of the loopback mounts causes significant lag after a USB mount, or at boot time

You are still limited to the cache + data + stubs for the apps being in the /data partition, with ext2 you can move the any or all of the three datasets onto your SD card, giving effectively unlimited space

As a case in point, I have.... too many apps (145). I not only have my /data/apps on SD, but also the cache... here are the sizes

/data partition 180MB

/data/data (still on /data) 93MB

/data/dalvik-cache (on SD with a symlink) 82MB

/data/app (on SD with a symlink) 132MB

There is another c.25MB of misc stuff on /data, leaving me 62MB free, meaning that with the FroYo method, even ignoring the stub data requirement, I would be 20-30MB over the limit, and with that, then I would be many MB further over.

No, he was referring to the comments above about people worrying if their ext3 partition had successfully been converted to ext4 or not.

{offtopic} Wow, but I need to get rid of some of those apps
[Wildfire Android Development] NickHu:
It's not faster until you hit large files, you stupid retard. I doubt you need to be doing online resizing and have a filesystem larger than 16EB.
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
Mind your language, you had break the forum rule.

And MAXIMUM volume SIZE is 1EB.
[Wildfire Android Development] :
Why would ext4 be less stable than ext3? I rely on it daily with my computer. If it isn't stable on SD cards, then it's fault of the SDs, not the FS itself.
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
ext3 has more stable support on phones. Not that the filesystem itself is unstable.
[Wildfire Android Development] km211121:
I had this problem the other day and i uninstall this CyanogenMod 7 Rom.

My phone turned off because out of battery, i put it in charger, tried to power on, but nothing. Then i disconnected the charger, and tried again to power on, but nothing again, and the orange light(charging) was still on. I removed the battery put it on again, finally power on the phone, but the phone got in to loop, was rebooting again and again from the point that CyanogenMod animated andoid is appearing.

Any clue ? Thanks
[Wildfire Android Development] jim-bo:
This is a known problem with ClockworkMod recovery. It is nothing to do with what ROM you run. There were some fixes rolled into the repository for this bug in the last week or so, but until a new version of CWM is built and released, we're stuck with the bug, I'm afraid.
[Wildfire Android Development] spaeter:
Does it means that, if the phone turns off due to "out of battery", it is impossible to turn it on?

And the only solution is to install another rom?
[Wildfire Android Development] ChrisPNE:
Just something I've noticed a couple of times recently is that after a few days of uptime the keyboard disappears. The functionality is still there and it's surprisingly easy to guess where the keys are but a reboot is needed to fix it. Anyone else experienced this?
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
I was able to turn it on by presing power+wolume down+trackball
[Wildfire Android Development] km211121:
And how can i reboot normally again, because the phone is looping as i said ?

Thanks.
[Wildfire Android Development] Dark-Core:
I also use to have this problem but that was with builds prior to RC2. RC2 and later seems to have fixed the problem for me.
[Wildfire Android Development] km211121:
To be specific this happens after i installed gapps-mdpi-20110301-signed

to get all google applications, because with the file gapps-gb-20110307-signed

i didn't get Maps and Gmail.

Thanks
[Wildfire Android Development] jim-bo:
It doesn't matter what ROM you have on it. Even an unrooted stock ROM will have the same issue - it is the custom recovery that has the problem.

And yes, if your battery is totally dead, then you can't do anything to charge it apart from borrow a different wildfire to charge it in. But then, getting your battery that low significantly damages the battery life anyway, and when your phone switches off due to the battery being flat, you still have plenty (minutes or tens of minutes) of battery life in it, so you just need to wait until you are at a charger, then power it on, and as soon as the screen lights up, plug the charger in - it will be charging as soon as the OS is booting, and you'll be fine.

Edit: sorry, I missed that it was boot looping. It is very strongly recommended that you don't flash a ROM unless you have 30% battery or more, and the same would basically apply for restoring a backup, so I'm really not sure what the best option there would be for you. Was it stable before it powered off?
[Wildfire Android Development] km211121:
Stable yes.

And the meaning of "flash a ROM unless you have 30% battery or more" isn't, not the phone to power off unless the installation of the rom is completed, and afraid to brick your phone ? No other reason i guess ?

Thanks
[Wildfire Android Development] spaeter:
Ok. thanks for your answer!

I think it would be a good idea to have a widget, application or something else (I've searched but it seems to me that there isn't an option on the cyanogen mod to set it up...) that make an acoustic advice when the battery charge slow down under a specific percentage (for example under 15%).

....I often forget where is my telephone ...:D
[Wildfire Android Development] ChrisPNE:
This does happen in CM7, it makes a horrible noise.
[Wildfire Android Development] spaeter:
really? never heard...

do you know under which percentage? just to make a test...:)
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
15%, and I agree, it is a horrible noise, especially if you are in a quiet environment.
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
delete /system/media/audio/ui/LowBattery.ogg
[Wildfire Android Development] spaeter:
perhaps it is better to change the file with another kind of sound...

I confirm: it's orrible:eek:
[Wildfire Android Development] kevin2516:
I just realised I can now see rom manager premium on the market, whereas before I couldn't, did the build.prop get changed or did I miss anything?

Sent from your nearest toilet
[Wildfire Android Development] vijaykirann:
Thanks to 3xeno and jim-bo ...now I an having a pretty gud battery life...

Though the data usage was considerably low..but was worthy...

Vijaykirann
[Wildfire Android Development] amitshrikulkarni:
I tried CM7 stable and everything works fine except GPS. :confused: . Can anyone tell me what can be the problem with?
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Reflash the Radio. Refer this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12530566&postcount=1
[Wildfire Android Development] Alex_GP:
Is it me or is the wifi reception a little bit weaker with cm 7 and the latest radio compared with wild puzzle and the latest radio?

I can't seem to get full bars in areas where previously I could.
[Wildfire Android Development] amitshrikulkarni:
Perfect... That worked... Thanks...
[Wildfire Android Development] vimjam:
Yes I had the same problem on cm 7.0 stable .... but a simple reboot solved it

posted via XDA APP
[Wildfire Android Development] :
Yeah me too...
[Wildfire Android Development] juanchotolas:
Launcher2.apk

Here is the Launcher2.apk that I ported from the emulator for ldpi devices, it's working great on my wf running CM7, it's really faster than ADW, and has that "stock look", the only thing that doesn't work properly is the "selection box", it looks too big, will try to get it fixed and keep you posted.

Hope that you guys like it

To install you need to unzip, and adb push to /system/app using recovery.

Just trying to give back something to the community that has helped me a lot!

Edit: If you don't want it to be a replacement for ADWlauncher you can install it to data using any file manager on your phone or just using adb install...
[Wildfire Android Development] -Howard-:
I just installed with file manager and got constant force closes

Edit: fixed permissions and it was sorted, it's okay but I prefer adw still
[Wildfire Android Development] Eddster3000:
Looks like CM7.0.2 is on it's way. CM tweeted an hour ago that 7.0.1 had been released but due to errors they updated to 7.0.2

Where's ours?
[Wildfire Android Development] Eddster3000:
It's out!
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
Please tell us your feedback... I'm in nightly 54 dunno should I update to 7.0.2 or not.

Your feedback is needed...
[Wildfire Android Development] Eddster3000:
My opinion of CM 7.0.2 is that it is speedy. I got 4.8 MFLOPS from Linpack on 768 CPU / Airplane mode. Overall it is very smooth when scrolling (ADW EX desktop)

It's not clear to me what additional tweaks have been made but I guess they are stability changes under the hood rather than additional features

One thing I have noticed is that the keyboard precision seems improved from recent nightlies I've used but this might just be me:D

Camera Bug is STILL present. I managed 12 pictures without using the flash before it manifested itself:(

I'm going to be out at a BBQ today so will report how I find this build works for me on a daily use basis
[Wildfire Android Development] NiamhWins:
LauncherPro Plus > All. <3
[Wildfire Android Development] f0xy:
You amaze me.
[Wildfire Android Development] johi69:
installing 7.0.2 I get an error:

Can't open /sdcard/update-cm-7.0.2-buzz-signed.zip (bad)

tried it twice, downloaded the file twice - no chance to install it.

Anyone else with the same problem?
[Wildfire Android Development] :
I have installed it successfully and did not find any problems. I also built clockwork recovery 3.0.28 and installed with no issues.
[Wildfire Android Development] Koori90:
hello guys, I have some problem

I can not connect to the 3G network, the network works only G..

i've try to reflash the radio, but it did not work.

I reset and wipe it but did not work.

So, what could i do?
[Wildfire Android Development] jasonfreeman:
The 7.0.2 version is really nice... although I needed to flash the latest radio from

the nightly thread to get the WiFi and 3G working... :O
[Wildfire Android Development] ernestnwanu:
I reverted to nightly 50 because of the same problem. 7.0.2 doesn't seem as smooth either.
[Wildfire Android Development] NICK^^:
Linpack score from this ROM please?
[Wildfire Android Development] juanchotolas:
WiFi and Data

WiFi and data are working great, dunno if it is because I had updated the radio prior to flashing 7.02...
[Wildfire Android Development] jasonfreeman:
Overclocked at Min:122Mhz - Max:768Mhz using Performance governor I get a result of 4.588Mflops.
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
Linpack score is very high: 5.219
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
Strange, please see post above. I've got 5.219.
[Wildfire Android Development] ahac85:
any chance of screen shots??
[Wildfire Android Development] juanchotolas:
Launcher2.apk screenshots

Here you go!
[Wildfire Android Development] melvinchng:
I got 5.322 @ 768
[Wildfire Android Development] spaeter:
I got 5.246 @ 768 performance
[Wildfire Android Development] Warlord711:
I still have no GPS signal whatoever.
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Reflashed the Radio?
[Wildfire Android Development] guy968:
Thank you to everyone involved with CM development. No doubt that it is excellent reward for much hard work.

I have just flashed 7 stable. I have only 2 disappointments:

1. Official Swype is buggy, whereas it wasn't on rc1 and 2.

2. Since rc3 or 4 (not sure which), we have lost portable wifi hotspot as a named application. For me, this means that tasker can't recognise it (in order to keep data connected while screen off, for example). Can we have it back, please?

Many thanks again
[Wildfire Android Development] NICK^^:
Thanks, thats double the speed of a stock ROM!
[Wildfire Android Development] StratOS_HTC:
Have a problems with retreiving the MMS.

APN and providers are set automatically and are ok.

But I can't download/retrieve or see mms attachements.

Any suggestions ? Can I use any other app for messaging ?

CM7 7.0.2

Solved - latest radio installed. works ok now
[Wildfire Android Development] Zorkman:
I always found that I had to DISCONNECT wifi before I would be able to retrieve a MMS message in CM7,

is this normal/still the case?
[Wildfire Android Development] kherio:
Download

Is there any other link to download the ROM?

I cannot browse the cyanogenmod site.... maybe it's down?
[Wildfire Android Development] f0xy:
This is a network error not cm7.

This happens because certain networks now send mms over data connection.

and when wifi is enabled data connection is disabled.

I recently opened a thread, because i think in essence we are being charged twice to send an mms message, (Data charges/seperate charge for mms).

Hope this helps.
[Wildfire Android Development] DjoeN:
So far everything works great, no data/wifi or any other problems (didn't test BT as i have no BT devices anymore around).
[Wildfire Android Development] FrydaeXIII:
Wonder if I'm the only one with this problem but music just starts playing randomly after I take a call or a miss call...and the weird part is I can't turn it off cos it's not coming from playerpro nor the default music player,it just plays untill it stops automatically...and yesterday my ringtone changed by itself,but today it went back to my set ringtone...any thoughts???

P.S I'm using Final 7.0.0...I didn't upgrade to 7.0.2 cos of the quite bad feedback it got

EDIT : Ok,I've managed to narrow it down to everytime it loses signal it rings untill I pull down the notification bar (Like when I go in to Malaysia from Singapore and when It can't get the Singapore Signal anymore,it rings) is there anyway to make it auto roam instead of having to select a network everytime?
[Wildfire Android Development] alangrig:
Strange, but version 7.0.2 is stable, with no bugs I could face with and fastest one.
[Wildfire Android Development] Villis87:
I don't have the problem of random music playing but i do have the problem of the changing ringtone...

ps. I'm on stable 7.0.0
[Wildfire Android Development] aioan:
Try to go to settings -> profiles and then select default.

I had some strange behavior too.
[Wildfire Android Development] JOKERz:
my bluetooth doesn't work

btw how to install google map and latitude? i can't find it on market
[Wildfire Android Development] steve_032:
I had the issue with random music playing. It seemed to be related to facebook notifications for me. It went away if I went into fb application settings and reset the notification tone. Probably not the same issue you've got but might be worth a try!
[Wildfire Android Development] devdevdev:
Does anybody have a problem pushing mute/speaker/hold buttons by face or ear while talking on the phone?
[Wildfire Android Development] leekaiwei:
I think I have one serious problem. Recently I've been noticing a lot of force closes and lag. So I decided to run Linpack. I set the CPU to be at 657MHz on both Minimum and Maximum and set governor to PERFORMANCE. Here are the results:

MFLOPS: 0.244

Time: 343.19

Norm Res: 5.68

There is something very not right here. What is going on?

I did some more runs and it ranges from 2-4.5MFLOPS. Somtimes with inaccurate results. What does it mean exactly? Does it mean my CPU is unstable?
[Wildfire Android Development] nhnt11:
it means you need to clean dalvik cache, and maybe try a factory reset/wipe. It could also mean that you dont format the system partition before flashing a new nightly.
[Wildfire Android Development] ahac85:
sim contacts

ok the latest version is running very smoothly however i have one little issue and that is i cannot view sim contacts, i can import them to the phone and use em that way, but thats annoying as everytime i add a new contact i have to export it to simcard aswell, is there no way where i can simply view and use sim contacts only, i hate having to import them and using the phone only option??
[Wildfire Android Development] leekaiwei:
Thanks. It's very snappy now. Why does this happen?