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Fuzz posted:It's a Nook specific problem, if you're on a phone I have no idea what the problem is. It's also only on CM7.1 or 7.2, not 7.0. Ok, thanks... Figured it was worth a mention.
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Skeezy posted:Nope, just flash the newest one (found here: http://d-h.st/2cc) and have a blast. It already has GApps built into it so don't worry about it. Well that experiment lasted all of 24 hours. The rom is nice, but the performance was severely lacking. We're back to MikG for now. She's used to it and likes it.
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Fiendish Dr. Wu posted:Getting my SGN in the mail probably on Monday. What's the best rom to use? CM? AOKP (Milestone 4) is as stable and battery-friendly as any I've tried and has tons of great features: - notification toggles - search button (long press for voice actions) - T9 dialer - faster autorotate - 180 degrees autorotate - lockscreen shortcuts - real full screen (you can turn navbar on and off in power control) - other customization options like statusbar clock position / color
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# ? Mar 26, 2012 13:17 |
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CM9 on the Sensation now has working video recording.
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Roswell posted:When I reboot and hold power plus vol. up, then plug in, my computer does not recognize the touchpad as a disk drive. I think it enters a debug mode, but does not mount anything. Thanks a lot for your help. You really saved the day. My Novacom drivers were all messed up. Reinstalling allowed my computer to see my Touchpad in recovery mode. Everything went great, and CM9 is a go. Thanks again!
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Godzilla07 posted:CM9 on the Sensation now has working video recording. It looks like they're still tweaking things on the firmware side, but this is awesome news. I'll probably give it a run this coming weekend. Funny that a near stable CM9 was delivered while kmobs stayed silent and didn't release poo poo on his own. e: After reading the XDA thread, it looks like it has some wakelock and bluetooth issues other than those stated in the OP, but this is super promising news. Still hoping to try it next weekend.
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Civil posted:Funny that a near stable CM9 was delivered while kmobs stayed silent and didn't release poo poo on his own. The best thing I ever did for myself was unfollowing that rear end in a top hat on all my social media stuff.
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# ? Mar 26, 2012 17:23 |
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Uhng, the Skyrocket ICS rom leaked and I get to drool over it while XDA bricks all of their T-989's trying to get it to run on those.
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# ? Mar 27, 2012 00:23 |
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Alright, I have a question, for other people using a gnex with the liquid smooth rom, can you send mms? I have been trying to figure out why they won't send and I'm just realizing it coincides with me flashing the rom from stock probably related somehow. edit : I got go sms pro and its letting me mms from that blackflare fucked around with this message at 02:23 on Mar 27, 2012 |
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Anyone with a Nook Color - is CM9 a "daily driver" yet, or should I stick with CM7.2 for now? Stability and functionality is a priority.
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Civil posted:Anyone with a Nook Color - is CM9 a "daily driver" yet, or should I stick with CM7.2 for now? Stability and functionality is a priority. I ran cm9 for a few hours (from sd) and it seemed ok (from what I could tell in a short time) except I couldn't get flash to work. If you want to try it out from sd and not have to do backups or anything you have to find verygreen's "size agnostic SD cm7 installer" thread and, it's not in the op but sometime between jan and now someone posted a modified version of verygreens sd image that had a bigger /boot that can fit cm9 size zips. edit: here's the thread. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1000957 Vin BioEthanol fucked around with this message at 17:08 on Mar 27, 2012 |
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Don't do any of that; the OS can work incredibly bad or not at all depending on the SD's speed class and brand, and is not a good way to judge performance. Instead make a bootable Clockwork Mod Recovery SD Card, back everything up, and install CM9 to the Nook directly. Yes, CM9 is very daily driveable on a Nook, I use it. It's not like a phone where you need MMS and 3G and all that crap. Just Wifi and the basic hardware, which they nailed pretty well on the nightlies.
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Zero VGS posted:Don't do any of that; the OS can work incredibly bad or not at all depending on the SD's speed class and brand, and is not a good way to judge performance. Instead make a bootable Clockwork Mod Recovery SD Card, back everything up, and install CM9 to the Nook directly. Yes, CM9 is very daily driveable on a Nook, I use it. It's not like a phone where you need MMS and 3G and all that crap. Just Wifi and the basic hardware, which they nailed pretty well on the nightlies. I've been running CM7 on mine and digging it, really been thinking about upping to 9, depending on performance. How does Beautiful Www run on it? Because our crashes on CM7.
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# ? Mar 27, 2012 20:42 |
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Uh I have no idea what that is. The stock browser and Nova launcher work great for me though.
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# ? Mar 27, 2012 21:00 |
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Zero VGS posted:Uh I have no idea what that is. The stock browser and Nova launcher work great for me though. Beautiful Widgets. Swype has a loving retarded dictionary.
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Fuzz posted:Beautiful Widgets. Swype has a loving retarded dictionary. It helps to actually drag your finger on the correct letters in order for Swype to recognize the word you want to spell. Plus, proofreading. Same concept as using an actual keyboard.
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nimper posted:It helps to actually drag your finger on the correct letters in order for Swype to recognize the word you want to spell. Plus, proofreading. Same concept as using an actual keyboard. Thanks, mom! It was more a commentary to Swype having widget in its dictionary in previous versions, but this latest build has it (and many other words I used often, meanwhile they added a bunch of useless proper names, many of which have traces that coincide with much more commonly used words, but those have lower priority ) omitted. Its almost enough to make me stop using the drat thing, but I've gotten so used to the motions I can't go back to lovely old thumb typing. Who knows why they thought the change was a good idea, but the last major update is markedly different from older builds.
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Fuzz posted:Thanks, mom! I use the Swype beta as well but I haven't noticed the new proper names conflicting with actual words, at least not to any great extent. It works pretty well unless I'm just not paying any sort of attention to the letters.
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The most fun part of swype is using it on a Nexus One like I have. Sometimes the multitouch just goes INSANE and it swypes some crazy things... its like a game I can never stop playing until I but a new phone.
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# ? Mar 27, 2012 22:25 |
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Civil posted:Anyone with a Nook Color - is CM9 a "daily driver" yet, or should I stick with CM7.2 for now? Stability and functionality is a priority.
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datajosh posted:The latest nightlies with OpenGL finally feel like they can be used as a DD. I haven't spent a ton of time with it though because I'm selling my NC. Any particular reason why?
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Fuzz posted:Any particular reason why?
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Fuzz posted:Thanks, mom! Every time I try to type "K." and then hit space to start typing a new sentence it replaces it with "K.D. Lang". What the gently caress is she doing in my cell phone dictionary? When would that ever be useful Swype, when?
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:Every time I try to type "K." and then hit space to start typing a new sentence it replaces it with "K.D. Lang". What the gently caress is she doing in my cell phone dictionary? When would that ever be useful Swype, when? Swype goes through your GMail history to build its dictionary, and maybe your other Google accounts too. You probably wrote or received an email about K.D. Lang at some point.
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# ? Mar 28, 2012 19:03 |
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k.d. lang shouldn't be capitalized. Swype!
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# ? Mar 28, 2012 19:27 |
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4.0.4 is being pushed to AOSP as we speak. We should start seeing it in CM9 builds in the next couple of days. https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups!topic/android-building/YoBlTfntDvo
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Arob1000 posted:Swype goes through your GMail history to build its dictionary, and maybe your other Google accounts too. You probably wrote or received an email about K.D. Lang at some point. I have never in my life had a reason to discuss K.D. Lang, and have never received an email about her either.
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:I have never in my life had a reason to discuss K.D. Lang, and have never received an email about her either. Have you ever had any constant cravings?
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# ? Mar 29, 2012 01:29 |
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Hey guys the port of skyrocket ics to T-989 works amazingly well (far as I can tell) and you should all install it. Posting from it now. Everything works except auto rotate and Tmobile specific poo poo like wifi calling. Obviously nandroid first and you need to reflash superuser but yeah I got everything reinstalled. Nova launcher negates most of the touchwiz shittiness.
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I have no idea who k.d. lang is. Is that some creepily obscure artist like Bjork? My friends that own SGS2 & HTC Sensations have all been raving about ICS while I'm still patiently waiting for CM9.
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Odette posted:I have no idea who k.d. lang is. Is that some creepily obscure artist like Bjork? She performed at the opening ceremonies of the last Olympics, where she looked like an pleasantly overweight man. quote:My friends that own SGS2 & HTC Sensations have all been raving about ICS while I'm still patiently waiting for CM9. You'll get there soon, perhaps? I realized that for as long as we waited, it's been, what, four months for a lot of major devices to get ICS? Froyo was almost six in some cases.
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I can reboot by long pressing the power and home buttons, but Task Changer Pro runs at startup within 5 seconds of entering my password and locks the UI again. The power button still works to turn off/on the screen (including the new screen-off animation), and after turning the screen on again I can enter my password to 'unlock' the device, but the UI immediately locks up again as the lock screen fades away. Being relatively new to Android and not having done any troubleshooting before I don't really know what to do here. I can get to ClockworkMod from the boot screen so could wipe/reinstall, but obviously I'd rather avoid that. I can also boot into WebOS if there's anything I could do from there, but can't access the Android partition as far as I know. Any suggestions? Fixed it by uninstalling the app over ADB. Froist fucked around with this message at 15:50 on Mar 29, 2012 |
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So I haven't quite bricked my Nook Color, but something is all hosed up. Was running CM7 (the last Mirage build, not the RC11) and I decided to try out the LCD density app off the marketplace (the Nook specific one) and it ran just fine, but then I got sidetracked and before I could reboot the Nook (I thought I already had) I used the Nook Screen recalibration app (which I have used before and worked fine). Now when I boot the thing up, it gets the initial Cyanogen loading screen, but then it flashes white for a millisecond and sits on a black screen. I can hard shutdown the thing and then reboot and get back into CWM Recovery just fine, and decided to try a full system wipe and flashing both the last CM9 nightly and the CM7 RC1, as well as the Mirage build... does the same thing with all of them. The Cyanoboot loader shows for the CM9 Nightly, but yeah... same flash of white, then it just sits. All of these are installed on the internal memory, and I do the full factory wipe/cache wipe with every install, but yeah... it just refuses to do anything. Anyone have any suggestions? I know it's not totally bricked, because I can still get into Recovery, but yeah... pretty worthless otherwise. Unfortunately I don't have adb setup over USB to try to pull a log... it refused to work on my laptop. Gonna try and see if my desktop will play nice later tonight or over the weekend, because that's what a guy in the xda channel said would be most helpful, but anyone on here maybe have something similar happen and know a quick fix?
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# ? Mar 29, 2012 13:34 |
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Does anyone know what the status is regarding ICS on Samsung Galaxy S phones? I know there are working ICS roms for it but is there any benefit to switching to 4.0? Or are there still some kinks that need to be worked out? Do older phones like the Galaxy S get any performance benefit from ICS?
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Couple of questions, I read a couple of pages back and didn't see anything, so I hope these are ok: 1) Is there still a free tethering app that lets you use your dedicated data plan for your phone rather than the bullshit wifi hotspot nonsense that costs an arm and a leg? 2) I have a Droid X, and opinions apparently vary wildly on whether or not I can install CM7 on it. Anyone with experience able to comment on its usability? Thanks!
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StickFigs posted:Does anyone know what the status is regarding ICS on Samsung Galaxy S phones? I know there are working ICS roms for it but is there any benefit to switching to 4.0? Or are there still some kinks that need to be worked out? Since the Galaxy S is basically a hardware clone of the Nexus S, ICS roms for the entire Galaxy S lineup are quite mature and relatively bug-free since they are based on the Nexus kernel sources. You get all the cool features and there is probably some performance boost. There's no reason not to try it out!
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InstantInfidel posted:Couple of questions, I read a couple of pages back and didn't see anything, so I hope these are ok: 1) Android-Wifi-Tether 2) This should get you started. There's even CM9 apparently if you're feeling adventurous.
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# ? Mar 29, 2012 16:16 |
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Thanks, I think I even saw that article on Rootzwiki :cripesduck:
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# ? Mar 29, 2012 20:16 |
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So, since 4.0.4 is rolling out to GSM Galaxy Nexi, I should probably wait until there is a pre-rooted update before updating since I am rooted? I am still running stock 4.0.2 rooted with CWM installed, so I assume I can't do an OTA update.
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thebushcommander posted:So, since 4.0.4 is rolling out to GSM Galaxy Nexi, I should probably wait until there is a pre-rooted update before updating since I am rooted? I am still running stock 4.0.2 rooted with CWM installed, so I assume I can't do an OTA update.
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