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Casao posted:Gonna spend some time messing with MIUI, let me know if you have any questions about it. Honestly I'm interested in just about everything about it. Mostly I'd like to know how it compares in terms of everyday use versus CM6. Also is anything just flat out broken in MIUI?
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Godzilla07 posted:Anyone with the circular battery meter from here having troubles with the CM6.1 RC? It's only reporting in increments of 10 which is useless. Stock Android battery meter sucks so much and the default CM battery number is ugly. Yep, same issue on my N1. In fact, I'm getting a whole host of issues with CM6.1 that I wasn't getting on the nightly I was using (219). I just went ahead and restored the nandroid I made before moving to CM6.1 as I didn't see any features I needed that were added and it sure seemed like a lot of stuff wasn't working correctly.
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Oct 29, 2010 10:42
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I've had the H since CM6-RC1.
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Oct 30, 2010 10:19
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Godzilla07 posted:Anyone with the circular battery meter from here having troubles with the CM6.1 RC? It's only reporting in increments of 10 which is useless. Stock Android battery meter sucks so much and the default CM battery number is ugly. Don't know if anyone cares but this was an issue with the theme kitchen and has been resolved.
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Nov 2, 2010 10:36
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DrBouvenstein posted:Despite rooting a few weeks ago, and restoring all my apps with Titanium Backup, I didn't notice until a couple days ago that NONE of my restored apps are in my Marketplace list, and therefore aren't getting updated. The only apps in the "Downloaded" area of my Marketplace are ones I downloaded after I rooted. Did you try Titanium's Repair Market Links?
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Nov 3, 2010 14:10
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Sanchless posted:I'm about to do a fresh reflash on my phone with a tweaked and updated ROM and I wanted to double check something. That said, I have a question regarding Angry Birds that I'm hoping someone can answer: I did a full wipe when I went to CM6.1 and my Angry Birds progress was wiped. It was only then that I discovered that Titanium Backup doesn't have Angry Birds in the app list for me to even try to back up, and the progress apparently isn't saved to the SD card where I thought it would be. Edit: My Google-fu was apparently weak-- Here's the answer for anyone interested. Curiously it also mentions TB as doing it and it definitely doesn't for me. ClassActionFursuit fucked around with this message at 19:23 on Nov 23, 2010 |
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Nov 23, 2010 19:20
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Zarkov Cortez posted:TB saved my Angry Birds stuff. Are you looking under com.rovio.angrybirds* ? MeKeV posted:I had TB missing out some apps, I hit problems? and reinstalled the busybox. That sorted it for me. I guess I could go ahead and uninstall/reinstall, but I just did that when I flashed (I didn't restore any apps or data, just allowed them to download and reset them myself).
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Zarkov Cortez posted:Does Angry Birds still not show up in TB for you? Edit: Went ahead and reinstalled TB and now it's there. ClassActionFursuit fucked around with this message at 20:54 on Nov 24, 2010 |
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Nov 24, 2010 19:13
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jusion posted:Cyanogen Mod v6.1-RC2 was released this morning / last night for those of you interested. I can't find a changelog yet, but you can download and flash it.
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chippy posted:Does anyone know how to stop Cyanogen automatically re-installing all my apps on a fresh install? I want to go to RC2 but I also want to mess with some new partition layouts, A2SD methods and stuff and I don't want it to start reinstalling my apps and completely fill my internal storage before I've had a chance to get everything set up.
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Nov 29, 2010 12:45
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big mean giraffe posted:I installed it, but if rumors are true I'm probably going to just wipe and put a rooted 2.3 on tomorrow if it drops. I absolutely love the bounce-back scrolling. Hopefully Gingerbread has enough eye candy to make up for it. I want the eye candy of Gingerbread like the screen-off animation (drat that looks awesome) but I don't think I could live without those little things that make CM6 great. The trouble is you know there's going to be some feature or two in Gingerbread that no one's mentioned prior to the release like there was with C2DM in Froyo that you're going absolutely have to have, then you'll be stuck between the two until CM catches up.
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Trapezound posted:DeeI ran a factory reset on my droid 1 today (full disclosure: after loving up a flash to CM6.1) and after restoring my apps and settings with titanium backup, Gmail refuses to do anything but force close. Every other app I've tried to run has worked without problems, including other Google apps. I used the file permissions fixer in ROM manager for good measure but it didn't fix anything. Any ideas? Secondly, what are you doing to restore what is presumably the stock ROM? Why didn't you just restore a nandroid? You shouldn't need to touch TiBackup at all.
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I went to 6.1.1 on my N1 today and had GMail force close constantly. The solution was to go to the Market and redownload GMail. There sure seems to be something flaky with the GApps.
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Dec 17, 2010 10:28
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Sizzlechest posted:I bit the bullet and updated poor wifey's Mytouch Slide. I got sick of it telling me it was out of memory all the time. Installed Cyanogenmod 6.1.1 and it's like having a new phone. She's going to be pissed that her Angry Birds scores are gone, but at least it's playable now.  Couldn't even back up her save file for Angry Birds?That's cold, dude.
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Duckman2008 posted:I just converted last week to Cyanogen on the Evo, and even being in a 4G area its pretty much worth losing 4G for something that is not sense based. There isn't much I miss (mostly because I realize sense is that annoying), although for video streaming the speeds were nice. Phandroid is reporting that xda has gotten WIMAX to work on AOSP ROMs. Edit: Goddamn additional pages!
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Civil posted:Can't wait to see the new MIUI stuff, they've got some great ideas. I actually use Launcher Pro with MIUI on my G2, and it's a fun combination. xda, man. There's also a transparent widget for it too if you'd like.
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There's also a data file you can manually copy if you want to be double sure. I agree that the ads on AB are just out of control. Lately I've taken to using an ad blocker just for playing it.
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Zarkov Cortez posted:I had been having issues with my orientation detection in maps & browser with my N1 using CM 6.1.1 (I don't know when it first started) and tried the built in factory restore with no luck. Long story short, I finally get the waybill for FedEx but was able to fix the issue by installing FRG33 then going back to FRG83(D). CM6 just does this. I want to say it's like 191MB on CM6 versus 170-something MB on stock. Obviously CM6 does a better job of managing space than stock.
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Zarkov Cortez posted:I need to figure out how to get my battery life on CM closer to that of stock. If I could tell you my secret to it I would but for now I can just say WORKSFORME. v  v
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Aatrek posted:I have a rooted Incredible. You can but I wouldn't. Sometimes there are slight hardware revisions that will gently caress everything up. ClassActionFursuit fucked around with this message at 10:47 on Jan 12, 2011 |
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To everyone saying we're close to an RC on CM7, I thought there were still quite a few features missing, mostly related to the new status bar? Things like battery percentage, signal meter, etc? Is this not the case?
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letsgoflyers81 posted:Have you tried this? I know it works great on Froyo but I don't know about Gingerbread. I'm guessing it might work since you upload your framework-res.apk to make sure it's customized for your ROM. But maybe Gingerbread is too different from Froyo, I'm just guessing. In fact, that's the exact kitchen I want to use as I've become quite addicted to the circle with the disappearing hashes at the points of my choosing.
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Primworm posted:A while back I rooted my friends lg ally for her so she could use wifi tethering. Today there was apparently a system update and it broke the root I had done, and I hadn't made a nandroid just because it seemed un needed. Well now I can't seem to get it to re root with z4root. Even after a factory reset, which I think just deleted all user data, I can't get it to root, but the superuser icon is still in the app drawer. I'm guessing the only solution is to use adb to fix it but I'm not too sure. Anyone have any insight on this? That said, I'm sure there will be a root exploit for the Ally update that just rolled out. Keep checking xda and hope it comes soon. Edit: deong posted:edit: speaking of themes.. the kitchen at http://circle.glx.nl/ has become quite comprehensive. It has options for status bar icons (batt, signal etc), the status bar, the boot animation. It apparently works with CM6&7, but I've not yet tried it. That might be old info though. Truthfully I was waiting for that kitchen to work for the battery circle before moving to CM7, right now the only thing holding me back are worries about the Dialer "wonkiness" that plague the threads on it (although I think I have the same issues in CM6.1.1). Is everyone still happy with CM7 on their N1s? Some positivity might move me off the fence. ClassActionFursuit fucked around with this message at 23:40 on Jan 22, 2011 |
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I've been using CM7 build 14 on my N1 for a day now. I wish I could say I liked it more than I do. There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with it (although I've received no phone calls) but I just don't see a lot of differences. I'm 99% sure I'm going to nandroid back to my CM6.1.1 install and see if miss anything I had in CM7. It seemed like it was all aesthetics, as I like the screen off animation and dislike all the black everywhere. Once things move along further in CM7 development I might try to learn theming or whatnot but for right now it just doesn't have anything for me that CM6 didn't. 
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I've been tasked with permarooting my buddy's brand new G2. My research seems to point to the rage/gfree method as the safest and easiest. Does that guide look correct for anyone who's done it and is there anything I should know before diving in?
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ExcessBLarg! posted:It's essentially correct. Thanks to both, should be starting this soon.
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tehfox0r posted:So I got my friend's Captivate rooted and clockwork successfully installed. Can anyone here recommend a good 2.2 based ROM to throw on it? It seems like cyanogen hasn't been ported over yet, and MIUI hasn't either, so I'm at a loss on exactly what to flash because I have no experience with anything else
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brc64 posted:Okay, that is pretty nice. Not as much for the thin battery line as for the precious space it reclaims in the notification bar. Casao, can MIUI take the clock out of the notification bar and can I see the signal strength in digits instead of bars? I'd love to just have "-97" in the right corner of my notification bar.
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Is there a way to remove the clock from the statusbar in CM7 yet? And if not, is there a way to do it myself? I can live with my signal meter being bars (though I greatly prefer dB numbers) but having a clock on the statusbar just makes me feel like an Android stereotype and it's just useless anyway. Edit: Found out how to remove the clock on my own. ClassActionFursuit fucked around with this message at 10:46 on Feb 3, 2011 |
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Kaluza-Klein posted:I have an original verizon Droid that I love, but the wife is begging for it and letting me use her upgrade to get the latest and greatest. She isn't letting me wait for the Thunderbolt
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Sniep posted:If that's true, just give her your phone swap SIMs or something for some old dumbphone for a week, bam everyone happy. Even if you can't just give her the OG Droid and take her phone until the 14th when the Thunderbolt comes out.
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Casao posted:It was a serious issue with CM7 on the N1 too, I dunno if it still is (god bless MIUI Dunno if wonk affects Desires but I'd have to assume it does.
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Maker Of Shoes posted:The bug still exists on the N1 and it's most likely attributed to the N1's dual microphone set up. The bug is lovingly called the "wonked" and someone on XDA has come up with an app called Dewonkifier that keeps the mic on the active device list that prevents the bug from happening. Despite continual mic pinging it hasn't effected my battery life at all. Ahem... it's Dewonkificator. The Dewonkifier is obviously some cheap Chinese patent-infringing knockoff thankyouverymuch.
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Maker Of Shoes posted:^^^ What he said. Speaking of, is it working for you? I've received exactly 0 calls since installing it 3 days ago and I'm too lazy to actually test it. I wish I could solve this lockscreen problem though, it's really the only problem I'm having at all.
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Maker Of Shoes posted:Which issue is that? LastInLine posted:Could someone running CM7 check something for me (even better if it's on an N1)? Add lockscreen toggle to the notification widget, and set your lockscreen for gestures (and make one for unlocking). Then disable your unlock sliders and run with it for a while. I've never enabled trackball or menu wake. This one... FACKER posted:I am running CM7 on my Moto Droid. I have sliders turned off and gestures on (but none that only unlock the phone). When I toggled off the lockscreen using the widget bar in the notification slider, it stopped engaging after a while. I restarted my phone and haven't bothered turning off the lockscreen again after that incident. ...that apparently is an actual bug, not a me thing. Thanks for checking, FACKER, I really appreciate it. That's exactly the behavior I'm getting. It's so hard to know whether you're restoring a bad setting with Titanium or if it's actually something not working when you're on these pre-release nightlies.
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Solly posted:This is amazing and it gives me a good excuse to rearrange my homescreens (again) If you want it to persist, get to editing that build.prop.
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Pissflaps posted:GPS doesn't seem to work properly for me under CM7 on my desire. Would a radio update have any chance of improving things or does that only affect wifi and telephony? There is a newer one available. A radio won't do anything about the GPS.
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