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Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
i just think it's so odd that there are a couple people with no WIFI issues whatsoever. i wonder what they did differently or what is different with their phones. i would hate for tdm to chase down a bug that doesn't exist.
i just think it's so odd that there are a couple people with no WIFI issues whatsoever. i wonder what they did differently or what is different with their phones. i would hate for tdm to chase down a bug that doesn't exist.
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
Can you give details about your ROM flash and your wifi settings? What did you wipe before flashing and are you on WEP or WPA?
Thanks,
Rob
Can you give details about your ROM flash and your wifi settings? What did you wipe before flashing and are you on WEP or WPA?
Thanks,
Rob
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
agreed with Rob. Braxton, could you please post the exact steps you took when flashing the ROM? just wondering it it's a real touchy one.
agreed with Rob. Braxton, could you please post the exact steps you took when flashing the ROM? just wondering it it's a real touchy one.
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
I too was having major wifi issues. Did a full wipe (dalvik cache, all partitions except /sdcard, etc. according to the stickied rooting/flashing guide) before flashing. The first few boots the wifi didn't work, but after 2 or 3 it began to work (WPA on my home network). The phone was working fine for a few hours, but then later on when I went to grab it and just got a black screen with no response (not sure why). Had to pull the battery to reboot. After that, no dice on the wifi.
The wifi icon turns gray but never turns blue and web pages never load. I had made a backup of my alpha7 ROM and so far I'm back to that.
There were a few other things that seemed to not work quite right: enabling airplane mode didn't display the airplane icon, some flickering when clicking some menu options (specifically in clock->alarm->change sound).
I too was having major wifi issues. Did a full wipe (dalvik cache, all partitions except /sdcard, etc. according to the stickied rooting/flashing guide) before flashing. The first few boots the wifi didn't work, but after 2 or 3 it began to work (WPA on my home network). The phone was working fine for a few hours, but then later on when I went to grab it and just got a black screen with no response (not sure why). Had to pull the battery to reboot. After that, no dice on the wifi.
The wifi icon turns gray but never turns blue and web pages never load. I had made a backup of my alpha7 ROM and so far I'm back to that.
There were a few other things that seemed to not work quite right: enabling airplane mode didn't display the airplane icon, some flickering when clicking some menu options (specifically in clock->alarm->change sound).
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
Has anyone had success with a dirty install? I remember reading last night that someone tried it and it worked but then they realized what they did and did a full wipe.
Has anyone had success with a dirty install? I remember reading last night that someone tried it and it worked but then they realized what they did and did a full wipe.
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
Don't know if this is a router issue or not. Resetting the router after flashing a ROM to your phone may solve this according to a post I saw from Jerry.
I had the same problems with the first flash. It said it was connecting but every time I tried to login to Google it came back saying that a reliable connection to the network could not be established.
Checked MD5 sum of zip file on SD card to make sure it copied correctly ; it did. Re-wiped and re-flashed anyway. Skipped the Setup Wizard the second time through. Tried using the browser, no connection. Rebooted. Tried the Play Store, managed to make it through and download and install some apps.
So, maybe try skipping the Setup Wizard. But that may not be what the actual fix is. I wan't really methodical about the way I did it and the things I tried. I didn't re-set my router though. :-\
Don't know if this is a router issue or not. Resetting the router after flashing a ROM to your phone may solve this according to a post I saw from Jerry.
I had the same problems with the first flash. It said it was connecting but every time I tried to login to Google it came back saying that a reliable connection to the network could not be established.
Checked MD5 sum of zip file on SD card to make sure it copied correctly ; it did. Re-wiped and re-flashed anyway. Skipped the Setup Wizard the second time through. Tried using the browser, no connection. Rebooted. Tried the Play Store, managed to make it through and download and install some apps.
So, maybe try skipping the Setup Wizard. But that may not be what the actual fix is. I wan't really methodical about the way I did it and the things I tried. I didn't re-set my router though. :-\
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
I saw that too. I was going to try that but got distracted.
Back in 15 with a report.
I saw that too. I was going to try that but got distracted.
Back in 15 with a report.
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
I restored my nandroid backup of alpha7, booted into recovery, wiped cache and dalvik, then flashed alpha8 and rebooted.
Wifi connected right away and turned blue, but no 3g when I turned it off. I did the airplane/data toggle a bunch of times, but still no 3g.
Rebooted. Still no wifi. No 3g either. Toggled again, still nothing.
Another reboot and still nothing.
Sorry no good results to mention, but how cool am I that I quoted myself.
Rob
EDIT*******
After another reboot, 3g is working. I am downloading from the play store as we speak. Checking wifi.
Wifi is working. At first, it didn't connect, but after a single airplane toggle, it came right up. Go figure.
I saw that too. I was going to try that but got distracted.
Back in 15 with a report.
I restored my nandroid backup of alpha7, booted into recovery, wiped cache and dalvik, then flashed alpha8 and rebooted.
Wifi connected right away and turned blue, but no 3g when I turned it off. I did the airplane/data toggle a bunch of times, but still no 3g.
Rebooted. Still no wifi. No 3g either. Toggled again, still nothing.
Another reboot and still nothing.
Sorry no good results to mention, but how cool am I that I quoted myself.
Rob
EDIT*******
After another reboot, 3g is working. I am downloading from the play store as we speak. Checking wifi.
Wifi is working. At first, it didn't connect, but after a single airplane toggle, it came right up. Go figure.
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The AOKP build is up, and the extras files for both CM9 and AOKP. Check the OP. Also had to change the thread title since it's not CM9 only anymore. 
Unfortunately, after syncing the AOKP repo, it had the same audio issues as CM9 and I had to use the same fix. So it suffers from the same audio issues with bluetooth etc.
I don't know what caused this. Could have been the 4.0.4 update or it could be that AOKP pulled in some other external change that CM9 also pulled in. Either way it's pretty frustrating. I'll try to get it fixed or revert back to older code soon.
Unfortunately, after syncing the AOKP repo, it had the same audio issues as CM9 and I had to use the same fix. So it suffers from the same audio issues with bluetooth etc.
I don't know what caused this. Could have been the 4.0.4 update or it could be that AOKP pulled in some other external change that CM9 also pulled in. Either way it's pretty frustrating. I'll try to get it fixed or revert back to older code soon.
woo hoo! can't wait to try AOKP again!
Sorry if this was asked before, what is AOKP?
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Sorry I took so long, but go into recovery. Make a complete backup (extremely recommended) once that's complete, do a factory reset, the wipe partition cache. Go into advanced options, and wipe dalvik cache. I did these steps twice just to be safe. Then go to the install zip from SD card option and install the rom, btw I'm using alpha 8, then you just reboot, the first boot takes a while, but it turns on eventually, so don't panic.
If anything goes wrong just boot into recovery and restore your phone!
If anything goes wrong just boot into recovery and restore your phone!
wish my sd card had enough free space to make a nandroid backup. oh well, just have to live dangerously
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Same here... I never use nandroids anyway, I just flash one of the dozens of other zips I have when I screw up.
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