Didn't see it mentioned earlier, but Pandora won't play, it just skips every song.
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Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
I got a puzzler that I haven't seen reported yet. I can't make or receive calls haha. Every time I try the phone process stops. Anyone else run into this?
I got a puzzler that I haven't seen reported yet. I can't make or receive calls haha. Every time I try the phone process stops. Anyone else run into this?
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
i remember reading a post on my usial forum saying "virgin mobile would be unhappy due to a press rreklease titled
o Not Root Our Phones!" they dont even know
i remember reading a post on my usial forum saying "virgin mobile would be unhappy due to a press rreklease titled
o Not Root Our Phones!" they dont even knowRe: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
Figured out the aforementioned issue. Changed my density back to stock and I can make/receive calls again.
Figured out the aforementioned issue. Changed my density back to stock and I can make/receive calls again.
Browser works for me both wifi and 3G. The USB notification is the usbstorage app. It is currently needed until I can find out more about the issues.
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
OK, did my testing of Quattrimus Alpha-3. I like the speed and smoothness, and the overall experience is excellent. The development on this build has been nothing short of phenomenal, and I have no doubt this will move beyond alpha in the near future. For me, the only problems were the well-documented lack of camera support and the not-as-well documented microphone problem.
On finishing my testing, I restored my nandroid backup, checked to make sure all my apps were there (they were) and everything is working fine.
Excellent work being done by many people, JerryScript, TDM and Gannon have been doing a great job of resolving issues and helping out us users. Many thanks to all.
OK, did my testing of Quattrimus Alpha-3. I like the speed and smoothness, and the overall experience is excellent. The development on this build has been nothing short of phenomenal, and I have no doubt this will move beyond alpha in the near future. For me, the only problems were the well-documented lack of camera support and the not-as-well documented microphone problem.
On finishing my testing, I restored my nandroid backup, checked to make sure all my apps were there (they were) and everything is working fine.
Excellent work being done by many people, JerryScript, TDM and Gannon have been doing a great job of resolving issues and helping out us users. Many thanks to all.
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
Wtf are you complaining about? Read. That post was alpha. D:
Wtf are you complaining about? Read. That post was alpha. D:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
First off, amazing job to everyone who has had a hand in the making of this. You guys/girls rock! Ill be downloading and flashing this tonight. Is there anything I can do to help? Write some kind of guide or anything?
P.s. my daughter just turned 6 months so I'm super busy. Time flies like crazy, to fast for me. My princess dont even like being held like a baby anymore. So sad,.
P.s.s. Again, thanks everyone
First off, amazing job to everyone who has had a hand in the making of this. You guys/girls rock! Ill be downloading and flashing this tonight. Is there anything I can do to help? Write some kind of guide or anything?
P.s. my daughter just turned 6 months so I'm super busy. Time flies like crazy, to fast for me. My princess dont even like being held like a baby anymore. So sad,
. P.s.s. Again, thanks everyone
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
avctuilly a full flashing guide would be phe3nominal butr be sure to note first time rom flasherd no no and it is an alpha
First off, amazing job to everyone who has had a hand in the making of this. You guys/girls rock! Ill be downloading and flashing this tonight. Is there anything I can do to help? Write some kind of guide or anything?
P.s. my daughter just turned 6 months so I'm super busy. Time flies like crazy, to fast for me. My princess dont even like being held like a baby anymore. So sad,
P.s.s. Again, thanks everyone
avctuilly a full flashing guide would be phe3nominal
butr be sure to note first time rom flasherd no no and it is an alphaRe: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
I am currently surfing and posting this from my phone, and Data is not enabled.
Data enabled is not checked in Mobile network settings and GPRS Service says disconnected in the Phone info menu.
Edit: I also noticed there's a startup script in /etc/init.s/08dalvik that's supposed to move the dalvik cache to the /cache partition, giving us more room on the /data partition, but it's not. Are those startup scripts turned off or is just that one not working?
I am currently surfing and posting this from my phone, and Data is not enabled.
Data enabled is not checked in Mobile network settings and GPRS Service says disconnected in the Phone info menu.
Edit: I also noticed there's a startup script in /etc/init.s/08dalvik that's supposed to move the dalvik cache to the /cache partition, giving us more room on the /data partition, but it's not. Are those startup scripts turned off or is just that one not working?
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Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
that made me laugh Lol!
I am currently surfing and posting this from my phone, and Data is not enabled.
Data enabled is not checked in Mobile network settings and GPRS Service says disconnected in the Phone info menu.
Edit: I also noticed there's a startup script in /etc/init.s/08dalvik that's supposed to move the dalvik cache to the /cache partition, giving us more room on the /data partition, but it's not. Are those startup scripts turned off or is just that one not working?
that made me laugh Lol!
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
im skipping a build of backside this ALPHA is working so well when jerry gets his ics rom out ill be all over that
im skipping a build of backside this ALPHA is working so well when jerry gets his ics rom out ill be all over that
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
Hey cammykool, wanna help me get the software keys at the bottom? I'm in desperate need of help
Hey cammykool, wanna help me get the software keys at the bottom? I'm in desperate need of help
I tried alpha 2 for a couple days, and I have to say it's running very smoothly for an alpha. If it weren't for the stubs, I'd say the quality of what is there could easily pass for a beta.
Great job on the part of tdm and the other devs on this. I am thoroughly impressed.
I had a couple freezes the first day (but oddly none the second day). Yes, 3G and phone/SMS didn't work after boot - easily fixed by cycling airplane mode and mobile data. I didn't have problems with the keyboard (dunno why not since everybody else seems to), but I quickly installed Swype beta, which works fine. OK, it's a bit slower than IHO, but I'm sure there's room for optimizations. Again, for an alpha, this is very impressive.
That said, I didn't particularly like ICS itself and decided to switch back to IHO/Mirage after two days. Not because of the quality of quattrimus: I could use this as a daily driver already - and I didn't even try alpha 3. But my experience of the ICS interface (my first) did not convince me at all. It takes much more screen space, is less efficient (more scrolling and tapping to complete the same tasks) and though this ROM fully supports the OV keys, ICS doesn't make good use of them. Certainly others may react differently.
So once again thank you, and my greatest admiration, to the devs for giving me a chance to try ICS on my OV. I never thought it would run on this phone at all, and seeing this, l have no doubt it will.
Great job on the part of tdm and the other devs on this. I am thoroughly impressed.
I had a couple freezes the first day (but oddly none the second day). Yes, 3G and phone/SMS didn't work after boot - easily fixed by cycling airplane mode and mobile data. I didn't have problems with the keyboard (dunno why not since everybody else seems to), but I quickly installed Swype beta, which works fine. OK, it's a bit slower than IHO, but I'm sure there's room for optimizations. Again, for an alpha, this is very impressive.
That said, I didn't particularly like ICS itself and decided to switch back to IHO/Mirage after two days. Not because of the quality of quattrimus: I could use this as a daily driver already - and I didn't even try alpha 3. But my experience of the ICS interface (my first) did not convince me at all. It takes much more screen space, is less efficient (more scrolling and tapping to complete the same tasks) and though this ROM fully supports the OV keys, ICS doesn't make good use of them. Certainly others may react differently.
So once again thank you, and my greatest admiration, to the devs for giving me a chance to try ICS on my OV. I never thought it would run on this phone at all, and seeing this, l have no doubt it will.
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Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
Free space on /data and /cache is going to be an issue. That notice about upgrading when you first boot into ICS seems to be the system populating the dalvik cache for every application. In my case, that means 60-odd system apps and 60-odd extra apps and it takes well over 100mb of space.
I have not yet enabled mounting /sd-ext and moving the dalvik cache to /cache, so /data gets hit pretty hard. In my case, it blew out all the space on /data, which causes Very Bad Things to happen (most everything crashed at startup, no contacts synced, etc.)
As it happens, I was testing the startup scripts to do sd-ext and dalvik cache today. They work, which is good. But dalvik cache is still too big for my /cache partition, which causes other Very Bad Things to happen (can't download anything from the market, etc.)
So I modified the dalvik startup script to prefer /sd-ext for the dalvik cache. On my phone this is 1gb and less than half full, so it works well. I'll definitely put that into the next build.
Also tested out Drew's iScream kernel. Seems to work equally well on the surface. I haven't dug through to see exactly what changed for the better or worse. However, he is requesting that devs point users to his package so that he can get thanks and donations. So I'm going to honor that and not put it into my build.
What I'm going to do is start building a VM670 kernel from the various pieces that I have: the Sprint GB kernel drop, the diffs between the Froyo LS670 and VM670 kernels, and the change history for the various kernel maintainers (mainly BobZhome and Drew). I'm sure that will take a few days in itself.
Free space on /data and /cache is going to be an issue. That notice about upgrading when you first boot into ICS seems to be the system populating the dalvik cache for every application. In my case, that means 60-odd system apps and 60-odd extra apps and it takes well over 100mb of space.
I have not yet enabled mounting /sd-ext and moving the dalvik cache to /cache, so /data gets hit pretty hard. In my case, it blew out all the space on /data, which causes Very Bad Things to happen (most everything crashed at startup, no contacts synced, etc.)
As it happens, I was testing the startup scripts to do sd-ext and dalvik cache today. They work, which is good. But dalvik cache is still too big for my /cache partition, which causes other Very Bad Things to happen (can't download anything from the market, etc.)
So I modified the dalvik startup script to prefer /sd-ext for the dalvik cache. On my phone this is 1gb and less than half full, so it works well. I'll definitely put that into the next build.
Also tested out Drew's iScream kernel. Seems to work equally well on the surface. I haven't dug through to see exactly what changed for the better or worse. However, he is requesting that devs point users to his package so that he can get thanks and donations. So I'm going to honor that and not put it into my build.
What I'm going to do is start building a VM670 kernel from the various pieces that I have: the Sprint GB kernel drop, the diffs between the Froyo LS670 and VM670 kernels, and the change history for the various kernel maintainers (mainly BobZhome and Drew). I'm sure that will take a few days in itself.
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] quattrimus CM9 (ICS)
sure email me cjs.tanner@gmail.com
Hey cammykool, wanna help me get the software keys at the bottom? I'm in desperate need of help
sure email me cjs.tanner@gmail.com
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