Does anyone get worked Data On Demand application on CM7 nightlies for SGS1? For me works few hours with great results and after I got very poor signal, or no signal at all. After a factory reset, and dalvik cache wipe, then restore a backup everything is back to normal. It is working to anyone? Should I try it once again?
I reinstall it and after 1 hour of stand by it is at 100%, I hope this time it will work. I will let you guys know about any change.
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Problem: ROM Manager in the market is in a constant state of "downloading", sometimes it will show its downloading going and reaching 100%, but then it just goes back to "downloading". IF I try to cancel the download, the Market force closes.
Ok, so I noticed this problem after flashing one of the CM Nightlies, so in order to try to fix it, I wiped everything, went back to RC2, problem still exists. I think it was caused by Froyo's automatically restore of apps. I would think that in the initial bootup, maybe turning off those options could fix it, but that would require another wipe. And I've already done 8 or 9 in the fast few days and am just exausted from re-setting my settings. Normally I'd use Titanium Backup to solve that issue, but every time I do a restore, it soft reboots.
Anyone have any ideas?
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Problem: ROM Manager in the market is in a constant state of "downloading", sometimes it will show its downloading going and reaching 100%, but then it just goes back to "downloading". IF I try to cancel the download, the Market force closes.
Ok, so I noticed this problem after flashing one of the CM Nightlies, so in order to try to fix it, I wiped everything, went back to RC2, problem still exists. I think it was caused by Froyo's automatically restore of apps. I would think that in the initial bootup, maybe turning off those options could fix it, but that would require another wipe. And I've already done 8 or 9 in the fast few days and am just exausted from re-setting my settings. Normally I'd use Titanium Backup to solve that issue, but every time I do a restore, it soft reboots.
Anyone have any ideas?
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You know... actually I've been experiencing a similar issue.
At one point with Market it would take at least 30 seconds for anything to show up when I open Market. Then to look for any updates by clicking Downloads it would take another 30 seconds or so. Not a big deal. But then somehow and for some reason it started showing up almost instantly! I would download and install the updates but then Market would forceclose almost immediately after the app finished installing. It made updating or installing several apps almost impossible. I tried wiping the data, clearing the cache, clearing the dalvik cache, etc. However the problem still occurs but not all of the time. It's pretty strange actually. I'd say about 75% of the time I get forcecloses and each time I try to get a logcat I don't have the problem. Go figure.
I'm hoping someone can help me. I installed CM KANG 7.1.5 on my Milestone a couple of months ago and for the most part, everything was working great (at least better than the stock 2.2 on it). But over the last week or so, I've been having a problem with wifi on my phone. Basically, wifi is not working any more or at least it's inconsistent now.
Previous to this week, I had no issues. I had a number of wifi networks set up, and everytime I went to the wifi hotspot, the phone would automatically switch from using data to wifi.
However now, it appears the phone doesn't detect wifi networks any more. I've tried multiple hotspots and still nothing. I've tried using Wifi Analyzer and doesn't see anything either. I've rebooted the phone multiple times, taken the battery out, reseated the SIM card and still nothing. I use 3G Watchdog and Juice Defender and have removed both and still nothing. The strange thing is it's sporadic. ie. wifi will work one day and then the next day in exactly the same spot, the phone get no wifi at all.
Has anyone else experienced this issue? How did you fix it? I've thought about wiping the phone and starting over again but I'm hoping to avoid that, if possible.
Thanks for your help in advance.
Doing a complete nandroid backup, wiping everything, and installing a new ROM takes me a total of about 15 minutes. If the problem I was having isn't fixed by that, I just restore the backup.
I should also point out that 7.1.5 is outdated and the current version is 7.2.0; quite a bit of work was done on WiFi issues in the past few months, and you're probably missing out on fixes for these exact issues.
It can be a pain to set up a new ROM, but worst case scenario is that it doesn't fix anything and you can just restore the backup and be right back to where you were an hour ago.
Please keep us updated here.
Sorry, I'm somewhat new to this (this Milestone is the first phone I've ever rooted, installed CyanogenMod, etc) so I'm probably going to ask some very noob questions here. My apologies if these are very simple or dumb questions.
I've been hesistant to rebuild/upgrade my phone to fix this problem for a couple of reasons including -
My wifi still comes and goes randomly. I worry that maybe it's a flaky hardware issue more than software so I don't want to spend all this time rebuilding it again to find out it's a loose connection or something like that instead.
I assume all my apps, data, settings, etc will be wiped out if I rebuild or update my CyanogenMod unless I use something like Titanium Backup to back them up? Or is there some better/faster way for doing it or maybe CyanogenMod and Nandroid have some better/faster solution that I don't know about? It took me, it seemed like days, to fully restore all that stuff last time so I want to make sure it's worth doing.
Is there an ETA on a "production" aka non-RC version of 7.20? If it's coming soon, I'd rather wait. I'd hate to upgrade to the RC version and then 2 weeks later have to do it all over again.
Thanks for your help.
About ugrading to 7.2:
- do full nandroid backup first
- clean both caches
- apply 7.2 zip
- clean both caches again
- rebot
I use that method when moving from one version of the ROM to another and no serious issues (one or twice I have to clean caches one more time after first restart). In worst case you have nandroid backup so you can quickly move back.
I have done full wipe (including partial sd and complete ext partitions cleanup) just few times e.g. moving from CM6 to CM7.
Generally I apply full wipe only when moving from one ROM to another, in beetwen versions of the same ROM I just clean caches twice.
Well I was hoping someone had some ideas with my battery issues. It's hard to pinpoint exactly what it is without root, but here is what I can provide. Any help would be awesome!
That surely is bad battery life there. Try an FDR (factory data reset) and that should fix your problem most likely or disable as much bloat ware including Motorola stuff and see if that helps. Most likely though you will need a factory data reset
......or try wiping cache in recovery, that worked for me
I'll give the cache wipe a shot and report back. As for disabling bloat, I went through and gave it a real good scrub over the weekend and I'm still seeing these terrible numbers. I'm hoping to hold off on the factory reset until lollipop comes out, since it's recommend you factory reset when going to lollipop, but who knows when that will be.
Hi,
A while back I posted about my WiFi not turning on... Somehow it sorted itself out, but now the problem has reoccured.
Here's how it begins...
I was on OmniRom and my N6 started rebooting itself. It wouldn't stay on any longer than 5 minutes before restarting. Because I use my phone for work I jumped on the computer and flashed stock 5.1.1 via fastboot. Full clean wipe, system, user data, modem, etc. Afterwards I had no WiFi. I didn't think much of it as I was at work and would deal with it when I got home. When I got home I tried a simple factory reset, didn't work, another clean flash of 6.0, didn't work, a clean flash of cm12, didn't work, multiple recoveries, patches and kernels, didn't work. After several hours I knew there was something else wrong. After trying a few apps and researching for hours on end I have come to a dead end. I have dealt with relying on mobile data for 2 months but now I'm desperate as my work is about to switch over to fully digital automation using a VPN based intranet site that all employers will need to use which we can only access via WiFi on our phones.
The only time I have been able to get WiFi to turn on its after deleting out the WiFi folder in system/data/misc/WiFi, this worked only twice both times only for a few minutes. It no longer works by doing that at all.
Suggestions?
Cooked? Or recoverable?
Many thanks in advance for anyone that can possibly shed some much needed light on my situation.
Lewis (Ork)
Try re-flashing your radio? If you do a full reset from the factory images, part of the process will reflash the radio.
Because I use my phone for work I jumped on the computer and flashed stock 5.1.1 via fastboot. Full clean wipe, system, user data, modem, etc.
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Modem/Radio... same thing
tried i think about 3 or 4 stock images
Think i may have a corrupted EFS partition.
Bump.. If anyone can let me know and confirm my suspicions that the EFS partition has had it in or any chance of reviving it?
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Most likely your wifi chip is dead or dying. Happened to my N5. I lost bluetooth functionality as well since they both were on the same chip. Mine got so bad that it got locked in a state where even if the phone was off, it would drain battery and heat up the area where that chip was.
Warranty it. Just easier.
Hello there,
Since the old days of my first android phone the Galaxy fit, I used to hard reset my phone after every major update. It keeps my phone bug free and snappy.
Currently my phone Galaxy A70 and Tab S8 receive updates on monthly basis. Unfortunately I keep on doing the same old habit of hard resetting them after every update which means I do it every month or two.
My question us how bad can this affect my device and why?
Thanks
Do you mean like force shut down the phone and then power it on? You only need to wipe cache data on newer phones that usually fixes issues.
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Do you mean like force shut down the phone and then power it on? You only need to wipe cache data on newer phones that usually fixes issues.
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No I mean boot into recovery, wipe data, wipe cache then reboot. Same like you do before installing a custom ROM. Is doing it once every month is bad for the device?
I never tried to wipe the cach only, is it effective?
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No I mean boot into recovery, wipe data, wipe cache then reboot. Same like you do before installing a custom ROM. Is doing it once every month is bad for the device?
I never tried to wipe the cach only, is it effective?
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Well wiping data wouldn't that wipe your photos, music, documents and so on? I have heard wiping only cache helps some times.
I don't know if it's bad for the device, but I do think it's excessive. I haven't purposely wiped a phone before a major update in the last 5+ years, and even before then, it was only major updates such as a completely new Android version.
Well In the old days when I used to be a Flashoholic I flashed my devices every two or three days in the search for a perfect ROM and of course could never find it.
Short answer what you're doing is not necessarily harmful but In the long run you're putting more use and unnecessary stress and cycles to your device battery life span. Flashing/factory reseting/ setting up the device as new take a lot of battery.
Those are my two cents on the matter.
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Well wiping data wouldn't that wipe your photos, music, documents and so on? I have heard wiping only cache helps some times.
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Sorry for the late response. Yes, it wipes everything. I do backup of my photos and documents on a flash memory before I do the hard reset. Anyway I'll try using the wipe cache only and see the reults.
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Well In the old days when I used to be a Flashoholic I flashed my devices every two or three days in the search for a perfect ROM and of course could never find it.
Short answer what you're doing is not necessarily harmful but In the long run you're putting more use and unnecessary stress and cycles to your device battery life span. Flashing/factory reseting/ setting up the device as new take a lot of battery.
Those are my two cents on the matter.
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Yes, you're probably right. I remember my phones burning hot while setting up after the reset. Too much battery strain. My also affects memory integrity. Thanks for the help.