Does anyone know of a mod for cm7 to make it so that the pattern lockscreen NEVER shows the pattern that is drawn? Regardless if the drawing is correct or not. Any help would be appreciated. I don't know where else to ask this. I was thinking metamorph would be helpful.
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Does anyone know of a mod for cm7 to make it so that the pattern lockscreen NEVER shows the pattern that is drawn? Regardless if the drawing is correct or not. Any help would be appreciated. I don't know where else to ask this. I was thinking metamorph would be helpful.
Sent from my HTC Vision using xda premium
beanboi, are you using the latest gapps? You should be using 20110828. You can get it here http://goo-inside.me/gapps
Kang no#351 works really fast for me.
Just updated from the previous version, without wipe.
Like it
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As you may know, our nightly builds have recently been sporadic at best. The reason behind this is that previously, we had access to a large compute cluster to perform these builds. This was really great, and gave us all the power we needed to pump out 50+ builds a day. Unfortunately, we no longer have access to this cluster, and have not for quite some time. With CM9 coming up, and CM7.2 ready to go out the door, we are now in quite a bit of a mess. One of the most awesome things about CM in my opinion was the ability to get a fresh build, every day, with the latest and greatest features. And the stats don’t lie either- the community thinks so too.
With that said, we need to purchase new hardware to take on this task. A couple of solid, stable Xeon-class servers with large amounts of RAM and fast disks. Virtual private servers won’t cut it for build machines.
CyanogenMod is not a for-profit business. We are just a bunch of geeks, trying to make our phones more awesome. The donations we get currently cover our operating costs and occasionally go towards developer devices. This time, I need to ask for help from the community for something a bit larger. We need to purchase these servers in order to bring the build infrastructure back to full capacity.
An option I have considered is to charge for access to nightly builds. This seems like a really bad idea, potentially detrimental to the community, and likely to just increase the proliferation of unofficial builds in various states of brokenness. So, I am putting out a call to the community for help. Whatever you can spare will go directly to the server fund, and if successful, we will work to get back to full capacity as quickly as possible.
If you’d like to contribute, please use the PayPal donation link at the bottom of the page (you *must* use this link, rather than going through the links on the forum to contribute to this fund). Let’s show some community power!
CyanogenMod needs our help !
http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/cyanogenmod-needs-your-help
Sent from my Desire Z running CM7.
ro.build.date=Wed Jan 25 22:23:46 CST 2012
Yup, you figured it out. The kangs are built at midnight central time, while the server is on pacific time.
sent from my cyanogen(mod) vision
su
flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
reboot recovery
I'm syncing the t9 changes and building.... I'll update after it's uploaded.There are a couple of new commits with fixes for the T9 dialer (not directed at the question about Chines chars).
Sent from my Desire Z running CM7.
We’ve been hard at work on CM9 since Google released Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) into the wild last month, and things are slowly starting to come together. Google did a great job with ICS and added some really awesome features which in some cases replace or deprecate functionality that we had in CM7, so we are reevaluating all of our customizations. A number of devices are already up and running with CM9, and the focus is currently on getting as many devices ready as we can. The first devices (besides the Nexus S, which you can already get from Koush’s section on ROM Manager) that we’ll have ready will mostly likely be devices based on OMAP4, MSM8660/7X30, and Exynos. We also have some Tegra2 tablets in the pipeline such as the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Asus Transformer. Our goal is to provide continued support to all CM7 devices back to the QSD8250 series of devices such as the Nexus One. I don’t want to make any promises at this time, but that is the plan. And sorry Droid1 owners, we’re dropping support for you. Time to upgrade
There are a number of challenges that we are up against. Google has made some pretty major changes to the Android framework that break compatibility with older proprietary camera and graphics drivers in order to achieve some pretty insane performance, but I am confident that the team will be able to overcome these issues like we have in the past.
For those of you who like to build CM from source yourself, you probably know that the spin-up time when starting a CM7 build is absurdly long due to the high number of devices in our repository. Koush and Arcee have put together a solution to this problem that adds new devices on-demand to your local repository, saving on both bandwidth and the long startup time. Some other great enhancements are coming too, like a completely overhauled music app, a new file manager, and a new launcher based on stock 4.0.
If you have a Nexus S, you can check out the code and build for yourself today. More devices are on the way, and I’ll send out these status updates as we make more progress.