[ROM][4.1.2][WEEKLY] Official CyanogenMod 10 for HTC Holiday (Vivid/Raider/Velocity)

sadoway · Dec 4, 2012

Using chrome I've found glitches I've never seen before.
The screen shots are only half. It flickers super fast between what the screen shot is and what normally would be seen(aka not glitches)

Like 20 flickers a second. And only after I type a character on the keyboard.

Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk 2

LQQKS · Dec 4, 2012

If the battery indicator is accurate, the battery life on this ROM is freaking fantastic! ^_^
There aren't any battery stats available and CPU Spy can't read state files

sent from my rooted, S-Off HTC Vivid 4G \o/
running CyanogenMod 10 JellyBean 4.1.2

cannothas · Dec 4, 2012

pod0087 said:
Blue is definitely when the phone is awake, could you check with betterbatterystats? Just curious if it's caused by CM or just the apps you've installed.

Pod0087 requested this back in the old thread, wondering if someone on the rom can try it for him?

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intervigil · Dec 4, 2012

Sorry about the Play store unsupported device issue, it should be fixed.
I accidentally overwrote the PRODUCT_COPY_FILES directive containing the various device permissions when sourcing a GPS makefile.
If you still have the problem you can try clearing Google Play, Play Framework, Google Framework Services app settings and rebooting.
Failing that, factory reset. (it's strange, but the Google Play frameworks seem to save your device permissions from the first time it starts)

ess.boyer · Dec 4, 2012

I can confirm the low in-call speaker, though I haven't yet tried speaker phone.

Also, I updated my htc drivers, and adb is working again

Since the facebook FC issue is sorted, I'm looking into the camera FC and also looking into implementing a hack to enable FB to update contacts. The one thing I hate about AOSP ROMS is lack of ability to use FB contact photos. That's just how I'm used to finding people in my contacts. God forbid I have to READ their names! This is 2012. I deserve to recognize folks by their faces, or at least their meme of the moment.

Cor-master · Dec 4, 2012

ess.boyer said:
I can confirm the low in-call speaker, though I haven't yet tried speaker phone.

Also, I updated my htc drivers, and adb is working again

Since the facebook FC issue is sorted, I'm looking into the camera FC and also looking into implementing a hack to enable FB to update contacts. The one thing I hate about AOSP ROMS is lack of ability to use FB contact photos. That's just how I'm used to finding people in my contacts. God forbid I have to READ their names! This is 2012. I deserve to recognize folks by their faces, or at least their meme of the moment.

It's basically some political bs between Google and Facebook. They don't like eachother much from my understanding. I agree, Facebook sync should be built in.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2

ess.boyer · Dec 4, 2012

Cor-master said:
It's basically some political bs between Google and Facebook. They don't like eachother much from my understanding. I agree, Facebook sync should be built in.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2

I'm hoping we can do the same trick we had in ICS, which is to explicitly add premissions for FB to the ContactsProvider, and then modify the contacts2 db with the is_required field that FB needs.

In the mean time, I think I tracked down the source of the camera issue. I believe it's trying to use a surface with the wrong dimensions. I'm just syncing the code now to start peeking around to see if I can see where the surface is constructed.

XxSHaDoWxSLaYeRxX · Dec 4, 2012

intervigil said:
Sorry about the Play store unsupported device issue, it should be fixed.
I accidentally overwrote the PRODUCT_COPY_FILES directive containing the various device permissions when sourcing a GPS makefile.
If you still have the problem you can try clearing Google Play, Play Framework, Google Framework Services app settings and rebooting.
Failing that, factory reset. (it's strange, but the Google Play frameworks seem to save your device permissions from the first time it starts)

Thanks man.. when do you think it will be uploaded

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mg2195 · Dec 4, 2012

XxSHaDoWxSLaYeRxX said:
Thanks man.. when do you think it will be uploaded

Sent from my HTC PH39100 using xda app-developers app

Number one rule of cyanogenmod...never ask for ETAs

Mainly because you never know what will happen...you give out an eta and something comes up or doesn't work the way you planned and can't finish by the eta then there will always be those people that get mad (not saying you would...but others may)

Sent from my HTC Holiday using Tapatalk 2

XxSHaDoWxSLaYeRxX · Dec 4, 2012

mg2195 said:
Number one rule of cyanogenmod...never ask for ETAs

Mainly because you never know what will happen...you give out an eta and something comes up or doesn't work the way you planned and can't finish by the eta then there will always be those people that get mad (not saying you would...but others may)

Sent from my HTC Holiday using Tapatalk 2

sorry lol.. should have remembered that rule. il make sure to not ask just so excited to have a new daily rom

DDDDDDDDDDDDDD lol

camo_flage · Dec 5, 2012

Can't wait to flash this. now I don't have to wait for freakin HTC and Rogers to release a JB update

ess.boyer · Dec 5, 2012

camo_flage said:
Can't wait to flash this. now I don't have to wait for freakin HTC and Rogers to release a JB update

That's a good thing too, because you'd be waiting an awful long time as there will never be an official update to JB

Monkeymannnn · Dec 5, 2012

HaxSync has always worked for me with FB contacts. Dunno if they've made it compatible with JB yet tho.

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gotzaDroid · Dec 5, 2012

Monkeymannnn said:
HaxSync has always worked for me with FB contacts. Dunno if they've made it compatible with JB yet tho.

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They have, but you have to download an extra app for the JB work-around. HaxSync prompts you to download it, so no need to look for it

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camo_flage · Dec 5, 2012

Why not? The phone could run it

Sent from my HTC Raider on the Rogers Wireless Network

ZeRo2o9 · Dec 5, 2012

camo_flage said:
Why not? The phone could run it

Sent from my HTC Raider on the Rogers Wireless Network

because its htc for one thing. and another at&t would rather you get a one x to have jellybean

mg2195 · Dec 5, 2012

camo_flage said:
Why not? The phone could run it

Sent from my HTC Raider on the Rogers Wireless Network

As zero said...it has nothing to do with if a phone can handle it...sadly we live in a world hat is driven by money....with that said, there number one concern is making money (both service provider and HTC) and the best way to make money is to not update there software forcing the end consumer to want to upgrade there phone in order to stay up to date...this apply to pretty much everything in life now a days

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meatwad0222 · Dec 5, 2012

mg2195 said:
As zero said...it has nothing to do with if a phone can handle it...sadly we live in a world hat is driven by money....with that said, there number one concern is making money (both service provider and HTC) and the best way to make money is to not update there software forcing the end consumer to want to upgrade there phone in order to stay up to date...this apply to pretty much everything in life now a days

Sent from my HTC Holiday using Tapatalk 2

Which is completely against the original idea behind andriod...and the open source credo it came from...what a pitty

Sent from my De-Sensed HTC Vivid using xda app-developers app

ess.boyer · Dec 5, 2012

Does anyone know where to point me to figure out how the heck I take - for example the Camera/Gallery - from JB and build it (and preferably debug and unit test) without building the entire CM10? I've got over 10 years experience in Java, but the whole architecture of Android is still beyonde me, and there are surprisingly few guides out there that cover more than "here's how you build the whole branch". Why are there so few (and often none at all) advanced tutorials around?

ZeRo2o9 · Dec 5, 2012

ess.boyer said:
Does anyone know where to point me to figure out how the heck I take - for example the Camera/Gallery - from JB and build it (and preferably debug and unit test) without building the entire CM10? I've got over 10 years experience in Java, but the whole architecture of Android is still beyonde me, and there are surprisingly few guides out there that cover more than "here's how you build the whole branch". Why are there so few (and often none at all) advanced tutorials around?

I guess they think its too hard to explain. Doesn't the camera need lib files?

sent from my HTC Vivid

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