Yup all data networks are enabled. Maybe Ill just odin back to stock and flash from there. Do one click pakages reformat partitions aswell?
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[NIGHTLY][ROM][4.0.4][IMM76I] CyanogenMod 9 for Samsung Captivate
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Data was enabled but I was on wifi so I'm not sure if it was edge or 3G. Ill experiment by using 2G only and see if calls come through.
Sent from my SGH-I897 using xda premium
Sometimes when I download or update app with large file size, after the download/update finish successfully, but the download status on the notification bar still remain and non stop but no way to stop/remove it if only I restart the phone.
ARE YOU KIDDING ME!! I odined back to stock and still videos don't work. and on top of that I'm an idiot for re flashing the newest build with the call bug...
Can you confirm you have the call bug? So far its just me. In other news I just played all my videos with the gallery video player and they worked great. They were mp4 and 3gp formats.
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Yes I can confirm with newest nightly no calls and I just odined back AGAIN and fresh installed the 4/19 nightly and still no videos will play!!! What the heck!
Still no videos. Is it possible that all my nightlys ive downloaded somehow got corrupted?
Still no videos. Is it possible that all my nightlys ive downloaded somehow got corrupted?
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Two questions come to mind...
1. Can you play video in stock? Your phone isn't brokey is it?
2. Have you tried double flashing the nightly? It stands to reason that if there are issues with the package that sometimes require a second flash then those issues could affect something like video playback.
Sent from my CM9 Captivate
OK I'm trying the double flash right now if that doesn't work I'll report back from stock.
Video works after secondary flash. One thing I didn't do was flash a glitch kernel from AOKP and a system optimizer. So maybe thats the problem that glitch kernel (which is a bigmem version) Crashes videos I guess. and here comes the flaming...
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After testing the call issue it seems as thought the dialer is lagging and not responding when a call is coming through. When the screen is off the calls don't ring, however, one time it was ringing on the phone I was calling from for a while and then for a split second on my cappy the incoming call showed up but then it went to voicemail right after. Hope this info helps.
Sent from my SGH-I897 using xda premium
Sent from my SGH-I897 using xda premium
It clearly states in the glitch thread that big mem axes the video as it is a mem hog. You have failed and spread your failure around to others. You have wasted my time. Feel bad. Kbye
Sent from my CM9 Captivate
Thank you for your help anyway. I'm still partcially new to this stuff...=\
I asked on here because for about 4 days video was working with the bigmem kernel...but yeah your right and I apologize for wasting your time...
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I'll just leave this here...
the OP which you are supposed to read before posting said:
I understand on Cappy's (w. stock kernel)the default storage is as follows:
32 GB microsd = /mnt/emmc = /emmc
Internal 16 GB = /mnt/sdcard = /sdcard
When I check totals of Storage in Settings I see:
Internal Storage = 1.85 GB
USB Storage = 13.43 GB
SD Card = 29.71 GB
pressing menu brings up "storage Configuration", which has just a checked checkbox called "use internal storage".
So if I uncheck the "use internal storage", that would switch "USB Storage"(16gb) & "SD Card"(external 32gb card)?
The other issue is the "USB Storage = 13.43 GB" shows 1.77 GB Available, but the items listed as used do not add up to the total 13.43 GB. I see the following:
-apps = 4.64 GB
-Pics,Video = 128MB
-Downloads = 832KB
-Available=1.77 GB
Any thoughts do I need to copy off the files & format the 16gb card(USB Storage)? How do I reclaim that lost space on the 16GB internal card? TIA
32 GB microsd = /mnt/emmc = /emmc
Internal 16 GB = /mnt/sdcard = /sdcard
When I check totals of Storage in Settings I see:
Internal Storage = 1.85 GB
USB Storage = 13.43 GB
SD Card = 29.71 GB
pressing menu brings up "storage Configuration", which has just a checked checkbox called "use internal storage".
So if I uncheck the "use internal storage", that would switch "USB Storage"(16gb) & "SD Card"(external 32gb card)?
The other issue is the "USB Storage = 13.43 GB" shows 1.77 GB Available, but the items listed as used do not add up to the total 13.43 GB. I see the following:
-apps = 4.64 GB
-Pics,Video = 128MB
-Downloads = 832KB
-Available=1.77 GB
Any thoughts do I need to copy off the files & format the 16gb card(USB Storage)? How do I reclaim that lost space on the 16GB internal card? TIA
I had a "problem" with my phone showing the AT&T splash screen twice instead of the CM splash screen a while back. The phone started fine and CM worked fine, but the boot sequence was not quite right. It turned out that flashing to GB boot loaders fixed the "problem." Do you know what boot loaders you are running? If you are not using i897 GB boot loaders, it might be worth testing to see if that fixed the boot animation problem.
GB boot loaders are not required to run CM9, but if you do a one time flash of the i897 GB boot loaders, you should never have to touch your boot loaders again for any reason, so it is worth the one time flash.
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Joined in Dec 2010 and have 285 posts. You can't claim to be new forever. Even if you were new, it is still expected that you should read the OP and follow any instructions from the developer before posting a bug.
I'm not very familiar with bootloaders. It's just odd cause mine and my wife's cappy were set up exactly the same. We had no problem with boot animation before I flashed the most recent nightly and her boot animation works as it should and mine doesn't. I think I might just wait until another nightly and see if that fixes the problem. I suppose I could re-flash the most recent nightly again, but it's not that big of a deal and I can wait until the new one. Thanks for you help and response.
Crap this is my first new ROM in several months and it almost seems to work great, but I haven't been able to get it to connect to wifi. It gets to "obtaining IP address" and then never connects. I tried a few different available connections during lunch with no luck. I guess I'll try again when I get home. If it doesn't work I guess I'll have to bail for something else.
Odd now I'm apparently connected to a weak signal that I've not been able to connect to before at work. Hmmm
Still reserving judgement until I get home.
EDIT: Wifi works fine at home, so no major issues here. I did have one random reboot, no big deal. I look forward to seeing the continued development.
Odd now I'm apparently connected to a weak signal that I've not been able to connect to before at work. Hmmm
Still reserving judgement until I get home.
EDIT: Wifi works fine at home, so no major issues here. I did have one random reboot, no big deal. I look forward to seeing the continued development.
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Your bootloaders shouldn't affect that. Either reflash current nightly or manually install the file
Sent from my CM9 i897 Captivate
check and uncheck the "disable boot animation" option...reboot and report back
Sent from my SGH-I897 using xda premium
Where is this option? Can't find it in setting.
New Nightly:
update-cm-9-20120425-NIGHTLY-captivatemtd-signed.zip
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People get butthurt because there's two type of people in each thread. There's people that effectively read every post and come in several times a day, and there's people that just drop in and post. You fall into the second group. The first group spends so much of their resources keeping up to date on the bleeding edge that they feel offended someone like you should come in and get an answer so easily. So to make up for it they take the time and effort to post something demeaning just to assert their greater intelligence on the subject, as opposed to a simple "No" in your case. The relationship between the complexity of the question is inversely proportional to the magnitude of the outlash against you. You could have come in and asked about in-call reboots and probably gotten a straight answer (or "logcat or gtfo" if you're lucky, ya hooked a dev!), but since you asked about a stable release (which to my knowledge there are no stable CM9 builds for any device, but I know nothing outside of the devices I personally own) you got the big stick.
.....and my 5/10 flash is complete so back to regularly scheduled programming
By the way, unless your girlfriend is 84 years old, she can probably live with CM9 the way it is in the nightly builds8
Oops, I forgot this is the Captivate thread. Read http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25200728#post25200728.
And eMMC stands for embedded MMC not external MMC.8
