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I'm curious, is it just me or is there no in-call audio? (Doesn't seem to work for me. I did turn off gps, which perhaps it has the same problem as the first cm7, but after rebooting and even shutting down with it on, still no in call audio.) Did I have a bad flash perhaps?

Minus the few graphics glitches, this seems very nice. Also, yaldak's fix for autorotation works on this as well.
confirmed bug. shut off gps call audio ****s the bed. am reporting to the team now.
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And turning it back on and rebooting doesn't seem to help. I'm test to see if clearing the dalvik cache with gps on helps... and let you know. Thanks guys
 
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And turning it back on and rebooting doesn't seem to help. I'm test to see if clearing the dalvik cache with gps on helps... and let you know. Thanks guys
I also confirm turning back on does not fix.

This has been reported to the team. we will look into this. if ou find any work arounds or fixes please post.
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I also confirm turning back on does not fix.

This has been reported to the team. we will look into this. if ou find any work arounds or fixes please post.
Have you tried contacting Eugene? He maybe able to help as he got that to work on CM7. Just a suggestion though.

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Have you tried contacting Eugene? He maybe able to help as he got that to work on CM7. Just a suggestion though.

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Not yet, but i know MikeyMan77 has some more audio work he was wanting to do. I've notified the team and we will move on as efficiently and as fast as possible.
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Ok, here's my findings:

Full re-install of course fixes it. Tried the following first though:

1. Turn on gps, reboot, wipe cache and dalvik, reboot, no go.
2. Fixed permissions, just for the hell of it, no go. (Really didn't think it'd help but you never know I suppose.)
3. Turn on gps, pkill -9 zygote, no go.
4. Wipe data partition, and cache, reboot, and incall audio came back. While this is not the solution you want, at least you know where to start digging now. (Problem is a change made on data partition, not on system.)

Going to do a fresh install now to play with this some more. I'll report back.
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Ok, here's my findings:

Full re-install of course fixes it. Tried the following first though:

1. Turn on gps, reboot, wipe cache and dalvik, reboot, no go.
2. Fixed permissions, just for the hell of it, no go. (Really didn't think it'd help but you never know I suppose.)
3. Turn on gps, pkill -9 zygote, no go.
4. Wipe data partition, and cache, reboot, and incall audio came back. While this is not the solution you want, at least you know where to start digging now. (Problem is a change made on data partition, not on system.)

Going to do a fresh install now to play with this some more. I'll report back.
Did a reflash fix the problem? I have the t989 and I tried to disable the gps and placed a call and I still had in-call audio.

Are you using a T989 or T989D?
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Does auto-rotation work, or do we have to flash the fix?
You will need to use the rotation fix or disable it in the rom.
 
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And a massive roar of cheers erupts.

On topic: why do we have to use cwm touch? I've had some very bad experiences with stability on touch and I'm not entirely comfortable using it as my recovery. What's special about this rom that makes cwm touch mandatory?

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The reason is because for some reason the old cwm recoveries are making the /cache partition mount as read only instead of read/write, causing the dalvik to
crash because it can not write to the /cache partition.

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