[ROM] CyanogenMod-7 for Desire GSM V7.0.3 (06/05/2011)
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After some angry time, found it my self
system/etc/bluetooth/auto_pairing.conf :
Sense/miui froyo roms (BT works):
Code:// Blacklisting by Exact Name: ExactNameBlacklist=Motorola IHF1000,i.TechBlueBAND,X5 Stereo v1.3
CM/miui GB roms (BT NOT work):
Code:// Blacklisting by Exact Name: ExactNameBlacklist=Motorola IHF1000,i.TechBlueBAND,X5 Stereo v1.3[B],KML_CAN[/B]
Changed the file like the sense one with root explorer and BT works! I'm fantastic!
i'll recommend to open a issue for all bug and enhancements report
upcoming 7.0.1 have 720p playback support, which require some kernel changes... don't blame cm if 720p playback will be broken using other kernel
7.0.1 will also fixes the 2 notification bugs
ps
aosp do not support 720p playback on 8x50 (nexus one)
I have ext4 partition and S2E and it works. I transfered Applications and Dalvik cache to ext4 partition and it is there.
Fourire, even if it is recommended through Rom manager, i never used it and never failed for me to flash the coming releases without wipe.
First Rule : Nandroid backup ALWAYS !!!
Then i advice you to do a full wipe if you was using a Sonny Sekhon theme on RC4.
Will give a bootloop for the next one on 7.0.0 if you dont wipe everything [ issue replicated and fix tested ]
I definetly recommend you to update from Recovery my friend
Sonny Sekhon themes updated for CM7 7.0.0 by the way _ see the result here ☺
Josué, thank's for the recommendations. Yes, I have a Sonny's theme so I'll make a wipe in recovery as I usually do.
I'm really struggling with flashing themes on cyanogen.
I've got 7.0.0-RC4,on 32.44.00.32_5.0.05.30_2 radio.
I've tried everything. Flashing the theme only. Doing full-wipe, flashing the ROM then the theme. Also in between Hboot partition by full-wipe, flashing the HBoot recovery first, then the backup, then the theme, then the HBoot boot file and restarting into the new partition.
No joy.
The only thing left for me to do is update the radio. I wouldn't have thought this would have an effect though.?
Any ideas? All help greatly appreciated.
I've got 7.0.0-RC4,on 32.44.00.32_5.0.05.30_2 radio.
I've tried everything. Flashing the theme only. Doing full-wipe, flashing the ROM then the theme. Also in between Hboot partition by full-wipe, flashing the HBoot recovery first, then the backup, then the theme, then the HBoot boot file and restarting into the new partition.
No joy.
The only thing left for me to do is update the radio. I wouldn't have thought this would have an effect though.?
Any ideas? All help greatly appreciated.
Looks cool, going to give it a go.
Thanks but that means it is no longer automatic, just static, so still an issue with the feature?
And it still gets classed as a final release
I'm really struggling with flashing themes on cyanogen.
I've got 7.0.0-RC4,on 32.44.00.32_5.0.05.30_2 radio.
I've tried everything. Flashing the theme only. Doing full-wipe, flashing the ROM then the theme. Also in between Hboot partition by full-wipe, flashing the HBoot recovery first, then the backup, then the theme, then the HBoot boot file and restarting into the new partition.
No joy.
The only thing left for me to do is update the radio. I wouldn't have thought this would have an effect though.?
Any ideas? All help greatly appreciated.
if the theme you are flashing is for RC4, you should be able to flash it at any time once the rom is installed. Hboot/Radio/Wiping will make no difference.
They generally only replace framework-res.apk, systemui.apk + whatever apps are themed aswell.
my guess would be the theme isnt for RC4 or you use clockwork recovery & the theme isnt using an edify script?
I currently have 2.5.0.7
I haven't updated the ClockworkMod since I first installed it. Would it make a difference?
nah that should be fine, i've never used clockwork myself, but from what i read it was the newest version that dropped support for the old update scripts.
probably just the theme you are trying to install just isnt for RC4, if that was the case you'd get either bootloops or some features might be missing if it actually boots.
Themes & Hboot ( /system space )
Lets give you a help, would be happy for you if it works as i did already before for others and others for me
First of all _ it seems to be a confusion between themes, nandroid backups and radios _ all of them are diferents things.
Your logical step by step should be :
*rooted device
*CM7 Hboot ( i am using Bravo Sense Hboot as i need more space in /system )
*backup your sd card
*format fat32 partition + EXt2/3/4 partition
*place the zip of the rom ( dont forget googlepackage for CM7 )
*flash it via recovery ( flash the googleaddon too without reboot )
*reboot and do the basic configuration stuff
*choose a theme.zip and place it on your sd card
*flash it via recovery
*reboot and test it, should be fine
[ for some featuresto be applied on the themes, you will need to desactivate some features on cyanogen settings as battery stats for example ]
For any questions, you will find my help and more on this Theme Thread here
I'm really struggling with flashing themes on cyanogen.
I've got 7.0.0-RC4,on 32.44.00.32_5.0.05.30_2 radio.
I've tried everything. Flashing the theme only. Doing full-wipe, flashing the ROM then the theme. Also in between Hboot partition by full-wipe, flashing the HBoot recovery first, then the backup, then the theme, then the HBoot boot file and restarting into the new partition.
No joy.
The only thing left for me to do is update the radio. I wouldn't have thought this would have an effect though.?
Any ideas? All help greatly appreciated.
Lets give you a help, would be happy for you if it works as i did already before for others and others for me
First of all _ it seems to be a confusion between themes, nandroid backups and radios _ all of them are diferents things.
Your logical step by step should be :
*rooted device
*CM7 Hboot ( i am using Bravo Sense Hboot as i need more space in /system )
*backup your sd card
*format fat32 partition + EXt2/3/4 partition
*place the zip of the rom ( dont forget googlepackage for CM7 )
*flash it via recovery ( flash the googleaddon too without reboot )
*reboot and do the basic configuration stuff
*choose a theme.zip and place it on your sd card
*flash it via recovery
*reboot and test it, should be fine
[ for some featuresto be applied on the themes, you will need to desactivate some features on cyanogen settings as battery stats for example ]
For any questions, you will find my help and more on this Theme Thread here
Themes
As themes are basically framework-res and systemUI apk's modifications, each rom normally should have a different framework and a diferent systemUI.
For this reason, you get bootloops flashing the wrong theme. I strongly recomend you to perform a nandroid before to flash a theme
nah that should be fine, i've never used clockwork myself, but from what i read it was the newest version that dropped support for the old update scripts.
True
probably just the theme you are trying to install just isnt for RC4, if that was the case you'd get either bootloops or some features might be missing if it actually boots.
As themes are basically framework-res and systemUI apk's modifications, each rom normally should have a different framework and a diferent systemUI.
For this reason, you get bootloops flashing the wrong theme. I strongly recomend you to perform a nandroid before to flash a theme
Lets give you a help, would be happy for you if it works as i did already before for others and others for me
First of all _ it seems to be a confusion between themes, nandroid backups and radios _ all of them are diferents things.
Your logical step by step should be :
*rooted device
*CM7 Hboot ( i am using Bravo Sense Hboot as i need more space in /system )
*backup your sd card
*format fat32 partition + EXt2/3/4 partition
*place the zip of the rom ( dont forget googlepackage for CM7 )
*flash it via recovery ( flash the googleaddon too without reboot )
*reboot and do the basic configuration stuff
*choose a theme.zip and place it on your sd card
*flash it via recovery
*reboot and test it, should be fine
[ for some featuresto be applied on the themes, you will need to desactivate some features on cyanogen settings as battery stats for example ]
For any questions, you will find my help and more on this Theme Thread here
Cheers. I've done all of that apart from format fat32 partition.
I tried flashing your one of your themes as it goes lol. It hangs on the boot animation. Lucid and Vivid
As themes are basically framework-res and systemUI apk's modifications, each rom normally should have a different framework and a diferent systemUI.
For this reason, you get bootloops flashing the wrong theme. I strongly recomend you to perform a nandroid before to flash a theme
yeah i know how themes work, i've been making my own themes for a long time
Cheers. I've done all of that apart from format fat32 partition.
I tried flashing your one of your themes as it goes lol. It hangs on the boot animation. Lucid and Vivid
you could take the framework-res.apk and systemui.apk out of the RC4 rom file, open the theme.zip in winrar and drag and drop to replace the files in the .zip.
you dont need to re-sign the .zip (unless you want to), just turn the option off in recovery.
if that flashes and boots fine you know the theme files are bad or for the wrong version.
I experienced the same. If you install CM on the top of previous CM, do not install gapps. Because CM will backup gapps for you. If reinstall gapps, I got boot loop (CM booting animation repeats always). My way is to flash other ROM and then install CM + gapps.
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2. Do a Nandroid backup!
3. Update your radio! New radio from HTC 2.2+ roms is required (Desire Radio Thread).
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Latest version: 7.0.3-Desire - 06/05/2011
Download: update-cm-7.0.3-Desire-signed.zip
Also available for download via ROM Manager
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Google Addon: 20110307 Universal
Download: http://goo-inside.me/google-apps/
Battery drain issue:
Set wifi sleep policy to never
settings -> wireless & networks -> wifi settings
press menu -> advanced and set wifi sleep policy to Never
press menu -> save
CM7 HBOOT by Alpharev | xda thread
Change partition table size 130/5/302 (system/cache/size)
Require nightly #18 or newer
Upgrade instruction:
1) Nandroid backup in recovery.
2) Verify the MD5SUM of the file you downloaded against the one in the table.
3) Flash HBOOT with your phone in fastboot mode (Back+POWER) -> 'fastboot flash hboot bravo_alphaspl-cm7.img'
4) 'fastboot reboot-bootloader'
5) 'fastboot erase cache'
6) Boot recovery, wipe everything, advanced restore system & data, install CM7 again (same version or a newer one).
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Thank you to EVERYONE involved in helping with testing, coding, debugging and documenting! Enjoy!3After some angry time, found it my self
system/etc/bluetooth/auto_pairing.conf :
Sense/miui froyo roms (BT works):
Code:// Blacklisting by Exact Name: ExactNameBlacklist=Motorola IHF1000,i.TechBlueBAND,X5 Stereo v1.3
CM/miui GB roms (BT NOT work):
Code:// Blacklisting by Exact Name: ExactNameBlacklist=Motorola IHF1000,i.TechBlueBAND,X5 Stereo v1.3[B],KML_CAN[/B]
Changed the file like the sense one with root explorer and BT works! I'm fantastic!
i'll recommend to open a issue for all bug and enhancements report
upcoming 7.0.1 have 720p playback support, which require some kernel changes... don't blame cm if 720p playback will be broken using other kernel
7.0.1 will also fixes the 2 notification bugs
ps
aosp do not support 720p playback on 8x50 (nexus one)
