nueROM 2.2 Bleeding Edge Report Thread

[Hajii1]

nueROM v2.2 build 5770-pre8
GPSviewer, GPSToggle, HTC Home, Opera 9.5 Beta, Google Maps
Appalachian Wireless

Once a data connection is established the phone will not put the data into standby, once data is no longer being retrieved (the arrows above the signal bars stay solid white and do not gray out). This prevents phone calls from being received, sending all incoming calls to voicemail.

1. Open Outlook
2. Send/Receive
3. Data connection stays active untill killed in comm manager or rebooting.

I expected the phone to put data into standby when not actively sending or receiving.

[bedoig]

Originally Posted by Hajii1

nueROM v2.2 build 5770-pre8
GPSviewer, GPSToggle, HTC Home, Opera 9.5 Beta, Google Maps
Appalachian Wireless

Once a data connection is established the phone will not put the data into standby, once data is no longer being retrieved (the arrows above the signal bars stay solid white and do not gray out). This prevents phone calls from being received, sending all incoming calls to voicemail.

1. Open Outlook
2. Send/Receive
3. Data connection stays active untill killed in comm manager or rebooting.

I expected the phone to put data into standby when not actively sending or receiving.

Have you actually experienced calls going to voicemail? The reason I ask is that calls should come through regardless of wether data is being received (unless your phone somehow got locked in EVDO only mode). I don't think that has been an issue since the early days of the 6700, and it was adjustable through a registry change to EVDORingThrough or something like that. I think that the solid data arrows are a result of the dialer being used - some of them break the functionality of the active/passive data indicator on CDMA phones. Which is also why ## codes are broken, and why no2chem put an EPST config shortcut in the advanced config folder. I would be interested in having the data arrows function correctly though. I kind of miss that. I wonder if the dialer itself needs to be swapped, or if it is just some kind of configuration that needs to be changed.

[Hajii1]

Originally Posted by bedoig

Have you actually experienced calls going to voicemail? The reason I ask is that calls should come through regardless of wether data is being received (unless your phone somehow got locked in EVDO only mode). I don't think that has been an issue since the early days of the 6700, and it was adjustable through a registry change to EVDORingThrough or something like that. I think that the solid data arrows are a result of the dialer being used - some of them break the functionality of the active/passive data indicator on CDMA phones. Which is also why ## codes are broken, and why no2chem put an EPST config shortcut in the advanced config folder. I would be interested in having the data arrows function correctly though. I kind of miss that. I wonder if the dialer itself needs to be swapped, or if it is just some kind of configuration that needs to be changed.

I'm postive this is the case, being that I've tested it on several occasions. When my phone (regardless of rom) is in the process of sending or receiving data, calls are routed to voicemail. This is the same for two co-workers of mine who have the same phone on the same network. Speaking of network, ours doesn't even offer evdo yet (though it seems to be configured for it) so I'm wondering if there is an issue with the settings from our carrier.

[shaggylive]

Originally Posted by Hajii1

nueROM v2.2 build 5770-pre8
GPSviewer, GPSToggle, HTC Home, Opera 9.5 Beta, Google Maps
Appalachian Wireless

Once a data connection is established the phone will not put the data into standby, once data is no longer being retrieved (the arrows above the signal bars stay solid white and do not gray out). This prevents phone calls from being received, sending all incoming calls to voicemail.

1. Open Outlook
2. Send/Receive
3. Data connection stays active untill killed in comm manager or rebooting.

I expected the phone to put data into standby when not actively sending or receiving.

Originally Posted by Hajii1

I'm postive this is the case, being that I've tested it on several occasions. When my phone (regardless of rom) is in the process of sending or receiving data, calls are routed to voicemail. This is the same for two co-workers of mine who have the same phone on the same network. Speaking of network, ours doesn't even offer evdo yet (though it seems to be configured for it) so I'm wondering if there is an issue with the settings from our carrier.

thanks for clarifying all that, yes, I suspect it's the carrier, but I also wonder that, if there is an issue with data pwr mgt, that could be the battery hit ppl seem to have.

edit; you can have the data disconnected if no activity for x=min in schaps advanced config

[blake05]

Originally Posted by bedoig

Have you actually experienced calls going to voicemail? The reason I ask is that calls should come through regardless of wether data is being received (unless your phone somehow got locked in EVDO only mode). I don't think that has been an issue since the early days of the 6700, and it was adjustable through a registry change to EVDORingThrough or something like that. I think that the solid data arrows are a result of the dialer being used - some of them break the functionality of the active/passive data indicator on CDMA phones. Which is also why ## codes are broken, and why no2chem put an EPST config shortcut in the advanced config folder. I would be interested in having the data arrows function correctly though. I kind of miss that. I wonder if the dialer itself needs to be swapped, or if it is just some kind of configuration that needs to be changed.

I just wanted everyone to know that after upgrading to 2.2 v6 and v8, all my calls were deverted to voicemail. and all my text messages and alerts coming in were delayed a few hours. Everything going out was fine. I called alltel, and they ran diagnostics for a few hours and they said the issue was on there end. something about the dlr(can't remeber the term) was messed up on there end where they had to unregister me from the towers and reregister... anyways calling alltel fixed my problems.

[Hajii1]

nueROM v2.2 build 5770-pre8
GPSviewer, GPSToggle, HTC Home, Opera 9.5 Beta, Google Maps
Appalachian Wireless

If you change the "Show on title bar: Clock" to "Show on title bar: Battery" within Advanced Configuration, the battery icon that shows on the title bar is messed up. If you select the icon with the stylus yo get an error message: "The file 'powerexe' cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of its its components cannot be found. If the problem persists, try reinstalling or resotring this file."

1. Open Advanced Configuration
2. Change the "Show on title bar: Clock" to "Show on title bar: Battery"
3. Reboot phone and icon is messed up.
4. Select the icon with the stylus and receive error message.

I would like the option to remove the clock and use the battery icon, but currently it is messed up.

[nFKT]

Originally Posted by Hajii1

nueROM v2.2 build 5770-pre8
GPSviewer, GPSToggle, HTC Home, Opera 9.5 Beta, Google Maps
Appalachian Wireless

If you change the "Show on title bar: Clock" to "Show on title bar: Battery" within Advanced Configuration, the battery icon that shows on the title bar is messed up. If you select the icon with the stylus yo get an error message: "The file 'powerexe' cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of its its components cannot be found. If the problem persists, try reinstalling or resotring this file."

1. Open Advanced Configuration
2. Change the "Show on title bar: Clock" to "Show on title bar: Battery"
3. Reboot phone and icon is messed up.
4. Select the icon with the stylus and receive error message.

I would like the option to remove the clock and use the battery icon, but currently it is messed up.

Seconding this issue, though for me it has something to do with HTC Home or WKTask

[paravis]

Originally Posted by Hajii1

nueROM v2.2 build 5770-pre8
GPSviewer, GPSToggle, HTC Home, Opera 9.5 Beta, Google Maps
Appalachian Wireless

If you change the "Show on title bar: Clock" to "Show on title bar: Battery" within Advanced Configuration, the battery icon that shows on the title bar is messed up. If you select the icon with the stylus yo get an error message: "The file 'powerexe' cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of its its components cannot be found. If the problem persists, try reinstalling or resotring this file."

1. Open Advanced Configuration
2. Change the "Show on title bar: Clock" to "Show on title bar: Battery"
3. Reboot phone and icon is messed up.
4. Select the icon with the stylus and receive error message.

I would like the option to remove the clock and use the battery icon, but currently it is messed up.

Could be wrong, but this might be a problem that Schap can help ya fix. Advanced Configuration is not one of no2's tools (he wisely includes it in his roms), but created by Schap @ xda (I don't see his username here @ ppcgeeks):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=317070

Maybe you might find the problem reported in that thread, or if not ask there for some help? Worth a shot.

[Hajii1]

Originally Posted by paravis

Could be wrong, but this might be a problem that Schap can help ya fix. Advanced Configuration is not one of no2's tools (he wisely includes it in his roms), but created by Schap @ xda (I don't see his username here @ ppcgeeks):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=317070

Maybe you might find the problem reported in that thread, or if not ask there for some help? Worth a shot.

I think the issue (as already stated) is related to the HTC Home plugin. The plugin puts the battery indicator in the title bar regardless of rom so I'm thinking perhaps its conflicting with whatever icon advanced config/nurom is using.

[alraune]

Ok i know this question has been asked 5 million times. Just make me 5 million and 1... But has anyone found a fix to the choppy BT issues? I went months without using my bluetooth headset because of the issue.. Now once again they are saying holding a phone to your head causes cancer so i repaired my BT headset and amd so sick of the choppiness. Please help anyone?