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[FaultException]

chicman, on 14 April 2012 - 05:04 AM, said:

I am up to the 4/13 nightly. I cannot hear any outgoing dials or incoming calls/voice through my earpiece on the vibrant. I can hear everything if I turn on the speakerphone. Does anybody know how to fix this?

1. The earpiece on the Vibrant or via a headset?
2. You can't hear anything at all?

[shockr75]

Just get the latest update and do a full wipe (data, cache partition, format /data), then flash latest version.

To faultexception: the /datadata is filling up.  would the cm7 solutions work to fix it or do you know if the CM developers will integrate a fix in a future nightly?

Thanks!

FaultException, on 16 April 2012 - 10:49 PM, said:

1. The earpiece on the Vibrant or via a headset?
2. You can't hear anything at all?

[dandi10]

Hi, after installing the 9-20120417-NIGHTLY-vibrantmtd many programs give me error that the process has stopped, like media, clock. Any idea?

Thanks!

[shockr75]

Find a program called Terminal Emulator.  Type in (without quotes) "df" and press enter.  a bunch of information will come up.  Find the line that reads "/datadata".  If there is very little free space in /datadata, you will need to address it.  There is a thread near the top discussing this.

Otherwise, you may have a bad flash.  When I tried flashing an updated nightly something similar happened.  If you performed a back up, restore to the previous version and try again or try again but do a full wipe first and make sure you got the updated gapps.  If you still have the same issue, then restore to the last version that worked and wait for a new nightly.

Good luck!!

dandi10, on 18 April 2012 - 02:47 PM, said:

Hi, after installing the 9-20120417-NIGHTLY-vibrantmtd many programs give me error that the process has stopped, like media, clock. Any idea?

Thanks!

[chicman]

FaultException, on 16 April 2012 - 10:49 PM, said:

1. The earpiece on the Vibrant or via a headset?
2. You can't hear anything at all?

Via a headset is fine. The earpiece gives me the problem.

[chicman]

shockr75, on 18 April 2012 - 01:17 PM, said:

Just get the latest update and do a full wipe (data, cache partition, format /data), then flash latest version.

To faultexception: the /datadata is filling up.  would the cm7 solutions work to fix it or do you know if the CM developers will integrate a fix in a future nightly?

Thanks!

A full wipe and a couple of battery pulls did the trick. I am running the 4/18 nightly and my audio problems appear to have been fixed. I will test my phone a little bit more thoroughly and report back later. Thanks a bunch!

[shockr75]

Removed my rant about flashing CM7 nightly on accident.

Edited by shockr75, 20 April 2012 - 06:12 PM.

[Cook13s]

Hi I have a T-mobile Samsung Vibrant, with a simple mobile 3g plan, after having to wait forever for Gingerbread to release, I decided to take the leap into custom roms.

You can probably skip this paragraph as it's only some background info and for search purposes have written in case it may help others along the way. I followed the online instructions, though a bit confusing, considering its a little dated, I succeeded. I had an issue with the ROM Manager App, it would not load the nightly build update-cm-9-20120418-NIGHTLY-vibrantmtd-signed.zip from 4/18/2012. The phone would restart into the Android recovery, instead of the Clockwork Mod Recovery screen, I later figured out I had to downgrade first from Android 2.2 stock (and rooted) to then be able to reboot into CMR. I was then able to "flash" cyanogenmod 9 and google apps.

My issue is that I'm not able to use my mobile data on any apps or browser, I was able to connect just fine using the instructions from the site itself, http://www.mysimplem...ng.aspx#Android, when I had the phone in stock rom and/or rooted. I'm able to make phone calls and receive messages, but unable to browse or download any apps unless I have connected through the wifi, which by the way works just fine. I haven't messed with any advanced settings aside from the personal & aesthetics of the phone. I also tried playing with the Mobile Network settings to perhaps see if it was an option like national data roaming or roaming data but to no avail. There is two things I did notice, when I bring down the notification drawer, it says T-mobile at the bottom, it should say Simple, as it did when it was stock. The other thing was that Network Operators (in Mobile Network settings) after searching it would only give me the choice between At&t and T-Mobile, same as the other issue it should have given me the option to choose simple mobile.

Not sure if I should just wipe and reinstall again? Thanks in advance.

EDIT: EvilNCarnate, I said I had Simply Mobile, which I tried their programming instructions: http://www.mysimplem....com/index.aspx are you telling me to try T-mobile programming to fix the problem?

Edited by Cook13s, 21 April 2012 - 04:38 PM.

[EvilNCarnate]

Cook13s, on 20 April 2012 - 07:24 PM, said:

Hi I have a T-mobile Samsung Vibrant, with a simple mobile 3g plan, after having to wait forever for Gingerbread to release, I decided to take the leap into custom roms.

You can probably skip this paragraph as it's only some background info and for search purposes have written in case it may help others along the way. I followed the online instructions, though a bit confusing, considering its a little dated, I succeeded. I had an issue with the ROM Manager App, it would not load the nightly build update-cm-9-20120418-NIGHTLY-vibrantmtd-signed.zip from 4/18/2012. The phone would restart into the Android recovery, instead of the Clockwork Mod Recovery screen, I later figured out I had to downgrade first from Android 2.2 stock (and rooted) to then be able to reboot into CMR. I was then able to "flash" cyanogenmod 9 and google apps.

My issue is that I'm not able to use my mobile data on any apps or browser, I was able to connect just fine using the instructions from the site itself, http://www.mysimplem...ng.aspx#Android, when I had the phone in stock rom and/or rooted. I'm able to make phone calls and receive messages, but unable to browse or download any apps unless I have connected through the wifi, which by the way works just fine. I haven't messed with any advanced settings aside from the personal & aesthetics of the phone. I also tried playing with the Mobile Network settings to perhaps see if it was an option like national data roaming or roaming data but to no avail. There is two things I did notice, when I bring down the notification drawer, it says T-mobile at the bottom, it should say Simple, as it did when it was stock. The other thing was that Network Operators (in Mobile Network settings) after searching it would only give me the choice between At&t and T-Mobile, same as the other issue it should have given me the option to choose simple mobile.

Not sure if I should just wipe and reinstall again? Thanks in advance.

Check your APN settings. ...
Settings --> (under wireless at top hit more) --> Mobile Networks --> Access Point Names --> Tmobile.
You can google "Tmobile APN" and it will tell you
Name = T-Mobile US
APN - epc.tmobile.com
PROXY - (erase anything)
PORT - (erase anything)
Username  - (erase...)
Password - (erase...)
Server - (erase...)
MMSC - http://mms/msg.eng.t....com/mms/wapenc
MMS Proxy - (erase...)
MMS Port - (erase...)
MCC - 310
MNC - 260
Authentication Type - None
APN type - default,supl,admin,dun,mms
APN Protocol - IPV4/IPV6 (I have mine set to this and it works, but Tmo site didnt say either way)
Bearer - unspecified

[FaultException]

shockr75, on 18 April 2012 - 01:17 PM, said:

Just get the latest update and do a full wipe (data, cache partition, format /data), then flash latest version.

To faultexception: the /datadata is filling up.  would the cm7 solutions work to fix it or do you know if the CM developers will integrate a fix in a future nightly?

Thanks!

Open terminal emulator and run:

touch /datadata/.nodatadata

Then reboot.

Cook13s, on 20 April 2012 - 07:24 PM, said:

Hi I have a T-mobile Samsung Vibrant, with a simple mobile 3g plan, after having to wait forever for Gingerbread to release, I decided to take the leap into custom roms.

You can probably skip this paragraph as it's only some background info and for search purposes have written in case it may help others along the way. I followed the online instructions, though a bit confusing, considering its a little dated, I succeeded. I had an issue with the ROM Manager App, it would not load the nightly build update-cm-9-20120418-NIGHTLY-vibrantmtd-signed.zip from 4/18/2012. The phone would restart into the Android recovery, instead of the Clockwork Mod Recovery screen, I later figured out I had to downgrade first from Android 2.2 stock (and rooted) to then be able to reboot into CMR. I was then able to "flash" cyanogenmod 9 and google apps.

My issue is that I'm not able to use my mobile data on any apps or browser, I was able to connect just fine using the instructions from the site itself, http://www.mysimplem...ng.aspx#Android, when I had the phone in stock rom and/or rooted. I'm able to make phone calls and receive messages, but unable to browse or download any apps unless I have connected through the wifi, which by the way works just fine. I haven't messed with any advanced settings aside from the personal & aesthetics of the phone. I also tried playing with the Mobile Network settings to perhaps see if it was an option like national data roaming or roaming data but to no avail. There is two things I did notice, when I bring down the notification drawer, it says T-mobile at the bottom, it should say Simple, as it did when it was stock. The other thing was that Network Operators (in Mobile Network settings) after searching it would only give me the choice between At&t and T-Mobile, same as the other issue it should have given me the option to choose simple mobile.

Not sure if I should just wipe and reinstall again? Thanks in advance.

EDIT: EvilNCarnate, I said I had Simply Mobile, which I tried their programming instructions: http://www.mysimplem....com/index.aspx are you telling me to try T-mobile programming to fix the problem?

Which set of instructions did you run from there? Did you put in the settings for "Galaxy S (3G, 4G)"?

Edited by FaultException, 22 April 2012 - 07:18 PM.

[Cook13s]

FaultException, on 22 April 2012 - 07:18 PM, said:

Which set of instructions did you run from there? Did you put in the settings for "Galaxy S (3G, 4G)"?

I used the instructions for "Android 1.6 and higher" settings, I just check "Samsung (3g, 4g)" instructions and it is, basically, the same thing reworded. I just tried the settings with the "reset to default" option for Samsung 3g and well it worked! Now I am getting a different error, while browsing it gives me 503. [LATER..] It just fixed itself after following the same instructions two more times. I left it at that, with the mentality of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it."

EDIT: I tried different apps, none are connecting initially after testing the browser.

If I restart my phone, the browser goes back and says: "Error: Requested Content 'www.google.com' cannot be accessed. Access is not allowed for this user agent." with any webpage. I tried "reset to default" again, and this time I am redirected to: androidapi.t-mobile.com/appack/mvno.html

Which shows on my phone:


Error 503--Service Unavailable


From RFC 2068 Hypertext Transfer Protocol -- HTTP/1.1:

10.5.4 503 Service Unavailable


The server is currently unable to handle the request due to a temporary overloading or maintenance of the server. The implication is that this is a temporary condition which will be alleviated after some delay. If known, the length of the delay may be indicated in a Retry-After header. If no Retry-After is given, the client SHOULD handle the response as it would for a 500 response.

Note: The existence of the 503 status code does not imply that a server must use it when becoming overloaded. Some servers may wish to simply refuse the connection.

EDIT 2: So I just have to wait a bit before it enables the browser to use the data. Apps still can't connect though.

Edited by Cook13s, 23 April 2012 - 03:04 PM.

[lenuin]

I might have missed something, but the 424 nightly burned my entire battery in about 6hrs. I've never had my system use more battery than my display before. Am I overlooking something?

[shockr75]

Thought you would like ... This is with an Ankar 1800 battery

Edited by shockr75, 26 April 2012 - 02:40 AM.

[FaultException]

CyanogenMod for the Vibrant currently contains intermittent issues with the emergency dialing system. I strongly urge you NOT to use CyanogenMod on the Vibrant until they can be fixed.

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[purify201]

I haven't been on Youtube in a while, but today I couldn't get videos to play. I then tried to play videos on my phone (that used to work) and those won't play either. Lastly, video recording does not work as well. I am on 05052012 nightly with subzero #80. I saw some complaints about this on page 97 of the XDA discussion but I didn't see a response to it.

[decimalator]

I had a weird problem over the weekend. Account sync randomly turned itself off, so I didn't get any Gmail messages, Talk messages, etc. I could not get the accounts to start syncing again properly, so I re-flashed and all is well again. CM9 20120424 nightly.

Also, GPS is not working at all. I see this a lot in logcat:


D/        (14483): agpsd.c : Child created, Parent exits : succes

The PID changes each time, of course.

dmesg gives:


<5>[10957.725373] init: starting 'gpsd'
<6>[10957.730789] init: Created socket '/dev/socket/gps' with mode '660', user '1021', group '1000'
<6>[10957.777454] init: waitpid returned pid 14583, status = 00000000
<5>[10957.777634] init: process 'gpsd', pid 14583 exited
<5>[10957.777746] init: process 'gpsd' killing any children in process group
<6>[10957.778315] init: waitpid returned pid 14584, status = 00000009
<3>[10957.778432] init: untracked pid 14584 exited


It does this continuously, so this can't be helping battery life...

Also, I should note that GPS is turned off, but it's still trying to start it.

[FaultException]

decimalator, on 07 May 2012 - 10:49 PM, said:

I had a weird problem over the weekend. Account sync randomly turned itself off, so I didn't get any Gmail messages, Talk messages, etc. I could not get the accounts to start syncing again properly, so I re-flashed and all is well again. CM9 20120424 nightly.

Also, GPS is not working at all. I see this a lot in logcat:


D/ (14483): agpsd.c : Child created, Parent exits : succes

The PID changes each time, of course.

dmesg gives:


<5>[10957.725373] init: starting 'gpsd'
<6>[10957.730789] init: Created socket '/dev/socket/gps' with mode '660', user '1021', group '1000'
<6>[10957.777454] init: waitpid returned pid 14583, status = 00000000
<5>[10957.777634] init: process 'gpsd', pid 14583 exited
<5>[10957.777746] init: process 'gpsd' killing any children in process group
<6>[10957.778315] init: waitpid returned pid 14584, status = 00000009
<3>[10957.778432] init: untracked pid 14584 exited


It does this continuously, so this can't be helping battery life...

Also, I should note that GPS is turned off, but it's still trying to start it.

I've noticed this, gpsd is actually constantly forking I think, although GPS works even with this around. (Not for you, but for me)

purify201, on 07 May 2012 - 02:57 AM, said:

I haven't been on Youtube in a while, but today I couldn't get videos to play. I then tried to play videos on my phone (that used to work) and those won't play either. Lastly, video recording does not work as well. I am on 05052012 nightly with subzero #80. I saw some complaints about this on page 97 of the XDA discussion but I didn't see a response to it.

Try returning to the stock kernel.

Edited by FaultException, 08 May 2012 - 06:52 AM.

[arizonai]

I'm not able to get service on my Samsung Vibrant T959 (T-Mobile)

I've brought it back to stock, flashed cm7 and them cm9.  cm7 works fine.

With cm9, I get no service, baseband version is listed as unknown.  I've tried searching for a solution but can't find anything.  I'm assuming I just need a radio update.

[camrs73]

arizonai, on 29 May 2012 - 03:51 PM, said:

I'm not able to get service on my Samsung Vibrant T959 (T-Mobile)

I've brought it back to stock, flashed cm7 and them cm9.  cm7 works fine.

With cm9, I get no service, baseband version is listed as unknown.  I've tried searching for a solution but can't find anything.  I'm assuming I just need a radio update.

Had a similar no service problem with 5/29 nightly also it devours the battery. Flashed 5/26 (which just happened to be the last nightly I flashed) and all it better (although battery life with 5/26 ain't nothin to write home about)

[arizonai]

camrs73, on 29 May 2012 - 05:21 PM, said:

Had a similar no service problem with 5/29 nightly also it devours the battery. Flashed 5/26 (which just happened to be the last nightly I flashed) and all it better (although battery life with 5/26 ain't nothin to write home about)

I had tried 5/27 with the same issue.  Maybe I'll wait a few days and try another nightly, or go back to 5/26.