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PATCH — Focused 1.9.0 update to 2.3.340
- Thread starter sephtin
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ok i have read through most of this thread but might have missed this with all the bickering. im sorry if i did. i was on 2.3.15 with 1.9.0 and things worked great. i sbfed back to 2.3.15 and did the ota 2.3.340 and than installed 1.9.0 and the patch. i do not get any call rings or vibration. i recieve text and and still get 2 email notifications and sounds but calls are silent. no sound no vibration. any ideas what i did wrong or what the fix might be? also if i try to change a ringtone i am not able to highlight and select the music either.
thank you
john
update. ok i just tried the music player and it says this this type of music is not supported so that must be where the problem is coming from? it looks like it isnt a problem with the phone ringing once i remembered i changed the ringtone. as soon as i changed to a system ringtone it works. so there is a problem with all my music files and music player. any ideas?
thank you
john
update. ok i just tried the music player and it says this this type of music is not supported so that must be where the problem is coming from? it looks like it isnt a problem with the phone ringing once i remembered i changed the ringtone. as soon as i changed to a system ringtone it works. so there is a problem with all my music files and music player. any ideas?
I upgraded to the ota and noticed the cell standby bug appeared to be fixed. Then I installed the leaked 1.90 version of rubix. Then I tossed on the patch and noticed cell standby is back to accounting for 50% of my battery usage. Did I do something wrong? Is this not actually fixed in the 2.3.34? Or do I just have to wait for the next version of rubix?
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It's a framework problem. There was a test version of Focused 1.9 out that had the bug fixed... but it had other issues, so wasn't used.
Drod is aware that it still exists in 1.9.
ok i have read through most of this thread but might have missed this with all the bickering. im sorry if i did. i was on 2.3.15 with 1.9.0 and things worked great. i sbfed back to 2.3.15 and did the ota 2.3.340 and than installed 1.9.0 and the patch. i do not get any call rings or vibration. i recieve text and and still get 2 email notifications and sounds but calls are silent. no sound no vibration. any ideas what i did wrong or what the fix might be? also if i try to change a ringtone i am not able to highlight and select the music either.
thank you
john
update. ok i just tried the music player and it says this this type of music is not supported so that must be where the problem is coming from? it looks like it isnt a problem with the phone ringing once i remembered i changed the ringtone. as soon as i changed to a system ringtone it works. so there is a problem with all my music files and music player. any ideas?
First thing I want to confirm.. now that you're on 2.3.3xx, you DID install the LEAK version of Focused, right?
it definitly shows 2.3.340 on th escreen but i used the original1.9.0 i was using for 2.3.15. is that my problem? i need to use the 2.3.320 version? i also just noticed youtube will not play either
You need to use the leak version of rubiX.
wow sorry for being a loser newbie. still getting used to the changes from bb. that worked great so far. music player and you tube work. amazing how much better things are when you follow directions. well thank you all very much for the help
Glad things are working.. and for clarification, if you're on 2.3.320, or 2.3.340.. the leak version of Focused should work great. Patch will also work for both, but is designed to update for 2.3.340.
Everyone's been there.. so don't feel bad. And if you're ever not sure about something... asking questions is totally the right thing to do!
If we used this patch, do we need to use tbhs system patch or will this be sufficient?
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I'll try to explain as best I can, if I'm not clear, feel free to ask for clarification.
Once you're on 2.3.320, or 2.3.340, you have the updated bootloader, and an updated kernel (respective to which of the previously mentioned versions you are on).
The /system files are COMPLETELY replaced by a ROM, so installing a system patch replaces your /system dir with a stock 2.3.340 /system, but then loading a ROM completely negates having loaded the /system patch to begin with... as though you had never loaded it.
So no, if you plan to load Focused, there is no point in loading the TBH system patch.
Now, back to those aforementioned kernels.
When you compile a kernel, you compile with it modules. Those modules are included with the ROM. The leak version of Focused came out for version 2.3.320, so it contained kernel modules based on that kernel.
Since the 2.3.340 (OTA) has been released, I put together a patch that includes all of the necessary files changed with 2.3.340 for Focused.
The modules for 2.3.320 work with the 2.3.340 kernel, and vs-vsa., but it's always best to run the modules with the correct kernel.
Either way, if you were on the 2.3.320 leak.. my suggestion would be:
Update your kernel (etc.) to the 2.3.340 version via newly released updates from TBH:
TBH Patches: 2.3.340-System, Baseband, 2.3.340-Kernel, Bootloader
Once you've applied those, then apply the 2.3.340 patch for Focused.
If you prefer to stay on the 2.3.320 leak, that works fine as well, but you wouldn't necessarily want/need this patch.
Hope that makes more sense... ?
If we used this patch, do we need to use tbhs system patch or will this be sufficient?
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I'll try to explain as best I can, if I'm not clear, feel free to ask for clarification.
Once you're on 2.3.320, or 2.3.340, you have the updated bootloader, and an updated kernel (respective to which of the previously mentioned versions you are on).
The /system files are COMPLETELY replaced by a ROM, so installing a system patch replaces your /system dir with a stock 2.3.340 /system, but then loading a ROM completely negates having loaded the /system patch to begin with... as though you had never loaded it.
So no, if you plan to load Focused, there is no point in loading the TBH system patch.
Now, back to those aforementioned kernels.
When you compile a kernel, you compile with it modules. Those modules are included with the ROM. The leak version of Focused came out for version 2.3.320, so it contained kernel modules based on that kernel.
Since the 2.3.340 (OTA) has been released, I put together a patch that includes all of the necessary files changed with 2.3.340 for Focused.
The modules for 2.3.320 work with the 2.3.340 kernel, and vs-vsa., but it's always best to run the modules with the correct kernel.
Either way, if you were on the 2.3.320 leak.. my suggestion would be:
Update your kernel (etc.) to the 2.3.340 version via newly released updates from TBH:
TBH Patches: 2.3.340-System, Baseband, 2.3.340-Kernel, Bootloader
Once you've applied those, then apply the 2.3.340 patch for Focused.
If you prefer to stay on the 2.3.320 leak, that works fine as well, but you wouldn't necessarily want/need this patch.
Hope that makes more sense... ?
Thanks seph. Did the kernel update this morning. Appreciate all the help. You're the man!
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I'm stuck a the M, I installed the .320 leak, then Focused 1.9. Used Sephtin (Thanks) .340 patch and everything was good. Read there IS a difference in kernels and tried to install the TBH .340 Kernel updater. Now I'm just looping. I tried to reinstall Sephtin patch, but no good.
Edit: Just had to wipe data/cache, working now.
Edit: Just had to wipe data/cache, working now.
I think I f'ed up.
I thought this would be simple but...
So I'm on the .215 running RubiX 1.9.0 and Septh's bar of awesomeness.
I thought I'd just run ROM manager with the backup I made after I rooted the phone right after I got the froyo OTA and then unroot and install the new OTA.
So, I restored the backup and realized that I had removed some of the bloat and had made a Titanium backup which I cannot find since I have a new pc since then.
Then I thought I could just use some of the stock roms from ROM manager (DroidX 2,2) but it fails.
All of this so I wouldn't have to use RSD Lite (which I'm afraid to use -yes, I'm a p****).
Got RSD, got the drivers, but where can I find the image file to flash?
I know some may say "google it, lazy bastard", and I did, but I get a million files and I'm afraid to choose the wrong one. Could someone point me in the right direction?
Thank you in advance.
PS: when the ROM Manager stock backup failed, it messed up the phone (I'm sure it was something I did). I had to restore my last rubix backup but I lost root (got it back). The phone was at 80% batt and after I restored the RubiX 1.9.0 backup, it showed 100%... guess gotta clear the batt stats again, right?
I thought this would be simple but...
So I'm on the .215 running RubiX 1.9.0 and Septh's bar of awesomeness.
I thought I'd just run ROM manager with the backup I made after I rooted the phone right after I got the froyo OTA and then unroot and install the new OTA.
So, I restored the backup and realized that I had removed some of the bloat and had made a Titanium backup which I cannot find since I have a new pc since then.
Then I thought I could just use some of the stock roms from ROM manager (DroidX 2,2) but it fails.
All of this so I wouldn't have to use RSD Lite (which I'm afraid to use -yes, I'm a p****).
Got RSD, got the drivers, but where can I find the image file to flash?
I know some may say "google it, lazy bastard", and I did, but I get a million files and I'm afraid to choose the wrong one. Could someone point me in the right direction?
Thank you in advance.
PS: when the ROM Manager stock backup failed, it messed up the phone (I'm sure it was something I did). I had to restore my last rubix backup but I lost root (got it back). The phone was at 80% batt and after I restored the RubiX 1.9.0 backup, it showed 100%... guess gotta clear the batt stats again, right?