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Root [ROM] CTMod 3.80 (04/06/13)

What a great suggestion, but I DO have the latest version of Maps.


Hi,

I run CTMod3.80 and the following GPS programs.... Paid version of "GPS Essentials", "FasterFix", paid version of "GPS Status" and I get perfectly accurate readings, same as with my Garmin GPS, almost no difference at all.....

Not sure what your problem is tho..... Hmmmmm
 
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Hi,

I run CTMod3.80 and the following GPS programs.... Paid version of "GPS Essentials", "FasterFix", paid version of "GPS Status" and I get perfectly accurate readings, same as with my Garmin GPS, almost no difference at all.....

Not sure what your problem is tho..... Hmmmmm

I THINK I now have it working. Here are the steps I took.

In settings, GPS, I turned on BOTH "Use wireless networks" and "Use GPS satellites".

I then opened the GPS Status & Toolbox app. It could not find my GPS location or any satellite signal. After 10 minutes, the phone froze completely and I had to remove the battery to re-boot.

After re-installing the battery and powering back on, I opened the GPS Status and Toolbox app. The app found my location within a few seconds as well as six satellite signals.

I opened Maps, which found my location immediately.

I now went back to settings, GPS, and turned OFF "Use wireless networks". Both the "GPS Status & Toolbox" and "Maps" have been able to find my location since (and I have driven several miles to confirm).

I don't know if the removing the battery step is what fixed things, or if it had to do with the sequence involving setting the flag, or both.

I hope that if anybody else has issues, that helps. Or, perhaps, somebody will discover a flag that needs to be set, initialized, etc., in the source code.

Thanks to everyone for the help!
 
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First post here since it's the first time I've had an issue. I'm running v3.8 and I found that turning on bluetooth crashes the phone. I get the double vibration of a crash, the screen blacks and when it comes back it's at the searching for service stage of startup. I then only have a couple seconds to turn bluetooth back off or the cycle repeats.

I'm not sure how long it's been like that since I rarely use my earpiece. There's been no hardware or software changes other than updates since I updated to v3.8.
 
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First post here since it's the first time I've had an issue. I'm running v3.8 and I found that turning on bluetooth crashes the phone. I get the double vibration of a crash, the screen blacks and when it comes back it's at the searching for service stage of startup. I then only have a couple seconds to turn bluetooth back off or the cycle repeats.

I'm not sure how long it's been like that since I rarely use my earpiece. There's been no hardware or software changes other than updates since I updated to v3.8.

Did you delete Music.apk from /system/app? it's required for BT.
 
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Hi Blooddawn, thanks for the great rom! It really has made the phone so much more usable for me.

I do seem to have encountered a weird little bug, though, and it didn't exist with my previous, default non-rooted rom. In the google maps app, if I go to my starred places and select one that is just an address, without a title, (not etc 'home', 'work', 'Jimmy's pizza', etc ) then it crashes every time. Entering an address in the search box works fine. It's only unlabeled saved places that crash it.

I would try to manually delete my saved places to see if that fixes it, but I don't know how.
 
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Hi Blooddawn, thanks for the great rom! It really has made the phone so much more usable for me.

I do seem to have encountered a weird little bug, though, and it didn't exist with my previous, default non-rooted rom. In the google maps app, if I go to my starred places and select one that is just an address, without a title, (not etc 'home', 'work', 'Jimmy's pizza', etc ) then it crashes every time. Entering an address in the search box works fine. It's only unlabeled saved places that crash it.

I would try to manually delete my saved places to see if that fixes it, but I don't know how.

You could always delete the Maps app and redownload it from the Play store. Make sure that you wipe all the data for the app before installing the new one though. You can do that in settings/apps or just use an app like Titanium. ;)

May work, may not. Def worth a try though. :D
 
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Not sure, pretty sure it's the one that installed with CTMod, here's what I can find out about it.

Program Name: File Explorer
Version: 3.1.6 (201303075)
Developer: Hootan Parsa

It's been quite a while since I've used ctmod, but i do believe that file explorer is capable of searching the root of the phone, but i think you need to enable that feature.

The file I'm most familiar with is 'es file explorer' which is free in the play store.

If you install that app and open it you will see a bar at the top that will say something similar to this
(this picture is from my rush, but the options should look similar)
picsay-1377628260_zps6c562bcd.jpg


Press on the box that the arrow is pointing to until it says 'device'. Once there search for the system folder, select it and then select app. That is the folder where music.apk should be located
 
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It's been quite a while since I've used ctmod, but i do believe that file explorer is capable of searching the root of the phone, but i think you need to enable that feature.

The file I'm most familiar with is 'es file explorer' which is free in the play store.

If you install that app and open it you will see a bar at the top that will say something similar to this
(this picture is from my rush, but the options should look similar)

*snip*

Press on the box that the store is pointing to until it says 'device'. Once there search for the system folder, select it and then select app. That is the folder where music.apk should be located

I think I like your file explorer better. There's Musicservice.apk, but not Music.apk.
 
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I think I like your file explorer better. There's Musicservice.apk, but not Music.apk.

ok, so you have a few options then. The easiest being to use blood's apk installer (found in the first post)

You will need to take ctmod3.8.zip, open it up and extract music.apk (from the /system/app folder) and place it in the apkinstaller.zip (also in the /system/app folder) then just flash it via recovery and you should be all set
 
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Hello all. I just recently had to go back to my prevail (my brats detroyed my transform ultra) and I have a few questions. I am currently running CTMod 2.1, baseband EJ06 (if that makes sense) and kernel 2.6.35.7. I want to make everything current, but I am a touch nervous about screwing up this phone as this was my backup and she is all I have.
The phone is set up and running A2SDGUI VO.9 and seems to run flawlessly. So I guess I formatted and partitioned my sd card at some point, will this need to be done again? What is the latest, greatest baseband currently available. Does it come with this package? I am also having issues downloading this package, is their an alternative link for downloading? I guess that's it for now. Thank You for your time.
 
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Hello all. I just recently had to go back to my prevail (my brats detroyed my transform ultra) and I have a few questions. I am currently running CTMod 2.1, baseband EJ06 (if that makes sense) and kernel 2.6.35.7. I want to make everything current, but I am a touch nervous about screwing up this phone as this was my backup and she is all I have.
The phone is set up and running A2SDGUI VO.9 and seems to run flawlessly. So I guess I formatted and partitioned my sd card at some point, will this need to be done again? What is the latest, greatest baseband currently available. Does it come with this package? I am also having issues downloading this package, is their an alternative link for downloading? I guess that's it for now. Thank You for your time.

You would need to upgrade to CT3.8 which is the newest and the kernel is included. You can keep and run the EJ06, that is what I still use. There is newer ones that you can switch to if you want. You don't have to use A2SD, the kernel does that for you. If card is partitioned then you should be set to go. You might want to back up the sd card and just redo everything from scratch though, that would be the best. If you need help with any of this just let us know what you decide to do and any one of us will help you along.
 
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You would need to upgrade to CT3.8 which is the newest and the kernel is included. You can keep and run the EJ06, that is what I still use. There is newer ones that you can switch to if you want. You don't have to use A2SD, the kernel does that for you. If card is partitioned then you should be set to go. You might want to back up the sd card and just redo everything from scratch though, that would be the best. If you need help with any of this just let us know what you decide to do and any one of us will help you along.

Thanks for responding. Would updating to CT3.8 automatically give me the newest baseband? I have no issues with EJ06, but my laptop took a dump (currently using android tablets) so I can't Odin back if I have issues with the newest FF19. Also, since I already have a partition would I just need to reformat in CWM after choosing data in the newest KoumaKernal 2.5? One last question, is there a mirror that you are aware of? I have tried downloading many times today with no luck. Thanks for your time.
 
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Upgrading to CTMod3.85 dose NOT change your EJ06 base band..... You would have to use Odin to upgrade to the FE16 or FF19 ( latest ) base band ! After you do a "Install from zip" in CWM, boot up and select DATA, you boot immediately back into CWM and re-format your sdext...... Then boot normally ( can take a little while to boot ) and you are all set up !
 
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