[SELFKANG ICS AOSP ROM] CM9/ICS for Droid 3 -- [NIGHTLIES]

Hey guys ! Thanks for all the hard work. Been running it for a solid couple months.

Two questions:

Is it possible to remove the slide the keyboard to unlock and/or make it so I can turn the screen or "wake" the phone by a key on the keyboard.

Also, how can I fix this pesky ALT lock I get sometimes on the hard keyboard?

 

Not sure what you are referring to by either of these, though I think the fix for the alt lock is to press search.

 

Thanks, the search button fixes it... what I was referring to was when you slide the keyboard open, it turns the screen on... can we turn it off? Also, is it possible to make it so when you press a key on the physical keyboard, can that turn the screen on?

 

What about the loss of audio?

Sent from my DROID3 using Tapatalk 2

 

It seems like you have to hit "b" to wake the screen (maybe for "backlight"?).

My issues are mainly with battery life. I had AOKP a month or so back, but I went back to stock because of battery life. Stock battery, i'd last a day and a half, maybe 2 days with normal use. With AOKP I can't even make it through the day without putting it on the charger.

When I first loaded the ROM it wouldnt even charge, then "facepalm", didnt reset battery stats and clear dalvick cache. So I did that and it started charging again. But still, garbage battery life.

Can anything be done?

 

Bluetooth still not working?

Bluetooth on but not connected = loss of all audio (in progress)

Has this issue been fixed? Also is anyone else having GPS issues? I did not see this on the latest Changelog?

 

I would address AOKP battery life on that thread. As for the CM9 build, battery life is pretty good for me at least.

 

I don't recall having experienced any. I did get the keyboard issue that is fixed by the search button though. This has been my daily driver since discovering that the GPS worked faithfully, but the last build gave me problems with incomming calls going to email so I'm back on stock for a bit and reevaluating whether to stay there or give another build a run. Hash and crew do a great job but lets face it, this phone is headed toward a life as a door stop in the long run. Hash has gotten wrapped-up with other builds and this ROM hasn't advanced at a good enough pace for me. Still, it is flat out the best ROM for this phone.

 

Mining Hash's tweets for hope... Seems the Kexec Kernel could bring epic happiness.

 

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The future looks bright.

 

Hey Hashcode. Do you have a I7 running ubuntu?