What we finally realized is that it isn't a google issue. Basically, CM makes some changes to the email app for some random features. In doing so, some code got changed which breaks it when going against exchange 2010 (i think it also affects 2007). I had to run the emulator just to pull the stock email.apk file, once you have that (i've attached it), you just push it to your phone and that's it. Download the attachment and do the following steps:
Note: If ADB is not part of your environment variable, add it, my system variable PATH looks like this:
otherstuff;otherstuff;C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools
1) Save the attachment to whatever directory your running in command prompt
2) turn on usb debugging
3) adb devices (confirm it sees your phone)
4) adb -d remount
5) adb –d pull /system/app/Email.apk Email.apk.bak (if this doesn’t work, take out the –d, I had to. Also Email.apk is case sensitive for the filename)
6) adb –d push Email.apk /system/app/ (this replaces your phone’s email.apk with the one I’ve attached)
7) adb –d remount
8) adb –d reboot
9) Your email icon has disappeared from your desktop, just replace it.
Edited by tristan325, 07 January 2011 - 01:18 AM.



















