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[abhaygupta]

I am new to this so don't know if posting in right topic.

I started using cyanogen first time yesterday and as download was not working yesterday installed 7.0.3 which downloaded before on my nexus one.

After that I Installed update for T-Mobile wifi calling which I downloaded from : http://unforgivendev....com/downloads/

Today after downloading 7.1 and installing T-Mobile wifi piece again I got an error that "Sim Card is invalid". Because if this phone calling does not work.

I went back to 7.0.3 with t-mobile wifi and things seems to be working fine again.

Is there any tweak required to make wifi calling work on 7.1?

Edited by abhaygupta, 18 October 2011 - 07:26 PM.

[bassmadrigal]

I believe 7.1.0 is too large to have the wifi calling app on it without removing things first. You can flash CM and gapps, and then remove some apks out of system that you don't use. Like CM Wallpapers or some of the themes. Then flash the wifi calling app.

If you flash a lot, you may want to look into temasek's system app remover. It is a script that you flash after CM and gapps that will remove the apps you specify.

[borisattva]

just wanted to chime in on the theory that there is not enough space. i had freed up as much as 30mb of free space trying to install the wifi app. required radio in place etc, i still could not get it to enable. nexus one cm 7.1
is there any kind of tracing that can be enabled to provide more detail information in trying to resolve this? missing wifi calling is my only complaint about this 2 year old phone.

[baseballfanz]

borisattva, on 30 October 2011 - 01:44 PM, said:

just wanted to chime in on the theory that there is not enough space. i had freed up as much as 30mb of free space trying to install the wifi app. required radio in place etc, i still could not get it to enable. nexus one cm 7.1
is there any kind of tracing that can be enabled to provide more detail information in trying to resolve this? missing wifi calling is my only complaint about this 2 year old phone.

There have been a few peoples reported that Tmobile somwhow changed their plan.
Once it was changed back wifi calling worked again.

[avgjoemomma]

Cross posted on XDA but hoping someone has a solution here.

I'm having problems with this as well.  Running the latest CM nightly (currently 253).  I have 26MB free on /system after installing the Wifi Calling zip.  When I try to turn on Wifi Calling, the app just stays on Enabling and that's it, the status never changes:(

[bassmadrigal]

I think you need to switch your heap size to 32M.

Settings -> CM Settings -> Performance -> VM Heap Size

[avgjoemomma]

Thanks, I tried that but it did not work.  The app just stays stuck at Enabling and "Please wait while connecting to T-Mobile Network"

[avgjoemomma]

OK, I was able to get this to work and only needed to make a change to my /system/build.prop

Comment out


rild.libpath=/system/lib/libhtc_ril.so

Add:

rild.libpath=/system/lib/librilswitch.so
rilswitch.vendorlibpath=/system/lib/libhtc_ril.so
rilswitch.ganlibpath=/system/lib/libganril.so
mobiledata.interfaces=gannet0,rmnet0,rmnet1,rmnet2,ppp0,ppp1,ppp2

Reboot and enjoy

[gfunkdave]

It all worked fine for me with no edits or modifications necessary.

I had CM 7.1 already installed and had been using it for a few weeks.

I used Titanium Backup to remove CM wallpapers and one of the stock Android live wallpapers.

I rebooted into ClockworkMod and installed the Wifi calling zip file.

Then I cleared the Dalvik cache and the system cache.

Wifi calling worked fine upon reboot.

[baseballfanz]

gfunkdave, on 23 November 2011 - 02:29 AM, said:

It all worked fine for me with no edits or modifications necessary.

I had CM 7.1 already installed and had been using it for a few weeks.

I used Titanium Backup to remove CM wallpapers and one of the stock Android live wallpapers.

I rebooted into ClockworkMod and installed the Wifi calling zip file.

Then I cleared the Dalvik cache and the system cache.

Wifi calling worked fine upon reboot.

The problems only came with about nightly 253 IIRC.  
avgjoemomma have since found a solution

Edited by baseballfanz, 25 November 2011 - 07:05 PM.

[crusinx1]

I had to also delete the CM wallpapers and I also wiped the caches.  My wifi-calling is now working after that.

One note, until I made the extra room I was unable to connected to voice or data at all after I installed the wifi-calling app.

Edited by crusinx1, 02 December 2011 - 05:37 AM.

[FuelCell]

Spent several hours working on this one today. I first attempted to flash in the WiFi Calling zip on my CM 7.1 ROM that I've been using for months. From that point on there was no service whatsoever.

I tried reflashing CM 7.1 first, then WiFi Calling WITHOUT Google Apps. Same thing, no service. Baseband version was then reported as <unknown>. Reflashed the ROM and Google Apps, and now the radio reports 5.12.00.08, which is acceptable according to this link (although whether it is required or not is debatable).

In "Popular Downloads" on Unforgiven512's website, there are two packages available. I used the newer one.

I tried removing the extras in Titanium Backup, but I couldn't figure out exactly what I needed to remove. Can you guys hold my hand for a couple minutes and show me exactly what needs to go? I'd really like to post a definitive fix for this issue to remove the confusion.

Edited by FuelCell, 08 January 2012 - 12:25 AM.

[baseballfanz]

Try this version, rebuild by avgjoemomma as unforgiven stop work a while back.
http://forum.xda-dev...2&postcount=547

If you need to delete the old version first, use tb and delete Wifi calling app plus GanOptimizer

Edited by baseballfanz, 08 January 2012 - 04:52 AM.

[FuelCell]

baseballfanz, on 08 January 2012 - 04:23 AM, said:

Try this version, rebuild by avgjoemomma as unforgiven stop work a while back.
http://forum.xda-dev...2&postcount=547

If you need to delete the old version first, use tb and delete Wifi calling app plus GanOptimizer

Too bad I didn't check the thread this morning, as I just confirmed that Unforgiven's WiFi calling 1.3 works with CyanogenMod 7.0.3.

Download list:
CyanogenMod 7.0.3
Google Apps
Unforgiven T-Mobile WiFi Calling 1.3 (from unforgivendevelopment.com)


Boot to ClockwordMod Recovery
"Wipe data/factory reset"
"Wipe Cache Partition"
"Advanced > Wipe Dalvik Cache"
"Install zip from sdcard > Choose zip from sdcard >" Install CM 7.0.3, Google Apps, and finally WiFi Calling
"Reboot system now"

Although everything works flawlessly, downgrading to an older version of CyanogenMod bugs me, even if it's only one release behind. As soon as I have some time, I'll give avgjoemomma's WiFi calling a try with CM 7.1.

[bassmadrigal]

FuelCell, on 08 January 2012 - 09:16 PM, said:

Although everything works flawlessly, downgrading to an older version of CyanogenMod bugs me, even if it's only one release behind. As soon as I have some time, I'll give avgjoemomma's WiFi calling a try with CM 7.1.

You should be able to run the latest version of CM, but you need to remove some apks before you flash the wireless calling app. The easiest ones to remove are any of the themes you don't use. Also, if you don't use them, you can remove the CM Wallpapers and the Live Wallpapers apps. Those save quite a bit of space.

After you remove those (either by using adb and removing them manually in recovery, or using something like Titanium Backup or Root Explorer to remove them in the OS), you should be able to flash the wificalling without an issue on 7.1. The ROM is just getting too big for our limited internal memory...

[FuelCell]

I just tried the solution posted by baseballfanz, and I can confirm that it works flawlessly both in new and existing flashes of CyanogenMod 7.1. Follow the link he provided on your computer, scan the QR code in with your phone, download the zip file, boot to recovery, and install the zip from your sdcard. No other modifications are needed.

[kendow]

i just read on T-Mobile's site what its all about.What I would like to know is if anyone knows how much space this app takes on the N1 so I can adjust my internal space accordingly and does it install to system or just internal, thanks!</p>

Edited by kendow, 09 January 2012 - 04:55 AM.

[baseballfanz]

It install as a system app.  Great thing about the latest wifi app by avvjoemomma is it's only about 1/3 the size of the original app.
You can try flashing without deleting anything first.  If that don't work just delete stuffs you don't use

[aas9303]

Post # 13 by baseballfanz work.. Thanks a lot

[socalbosoxgal]

Baseballfanz link worked for me too.  However, it seems like avgjoemomma's package continues to have low volume issues for the person on the other end.  Does anyone know if there is a wifi calling package that resolves that issue or is it always an issue with wifi calling?