SlapKernel 1.1 by ckpcw from SDX
I'm just reposting over here so that folks who may not read SDX are aware of it.
Any and all credit/blame goes to ckpcw from SDX i'm nothing more than the messenger
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Features working:
-Fully compatible with both Sprint and VM Intercepts
-Root (bypasses epic exploit / one-click-root, no need to revert if you've installed it)
-Wifi & tether
-init.d scripts through /system/etc/setinit.sh (standard method)
-Busybox with swap support (tested with jiml8's enableswap zip)
-Auto-mounting of ext2 /system, /data, /cache partitions (need new recovery before this could be seriously utilized)
Implemented, but needs verification:
-Numus Battery mod
In Progress:
-Overclock: working towards an alternate method - I'm not convinced true overclock was achieved with the recent kernels
-VM-specific issues (doubtful this is a kernel issue)
SWUpgrade .tar: No previous root required. Flash as usual (place file in C:\Program Files (x86)\Samsung Electronics\SWUpgrade\Models\Binary\ by itself)
SlapKernel-v1.1.tar - http://www.mediafire.com/?5dpkailps0fbf06
SlapKernel-v1.0.tar - http://www.mediafire.com/?jpjc6ca3bj5ch4d
Recovery .zip: if you have rooted and installed inxane's recovery. To install, place the zip in /sdcard/sdx/zip/ and apply through inxane's custom recovery.
SlapKernel-v1.1.zip - http://www.mediafire.com/?qc3q148g1gbnkee
SlapKernel-v1.0.zip - http://www.mediafire.com/?dy7nmddb0r81g9j - mirror
CHANGELOG
v1.0) Initial build
-Init scripts
-/sbin/sdx.sh root method
-LouZiffer's busybox with swap support
-Bypasses epic exploit with /sbin/playlogo
v1.1) Slapped silly
-Added Numus' custom battery code
-Added ext2 automount support for /s /d /c
Let me know how it goes!
-ckpcw
Big thanks to inxane, Necrosan, Kuroyoma for their kernel work. Props to joeykrim for the cross-compiler guides. Gracias, Numus for the battery code. Ups to all of SDX for the sdx.sh script I lifted.
will slapkernel still let pandora work?
my intercept just came in the mail a few hours ago so far i've gotten 2.2 on it and that's all i've tried
i intend to try this on mine when i get home.
i'll let you know about pandora then.
I am currently using this kernel, most function seems to work well with the exception of MMS. Can't wait for version 1.2, ckpcw says over-clock may possibly be involved.
Happily awaiting kernel updates for slap! Cool kernel, really sped up my roommates intercept. Its cool to see anything being developed for this device. Stock it is a pretty terrible phone, but rooted with new roms and kernels, its a decent phone.
Sent from my Evo4G!
Pretty staggering battery life on this kernel also, about 5 hours maximum. Screen set to most dim setting at all times. Been on the kernel for 4 days and have to charge up at least 2 times a day, no matter what. Just bug reporting...
LearnIIBurn said:
Pretty staggering battery life on this kernel also, about 5 hours maximum. Screen set to most dim setting at all times. Been on the kernel for 4 days and have to charge up at least 2 times a day, no matter what. Just bug reporting...
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hmmm i've not experienced this yet. Mine goes at least a day. I'm also a heavy user not alot of tethering or anything but i get better than that. i'll report this over in the thread on sdx
Looking forward to trying this out.
Oh I want SO bad to try this. Unfortunately, it seems I'll only be rooting at 2.1 for VM, because I actually use MMS pretty damn often...
No big deal really got it on gf's phone can't tell a difference other than applying root, one click method posted here works for that maybe when it gets overclocked
Swyped from my EVO
Root works with VM Intercept after 2.2 Froyo update
Dont know if I got lucky... But, Root works with VM Intercept after 2.2 Froyo update. I used the Sprint rom from sdx that I found links to here. I do have the known bugs... No SMS and VM notifications.
Related
This is work in progress, and i will update this when i get some progress done.
Any help is highly appriciated.
Its loosely based on JP6/JPA, fully deoxed and apk's compressed and optimized.
VERY barebone: TW gone, facebook syncs bye bye and more.
Mms and email is ASOP for now, more to come.
Features:
- Based on JP6
- Zipaligned
- Deodexed
- Rooted
- Stock mms and Email (no lag)
- Stock calculator
- New youtube
Note: these roms will force your product code to XEE (even if you have KOR... maybe)
Intention is to have the latest patches for performance in this rom.
Version 1: themed JP6
http://www.multiupload.com/CE6EXE35B9
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Version 2: sztupy's brand new kernel included (VERY nice work sztupy!)
http://www.multiupload.com/SZK6XEQXCD
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Version 3: sztupy's 0.2 brand new kernel included, bugfixes from V2: camera
Addded, new Gallery 3d, mms and elliot's music player
http://www.multiupload.com/48MJ1VMH1P
Update zip from v2 to v3 with some new additions incl new youtube.
http://www.multiupload.com/FD913LVFTB
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Version 4:, JPA based, sztupy's 0.2 brand new kernel included , JP6 modem
http://www.multiupload.com/HG1DWTXDWI
Stock Samsung theme for JPA
http://www.multiupload.com/NI6U5H7CBR
How to install: flash from CW recovery. All data will be wiped.
Great work Doc... will give it a try
DocRambone said:
This is work in progress, and i will update this when i get some progress done.
Any help is highly appriciated.
Its loosely based on JP6, fully deoxed and apk's compressed and optimized.
VERY barebone: TW gone, facebook syncs bye bye and more.
Mms and email is ASOP for now, more to come.
Features:
- Based on JP6
- Zipaligned
- Deodexed
- Rooted
- ASOP mms and Email (no lag)
- ASOP calculator
Intention is to have the latest patches for performance in this rom.
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Reallly noob question:
What it means ASOP?
Thanks
cba1986 said:
Reallly noob question:
What it means ASOP?
Thanks
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Stock android
is it possible for JPA based one? (due to the proper RTL support)
Was about to try the new kernel on yours JPA, but I guess I will download this one instead =)
As always big big thanks, and will report how it goes.
EDIT: Btw, Doc, what do you think of start up tweaks? Good, unnecessary (since it does some rfs speed up, and most here will go for ext everywhere).
Any plans to include it (or you can tell us how to include it).
Great!.. How much is the 'free' RAM on this?
hacksome said:
Great!.. How much is the 'free' RAM on this?
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311 MB available and for me 150MB after 30 apps installed. No autokiller
dupel said:
Was about to try the new kernel on yours JPA, but I guess I will doenload this one instead =)
As always big big thanks, and will report how it goes.
EDIT: Btw, Doc, what do you think of start up tweaks? Good, unnecessary (since it does some rfs speed up, and most here will go for ext everywhere).
Any plans to include it (or you can tell us how to include it).
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I take a look tomorrow. Updates will be in update.zip form so no reinstall needed
Can you make a JPM version? JP6 doesn't have Portuguese included :/
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Stock android
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Thanks for answering.
ASOP? Android Source Open Project?
You mean AOSP!
Works like a charm!
Before OCLF, I actually already started downloading your SuperSlim JP6 Doc's Rom, but after.. wow.
Although Quadrant gives 1700, the feel is fantastic, just lightning fast. Keep up the good work and I'll keep using my SGS as a lab rat
Nice Rom
Using this rom (V2), seems very nice. Quadrant is about 1100 with 30 apps installed, Autokiller says 82mb of ram free.
After using for a few hours now still seems very responsive. I will report more tomorrow.
Thanks Doc, yet again..
The main point of this kernal is the awesome lagfix options...are they all working on this ROM doc? What about the "binding issue" that I've read about?
Can we have a list about whatt have been removed?
Is it compatible with afterburn (from multinational v3) to add some component back?
I am liking this rom. Its like I am using vanilla android and not some bloated crappy UI overlay. Had this issue where after installing, did a factory reset made it so after booting up I could not get the main screen to appear - it was always black.
Notification drawer worked and displayed just fine, but the main screen wouldnt load or show anything.
Getting around 1000 quadrant without any sort of lag fix.
Applied oclf and am getting 1818.
Real usage seems extremely responsive however.
Camera looks to be broken though.
Thank you!
Was looking yesterday night at the drain the samsung email app was causing and wondering how to swtich to stock mail and this comes along. Very nice work - i installed it and it got deployed just fine, now turning on lagfix. Will restore everything and let you know how it goes!. Thank you for your work - big fan of it.
PS: lol you sure do hate facebook sync dont you?
Can confirm everything went smooth including the conversion to ext4 (I tried the Advanced option without bind). Initial impression is that its smooth - but have been on it for too little time to find the quirks apart from confirming that camera is in fact FC-ing. Restoring from backup also does not help.
As for lagfix, maybe i will change my opinion on extended use, but for now I dont see a perceptible difference in making them all ext4 in comparison with voodoo. So if the more stable option is voodoo, the payoff seems too little to try the riskier all-ext4 version.
PS: I know its stripped, but no music player by default?!! Come on doc
PPS: only thing i can see missing now is BLN patch, but i guess thats for stuzpy to merge.
Really liking what i see here - very promising!
- Builtin CWM (Voodoo Edition)
- Back Light Notification (BLN) v2.3.1 (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=813389
- Control BLN with http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=823922
- Custom bootanimation support (bootanimation.zip in either /system/media or /data/local)
- BFQ IO scheduler (http://algo.ing.unimo.it/people/paolo/disk_sched/sources.php
- Tiny RCU patch for better speed and efficiency ( http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=k...mit;h=9b1d82fa1611706fa7ee1505f290160a18caf95
- Network Security Improvements by nikademus/_renaud_
- Kernel tweaks for better(?) GPS. tnx hardcore.
- OC/UV (tnx raspdeep and lastufo!) use xan voltage control to enable OC (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=829731)
- Voltage app seems to bug sometimes so sometimes you have to apply twice before it updates freqs to use
- FREQS: 1280/1200/1120/1000/900/800/600/400/200/100, NO OC AS DEFAULT! (read 2 lines up)
- Added cifs/tun support
- Using JPY ramdisk
- Based on JPX Sources
Version v666
- Clockworkmod v3.0.0.5
- Special suprise when booting
- Minor fixes, some fixes, checkout my github commitlog.
- There is no OC/UV yet, will add several diffrent OC/UV versions in the next couple of days
Advanced Voodoo v666.1
- VOODOO SOUND 1.0 !
- v666.2 - OC/UV version. all other features included
http://kernel.1ug.org
BEFORE COMPLAINING THAT FLASHING UPDATE ZIP DOSENT WORK READ THIS:
What you can do for now is flash old kernel and flash update.zip and then go back to new kernel. But i would recommend all to get rom makers to change scripts!
Koush said:
Hi everyone, I understand Clockwork 3.0 has caused some issues with flashing zips and I wanted to make a post that explains why.
To give you back history, there are currently two ways to create "update.zip" scripts. The first one is "update-script", also known as Amend. It was the first version of the scripting language created by Google, and was used in Android 1.0 and Cupcake (1.5). However, Amend has two serious design flaws:
Function arguments can not span more than 1 word.
The scripting language is compiled into the recovery causing image bloat and inflexibility.
Because of this reason Google REMOVED Amend support in Donut and beyond, and instead switched to update-binary and updater-script, which is also known as Edify.
However, Amon Ra and I kept Amend support in, to help ease the transition off its usage in ROM creation. CyanogenMod itself has already switched to Edify 9 months ago.
With the recent Gingerbread source code drop and the upcoming CM7 release, I needed to merge the latest changes from Google's Gingerbread recovery into ClockworkMod recovery. This meant finally removing Amend support, and switching fully to Edify. If you flash ClockworkMod 3.0 or higher, it will no longer install Amend (update-script) zips. Version 3.0.0.4 will show you the following message:
Amend scripting (update-script) is no longer supported.
Amend scripting was deprecated by Google in Android 1.5.
It was necessary to remove it when upgrading to the ClockworkMod 3.0 Gingerbread based recovery.
Please switch to Edify scripting (updater-script and update-binary) to create working update zip packages.
Please switch to using Edify, as it will be a requirement for CM7 Gingerbread based ROMs. I gave notice about this a month ago on Twitter.
If you must absolutely flash an older Amend zip, you can always flash an older recovery or AmonRa or the like and do it manually.
UPDATE:
Here's a 2.6 version (supports both script versions) and backs up wimax:
http://koush.tandtgaming.com/recover...supersonic.img
PLEASE TEST THIS FOR ME!
Please note, that once CM7 is released, Clockwork 3.0 WILL BE A REQUIREMENT.
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We shud get all rom packers to update their script to offical current update-script language
Wow sounds great...
Hey,
Any chance for similar tweaks on voodoo-eclair ?
Id appreciate it.
Thanks
I flashed this and now my phone does a reset every single boot... strange.
thats very strange.. i reflashed 3 new roms and tried this one.. what kernel did you have? ULF? you had any lagfixes enabled? since this is voodoo it only allows /data ext4.
Can i flash it over the voodoo kernel?
yes thats what i have done thats what i would suggest you todo. its like a normal voodoo "update"
Hmm yeah I flashed it over the steel one with advanced EXT enabled :/
Then I did a factory reset, however.
how high the cpu freq goes?
This includes the extended RAM?
1,2ghz and yes on the big ram
trasig said:
1,2ghz and yes on the big ram
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Good to know it seems that i find the right kernel to flash. There is any instability playing games or anything 3d heavy?
And the 64k dollar question. How about the bat life?
As we have to suggest stuff...
- Add sztupy's Ultimate Lagfix which has a custom recovery.
- Add nikademus' Universal External Lagfix.
- Add the choice for a BFS Scheduler in addition to the standard CFS.
- Add all of Hardcore's Kernel, Scheduler and VM tweaks.
- Compilation optimization, the way laststufo does. Or he'll do it anyway I guess.
It's all I can think of right now. This is gonna be great! And when everything is all unified into one package, it will directly go to Cyanogenmod!
And I am really happy to see development of the SGS getting better each day. Far better than a month ago!
havent runned it long enough yet to be able to say anything about battery life. hopefully good if sleeping on low freqs (set to 400 or something with setcpu) and had no probs with games so far atleast.. 3d works fast
jaju123 said:
Hmm yeah I flashed it over the steel one with advanced EXT enabled :/
Then I did a factory reset, however.
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shud either flash it over voodoo or a non lagfixed
There is a way to restore the original voodoo?
First thank you very much for your hard work .And how kel ghu said it i will definitly love to see sztupy's Ultimate Lagfix mixed with this awesome kernel and it will be the killer....
Imagine your galaxy s with more cpu power more ram and the Overkill advanced lagfix.... the dream.
Kel Ghu said:
As we have to suggest stuff...
- Add sztupy's Ultimate Lagfix which has a custom recovery.
- Add nikademus' Universal External Lagfix.
- Add the choice for a BFS Scheduler in addition to the standard CFS.
- Add all of Hardcore's Kernel, Scheduler and VM tweaks.
- Compilation optimization, the way laststufo does. Or he'll do it anyway I guess.
It's all I can think of right now. This is gonna be great! And when everything is all unified into one package, it will directly go to Cyanogenmod!
And I am really happy to see development of the SGS getting better each day. Far better than a month ago!
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the whole point with this kernel is that its based on voodoo sources already using lastufos compilation optimizing.. and hardcore's bigmem.. the other tweaks dosent really make any diffrence ;p if i would make this ULF.. there is already 10 kernels like that.. and i want people to try out new voodoo stuff before supercurio releases a preview or beta but im gonna try add cwm recovery to this to =) tomorrow. its 3am and going to sleep can check on bfs.. but its pretty pointless on android.
cba1986 said:
There is a way to restore the original voodoo?
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just flash the orginal voodoo over. this is just voodoo compiled from supercurio's git =)
memo855 said:
First thank you very much for your hard work .And how kel ghu said it i will definitly love to see sztupy's Ultimate Lagfix mixed with this awesome kernel and it will be the killer....
Imagine your galaxy s with more cpu power more ram and the Overkill advanced lagfix.... the dream.
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wont add in ULF.. theres already prolly 5 kernels with OC+bigmem+ulf+optimizing.. but they all miss voodoo sound and color (when it comes) so here i made one from voodoo sources instead.. will try get in a recovery tomorrow but mix in ULF you could just leech any of those 5 other kernels. will be same anyway =)
trasig said:
wont add in ULF.. theres already prolly 5 kernels with OC+bigmem+ulf+optimizing.. but they all miss voodoo sound and color (when it comes) so here i made one from voodoo sources instead.. will try get in a recovery tomorrow but mix in ULF you could just leech any of those 5 other kernels. will be same anyway =)
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flashing right now, thanks..
Do you need to set the frequencies with setcpu?
I'm pleased to present my MoDaCo Custom ROM for the HTC Vision (this is the version based on the Desire Z ROM, featuring HTC Sense)! READ THIS WHOLE POST BEFORE YOU START! No, really, it contains everything you need to know.
Remember that if you use this ROM, you do so entirely at your own risk!!
About MoDaCo Custom ROMs
MoDaCo Custom ROMs are based on official ROMs - either shipping or leaked. A MCR release is designed to feel as far as possible like a stock ROM, with optimisations, tweaks and complimentary additions that enhance the user experience. The aim of a MCR is to be ultra reliable for use on an everyday device.
Requirements
In order to use this ROM on your device, you must have a custom recovery image installed (Clockwork Mod).
THIS ROM SHOULD RUN ON BOTH THE G2 AND THE DESIRE Z!
Features
Repack of the 1.72.405.3 ROM
Pre-rooted with su and Superuser Permissions by ChainsDD
Insecure boot image (ro.secure=0)
[*]Built, tweaked and massaged with the MCR build process which reduces the size and boosts the speed of the ROM
New busybox with Droid Explorer support
MCR version displayed in 'About' screen
terminfo and settings in boot.img to allow nano etc. use
Updated Google Components
Updated Facebook
Updated Flashlight which now becomes 'Torch' for non en-US configuration.
Added MCR Boot Animation (stock and N1 as options)
Added Development Tools option
Added Spare Parts option
Added Titanium Mobile option
Added WiFi Indicator Option
Added WaveSecure option
Slimmed Customize dir, additional locales added
De-odex'ed for the themers out there
Changelog
Please see 2 posts below this one for the changes in each release.
Installation
To install this ROM:
Download the zip file of your choice from the links below (or the online kitchen) and copy to your SD card
Restart your device in recovery mode
PERFORM A NANDROID BACKUP FROM THE MENU
Select the option to apply an update zip, and select the zip file you copied to your memory card
Upgrading
No wipe is explicitly required in order to use this ROM (unless you are coming from a non-'Sense' ROM), however if you do encounter issues of any kind, it is recommended that you wipe your device and reproduce the issue before raising it here.
Downloads
This ROM is now available in the online kitchen - see the post below for details! In addition to the kitchen, a prebaked download is available.
DOWNLOAD
Thanks
It's impossible to mention everyone who contributes to the Android community by name, but to everyone out there who does great work and shares it with us all - you have my gratitude and respect.
Future Updates - READ THIS!
By providing this ROM I am not implying in any way that future updates will follow. Due to limits on my time and the fact that I have a large number of devices for short periods of time, it isn't possible for me to continue providing ROM updates indefinitely. Please do not donate / sign up on the assumption that future releases will be available (I don't want you to be disappointed!).
And finally...
Details on how to donate should you wish to do so are in download topic at MoDaCo.
Enjoy!
P
Changelog
r3 10/Feb
Reoptimised - smaller, faster!
Updated all outdated components
Fixed su issue
30/Dec r2
Based on 1.72 release
Updated all components (in turn compressed and optimised)
Added init.d support
Updated busybox
Added terminfo
15/Nov r1
Prebake updated to include 'Locations'.
12/Nov r1
Initial Release
A TON of stuff to put in, this is just about 'getting it up there'!
It's still pretty nice tho.
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I guess Ill be the first to indulge...installing now, thanks for an easy flashable version of Desire Z sense, appreciate all the hard work in making my G2 the ****!
BTW - does the Desire Z OC kernel module floating around here work for this rom?
Came from Evil's ROM.
No wipe was required, kernel not overclocked, needs patience when flashing and firstboot, but overall seems to be working fine.
The location app, which didn't work correctly in the other Rom I tried, seems to be missing.
a) Where is said kitchen?
b) Can the kitchen include the 1.5GHz kernel and the "interactive" governor SetCPU?
quick question... would I be able to push lights.vision.ko to the appropriate location to get the trackpad to light up for notifications? i MUCH prefer that over the speaker light led
The locations option somehow got missed out of the kitchen!
I've updated it, and will update the prebake next time i'm properly online (visiting family for the weekend now!)
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just flashed with BB and is working perfect so far @ 1.497 ghz
paulobrien said:
The locations option somehow got missed out of the kitchen!
I've updated it, and will update the prebake next time i'm properly online (visiting family for the weekend now!)
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Have fun Paul! Don't let anything from twitter tempt you to start deving away from home lol.
Love the Rom man thnx ques it reboots with no signal like original g2 dp i gotta aply the ota again??
Sent from my HTC Vision using XDA App
Help... when I first loaded up this rom, the first thing i did was check to make sure the .com button worked... and it did.
Now that everything is done installing, my .com key no longer works, what happened?
Wi-Fi Hotspot
I really like the ROM so far, but I can't seem to get the Wi-Fi Hotspot working. I had success with the hotspot on the G2's version of stock android, but no luck with HTC Sense.
Has anyone been able to get this to work?
EDIT: Tried it again and it works fine. You just can't have the USB cable plugged into a computer and have WiFi Hotspot on. Might have something to do with the tethering.
I have used the FM radio successfully and have paired with a bluetooth headset. Everything seems to work great on this.
I downloade your Rom on setup I can't find English ( united states) option just a bunch of other countries is it not available other than that great Rom real smooth and also will Bacon bits kernel work on your Rom thanks in advance
Sent from my Desire HD using XDA App
sonicspeedway said:
I really like the ROM so far, but I can't seem to get the Wi-Fi Hotspot working. I had success with the hotspot on the G2's version of stock android, but no luck with HTC Sense.
Has anyone been able to get this to work?
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Works fine on eVil's Sense. Does the FM work on this one?
I can't do Bluetooth device pairing. I can turn it on but can't pair it with bluetooth hands free device.
pls advice if someone else has this problem
Paired OK here?
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thanks for the universal g2/z rom.
I hope all follow your good example and do the same.
And we can get rid of one of these forums either dz or g2.
Question do DZ owners just need a proper kernel to run a g2 ready rom?
Or can the just flash and go?
How do I install visionary its not letting me do it on astro
Sent from my T-Mobile G2 using XDA App
Original thread here! >>http://www.neopeek.com/forum/Android-ROMs/5764-Ooops-WE-did-it-again!-Gingerbread-Alpha2-available <<
EDIT: Not for Sony Xperia X1. Works on my HTC Diamond so I can't say what other devices will do...Thanx everyone for testing the Pre-Alpha! I could fix several bugs! Now we are officially Alpha and it's quite usable on my HTC Diamond!
Ooops WE did it again...
My wife's still knocking my brain saying I am an idiot B) (while writing this she stands behind me). I spent some hours yesterday and several hours during the night cause I know everyone wanna try this out. I want especially say thanx to Chann who always is inspiring me with his ideas while I am doing some nice conversations with him on dev-section of this forum. It's really helpful to have such kind of member here.
More details later -> as always: I don't have time to test anything out on my own -> so I didn't! It's up to you to come back and report your experiences.
Alpha-release 26-12-2010
Before continuing be aware of: This is an Alpha release and now it seems usable (on my HTC Diamond it is!)! So before you do anything I suggest you to make a backup of your data / files! So read everything careful now :
What's inside ?? :
[ul]
[li]Gingerbread 2.3[/li]
[li]Working: Wifi, Data, Phone, SD-Card, Compcache 25%, automatic lcd-density settings and maybe more[/li]
[li]BT activating produces reboot (needs fix)[/li]
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Important now!!!!!! Read:
[ul]
[li]First boot takes quite some time! [/li]
[li]I suggest you to open all apps and sync your account with google. Then reboot your device![/li]
For Download, click above link!
As always: Use this on your own risk!
Thanx go to: Balsat, XDAndroid-Project, Martin DZO and everyone else whom I forgot!
Download is a 1-file-download, again! Including everything you need!
EDIT: I need your experiences / feedback in this thread!
Installation:
[ul]
[li]Installation Instructions (Link) thanx to chase21[/li]
[li]Test-Kernels to try out (Link) thanx to hayabusa94[/li]
[/ul]
Please update your signature! It's always hard to find out which device / smartphone you use and which kernel(s) you are referring to!
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-Neopeek!
Don't thank me! Thank Vatoloco/Neopeek!!
HTC raphael 800 can run but wifi not working (status: error) and battery drain fast.
I still waiting for Neopeek Team.
I am just instaling it... I can not wait for the final fully functioning version.
Cheers
Not stable enough for me at least (Fuze/RAPH110)... Guess I'll just have to deal with FRX03/FRX02 for now... ^_^
Kernel package: htc-msm-linux @ 20101204_005141
I have a Fuze and it works fine for me, but it is just a bit laggy (kernel does not support so well).
Remember he just hacked gingerbread to work with froyo settings but I can promise that future builds will be much better once every one else has started the development of gingebread on our devices
I kind of figured, just wanted to report my experience since it seems most of the newer kernels seems to half work on my Fuze with FRX03. Might just be something I'm looking over About to try again with newest kernel from Glemsom's site and see if the FCs are any less frequent.
Yeah, i'm using the latest glemsom kernel and it is slightly laggy but stability is much better. I have not tried any other kernels yet..
I'm using the old kernel & module 01238 from FRG83 R5 build in this Raph100 & it works just fine except for the known Android issues that we still have.
Some minor glitches in Gmail & root access rights reported by SetCPU, but overall a good build (stable) considering that it's still in Alpha stage. Anyway, we get to test run Gingerbread while most native Android devices are still running Eclair or Froyo!
hello, it runs fine with kernel 1190 from camera thread, for the keyboard use jap input. Reboot you can, do with the dev tools-bad behavior-crash system server. keep going man very good!
UPDATE
Gingerbread is working nicely! I have not tested everything but at least there are less FCs! I am using kernel package from Dec 26, 2010:
zImage & modules
NOTE: Check out F22's note about this specific kernel package from THIS post.
Better performance ?
Gingerbread is supposed to be faster than Froyo. I wonder whether this will translate into a better performance on the Diamond. The Diamond is a slow device (compared to the HD2) and there's not much that can be done about it, except overclocking.
HD2_addict said:
Gingerbread is supposed to be faster than Froyo. I wonder whether this will translate into a better performance on the Diamond.
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Anyway we could interest you into test driving and giving it a once-over with your diamond?
I would love to try it myself on my touch pro cdma (raph800), but i can't afford to mess around with creating the separate partition to try this. Is there yet an alternative way, as i would love to test this out also?
I suppose I could try to make it into a .sqsh file so you can just boot off of it on sd card but no garuantee it will work...
I wouldn't mind trying it if you don't mind doing that. I keep my android2.2 in "setpath=android2.2" directory, and assume i could also do the same with this "setpath=android2.3" to keep them separate.
here it is: http://www.multiupload.com/6QEW8OFBMJ
*may or may not work*
Thank you much sir. I just unzip the sqsh file from that archive file into the main SD stick directory, correct? So far i followed the instructions and (at the time of writing this) was at the "run the install from the subdirectory, after it's done, it will reboot back into WM" part, and continuing.
Yes, that is correct. You don't need to run "install.exe" or need the npkinstall folder. It should be fully compatible with xdandroid and you don't need the files from neopeek.com.
Just boot it as if it were an xdandroid build and hopefully, it should display android logo. Ext2 is much faster.. give it a try when you can.
I might have to do that. All i get is the following (last 2 lines of the screen at boot)
"mmc1: error -22 whilst initialising SDIO card"
"Waiting for root device /dev/mmcblk0p2..."
and then just sits there for ever.
Are you using an xdandroid startup.txt or neopeek?
Re-Introduce Orange Glacier 2.0.0
The reason I created this ROM is NOT TO COMPETE with anyone else, it is mainly for myself. I wanted a light weight ROM that's STABLE and FAST but I also wanted to try something slightly different.
I WON'T BE Updating this ROM unless something is Seriously WRONG with it...
(I WON'T BE taking FEATURE REQUESTS and such, most can be added by yourself from various mods found in the Theme and Apps sub forum )
So here it is: Orange Glacier ?!?!?!?
Why the name:
Because ClockworkMod Recovery (3.0.0.5+) for Gingerbread is colored Orange for EXT 4 partitions and since this ROM uses EXT 4 File System (FS) as its primary FS, I decided to name it this way.
So what is in this Orange Glacier?
1. Completely rebuilt from Stock Image
2. Uses exclusively EXT 4 FS
3. Moved all optional Apps to /data/app partition for easy uninstall (including most Google Apps)
4. Rooted, /system set to RW by default
5. Deodexed, Zip aligned all /system/apps and framework files using ROM kitchen from fellow XDA member.
6. Dalvik memory boosted from default 24MB to 36MB
7. Few CFS tweaks
I want to Thank the following:
TeamSilence for inspiring me to start it all,
Pack for the awesome battery mods,
dsixda for the easy to use ROM kitchen (highly recommended to anyone interested in cooking their own ROM, it CAN'T be easier than what he provided)
Installation:
The File ==> Orange Glacier Version 2.0 <==
WARNING: The INSTALLER WILL ERASE ALL USER DATA AND SYSTEM DATA!!!
Requirement: MUST HAVE CLOCKWORKMOD RECOVERY 3.0.0.5+
1. Reboot into recovery
2. Wipe Cache Partition
3. Install zip from SDCard
4. Once installation is completed, select Reboot System Now
Note: Upon first reboot may take up to 4~6 mins.
The following pre-installed Apps will need to be updated MANUALLY from Market by searching for their names:
Google Search
Youtube
Google Maps
T-Mobile MyAccount
T-Mobile TV
Qik Video Chat
TwonkyMobile
Google Street
All Built-in Games (Monopoly, NFS etc)
or they can all be easily un-installed because they are NO LONGER System Apps.
History:
[ Version 1.0.2 ] (Froyo Based)
Based on Original Stock MySense 2.0 Release
Critical Kernel Patch:
You MUST Apply this PATCH first In order to upgrade your ROM with future kernel updates from me...(You only need to do this EXACTLY 1 time, then afterwards you may update to my new kernel whenever they are available)
[Kernel Update Instructions]
The File ==> Orange Glacier Version 1.0.2 <==
[ Version 2.0.0 ] (Gingerbread Based)
Based on GB MySense 2.1 Leak Release
Included latest 2.6.35 GB kernel version 0.0.4 CFS Low Voltage
Standard Disclaimer: Not responsible for bricking your phone, voiding your warranty, or any other pain or suffering you may feel as result of using this ROM or Kernel!!!
If you find this ROM useful, feel free to hit the [Thanks] button below
Someone forgot about Dre...
Reserved 1.. just in case
putting it on right now lol nice too see u getting down in the mix besides just kernels
also trying it out now
Can you please if you don't mind to post some screenshots
I so need to get this
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Can you please if you don't mind to post some screenshots
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There's nothing special about this ROM.. It's mainly stock with the tweaks I mentioned in the OP...
stock is good for my battery i need battery more than fancy animations and all this gingerbread stuff
Sweet! Downloading now. Thanks Faux!
BTW, are there any known bugs/issues Faux?
Everything you have done is so amazing, so everything you do, we would pay special attention~~Tky Faux!!
nothing wrong basically itsstock with a few additions like battery mod and lil visuals here and there and speed up alot i dont feel no lag at all everything works idk bout ffc on qik cause my girl dont have but evrything is good to go
Well, this ROM gives me the best data speeds i have ever had. Unfortunately, every time that i reboot, it erases all of my screens. not sure why and OP says no support for this ROM. So i guess i will flash something else. It pains me to have to give up the data speeds.
cveez11 said:
Well, this ROM gives me the best data speeds i have ever had. Unfortunately, every time that i reboot, it erases all of my screens. not sure why and OP says no support for this ROM. So i guess i will flash something else. It pains me to have to give up the data speeds.
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He actually stated no support unless something serious is wrong. That seems pretty serious if happening to others as well. I would love to load a "de-bloatwared" stock image with good speed and full functionality. I can't wait to hear more feedback on this one.
RA
just when I thought I was done with froyo forever. thanks faux, i feel OBLIGATED to give this a run.
Welcome to the ROM side of life Faux.
awesome!
Very excited to see faux grow as a dev I support faux's work 100% and cant wait to see future projects. CHEERS ---Team
Do I need to set up the ext4 or is it handled in the install?
yeaaaaaa Faux.... this is what i will be running until ginger sense comes out (if it ever will) thanks! this will be my first rom flash! your rom popped my phones cherry lol..... i love this!
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Anyone know the answer to this?
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Do I need to set up the ext4 or is it handled in the install?
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Anyone know the answer to this?