[01 FEB][DAF]ManusFreedom-Froyo[NAND&data on SD]based on[NexusHD2-Froyo V1.9G NAND]
It's for Leo512 users who want a data (data.img) storage on SD card.
It's the tytung version (NexusHD2-Froyo_V1.9G_NAND) updated:
- No Data on NAND.
- data.img (ext) in .data/ of root of SD Card (FAT32).
- data.img sizable (bigger or smaller) with .data/data.config of root of SD Card.
- Auto-upgrade data.img from the previous version.
- Include Recovery.
- Integrated last version software (market, maps, goggles,...).
- Integrated last kernel from tytung.
- Modified partition layout to be compatible with recovery system of RaiderX (but data will not be backuped because it's not on NAND, but you can duplicate .data/data.img on SD card to get a backup)
For information, I will not modify Android components, I will only update some with last market version.
Why? Because I have not thoses skills .
My current skills are limited to:
- partition
- boot part
- kernel
Created this thread to support my version of tytung android rom (NexusHD2-Froyo_V1.9G_NAND: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=10361304#post10361304)
How to install with DAF (Need MAGLDR 1.13 on device):
1-Download the zip file
2-Extract it on your computer
3-If you don't have on sd a directory .data copy .data from install to the root of your sd
4-Open .data/data.config of root of SD Card
5-Change data_size to the size you want in megabytes (recommand not less than 128 and not over 1536, after try at your own risk)
6-Boot your device under MAGLDR (hold power button during boot)
7-Select "USB Flasher" via "VolUp" and "VolDown"
8-Push the call button
9-Connect your HD2 with USB cable on your computer
10-Launch daf.exe and follow instruction (It will erase your NAND)
11-The phone reboot alone, wait 5 to 15 minutes at the first start to build data.img (green HTC logo)
12-You will see Nexus animation logo (wait to 5 minutes)
13-You will be normally under Android
Download link full version:
http://www.multiupload.com/3IR48HXMNP
http://htcleo.noobhands.net/manusfreedom/Manus_NAND&SD_DATA_V1.9G.1.zip
Download link initrd.gz update to run with ClockworkMod Recovery for HD2 v1.3:
http://www.multiupload.com/GFDSTUXRME
http://htcleo.noobhands.net/manusfreedom/NexusHD2-Froyo_V1.9G_NAND_update_initrdgz_signed.zip
Addons:
Already included now.
Kernel detail here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=10429937&postcount=3
Normally tytung_r2_eb_oldcam must be works too.
To upgrade from NexusHD2-Froyo_V1.9G_NAND:
1. Backup everything with Titanium Backup Pro (Batch/Run Backup all user apps + system data)
2. Follow my installation step
3. Get from the market and install Titanium Backup Pro
4. Restore everything with Titanium Backup Pro (Batch/Run Restore all apps with data)
5. Reboot
To upgrade from Manus_NAND&SD_DATA_V1.9x.x:
1. Backup everything with Titanium Backup Pro (Batch/Run Backup all user apps + system data) or duplicate .data/data.img on SD card to get a backup
2. Follow my installation step
3. Normally upgrade is automatic (auto move old /sdcard/data.img to /sdcard/.data/data.img,...)
To resize to a bigger data.img (backup your data.img before):
1. If you don't have on sd a directory .data copy .data from install to the root of your sd
2. Open .data/data.config of root of SD Card
3. Change data_size to the size you want in megabytes (recommand not less than 128MB and not over 2GB)
4. Change data_resize to y
5. Boot your phone
6. Wait (time depend)
7. You will be normally under Android
8. You can change data_resize to n for security
To resize to a smaller data.img [CHECK THE FREE SPACE BEFORE SHRINK] (backup your data.img before):
1. If you don't have on sd a directory .data copy .data from install to the root of your sd
2. Open .data/data.config of root of SD Card
3. Change data_size to the size you want in megabytes (recommand not less than 128MB and not over 2GB)
4. Change data_resize to y
5. Change data_force_shrink to y
6. Boot your phone
7. Wait (time depend)
8. You will be normally under Android
8. You can change data_resize and data_force_shrink to n for security
Big thanks to tytung and RaiderX for his help.
Please consider making a donation to Cotulla for his great MAGLDR.
Please consider making a donation to tytung for the ROM.
Please consider making a donation to RaiderX303 for the ClockworkMod Recovery.
Please consider making a donation to Hastarin for the Kernel Base.
And if you appreciate my work and want to buy me a drink, please consider making a donation too, thanks.
Readme.txt
Code:
ManusFreedom-Froyo V1.9G NAND&SD
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- No Data on NAND.
- data.img (ext) in .data/ of root of SD Card (FAT32).
- data.img sizable (bigger or smaller) with .data/data.config of root of SD Card.
- Auto-upgrade data.img from the previous version.
- Include Recovery.
- Integrated last version software (market, maps, goggles,...).
- Integrated last kernel from tytung.
- Modified partition layout to be compatible with recovery system of RaiderX (but data will not be backuped because it's not on NAND, but you can duplicate .data/data.img on SD card to get a backup)
This ROM is based on stock Nexus One, including FRG83G OTA (Froyo / Android 2.2.2).
Kernel:
tytung r2 oldcam (supports CIFS UTF-8, WiFi MAC address, Yaffs, Ext2/3/4) based on hastarin r8.6 oldcam.
Version: NexusHD2-Froyo V1.9G NAND by tytung updated by Manus Freedom
Credits:
Cotulla, TYTung, Hastarin, Markinus, Letama, Rajko, Gauner1986, RaiderX303, Dsixda, etc.
1. Installation
===============
You should have at least MAGLDR 1.11 on device. (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=893618)
For installation you need enter MAGLDR (hold "Power" button during boot)
and select "Flasher" via "VolUp" and "VolDown". Confirm key is green "Call" button.
2. Uninstallation
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You should flash stock official Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM.
3. Information
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Everything should be working.
Manus Freedom
20110126
Flash.cfg
Code:
misc ya 1M
recovery rrecov|ro|nospr 10M recovery-raw.img
boot ya|boot|ro 10M boot.img
system ya 370M system.img
cache ya|asize allsize
THanks for this. The link is not working!
I confirm this link is not working
Sent from my HTC HD2 using XDA App
the link is dead...
jfcc58 said:
THanks for this. The link is not working!
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Try this one: http://htcleo.noobhands.net/manusfreedom/Manus_NAND&SD_DATA.zip
Regards,
Me
is the data.img the only difference?
Sent from my Nexus One using XDA App
simax said:
is the data.img the only difference?
Sent from my Nexus One using XDA App
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No:
- new partition layout for recovery system
- kernel updated integrated
- some internal software updated (maps, goggles, market,...)
Looks good - nice and clean thanks.
Had a few FCs trying to bring up the gallery - working now but v e r y s l o w to show images when going stright in to the gallery or via the camera. Is this to be expected or a known issue.
Great work though. Apart from this it seems very nice and stable!
Very stable!!! My first NAND install and I'm sought of afraid to change it because it runs so smooth
One question about WIFI tethering however. Does anyone have it working?
brickstone said:
Very stable!!! My first NAND install and I'm sought of afraid to change it because it runs so smooth
One question about WIFI tethering however. Does anyone have it working?
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yep install "wireless tether" you can get it via market.
simax said:
yep install "wireless tether" you can get it via market.
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Great!!! Thanks mate!
mdscarrott said:
Looks good - nice and clean thanks.
Had a few FCs trying to bring up the gallery - working now but v e r y s l o w to show images when going stright in to the gallery or via the camera. Is this to be expected or a known issue.
Great work though. Apart from this it seems very nice and stable!
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I have this problem with Gallery 3D too. How many image have you your SD?
2 days ago you updated the build with a new kernel, whats new ? is it worth to change to the new version ?
xXZaufiXx said:
2 days ago you updated the build with a new kernel, whats new ? is it worth to change to the new version ?
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Sorry for the date on the thread, but I think it's the same.
But for your information you can reflash your NAND because data are not on the NAND. (always do a backup anyway )
brickstone said:
Very stable!!! My first NAND install and I'm sought of afraid to change it because it runs so smooth
One question about WIFI tethering however. Does anyone have it working?
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Wireless Tether app: http://db.tt/UPTYmnJ
Sent from my SGH-T959 using XDA App
Ummmm....
Hi manusfreedom,
Thanks for this little beauty!
I am sorry if this seems like a real noob question (it could be I am having a very bad blonde moment!!) but I can't find the rom-zip file to install the new build, or have I got this totally wrong!?!?
FYI...I successfully completed the steps to have recovery installed but then I could find the build file/s on my sd card to install.
Where could have I gone wrong??
In the interim I reinstalled NexusHD2-Froyo_V1.9a_NAND via the original MAGLDR method.
Thank you...
(smiles sheepishly)
where to get data.img file to put on my sd card or is it going to generate one on startup?
smartechno said:
where to get data.img file to put on my sd card or is it going to generate one on startup?
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It will be created on startup.
[email protected] said:
Hi manusfreedom,
Thanks for this little beauty!
I am sorry if this seems like a real noob question (it could be I am having a very bad blonde moment!!) but I can't find the rom-zip file to install the new build, or have I got this totally wrong!?!?
FYI...I successfully completed the steps to have recovery installed but then I could find the build file/s on my sd card to install.
Where could have I gone wrong??
In the interim I reinstalled NexusHD2-Froyo_V1.9a_NAND via the original MAGLDR method.
Thank you...
(smiles sheepishly)
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You could install my ROM in the same way as NexusHD2-Froyo_V1.9a_NAND.
It will just take some time at first startup to create the 1GB data.img.
Ummmm
You could install my ROM in the same way as NexusHD2-Froyo_V1.9a_NAND.
It will just take some time at first startup to create the 1GB data.img.
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This is the part I can't thru my thick skull!!! What part of the 'Manus_NAND&SD_DATA.zip' is your ROM?
Related
Hello,
this is my first attempt to Android build for HD2, i'm not a dev, i only made this build for my personal purpose and i thought to share it with this community.
Before some specs i wanna thanks some people:
-XDA-Developers
-DFT Forum
-Cotulla and bepe for MAGLDR link
-RaiderX303 for ClockWorkMod link
-M-Deejay for Kernel link
-Gauner1986
-Taknarosh for Bootanimation link
-Rafpigna for his fonts link
-EStrong Inc. for Es-Esplorer link
and......
all guys at #HTC-linux, DarkStone, Markinus, Projection, Bauner, Tytung, White-Energy and many other, give me a call if i missed you
REQUIREMENTS:
Hardspl 2.08
MAGLDR 1.11 (follow my sig for 1.12)
ClockWorkMod
SPECS:
Based on Desire Sense 2.29.405.5 with all stock apps.
Kernel by M-Deejay 10.3
Data and Apps to EXT 2/3/4
GoogleMaps 5.0 Included
Es-FileExplorer included
Custom Fonts (ty to Rafpigna)
Custom BootAnimation (ty to Taknarosh)
No Sound on boot
Battery with %
Properly rooted
Quadrant score 1700-1800 @ 998
Quadrant score 2000-2200 @ 1536
Battery at sleep 4-6 ma
Code:
[CENTER][B]INSTRUCTIONS:[/B][/CENTER]
[B]1. back-up your SD Card files and folder
2. Copy the file inside "Copy to SD Card Root"and "Copy to SD Card" folder to your main root SD Card
3. Boot you phone while hold and press "power" button till MAGLDR menu will appear.
4. Choose n.5 voice, "USB Flasher"
5. Plug in your USB cable to your phone and PC till when "wait USB...USB" will appear
6. Run "DAF.exe" from ClockWorkMode, your phone will go to reboot, press and hold power button to enter MAGLDR menu
again.
7. From MAGLDR menu, choose "Boot AD SD"
8. Now you are in ClockWorkMode (CWR) menu.
9. Choose "advanced"->"Partition SD Card" and grab the EXT size of your choice, i suggest to don't go over 2048.
10. Set Swap Size to 0
11. Now you have an EXT3 partition in your SD card, you should be good to go but if you want an EXT4 partiton, you
need to :
11A. Boot into any Linux Live Distro build (Ubuntu 10.10 is what i have) and format your sd card.
11B. Search in XDA-Developers forum for a Tutorial (don't remember yet the link lol)
12. From CWM menu choose "install zip from SD card"-->"Choose zip from sdcard"--> next find "DR Desire HD2 V.0.1 and press the green button till the process will end and then reboot your phone.[/B]
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Testes on my phone with daily use and it works fine.
TMOUS users : untested.
VoiceInCall fix, inside.
My Radio is 2.10.50.28_2
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DOWNLOAD.
happy flash.....and be kind
ChangeLog:
Code:
V.0.1
Initial Release
UPDATES:
(copy your choice .zip to your SD card, reboot to CWM and apply .zip from menu)
Gauner Kernel : Download No Overclock but less power consummation and more stable (smartass Gov)
MDeejay 10.4 : Download
Congratulations on your first build, will download and test tomorrow
Downloading...
I'll report back soon.
yay nice to see another android dev on the scene, welcome
please another mirror for downloading...i cant download it -.-
Hi,
Thank you so much. This is the best nand sense rom that i have come across so far. I love that you decided to bundle Data2EXT with Stock Desire.
Aside from some wakeup lag (bearable), I haven't been able to find any problems.
Keep up the good work.
Thanks
Mostly, i dont have lag on power, though it seems to be a common Sense build issue, anyway i did put some kernel updates on post #3.
I used all the day my build with SetCpu @ 1190 without problem and lags and battery is fine, worth a try .
Check in first post what radio i'm using, maybe changing it can help.
smakazmi said:
Hi,
Thank you so much. This is the best nand sense rom that i have come across so far. I love that you decided to bundle Data2EXT with Stock Desire.
Aside from some wakeup lag (bearable), I haven't been able to find any problems.
Keep up the good work.
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Looks good, tempted to download as the build I'm using at the moment doesn't work with MDJ S10.3.
Maybe, you could include a stock framework and stock fonts for stock lovers?
No problem......i will make an update with both stock fonts and framework.
shadiku said:
Looks good, tempted to download as the build I'm using at the moment doesn't work with MDJ S10.3.
Maybe, you could include a stock framework and stock fonts for stock lovers?
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build looks nice - this is my second nand flash both desire based.
The first worked perfectly and then i installed yours so i could get the sd memory but now im finding that alot of the apps that previously worked no longer do and i have also lost contacts.
The previous build was lightning fast whereas this seems to have a slight lag.
Do you think i have done something wrong? And should i download those 2 updates
Which build you was using?
Looking at your reply i suppose that you was using a non Data2Ext build, so it is normal:
_ Loosing App and Data if not a previous backup with Titanium backup,Mybackup,...
_A little lag, because Data are on SD card.
perfectknight75 said:
build looks nice - this is my second nand flash both desire based.
The first worked perfectly and then i installed yours so i could get the sd memory but now im finding that alot of the apps that previously worked no longer do and i have also lost contacts.
The previous build was lightning fast whereas this seems to have a slight lag.
Do you think i have done something wrong? And should i download those 2 updates
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No, it wasnt a d2ext build (DFT's Desire build)
I guess you are right and i should expect lag etc
Am i right to assume that the apps that i find that arent working are doing so because they dont support a2sd? or should they 'believe' that they are on the rom?
I find that a large number of them, when i try to load them, just flash up the screen asking me to force close them.
Basic apps that should always run like Lookout security (worked previously) but only works intermittently now and i keep having to register apps such as the Android Market.
Also i cant seem to save contacts.
I dont know if there are apps that doesn't support a2sd but i just gave a try to Lookout Security and it does work as expected and i also can save contacts without any problem.
My guess is that you have something wrong with your SD card partition, read again the Readme.txt for "how to" partition it and before flash again the build, give a wipe from Clockworkmod menu.
perfectknight75 said:
No, it wasnt a d2ext build (DFT's Desire build)
I guess you are right and i should expect lag etc
Am i right to assume that the apps that i find that arent working are doing so because they dont support a2sd? or should they 'believe' that they are on the rom?
I find that a large number of them, when i try to load them, just flash up the screen asking me to force close them.
Basic apps that should always run like Lookout security (worked previously) but only works intermittently now and i keep having to register apps such as the Android Market.
Also i cant seem to save contacts.
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yeah i think that's what i will do.
Although i followed all the steps - im sure i must have gone wrong somewhere.
I was also finding that some of the games dont save my progress.
I'll let you know how i get on.
Thanks for your help
thanks for this rom seems to be the best desire rom,only one thing can you increase usb transfer speed?Markinus has done this with his rom,thanks again
Thanks
Anyway USB transfer it is already patched, though i've seen that it is slow while using Multi Mount SD card.apk, can't go over 2,00 mb/s.
kgian2007 said:
thanks for this rom seems to be the best desire rom,only one thing can you increase usb transfer speed?Markinus has done this with his rom,thanks again
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this version is awesome! thanks
Hi,
Sorry to join that late but I was conviced that the desire HD had the closest hardware to the HD2.
Now knowing it is not would you be king to provide a working link ?
Hey all,
Wanted to post CM7 here for everyone to enjoy.
Neopeek has been working hard to get this build up and running, he's been doing great work!
Neopeek's Original Post - if you wish to see Neopeek's original post about the CM7 topic.
Also, since now I am using his new ClockWordMod method - CWM Recovery thread
As is stated in the title, this is mainly for devs/testers. Lots of things are broken, and there will be frequent updates.
There are two methods to using this build:
1) ClockWorkMod (requires 3 separate ext2 partitions)
2) Loop'd system.ext2 image (like XDAndroid) [In progress]
The benefit of #1 is a dedicated system/data partition, and *partial* USB mass storage support.
The benefit of #2 is, it's easier .
I still have to work to get #2 up, but I wanted to post #1 ASAP. Lots of work to flesh out the post to, be patient!
I've been holding off on releasing this CWM version of CM7, because I'm still having a lot of bugs with it. Still needs quite a bit of work, but it's getting late for me tonight - I am going to release it, let me know if you guys make improvements, I'd love to incorporate them!
Main issues seem to be related to my durn CDMA device. Need to break into some logs to see what's goin on, it may be a little while! I think GSM folk will be fine. Let me know!
Downloads
Download #1
How-to
Method #1 (ClockWorkMod)
****WARNING****
If you setup dedicated partitions using this method, normal XDAndroid builds will think that you want to use dedicated partitions. I had to modify the init to get it to work correctly (I basically broke the partition detection in the init). It's not pretty, but I don't know of a better way to resolve that issue - let me know what ideas you guys have!
Setup:
You will need to create three (3) ext2 partitions on your SD card. This is not extremely simple, but by no means impossible .
If you're using Windows, I like the Mini Partition Tool. If you're in Linux, I usually use gparted.
This takes a little bit of planning - but in total, I would say you need a minimum of 450mb of space for all three ext2 partitions. So work out how much free space is left (if you want a bigger data partiton, or system partition account for it!) and make that the first partition - FAT32. Make sure all the partitions are "primary", not "logical"! See the partition layout below:
1 - FAT32 Primary (remainder of card)
2 - ext2 Primary (at least 150mb, system partition)
3 - ext2 Primary (at least 250mb, data partition - I wouldn't go over 1gb here)
4 - ext2 Primary (at least 50mb, cache partition)
Don't worry about putting anything in these ext2 partitions, everything is populated by Android and CWM. The FAT32 partition is used to kick off Android, while system, data and cache are all ext2 partitions. Reason for this is, hopefully if things go haywire we can blast out cache, not data . Also, it should be easier to update using this method than previously.
Extract the file. Look at the folder it created (npkboot). Copy the entire npkboot folder to the root of your SD (for now this is required - the init assumes there's a /sdcard/npkboot/tmp folder). There will also be an update.zip, in this case update-cm-7.0.0-neopeek.zip. Put this at the root of your SD card (this makes finding it in the menu much easier!)
Copy the appropriate startup.txt from the STARTUPS folder.
Find haret.exe in th npkboot folder. Run it, and watch the boot process carefully! It will ask you to hold the vol down button to enter recovery, and you have 10 seconds to do so.
Assuming you manage to do this correctly (I had some trouble at first ) you should see an icon like a hat. Wait for the menu.
Buttons:
End key - back (back button seems to do this as well...)
Send key - enter
Vol up - up
Vol down - down (menu button seems to do this as well...)
If this is the first install, go to "install zip from sdcard". Then "choose zip from sdcard" This will install the system image to the system partition from the update.zip.
If you need to wipe the data partition, you can do that under "mounts and storage". You shouldn't need to do this unless you're going from gb -> froyo or visa-versa. Froyo -> froyo should 'just work', as always YMMV.
There are A LOT of options in replimenu. The only ones I have used are install, format /data, /system or /cache and Reboot. According to Neopeek, there are several things that should not be used:
Neopeek said:
* Don't use "factory wipe" in CWM (you have been warned )
* Don't use "format sdcard" unless you know what you do (you have been warned )
* Don't use "partition sdcard" unless you know what you do (you have been warned )
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Once you've installed Android, go back to the main menu and "reboot system now" There are some bugs, for example "reboot recovery" and "power off" all just reboot the phone to WinMo.
Boot haret again, but this time don't hold the vol down to enter recovery - boot as normal!
#2: Much simpler method, similar to XDAndroid builds.
Extract the file to your desktop. Go into the CM7 folder, look for the STARTUPS folder - grab the appropriate startup.txt, move it to where haret.exe is.
Copy everything in the CM7 folder to the root of your SD card - if you want to run it from a folder, create a rel_path=CM7 statement in your startup.txt after the set cmdline (if you want a different folder, change the CM7.)
Grab the ts-calibration file attached to this post (for RHOD), or go to this post for a list of ts-calib's. You can also create your own on boot, but may have to revert to an older kernel to do so.
Run haret.exe!
****Not Working****
CDMA seems broken - still! I did some testing with hyc's RIL and it's still busted, so there's something in the system image messing with it - Airplane mode was checked, and I could not uncheck it.
In addition, phone.apk seems like a forceclosefest. Neopeek did point this out in his original thread...
Mobile data - broken (Fixed soon)
Wifi - broken (Fixed soon)
System needs optimization for RHOD - was originally build with DIAM in mind - so it's a little slow.
Failed wakes seem pretty bad - sometimes it is quite difficult to wake the phone.
Boot animation seems to be not present - I'm looking into fixing it, probably graphics libs if anything that's broke it.
Dev Content
This new method should be great for anyone who wants to make their own updates - you can easily peek into the system image and make changes at will, then just install the new system image! You can even rolll updates instead of an entire system image if you wish.
The script language in ClockWorkMod is called "Edify", see this thread to learn about the syntax. This is related to the META-INF folder you see in the update zip.
There's a few differences in the rootfs', the main being the init. There's also some additional files it looks like neopeek added for Recovery specifically.
This is amazing work. Props to all involved.
Does anyone have any feedback on this build?
arrrghhh said:
Long story short, you need a ext2 partition and a fat32 partition - ext2 needs to be between 400-600mb, fat32 can just take the remainder of the card's space.
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Is there a reason for the 600mb upper limit? If I use 1 gb, will it cause problems or will it not use it and just waste card space?
PM message
Arrrgh,
Disregard the PM I sent you.
I read the instruction and like you said, its not simple. So I will wait until you upload the easy to run load.
Thanks
Ltilt2 said:
Arrrgh,
Disregard the PM I sent you.
I read the instruction and like you said, its not simple. So I will wait until you upload the easy to run load.
Thanks
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Sorry, I need access to a Linux box to do the 'easy' build... I will when I get home tonight from work, promise .
vinceweis said:
Is there a reason for the 600mb upper limit? If I use 1 gb, will it cause problems or will it not use it and just waste card space?
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You can make it as big as you want I guess... I'm not sure how neopeek sets up the data partition to be honest, I'd have to ask him.
Edit - in lieu of the post below, I adjusted the first post to say it needs to be at least 400mb .
vinceweis said:
Is there a reason for the 600mb upper limit? If I use 1 gb, will it cause problems or will it not use it and just waste card space?
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I have 700 mb and is working well,you can use as much as you want
Ltilt2 said:
Arrrgh,
Disregard the PM I sent you.
I read the instruction and like you said, its not simple. So I will wait until you upload the easy to run load.
Thanks
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Is easy just use mini tool partition wizard,delete the main partition on the sd-card
and do two,one fat32 primary and one ext2 primary,then extract the archive and put the proper startups in npkinstall and in root
from the phone run install.exe
and after the reboot use haret.exe
I wonder if CDMA data is working with this...that is my biggest issue with GB right now...
HELICOPTER88 said:
I have 700 mb and is working well,you can use as much as you want
Is easy just use mini tool partition wizard,delete the main partition on the sd-card
and do two,one fat32 primary and one ext2 primary,then extract the archive and put the proper startups in npkinstall and in root
from the phone run install.exe
and after the reboot use haret.exe
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yeah easy for you to say, that sounds complicated.
I will wait for the other one.
Do you know the ETA?
i have
- downloaded the file cm7new.tar.gz
- made primary fat32 and ext2 partitions
- extracted the file cm7new.tar.gz to the root of the fat32 partition
- got a lot of linux folders
but i am missing
- npkinstall folder
- startup.txt
- install.exe
- haret.exe
- startup folder
Where are these files?
Tippfehler said:
i have
- downloaded the file cm7new.tar.gz
- made primary fat32 and ext2 partitions
- extracted the file cm7new.tar.gz to the root of the fat32 partition
- got a lot of linux folders
but i am missing
- npkinstall folder
- startup.txt
- install.exe
- haret.exe
- startup folder
Where are these files?
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Still need to upload, sorry!
Tippfehler said:
i have
- downloaded the file cm7new.tar.gz
- made primary fat32 and ext2 partitions
- extracted the file cm7new.tar.gz to the root of the fat32 partition
- got a lot of linux folders
but i am missing
- npkinstall folder
- startup.txt
- install.exe
- haret.exe
- startup folder
Where are these files?
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I was looking at that too when extracted the files and didn't see what you are also missing.
Sorry about the confusion guys, I probably shouldn't have put the download link up before I was done .
I just fixed it, so #1 is good to go! I'll get #2 up later, thanks.
Another noob question, but the rootfs, kernels, oc, etc from the xdandroid builds will work the same on these?
(...solved...)
it's necessary create a swap partition?
What works in this build?
fishingmedic said:
Another noob question, but the rootfs, kernels, oc, etc from the xdandroid builds will work the same on these?
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The rootfs is more or less collapsed in these.
Kernels are straight from XDAndroid repo.
OC is the same, startup.txt is fairly similar .
Quincux said:
it's necessary create a swap partition?
What works in this build?
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Swap is not necessary.
Most things that work in XDAndroid work in here. Lots of other things are broken here tho .
Okay, downloaded and installed without problems.
First impressions:
Absolutely great build in terms of response!
No delays in menus, etc.
Also, this looks like the first build that may have little or no clock delay, so no need for clocksync !!! (to be confirmed since I did not use it very long, die to issues below)
However...
1) No WIFI
2) No Mobile data (2G/3G)
3) camera not working (could be just blackstone)
- maybe other issues, decided to wait for more feedback before continuing, without market access there's little point...
Device: Blackstone
Kernel: extensive testing with provided one (1276), later switched to 1277, to fix audiostuttering, no wifi or mobile data in either...
As a reference, used many NeoPeek / XDAndroid builds, generally got WIFI/Mobile data working until now...
Love to hear if someone else (blackstone?) got WIFI/2G/3G working...
Oh, well, as I understood, this was an early "developer" release, still plenty of room for improvements!
Cheers,
Robbert
FroyoB Hercules V4 Final
This ROM is based on tiad8 new rom - thanks tiad8.
Changes:
changed back to old fonts!!!
add new launcher 2.3.3.
add new market.
changed phone - thanks to cytown from XDA.
changed theme.
some bug-fixing...
What works:
* SuperUser
* WiFi
* GPS
* 3G Network
* GPS
* Phone (new)
* SMS
* Good Battery Life
* camera
* camcorder
* new market
* youtube
How to install:
A. Download:
V1: http://www.multiupload.com/ZSOG83Q1K7
V2: http://froyob.blogspot.com/2011/07/froyob-hercules-v2-final-release.html
V3: http://froyob.blogspot.com/2011/07/froyob-hercules-v3-first-beta-release.html
V4: http://froyob.blogspot.com/2011/07/froyob-hercules-v4-final_18.html
B. Before install :
1. Format your SDCARD make 4 Partition with recommended size:
1st partition: FAT32 (sdcard / Rest)
2nd partition: EXT2 (system / 300MB )
3rd partition: EXT2 (data / 300MB)
4th partition: EXT2 (cache / 300MB)
Be sure make all 4 partition primary
2. extract and copy folder npkboot to root of sdcard and put in kernel that you like (I use kernel 1295 on my Raphael and it very good).
3. copy FroyoB_Hercules.zip in to root of sdcard.
C. Install:
1. run Haret, and wait when it will be asked to press "Volume Down" shortly (!!important!! shortly) to launch
ClockworkMod Recovery or any other key to usually continue booting into Android.
Press volume Down and wait for menu Recovery.
2. In menu recovery choose "install zip from sd-card" choose zip from sdcard and select "FroyoB_Hercules_V2_final.zip"
Confirm installation . after installation finish, Confirm installation then back to main menu (press ok key) and
choose: reboot system now.
3. Run HARET again and boot into Android.
when you report a bug please do it in this format:
1. my device is:
2. I'm using kernel:
3. I'm using Ver:
4. What CWM Ver:
5. the problem is:
thanks
Nebarkay
anyone tested this?
im coming from HD2, and wondering why you need all the 4 diffrent partitions? which program do you recommend to do this?
can you post any screenshots? would like to see before i go ahead an try
loni90 said:
anyone tested this?
im coming from HD2, and wondering why you need all the 4 diffrent partitions? which program do you recommend to do this?
can you post any screenshots? would like to see before i go ahead an try
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The four partitions are laid out..
"1st partition: FAT32 (sdcard / Rest)
2nd partition: EXT2 (system / 300MB )
3rd partition: EXT2 (data / 300MB)
4th partition: EXT2 (cache / 300MB)"
However, cache is not necessary - especially not 300mb. I think neopeek recommended 50mb, but I don't think it's necessary at all.
Other builds in this section of the forum require only one FAT32 partition. This is because the data & system are just loop mounted.
For creating partitions I recommend this:
MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition
http://www.partitionwizard.com/free-partition-manager.html
it's free and very useful
loni90 said:
anyone tested this?
im coming from HD2, and wondering why you need all the 4 diffrent partitions? which program do you recommend to do this?
can you post any screenshots? would like to see before i go ahead an try
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EASEUS Partition Master Home Edition for Windows is the fastest tool I've used. Haven't had any problems.
You need the partitions on your SD card because this ROM is in CWM format and will install to those EXT2 partitions (/system, /data, /cache). The order must be:
1. FAT32 (FAT32)
2. /system (EXT2)
3. /data (EXT2)
4. /cache (EXT2)
BE SURE TO REMOVE THE "/" WHEN NAMING THE PARTITIONS!! (I.E. "system", not "/system")
maff1989 said:
EASEUS Partition Master Home Edition for Windows is the fastest tool I've used. Haven't had any problems.
You need the partitions on your SD card because this ROM is in CWM format and will install to those EXT2 partitions (/system, /data, /cache). The order must be:
1. FAT32 (FAT32)
2. /system (EXT2)
3. /data (EXT2)
4. /cache (EXT2)
BE SURE TO REMOVE THE "/" WHEN NAMING THE PARTITIONS!! (I.E. "system", not "/system")
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EASEUS is fantastic, I forgot it did ext2 as well. I use it to resize NTFS partitions all the time!
Can anyone confirm it working on Sprint TP2? and what does and does not work?
Thanks guys!
I installed on a Sprint TP2 last night but haven't really had a chance to drive it full throttle. Did try turning on BT unsucessfully. Getting longer life than FRX06 so far. Usually I have to charge before my 8 hour shift is done. Today I was able to go 11 hours with moderate use and still had 68% showing on the meter when I had a reboot to windows while trying to update an app. We'll see how it goes the next few days now that all of my apps are installed thanks to TB.
i keep on getting an issue with no signal. I did all the steps successfully but when it loads i get no signal. and then on reboot i get signal. I rebooted once again and now i have no signal what so ever. am i missing a step?
been using this for a couple of days...
device: at&t tilt 2
kernel: wistilt2
testing period: 3 days
battery: one full day... charge all night
signal... weak at times
system speed: awefully slow... worse then looped
3d: not terrible not great.. to be expected
conclusion: not for me.. too slow.. spotty signal... not the best battery life.. have seen better...
ok, now i know.
but i want to fix android to my lil´brothers TP2, and wondering what ROM i should use? which one is the most stable, and complete - and closest to stock? any good HTC sense roms?
loni90 said:
ok, now i know.
but i want to fix android to my lil´brothers TP2, and wondering what ROM i should use? which one is the most stable, and complete - and closest to stock? any good HTC sense roms?
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Closest to stock and Sense do not go together. Sense is an abomination, horrid UI for Android. I don't get why it made WinMo so great but Android so horrid.
I recommend FRX06 myself, 07 is going to be out soon (promise!)
loni90 said:
ok, now i know.
but i want to fix android to my lil´brothers TP2, and wondering what ROM i should use? which one is the most stable, and complete - and closest to stock? any good HTC sense roms?
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i have a really nice version of gingerbread that i am modifying... i will send you a zip if you want to try...
Trekfan422991 said:
i have a really nice version of gingerbread that i am modifying... i will send you a zip if you want to try...
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I would very much love to give ur gingerbread build a try, so if u could please send me a zip as well. Thanks
villa15 said:
I would very much love to give ur gingerbread build a try, so if u could please send me a zip as well. Thanks
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Actually I'm having one small problem... the android marketplace is only displaying like a few hundred apps...
I need to do some more research to find out why... so if you want me to fix it first or there are quite a few alternative marketplaces u can install... one I use on it right now is called--- 1 mobile market...
If you don't care I will send u the zip to try... it has gapps...
Just pm your email address
sooo, been testing this for a few days on my Rhod100... and have to say it pretty much sucks...
signal drops to 0 quite often, i get random reboots when trying to call someone / in call / when hanging up, apps that use the inet connection force close when i lose data connectivity (meebo, xda, gmail), the font is _horrible_ (yes i know, fontchanger is included, but it doesnt work the way one would expect it to)
to sum it up, it's like a F1 car without a steering wheel.. fast, fun for the first minute, but completely useless
going back to FRX06 looped and finally deleting NP from my favs
edit : forgot to mention the new audio code isnt integrated, so you cant use the new .39 kernel, but thats just the icing on the ****cake
Trekfan422991 said:
i have a really nice version of gingerbread that i am modifying... i will send you a zip if you want to try...
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I would like to get it too. Thanks!
thanks for this rom
but when I started haret.exe file and press Run botton, I saw this message:
that default.txt doesn't found
what's problem?
bahaa87 said:
thanks for this rom
but when I started haret.exe file and press Run botton, I saw this message:
that default.txt doesn't found
what's problem?
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You have to choose your startup.txt according to your device,there should be a folder called startup,check inside for your device and copy it where there's haret.exe
Thank you I tried the ROM on 1 / 7 is good and where some of the problems
I will work on this
FroyoB Hercules V4 Final
This ROM is based on tiad8 new rom - thanks tiad8.
Changes:
changed back to old fonts!!!
add new launcher 2.3.3.
add new market.
changed phone - thanks to cytown from XDA.
changed theme.
some bug-fixing...
What works:
* SuperUser
* WiFi
* GPS
* 3G Network
* GPS
* Phone (new)
* SMS
* Good Battery Life
* camera
* camcorder
* new market
* youtube
How to install:
A. Download:
V1: http://www.multiupload.com/ZSOG83Q1K7
V2: http://froyob.blogspot.com/2011/07/froyob-hercules-v2-final-release.html
V3: http://froyob.blogspot.com/2011/07/froyob-hercules-v3-first-beta-release.html
V4: http://froyob.blogspot.com/2011/07/froyob-hercules-v4-final_18.html
B. Before install :
1. Format your SDCARD make 4 Partition with recommended size:
1st partition: FAT32 (sdcard / Rest)
2nd partition: EXT2 (system / 300MB )
3rd partition: EXT2 (data / 300MB)
4th partition: EXT2 (cache / 300MB)
Be sure make all 4 partition primary
2. extract and copy folder npkboot to root of sdcard and put in kernel that you like (I use kernel 1295 on my Raphael and it very good).
3. copy FroyoB_Hercules.zip in to root of sdcard.
C. Install:
1. run Haret, and wait when it will be asked to press "Volume Down" shortly (!!important!! shortly) to launch
ClockworkMod Recovery or any other key to usually continue booting into Android.
Press volume Down and wait for menu Recovery.
2. In menu recovery choose "install zip from sd-card" choose zip from sdcard and select "FroyoB_Hercules_V2_final.zip"
Confirm installation . after installation finish, Confirm installation then back to main menu (press ok key) and
choose: reboot system now.
3. Run HARET again and boot into Android.
when you report a bug please do it in this format:
1. my device is:
2. I'm using kernel:
3. I'm using Ver:
4. What CWM Ver:
5. the problem is:
thanks
Nebarkay
Problem SD card formating
Hello,
I try format SD card a and create partition but still not function.
What program have I use for formating and creating partition?
Thanks
MagorX said:
Hello,
I try format SD card a and create partition but still not function.
What program have I use for formating and creating partition?
Thanks
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On Linux - fdisk, gparted.
On Windoze... don't know many options other than some "Mini Partition Tool"... Win doesn't like to read Lin partitions. At all.
To the OP - perhaps you should provide some guidance here. It's very different from how XDAndroid builds are done, with one giant partition and looped mounts.... much easier for newbies to handle .
MagorX said:
Hello,
I try format SD card a and create partition but still not function.
What program have I use for formating and creating partition?
Thanks
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Here is a guide for you:
http://froyob.blogspot.com/2011/06/how-to-install-froyob-hercules-v2-on.html
Does the camera work?
Cellulario said:
Does the camera work?
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yes. photo and video.
dude,
ive just installed it. i parttitioned my mass memory with ubuntu and it worked like a charm. its probably the fastest build ive ever used. working camera, and good battery life too! one problem tho, whenever i try to enable wifi, it says error. why is that?
Hello,
on my Raph100 all work fine (BT, USB, camera, ecc..), only problem are crazy led on capacitative button.
Kernel 1333
Pixel_ubuntu said:
Hello,
on my Raph100 all work fine (BT, USB, camera, ecc..), only problem are crazy led on capacitative button.
Kernel 1333
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That "crazy led" represents sleep.
There's an APK called LEDEffects.apk. This will allow you to customize how this LED is treated. In XDAndroid builds it's in AndroidApps/Other IIRC.
"1. run Haret, and wait when it will be asked to press "Volume Down" shortly (!!important!! shortly) to launch
ClockworkMod Recovery or any other key to usually continue booting into Android.
"
I need run haret in folder npkboot ?? i run this e no asked for Volume Down!
**resolved**
Other question, dont have market?
Anyone with screenshots?
Anyone with screenshots?
This ROM is really nice!
I have a question for npkboot ROM's. After I run the installation from npkroom directory the installation starts and I can complet it without any problem. If I want to move the content on mpkboot directory into the root directory of my sdcard in order to make the OS start at booting, should I copy all the content of the directory npkboot into /sdcard/? in this case, should I keep two copies of all files one in /npkboot/ and one in /sdcard/? I hope I was clear enough. To make it short, what file sould I keep or/and moove to make this rom start with Gen.Y boot application?
Second question, how could I make the font bigger! It's too small for me
How did you resolved the Volumn Down issue.
fabioaz said:
"1. run Haret, and wait when it will be asked to press "Volume Down" shortly (!!important!! shortly) to launch
ClockworkMod Recovery or any other key to usually continue booting into Android.
"
I need run haret in folder npkboot ?? i run this e no asked for Volume Down!
**resolved**
Other question, dont have market?
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Maybe you haven't copired npkboot into sdcard, you will have something like /sdcard/npkboot/ and from there run Haret. Rows will start scrolling down, at a certain point the screen will be cleared and only one line will appear on top saying to press "volume down"
Nope I have have the same. I downloaded the V2. Unzip and put npkboot at the root of sdcard. My location is /sdcard/npkboot/ . So is this correct or I have to keep everything inside the npkboot to /sdcard/
Looking it carefully I am getting this error. Currently only 1 or 2 FATs are supported, Not 255
What does this mean.
Can anyone help me out?
Problems Resolve Thanks
arrrghhh said:
That "crazy led" represents sleep.
There's an APK called LEDEffects.apk. This will allow you to customize how this LED is treated. In XDAndroid builds it's in AndroidApps/Other IIRC.
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Thanks arrrghhh, LEDeffects partial solved the problem, my problem is like this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=669796
Pixel_ubuntu said:
Thanks arrrghhh, LEDeffects partial solved the problem, my problem is like this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=669796
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Ah, yea there's no good fix for that. Android/Linux doesn't handle the capacitive panel so well... When I had my RAPH, I remember if you touch from the very outside of the panel/button and ensure the button lights up before you press it - this usually ensures that the button you're pressing is actually picked up.
I've heard of the panel going completely dim, and never responding to touch input. Like I said, that damned panel is not so well supported. Not sure what's wrong with it, other than it's a bad design from the start. I'm sure Linux could handle it better tho... Devs welcome .
Cellulario said:
This ROM is really nice!
I have a question for npkboot ROM's. After I run the installation from npkroom directory the installation starts and I can complet it without any problem. If I want to move the content on mpkboot directory into the root directory of my sdcard in order to make the OS start at booting, should I copy all the content of the directory npkboot into /sdcard/? in this case, should I keep two copies of all files one in /npkboot/ and one in /sdcard/? I hope I was clear enough. To make it short, what file sould I keep or/and moove to make this rom start with Gen.Y boot application?
Second question, how could I make the font bigger! It's too small for me
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As for your first question, Neopeek butchered the rootfs pretty bad so you can't move the folder. Just tell Gen.Y to use the npkboot folder (there's registry settings for Gen.Y...)
As for your second question, lcd.density? Not sure.
THIS BUILD IS OUTDATED, CHECK:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1177721
I'd like to "present" my recompilation of XDAndroid FRX06 to work with Neopeek's CWM 1.8
No credit for me, but for all XDAndroid devs and Neopeek &co for this.
It doesn't have any other modifications apart from making it available to install from CWM, so everything that applies to FRX06 is useful here. You're the one to decide if you prefer looped or partitioned installs.
Don't try this if you don't know what you're doing. It's only tested by me, so what I'm looking for are TESTERS. PLEASE READ EVERYTHING CAREFULLY BEFORE DOING ANYTHING.
Normally it would be easy to return to previous state by repartitioning/formatting SD, but who knows. I take no responsability for any damage to your device.
The instructions for installing CWM are in Neopeek's forum. Only points:
1.- My partition schema, for 8Gb SDCard, is:
1st partition: FAT32 (sdcard / Rest)
2nd partition: EXT2 (system / 150MB) Contains /system - the base ROM
3rd partition: EXT2 (data / about 400 MB) Used as device's internal memory. You can use more if you install a lot of non-movable apps, but between 4 and 500 should do.
4th partition: EXT2 (cache / about 100MB) Dalvik's cache. 100 should be enough
I used Minitool Partition Wizard for the partitioning.
2.- Startup.txt, ts-calibration, kernel and modules must be in the same dir as haret.exe, in this case inside "npkboot" dir.
3.-To move in the CWM menu with our Blackys:
Peteflyman said:
I just toggle between "Reboot system now", push "Vol Up" to get directly to "Power off", and then toggle "Vol Down" to get back to "Reboot system now". I just do that a couple of times then "Back menu button enabled" usually shows up. That's it. Hope it works for you guys as well!
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After the "back menu button enabled" you can use power off button to confirm menu selection. Just select "install zip from sdcard", "choose zip from sdcard" and choose my zip (ofc, don't uncompress it).
4.- You don't need to install Gapps, they're included in the build.
5.- After installed, "reboot system now" and start haret again. Let it work for a while without touching anything until you see PIN or unlock screen to begin using Android.
6.- I'd recommend rebooting a second time before starting to configure everything...
It should work in any device where CWM and XDAndroid work, but the configurations I attach here are for TOUCH HD (Blackstone). If you want to try with other devices, be careful to use the appropiate config files (they shouldn't be difficult to find in your device's forum).
I'm using 1337 kernel & modules from Glemsom's autobuild and it works perfectly with my device, feel free to use the one that suits you better.
Download link:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SUBUG5I8
If you have any problem, I'll try to help, but for CWM problems please ask in their forum as you'll find better assistance.
Huh. I guess I'll give it a shot - I cooked a build with CWM & FRX06, was force close city. Tried to fix it, but not hard... Just chalked it up to CWM being crappy since I was able to run FRX06 on dedicated partitions no problem .
if you want to install any other build,or reinstall frx06,go to recovery,choose mounts and storage,then format data,format cache,format system (don't format sdcard for obvious reasons) and then mount data,cache,system,go back and install zip from sd card,choose your zip.
also if you find a build without gapps,go to cyanogenmod.com and grab it there,you should pich gapps for cyanogenmod 6 because that's the froyo build....MDPI or HDPI doesn't matter in our case
many problems are result of gapps missing (some builds come without them,this one doesn't) such as call rejecting or showing black screen instead of lockscreen when you wake the device,so be sure to install them
arrrghhh said:
Huh. I guess I'll give it a shot - I cooked a build with CWM & FRX06, was force close city. Tried to fix it, but not hard... Just chalked it up to CWM being crappy since I was able to run FRX06 on dedicated partitions no problem .
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Then the only difference you'll notice is that you have CWM recovery Anyway, it works pretty well for me, and since I can now write updater-scripts I'll be able to change things very easily
Edit: Now I only have to learn to compare directories to be able to give incremental updates when FRX07 and so on come out!
Eodun said:
Then the only difference you'll notice is that you have CWM recovery Anyway, it works pretty well for me, and since I can now write updater-scripts I'll be able to change things very easily
Edit: Now I only have to learn to compare directories to be able to give incremental updates when FRX07 and so on come out!
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i suggest you to take a working build and start swapping things and trying,it's not that hard,you can go @ neopeek and ask there,there are several tutorials i believe
just be sure to use a froyo build for your froyo build
farukb said:
i suggest you to take a working build and start swapping things and trying,it's not that hard,you can go @ neopeek and ask there,there are several tutorials i believe
just be sure to use a froyo build for your froyo build
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Well, from now I only want to have the /system updated from time to time and identical to XDAndroid if I can.
If I think I can add something of value, I'll make another package to make clear they're different things But for now, I can't add anything (that works)
Eodun said:
Well, from now I only want to have the /system updated from time to time and identical to XDAndroid if I can.
If I think I can add something of value, I'll make another package to make clear they're different things But for now, I can't add anything (that works)
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you can at least start with
/system
/app (add or remove apps)
/fonts (obvious)
/framework (the "look" of the build is defined here,so if you want your froyo to look like ginger,take some of the ginger files and swap with those in this one)
/media (it'll tell you what to do by itself)
other folders are build regarded and some playing and asking pros is advised here
any screenshots ?
Simon_WM said:
any screenshots ?
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It's a vanilla Froyo, identical to FRX06, so I didn't think they were needed. Just look at any basic original Froyo install.
Eodun said:
1.- My partition schema, for 8Gb SDCard, is:
1st partition: FAT32 (sdcard / Rest)
2nd partition: EXT2 (system / 150MB) Contains /system - the base ROM
3rd partition: EXT2 (data / about 400 MB) Used as device's internal memory. You can use more if you install a lot of non-movable apps, but between 4 and 500 should do.
4th partition: EXT2 (cache / about 100MB) Dalvik's cache. 100 should be enough
I used Minitool Partition Wizard for the partitioning.
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Hi Eodun,
Can you pls let us know if you are working with the original microSD 8Gb class2?
Thanks
ypsmav said:
Hi Eodun,
Can you pls let us know if you are working with the original microSD 8Gb class2?
Thanks
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every card is "original" just the manufacturer is different....eg trandescent cards dont work,what's your card?
ypsmav said:
Hi Eodun,
Can you pls let us know if you are working with the original microSD 8Gb class2?
Thanks
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Didn't change the sd that came with the device if that's what you mean. It's a Sandisk, can't tell the class
Eodun said:
Didn't change the sd that came with the device if that's what you mean. It's a Sandisk, can't tell the class
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If it has no C2, C4 etc then it's a "classless" card. I have several, seems any card below 2gig that was sold before a certain time are classless.
arrrghhh said:
If it has no C2, C4 etc then it's a "classless" card. I have several, seems any card below 2gig that was sold before a certain time are classless.
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Well, I can't tell because I'm in android now and can't extract it XD Never had the curiosity to check.
Let me see... Yeah, it has a "2" inside sort of a "C", so it must be a C2 8Gb SanDisk MicroSDHC lol
Working on FRX07 update.zip to test if it works with CWM
Hi Eodun,
Looking forward to the FRX07 CWM!
Do you think that it is required that Neopeak updates the roofts to the latests version?
regarding your FRX06 CWM, I have a quick question. It is possible to use my old data.img from the normal FRX06?
I guess that it may be possible to copy it on the data EXT2 partition but I can't access via windows XP.
Also tried restoring using CWM (I did a backup and replaced the data.img), but I get a checksum error. Any way to change the checksum to be able to do it?
Thanks in advance
ypsmav said:
Hi Eodun,
Looking forward to the FRX07 CWM!
Do you think that it is required that Neopeak updates the roofts to the latests version?
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helicopter88 is already working on that
ypsmav said:
regarding your FRX06 CWM, I have a quick question. It is possible to use my old data.img from the normal FRX06?
I guess that it may be possible to copy it on the data EXT2 partition but I can't access via windows XP.
Also tried restoring using CWM (I did a backup and replaced the data.img), but I get a checksum error. Any way to change the checksum to be able to do it?
Thanks in advance
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I don't think so. But if you backup everything with titanium backup and then restore apps, appdata and system settings (only those that appear in green) you'll have everything as before.
Eodun said:
Working on FRX07 update.zip to test if it works with CWM
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Dude, you don't need to work on anything.
Just grab the FRX07 update.zip from XDAndroid and you're golden... stine makes updates for recovery, which should work fine for CWM.
arrrghhh said:
Dude, you don't need to work on anything.
Just grab the FRX07 update.zip from XDAndroid and you're golden... stine makes updates for recovery, which should work fine for CWM.
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Confirm it updates correctly, but there are some problems with the old Kernel/rootfs.
I can't get wifi to work and I can't turn the device off.
The 20110716 Kernel is not working for Blackstone Topaz.
We need to wait...
ypsmav said:
Confirm it updates correctly, but there are some problems with the old Kernel/rootfs.
I can't get wifi to work and I can't turn the device off.
The 20110716 Kernel is not working for Blackstone Topaz.
We need to wait...
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@arrrghhh: Yeah, I know the update is available, but ypsmav noticed the problem: I need the new rootfs for CWM, and I'm not able to adapt it. As I said, work is being done for that.
Thanks for your replies
Ps It will be a big problem if latest kernel doesn't boot. I haven't been able to boot with it. Edit: But still have to check if it boots with a clean data.