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[Desire Android Development] phyl65:
I had a look on the Starburst pages of your DroidZone site... but couldn't find anything regarding the migration from the Sibere (manual) Data2SD.

If you have some time to explain me the main steps, I could try to do it manually.

I guess the other solution would be to go back to stock Teppic rom before the upgrade ?
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
See http://starburst.droidzone.in/2011/03/12/398/
[Desire Android Development] phyl65:
Thanks a lot !

I will give it a try :

Migrate Stable To SettingFixX1

Migrate X1 To X2

Reboot and check that Froyo is still ok

Install SuperNova

Seems correct ?
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Yup. Take care to backup your /cache/recovery.log and an ls -l /data at each point so that we can make sense of it if something goes wrong..
[Desire Android Development] mat157:
SMS error

Hello,

I've setup Data2SD and I have around 2GB spare internal memory, but when I try to create a new SMS or read an existing one, I get the error "Unable to manage your messages because your storage is full. Please delete content from other applications to make more space"

Is there anything I can do to fix this? :(
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Run Getlogs interactive and log your output here
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
As far as I can see, nothing at all.. Everything's loading smoothly. By freeze, do you mean it stops and doesnt respond at all. Does it happen before/after the homescreen? If after, how do your icons and widgets look? Normal/not loaded?
[Desire Android Development] phyl65:
These lines from the first logcat contain errors. But it's maybe normal.

I//system/xbin/busybox( 80): /system/etc/init.d/01data: line 119: /system/xbin/find: Argument list too long

I//system/xbin/busybox( 80): mount: mounting /dev/block/mtdblock5 on /system/data failed: Device or resource busy

I//system/xbin/busybox( 80): /system/etc/init.d/01data: line 357: /system/bin/chown: Argument list too long

I//system/xbin/busybox( 80): /system/etc/init.d/01data: line 358: /system/bin/chmod: Argument list too long

I//system/xbin/busybox( 80): /system/etc/init.d/01data: line 119: /system/xbin/find: Argument list too long

I//system/xbin/busybox( 80): mkdir: can't create directory '/cache/log': File exists

I//system/xbin/busybox( 80): ln: system/system: File exists

I//system/xbin/busybox( 80): ln: misc/misc: File exists

I//system/xbin/busybox( 80): ln: property/property: File exists

My desire was frozen (nothing happening - had to remove battery) on the "quietely brilliant" white screen.

The second logcat extract in my post were the last lines logged.

Thanks a lot for your help ;)
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Yup.. those are minor errors in my script-of no import..Try not pulling your batter and waiting for Android to load completely-give it half an hour..If you had a lot of apps while on the previous data2sd script, all your dalvik cache has to be rebuilt to make it compatible with Gingerbread-which is a Supernova special ;) ...So it takes time-sometimes a lot of time. Just leave your phone and go get a cup of coffee..As long as it doesnt loop at the Quietly brilliant screen, you're fine. :D
[Desire Android Development] sibere:
run adb logcat and see if things are running in the background :)
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
@Sibere, wondering about setting this:

tune2fs -c 1 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2

It doesnt seem to affect boot time much
[Desire Android Development] sibere:
It makes no difference, since we're checking FS on every boot already :)
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Ah.. :)........
[Desire Android Development] sibere:
Actually it would kind of "force" a check every "1" mount and that's what we do already.

This would remove a line from the script (no need for a check because the system is doing it already) but then we would lose the output log of this check.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
It's good to have the log. I'm adding some code to analyze the log and provide more information about any errors..
[Desire Android Development] cabi.costa:
hey guys, hi Droid :)

after something like 2 days I still can't see any link on your website, of course no adblocker and page refreshed.

Maybe you can check this and fix it?

Another thing, here are the steps that I must follow for a successful installation of this rom (as listed on the website):

First Step: Reboot into Recovery Right now and Backup your Nandroid. Optionally and if you have these softwares, do in addition a backup from Titanium Backup and MyBackupPro -easy thing

Second Step: Copy the entire contents of your MicroSD card, including specifically the folders Clockworkmod, TitaniumBackup and Rerware to a safe location on your PC; depending on whether you do/dont have Titanium backup and MyBackupPro installed. -easy thing

Third Step: You cannot install this ROM on top of your existing ROM. A complete delete of partitions followed by repartitioning is required. If you already have a Fat32 followed by an ext partition, you can try installing as per above instructions after a full wipe. But if there are some issues, do the repartitioning to fix it.

-what?? How I can perform a "complete delete of partitions"? and how I can understand if I have a fat32 followed by and external partition?

Fourth Step: Preparing the Recovery before Partitioning: Do a Complete Nandroid Wipe (That is, choose the wipe data/factory reset option)

Partitioning: Boot up the Gparted LiveCD

Choose your MicroSD card reader device, select each partition and delete each.

Then hit “Apply changes”

At the beginning of the free space (of what??) create the fat32 partition first as fat32 primary (which dimension??) Leave space unallocated at the end to create the ext4-Choose how much space you want as ext4, and leave this space at the end unallocated. The total amount of space in your card minus the amount you choose for your data in ext4, is what you type in as size for the fat32.

Now create ext4 parition after the FAT32 Partition.Note that the First partition must be Fat32 (never FAT), and the second must be ext4. The order must not be changed. There should also not be any unused space at the beginning of either partitions, or between the two.

Apply changes, and boot to your Desktop.

Copy both zips (rom, data2sdinstaller or data2sdreinstaller as the case may be) to the fat32, insert the card into your phone.

Install rom. (where is this data2installer file??)
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Try the helper app.. It's basic and an alpha..
[Desire Android Development] sibere:
you can get a few answers for the last steps at my tutorial thread

good luck :)
[Desire Android Development] cabi.costa:
with the barcode reader it says me that the phone is unable to open that file!

I used a tool called easus partition manager and now my 8gbmicro sd is splitted in:

1gb FAT32 PRIMARY (what dimension for the clusters i need to apply? 512b / 1,2,4 or 8 kb?)

6,63GB EXT3 LOGICAL (again, what dimension for the clusters? 1,2 or 4 KB?)

is this a good configuration?

It allows me to choose only between EXT2 or EXT3, there is no choice for EXT4 :(
[Desire Android Development] sibere:
If you follow the tutotial, you'll get all your answers.

Block will be formated to the correct size by data2sd (4k for ext4) but make sure that all partions are PRIMARY. This is essential and it has been repeated many times.

Sent from my A70S using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Desire Android Development] cabi.costa:
Sibere, with all the respect you deserve of course, but when I read your tut the only thing I get is a big headache, because it is written for someone who already has a lot of skills in this kind of stuff, not really newbie friendly.

Anyway I think I'll keep the stock rom or at least an easier one, this has missing links, still can't understand how partition the sd, in which proportion and with what tool etc etc.

Anyway thanks for the help and keep up the good work!
[Desire Android Development] sibere:
I assume that if one is rooting is phone and wants to flash a ROM involving SD partitioning, one must have a minimum of tech knowledge ;)

Droidzone reminded us recently that XDA DEV is supposed to be a forum by developers for developers.

But there is always the ROM FAQ Droidzone wrote on his site for newbies. With this FAQ and the requested tools (Gparted), it should be a piece of cake :)
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Can anyone else checkout the app and tell me if it works on your phone..

Edit:apparently it works only for the creator.. lol
[Desire Android Development] cabi.costa:
during the last night in less than one hour I've flashed 6 custom roms in 6 different phones, returned several times to the stock one, s-off and back s-on with alpharev downgrade, bla bla and so on...and again, modified a partition with a specific tool. I guess that I have this minimum of tech knowledge...

the fact is that the steps are not well explained in the page. It should be:

1) here is the link for the supernova

2) create 2 partition with this specific tool and of this dimensions

:)
[Desire Android Development] sibere:
1/ my tutorial is independent with SN and can be used for other ROMs too

2/ Partition size depends on user choice and sdcard size.

If you're talking about droidzone FAQ, then I'm sure he will appreciate your contribution to simplify things :)

After flashing so many ROMs, you should now have a good knowledge.

Why not offering a bit of your own time and rewrite the ROM faq ?

This would be really helpful to newbies.
[Desire Android Development] cabi.costa:
Really can I? I'll be very pleased to do this :)
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Sure, I'd be happy to have a load taken off my hands. Managing roms, a forum and sites makes some of them a half baked effort. If you wish to rewrite one or more of the tutorials, go ahead. I'll add your work with proper credits.:)
[Desire Android Development] Yekxmerr:
A month ago probably i could get this rom working on my device but no more, and i've been screwing around with my sdcards and ATTO and i've found my sd is crap. If i align with SDFormat and Gparted i get worse results. I've flashed so many roms that my sdcard might broke down probably and i used EXT4 in my partitions most of the time. Does anyone with ext4 partitions for a long period had an sdcard death ?
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
I thought I did, but was able to recovery it by reducing the

number of cylinders used at the end.one more advice: always use real Linux installations or live CD, never the virtual boxes-it probably works for many, but i've felt disparities in the

partitioning.
[Desire Android Development] Stilleh:
This is for you my friend :)

http://gparted.sourceforge.net/download.php

After youve downloaded the file, you must burn it to a CD. Use Magiciso or Imageburner (free) to burn a boot disc you can use to bootup when you turn on your pc. Follow along with this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7V64S6cEkGw&feature=player_embedded
[Desire Android Development] cabi.costa:
Guys... hands up in the air.

With the help of at least half of our community (Stilleh, big thanks too!) I'm proud to say that I have installed the rom!!

Well, I'm not sure that I have installed the Supernova Extreme because I didn't found any link on the website, the only one I found is the Supernova Classic. Are these the same versions?

Anyway, a brief log:

root&s-off with revolutionary tool, clockwork installed

1)partitioned the sd in fat 32 primary (approx. 6,50gb) and ext3 primary (1,00gb)

1/2) supernova classic.zip and data2SDinstaller.zip in the microSD

2)entered in recovery mode and done 3 wipe:

-data/factory reset

-cache reset

-dalvik

3)from the recovery,install zip from sd--->supernova classic

4)once installed the rom, set up only language and wifi connection, then reboot

5)not green led but violet, anyway at the end the blue led is appeared

6)check for the useful memory..0.89Gb, I guess that everything is ok.

Not it's time for the questions:

-do I have/it's better/it's highly recommended to flash the latest radio version of the official GB release?

-why the market doesn't notify me when an update is available for the installed apps? I have to check it on my own!

-when I was with 2.2 FroYo, I had an app to move apps from memory to sd. App2Sd. Now for what I can understand, is built-in and there's no need to move anything because everything is already installed on the SD.

-actually I have an 8gb 6class microsd. I would like to change it with a bigger one but still class 6 because I read somewhere that class 10 won't work properly with this rom. I was thinking on a 32gb. Do I have to re-flash the rom or I can simply made two partitions on the new SD?
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
See the FAQ updated today for you..

http://supernova.droidzone.in/?p=76
[Desire Android Development] pepsican:
Just to make sure, this Data2SD is called "Data2sd Stable Lagfix", correct? And the standard SuperNova installation is "Data2SDInstaller for Supernova Classic 2.0+ (Version 3.0)"?

What are the risks of using the "fixed" version? I don't mind extra speed, but not at the expense of stability.

Thanks for your help.
[Desire Android Development] cabi.costa:
First impressions after half a day or so... wonderful rom, that's really how the desire was intended to be!!

I'm thinking to reflash it with less than 1gb, maybe 500mb, it's a lot of space anyway!

One strange thing: I don't know if it is related to the battery wipe that I had with the recovery...but, after this wipe (pheraps a coincidence?) I had again the blue led while rebooting (the blue led was of the a2sd correct mounting right?) and now the phone is really lagging.

Are those thing related? It's really different from how it was just installed...

What this could be? I don't think it's the microSD, I have a class 6... could this due to the fact that I'm not with an Alpharev 1.8?
[Desire Android Development] Hilton.Swart:
Doc DZ, is the website down again?

Lost all my data on my laptop so Im in need of the rom backup files again...

Also have a link to share with you about your site, can I PM you?

Thanks bud
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
It seems to be working fine now..You can PM me now.
[Desire Android Development] cabi.costa:
Droid or Sibere, could you help me...?
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Maybe this will help:

http://droidzone.in/forums/showthread.php?21-Laggy-Performance/page2
[Desire Android Development] cabi.costa:
it helps, thanks dz :)

where I should get these two things?

smallband: 32.56.00.32U_5.17.05.23

Kernel: 2.6.35.10 Root@Alhena #2

actually I'm on

32.49.00.32U_5.11.05.27

kernel: 2.6.35.10-g3f43272 [v06] snq is still #1
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
http_//www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CBgQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fxdaforums.com%2Fshowthread.php%3Ft%3D841580%26page%3D36&rct=j&q=sibere%20battfix&ei=41NvTv62EZGGrAfX-aChBw&usg=AFQjCNHRnvcSiv0Tiv88nRCBwBl_acPlpg&cad=rja
[Desire Android Development] cabi.costa:
that link is not working :(
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
It's a google search for "sibere battfix"
[Desire Android Development] cabi.costa:
I'm not having issues with the battery, I have the phone lagging!
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Well you asked for Sibere's kernel..

The forum thread I sent describes various ways to try solving lags. You'd have to start by aligning your sdcard as per Sibere's thread. It's all ways to try getting over the lag that your sdcard has (Class is not important), and a bit intermediate-advanced level. At the end of everything, you might even find that your problem is not solved.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
New Utility for Supernova-Dalvik Optimizer

DalvikReOptimizer - Flashable Tool to Clean/Repair Dalvik-cache (to fix force closes), and also before/after a Dalvik cache wipe/Cache wipe, and after a Titanium Restore

Wiping Cache/Dalvik-Cache on a fully deodexed Rom on Data2sd was hitherto contraindicated. Now you can safely do it with this flashable zip. While flashing a theme which deletes DK, flash this tool once to backup your cache and dalvik-cache. Then flash your theme, followed immediately thereafter by this zip again. Now you will no longer have the errors due to DK and Cache wipe. Some people have occasional force closes of "Google framework", or other apps usually after a Titanium restore. If you have such Force close issues, try flashing this zip and rebooting. Note that the first boot after flashing this zip may take very long if you have a lot of installed apps!

Note: This tool may clean up wrong entries and thus improve some lags

Download links on my site
[Desire Android Development] Frankie-boy:
Hi,

I'm trying to flash SuperNove with bravo-2.6.35.14-snq-110913.zip (after wiping my cache), but when I do this, all my data looks gone and the default screen is back.

Isn't this new kernel not compatible with SuperNova or am I doing something wrong??

Regards,

Frankie
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Don't wipe cache
[Desire Android Development] Frankie-boy:
It worked. I thought I always had to wipe my cache before updating the kernel...

Thnx!
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
No you dont..And wiping Cache on my version of Sibere's Data2sd will be disastrous..The script stores its settings in Cache. You wipe it and it's a signal for my script telling it that you've installed your Rom fresh..And it will try to move your data to ext4 after wiping ext4..Only in this case ext4 contained data, and "nothing" is stored as your new data..So that's the reason why widgets etc disappeared... If you do need to wipe, use the tool I posted just above your post..Flash the tool, wipe cache and flash the tool again..

Btw..how's the Adata Class 10 on my Rom? :)
[Desire Android Development] Frankie-boy:
Well, that explains a lot :-).

Hmm, missed that post... It says it all...

EDIT: Is the tool you ment the "Data2sd Stable Lagfix (154)"?

EDIT2: Oh man, I should have read you troubleshooting page :o

My ADATA SD-Card is working great.

I had a reboot though with to apps which uses GPS (Mobile Maps and FlitsNav (a dutch app which warns me for police traps :-)), but I guess it has nothing to do with the SD-Card.

Grtz,

Frank
[Desire Android Development] Frankie-boy:
Well, I've searched you whole site, but I really couldn't find "DalvikReOptimizer" :-(
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Here it is.

http://droidzone.in/roms/index.php?dir=SuperNova/Additional/&download=DalvikOptimizer.zip
[Desire Android Development] Frankie-boy:
Thnx mate!
[Desire Android Development] Frankie-boy:
I don't have to use this file before making nandroid backups, right?

And before restoring a nandroid I can safely wipe everything, because the restore will make is exactly like it was before making that backup, right?
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
You don't have to use it at all, unless you intend to wipe cache or dk and continue to use the installed ROM
[Desire Android Development] Frankie-boy:
Whow ****... I did a nandroid backup for sure. Then I flashed the zip, delete my cache and wanted to flash the zip again. My whole fat32 partition was empty, even my nandroid backup's are gone :(
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
You have to flash the zip, and refresh the zip in one go, not after a reboot. It's next to impossible for it to touch your nandroid backup folder or your fat32 partition. It wholly works on the second partition and the cache partition. Do you have more than two partitions on the card?
[Desire Android Development] Frankie-boy:
The steps I did were:

1. Flash the zip

2. Wipe cache

3. Wanted to flash the zip again, but couldn't find it, because the SD was empty.

I do have only 2 partitions on my SD Card, a fat32 followed by an ext4...

Well, I'll install it again :)
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
That can happen if the recovery unmounted your card. See if the fat32 partition can be seen by the PC when connected through a card reader
[Desire Android Development] Frankie-boy:
Already cheched on the PC, but it's also empty there :-(
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Sense 2.1 Style Quick Settings Notification Bar for Supernova added

Sense 2.1 QuickSettings Notification Bar - Flashable Zip which adds the Sense 2.1 QuickSettings Bar.

Credits: Mr Luje and AHZDN

QuickSettings Addon

As usual, download links are on the site
[Desire Android Development] kapooravi:
installed successfully but it is slow

I am glad to increase my internal space and not letting others decide or reduce my no. of apps.The rom satisfyies me in every aspect but is too slow am confused: confused what to do to make it fast help would be appreciated.Thanks for releasing this rom.(even the lock screen takes lonng time to pop up I am done with my memory problem but am put into speed problems)
[Desire Android Development] Frankie-boy:
I got a lot of reboots when I'm doing things....

The screen hangs, buttons don't do a thing, I hear sound on the background and after a minute or so, my phone reboots :(
[Desire Android Development] octa_amide:
Hi DroidZone,

Tried this after I upgrade to supernova 2020. Nothing happen.

Install the zip in recovery mode. Boot up with no issue. But cannot activate the add on.

Sorry. Any hints?

Sent from my HTC Desire running StarBurst Classic with a 32GB Class10
[Desire Android Development] carlo0810:
did this also, currently on 2.0.1.1, flashed the zip to no avail
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Yup..sorry about that. I made a minor error in script while uploading the flashable zip. I'll update a correct version later
[Desire Android Development] Shapanor:
Thank you Droidzone. Much appreciated.
[Desire Android Development] victorvital:
Hey Buddy......this is actually nice but other peeps out there are already on 2.3.5 and you are still on 2.3.3

Any plans on upgrading???

Please do so....I wanted to use your ROM....

Thanks
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Definitely...As soon as you provide me the official RUU or the HTC source code..
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Quicksettings flashable zip corrected and updated.
[Desire Android Development] Shapanor:
New version flashed and appears to be working fine. Thank you again for all your work :)
[Desire Android Development] sunny_ar:
Just wanted to report that

I've successfully moved from leedroid 3.0.8.2. I loved that ROM but was running out of space so had to move. Love this ROM so far although battery use has been more than leedroid so far. But i'm still very happy. Thanks!
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Latest Data2sd Code update...

Changelog:

Adds a special code to Safely shut down the phone only after Data2sd partition is safely unmounted. This adds an additional layer of protection against partition corruption. In addition, I have added a script to check if you have pulled your battery, or whether the phone has had any inadvertent reboots. If it has, then the boottime script will attempt to fix your partition. This also sets the sd readahead value to 2MB-Should feel faster

RECOMMENDATION LEVEL: RECOMMENDED

STABILITY LEVEL: STABLE-Initial Build

Enjoy..
[Desire Android Development] phyl65:
Hi Droidzone,

Will you provide these updates for Starburst and/or as migration scripts (as on http://starburst.droidzone.in/2011/03/12/398/ ?

Phyl
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
I have added an upgrader in the StarBurst thread. :)

You guys should bump up the StarBurst thread once in a while if you use it. How else would I know there's still interest in it.. :D
[Desire Android Development] adacho1988:
Hi Droidzone. I can't flash DATA2SD Reinstaller v16. Even when I disable script veryfication. I'm using 4ext Recovery v 2.1.0. What I'm doing wrong??
[Desire Android Development] jory9:
droidzone , your site is to complicated , please put the links where ppl can see them? :(