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[Desire Android Development] def-g:
Help!!!

Are you using an HTC Desire GSM phone (codename ‘bravo’)?……………Yes……………………….

Flash the Getlogs Flashable Tool and attach /sdcard/Data2SDlog.tar.gz (rename to .zip if necessary). Have you attached it to the post in XDA? (If you havent, nobody can help you!)……yes……………………………….

Size of sdcard used…………8GB………………………….

Size of each partition created and type of partitions made (Fat32, Fat, ext2, ext3 or ext4), whether each partition was Primary or secondary…Fat 32-6.5GB Primary+1.5GB Ext.4 Primary………………………………….

Whether you are S-OFF or S-ON (If you dont know what this is, press Power and Back button to boot to Hboot mode and see what it reads there: S-OFF or S-ON)……S-ON……………………………….

Have you changed your Hboot type with Alpharev? If so, what kind of Hboot do you currently have (Bravo Stock/Bravo N1Table/Bravo Data++/Bravo Sense/Bravo Oxygen r2/Bravo CM7 r2)?………NO…………………………….

What is the order of your partitions and the number of partitions (Eg: Two partitions; Fat32 Primary first, ext4 primary second)?

Software used for partitioning (Gparted, 4Ext recovery, Amon Ra recovery etc)…Partioning Done Correctly and GParted used………………………………….

Recovery Software installed, with version and subversion number (Eg: 4Ext 2.0.1/Clockworkmod 3.0.0 R3)…Clockwork Mod v2.5.0.1………………………………….

Detailed account of steps you did for the procedure, with output/errors at each step as received from the Recovery/Partitioning software…No Error messages just hangs after i install the data2Ext installer………………………………….

Did you do a full wipe from Recovery before installation?

Did you do any additional wipe in between flashing the Rom and the Data2installer (if applicable)?…Full wipe first thats it no cache or Dalvik wipes………………………………….

If you didnt wipe and did an upgrade, what ROM were you running previously?…………………………………….

Version of the ROM you installed, and the names of the Data2SD installer/reinstaller flashable zips you used (if any.)SuperNova 2.4 and Data2SDInstallerT2.4…………………………………….

If you’re using a custom kernel, full name of the kernel with author name, the kernel voltage if known, whether you have an overclocked/undervolted configuration………No custom…………………………….

Did you install any custom theme? Which one?

Did you flash any addons (mine or otherwise)? List them……No………………………………..

Did you get any of the following messages in recovery? …No………………………………….

sd-ext could not be formatted, file already exists?……No……………………………….

Failure mounting ‘sd-ext’…No………………………………….

Or a message similiar to the above (Hint: This means your device is USB bricked)?…No………………………………….

Step at which major error was noticed…………………………………….

Recovery log as per the procedure detailed below……………………………………..

Any additional info you think is relevant ROM Installs OK but Data2SD installer hangs once flashed…………………………………….

Note: Attaching an adb logcat is extremely useful (though optional) for understanding any issues. Have you attached one as a text file?…No………………………………….
[Desire Android Development] andeld:
A week ago i searched to move from MIUI because after 1 month of using it, started to lag very bad.

I've searched your roms and i tried them all. The Supernova ROM stays ok at multitasking, but has some lag. After trying Supernova, i flashed the latest Starburst ROM just to test how it is.

Well...i must say that Starburst is the perfect ROM for Desire, even if it's Froyo! No lag, very fast, Sense UI, multitasking like on MIUI, a lot space available and superb battery life!

I have no FC's, everything is so smooth and perfect...after flashing and testing almost all the ROMs around here, my conclusion is that the Desire is optimized to work for the best with Froyo.

Today i realized something after looking on the web and testing: if you switch your mobile to work only with WCDMA (depending of what signal do you have), your battery will last much longer. It's for real and i'm amazed.

Just to make you an idea, with 3G only activated: ~3h display on, 28 mins of calls, 64 text messages (sms), 30min wifi on and after 17h i have >40% battery left. Before switching on 3G only, my battery was on around 20% after just 12h of using.

I decided to not to complicate myself anymore with SetCpu and let the kernel do it's job at free will. I monitored all the roms i flashed and Starburst stays the most in deep sleep (over 85%).

You are a very good dev and if your moving on with another phone, i will follow!:p

Keep up the good work!:)

Cheers! :d
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Based on an analysis of your logs:

Three problems:

1. Extremely old recovery-Switch to 4ext for compatibility. 2.5.0.1 CWM may not fully compatible with Gingerbread.

2. Even more important-The Data2SD installer is not meant for this rom. Why dont you just use files from Supernova site and not from the Data2SD thread? It's either that or because of problem 3 below..

3. Most importantly, you dont have a recognized ext partition, which means you have an issue with partitioning it. Follow instructions exactly, or just repartition with 4ext recovery after deleting both partitions
[Desire Android Development] def-g:
thanks for the quick response. I'll try your suggestions and let you know.

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[Desire Android Development] jedi134:
In the newer titinium backup program there is an option to " intergrate sys dalvik into system rom" will this work with this Rom? If so will it make it faster? I have around 40mb free in system Rom.
[Desire Android Development] abokamel:
you welcome, keep up the good work, check your PM for details.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Just take a full backup and try it...
[Desire Android Development] Mathias-R:
Signature checking problem

Hallo, at a new flashed Desire (hboot 0.93.001) from T-Mobile Germany I can't flash CWM or AlphaRev (No Signature found) and can only use fakeflash (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=689778) after downgrading to hboot 0.80 with old downgrading script.

So I can flash Supernova from FakeFlash, but there is no way to flash the Data2SD because no signature found.

Is there any way to find a signed data2sd or for signing the package?
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
There's an app on the Market called Zipsigner. You can sign zips with that.
[Desire Android Development] Dazdingo:
Hello,

Thank you for this excellent and stable ROM. After trying several ROM. I constat , the most reactive and stable is supernova 2.4.

I want know how to solve the full charge battery 100% ? with his original kernel and with kern_021211_100936 kenel , I have not full charge. always 99% and red led light..

PS: I have not the original battery. when I shut down the phone. I have the green led light, indicate full charge.

Thank you.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
It is because of the kernel source code. Extended batteries are unsupported by HTC. All extended batteries are seen as similiar and will be disabled on each reboot. The problem has been partially solved by the Extended Battery fix I added to the kernel. It will set extended battery max value as 2400 mAh. This is the value for Cameron Sino. However there is no realistic way to get the max value of each different extended battery, and hence if your extended battery is of different make, it will go never show full charge status. It will go to full charge only when phone is off.
[Desire Android Development] Steveh8204:
Has anyone had any issues with using a Sandisk Mobile Ultra Class 6 16gb with this ROM as since I put one in I am getting occasional freezes?

The main one being the key lights staying on but unable to wake it from standby. the screen stays off until I take the battery out. I've also had the screen stay on and not go into sleep a couple of times.

Quite frustrating as apart from that its an excellent speedy rom.
[Desire Android Development] jedi134:
R

Tried it and can't really tell what it did? It moved around 41 apk files aprox 40mb to the system Rom.

Haven't noticed any difference so far. Int mem went up system Rom mem went down, as expected.
[Desire Android Development] Dazdingo:
Thank you for quick answer.

I have PolarCell 1400 mAH

h__p://w_w.cellephone.de/mobilfunk-zubehoer/akku-polarcell/htc/polarcell-akku-li-ion-fuer-htc-bravo-desire-dragon-droid-eris-passion-google-nexus-one-ersetzt-ba-s410/a-2866/

whith this ROM, the life of the battery is good. with my old battery 1300mAH . between one and two days. with my new battery ( Polacell 1400 mAH ) between one and three days.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
By the way, guys... I regret to inform you that I might be soon disappearing from this forum and follow Sibere's footsteps.. Almost negotiated a deal on Ebay for my Desire (brand new, received as replacement from HTC this week), and as soon as it's sold, I'll be buying a Galaxy Note and moving that way...

I miss the Desire forum and so I'll probably keep the thread active and add critical updates and some development if I get free time.. Still I wont be able to do any radical development without a device with me.. Thanks to everyone for their support and encouragement.
[Desire Android Development] swemoza:
It's very bad news..

One by one desire's great dev is moving out..

Thank you for your great contribution in desire forum..

And congratulation for your new device.. :P

And you know something.. Now i think Galaxy Note is in my first list if i gonna change my device..

:D
[Desire Android Development] blackhawk_LA:
Sad news... I am very grateful for your work in this forum even that I've never tried your ROMs :p

Good luck with your new toy! I will wat some months and look what Sony can do :D
[Desire Android Development] andeld:
Now i will be notivated enough to move forward soon.

Anyway, thanks alot for all your hard work! :)
[Desire Android Development] 3f1f37:
And so we bid farewell to another developer of note. 2011 has both been a year of gain and loss, we keep losing some of the greatest developers this device had ever seen but our devices gained abilities that without contributions by developers like you, we would still have been limited to 147MB of storage.

It is development like yours that pushed the boundaries and limits of this legendary device.

Thanks for the sleepless nights and unlimited storage, for making the impossible possible.

Farewell Droidzone
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Thank you for the kind words...But unlimited storage was Sibere's awesome work..I just made it easier to install. :)
[Desire Android Development] macondo62:
I wish u a merry Xmas and all the best for your next developments!

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Android Development] erklat:
I was also contemplating about upgrading to Galaxy Nexus which became available a few days ago here.

I guess we part ways soon enough here mate. Your devotion was legendary and will surely be long remembered.

Best of luck in your future endeavors.
[Desire Android Development] UltimateGoblin:
Droidzone, Desire's community owes you a lot. You and Sibere have dramatically increased the life expectancy of our devices. Sibere gave us the script, you gave us rock solid, finely tuned, easy-to-use ROMs, always up to date with times. Thanks to you, we can make the most of HTC Desire, by combining the Gingerbread update with unlimited memory for apps! You know, Supernova was THE reason that pushed me to finally root my Desire!

I seriously cannot thank you enough for your hard work (and sleepless nights, as it has righteously said). Thank you a lot also for your patient and always polite help! We can say we have been lucky to have you guys developing for our phones! I hope our paths will cross again someday! Fare thee well, Droidzone, best of luck with everything and... Merry Christmas! :)
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Merry Christmas to all of you...It has equally been my pleasure to make and release roms, and you've been like a family..There are friends to whom I havent spoken in months, while I've been babbling here every day! :eek: ;)

My Desire's sale hasnt fully gone through..but I'm hoping that the prospective buyer doesnt have remorse and a change of mind, as I'm getting a good deal for this handset. :) I will be keeping this thread and my sites (droidzone.in and droid-force.com) open, as this rom is indeed the most update official rom out here, and with devices like the Desire with a good resale value, there will always be people buying it second hand. After the Note is in my hands, I will definitely pop in occasionally to help with the more technical queries. But I am happy to say that there are no pending issues.

Merry Christmas! Hopefully I will see some of you again in other forums.. :)

Contact Info:

Twitter: dztalks

Google +: gplus.to/droidzone

Email: dzxda[at]droidzone.in
[Desire Android Development] roblin:
Hey guys

Hopefully someone can help me here!

Just installed this rom onto a 4gig card 3gig fat32 and 1 gig ext3 which as I have read should be converted to ext4 during install!!

Looking at my available space I only have 40meg left after install, obviously not recognising the ext partition!

Anyone any idea on how to fix it?

Thanks
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
This is just a heads up, guys...Madmaxx has released his much awaited Touch recovery..No more slow fiddling with Trackpads.. :)
[Desire Android Development] Zealotic:
Hey guys.

I've switched to this ROM as it's much faster than the other ones. So I have a few questions.

Is it possible to change the keyboard UI to the one from the new sense ?

Can I flash the custom notification UI ?

Thanks
[Desire Android Development] UltimateGoblin:
Droidzone, have you seen this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=755903 ?

Do you think that the procedure in the OP makes sense? If it works, I'd like to try it in order to increase the battery life of my phone...
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Well, that's useful only for batteries which show calibration issues-charge status not properly indicative of actual charge. It wont extend the charge/save battery.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
This ROM's not being discontinued, you know.. ;)
[Desire Android Development] andeld:
Yeeeey! :D
[Desire Android Development] chiekh:
Thanks for all your work and can we wait for a supernova rom with sens 2.1 this will be the bes rom for our desires thanks.

Edit : can you please add this patch http://blog.devasque.com/how-to-apply-patch/#english for the new ver. to support RTL. thanks
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
No need to wait. That ROM you wished for, is Gingerburst. Flash it, followed by my kernel and it should work very well.
[Desire Android Development] chiekh:
i've tryed it but i had a problem with most porifile apps witch can't change airplane mode.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
These bugs can happen when you go for ports..Sense 2.1 Roms arent ones which capture a lot of attention, nor are they particularly stable. Hence no use in spending so much time over it. GingerBurst was experimental. The Rom itself is an SGBS clone which I made to gauge user interest. Unfortunately it wasnt much.

See if what you wanted works in SGBS. You can add Data2sd by generic method.

I'm currently checking out what ICS looks like. :)
[Desire Android Development] chiekh:
thanks for your quick reply. i've tryed SGBS worked fine but i missed the Data2sd that you are using and part of the system files are in the EXT Partition.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Hmm..If that's so, you'll need to compare directories between GB/SGBS, merge/delete to fit system partition like GB, then use the META-INF folder from SuperNova and the Data2SD files referred by updater-script. It's not too hard, but does take a fair bit of work. :)
[Desire Android Development] chiekh:
i will try thanks
[Desire Android Development] ahmedm24:
Please Help to find whats wrong?

Hey, maybe i am the only one, but I followed the installation step carefully, but after the second boot the ROM is very slow, and it gets slower when i start installing apps.

My Desire is Stock HBoot, S-OFF, 16 GB SD card Class4 (Kingston)

1- First Boot, ROM is fast ofcourse because nothing moved yet to SD

2- Second Boot LED turns Purple, but when it's up it's very slow when opening any installed app

3- Third Boot LED turns blue and device take very log time to boot.

I have Alex V.1 ROM D2EXT and it's working fine but little slow, but I was hoping to have a faster ROM.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
You've given as much information as going to a store, picking up an orange, eating it and saying "I didnt like its taste, though it was almost bitter and difficult to swallow. Why?"

Read post #3
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Testing a couple of things when I'm bored..

HTC Sense 3.5 Lockscreen port...

Are there other apks useful to be ported over from Sense 3.5?
[Desire Android Development] UltimateGoblin:
You just left me with my mouth hanging open... : D

I had a 2-seconds flash of an IceCreamSuperNova ROM powered by data2sd :D
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Ah..that didnt make sense without the edit.. :p

Decompiling and me are not on good terms recently. You recompile something and expect it to fail during compiling. You dont expect it to compile nicely, allow itself to be pushed and finally refuse to run!
[Desire Android Development] cartus:
How about a small step.... the sense 3.5 lockscreen with weather? Are you thinking seriously to add to supernova? An addon maybe? Soon...? :D
[Desire Android Development] UltimateGoblin:
I'm not satisfied if I don't edit a post 3-4 times before leaving it!! :D

I can imagine this is not easy at all... I have peeked in many ICS developing threads here and I have seen there is still some way to go. I was just wondering about the possibilities that "stock ICS+data2sd" could lead to... :cool:
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
If ICS source is completely fixed, then it should be easy to add a sync and umount at shutdown. After that Data2SD should be fine.
[Desire Android Development] zavag:
Hello to everybody

I am a "newbie" and I have a question:

If the flash FAILS ... how can I keep my "original" ROM (Froyo 2.2.2) that I have now?

I have already done a NANDroid Backup, a backup with Titanium and another one with MyBackup Root. Also I have an image of my SD card with Acronis TrueImage 2010. My SD-card is a Transcent 16 GB / Class 10 ... Is it good for this ROM?

Thanks in advance ...
[Desire Android Development] chiekh:
Market

Please can you change the build.prop values to fix the android market problem like this

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20530169&postcount=9 ? thanks
[Desire Android Development] UltimateGoblin:
Transcend is a good brand for data2sd, but you might have problems anyway because of the class of your SD card: class 10 can be dodgy with Desire.

I suggest you to give SuperNova a try anyway: you have done your NANDroid backup, so in case of apparent problems you can always go back. Just make a copy of your NAND backup on your pc to make sure it won't get lost. You can delete MyBackup Root (and its backup), because Titanium Backup does more or less the same thing and is more commonly used.

It is very important, though, that before flashing SuperNova you follow thouroughly all the installation instructions that you find at http://supernova.droidzone.in/?cat=6

Have fun!! :)
[Desire Android Development] zavag:
Thanks a lot !!

I am trying to study all the instructions to understand all the procedure ...
[Desire Android Development] apostolos2:
hello to everybody here.

i came from miui , oxygen, cyanogen

miui was good but after one month it became laggy

i think i am crazy when i start to flash supernova rom with all the sence stuf, but after 2 days it works nice

its not that smooth as oxygen but i hope dont get worse.

im tired of flashing a new rom every week..i hope this rom have good battery and i hope this rom makes me forget the hobby of flashing
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Hey there.. it's a fairly simple thing to do that. Why dont you try doing it yourself and ask for help at the step you have problems with it? You dont have to wait for "developers" to create these little mods for you..Become a dev yourself.. :)

If it works fine for you now, it isnt going to become bad later. Battery life is a kernel thing and I have given you a variety to choose from, and you can try others too. If you have a fast card (Gold Standard is Transcend Class 6), it should perform very fast without any kind of lags..
[Desire Android Development] zavag:
I can't understand why a class 10 SDcard is more risky than a class 6 card. I bought it this summer and it was more expensive than a class 6 card...
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Neither do we completely understand it, mate. It seems to be some kind of a hardware limitation specific for the Desire. The Transcend Class 10 gives upto 16MBps write speed when transferred data to, from a PC; but mine lags too much when used for the /data mount of Desire, as ext4. The Transcend Class 6 that I have (4GB) is extremely responsive, so is a 3CPro Class 4, though not that fast. A Sandisk Class 2 that I had didnt have lags either, though a Class 6 Sandisk had them. So it's all rather unpredictable, but a Class 6 Transcend for some reason has proven its mettle.
[Desire Android Development] chiekh:
i've done the modification myself but no luck.
[Desire Android Development] zavag:
Sorry for this question ...

If the 2nd partition was ext3 instead of ext4, maybe there would be more compatible with the types of cards?

I am asking (wondering) only because the backward compatibility is more prefferable to pc's :)
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
We've noted that ext4 is faster. At the cost of lost of stability, there should theoretically be a marginally faster performance for unjournalled partitions though..
[Desire Android Development] zavag:
On my computer however, any Linux distributions I have tried with ext4 or ReiserFS partitions, I had problems and finally I have installed to ext3 partitions.

That's why I asked the question.
[Desire Android Development] Christov:
Just installed your rom, fantastic work!

Just one small thing, is there any way to remove the recent apps from the notification bar? I've had a look around tinternet for a generic solution but given this is a customised rom I'm concerned I may break things with what I've found, also the only one that seems like it *might* work is a bit over my head, involving adb and command line editing which I'm a bit nervous about.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Well, you've got to replace /system/app/SystemUI.apk with an odexed version of original HTC RUU's corresponding file. Or you can use the attached version (after unzipping). Put it in /system/app, and change the permission to 644. You can use FileExpert to do this, though I'd recommend learning the basics of adb by reading the linked tutorial in my signature.
[Desire Android Development] Christov:
That worked a treat, thanks a bunch!

Edit: spoke too soon, it's back. Definitely over wrote the right file but I guess I'm going to have to live with it until I get better with adb.
[Desire Android Development] bouss:
My transcent class 6 gives me some great lags on app transition (not always though). On first boot it was fast and totally lag free but became slower when I added some application. Lag though does not build up with time.

Bottom line... Don't be 100% sure about any brand or class.
[Desire Android Development] zavag:
After 4 hours after the setup and restores (from Titanium) the lags are incredible !!! :mad:
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Use the dalvik reoptimizer. I should add that S-on people cant make changes to system partitions on the fly. They have to do it in recovery mode..that means adb.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Sadly so true..
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
You should try installing apps without Titanium too. System stuff from other roms (unless that rom too is an official GB rom) should never be restored (the red things). If lags persist, Data2SD is not for you.