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[Nexus One Android Development] LFact:
I don't think you need to edit build.prop for N1, if you're gonna simply overwrite files under /system/.
[Nexus One Android Development] byung:
Thanks~

Does it support the OTA every Fri PM Asia time? I was using the language pack from miuiandroid.com, but that one doesn't support the OTA update from miui.com.... thus I have to wait a bit longer to get the updated Chinese ROM first, followed by the language pack....

I was checking with miui.com and see if I can help to "translate" the ROM into English and put into their builds.... I really want to get a full English interface with all the miui goodies...
[Nexus One Android Development] LFact:
If you want OTA from miui.com, you have to keep stock Chinese MIUI. No deodex, no translations.
[Nexus One Android Development] byung:
Thanks~ That's my understanding too.... just want to see if we are lucky enough to have that via some great developers here.
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
Exactly, no OTA updates. But dRaCID01, who relased the MIUI-AU ROM for the N1, is planning to do OTA updates for his upcoming ROM, based on MIUI-DE, with multi-language also. His ROMS are usually very stable, so you might want to give it a try.
[Nexus One Android Development] lim_ryan:
Thanks, i also need no frills rom, inside got Vietnamese?
[Nexus One Android Development] bunnahabhain:
What frills are you talking about - stock deodexed chinese has no frills either :???
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
I mean I didn't theme or add anything appart from the XJ multi-language pack. In the future I might add some apps I like to use by default, but that is it. I can't do theming or graphical design to save my life, so I'll abstain from even trying it; also this is basically the ROM I use, I am only sharing it in case anyone else is also interested.
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
I really don't know, but I don't think so. If you point me to the Vietnamese translation I might try adding it in the future, but no promises, I can't even check if it is properly done.
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
[ROM] QND MIUI (Multi-Language, A2SD, no frills) 1.5.20

Updated to 1.5.20 and XJ multi-language 2011-05-21 Update 1, the link is in the first post.
[Nexus One Android Development] Jason Syn:
I just flashed this ROM and can't seem to get a2sd working on it. I downloaded the a2sdgui and it just FC every time, so I downloaded terminal and tried to run:

su

a2sd cachesd

And that fails as well, am I doing something wrong?
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
@Jason: I haven't had problems with a2sd on this, so I need some more information to try to find what happens with your ROM:

Did you have A2SD working before?

Which ROM did you have before?

Which recovery do you have (avoid clowckwork's 3.x, use 2.x or AmonRa's with MIUI ROMS)?

Did you try doing a full wipe and then flashing?

What is the size of your ext3 partition?

Did you try running "a2sd check"?

With this or deodexed MUIU I've only had problems with A2SD when my ext3 partition was corrupted (due to some hang or crash). I fixed it the hard way, rebboted into recovery (amonRa) connected using "adb shell", and ran "e2fsck /dev/block/mmcblk0p2", which found and fixed several errors in the ext partition. It probably would have been easier to just take out the card and do the file system test on a linux pc, or just reformat the partition and restore.
[Nexus One Android Development] Jason Syn:
Well I was able to fix it, I just downloaded and flashed dark tremors beta 4. Now everything seems to be fine with that, I only see 1 major problem with this rom. Auto rotation in the messaging app is so super slow! It takes 3 or 4 seconds to rotate to landscape mode but it's just in the messaging app. Weird...

Other than that thanks for the great rom!
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
That makes sense, if you were previously using DT's beta 4; it probably will need the same version if you don't do a full wipe, and the MIUI included A2SD is based on a older DT's A2SD.

PS: seems like my ROM is useful after all, counting by the downloads... I was afraid I might be the only one interested.
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
Well, I have found out one possible source of problems - on my nexus, the SD card gave a timeout, and the 3rd partition (mounted on /data/data) got corrupted. Unfortunately, this meant corruption of most of my settings, and FCs over FCs. I think I am going back to two partitions, and check if it is more stable.

And yes, my partitions were divided as above, and yes, I checked them all, formatted and rechecked on my linux netbook, and all the partitions were ok.

Maybe it is the partitioning, maybe it was the heat today, something made the sdcard reset itself and corrupt the third partition (and only that one).

Maybe it is this Patriot class 10 card that is defective - and in that case I am in trouble, as I can't afford buying a new one, and this was bought in the USA and I am in Europe, so warranty will be a problem. :(
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
Wildmonk's - check the link in the first post.
[Nexus One Android Development] hughey2k2:
My 32gb class 10 Patriot micro sd card stayed getting corrupted I rma'd it twice but that card has major problems with phones and partitioning.

Btw this rom is running smooth no fc's whatsoever but you have partition then wipe 3 to 5x then install rom after that works perfectly
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
Well, it might be the card but I have to live with it for now... Anyway, Xpart on 2 partitions seems stable for now, and it is fast enough, so we'll see.
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
It's official now, my Patriot 16GB Class 10 is dead. Is no more. It is an ex-sdhc.

I'll try to send it to its maker, but being in Europe I am afraid it will cost me more than a new card. :(

Well, looks like I'll have to make do with a 2GB card for now, so no more tests with xpart or a2sd until I buy a new one. Time to see if I can afford another class 10 card, this time sold locally (EU) so I can return it under warranty.
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
After one long and frustrating day, it seems that the problem is on my N1 and how its mmc controller misbehaves when hot. The temperatures here have been over 35, and with a very high humidity level, and it seems like my N1 doesn't like that. I've tried xpart (with 2 partitions) on an older, slower 8GB card I forgot I had, and it seemed to work for some time. However, it would easily reset when taking photos, and after 2 or 3 of these reboots the data become corrupted and I started having FCs like crazy, seemingly on every app. In view of these results, and since my N1 doesn't handle xpart (at least in the summer) I probably won't be releasing xpart versions any more - at least I won't be able to test them with any confidence.

A2SD seems to work - possibly because it asks a lot less from the mmc controller, with a lot less reads and writes to the sd card. Only the future will tell.
[Nexus One Android Development] xavierjohn22:
two to three partition is better on batt life.

the more partitions the more power needed to read files in eah part.

also if you got just two or three you can easily switch beween a2SD OR xpart or other types. i switch between rom types so i need my partition to be universal.

and wayback i remember no recovery doing nand backup of third and fourth partitions.

2 and 3 part as many users find to be less troubleome in setting up

Sent from Singapore
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
That was my reasoning in the end, but it seems that even with only 2 partitions, my phone just can't handle the increased activity and heat generated with XPART instead of A2SD. The mmc controller resets, and there goes the ext partition... The journal gets corrupted, the partition is mounted r/o until the next reboot, etc. And if I insist, with the accumulated heat the sd card starts giving data errors.

The Patriot class 10 just gave up for some time, but after cooling off seems to be working; my older 8GB Kingston seems to handle the heat a little better, but the crashes also started quickly, all pointing to problems in the controller (or the mechanical part, the contacts) due to increased activity and/or heat.

I still have to check if the Patriot would keep working with 2 partitions XPART, but since with A2SD it also sometimes resets when taking photos, I am not very confident.
[Nexus One Android Development] civcivnt:
Hi Goods rom. but incoming sms There turkish character problem ( ş,ç,ü,i) ..Please Help Me..
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
Strange, in Portuguese charset there is also the ç and I get it without problems. AFAIK, the turkish translation came from Jan-willen3, maybe you can ask in the XJ Desire thread if anyone else has this problem?

Unfortunately being unable to reproduce it here there isn't much I can do to help. :(
[Nexus One Android Development] civcivnt:
I wonder how to install
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
You shouldn't need to install anything besides my ROM, at least on the N1. I just pointed to that thread because that is where the translations came from, and they might have an idea on what is wrong (or might even be able to contact the translators for a fix).

What happens when you receive SMS with those accented characters?
[Nexus One Android Development] pseudoheld:
does trackball alert or something similar work with the newer miui releases?

haven't gotten anything to work and the different trackball flashes are the thing i miss most coming from CM7
[Nexus One Android Development] tnicko:
Trackball Alert Pro works when using the Smali patch ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] pseudoheld:
when chosing smali it gives me the coice of

Stock, CM6, KoR1.1, Stock 2.3 and CM7

no miui...which one should i chose to make it work?

thanks in advance!
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
AFAIK you should choose CM7, but as always, nandroid first!

PS: the 1.7.1 release is a little delayed, I'm waiting for the update of the 4-way menu.
[Nexus One Android Development] net.cat:
yeah man :) it seems that this is a quite nice release ;) anyway with your/MIUI ROM my Nexus One still rocks a lot ;) very proud of my N1 ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] tnicko:
I've always chosen the 2.3. :p
[Nexus One Android Development] athost:
We are waiting for you :)

Great ROM, especially XPART. Thank you indeed.

But the Russian localization is incomplete. There is no search for Russian letters in the dialer.
[Nexus One Android Development] xavierjohn22:
The Turkish translation ia in progress even if it looks complete. Yeah jwb3's circle of friend is updating the TR. That would be problem with encoding the strings in another format if it shows like that.

Sent from Singapore
[Nexus One Android Development] nafeasonto:
Starting from complete scratch worked. However the inital boot took about 6 minutes. 3 minutes at the X screen, and 3 minutes at the MIUI boot logo.

Just so u know
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
Ouch... That was slow. I guess it depends on the sd card speed.
[Nexus One Android Development] nafeasonto:
Yeah my SD card COULD be dieing. I am going to get a 32GB soon, I only have an 8gb, and it's old anyway. And my music is growing... :P
[Nexus One Android Development] pseudoheld:
might have to try again tonight and just let it hang around at the static x for some more time. just incase i got impatient ;)

how is everything else working for you? wifi? speeds? SU? etc?
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
Not sure that'll do you any good.

Last night when I fully repartitioned and then tried to install, it still was locked on the big X after 5 or 6 minutes...

Anyway, I'm interested in the answer to the question about speed and all, too!
[Nexus One Android Development] Theshawty:
Well, how fast it is, is more of a personal perspective. What others may call slow, you may find fast, etc.

You never know for yourself until you try it out.
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
Well, that's the point of asking to another "long term" user of the rom... Fast relative to the previous deodexed version, that is... ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] walliester:
I really want to try out odexed so bad ,but I don't know what I'm doing wrong,well I guess I'm going to stick to the update again lol,is there a big difference using odexed and a regular one,

Sent from the laundry mat with the OG Nexus One using XDA App
[Nexus One Android Development] Akram-aat:
hi ive installed latest sd v and i have many & many FC with most app and restore contacts

every time i would restore contacts from my backup

or from contacts it restore just 3% then give me FC

back to hypersense
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
What app did you use to restore contacts? If you're restoring between hypersense and MIUI, it is almost certain to give you lots of trouble, even if you're using Titanium Backup Pro facilities to convert between ROMs.

Also, which version did you flash, odex or deodex?
[Nexus One Android Development] Akram-aat:
I RESTORE FROM CONTACTS BACKUP ROM id backup from CM rom & hepersense rom 2.5 and 2.6 and from my google account and it filed

and ive the FC with most of program Especially after restore programs from titanium
[Nexus One Android Development] arunciks:
....

1.12.9 xpart odexed didn't worked with full wipe.. tried like 3-4 times..:)

not odexed version works fine with first install so far....

I noticed in previous ROMs and this one too that embedded ROM APN for my T-Mobile subscriber plan doesn't work and is incorrect. ROM has epc.tmobile.com - using this one all browser requests being redirected to web2go subscription page....

if I add and switch to wap.voicestream.com - everything:D works fine...:)

---------- Post added at 04:27 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:24 PM ----------

I had FC constantly before.... I did flashed new kernel... from Intersect and now FC happens very rarely and usually for a reason... Maybe kernel itself has something to do in your case too...
[Nexus One Android Development] pseudoheld:
so jb, any news on odex?

will be glad to try it out and report back to you if you have something new (and potentially instable) lined up!
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
Looks like ppl didn't read my post above. Might be a hint.

I can't believe that MIUI Backup does not back up the calendar. With every single flash, since the NexusOne first came out, I've lost all my appointments every single time. Some of us you know, do not trust thatsearchengineeveryoneuses with all their contacts, messages, whereabouts, appointments, diet, job, banking, etc.

<rhetorical>

Why the Hell doesn't Backup back up Calendar?

</rhetorical>
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
Oh, my... no problem, just set up an exchange server and synchronise your calendar, contacts and so on there... ;) (Unless you don't trust data to this other "bad giant", this one from thousand miles north of the earchengineeveryoneuses... :D)

That is, unless you have in calendar/contacts things so secret and worthy of attention that these guys have nothing better to do than try to know who you're going to meet next week!

In this case, do not trust your phone at all, it might be stolen, lost or something at some point and whatever cryptography scheme you use might be broken... Just commit all to memory... wait, under torture you might reveal things... So just forget about it all, it's the safest way! :rolleyes: :D
[Nexus One Android Development] bunnahabhain:
Ok now i got FCs all over!

Did nothing special. One App on SD, not more.

Using latest deodexed version.
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
No I do not trust the 'cloud' in any of its forms. Nor do I use any Microsoft products. (Debian exclusively for 14 years) I'm a real estate developer, and this is one of the roughest businesses in the world, son. I want my data local only.

I guess I have to set aside the time for an arduous search of a local calendaring app.

See Mr. Rolleyes, you consider yourself and your data to be worthless, just as you've been trained to do by the giant mega-corporations. At some point you will discover that you cannot un-ring that bell and call back all of your life from snoops, governments, phishers, detectives, etc. If you've ever looked at what can be gleaned from your search history alone, you would be shocked. A complete psychological, physical, financial, employment, friend/acquaintance network profile, if given enough time. But you've made your choice, admittedly unknowingly, but nonetheless.

And before anyone tries to point out that I am using a "Google phone", be advised that I have taken extensive measures. Not worth explaining, except to at least recommend that everyone install DroidWall and lock down. BTW, also recommend Prey, SnowStorm, and Peaks.ar.
[Nexus One Android Development] pseudoheld:
not wanting to butt into your whole privacy discussion here ;)

i would recomend you use JORTE calendar.

it has the function to save the appointments local only (no need for google account) and also back them up to SD card. it is far more functional than the standard calendar anyhow.

it doesn't integrate in miui backup but you can atleast backup to your SDcard and then restore from there once you've reinstalled your system.

check it out:

https://market.android.com/details?...1bGwsMSwxLDEsImpwLmNvLmpvaG9zcGFjZS5qb3J0ZSJd

you might also want to check out ICSsync an app that lets you sync ICS calendar data (duh!) which is handy if you are using Thunderbird or some other desktop calendar. its easy to set up a webdav server localy (so no one else can get at your stuff)

http://www.icssync.com/
[Nexus One Android Development] kite07dx:
Hey not sure if this helps but I'm using the newest version (A2SD) (De-odexed)

and i'm reporting that it works great, wifi, sound, and no bugs such as market images and random fc's

I did a full wipe, re-partioned my sd using anon (512mb ext4), and flashed rom,dark tremor,and then wm's kernel

restored messages and contacts with MIUI Backup and apps with Titanium Backup

Thanks as always for a great rom
[Nexus One Android Development] pseudoheld:
yes the de-odexed version works a treat for everyone. you might wanna try out XPART which most of us find even better than a2sd.

its the ODEX version that was (and is) causing a lot of troubles, but im sure JB is on the case ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
Thanks pseudoheld. I'm trying Jorte, and I'm also trying Schedule St.
[Nexus One Android Development] kite07dx:
what are the main differences? is XPART just faster?
[Nexus One Android Development] pseudoheld:
feels faster and runs more stable (personal feeling! but many others say the same)

plus you don't need to hastle around with "a2sd repair" and so on.

just set up your partitions, install and you are done.

i would suggest you try it out, but make a backup first. some SD-cards seem to be having problems with XPART. (most work fine though)

JB himself also uses XPART, so yeah...i think its the superior version.
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
Just a quick status update - Christmas is almost here, so are school christmas parties for those who have children, so the time has been extra short and I've been unable to reply to anyone here. I am now starting to work on 1.12.16, and hopefully will have a "regular" version later today. The odex betas will wait a little, I'll probably only try the xpart version for now as I can quickly test that one on my phone without much impact.
[Nexus One Android Development] net.cat:
don't worry man ;) if I may ask u a little favor ... could u check if something is changed in the last 5-6 releases in the "code" when:

- add/remove screens in the overview mode (where u see all of them)

- turn on/off vibration in the compact view of the status bar

'cause I remember that these 2 actions were lags free! now instead they are not instanteneous and so very boring!

p.s. sorry 4 my english ... I wrote it quickly :P
[Nexus One Android Development] geney:
Ya. That A2SD can be quite annoying sometime. Usually after repair, the phone service will go Koo Koo and FC all the way.

Funny the older version was OK.

Now trying XPART.
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
Market has started FCing on me.
[Nexus One Android Development] pseudoheld:
maybe try to wipe the appdata (in systemsettings-programs)

maybe try to wipe dalvik cache (in recovery)

try out the new market version:

http://www.multiupload.com/O7AIK6RLAL
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
Unfortunately MIUI has yet to publish the sources, I only repackage the binaries, so I can't check that... :(
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
1.12.16 uploaded, and now I have only provided a xpart odex version, for testing. If it goes well I'll upload a a2sd later, and will stabilize on odex next week,
[Nexus One Android Development] pseudoheld:
full wipe is needed for deodex->odex right?

will try it and give feedback!

thanks for your continued hard work on this!
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
Yes, it is recommended. Without a full wipe I had tons of FCs when switching to and from odexed ROMs.
[Nexus One Android Development] pseudoheld:
ok just backing up my data and getting ready to flash ;) will report back as soon as im done!

sorry to say it still isn't working. i did a clean wipe and installed odex but was stuck on the static X. after 8 minutes of this i gave up.

just in case i wiped and installed again...same thing happened.

guess its back to de-odex :S
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
Well, looks like I'll go for the de-odexed version again...

Anyway, does theming work with the odex version? I'm quite found of themed MiUI... ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
Can I ask you another favour? Can you please try this (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19738895#post19738895), after a wipe and install, and tell me if it works? If using adb is too much for you, never mind, I'll find why it isn't working one of these days.
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
Theming works well - after all, the original MIUI ROM is distributed odexed. Too bad they don't distribute sources, having access to those would let me do the same with less work.
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
I'm now thinking that maybe the odexed ROM became too big for the default partition sizes of our N1. I had to change mine to be able to odex it, so I didn't see the problems you guys are seeing. I'll check what I can take out (supermarket is the first candidate), or maybe move to data, but if you want to help me verify this, can you please try blackrose and set a partition size of at least 200MB for the system partition? The layout I have is 200MB system, 15MB cache, and 221MB data. Cache should be less than 20MB so the downloads get relocated to the data partition.
[Nexus One Android Development] bunnahabhain:
I'd like to. But i am not sure if i have flashed an "unsigned" radio image in the past. Which radio is recommended and where can i get a flashable signed zip of that?

Another thing: Do i have to have ADB installed on my computer? Its pretty big...

Blackrose is just setting some sizes using the blackrose-windows-prog isn't it?
[Nexus One Android Development] jbbandos:
The radio you need to flash before Blackrose is on the first post of the thread; the recovery will say the zip is unsigned, but the radio itself is signed, it can't be flashed otherwise.

You don't need adb or fastboot, it is included in Blackrose. You only need the drivers for windows, either N1 or Desire. When I'm home I'll try resizing my N1 down to original partition sizes, and will check if that is indeed the problem. It if is, I'll have to start slimming down the ROM...