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[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] me2freedom:
Testing on CM6 v5 Froyo.

;;Dual-recovery works great and superfast on CM6 v5 Froyo!

;;Can't reboot into recovery anymore within OS.

Recovery also changed into xRecovery which he doesn't load.

Now testing the multiboot!

;;When selecting multiboot, the phone turns off himself and doesn't go on.

After one minute I put on the phone myself and it started with the main ROM.

Yes I selected the zip for boot option, and yes I selected the auto choose option.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] *boy*racer*:
Me too. Just bought an 8gb class 10 waiting to arrive. Will test soon as it comes
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] leajian:
Sorry that was noob question. I didn't noticed that we can flash a zip into a boot option. OK, but with this chargemon offline

charging doesn't work

! :(

And with previous ramdisk patch I was on bootloop I think, but it was stuck on Sony Ericsson screen. Never booted. I'll try the new one and report. My SD class is 4. So, how many MB are being loaded every time? And won't multiboot affect SD's health, since everything is being read and written all the time... :confused:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x10man:
K thanks d4 I will reinstall multiboot ( my wifi just went mad so I had to restore) and try cyanocomb for an hour leaving it till boot but I will invest in a better sd also to galvik try amazon they have sd's by class rating
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] galvic:
Amazon aint available in India...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] kormatoes:
Can I send u 1 we can sort somthing out

;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x10man:
I had guessed that you couldn't get it as I would assume if you could you would have... so sorry about that

Anyway on to actual testing I tried boot for an hour and a half and it didn't get off SE screen so class 2 is unuseable or my card is incompataible and D4 can I have the specs of pewoples cards and if it worked or not so I can build a spreadsheet of compatible cards as reference information
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] galvic:
I dnt think people less than class 6 shud try this...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x10man:
yep naA's advice on the mini thread was good as i doubt many people want to be waiting over an hour and a half to boot their phones :) when i have some cash i will get a new SD
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] *boy*racer*:
Just recieved my 8gb class 10 sd card so ill test it and let u guys know if it works:-D

EDIT: nope, no luck :-(
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] nikhilbundile:
Supported ROMs

Those who have tested, please mention the ROMs which supports MultiBoot along with ramdisk dl link

I think CyaNoComb v1.4 - Optimized VM works.. but there's no patch of ramdisk provided by Dev. Does the one (ramdisk for Cyanocomb) which is in this thread works?

and does GingerDX works?? where is it's Multiboot package (ramdisk) ?

I tried many ROMs n stuck on this step!

5. Choose Flash Zip to boot option, and flash the correspondent multiboot package (ROM's devs need to provide this) :D :D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] XxLordxX:
Man while trying to boot into your CyanoComb on my 8gb class 10 sd card it takes an eternity to boot and even doesn't go ahead after white Sony Logo appears :(, what should I do?
[Thunderbolt General] voxigenboy:
when i had my Incredible 2 i noticed that the 3G on it was faster then the 3G on this Thunderbolt(both stock and rooted)... also, on the Incredible 2 i was able to download a torrent for instance, and watch a video in Seaman Player at the same time just fine. when i try to do that on the Thunderbolt the playback gets a little laggy and i have to overclock for it to play normal(that and the battery gets really hot on the Thunderbolt but it didnt on the Incredible 2.

what gives?
[Thunderbolt General] animez:
Semen Player? Just what are you streaming? :P

All kidding aside I've never noticed my battery getting hot downloading, streaming or gaming.

Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt
[Thunderbolt General] Trident77:
I have none of the issues you're having. I've also compared my 3G speed to my friends iPhone and it's comparable, if not faster. The Droid Incredible 2 is a nice phone, but you can't even compare the two.

Why?

1. My Thunderbolt has 4G.

2. My Thunderbolt will eat your Droid Incredible 2.
[Thunderbolt General] eraursls1984:
The hot battery is normal, mine gets pretty hot on a daily basis (both of my thunderbolts. Videos do seem to lag on here also, my old Droid X didn't studder with videos unless they were hd.
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
Funny.... I suggested in a dInc forum that one of them come over here and tell us just how shabby the Tbolt is next to a dInc. I've had lengthy experience with the Tbolt (which I'm typing this on), the dInc, and the dInc2. The dInc2 is smooth as hell. But its like watching glaciers move using it for much of anything after using a Tbolt. The specs don't even suggest that phone is faster. What's more, the Tbolt has 2 radios, one dedicated to nothing but data. But let's say it does have inferior 3G.... Who cares? 4G is up to 20 times faster. It's getting to the point that if you don't have 4G coverage you really do live in the sticks.

And I've never noticed the battery get warm unless I'm charging it, which the dInc2 did as well.
[Thunderbolt General] eraursls1984:
I quit using benchmarks as soon as I found out they mean nothing. My old Droid X had benchmarks of 1850 and just over 2100 and had horrible performance when it had a benchmark of more than 2800. I have not done any benchmarks for my thunderbolt because its pointless.
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
Benchmark scores aren't great measures, but you're never going to get a dInc2 to score that.
[Thunderbolt General] Mean Bro Greene:
I disagree, Quadrant is easily manipulated

Edit:This is not to say that I believe the Inc2 has better hardware, because I don't. If you compare them, they are *almost* the same device, the only 2 real differences being screen size and LTE capability.
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
I have MAN hands that disagree with dinky lil screens. The new dInc2 is about as small as I could live with. My original dInc gave my hand cramps. I will say that dInc did hold a 3G signal better right out of the box. But since properly functioning radios have arrived for the Tbolt, it's been johnny on the spot. The obvious advantage is 4G. The less obvious advantage: data/tethering while in call. Once you're used to that, you'll think any 3G phone is broke before you realize.... that's just how they ALL are.
[Thunderbolt General] voxigenboy:
again guys, i realize that the Thunderbolt is the 'better' phone, just that i have had both phones and found that in my area, the Incredible 2 was faster with it's 3G then the 3G on the Thunderbolt (there's no 4G here yet which is odd since i'm in north San Diego on the beach)...

that and using specifically 'ADownloader' + 'Seaman Player' simultaneously there were no issues at all with the Incredible 2 (videos played flawlessly & the battery never felt hot)... yet with the Thunderbolt, using the exact same apps simultaneously, playback would be jerky unless i overclocked and the battery would get really hot.

i do like the Thunderbolt more physically (as i'm 6' 5" and have big hands) + can't wait until 4G is available.
[Thunderbolt General] bb4ninja:
Sorry for going off topic but what rom are you running your quadrant scores are way higher than mine
[Thunderbolt General] Trident77:
CM7 RC1.4
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
If the Tbolt was getting hot, it wasn't grabbing a local tower, which would also explain the slow data. Try using the same PRL version on both phones, then compare. The Tbolt is VERY slow, up to an hour or more, to pick up new towers, and unlike the dInc2, you cannot update the PRL.
[Thunderbolt General] voxigenboy:
i know that the towers are far from here(about 2-3 cities away)

if by changing PRL on this phone you mean the ol' turn off, take out battery for 20sec, reboot to update your position... then yeah i do that sometimes.
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
They tell you that works, but I've nevern once had that work for me. On any ROM. In any city. On any radio.
[Thunderbolt General] stopswitch:
Doubt it
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
Doubt what?
[Thunderbolt General] KillaLude:
i'm sorry i dont normally get into pissing matches but your thunderbolt with not eat anything not only do benchmarks mean nothing but yours are low.

i got 4096 on quadrant and 62+ on linpack on my inc2 at 1.8ghz. my bolt cant even get to 1.8 without rebooting

to keep on topic my bolt seems slower and drops 3g more then my inc2 ever did it also heats up alot more never seen my inc over 31 or 32c, it also ran a lot better at low speed. with full 3.0 sense i could clock at 768mhz with no lag at all.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1160812&page=5
[Thunderbolt General] g00s3y:
Benchmarks mean nothing, but you had to post yours to show you are better? :rolleyes:

This thread is just asking for a flame war to start...

Does it really matter which phone is "better"... No

/thread
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
Ya know what? I've used both phones side by side and they were basically equal. Benchmarks measure what software can do, not hardware. Also, the Tbolt has a more advanced chip so it doesn't need to run as fast to keep up. This is now the stupidest thread on the Tbolt forum.
[Thunderbolt General] g00s3y:
We may have to put that up for a vote lol
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
New pole thread? Which is stupider? This thread or the HTC vs Samsung vs LG thread! The winner of the poll gets forever booted from XDA.
[Thunderbolt General] mrkite38:
I could buy the dinc2 being snappier on 3g - after all, it has two cores, right? So your browser, for instance, is more likely to process the data received without interruption from other processes. Could also explain the lack of 'chop' while multitasking. Less context switching = smoother experience.

Please note that I have a TB and love it. 4G FTW. But there could be a very reasonable explanation for the two phenomena that have been described here.
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
I'm not so sure its got dual cores. I'm quite sure its single core. The CPU family is inferior to the Tbolt's 8655.
[Thunderbolt General] davidstech11:
That's strange. I understand maybe your house or street not having LTE. But I am in North San Diego and I have amazing LTE coverage. Now, when you go to the mall, grocery store, whatever I would find that strange you not getting it. Because I have at times seen 35+Mbps download speeds. Not always of course. But without doubt, my Thunderbolt has LTE the majority of the time. I rarely ever have to have 3G, even in North San Diego.
[Thunderbolt General] g00s3y:
The INC2 has the same processor as the TB.
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
I thought the dInc2 had the 8255 chip and the Tbolt had the 8655 chip. Both have the same Scorpion core. I think the only difference between the chips is LTE.
[Thunderbolt General] joshnichols189:
That's a pretty ****ty 4G DL speed. I'd be ashamed to post that one.
[Thunderbolt General] yareally:
You did notice it says Kilobytes, not bits, right? Multiply by 8 and divide by 1024 to get the "all mighty" Mbps :p
[Thunderbolt General] animez:
I don't really trust the speedtest.net app. I think running the 7MB test on http://mobilespeedtest.com gives more accurate numbers (it's downstream only though). The speedtest app gives me crazy high numbers, but with a relatively small download. The bigger the download, the more accurate the result.
[Thunderbolt General] KingKuba13:
Just go do a smartbench run so it won't be as easily manipulated.

Then you'll find out your hot rod is slow.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Shixel:
Hola a todos! aqui les dejo una modificacion que Yo mismo hice al digitalClockwidget, espero y le guste! Saludos!!

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=670842&stc=1&d=1311993325
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] psp1987:
Why i cant install it???

Im using froyobread rom
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] vlado37vlado:
INSTALL :

1. Copy clock to your sd card.

2. Now using root explorer move clock to system folder.(system/)

3. Change permissions like this

* *

*

*

rw-r--r--

4. Now finally move the changed clock to app folder.(system/app/)

5. Reboot your phone.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Burn2Hell:
Thank yoy, gona put it on my phone :D.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LKnight:
English please !
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] kakorott:
cool stuff .. :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] neoadn:
nice mate! :D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] norbi_nw:
says i cannot past into /system because the file sytem is read only...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] vlado37vlado:
you have to switch to R/W to R/O
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] norbi_nw:
It's my very first time with root explorer... so i don't know anything about RW and RO.. can you help please and explain? i installed root explorer, and put the .apk to SD. What next? i can't modify "system" folders permissions, it wont let me.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] vlado37vlado:
Click here and continue as directed above.

Before you do the backup in xrecovery
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Shixel:
Tu debes de rootear tu teléfono. Puedes usar superOneClick para hacer esto. Después ya podrás das clic en el botón r/o y r/w, das clic y el BOTÓN debe de quedar en r/o

Lee bien en el foro,hay una sección especializada en esto. Saludos
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] norbi_nw:
thank you very much for explaining. Works great :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] z-setsuna-z:
you have to switch to R/W to R/O,it's the button the top of root explorer
[Droid Incredible General] davwman:
epic!? I think so.
[Droid Incredible General] tcberg2010:
Nice! This should save a ton of setup time when I install a new distro
[Droid Incredible General] Smokeey:
AWESOME! Finally, I can run Linux simply. Expect ROM's from me!
[Droid Incredible General] Smokeey:
EASY Set-up! Now to figure out how to do everything else..... :/
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
If you need some help with anything just let me know.
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
Wow. downloaded.
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
how was the download speed? The server will be getting a make-over tomorrow and should beef up the download speed.
[Droid Incredible General] bogwurm:
I'm assuming I can make this into a persistent usb and take it anywhere and work on it? Regardless I'm going to give it a shot.
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
DL started at 700 and dropped 1kB/s every 2 seconds continuously, then dropped out. I thought it was an artifact of the averaging done by Google Chrome; except it was linear, 2 seconds every time.
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
Please see #2

Q: Do I have to install GRPdevkit to my HDD?

A: No, you can run it from live mode and store your progress on a pen drive. Alternately, you can install it on a pen/usb drive and run it from that if your bios detects usb drives.
[Droid Incredible General] beard0:
And boom goes the dynamite :)

/Dinc
[Droid Incredible General] Zalatorisaurus:
Very nice work. Thanks for this.
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
The server went down for a little bit. They beefed up the server speeds so it should download faster now. It should be up and running now
[Droid Incredible General] HillsRider:
Great.. now I have to stop & get more DVDs. My old laptop doesn't boot from usb. Looking forward to trying it out. Thanks!
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
OP,

You said you were having trouble paralleling it with other os's? Any ideas why? i was very much hoping to throw it alongside joulicloud (ubuntu based) on my ssd.
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
I wasn't having any luck dual booting Linux Mint or Ubuntu. I have Windows 7 Ultra that I wanted to dual boot but couldn't get it worked out and just gave up since I have to have Linux for most of the development I do.
[Droid Incredible General] bogwurm:
Dino-mite? Faq said run live and store on usb. Assumption was run live from dvd. Second part of answer was run from usb if BIOS allowed it. That's why I assumed I could run a live usb with a dedicated partition on the same usb. If we didn't have questions then we wouldn't have Devs. But thanx for your input Mr Dynamite.
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
You should be able to install on a usb pen drive and save your files on a dedicated partition. Just make sure you have enough room on your pen drive. Look here: Link and see the requirements for doing so. I've never actually installed on a pen drive myself but theoretically speaking it's plausible. Let me know if it works out for you.
[Droid Incredible General] bogwurm:
Will do thanx for the reply. I know how to set up a persistent live distro but some of them are tricky. I like this idea because all I need is the flash drive to do work on any computer.

"Here and now, boys, here and now."-Aldous Huxley
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
Best part about pen drive is you can develop on the go! Dev from bosses computer or the local library :-)
[Droid Incredible General] bogwurm:
Haven't done it on the bosses putter, done it on his wife's though.

"Here and now, boys, here and now."-Aldous Huxley
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
Too risky for me, I'll just stick with boss's computer, lol
[Droid Incredible General] beard0:
Relax lol it was a joke I wasn't trying to bash you in anyway that's just what I do with my friends lol so relax a little :)

/Dinc
[Droid Incredible General] bogwurm:
No prob.

"Here and now, boys, here and now." - Aldous Huxley
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
DL'd again, 536kB/s solid
[Droid Incredible General] ifitwasnt4u:
I am unable to download, both link and mirror will not pull down the ISO when I click the download button.
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
I see what's going on with it and post back. What I really need is someone that will host my iso that has good server speeds :-/
[Droid Incredible General] ifitwasnt4u:
Thank you! Once I have the ISO, I have some server space I can see about hosting it on as a mirror.

I am wanting to learn and work on my own ROM, right now, I am mostly into .NET programming, but pick things up quickly!
[Droid Incredible General] tcberg2010:
Maybe you can try to torrent it?
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
I can try to torrent it, but I don't like torrent sites. A good way to get a virus, nevertheless, I'll look into it. I haven't checked to see what's going on with the link because I'm in the middle of the installation of a potential next edition base os for the dev kit.
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
if you torrent it and someone needs a seed, pm me.
[Droid Incredible General] tcberg2010:
I could seed at night. Dont have the fastest internet but every kb/s helps.
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
Still deciding on a distro base for the next dev kit. I liked the idea of making it light by using xfce, but was having problems getting remastersys to install. I need remaster sys to build the the live cd with. What do you think about e17(aka enlightment)? Iread that it's really light and fast.
[Droid Incredible General] wildstang83:
So what yall are saying is I can throw this puppy on my thumb drive and walk up to any of my putters and start deving right then and there?

Edit I have a 4GB thumb drive
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
That's right. Good job on your porting guide btw. I posted it on the green rom project forum
[Droid Incredible General] wildstang83:
Well thanks bud. I appreciate that.

Now, is there a guide that could show a caveman how to put this thing on my thumb drive? I really like this idea and had no idea that was even possible till just now, lol
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
There's actually a usb install option when you run it from the live cd. It's in menu/administrator
[Droid Incredible General] bogwurm:
You currently running Linux?

"Here and now, boys, here and now." - Aldous Huxley
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
Just tested the download server and it's downloading fine. Hopefully no one will have issues with downloading
[Droid Incredible General] bogwurm:
Pss... Final got around to making the persistent usb. Pretty easy in ubuntu. Works pretty well on a 4 gig. Might run out of space. Though with only 2 gigs left for data storage and updates

"Here and now, boys, here and now." - Aldous Huxley
[Droid Incredible General] wildstang83:
Thanks guys for your help. Yes I am running Ubuntu 11.04 so I should be good to go there.

I was wanting to basically set it up on my thumb drive to where I can boot from it and store updates and junk on it at the same time. Just like a normal HDD.

Forgive my newbness guys. This is totally new and exciting for me, lol I swear my brain gets more wrinkles every time I come on here.:p

EDIT: Lol this thing says 12 Hours to download. I'll have to try it again when I get to some better Internet. I use my phone for Internet and my speeds aren't that great.
[Droid Incredible General] bogwurm:
To make the persistent usb just use startup disk creator. Point it to the ISO of you choice then at the bottom it should ask about persistent file size. Just max that slider out. Not home now to double check but I think that's it.

"Here and now, boys, here and now." - Aldous Huxley
[Droid Incredible General] dpwhitty11:
Getting this as a live usb for me works like a charm, but installation of this onto a blank/formatted hdd always fails. It gets to the last part of the installation then says the installer crashed. I've recreated the live usb 3 times and also redownloaded it twice.

Any ideas?
[Droid Incredible General] bogwurm:
Need more info such as what system your running and what your using to make the live distro. I think it is failing to install the bootloader. I have noticed that windows does this sometimes.

"Here and now, boys, here and now." - Aldous Huxley
[Droid Incredible General] bogwurm:
Hey Treken if you want to move this install support crappy that's cool. Don't want to step on your toes.

"Here and now, boys, here and now." - Aldous Huxley
[Droid Incredible General] dpwhitty11:
Currently running win7x64sp1. Making the live usb with Linux Live usb Creator 2.8.3. Also, my current bootloader is Grub.

Also, im trying to do it to a freshly wiped drive.
[Droid Incredible General] bogwurm:
Not home now to find a complete solution but if you can burn a live dvd then you can load that up and choose to install to usb (external hhd). May give options for partitions and such.

"Here and now, boys, here and now." - Aldous Huxley
[Droid Incredible General] frostincredible:
Quick question....32 or 64 bit?
[Droid Incredible General] tcberg2010:
Most likely 64. I know there is a workaround you can find, but without it, trying to build aosp requires a 64 bit architecture.
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
That's cool. I'm going to school for the next two weeks and have about 4 hours of homework a night, so time is very limited if not non-existent right now.
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
64 bit. I know a work around to use 32 bit, but I have a64 but system now si I don't bother with 32 bit.
[Droid Incredible General] frostincredible:
Awesome, I'm bout to try it out, looks sweet, been wanting to try building an AOSP ROM:)
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
Debian based xfce desktop:

http://dev-host.org/r5ziempnn0nq/grpdevkit_1.3.iso
[Droid Incredible General] csditguy:
Whatever was wrong must be fixed. I'm downloading from the link in the OP and am getting 1.16 MB/s. That's a 2 Gig download in half an hour.
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
Yeah, they added another server to their site.
[HTC Sensation] jrflurry114:
As much as I love my Atrix I really hate AT&T. T-Mobile looks to have better pricing but somewhat of a less than stellar network coverage where I live. I live in the Detroit metro area where I'm sure the service will be fine plus I know that Tmo has a 4G network here. My only concern is I spend alot of time "up-north". With AT&T I can usually rely on Edge but looking at the Tmo coverage map is kinda scary. The other plus to Tmo is the Sensation which I recently played with and its amazing! Any one around my area wanna chime in with some advice??