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[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
The original posts have been updated with the new link and changelog. Thanks for monitoring the new release.

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I'm having major problems with the 2.0.2 update.

Flashed over v2, after clearing cache and dalvik-cache.

It rebooted maybe 8 times or so, which is a few more than usual. When it finally stopped, EVERY APP force closes (all the apps trying to load in the background pop up with the force close error). It then shows me the Android account setup page.

PRO:

The graphics I could see are pretty.

CON:

Restoring my nandroid for now. Might try a full wipe/install later if others have great success.

There is some talk on the spanish forum of doing a full wipe before installing 2.0.2 for best results.
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Mine is running smooth after just cache wipes. Had to redo screens as mentioned, they were lost. But, my settings stayed unless MyBackPro restored them and just couldn't do home screens. Some recent changes must have messed with things, preventing the usual no loss of data/system settings after flashing over same rom.

I had some initial fc's. But, like last time, seems the more I run it and after a few reboots, it settles in.

Will post on any more issues. But, good atm
[Nexus One Android Development] dulexetina:
I am having problems on 2.0.2 : When i enable apps2sd which is implemented in rom i get soft resets during apps installation and cant install nothing... also s2e app does not works for me and i have ext3/ext4 partition 800+mb and swap size is 0

Do i need to flash darktremors apps2sd or anything,i really need app2sd???

thanx
[Nexus One Android Development] guy8zv:
Its happen with some of the SDCard. The

best is to replace it to new one

but you can try to make the partition again on your SD.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
S2E app is only for CyanogenMod, won't work here.

I don't know how the darktremors script will affect this ROM.

Strange that you get those reboots. As mentioned above, it might be a problem with your sdcard. Any other tweaks you're using? (undervolting, OC, etc?).

Did you do a fresh install or did you flash over an existing older version?
[Nexus One Android Development] dulexetina:
I did a fresh install,full wipe using amon ra recovery(coming from cyanogen nightly-if it means something) and i dont use any of tweaks u mentioned... I have radio 5.12 and hboot 0.35.0017 ; memory card is transcend 8gb class 6 and i am not planing to buy new one just for this or any other rom :)

Btw, i am totally new user of super osr - and this waaay fastest/prettiest rom for n1 so far :D

Thank u guys for ur help, i will just try to make new partition and see how it goes..
[Nexus One Android Development] :
I recommend using Temasek's Format Extreme Wipe or at least his System Wipe and do a couple times along with data/caches etc

Partition card outside phone

These items will give you the cleanest phone to flash rom with no bad leftovers from other roms

Ken
[Nexus One Android Development] dulexetina:
Thanx for the tips man,but i believe its card issue-tried kangorama and cyanogen nightly,with theese roms apps2sd works... I will wait for new update or i might even buy myself new memory card.
[Nexus One Android Development] harunjo:
I did :

Get more RAM and faster responses by disabling verify-bytecode!

su

setprop dalvik.vm.verify-bytecode false

setprop dalvik.vm.dexopt-flags v=n,o=v

rm /data/dalvik-cache/*

rm /cache/dalvik-cache/*

reboot

and worked for this rom..
[Nexus One Android Development] Toobie:
With the use of setCPU I have a battery usage of about 24hours.

Quite good ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] harunjo:
could you share your setcpu setting?
[Nexus One Android Development] ctfrommn:
Try adding Incredicontrol and Juicedefender and you can get another 12-24 hrs.
[Nexus One Android Development] Galloway:
I flashed 2.02 over v2 last night and only cleared caches. No ADW meant my desktops were messed up but I'm ok with that. So far it's working really good. Only minor quip is that the theme Chooser no longer has the battery % theme. The spare parts/cyanogen settings for percent don't look as good as the old battery bar with percent inside it also. I can get used to it if necessary though....also hopefully the next version cones out with a better boot animation ....
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Can't we extract and find that theme from the v2.0 zip? I never theme so I don't know how the files are saved, but I'm sure we could just extract and add to 2.0.2.

Yeah, the newer boot animation is quite horrendous. Easy solution is to delete the old bootanimation.zip from /system/media/ and copy over the old one.
[Nexus One Android Development] Galloway:
Good ideas!

I opened SuperOSR V2 ROM with Astro and navigated to system/app and found "BatNumerada", clicked on it and it prompted to install. I did and bingo! I now have the option of Battery Numbers theme in theme chooser! If you want any of the themes from previous versions this is the way to get them!!!!

Now for my dumb question...I have not been able to delete and replace the bootanimation.zip found in system/media. It says "error deleting files" when delete is chosen...I have also tried using terminal and navigating to system/media, rm bootanimation.zip...no luck either. I have a bootanimation from SuperAOSP 8.6 that I have extracted and want to use....any suggestions on how to make it work and free up the 12mb of space? I have both Windows and Linux home PC's if I need to use those or is there a way to just do it on the phone?
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
You'll need something that can give you r/w root access. I personally use root explorer. Really easy, but a paid app. You can try ES explorer. Astro will not get you there.

Terminal should get you there, provided you give yourself superuser access. (type in "su" first). Or, you can use ADB, which is essentially like terminal.
[Nexus One Android Development] Toobie:
Actually the trackball LED doens't work properly.

It is like a christmas tree.

Flashing randomly in every color!

But not the supposed one.

Edit unter 2.00 - haven't tried the 2.02
[Nexus One Android Development] dulexetina:
I just wanna put out for those who have problems with apps2sd to use Darktremors script-it works for me after many attempts with many apps and ****...

Hope it helps to someone
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Yup, that's one of the fixes of v2.0.2! Though not everyone had that problem with v2.0.
[Nexus One Android Development] Toobie:
setCPU Settings:

Screen Off 245-499 - Prio 50

Battery <25% 245-460 - Prio 70

Charging 768-998 - Prio 100
[Nexus One Android Development] tnicko:
I had problems with the built-in music player when I first tried 2.0. After a few songs it would start to play in slow motion basically and garbled and the phone would become unresponsive. I finally ditched it for MIUI but came back needing a change.

Again after full wipes to include re-partitioning using gparted and the format.zip that's floating around, the music player still gives me problems :(
[Nexus One Android Development] chromiumcloud:
This latest version is great

I'm back to rocking this rom after being on oxygen for a while and really love it.

So far this version is amazingly stable!

I recommend for anyone hesitant about upgrading to pull the trigger.:)
[Nexus One Android Development] ctfrommn:
Couldn't agree more, if they can activate the CM render effects this will be my full time Rom. I just cant look at the overly blue screen, I am so used to CM7. Absolutely awesome Rome though.
[Nexus One Android Development] sylv3st3r:
Hi guys,

So I've been using this rom for 3 weeks now. Always forgot to post back here. So, within this 3 weeks, this rom is the most stable after TheOfficialRom from enomther I ever used. No problems at all until now.

With my data connection always on H (HSDPA) I got about 40 hours battery life with normal usage.

I used this rom with SS4N1, default rom kernel without any other battery apps (green power, juice defender, etc) never liked them.

So this rom should really get some attention.

Edit: typo for the hours :P
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
40 hours is quite outstanding!

I don't quite get that much, but enough to get me through a busy day is all I require.

As suggested on this thread, I tried using incredicontrol to further fine tune the undervolting (SS4N1 does the same essential thing), but I would get very occasional reboots when using Google Nav/GPS, so I'm sticking to stock voltages for now.

As a fellow former enomther ROM devotee, this is certainly a great successor.
[Nexus One Android Development] Toobie:
Iam not sure.. but I guess I have random connection - internet connection drop outs.

via wifi and umts...
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
From Nelo's twitter account, translated, indicating more fun coming very soon:

Compiling NexusOne superOSR 2.1 for Android 2.3.7 based and other improvements.
[Nexus One Android Development] chromiumcloud:
sweet. I can't wait. I left this rom after the alarm clock failed to go off for several days. Not sure if its just a bug or what.

I've updated to the latest HBOOT and radio in the mean time in preparation for 3.7.
[Nexus One Android Development] guy8zv:
Hebrew

Hope we'll get the Hebrew languages on 2.3.7 as superatmel and nelo360 promise.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
v2.1.0 has landed!

I'll update the OP and such after I leave work.

EDIT: Done, links updated.

http://www.movilzona.es/foro/superosr-nexusone-base-superte-gingerbread-t5882.html

Download link: http://goo.gl/KfT2U

For now, changelog:

- Based on android 2.3.7

- Added support for multiple languages ​

- New lockscreen options

- Fixed some pngs

- Several small bugs fixed
[Nexus One Android Development] Galloway:
AWESOME! Downloading right now!
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
I just tried installing 2.1.0 over my existing 2.0.2. After about 4-5 reboots, I unfortunately experienced the same problems as when I tried to install 2.0.2 over 2.0.0.

Namely:

1. Reboots into the Android welcome screen

2. Tons of FCs as the usual programs try to load but fail (keyboards, Titanium, etc.)

3. SD card maybe not recognized?

I'm not sure what caused this. My use of apps2sd?

EDIT: In trying to wipe dalvik-cache, I accidentally wiped sd-ext instead. MAJOR OOPS! Well, might as well wipe everything now and try a fresh install of 2.1.0. Bummed!
[Nexus One Android Development] RoNeReR:
problem

i have strange problem with superosr....

i wipe all device ... data cach delvik....

flash superosr.... everything work good...

but sometime when i reboot the phone start and stuck on boot animaion (superosr logo) and its seem like all button work.... but the screen stuck on the animation....

when i call to the device... i hear the ring... and after 3 sec.. i can answer and the phone wakeup.....

the problem is in v2.0.0 - v2.1.0...

i try cm7 miui oxygen... them work fine.... but i like superosr...
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Noticed shootme 0.8.1 is no longer working for me with 2.1.0. Anyone have it working with 2.0.2?

EDIT: Now it's working. NO idea why. Had tried clearing out superuser permissions, but that didn't help.
[Nexus One Android Development] guy8zv:
Thanks

Thanks for the SuperT@em developers for the lovely ROMS they give us! :)

-Guy-
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
So far I haven't had any problems after reboots. Are you doing apps2sd?

I did call my own phone to see if I could see what you experienced. It did take a little few seconds the first time for the screen to turn on to be able to answer a call. The second time, the screen woke up pretty quickly.
[Nexus One Android Development] :
First thing I would do is a full wipe including System. If you use Amon_Ra, get Temasek's Format zip on this Sub Forum and flash from recovery 3 times, then wipe data/dalvik/etc 3 times.

If no good redo sdcard by formatting outside of phone and then repartition, make sure swap is 0.

Hope it helps--

Ken
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
After a few days of playing around with v2.1.0, I haven't encountered any major sticking points.

Bugs:

1. My ext3 is not recognized as ext3, instead mounted as ext2. Not sure if this affects much.

2. Had 1 episode of unresponsiveness to waking. I had some notifications going on overnight and when I awoke, I was unable to get the phone to respond, though the LED was still blinking appropriately. Required reboot.

Observations:

1. "Conservative" is no longer an option in this kernel (for use with setcpu).

If anyone else out there is using the built in apps2sd, if you could execute "mount" in terminal and look for this line:

/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 on /system/sd type ext2 (rw,noatime,nodiratime,errors=continue)
[Nexus One Android Development] RoNeReR:
i use Temasek's to format.... 3 times... i also recreate partition with minitool partition and card reader.... and the problem slove.... :)

i use builtin app2sd

type mount in terminal and its say ext3
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Thank you for the info. Must be a problem on my side of things then.
[Nexus One Android Development] chromiumcloud:
I had some problems with this rom after a clean wipe (everything).

It was fixed by reflashing again and then repairing permissions in AR.
[Nexus One Android Development] RoNeReR:
i dont know if it know issue... but i have crash when u choose "Battery circle nelo" in theme chooser...
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
I converted my sd-ext partition from ext3 to ext4, and now, with mount, it also says ext3!

Um, I guess we're getting there... slowly... =/

So I just have to ask, @RoNeReR, are you supposed to be ext3 or ext4?
[Nexus One Android Development] RoNeReR:
ok i am sorry u right....

i mount the sdcard with cardreader.. and my pc say ext3....

maybe use a2sd and shutdown buildin app2sd solve this problem?
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Ahh, so your ext3 partition is reading properly.

I'm trying CM7.1 for now. The S2E app does mount my ext4 partition properly as ext4, so I think my v2.1.0 problem may be with the built-in apps2sd, and not my particular sdcard partition. No performance issues that I noted before switching, just not mounting as it's supposed to.

If I revert back to SuperAOSP later, I'll probably be back to 2.0.2.

Really, the only thing that CM has that SuperAOSP doesn't, that I actually might use, is renderFX.
[Nexus One Android Development] ctfrommn:
Why is that render effect so hard to find? It should be put out as a flashable zip or apk.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
I wish it were that simple. It's far more integrated into the framework? Just copying over cm parts won't cut it!

EDIT:

Switched back from 7.1 to good ole' 2.0.2 after just a few days. A few too many weird freezes, slowdowns.
[Nexus One Android Development] ctfrommn:
You don't like 2.1?
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
With 2.1, I had an episode where after receiving some notifications, with the LED flashing, it wouldn't wake up again. No alterations to the ROM at all, normal kernel, no undervolting.

That's really the first time I had any problems with a stock SuperOSR ROM. I've caused a few kernel panics by undervolting with incredicontrol, but that's my own doing.

When I switched to CM7.1, I had the same LED notification freeze occur a few times. I think the SuperOSR team pulled in some buggy code in implementing the new 'features' from GWK74.

So aside from the ring lockscreen, there's no benefit at all in my book over 2.0.2.
[Nexus One Android Development] ctfrommn:
Good to know, I guess I was wondering what was causing random reboots. I will try using 2.0.2 and see how that works.

Thanks Waylo
[Nexus One Android Development] xseaplus:
Developping

Will you continue developping the rom???

I use 2.1 and like it so much... i hope you continue...
[Nexus One Android Development] ckl_88:
Deleted...
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Thanks! But the ROM's development is not in my hands... I'm just the messenger =)

The primary forum is the spanish one in the first post. I just relay releases and provide basic support for people interested in this excellent ROM.
[Nexus One Android Development] YVG107:
V2.2.0 SuperOSR AW is here !

- Sources synchronized (17.11.2011) Google and CM

- New battery (MIUI style) by default

- Option to take screenshots by pressing the power button for a while

- Fix that greatly improves the speed of writing on the sd (overhtc thanks for the tip)

- Reorganization and edit some menus

- New version lockscreen ring (center ring only)

- Removed some apps to make the lightest rom (can be installed from the market)

· Google Docs

· Google Plus

· Adobe Flash Player

http://goo.gl/iJpoi
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Thanks for posting the changelog. I'll update the OP now. The spanish forum/download link was down last night when I tried to access it!

EDIT:

For posterity, I'm going to start keeping the older download links up.

Flashed 2.2.0 over my 2.0.2 without wiping, but did clear cache/dalvik. The flash over did fine. No weird permissions/rapid succession of FCs/total flustercluck that has occasionally occurred, such as when I last flashed 2.1.0 over 2.0.2.
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Have flashed the rom from clean, fully wiped and left to sit but no market, tried flashing a gapps and still the same.

Edit: Turned on wireless and selected an apn and magically its now selectable.
[Nexus One Android Development] ckl_88:
can anyone tell me what the custom brightness levels are in the 2.1 version. The 2.2 version abruptly changes brightness when the light levels change and I notice that there are only 4 levels preset.

I remember in the 2.1 version, the brightness changes weren't so dramatic.
[Nexus One Android Development] Gabewithkungfugrip:
Anyone else have a thin blue line above the notification bar after upgrading to the latest version?
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
I think that's part of the miui battery status. You can deselect it in cm parts. Select a different battery style under interface.

Edit:

Confirmed. It's not a bug, it's a feature. Truly! :-)
[Nexus One Android Development] Gabewithkungfugrip:
Cheers waylo. Think I'll turn that off.
[Nexus One Android Development] Galloway:
So far it's working great! Anyone notice though that SupSetupV2 is version 2.62 but on the market it is v 2.64? Anyone know if there's a reason the market version is more current then the included one in the newest ROM?
[Nexus One Android Development] ckl_88:
The auto-brightness level has definitely changed for the worse in 2.2. I just flashed back to 2.1 and found that it had the same custom brightness levels, but the difference is that the level changes are very smooth (going from bright to dark and dark to bright). For example, if I came out of a dark underground parking lot onto the street, in 2.1, the screen would get brighter gradually, in 2.2, it would just go bright right away.

Anyone else notice this?
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
I haven't noticed the brightness issue personally, but I haven't looked for it specifically. No posts on the spanish forum have mentioned it.

I did note that the 'percentage' battery status bar mod results in 2 battery icons showing up.

Aside from that, and a reboot during GPS navigation (has happened before on several builds), it's working pretty smoothly for me.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
I'm getting a "low on space" warning... damn. Since I have apps2sd turned on, with 600megs free on the apps2sd partition, I technically am not. But the internal storage partition is measuring <20megs. Eck.

Not sure how to get rid of this error. Removed some apps, and that helped. But it comes back often now.
[Nexus One Android Development] ckl_88:
Clear browser cache?
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Certainly didn't hurt.

I tried deleting some apps and did some old-timey froyo apps2SD movement. That fixed it enough.

The problem is that the internal data/app folder is linked to the external sd-ext/app folder, so I can't tell what is really in what folder. I'd hope that once apps2ext is turned on, which is the first thing I do when installing the clean ROM, the majority of installed apps gets put into the sd-ext, but it doesn't look like it.

From the spanish forum, someone suggested, I think (google translate is imperfect), unselecting and reselecting the built-in apps2ext option in the supsetup app.

Well, on a totally separate note, I have "upgraded" to the Galaxy Nexus and am giving my N1 to my brother. So, I'll try to keep updating the thread with releases from the spanish site, but I won't be able to physically test anything anymore.

Bittersweet.
[Nexus One Android Development] Bling_Diggity:
Just installed 2.2. Love it. I was having so many problems with CM 7.1, I decided to say screw it and try a completely different rom. So far, no problems on this one (the app2sd problem listed previously being the lone exception, but i use link2sd anyway and it works perfectly on this rom, unlike in CM). I'm going to test out Juice Defender here in a second, although i'm not sure I need it anymore considering how much more battery life i've been getting with this rom as compared to CM (about 2x). The only thing I miss from CM (so far) is resizable widgets, but I figure i can switch over to a different launcher and remedy that problem. I kinda like the current launcher regardless, as it is blazing fast compared to CM's default launcher (which I think is ADW EX?).
[Nexus One Android Development] Bling_Diggity:
Mmmmkay, so apparently in my last post I spoke to soon. After rebooting the phone, all hell broke loose with apps2ext. See this post for further discussion:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1395588
[Nexus One Android Development] guy8zv:
upgrade

Hello nelo360 and SuperAosp (the developers of superXXX roms). Yours superOSR v2.2 is one of the best 2.3.7 roms (the other is MeDroid v5.1) for N1. I hope you will go on and upgrade this ver and improve the benchmark result such as MeDroid v5.1.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
I've been following some of the discussion over on the spanish forum, and this may be it =(. The translations seem to indicate that ICS is hard to port onto the N1, so we'll see if anything happens either way.

Thanks for your support! This was the last ROM I put on my N1 before bequeathing it to my brother, who is a total Android newb, because I felt it was stable enough for even an ugh... iphone user. Haha.
[Nexus One Android Development] guy8zv:
SuperOSR-ST@-Nexus-2.2.0 is

the best rom avoidable

. Unfortunately it seems that not any new upgrade around.
[Nexus One Android Development] guy8zv:
New gingerbread SuperOsr 2.4.0 !

New gingerbread SuperOsr 2.4.0 !. The best rom for N1 from SuperTe@m (superteam) developers. Link:

http://goo.gl/htXpe
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Original posts updated with download link (same as above) and changelog update. Have fun you guys.
[Nexus One Android Development] xseaplus:
This mod rocks!

But no new upgrades :(

I hope they continue working
[Nexus One Android Development] Frank2807:
This Rom is perfect. Because of this, it's not much to do. :)

I think the next milestone would be a ICS Rom from superteam. That would be mine. I loved the super... -Roms from G1 to N1. Every Rom was great work.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
I think in order to get ICS working on a N1, repartitioning of the memory is necessary. Sounds complex, but the Blackrose thread has instructions on it.

I suppose when/if it gets released, there should hopefully be an easy to follow tutorial.
[Nexus One Android Development] ckl_88:
Just wondering if any of you N1 users used to run this ROM and have moved on to an ICS ROM? If so, which one do you use and how does it compare? I have been running the super ROMS for a long time and I love the stability and speed, but I'm itching to try out ICS.

Thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] bhaismachine:
Is this ROM better than stable CM7.2 ? Thank you!
[Nexus One Android Development] atifrawn:
super osr rom

hay

yes .

give it try