yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Install Notes

<I don't know what that last sentence is supposed to mean>

I recommend you skip google account login the very first time you install. Configure the ROM first, turn on apps2sd if you wish (it will auto-reboot), then do your google login. Otherwise, it will start auto-downloading all your apps from market, and generally make a huge mess.

Screenshots:
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Changelog

Changelog v1 SuperOSR AW *

- Based on Android 2.3.5

- All improvements CyanogenMod

- New kernel 2.6.38.8 redstar

- Added ADWLauncher as default launcher

- New visuals

- many internal improvements and bug repaired

v2.0.0

- New boot animation

- New Wallpaper

- New graphical look

- Updated some apps

- Fixed the bug of random color of the trackball

- Restructuring wireless menu

- Modified apn Pepephone (I think this is a mobile service provider in Spain)

- Internal improvements and optimizations

v2.0.2

- Blue LED activity during installation. (Expect to be off to start playing)

- Removed some apps (you can install from the market)

- ADW is changed by the original launcher modified

- Increased the cache to 1024 kb sd to increase the writing speed via USB

- Compiled 2.6.38.8 kernel redstar, with the latest updates

- Improved power consumption

- Modified the graphics in different rom sites

- (CM) has rewritten part of the code led the trackball notifications

- Base CodeAurora

v2.1.0

- Based on android 2.3.7

- Added support for multiple languages ​

- New lockscreen options

- Fixed some pngs

- Several small bugs fixed

v2.2.0

- 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

V2.4.0

- Sources synchronized (02/12/2012)

- New animations of ICS

- New visual options lockscreen ring

- More Parts and other translations on menus

- Option to share the screenshots after transmission

- Internal optimizations
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Some things I've noticed with v1, coming from a complete wipe.

Market is the older 2.3.6 version

Gmail is an older version which FCs on me. Updating to the new version works fine.

Maps is an older version.

Apparently there is a problem with notifications, from user nodnarb:
[Nexus One Android Development] liderzre:
Great. Any screenshoots?
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Already customized my ROM after installing, so graphically it's not particularly impressive.

Basically the ROM runs ADWLauncher, so not so much to show more than that.

I'll post some shots from the settings pages.

Also, some screenshots available here from the older version. Graphically, not much has changed.

http://www.movilzona.es/foro/superaosp-para-nexus-one-por-superatmel-tolemac-t4675.html

Go to post #3. Except it will be in English =)
[Nexus One Android Development] Galloway:
Been running the new version since last night. So far it's not bad. I did like the old launcher better then ADW but what do ya do....Battery life seems great so far. So far my notifications seem to work ok. Not any significant changes but maybe the subtle ones will show up with use. Too bad the only support is on a Spanish only site. I suppose we can all support it here as well to an extent....
[Nexus One Android Development] hackermail:
I have been running this rom since yesterday and so far no issues at all! No notification issues or Gmail FC's here. am glad that you have created a thread there. I too am a big fan of Super line of roms. Thanks for your effort. :)
[Nexus One Android Development] tanclo:
I'm glad for the thread too.

Are here any special requirements that I missed - for example, A2SD (mentioned on movilzone thread) usually entails an ext4.. could this be why my installation never worked out? It's just a hunch (I don't have an ext4).

I did have fc of gmail too - do i simply go ahead and update it from market then? I never got to test gtalk. Market is not the newer version which I suppose one can live with.

I flashed it for my wife's phone but as it never gave me any joy, i reverted to SuperAosp 8.6 which works 100%.
[Nexus One Android Development] thatguyzx:
If you use Google Chrome as your browser, it does a fantastic job of instant auto translating the site. I speak Spanish and can attest to its acceptable accuracy. Chrome also helped me with the Chinese on the original MIUI site.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
For a2sd, you can have an ext3 or ext4 partition. Mine is ext3. Any other specific problems?

Right now, I'm not seeing a big difference between 8.6 AOSP and 1.0 OSR, except for some graphical changes (the pop-up boxes look different, the thumbscroll graphic is dark instead of gray).

Actually one thing I have noticed is that my bluetooth autoconnect is not working the way it should. Before it worked okay just by changing one line in the audio.conf file in etc/bluetooth/ (set autoconnect=on). Currently experimenting.
[Nexus One Android Development] xdraw:
Don't seem much difference in this ROM compared to Superaosp

i have been having some issues tho, wifi no longer works, won't connect to any networks

battery life is half that of superaosp. will try a reflash and see what happens.
[Nexus One Android Development] tnicko:
I too have had zero issues. All is well here.

No partitioning of my SD card since I don't used A2SD. Just one fat32 partition.

No problems with any notifications, gmail or market.

Battery life is also very good. I'm averaging 24hrs with moderate usage with SetCPU having one state to throttle speeds down to 128-384 when screen is off.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Anyone having any issues with bluetooth connections?

I restored some bluetooth pairings with TB. Maybe should have left it alone and started anew.

Been messing with the etc/bluetooth/audio.conf file with no improvements.
[Nexus One Android Development] Imperial.mack:
Good rom. It's working well :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Galloway:
No issues so far and my battery life is quite a bit better! I did have to manually connect Bluetooth tonight to my car but I find that happens quite often the first time I flash a new ROM...I'll monitor and see if that continues.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Figured out my bluetooth issue.

Previous, I could swear just by changing (turning on) the autoconnect=on parameter in audio.conf, I could forgo repairing/relearning my bluetooth pairings.

So I changed it after the wipe/flash, and couldn't get it to automatically pair. In fact, couldn't get it to connect at all for any duration.

After putzing around with all the other parameters, I realized I should have just changed back the original thing I had altered ("#autoconnect=on"), and it works fine now.

So, the take home lesson is, don't mess with the etc/bluetooth/audio.conf file that comes preloaded! And just re-pair whatever BT items you had previously.
[Nexus One Android Development] chromiumcloud:
I too have been less impressed. Battery life I feel is either about the same or worse. (yesterday I got down to 30% by the evening, which is unheard of for SuperASOP).

The other things that have sucked has been a random reboot into recovery (WTF?!), and GPS is slower to lock.

And then to top it all off, this morning the phone was off sitting in my desktop cradle (but 100% charged, LOL). I could live with that because my T-Bolt woke me up, but usually its the other way around in that my N1 is the Old Faithful that I can rely upon for alarm, tethering, etc.

Signal reception is also notably poorer compared to 8.4. Has anyone else noticed this?

I will give it one more day, but I may wipe everything and go back to 8.4, which had the best combo of battery life, signal, and stability for me.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Thanks for your commentary. Even as the OP here, I haven't seen major advances since 8.4 (wonk fix). And I never actually had the wonk! Did you try 8.6 and go back to 8.4? If so, why?

Though, I have not had any wifi issues, or random reboots, or slow GPS locking.

I did notice that sometime in between 8.2, maybe in 8.4, my wifi signal dropped a few bars in my living room, which isn't that far from the router. I had heard there was there some adoption of new wifi driver code?

I'm trusting you did a clean wipe flash? I think some have said that it flashes fine over 8.6, but probably not recommended.
[Nexus One Android Development] 5605233:
no have Chinese , Unfortunately.

China has a lot of people , interest in the ROM.

But , they can not use this ROM .

Because they English is so so so bad ,Including me .
[Nexus One Android Development] siddharthsai:
The battery life is phenomenal
[Nexus One Android Development] chromiumcloud:
I did try 8.6 and found that the battery life was not as good as 8.4, so went back to 8.4

I do a clean wipe each time (unfortunately since EVERYTHING has to be set up again), but that being said I do not reformat to wipe the SD card, only factory reset and then wipe again with data, dalik+other cache.

I gave up on this rom after it rebooted when I tried to put in the car dock one morning and that was the last straw for me. I returned back to 8.4 and couldn't be happier. Everything just works, including the ability to apply the themes fully (which I could not do on the SuperOSR). I think the battery life is amazing, dare I say Super, in all of these roms :D

Best of luck to everyone on this rom. There was not enough new stuff to make me stick it out given all the problems. Maybe one day I'll get bored enough to flash something again, but learning patience as a former crack flasher is not easy.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
After getting the T-Mobile network-related battery drain issue resolved, I'm getting about 2% idle drain/hour (on wifi but with phone on). This is about as good as I've had.

Some say on the latest CMs nightlies battery drain is outstanding too?

EDIT:

On 3g (no wifi), getting ~3%/hour drain while idle. Still pretty darn good.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Yup, sounds like your troubles with SuperOSR aren't worth it. The only extra things I did when I installed was wipe /system + sd-ext, but sounds like 8.4 is perfect enough!
[Nexus One Android Development] Galloway:
Still using the current ROM and it is working great! Still have amazing battery life and everything else is working as it should. No FC's so far and no abnormal issues. All in all pretty happy with the new version!
[Nexus One Android Development] dipeshb:
Loving this one

I havent been following the Super Roms for a while, and have tried the Miui and Cyan latest ROMS out, i seemed to be experiencing a minor amount of instabilities with them both, so I thought i'd take a leap of faith with this one.. I love it.. it seems rock stable, snappy, I havent had any issues with GPS, WiFi, network etc.. I cant compare this one to 8.4, so cant comment on that. The battery life on this one is good, not exceptional or bad... This one is a keeper and a golden ROM for me, i.e. try the rest but come back to the best.. Good work!
[Nexus One Android Development] RoNeReR:
great rom... stable and fast....

but notification dont work good..

after how much sometime the notification and ongoing not tapped and u only can clean notification....

when i flash this rom its was ok... but after one day its stuck again...
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
There's a new update to version 2!

See the first page for links/changelog/etc.
[Nexus One Android Development] hackermail:
Cool, I have been waiting for this. :)
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Please post your experience with it when you have a chance to play around. Some of the other forums talked about the LED notification colors being off, so that's a good fix (never had that problem myself really).

I haven't updated yet because I'm still pretty happy with v1!
[Nexus One Android Development] ctfrommn:
Having lots of market issues, have tried 2.3.6, 3.0.27, and 3.1.3 and I am getting fc's on all whenever I try to install any app. Have run fix permissions and tried clearing data and language change trick all to no avail.
[Nexus One Android Development] guy8zv:
Try to flash the rom again (

no wipe needed

) and all fc's will be gone ...
[Nexus One Android Development] bruno3691:
my wallpaper don't change :S
[Nexus One Android Development] ctfrommn:
Thanks, that did the trick. Appreciate the input.
[Nexus One Android Development] ajm2387:
reboot your phone it'll show up
[Nexus One Android Development] defroster:
so... what exactly are the benefits of this rom over CM7? battery life and app2sd native or something? is the camera better? that's my main concern... just need a rom with good camera and trackball wake since my power button is long dead.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Battery life is pretty phenomenal, though I haven't tried a CM7 in forever, so I can't compare. Essentially drain for me is ~2-3%/hour at idle (in a calibrated battery). The stability is the real draw for me. Also the native apps2sd means I don't have to mess with scripts or other apps.

Camera is not better, though it now has touch to focus, which I think CM7 has had for a long time. It does not have 720p video.
[Nexus One Android Development] ctfrommn:
When used in conjunction with incredicontrol to undervolt and juicedefender battery is way better than 2-3% hr. I am seeing like 1% average. Newest CM7 nightlies are great also though. This is probably the best Rom I have used though.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Are you flashing the incredikernel too, or just using the incredicontrol app? Any stability quirks? Can you share some of your settings?

I tried juicedefender until one time it crashed and completely killed the ability to get 3g data. Fortunately had a somewhat recent nandroid. Not sure what happened, wasn't worth it, not going to try again.
[Nexus One Android Development] ctfrommn:
Just the incredicontrol app with the SuperOSR kernel. I have no stability issues, unless I underclock too far, and battery life is unmatched. As far as Juicedefender goes, I suggest purchasing the ultimate edition and tweaking it to your liking. I experienced some issues with the free version too. Settings for me are exactly what is suggested in the first page of the Incredicontrol thread, I have been able to go .25mv lower without issue,as long as you your top frequencies.
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Just flashed this since CM7 is in limbo

Like what i see so far--need to test all features for a day

Is there no batt % or a pendo zip to flash

Do you guys run Dark Tremor or just use the AOSP a2sd. Alll apps are on my sdcard. My app setting was not to internal when i ran Titanium, maybe that was it
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Got it all worked out

Had some fc's. Ran Force Be With You and rebooted

We will see

Have to find some lost gallery pics and maybe reflash
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Glad you figured it out.

But just in case, there is a batt%... I think it's in the status bar options. Kind of have to dig through to get to their version of CMparts. They also have some random themes, though I have not experimented with them.

I use the built in a2sd. No scripts to run. Select the options in supsetup/options, it will reboot automatically, done. Should be the first thing you do, though it probably would not affect currently installed apps.

I personally don't mess with changing app installation location to internal/external/whatever. With this built-in apps to sd, internal includes the ext partition on the SD card. Setting it to "external" I believe is the froyo version of a2sd, which uses the FAT partition.

Of course, if you use titanium to restore your apps, titanium has the option to restore to a certain location, which further complicates this all =)
[Nexus One Android Development] ctfrommn:
Waylo

How are you enjoying this Rom? I am loving everything about it, especially with my nightlies MIA :(
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
@ctfrommn

Honestly I haven't actually installed v2 yet! It didn't seem like there were major changes, so I'm still on v1. I have been following the spanish forum for any potential bugs, but so far nothing major (one guy is having bad battery drain, but that could be for any # of reasons). Wish I knew specifically what "Internal improvements and optimizations" were done from the changelog. Never had the trackball notification color problem that some people experienced either.

Your suggestion re: incredicontrol was a new discovery for me, so I'm playing with that for now!
[Nexus One Android Development] ctfrommn:
I tried the first version and didn't care for it because of battery life. 2.0 is wayyy better on battery and is as smooth and fast as their original SuperAOSP which was my previos favorite ROM before it got outdated. I have yet to find any bugs or functions that don't work. You should nandroid and upgrade, def worth it.
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Great job waylo

A fresh reflash has things running fine--couple of days will tell all

Parts was not available in normal way on first flash. That is why I had a hard time finding Batt%

Left Install Location at default for rom this time (Automatic). SD Card allocation thru Titanium and Quick System shows them there

Very fast boot time

What is deal on lockscreen update on OP. Didn't see any discussion on it?

EDIT: Am exp slow data connection atm--will research

Either way smooth and nice--:)

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[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Glad you're liking it.

I think the mention of lockscreen etc. on the OP has something to do with the clock graphics? Maybe it was updated between versions of SuperAOSP a while back, and that separate download allows the older version. No one I know of has actually used it (or inquired about it until now!).

So I updated to v2 today. Had a few issues with it booting up and installing the first time, when flashed over v1. Rebooted thrice? (this is normal), but the last one sat on the boot animation for a very long time (5 minutes?). Eventually finished booting, but then wouldn't wake when I tried to turn on the screen for the first time.

After three-button hard reset and the second reboot, seemed to work fine though.

Was left with only 2 megs! on the system partition after the installation, so I deleted quite a bit of extraneous stuff (themes, wallpapers). I've read low memory on the system can lead to issues.

PROs:

It does seem a little snappier than v1. A subjective feeling. But nice and smooth.

CONs (subjective):

The graphic stylings are different, and I will say I really don't like them.

1. Prefer an all black status bar instead of this shaded black/gray.

2. Don't like the ugly green rotating wait circle

3. Much prefer a black background menu than the all white background menu now

4. The new boot animation is way ugly!

Again, all the cons above are completely based just on my tastes. Will report back with any funny bugs I run into.
[Nexus One Android Development] ctfrommn:
Long initial load is normal, although I would have clean wiped(personal preference). I agree that the new color scheme is bad, hard to read with theme I was using so had to switch. I actually like the green circle, who know quirky I guess. New boot animation is neither here nor there for me. I customize all my roms to look alike so really performance and battery are all that matters. I guess this is why we have so many options these days. Wish someone would make a good sense rom that actually performs well. There are times I like something different.
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Ahhh! Totally forgot to wipe cache/dalvik. Usually ALWAYS do that, not sure why I neglected that today. Oh well, maybe that's why it did odd things the first time.

Agreed, these are superficial nitpicking things, which can oftentimes be modded. I was wary of this update though, because I felt the stylings on v1 were just perfect, so any tinkering to them = worse.
[Nexus One Android Development] LFact:
I agree to ugly boot animation(I flashed 2.0.0 for my Nexus S, haven't flashed for good old Nexus One yet). I prefer older ones. About the status bar or something, I wouldn't know because I'm using different themes........
[Nexus One Android Development] :
So far it seems to be smoothing out 3g ok now. Did have trouble disconnecting bluetooth from phone with bluetooth button/commnds. Had to turn phone bt off. Never happened before and not sure if rom related.

Won't worry about the lockscreen zip waylo--no issues here

A few days and will have a better feel

Ken
[Nexus One Android Development] harunjo:
just delete it from /system/media/bootanimation.zip, you will gain 12mb of internal free space
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
Ahhh, thanks for the tip for the bootanimation.zip. I actually thought you were suggesting deleting the whole system/media directory, which would not have done so well! But would have freed up a heck of a lot of space.

I just copied over the old animation file from v1. Looks like the new bootanimation is an incredible 10megs bigger than the old one. Waste.
[Nexus One Android Development] Horoscope:
this rom is great.. especially battery life..

but one major bug is... phone switches off as soon as the battery juice reaches 15%..

any solutions for this ?
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
This sounds more like a battery calibration problem than a ROM issue. Have you calibrated your battery before?

In other news, looks like an update, v2.0.2 is brewing...
[Nexus One Android Development] waylo:
So I just had my first instability, probably due to undervolting using incredicontrol.

A phone call came in, the screen turned on but I was not able to answer or do anything else. Then I believe the kernel rebooted (hard to tell as the screen wouldn't turn on, but based on osmonitor's log, I believe so). So, going to tune up my lower speed voltages (initially was based on the high numbers from this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16277752&postcount=4
[Nexus One Android Development] axial_pro:
This ROM is awesome. Everything works, features are extensive, and (so far) very stable.

Super impressed. Bye, bye MIUI!
[Nexus One Android Development] harunjo:
sorry for my miss info, i update my last post already.

i just delete the /system/media/bootanimation.zip and leave it blank.

after reboot you will see default android boot animation...
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Looking forward to the update and what changes are included--:)
[Nexus One Android Development] paoloc67:
New version 2.0.2 :http://goo.gl/abI5I
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Did you flash yet

I checked OP on the original thread, didn't see changes--is there a link to them?

Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] jayjay1234:
2.0.2 change

- Blue LED activity during installation. (Expect to be off to start playing)

- Removed some apps (you can install from the market)

- ADW is changed by the original launcher modified

- Increased the cache to 1024 kb sd to increase the writing speed via USB

- Compiled 2.6.38.8 kernel redstar, with the latest updates

- Improved power consumption

- Modified the graphics in different rom sites

- (CM) has rewritten part of the code led the trackball notifications

- Base CodeAurora
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Thanks Jay--wasn't sure where to find--may have looked on wrong thread
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Flashed after cache wipes

Did not maintain last homescreens and could not restore with ADW or MyBackUp Pro

No names under icons in app drawer

Will reset up manually and see how she runs--