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[Nexus S Android Development] Blulmn:
Sorry dude, I'm obviously being a noob but where do you change the Lockscreen New SMS Notification Lang from Ger to Eng in Themes? I don't see anywhere that says to change the lang.

And where is the location of Lockscreen xml file?

Thanks again...

:o:o:o
[Nexus S Android Development] McAndrew73:
Tried to install this ROM in the afternoon but got 2 strange issues:

1) when i selected the new keyboard it started to pop up Force closes. Until when i selected the android keyboard.

2) I downloaded Titanium backup from themarket but it says that the rom it's not rooted.

Since all my backup is with titanium I had to revert to my previous rom.

When i have some time i'll do a backup with the miui app and then re install formel rom.

(ps: i wiped everything before the installation)
[Nexus S Android Development] Blulmn:
1. I had the same problem with the new keyboard and just got rid of it.

2. You have to find the Superuser app and change the settings to allow applications to request ROOT. I have also set Manage Permissions to Off.

You'll find that after a reboot the necessary apps will start asking for ROOT access.
[Nexus S Android Development] McAndrew73:
Ah okey, I'll try it then

I found the superuser app but when I saw it had manage permission On i thought it was okey.

It's a pity the new kb doesn't work because I wanted to give it a try vs my swiftkey.
[Nexus S Android Development] RonnieRuff:
Just uninstall it with a system app uninstaller and reinstall from the market. Will work fine.
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
OK.

Sorry for the keyboard issues. TP is working on it.

Please go to the /data/application folder, search the touchpal apk and install it manually. This will work, too.

Hoping for a fixed, soon.

Root works, right?
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
I had the same issues with miuiandroid yesterday. i solved it by flashing a zip of superuser from recovery. i had poor battery life until i flashed peter alfono's kernel on miuandroid.

this rom is very smooth and feature rich. thank yous and compliments to the dev and all concerned for a job well done!
[Nexus S Android Development] McAndrew73:
I tried to fix permissions in recovery and it worked! Now it all works very well, super fast and stable.
[Nexus S Android Development] fenrry:
Installed the new Rom, kbrd problem like everybody else, also removed Voodoo cause it was causing issues while listening audio over BT, callmanagers don't work but the firewall works from contacts so now I have find a way to block "private" and "unkown callers", have not tested Camera.

Btw, the issue with the constant crashing seems to be linked to BT, also I installed the Trinity UV/OC at 1100 kernel, can't switch the Boot screen but i'm checking battery and general stability.

***Update: Dsp manager can't be uninstalled, but it does a poor job compared to Equalizer.
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
Who is the nice stupid idiot who has given my email address to over 30 Newsletter services and has written me more than 60 emails with "suck butter from my ass"

Anyone here with problems with me? Don't be shy. Tell it to me.

I think, this is not ok. But you know.

Oh, this goes to my email address only used for xda.

So I think it has something to do with my work here.

Someone seems to be silly, stupid and very bored.

Hey, it's only a rom. No need to make any war about that.
[Nexus S Android Development] McAndrew73:
So sorry about this. :(

Maybe someone else of the devs here had the same problem?
[Nexus S Android Development] RonnieRuff:
Children!
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
Yes, now my phone have notifications all the time.

Time to get rid of this email Adress ;)

*kick*
[Nexus S Android Development] ostvarivanje:
I don't understand that, just because (maybe he don't like) your rom is awesome and you are from developers who try to help everytime you can.

I think it's better to forget that.

Last days I have moved again to your rom and now without FCs. Now I can satisfy your rom. Keep going with your beautiful rom.

Greetings from Greece! And if you can about greek language (I mean to add to your rom)... you know! :) And something else, what do you think about graphic boos to add in your rom?
[Nexus S Android Development] brainmaster:
You're not the only one. I got 90 spam mails yesterday.
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
@brainmaster:

Have you received an email before about your rom with an question, what you've answered then?

@ostvarivanje:

Graphical boos: Sure, give me a hint, which boos and I will have a look into this.
[Nexus S Android Development] ostvarivanje:
I mean about that: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1264519 and sorry I wrote incorrect.

Brainmaster have already included in his rom. It would be nice to see that in your rom.
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
Ahhh, I will look.

I was hoping, that you mean "Boobs". **** ;)
[Nexus S Android Development] brainmaster:
No, I just got spam mails. But today it was not so many - 10, 15 mails.
[Nexus S Android Development] McAndrew73:
Can you include them in your rom? ;-)

It would be.... Let's say...... interesting!!! Ahahahah

Regarding the spam attack, Maybe it was only an Apple fanboy who hates to see the beauty of this (and brainmasters) rom! :-)
[Nexus S Android Development] 651stp:
in this rom can you skip to the next song by holding down the volume up key?
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
Yes, this mod is enabled in my ROM.
[Nexus S Android Development] Erickomen27:
What Is The Fastest MIUI?

I Love MIUI But I Feel It's Too Slow :\
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
I think, you can try my and brainmasters rom and decide then.

Users from this rom are very satisfied with the speed.
[Nexus S Android Development] Erickomen27:
Yeah I Tried It Out This Morning, It's Running Really Smooth, Although I Have To Have It Overclocked. But Still Very Smooth!
[Nexus S Android Development] khartaras:
Love it, it's really quick for MIUI, I'm using it with TEUV and find it really snappy.

Don't really like the transitions though :(

Otherwise, great rom!

sent from my iPad (unfortunately)
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
Hey guys, finally, I've uploaded the new Formels MIUI Mod.

It's now based on the actual version.

As you can see on my version numbers, I've tried some things out.

I've decided to not include a custom kernel. So, voodoo and BLN is not working for now.

The problem is, that I can't add a custom kernel to this, because of the new kernel architekcture of this MIUI Version.

The speed on this rom is very good, no need to overclock anymore. Looking with Mathkid for an option for this kernel version ;)

Have fun!!!!
[Nexus S Android Development] RonnieRuff:
I think the stock kernel is more stable

Sent by pure Google goodness. F#*$ Apple | Switching between Brainmaster and NSColab. Yes I am a CRACK FLASHER!
[Nexus S Android Development] ajftl:
any way to get rid off the annoying animation please? a zip for stock miui animation.. please
[Nexus S Android Development] NicholasQ:
I'm on mat1x 7.5 and it's as stable as can be. I'm loving it.
[Nexus S Android Development] ajftl:
that a MIUI rom?
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
That's my kernel ;)
[Nexus S Android Development] NicholasQ:
No it's mathkid's kernel. Loaded with mods and options.
[Nexus S Android Development] lagu805:
means, BLN will work on formel's latest update right? we flash kernel normally in recovery right btw?

I just owned a nexus S yesterday and very surprised to find that it doesnt have a LED notif :D
[Nexus S Android Development] RonnieRuff:
I have tried every kernel and all have signal issues for me except stock. That said I do not think its an issue with the kernels but instead an issue with MIUI and custom kernels in general.

Sent by pure Google goodness. F#*$ Apple | Switching between Brainmaster and NSColab. Yes I am a CRACK FLASHER!
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
Oh thats strange...
[Nexus S Android Development] ajftl:
try the newest radio from 2.3.6

please formel can u make a zip to go back to stock animation please?
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
I've been tryng Mathkids Kernel now for three days. Its 7.5 cfs and I never had signal loss with this kernel.

It's the first kernel without problems on my Nexus S.

Thanks to mathkid. BLN and Voodoo is also working fine with it!!

But I have problems to implement it to my rom.

If I put the kernel to my rom zip, it won't install. I become error 6 all the time.

Hoping that anyone can help me with the updater-script to fix it. I love this kernel and its a bugger to live with the stock kernel instead of it.

And do we want to flash two times? No, we won't.... Isn't it?
[Nexus S Android Development] brainmaster:
Check the updater-binary file.

What is the exact error that you get?
[Nexus S Android Development] nonoheran:
nice rom

hi , great work !!!!

nice rom , but is it possible to ad the french language ? or is it possible to take it from anywhere ?

another question , is it a stock kernel in this rom ? i no sure from my read .. ;-)

---------- Post added at 10:14 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:04 AM ----------

Same pb here ...

signal issues for me so .... prefere to stay on stock kernel ...

for those who want another i think it's better to flash one themself ....

or is there a zip stock kernel file ? for us ?
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
@brainmaster

OK, thanks. We found the problem. There was a Mount/unmount error My bad, but updater-script is not my best hobby^^

@nonoheran

Sorry for not including other language. My base rom is the one from miui-germany.de

It contains only the geman and english language.

It's possible to add the strings for other languages (I've them here) but it's much work to implement them and they blow up the apks.

I wanna have a smooth rom but I wanna think about adding some languages.

But please don't bet about that^^

I hope that someday we all speak one language. It's better for the whole world. :)
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
ah, oh, the kernel problems:

Guys, I've tried the stock kernel and have had some strange singal issues like on petes kernel before.

Now I have the Matrix Kernel 7.5 CFS and everything seems fine. Have you tried this out? do not use the bfs scheduler.... I think, MIUI has some problems with it.

And: I've decided to uninstall setCPU and I think, now its very good. It's not overclocked or undercklocked. It really works out of the box.

I try to upload a version with matrix kernel today.
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
finally....

Whoa, thanks to my friends on miui-ger.de

Now I've implemented the Mathkids Matrix 7.5 CFS Kernel.

It runs completely without issues.

Now, guys, uninstall setCPU.

This rom contains now the andrev_oc script. I've made all changes we have to do.

You can check it with the preinstalled app.

Have Fun!

Now it flies.

Please give it 5 Minutes after booting.
[Nexus S Android Development] j2eubank:
Just snatched up a used Nexus S, coming from the G2X area. I did have an N1 so I do remember you from over there. I am running MIUI.US version 1.9.23 but giving this a whirl in just a bit.

Quick question: Do the extended setting mod from Andy Thompson work ok? I assume yes, but thought I'd ask.

Thanks!
[Nexus S Android Development] ajftl:
stock transitions stock transitions stock transitions stock transition please... no the flip one .. at least let us choose thanks ,,awesome job
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
Has anyone tried to stop the animation by spare parts?

I think it should work.

I want them, I need them and I love them, so they must be in. <3
[Nexus S Android Development] j2eubank:
There's a post in the theme section with alternate transition effects including the standard one.. might work.
[Nexus S Android Development] lagu805:
How to apply the andrev_oc script without flashing the whole ROM again?

:D
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
Flashing the whole rom is the best way to do this.

But, if you don't want, you can read here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1222020

In the first post, you can read everything.

Just install thisapp on your phone: http://bit.ly/nvIj2J

It will do everything for you. After this, look at your root folder of your memory and install the apk you find there.

With this app you can control the daemon.

BUT FIRSTR UNINSTALL EVERY APP LIKE SETCPU!!!! Do you have something like that installed, ocdaemon will not work! It#s auto disabled then!
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
OK, good to know! Thanks for the information.
[Nexus S Android Development] ajftl:
No. Thank u bro. Sorry if I sounded annoying hehe.
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
No, you didn't.

Not everyone likes this animation. :)
[Nexus S Android Development] d_phekt:
I just got my Nexus S 9020T today and it came with superaosp... I'm coming from the Vibrant T959, so I'm not too familiar with the Nexus S quite yet. I was just wondering if I can flash this over with no problems??
[Nexus S Android Development] idelgado782:
I just flashed from brainmasters miui and thats a great rom. I just wanted to try out a different miui to see differences in performance on my phone etc. I noticed that I am missing spare parts app as well as the updater app. How can I get them back?
[Nexus S Android Development] lagu805:
thanks heaps!! love it :D
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
Spare parts is on the market for free if you need it and the updater app is useless on this rom, so it is not included.
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
can you expect, that this rom can be faster?

Yes, I can ;)

Keldrion, Moshking and me are now testing some new tweaks and it looks absolutely awesome.

Wait for the next version. It runs uber-fast. Thats more than eeeEvil fast. ;)
[Nexus S Android Development] FormelLMS:
If you can see, whats going on at our miui-ger.de forum.

A user have posted a screenshot after applying a teaser update for the next version:

Its with trinity kernel and 1,5 Ghz.

The next version of this rom have implemented alle tweaks we have since today.

But I will let it run at 1000 Mhz. Better for the battery^^
[Nexus S Android Development] mousse04:
When could we hope having this great ROM :) ???
[Nexus S Android Development] ajftl:
Im running the new version of miui 1.9.30 on my n1. Hoping for a soon release for ns from formel. Wink wink
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctlro99:
Hello supercurio,

due to the similarity in hardware between the SGS i9000 and the new galaxy S players from Samsung, is there a chance that the Voodoo Control Plus app can be made available to those two models?

Both players are i9000s without phone functions, different screens and cameras. The sound module however, is identical.

Thanks!

(this should have been in the "[KERNEL] Project Voodoo stable, lagfix, color, sound. Usage and development." dev-thread, but I'm not allowed to post it there...)
[Windows Phone 7 General] Magpir:
1) under yr email accounts, choose "as items arrive"

2) turn off data and 3g.if u are on mango. Keep the online chat connected.

3) u will notice that the email settings saying " not up to date" . thats ok and it means all push connections has been turned off .If u want to sync again. Just turn back yr data and 3g again. and yr push accounts will auto sync again

4) yr phone will rest in GSM mode most of the time consuming less power and data connections turned off.

This tip is for those who don't need timely email.

Basically what this does is turn off all connections to email server and data connection to web and act as on demand connectivity. The battery saver in mango only turns off push and msn chat.the connection to web and bytes data flow is still there.its still connected to the web

In case u didn't know when u turn on data , u are actually connected to the internet and there is a constant 2 way flow of bytes like the WiFi card in yr computer. The email app when set to push will check the server . It does not turn off this constant 2 way connection after checking . It only pushes email.

this consumes some power though it's little, over a long standby time , it can eat up a significant battery when u start using the phone phone the battery drains faster .
[Windows Phone 7 General] Magpir:
my understanding is that the "as items arrives" is there for a reason. its the newer MS direct push technology

I believe a connection is set up. And the the phone operates on true push rather than pull ( time interval).Since its the server which 'pushes' the mail and the client (Phone) doesn't have to struggle to retrieve the mail......the only thing running is data connection ( G or 3G) which is always running anyway,

like many stated, it does not necessarily drain the battery because an open connection is set up, wheareas a time based interval when set to very small intervals like 15 minutes will drain yr battery more than an open connection.
[Windows Phone 7 General] downloaderintruder:
You'll save a lot of battery power if you just set it to manual rather than "as item arrives". With this enabled, it will keep an open connection between the phone and the email server, so when you receive an email, it will go straight to your phone. While if you set it on manual it will only use 3G/GSM connection when its needed.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vash_h:
3G Connection No Concern with Batt Life

i have to agree, 3G connection has nothing to do with battery life, unless your area is weak in 3G network, which causes the phone to keep switching between 3G & 2G network.

it is interesting to note, if u keep ur phone in standby, you get longer standby time on 2G/Edge network compared to 3G.

BUT, you get better talk time on 3G network.

Why is this so, i have no idea. forgot where i saw this (it was on one of the brochures of a phone i used to have, either my LG Optimus 7, Blackberry Storm 9500 or Nokia 5800..)

btw, wp7 doesnt have Push Email.. nor iphone, android, symbian. the ONLY smartphone that has this, is RIM's Blackberry. This is done by having RIM's server check your emails constantly and forward to your phone as the email arrives (thus the monthly blackberry internet service / Blackberry Enterprise Service license fee to use their server)
[Windows Phone 7 General] andycted:
Done quite a bit of testing and asked stuff to people who -I think- know this stuff. The end result was exactly like that. 3G is very efficient when used, not so much on idle, but that depends vastly on your signal strength. Anyway, yes disabling the data connection helps saving battery, disabling 3G, not so much. That mostly depends on other factors.

I believe we're talking semantics here. Push email, to the best of my knowledge, as a concept is simply a channel (or socket connection) kept open where the mail server can send the email as soon as it has it, instead of waiting for the client to open the connection and pull it (ask for it).

While the classic implementation is BB, Google Gmail push and Hotmail push/Webdav are both push implementation. On the mobile platform push is hard to achieve compared to desktop and that's why it's flexible, it can fall back to frequent pull at times to simulate push. That's true especially when it's not convenient to keep trying having the channel open because the connection comes and goes.

I've spoken for quite a while with an android developer who made one of the most popular gmail alternative clients and he implemented push in it. He said that you have real push there, but you also need to fall back a lot on frequent pull...
[Windows Phone 7 General] voluptuary:
Or... you could just use the built in "Battery Saver" feature that is new to Mango...

I **** you not I have gone a whole week on a single charge with my Focus with "Battery Saver" on. Way better than dinking around with toggling your crap on and off all the time. Just set it and forget it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Magpir:
I have read that hotmail in wp7 uses Microsoft direct push .yes " as items arrive" is direct push. If u choose a time based schedule, its not direct push. its "pull"

For some reason I am seeing better battery life when set to as items arrive .
[Windows Phone 7 General] Magpir:
as of 2010, hotmail was implemented with MS newer direct push technlogy found in exchange.

So u are wrong here.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Magpir:
some clarification here.."as item arrives" is the true push. manual is pull and is no different than time interval. The difference is that u are doing it manually

obviously, fetch( pull) opens a connection to the server at specific intervals, whether you have anything to fetch or not ...and that means an internal background process /service is running all the time on the phone even though yr data is transfered at intervals. So it does not mean better battery life

push only opens a connection when the server tells it there is something available. the phone is triggered in these intervals .so how does this save battery life?

there shouldn't be a continuous connection needed. The server should simply send a small data packet to the phone ( yr phone data is "sleeping" or timed out) when it has something to deliver ..which should then trigger the phone to go 'fetch' (pull) it.

So in theory if u dont receive a any email on a day, u don't need to set it to time interval pull email as this will initiate processes thus consuming yr battery life.

email if u receive a hundred emails a day every hour , setting it to "as items arrive" will be still be better than hourly time interval .
[Windows Phone 7 General] Magpir:
In wp7 email account settings if u are using hotmail u will see this setting " as items arrive" . This is the true push technology . This is MS new "Direct Push technology" and it saves battery life by not initiating connections everytime the phone is set to check email in time intervals. It maintains an open connection to hotmail . Direct push only works in Hotmail in wp7 and not yahoo, google or other accounts which will use the older iphone style time interval push email.

this is how it works. What they mean by in open connection is through a unique identifier. this does not drains battery...as no data flow is taking place all the time. only yr Data connection is alive as per usual and even when its sleeping or idling, the phone receives info from Hotmail because hotmail knows where to send this info.

its like a pipe connected from A (phone) to B (hotmail) but no water flowing unless there is a need to.When u have a water to flow, B sends out a "trickle" to A to open up and establish contact and the water flows through. all this is through a unique identifier which B uses on the network . in addition the phone ( A) also periodically sends out trickles to B after studying network conditions. So direct push adjusts to any network conditions when sending out email.

As with time based intervals, the phone from A will connect to B and retrieve the water. with B having no part in it or being uncooperative not to waste A;s time even when there is no water..So if u set the wp7 time interval , u not only dont get timely emails but also wastage process as each time the phone will try to establish the connection again . There is no unique identifier involved. if for some reason the phone could not establish a connection , it try again and again in a loop and eventually returns an error, this has been seen with wp7 time based push repeatedly as an error pops out. and the email will not synchronize again at the next time interval and states " attention required". this means push email in the phone stops workig altogether because something at the other side has changed or expereicning problem

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