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[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
Guys new kernel v7 is OUT! I'm ready to flash this over the current HS v2.0!

And you?? :D

Plus I'm with 80% of battery and my Nexus is operative since 16 hours!!! Amazing battery life!

Question

: in the next version would you like the Blinker app be included?
[Nexus One Android Development] Deep-Knight:
What cpu gov are you using and what min / max settings. Your battery life seems to be very great.

Blinker app included sounds nice...
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
I'm using the stock values, so if you open Daemon Controller you should have "SmartassV2" into "wake_gov" and "sleep_gov" and the rest also untouched. ;)

Performance is awesome (at least for me), so I think it's the best choice.

Now I'm gonna flash the new kernel instead and see if it's even better, or (in the worse case) if there are some bugs.. I hope not :p
[Nexus One Android Development] leopard106:
extract boot.img from zip file directly or through cygwin + kitchen :o

also if you can upload the boot.img:rolleyes:

thanks in advance

EDIT: extract and flash, now am stuck with colourd X and reboots

RE-EDIT: AM IN PPL YES YES YES

GREAT SUPPORT THANKS
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
The

new kernel v7 works just well

on HS 2.0! :)

Update on my battery experience: 22 hours, still 50%! That's good I think.
[Nexus One Android Development] DaXmax:
Do i need to partition sd card? Is this ROM good for performance?? Will i have enuff data?
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
Yes you need some space in ext3 or ext4 partition, as stated in the Requirements!

Performance is awesome here because all system is in NAND!!

BUT, obviously this implicate that Data partition is less than original, precisely 81mb, capable of 50 apps I think...

You can try it! If it's fine for you, well, otherwise you can simply change the ROM.

Take a look at ALL the first page because you need to change your HBOOT and other simple things ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] DaXmax:
Hmm, is it ok without partition?
[Nexus One Android Development] gironz:
i understand flash the kernel v6 by dbasabe separately after the rom installation,

i understand ok?
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
Good question! I'm not really sure about that :D

Maybe it'll work just fine, maybe there'll be issues with dalvik-cache, I don't know.

It's worth a try if you have some minutes of your time :)

Yes, but ONLY if you are having the classic "error 7" during installation of my ROM in recovery OR if you have to flash new versions of kernel, just like today that is available the new v7! :)
[Nexus One Android Development] DaXmax:
Hmm, i want to try but my prepaid only left 210mb... Can u break into parts?
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
What do you mean with "break into parts"?

200mb should be ok with this ROM :)
[Nexus One Android Development] DaXmax:
nevermind... i will download when i have wifi...

Can u add beats audio?
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
I made a feeble attempt in the past, but I still cannot have it working :o

When I have the time I'll test more ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] hklam0:
I love your ROM but I'm a heavy user on App, I need 50+, but I can't move App Data to SD like S2E can do in CM7. So I switched back to CM7
[Nexus One Android Development] darthbadar:
Try use datasd command in terminal emulator. It'll move your data partition to sd-ext
[Nexus One Android Development] wildfire.daniel:
I still get random phone-hangs-pullout-the-battery situations here, but less frequent than HS1.5.. cant wait for future updates! :)
[Nexus One Android Development] hklam0:
I'm a newbie, how to use datasd command?
[Nexus One Android Development] darthbadar:
Install terminal emulator if haven't installed one. After that open it, then type "su" without ". After that you'll get a superuser request. Allow, then type "a2sd datasd" without " then wait until the phone reboot. And its done. And you'll need a 1gb ext partition.
[Nexus One Android Development] hklam0:
Thanks! But I noticed that the phone is much slower, may be SD card too slow
[Nexus One Android Development] harunjo:
i have another simple solution for this, if you have paid titanium backup, you can move application data to sdcard,

long press the app you choose via titanium backup and press "move app data to sd" option
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
If you haven't already, I suggest you to completely format your sdcard with SD-Formatter or with other software, and do all things from a new environment...

Personally I'm no longer having those "freezes" since v2.0 :)
[Nexus One Android Development] :
@Iperzampem0,

I have used your previous roms and like them

Want to try 2.0 for a stable sense rom

Already have stock blackrose and will flash aligment tool and proceed as OP says

Question:

Your Modified hboot is the BR custom one just changed by you on partition sizes?

Can I use hex editor and repartition to my sizes per Blackrose thread then flash rom and bypass your mod hboot?

If I go back to stock BR and flash hboot_brcust_111009.nb0, it is already part of the modified hboot and no need to dl it separate just follow your OP instructions?

does this rom support a2sd datasd as mentioned above, so I don't have have give up apps?

Thanks,

ken
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
1) Yes, the modified hboot is the BR custom one just changed by me on partition sizes, to have a complete /system into NAND. 330mb for system is the right size for the /system folder of this ROM.

If you change the partition sizes with yours, it'll not be ok just because you need to modify the ROM properly, transferring some files from /system folder to /sdext folder!

Otherwise you'll have a boot-loop I think because Nexus will no longer have all the system files installed properly.

2) The "hboot_brcust_11109.nb0" is practically the same stock Blackrose ;)

If you follow the instructions you'll be fine, even if you wanna change ROM or return to another Partition Layout.

Remember that you can apply this method anytime and create your own Partition Layout for your need (as I said before), BUT you'll also need to "modify" the ROM you want to install properly, otherwise you'll lose some parts of rom :p

3) This ROM have App2SD included, but for the reduced Data partition (only 81mb) you'll be able to play with an approx number of 50 apps...

Personally I think it's a good result... 50 apps are a lot :)

If you wanna try you're "Benvenuto"! ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] leopard106:
Can the patch in runnymod thread at desire forums for trackpad wakeup ported to nexus,also can htc locations and notes added to the upcoming version
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Thanks you for the quick reply,

So, I understand--

I don't need to download the "hboot_brcust_11109.nb0" from the BR thread, it is in your modified hboot? I understand the modified hboot is "hboot_brcust_11109.nb0" just moded by you. Just trying to find out if I flash your moded hboot and then to go back to unmoded hboot flash the "hboot_brcust_11109.nb0", there is no need to download it from BR and put it on c drive first. Hope I am making sense--

Also, I guess the partition sizes will be put back to stock too--

You don't suggest to run a2sd datasd from terminal to put data on sd card

Thanks,

ken
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
HTC Desire have ALMOST the same hardware of our Nexus One.

But Desire have a Trackpad instead of a Trackball!

It's kinda the same thing, but seems to be different in code...

HTC Locations was removed to gain some space in System folder!

I think I'll not reintegrate it later because of that.

Same thing for Notes app, even though I don't really know if it works on Sense 2.1.
[Nexus One Android Development] leopard106:
can't get the patch and put the track ball's drivers instead of pad??:rolleyes:
[Nexus One Android Development] :
OK, I got home and was able to extract and see both hboots are in the Modified Hboot, understand now.

If I apply BR's custom hboot to my current CM7 with my modified sizes from IR's splhexeditor, can I just flash yours from the Modified HBoot folder when I am ready to flash HyperSense 2.0.

Then as you said, just flash back to mine when changing roms?

Thanks,

Ken
[Nexus One Android Development] hklam0:
Update:

I changed the class 2 16G to class 10 16G, now the phone runs smoothly!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] wildfire.daniel:
is a class 4 8gb enough?
[Nexus One Android Development] leopard106:
very smooth rom I must say.

i got 2 feedback in order to enhance the rom much more

first : while browsing a site that contains too many pix , it freezes for 1 min. then everything goes back ok

secondly :while downloading a big app like angry birds from Market, i notice laggy response

is this cause of small cache?right

can i repartition again and make more space for cache like 50mg instead of 30???
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
Yes you can do it ;)

Take in mind that if you wanna go to stock again you have simply to install the "hboot_brcust_111009.nb0".

Personally I have a class 4 16gb sdcard and, even if I'd like to have a class 10, I don't see too much low performance with mine.

So I think it'll be fine for you. If you have the possibility to buy a class 10 obviously it's better! :)

Thanks for the appreciation!

Maybe it's because of less Cache, even though I don't really think it's because of that... :confused:

Anyway, you can repartition even with your own partition layout, BUT you'll not be able to install completely this ROM again because it's done with 330mb system partition.

You should modify the ROM properly (copying some files or folders from /system to /sdext folder, modify the updater-script) :(

I've setting up 330mb because it completely fits into our Nexus, and we have to do some sacrifices with number of apps installed...
[Nexus One Android Development] darthbadar:
Why not make a datasd variant? (To free up more space for apps.) Then you can use more partition space for the cache partition. Is this possible?
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
Quick Update:

My battery lasts an awesome 1day and 20hours!!! :D
[Nexus One Android Development] chota_shivaji:
Could you please add links to v1.6 & possibly v1.5 to the OP?

Thanks a lot for your hard work. Your patience in creating sense rom has resulted in these wonderful roms.
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
It's not worth installing old versions... 2.0 is very stable!

If you want I can create a new 2.0 with old partition layout, so with sdext, like previous versions! :)
[Nexus One Android Development] chota_shivaji:
Hi,

Thanks, it will be great to have v2.0 with old partition layout. This will be good as users can decide which version to use :-).

Edit: do not add laputa. I know 2.0 does not have it. Just FYI :-).
[Nexus One Android Development] :
@ Iperzampem0

Originally Posted by rugmankc

OK, I got home and was able to extract and see both hboots are in the Modified Hboot, understand now.

If I apply BR's custom hboot to my current CM7 with my modified sizes from IR's splhexeditor, can I just flash yours from the Modified HBoot folder when I am ready to flash HyperSense 2.0.

Then as you said, just flash back to mine when changing roms?

Thanks,

Ken

Yes you can do it

Take in mind that if you wanna go to stock again you have simply to install the "hboot_brcust_111009.nb0".

Undrstand, thanks :)
[Nexus One Android Development] harunjo:
if you have problem downloading app from market, maybe the below sciprt can help

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18344949&postcount=196

put the script in your /etc/init.d/

i never try it at this rom,

i tried it with cm7 rom with 5mb cache partition.

but maybe it will work on this rom too
[Nexus One Android Development] bruno3691:
1 day and 20 hours.

with very use??
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
No, with light usage such as sms, 2 calls and some wifi + twitter! :D

P.S. I'm testing a NEW version. Stay tuned! Big surprise for some people in particular :)
[Nexus One Android Development] gironz:
How many minutes to wait? to start up

Once installed please rom and restart

How many minutes to wait?

to start up

sorry for my English

google translate
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
Once installed and rebooted you'll have 3 reboots into the Nexus-logo and then the HTC Quietly Brilliant screen appears. Then you have to wait approx 5 minutes :)
[Nexus One Android Development] paoloc67:
news about the trackball ???
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
No sorry :( :( :(

But I have included the Blinker app for having Trackball Alert.
[Nexus One Android Development] digitalknigth:
The rom is great, but I noticed at times that sense they planted and that the phone is blocked altogether.

I flashed the new kernel gb-sense v7 and there were no more problems;-)

good job
[Nexus One Android Development] gironz:
sorry I do descrive steps:

recovery: Recovery v2.2.1 Ra-Passion

patition sd: XXXX 1024ext fat

upgrade ext2 to ext 3

upgrade ext3 to ext 4

toogle usb rom copy, Alignment, and Format-signed SCRIPT

zip flash from sdcard

--- ok alignment_cool_2.zip

--- ok format-sidned.zip

install the rom Hyper_sense_v2.0

formatting system ...

mounting data ...

checking / data / app ...

Extracting files ...

Mounting SD-Ext ...

Deleting Files ...

Extracting Files ...

Mounting system ...

Instaling Android ...

Symlinking ...

Setting permisions ...

Installing Kernel ...

Unmunting Data ...

Unmunting SD-Ext ...

Unmunting System ...

New rom flashed successfully

install from sdcard complete.

Reboot system now

Spain 05/11/2011 19:11

19:30 waiting
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
All your steps are OK, but seems that you don't have installed the new modified HBOOT (with different partition layout) for the ROM to install properly!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] gironz:
yes

1) Latest Radio: 5.12

2) Latest HBOOT: BLACKROSE Custom HBOOT from "dla5244" dev, modified by me, so you'll have v7.35.5117 !

Download: http://www.multiupload.com/XG6I4ECBC0

New Partition Layout is: 330mb System, 25mb Cache, 81mb Data.

To flash this, you have to do the following:

- Extract the content of "Modified HBOOT.rar" into your C:\ folder!

- Open the windows command prompt (cmd).

- Type: cd..

- Type: cd.. (yes another time)

- Type: cd Modified HBOOT

- Now you're into the folder. Make sure that you have your Nexus running into the bootloader!

-> Go into fastboot mode through your Bootloader and Clear Storage!

-> Return into Bootloader.

- Type: fastboot flash hboot NAND_HBOOT.nb0

- Finally type fastboot reboot-bootloader and if you can see v7.35.5117 you're done. Go into recovery and flash this ROM

-----New Partition Layout is: 330mb System, 25mb Cache, 81mb Data.--- ?????

I find out if it is correct partitions

the same procedure I installed the 1.6 and all ok

no problem

ok boot
[Nexus One Android Development] dla5244:
Total = 436mb
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
Please use your own language because I haven't understand well... :o

All you have to do, if you haven't already done, is install the modified HBOOT (NAND_HBOOT.nb0), following the instructions provided.

It's very strange that you have this issue...
[Nexus One Android Development] gironz:
NAND_hboot.nb0

in spanish

en la pantalla de mi nexus sale lo siguiente:

***BlackRose***

NEXUSONE PVT ENG S-OFF

HBOOT-7.35.5117 (PN9910000)

MICROP-0C15

TOUCH PANEL-SYNT0103

RADIO-512.00.08

OCT 09 2011,18:22:25

ES CORRECTO?

IT´S OK?
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
Yes, it's perfect :confused:
[Nexus One Android Development] gironz:
I returned to 1.6 versión
[Nexus One Android Development] Deep-Knight:
This rom with old partiton Layout Would be great to have.

Thanks for your good work
[Nexus One Android Development] shingers5:
let me get this right.............. if i do all these steps to flash this rom in order to revert back to a stock rom or another rom i have to remove the blackrose hboot? could i not just boot into cwm and flash a next rom without messing with bootloader again? will the chefs now be cooking NAND roms using the same partition layout as this rom? sorry for all the noobish questions but wanna make sure that flashing hboot and modified partition table is not just to run this rom. if this whole setup is just to flash this rom well it hardly seems worth it as we all like trying various romsavailable

EDIT: i read and got answer to questions so ignore me

---------- Post added at 12:28 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:26 AM ----------

can this modified partition layout be used to flash another rom like MIUI or CM7 etc? would i need to revert back to stock for this?

PS...............ignore me

---------- Post added at 12:52 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:28 AM ----------

i took the plunge

wiped using provided script 3 times

wiped dalvik cache 3 times

flashed rom then wiped dalvik cache to flash v7 of kernel

rom bootup was very quick so was quite impressed.

1st impressions are good but not as smooth as i expected. lag is there initially and very slight freezes. seems as with sense roms that a settling down period is required after initial flash and a few reboots.

apart from that this is very good stuff. weather transitions are very fluid, snappy switching of homescreens once initial lag is gone, wake up from sleep also ok. app draw sticks a bit etc
[Nexus One Android Development] :
NEVERMIND GOT IT

cleared storgage and it booted back into rom so 3 fingered back into bootloader

typed fastboot flash hboot NAND_HBOOT.nb0

says:

sending 'hboot' <512 KB>...

how long should that last, I think it is not flashing--
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Up and running, no issues

latest kernel, market

blinker--still not sure about it working yet

55 apps, no big games--27.32MB free

System Storage 5.13MB free

System Cache unused

Do those numbers sound right--
[Nexus One Android Development] wildfire.daniel:
Hmm with sd formatter or other software? Can i just format my sdcard from my windows? Or shall i need a different formatter?
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
That's ok, I mean.. It's normal that first boot from a cold "start" is a bit laggish :)

After that you'll see another Sense, very smooth!

Have you encountered other freezes?

It lasts less than 1 sec! :D

55 apps is a very good result!! Hope you enjoy it! :)

By the way have you created your own Partition Layout, leaving out Cache, so incrising Data +20mb??
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
SD-Formatter is a free app for Windows from the SD-Card association, so it's the best app for this I think :D

Use that and you'll be pleased!

P.S. New versions v2.3 is ready to be released! I'm putting in the OP right now!
[Nexus One Android Development] chaplen:
The most amazing sense rom! Thank you so much for SD version. Great work!
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
Thanks!

Obviously I prefer NAND version because of awesome performance!

Seems like a real HTC :D

Have a good day!
[Nexus One Android Development] chaplen:
And I would love to try it, sadly i do not have windows so i cannot upgrade my HBOOT. So the other version is greatly appreciated.

*EDIT* Is nand that much better? would it be worth my time to borrow a windows computer to put the modified HBOOT on?
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
You'll have practically no lag throw homescreens and overall is more fast.

But it depends on your needs also, because having a reduced Data partition implies that you have to install less apps, games above all...

Me and other users have stated that 50 apps are been installed correctly.
[Nexus One Android Development] chaplen:
I guess ill do that then considering i only have like 10 apps i use, none are big. now to find a computer lol
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
That's good :D
[Nexus One Android Development] chaplen:
just booted into 2.3. great work, nice improvements as i was using 1.6 before.
[Nexus One Android Development] yaron316:
great work as always!!

i don't get this blinker thingy, it just keeps on blinking regardless of notifications until i uninstall it :D

any ideas?
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
I was having the same issue, but after playing around with that app, I've solved it.

I think you must uncheck "Enable Battery" and "Enable Signal".

Set "Trackball fading".
[Nexus One Android Development] yaron316:
you are right as always! thanks!

by the way, my nexus thanks you as well, your ROM saved it from being replaced :D
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
Me too! I was wondering if it was the time to replace my Nexus with a real HTC because I love Sense interface and new HTC devices, but for now, with this ROM and the upcoming stable Sense 3.5 (from other users - and maybe from me later on :D ), I'll stay with my N1!!! :)

Maybe I'll replace it the next year with the new Snapdragon S4 processor.
[Nexus One Android Development] Cezar`:
Im on v2. Fast, stable and amazing battery life. The pic speaks for itself. Trust me, i use my phone quite a lot.
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
WOW!!! :eek: Really amazing! :D
[Nexus One Android Development] amolji:
I like your ROM.but i miss trackball wake a lot which is major infant the only reason that i am switching back to cm :( :(
[Nexus One Android Development] shingers5:
Very very impressed. This is really fast after reboot after Initial flash. Had 1 case of unresponsive screen but that's just n1 issue. Keyb just kept vibrating as if possessed lol. Anyway gonna flash v2.3 as this can only get better. Nand is better for real as with this Rom and blackrose mod hboot this rocks
[Nexus One Android Development] shingers5:
Weird Rom behaviour right now. 1st random reboot and just basic non performance. Wake from standby also a bit moody. Flashing 2.3 from scratch now
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
It has been a case... Retry, cross the fingers and let me know :)
[Nexus One Android Development] wildfire.daniel:
Thank u so much!! Just did ur advice (to clean my sdcard from fresh start), i partitioned my sdcard, then upgrade ext2 to ext3 then to ext4, then ive flashed the latest 2.3, now it is lightning fast!! Thanks it feels like having the original Ace S in my N1!!
[Nexus One Android Development] :
Downloading 2.3 now

Just flash over NAND version as usual for an update, any cache wipes first.
[Nexus One Android Development] bimasakti85:
I'm sorry,but what is the different between sdcard and nand version?

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Android Development] AQUA:
Dear Iperzampem0

thanks for arabic RTL
[Nexus One Android Development] :
No need to flash Modified Nand, I would guess
[Nexus One Android Development] bimasakti85:
I get it. So, the nand version is somekind like the nand backup rom?

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Android Development] Iperzampem0:
Nope.

Nand version = all the ROM's system fits into the physical chip of our Nexus, called NAND and so overall performacen will be amazing.

Sd version = half of the ROM's system fits into the NAND, because of the original stock Partition Layout, that permitts only 145mb for /system.

My modified HBOOT allows 330mb for /system.

Substantially Nand version is MUCH faster, but you have to install the modified HBOOT first (as stated in the first page) and max installable apps will be around 50 (Data partition is reduced, because of the major System partition).

Hope you have understand :)
[Nexus One Android Development] shingers5:
Well 2.3 is quite simply amazing. Almost no lag here after reboot and boy its quick. Much smoother than 2.0 I think and much refined. Loving this right now and my old nexus is living again
[Nexus One Android Development] kuljit55:
will it be possible to intergrate android 2.3.5 in the future by updating the framework and than updateing system apps? or is it alot more complicated than this. i have noticed 2.3.3 browsing is always alot slower than 2.3.5
[Nexus One Android Development] dulexetina:
Cmon man :) i realy wanna try this before i sell my n1
[Nexus One Android Development] Menelkir:
Isn't so simple, HTC made lots of modifications on the entire rom.