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[Desire Android Development] nbch:
So it does, thanks for the help.

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I think I also have to press the trackball, so vol-, power and trackball and then release power.
[Desire Android Development] MattSid:
^ Just tested without success :(

I just would like to wipe everything and install another rom!
[Desire Android Development] Skippernl:
This is not a rom problem. The problem is likely hardware or recovery related
[Desire Android Development] Murtagh92:
Noupdating Store is perfect... But I have a problem with temple run. I use regular a2sd. Sometimes When I swipe right the character jump. Someone can help me?

Inviato dal mio HTC Desire con Tapatalk 2
[Desire Android Development] twisted_forever:
Are you using a sense rom?coz they use something called quick start (much like hibernation). If it is selected, you cant go into recovery. Just disable it from the settings->power.

Edit: my bad.didnt see the previous posts. You can always use ADB to go to recovery if there is a HW issue. Also back button+vol down will get you to bootloader.
[Desire Android Development] playitlouder:
Hello:D

Tried this ROM on two desires. Works great! But A2SD does not want to work on both. I can run the script just fine.

I moved appdata and apps to SD and left dalvic oh the internal memory.

But when I try to install apps now, the market just claims "not enough memory".

Any help? I formated SD Ext to 1gb, should be enough :cyclops:
[Desire Android Development] cirapfc:
Move dalvik to ext... or try using int2ext script... :)
[Desire Android Development] pawan1993:
Install android sdk then open up command prompt and navigate to the platform-tools folder in the installation folder for the sdk using the "cd "C:\Program Files\Android\platform-tools"" command.

Then run adb devices to check if your phone is connected to adb. If not then enable USB debugging in the Development section in settings. Then run "adb reboot recovery" and there you go recovery.
[Desire Android Development] KingOfSand:
Sorry for a noob question, but isn't it possible to have int2sd? 140 mb isn't enough for apps.
[Desire Android Development] Sandvold:
All credit to Phantom for the webpage. (he even made a optimized site for our phones:))
[Desire Android Development] Phantom Pt. II:
My pleasure! I liked creating it.

Hope everyone appreciates and enjoys it!
[Desire Android Development] nogain:
With this rom, and more generally with ICS on Desire is possible to use virtual keys rather than the physical ?
[Desire Android Development] salimane:
md5 of all downlodable files

please the md5 of the files to download could be listed on the main post

thanks
[Desire Android Development] VanDroidman:
What does the "Media Storage " app do? When I'm running low on space I delete the 20-30mb of data from it, but it always returns.
[Desire Android Development] itachi1706:
If I'm not wrong it stores your music and photo caches.
[Desire Android Development] mayurh:
Its the 14:-) hoping for some awesome news on this rom
[Desire Android Development] MoiZie:
I am using 0.1.1 Since last night. I noticed all the app links are missing from the market after a restore with titanium. I cannot find the apps either. Is this because of the framework update?
[Desire Android Development] K900:
Install anything and all your apps should show up. You can remove what you installed afterwards.
[Desire Android Development] salimane:
system/bin/bash

I'm getting "Missing system/bin/bash " when flashing in recovery.

thanks for any suggestion
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
Usually that's because you have signature verification on and the mentioned file is removed from zip but not re signed.

Toggle off signature verification in recovery then flash.

Cwm. Flash zip from sd > toggle signature verification

Amonra. Order > toggle verification
[Desire Android Development] kuroneko007:
I just wanted to drop in a word of praise for Sandvold and the other developers of this rom. I just tested out a Galaxy Nexus in the store. It wasn't connected to the network, so I could only do simple stuff like scroll through the settings menu, gallery, app drawer, home screens etc. But what I noticed even just doing that is that in those simple yet essential daily tasks, my Desire running beta 0.1 and overclocked to 1.2ghz pretty mix matches the GN all the way!

So, awesome job on this ROM. But I just lost all motivation to buy a Nexus. The camera is awesome though.

Thanks devs!
[Desire Android Development] KuliX:
Wake up the phone with menu-button

With the attached menu-to-wake.zip file you can enable wake funktion by pressing menu button.

Flash the file from recovery.

It just changes one line in /system/usr/keylayout/bravo-keypad.kl

All credits to 7pellc,lambrospower and KingChris

Regards

KuliX
[Desire Android Development] MoiZie:
Doesn't work, also tried market restore from titanium. If I manually search for an app, it shows as status 'update' if applicable.
[Desire Android Development] veryjiggy:
Quick question. I tried searching for it in this thread, but couldn't find it.

Does this ROM support 'live voice to text' feature of ICS? Or is that handset specific and only available with the Galaxy Nexus?
[Desire Android Development] ssonik:
Have you tried clearing data on the market app?
[Desire Android Development] herezor:
Yes, yes, what will happen today.... :D:D:D
[Desire Android Development] Izarian:
If you literally mean to write sms's yes. Look for the mic icon on the keyboard and hit that.

It's flaky as hell though.
[Desire Android Development] herezor:
It does support voice to tex and by the way, I have used it and it is awesome. It is software specific, no hardware related
[Desire Android Development] veryjiggy:
Yes, I meant the text appearing as you speak, and not like Froyo/Gingerbread when the text appears only once you have finished speaking.

Thanks for your responses!
[Desire Android Development] Skippernl:
Install The Ron custom and choose The option you want. I am using pr0zer
[Desire Android Development] Murtagh92:
Does someone have problems with temple run? I explain my problem here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1947315
[Desire Android Development] LordKillalot:
For entering the bootloader you should press and Vol - and press

and hold

the power button until the bootloader screen shows up. Then select recovery from there. This works for me on stock hboot.
[Desire Android Development] williamj1:
How stable is this ROM as a daily driver coming from a LeeDroid Sense HD Rom (which is stable enough, but slow)?

Also, can anyone explain simply what init2SD is? I think I understand the basics, but how does it compare performance wise to A2SD? If the ROM isn't terribly responsive to begin with, I feat init2SD even on my Class 10 card would make it a lot slower, which would drive me nuts :(

Also, any advice on the best kernal for general use / least laggy experience and likewise launcher?

Thanks
[Desire Android Development] ntn_labs:
I use it daily with almost stock install options. I wouldn't describe it as slow, but that's way too subjective. Won't answer the a2sd question, I use amarullz and it might have some problems :)
[Desire Android Development] mattmanwrx:
Maybe I can make one, but could be difficult...

You need to mount the /system and /data in recovery... its under mounts and storage... :)
[Desire Android Development] McMichaeli:
I had a play with Paranoid Android and it is nice but has a few too many tweaks for my liking. They push the size of the system partition up. I then discovered that Evervolv Turba 3.1.0p1 features External GApps, which allows GApps to be installed on SD-EXT and symlinked automatically to /system at boot. This saves loads of system partition space, which together with JBr3 HBOOT leaves 223MB for /data.

The performance of Evervolv Turba is good, feels much more responsive and it's very close stock Jelly Bean. The camera preview isn't as good as Sandvold ICS but the actual pictures taken are of good quality. Best of all it runs Play Store v3.9.16 without boot loops and as a result has become my new day-to-day ROM.

Hope this helps save others some time while searching around for a solution...
[Desire Android Development] bradmax57:
I'm going to have to go back to a trusty little desire whilst my one x is off for repair, its been so long since i used it that i want to try some ics on it again. I know it says all hboots in title but was wondering which is best suited to the rom, currently has cm7 r2 hboot insalled.

Thanks in advance
[Desire Android Development] Souldrinker:
Have switched to evervolv turba on my desire for now with stock hboot (now that my son uses it and doesn't use too many apps) , but I've used older versions of this rom for several months on cm7r2 and it worked fine.
[Desire Android Development] remmyhi:
Q1. Does enyone find a solution for the device encryption?

I see a couple of postat back the issue exist and never really solved...

In order to connect with my company email I need to encrypt the phone (if the phone provides encryption) - this rom definitely have the encryption included and thus - the remote admin is asking me to encrypt it. When I try to encrypt the phone hangs at the green robot screen.

Q2. Does anyone know how to remove the encryption files from the device? I see some other roms (Elk's JB for example) does not have the encryption mechanisms included in rom and then my issue is solved... :)
[Desire Android Development] rickiri69:
Boot loop on Evervolv screen (blu up-down line)

I am using this OS for a long time now.

Today as everyday while pulling out the charger I decided to reboot my device.

It remained on loop on the Evervolv screen with the blu up and down line...After 5min power button+vol down+enter, I entered into recovery and "reboot system".

Same issue

So I cleared Data and dalvik cache and reboot.

Same issue

SO I entered once again in recovery and cleared data+dalvik and I updated from zip "update 0.18.1.zip".

Same issue

SO...recovery: clear all data except sd card and re install update.

It worked but when I reboot after a2sd YNY...issue is coming back.

Problem is that without a2sd even whats app is too large for the internal memory.

What could be the cause of this problem ?:confused:

What can you advise me ?
[Desire Android Development] bradmax57:
Just noticed the same thing with my fresh installed one, everything appeared to be working then rebooted phone and now it wont start, im using the regualar a2sd script during install with a 1gb partition
[Desire Android Development] mattmanwrx:
Its probably the new/updated market... check 2 pages back, maybe even 1 page back...
[Desire Android Development] nero pinto:
same hapen to me

i had same problem only puling out the batery an new install seems to solve but not for long
[Desire Android Development] rickiri69:
What a f** a Playstore update can mess so much an OS ???:eek:

I tried this:

Originally Posted by rfandango View Post

But didn't worked , even then entering into recovery to wipe cache+dalvik.

I saw also this:

And if not. will try that:

If I enter into the (Evervolv) Beta zip file and delete the existing vending.apk and put the vending no restriction... will it work by making a clean install ?

If not I will throw my desire against a wall !:p
[Desire Android Development] mattmanwrx:
Your last option seems like a viable one, take it out of the ROM.zip and replace with the non updating one...

If not, you do need to use adb to remove the offending play store and then let it boot up and copy over the non updating one...

I would never had thought bit could either.. it is very strange, and didn't believe it myself until more people came forward saying the same... it could be to do with the /cache of the play store, maybe it is in the ram disk of the kernel not sure, but it seems it is messing it up...
[Desire Android Development] williamj1:
Having weird issues with stock and regular A2SD.

Initially, I was trying the ROM with CM7r2 hboot. Phone booted fine, then after a2sd command etc in terminal, upon reboot I had a bootloop.

Then I wiped completely, flashed stock hboot and retried, same issue.

Wiped once more, reinstalled and tried regular as opposed to "stock" a2sd upon install, but same issue whenever I boot.

I left for 20 minutes and decided was boot loop, I presume I am not just being impatient and need to leave it longer? any ideas?

Thanks
[Desire Android Development] mattmanwrx:
Market problem, read 2 pages back... :)
[Desire Android Development] williamj1:
ah my bad, thank you.

Is the paranoid ROM as stable as this minus the reboot issue? He lists 3G issues and video playback being stuttery, both of which were much improved in recent Sandvold builds and was the main reason I stayed off ICS / JB for so long ... ?

Also, for init2SD does hboot matter, if so which and will it run fine on a class 6 card?

Thanks again.
[Desire Android Development] mattmanwrx:
I cannot comment on either question... moved away from the desire half a year ago for my one x, and haven't been in the desire scene since then... might even move onto the note 2 at the end of the month :D
[Desire Android Development] williamj1:
Don't make me jealous :P

I will have the next Nexus phone soon enough, or if I don't like it / can't convince myself of LG (bleugh) then I'll get a knockdown Galaxy Nexus and get the one in 2013.
[Desire Android Development] mattmanwrx:
He he, I tell anyone I can... :) (and if i do get the note 2, not gonna get rid of the one x either... have a weekend and weekday phone)

Next nexus I may get, depending on price and if it is 8gb as speculated.. my friends wife works for lg, but that's the one product they can't get as it is actually googles product (Google nexus by lg)... if it wasn't, i could probably have one now... oh well... I quite like the Motorola i too... which could also be on my list too...

Anyway, enough of that.. :)
[Desire Android Development] nate51:
I got stuck at the Evervolv animation also after second boot (first boot fine).

Is there a way to solve it other than adb?
[Desire Android Development] mattmanwrx:
Replace the non updating market with the market in the ROM.zip, wipe all data (excluding SD card) and then flash the .zip...

As the market can be in different places and with different names, it would be too difficult to make a flashable.zip to remove it...
[Desire Android Development] rickiri69:
For sure this is the last Playstore update that mess everything.

After struggling on adb, apk, data, cache,recovery.....

Here is what I personally did:

In recovery "format everything except Sd card". (I hope you have the Beta zip into your sd card ? If not take out the micro sd and put into your computer to put the Beta zip inside, reput sd card into phone)

Then always in recovery "install from zip file" take the Beta zip for a new and fresh install of OS.

Let it install.

...

After putting you gmail account.

Install from Playstore a file explorer that manage root (mine is ES file explorer). And allow to see root files (in settings flag the 3 options).

Now in settings of cell, applications:

- Google Playstore: clear data, force stop, deactivate.

- Framework android...: clear data, force stop, deactivate

Download a "Vending no restriction apk" (check some post before) on web explorer (or from your PC on micro SD).

Then rename it into vending.apk and put it with your file explorer to "system app" (it will substitute the existing one) and set perm to rw r r.

Go in file data/data: clear file "com.android.vending.updater"

Go in file data: Clear file Dalvik cache

Reboot

It worked for me.:fingers-crossed: but I had to reinstall all app and data. Did it with titanium backup (very long).

mattmanwrx:

I tried also this: from my PC to enter into the (Evervolv) Beta zip file and delete the existing vending.apk and put the vending no restriction. Then remake zip file (no rar !!!)... But when I tried in recovery to install it says installation aborted :(

Maybe I should allow permissions first on new vending.apk and then reput it into the base Beta file zip ?:confused:
[Desire Android Development] mattmanwrx:
Firstly, you don't need to take out the SD card.. you can mount the SD card in recovery... 4ext is mount USB storage (I think), 3rd option (again, I think).. in cwm it is under mounts and storage (I think, lol)...

Secondly, when playing with a .zip you need to set the compression to store (0 compression).. a quick Google will show you how to do that, if you don't already know how.. :)

This is all things to be learnt in android... I remember when I asked the same question.. :)
[Desire Android Development] Sandvold:
Sorry all for being totally inactive. Needed a break after 11 months with to much work on this ROM, also and had loads to do.

I had a JB release ready, but decided not to release because I was to busy to actually do any support. Also there was so many JB options. I also halted the GB ROM since I didn't have time to code much so changes would have been minimal.

I know I'm going to be busy for at least one and a half week. (I'm taking over a new class and I got to go through 30 parants/students meetings).

I'll take up GB then, but I don't think I'll do anything with JB. If people want a rather unsupported Cm7r2/data++/stock ASOP JB I'll release it.

If not then I'll wait for 4.2 and get started once it's dropped so I don't fall behind from the start.

Anyway sorry for not being more active. I'm not leaving for a while yet:) Hopefully I'll get my 2nd Desire back from repair before 4.2 is released.

Thanks for all the support so far!
[Desire Android Development] scrads:
Hi Guys

Since Saturday i've had a very strange problem with my Desire.

No data could connect so i thought it must need a reboot, after I did this it was stuck on boot screen, tried several times and waited ages and no luck. This was on ver 0.15

Luckily i had the latest version on my phone ready to install so I thought it was time to install.

Installed and everything was running hunky doory (except GPS) untill I needed to reboot and again the same problem!

As far as I am aware i've done a clean wipe every time.

Any pointers as this is really annoying to have to reinstall the ROM just to get the phone to boot properly every time it restarts/looses power.

Cheers
[Desire Android Development] mattmanwrx:
My pointer is to read back the last few pages, and see the way to correct the boot loop...

Seriously people, read the last 2 pages of the thread before you post... maybe others are having a problem too... :rolleyes:
[Desire Android Development] breezing.we:
plz read page 1662-1664
[Desire Android Development] Hammerbak:
I tried all the above solutions without luck. If someone "stumble" over another solution, feel free to share.

To all who tried, thanks for the effort!
[Desire Android Development] Arbelac:
You have to remove all the vending files. Otherwise it doesn't work.

Use adb shell

find -iname "*vend*"

Remove all com.android.vending files, and the vending-2.apk (will be in different locations depending on a2sd implementations)

For example for my install:

/system/app/Vending.apk

/sd-ext/app/com.android.vending-2.apk

/data/data_s/com.android.vending

/data/data_s/com.android.vending.updater

Make sure you do a "rm -r com.android.vending" and "rm -r com.android.vending.updater" as they are subdirectories.

After all the files are deleted, clear the dalvik cache and reboot. It'll come up then.
[Desire Android Development] williamj1:
Hi Sandvold.

Firstly, I would like to thank you for your continued support, effort and hard work within this forum. It is credit to develops like you that I have been able to keep my Desire so long, and I am certain without your work, we would not have a stable build of ics or jb on the Desire.

On that note, I would personally love you to release the JB rom. XDA perhaps isn't ideal if you (understandably) can't provide support, but why not release it as a beta for those interested on your personal site? Your ICS rom is without doubt the most stable and fastest build for the Desire, and I have tried a few. I'm just gutted about the play update / market memory issue, from which the bootloop renders the ROM unusable. After all this time, and even more so with 4.2 around the corner I can't bear the thought of going back to gingerbread even for a few weeks. So for the above reasons, if the bootloop doesn't exist in your JB build, I would absolutely love to try it and I'm sure others would too :)

Thanks again,

William :fingers-crossed:
[Desire Android Development] Hammerbak:
I could have used this post like 1 day ago, I bet it could have saved me quite some time in the matter that it actually could have worked.

I didn't use this method though. I created a post of myself and got an answer from a guy called overblood. Here's what he wrote:

I did all this while using Sandvold ICS 0.18.2.1 and a2sd. I wrote the a2sd command in the terminal after I had done the above and my device is alive and well with all it's data on due to titanium backup!

Thanks to you all!
[Desire Android Development] anneliese:
A new "market bugfix release" would be nice for all people who don't want to play around with sdb commands. Great Rom Sandvold!
[Desire Android Development] williamj1:
what is wrong with the method above? I agree a fix would be nice but that is a lot to ask.
[Desire Android Development] juanitomigraña:
I installed the rom, all perfect while I not install apps, later of reboot the ROM is broken, infinite loop in "evervolv screen".
[Desire Android Development] williamj1:
read the last 3 pages. its a known issue, caused when the market updates.
[Desire Android Development] Hammerbak:
The above method requires no ADB commands..
[Desire Android Development] nate51:
I am getting the black background and all I can see is the nav bar. Read in earlier posts that it is because of my data++ HBOOT so I haven't been able to test the above method to stop the boot loop. Kind of sucks too I was looking forward to this ROM since it seems to be close to stable with continued support. But re-flashing my HBOOT is a pain.
[Desire Android Development] excogitation:
I guess it kinda sucks without Play Store

^^ any success with

adb remount

adb push Phonesky.apk /system/app

?
[Desire Android Development] nate51:
I caved and just used Fastboot Commander and changed my HBOOT. Problem I am getting now is "Insufficient Space" errors when downloading from the Play Store. I tried different a2sd scripts and all had basically the same results.

Does anyone have a recommendation as to what might be causing the low space errors? I never had this problem with other ICS ROMS so I am not sure what action to take. Do I need to re-partition my SD Card?