yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lexyn:
It's not the sdcard. It's a class 10 Adata. But this is not a sdcard related problem, I can tell you that because before MIUI, when using supernova, I didn't have this problem.I was able to write things on SD 4 times faster. I think it's a kernel problem after all the forums I read.

Supernova uses 2.6.35.10 stock kernel as far as I remember while MIUI uses some custom CM .37 i think. ( somebody correct me with the version numer ).

BTW: @htc bravo: I flashed another kernel "ManU-2.1-GB-HAVS-AXI-128-BFS" and I have @2.5 MB/s stable write speed.

I'd like to try the one that supernova uses but I'm not shure it'll work with MIUI.

Any advice will be welcome.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
No it wont work as it a SENSE kernel. You need AOSP Kernels. .35 are the best (like I already mentioned).
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lexyn:
Sorry rootSU i didn't see your first post that's why it looked like I ignored it and thanks for the answer.

I'm using a manu .35.13 and as I said before it is a little better. Still slow compared to .35.10 supernova uses.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pati702:
I am now on runnymede Aio special v5.1. Nice rom btw. ;-)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
You mustn't compare sense .35 kernels with AOSP kernels. .35 AOSP kernels are really old, but a few of us still use them as we think them better on battery life and SD card trasnfer.

.35 sense kernels are much newer. It is not the same .35

You're going to have to live with your sd card speed if you want to stay on AOSP roms.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lexyn:
I understand now. Thanks for your great answers you really broke me from the "search-read-search" loop. :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
No probs.

Although its annoying, you can always copy big chunks of data whilst booted in recovery.

To be honest I rarely use a USB cable anymore. I use FTP to transfer all my data.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kayon:
I'm running ICS 0.3.9 Beta in Combination with Apex Launcher. Works great
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chuaniyang:
RevolutioN.xMas.Edition.v3.0 and Official_Stock_Sense-Gingerbread_v1.2__GB-2.3.3_A2SD+
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malso:
Since my battery life suffered a bit, I tried a few other great ROMs

and now (after a huge battle with the a2sd script) I'm on MIUI-XJ :)

I don't expect the battery to last longer, but I'm happy to try something

new.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] co@ch:
Actually I'm using Sandvold's ICS v3.8.1.. Just lovin it, the ROM I mean.. ;)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anaforabak:
I'm using Runnymede...
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qsacage:
Used CM7.1 until recently. On Elelinux 2.8 which is magnificent!

Tried ICS 0.3.9 but it's lightyears behind Elelinux in zippyness. Can't really understand why people are on ICS when it's relatively laggy amd scores below 1000 on Quadrant.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Elelinux makes for the desire now? Thought he only did hero. That's what my fiances phone runs on...
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maslinar:
Oxygen,the best and fastest ROM for desire. ICS on desire is a waste of time,its laggy and considerably slower than any Gingerbread rom.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schalmers:
I found the following Swedish forum with a ROM

Elelinux-CM7.2-Desire-v2.8-Android 2.3.7 It is all in Swedish but Google translate helped me understand the basics. Too bad this is not posted on XDA.

http://www.swedroid.se/forum/showthread.php?t=46232

BTW, RootSU, just moved to your ROM yesterday and so far I like it a lot thank you very much, try to see if I can get used to ASOP roms, extra space in Data is great.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Thanks. Had no idea.

I pressed thanks but I'm limited to 8 thanks a day apparently.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] timmygadget:
I am using Mildwild's CM7 2.7 rom http://http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1453287. I am on the cm7r2 hboot and s-off :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Smask:
I updated to Sandvold 0.3.9 from 0.3.6 yesterday. Plus experimental speed tweak plus the AGPS patch. And I downgraded the radio to 32.56.00.32U5.17.05.08 to see if it is lighter on the battery juice. Haven't tested it properly yet.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killerfrog:
Now I'm running the Runnymede AIO 6.0.3 and it works well! :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eXXon82:
I have been running GingerWally for a few months now. Rock solid! :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cvk77:
I'm running dk_zero-cool's CM9 ICS build. Works surprisingly well with some minor glitches here and there.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Androidmarketuser:
ATM with Redux 2, my favorite ROM.

I want to install Supreme Desire now but last time I used it there were massive lags (hangs up for a second)

The main reason why I want to try it out is that I got a score of 2000 with Quadrant, with my Redux2 just 1300 -.-

btw: are the ics roms less laggy atm (especially sandvolds wich interests me most)?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Quadrant means nothing. Easily faked. Not that I'm saying that is the case here. Just you could have double quadrant score but Rom can feel laggy. Don't fall for the higher numbers
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qsacage:
Tried Mildwild, I didn't find it particularly zippy. Back on Elelinux 2.8 (available in English as well). I've tried quite a few roms but Elelinux is at the top. It's as good as it can get on Desire.

Oh, and Quadrant counts. Not if a rom has very high score but if it has low score ( less than 1000 on Desire with setcpu on 1113MHz) it says the rom is poor in overall performance. Imho.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
OK, lets say that the higher score doesnt actually have any direct correlation to the real world performance.

That said, never found a rom under 1000 on the desire.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spadie:
Rymedymme AIO 6.0.3.. Super fast!!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmx4000:
Currently using Mildwild 2.9.5

I've formerly used Leedroid's roms, and other Sense roms. I finally ditched sense and I don't think I'll miss it. Mildwild's rom is by far the fastest and smoothest rom I've ever tried. I'd definitely recommend to anyone to try it (even Sense lovers).
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 777ace:
See below...

Was using RCMix 2.0 for about five or six months, until just last week. That was such a stable and reliable ROM, but had to move with the times. I have a backup of it, which I will keep in case I decide to revert.

Loving Runnymede at the moment though.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qsacage:
Mildwild is not smooth. At all. It's rather in the OK-area than smooth. If you consider Mildwild to be smooth, what is your smoothnes rate on Oxygen, CM7.1, Elelinux?

All ICS on Desire scores below 1000, but in their defense they are in beta stage.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GIA131:
In this moment i'm using runnymede.

Very good rom. :D
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
ICS roms run all right. Thats purely down to the lack of HWA. ICS is not that laggy, which againm I think strengthens my point.

If you want to truly benchmark, use Linpac
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flipside101:
I'm finding the MildWild CM 7 rom very useable ,I came from gingervillan

I have over 100 apps installed via S2E and no issues (well the s2e GUI vanished after the last update but that was down to me fecking about rather than the rom)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sudkcoce:
Am I alone to find this post deceiving? ;-)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ancoor:
AN-Droid 2.1.0 data++

Moved from LeeDroid 3.0.8.2 A2SD to AN-Droid 2.1.0 data++ with HBOOT oxygenr2 last week, since my Desire was getting way to laggy.

I'm so happy I'll figure I'll stick with this one for a loooong time. :)

Haven't personally found any bugs

Fastest ROM I ever used

Lot's of space for apps

Better battery life

A minimum number of apps that dev decided to include
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vip_blast:
Switched from beta CM9 to MIUI based on CM9, getting fed up from slight bugs here and there, and random fc/reboots occuring. Right now I'm trying Runnymede 6.0.3, I must say it's having a pretty impressive performance till now. Battery life is also pretty good, and I really like the HTC music player and Sense widgets.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phillipozz:
CM7 stable mod and works just flawlesly.;)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crokas:
I`ve recentrly installed [★★ SMS ★★ ] by ★ RSK TEAM ★ with AMAZE CAM ROM. verry smooth, stable and battery friendly rom
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erklat:
Guess again ;)

Seems to me like you're running from bugs only to end up running in circles.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vip_blast:
I know how to use my phone, I've been on android for 2 years now. After being on CM7 for long, I tested the alpha build of ICS, following that I used the beta build both by sandvold for about about 3 weeks. Then I switched to the CM9 build from dk_zero-cool's thread for more than 5 weeks. Great performance, but still lots of bugs and functions lacking from the phone (the day I decided to switch to another ROM was when I had got a FC during an important phone call).

If I choose to run Runnymede its only because I want my phone to run normally. What's the use of running any latest cool ROM if I just cannot use basic functions properly? E.g. on the Sense UI, all my reminders, notes and birthdays sync perfectly and automatically, without any glitch, and the phone never lags on that ROM no matter how extensively it's being used. My phone is my daily driver, it must work. I'm sure there are other ROMs which work as such as well, but Runnymede also has a nice aesthetical side, that's a plus point for me.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erklat:
Hold your breath there and report in a tenday or so. If stability was my primary concern, which it is, no way would I choose Runnymede nor ICS.

SwiftKeyed from my HTC Desire using Tapatalk.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tipostrano:
If you want a stable ROM with extra memory and no problems,use Supernova from droidzone.

I am a middle age low tech user and I need a stable phone for work (i tried other ROMs and I had my phone crashing while trying to call my boss).

I was planning to buy a new phone because I needed more memory, but Supernova allowed me to save money (and I donated because developpers deserve our thx).

With the money I saved on the phone I bought a HP touchpad and in that I am experimenting with ICS...

I keep crashing and bricking it, but it is fun.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vip_blast:
Its already been a week now, everythings working good. To each one its own setup and preferences.

Never tried supernova, i'm gonna have a look at the thread, thanks for the recommendation. I also like messing up, I have the galaxy tab 10.1 and im following a programming module in my studies, i'm learning to write stuff for that.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sadisticveneer:
Using Sandvold's latest ICS rom with the new Drewis kernel present. She is rather magical and thoroughly enjoying it so far.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OfficialLocdoGg:
Decks ics builds are nice. I flash between them and the stock gb tons.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loucipher:
I'm impressed of Sandvold's ICS RC1 with HWA (since this night/morning)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killerfrog:
You're right, flashed right now and I'm very suprised to se how smoother it is :eek:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 2Kenneth Lee:
Sandvold's ICS 0.4.0 RC1 now support Full HWA but more bugs than 0.3.x.

0.4.0RC1 is unstable because first build having Full HWA and 0.3.x is very stable until now.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gizzmoffm:
Currently running euroskank cm7.2 build - really great and smooth (but browser is crashing in libwebcore at random... mhhh).

I'll wait for ICS (bcm or sandvold, don't know yet) to become more stable with the full HWA implementation, then I'll switch.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eotd:
Sandvold's ICS 4.0.3 Beta 0.3.10

MIUI_Au v4 2.2.10
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] invisible_ba:
Sebastian Runnymede 6.0.4, long time already, everything is good, no lag.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alina8627:
mildwild v 3.0 !!!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cajko13:
Helo,i'm today install runnymade cfw and i have problem...htc always freezing and crashing...i have 4ext recovery,16gb card,1gb 4ext and cr7/2 hboot...i install everyting how is tutorial told me...please help
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mx82:
I'm using Mildwild based on CM7. Instead of a sd2ext script, you can install the s2e app (CM7 only).
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mokshu:
Current using a CM7-11122011 (Nightly) on CM7r2 hboot, and love it.

I'm also testing from time to time latest ICS implementation, especially Sanvold/texasice's one for our lovely phone.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r0nald11:
I was using stable CM7 before trying out ICS roms such as CM9, and Sandvold's, which are both in beta but Sandvold's ICS was the first to have full HWA on Bravo.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] realImp:
Sandvold's ICS 4.0.3 Beta 4.0
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stalingrad:
MildWild 3.1 stable fast great battery
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mirek68:
Sandvold's ICS BETA 0.4.0RC3, really cool and smooth
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alvin1234:
Runnymede AIO by sebastiaan15 is currently the best rom i've used.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droidzone:
Thank you. :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strikert:
Hmm currently using Bindroid .. :) quite nice but when messaging with whatsapp it has some strange buggs
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whoolie:
Currently Runnymede, but wants to go to ICS as soon as HWA is fully fixed and the rom is stable :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tihimasmo:
I've been wanting to run a droidzone ROM for a long time, but haven't gotten around to buying an appropriate sd-card yet. Meanwhile I've been messing about with seb's runnymede and quite like it. Which later version is stable still remains to be discovered, but 6.0.5 seems a good bet. Although I will try droidzone.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rares1235:
I'm using Runnymede ROM by sebastiaan15 and it's very fast and stable.;)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] super_turbo:
List Of Roms

found this database with all the latest roms for desire

Link: http://westwizzy.blogspot.com/2012/02/blog-post_12.html
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
We have our own here.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sj_ami:
I'm really loving using Sandvold's ICS for Desire BETA 0.3.10 OS. It's a great ROM; and I'm yet to upgrade to the 0.4.x Release Candidates for the hardware acceleration etc but will do so soon.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1355660
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] icke:
Please...can someone provide stock CM7.2 rom without any modification in systemui and framework-res?

I ask this coz I would like to use Zdunes ICS layout, but every rom with CM7.2 i've tried doesn't work caused by modification in mentioned apk's.:(

I bought his ICS theme and it would be really nice to use it with his layout.

Can some of rom chefs help me out to get this working?

Thank U in advance!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] icke:
Nobody? :(
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ttaallooss:
How do it know if i have it installed on my mini? There is anyway to chack that?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] TheWhisp:
Turn off your phone, then boot in recovery mode by pressing Home + Power.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] SanketN8:
1.Turn off your phone :)

2.Press Home+Power buttons till u boot into recovery menu :)

If it is CWM there will be shown Clockwork Recovery Mod with everything in orange fonts :D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] v-mix:
if in ur recovery mode any background lyk su

thaht means cwm is already installed
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] yagya:
Simple way is to reboot to recovery (Press Home + Power button ) then see if you see Clock Work Mod Recovery v4.0.0.5 at the top of the window. If yes then you have CWM recovery if not then you don't have it, so simply install it using Odin.

:)

For more help on installing it search at http://yagyagaire.blogspot.com

:)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] superleeds27:
Is there much difference between the two? Currently have the Ankher, thinking of getting the official extended battery.

Is there much point?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Joey2o11:
Over 2000 posts and yet can't figure out the search button......there's numerous threads on these batteries if you'd actually bothered to look.....
[Galaxy S II Accessories] superleeds27:
Think youll find i have. There are several thread on the Ankher 1900Mah, and several threads on the Genuine extended. Care to have a pop at the thread starters of them topics?.

Ive also searched through each of the threads, and found nothign specific to my query.

I was looking for someone who has used both of these batteries and can tell if there is a significant benfit in jumping to the official 2000mah from the 1900 Ankher.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] bidboy:
Why waste your time answering if you can't be more helpfull ?. You kid's ;)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] buxz777:
:-) nooooooo way i remember you from s60 symbian days :-)

hope your well mate
[Galaxy S II Accessories] bidboy:
Hi mate, fancy seeing you in a place like this. :)

Yea, moved on since my Symbian days & never been happier. Symbian was great in it's day but was spoiled by slow operating system & crap build quality. First got the Galaxy S & was delighted with it, so now moved up to the S2. Love this phone.

Nice to meet you again. :)

Better stop now or I will be accused of going off topic. See you soon.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] vlad1981:
Ankers are not 1900mah but 1600 or 1650 (dont remember for sure but this is what's printed on the cell under the anker wrapping). It's also confrmed by the fact that anker battery lasts same as stock samsung battery. Based on that official 2000mah should last longer but I never had one to confirm from personal experience . Howevet I'm very happy with 2 anker batteries and desktop sharger that I bought for 1/3 of price of official 2000mah battety. 95% of times I swap batteries instead of charging phone. My case is hybrid silicone / hard plastic. I removed stock battery cover plate as case covers the back anyway. When the battery runs down it takes me 10 secs to swap it + with 3 batteries(4800mah) I have 2.5 times more power then extended bat.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] superleeds27:
Arrived this morning the extended battery. Firt impressions.

I think i prefer the thickness of the phone now. One plus point is that the Camera area now has some protection when itslaid on its back, Isn't being laid straight on the lens.

The heavyness of the phone. Not sure, oesn't seem that heavy to me, but then, i had a Sony Ericsson X10i before this, so its probably on parr with that on weight

Will fully charge it up, and see how i get on.

CM9 Latest build!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] js931:
could you maybe make a comparison between stock and extended using Antutu Tester?

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.antutu.tester
[Galaxy S II Accessories] superleeds27:
Ill break it in first and see what i can do
[Galaxy S II Accessories] js931:
edit: double post deleted
[Galaxy S II Accessories] kanu1and:
Hi ..... just saw that your S2 is running on CM9 ..... just wanted to know how is the experience and what bugs did you face till date !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cheers !!!!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] porcupineli:
Get a Mugen Power battery.

SGS2 3200mah and 1700mah batteries
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Joey2o11:
Does it come with a free suitcase so you can lug your now huge phone round with you? :)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] pHraiL^:
What about overheating with the samsung new battery? My phone overheats even on running basic HD games on the default battery. Shucks I know. I am thinking of getting hands on 2000 battery but I will not buy it if it has the same overheat problems because I've heard that Anker battery doesn't cause much overheat issues.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] superleeds27:
1 day 2 hours. 52% battery left. Rom & Kernel setup in my sig!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Joey2o11:
:rolleyes: of course it gets warm you're running something processor/graphics intensive..... And if you think a cheap Anker battery is going to be better than an OEM battery you're a fool.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] porcupineli:
Yeah, it comes with a free backdoor :) lol
[Galaxy S II Accessories] beston94:
The anker batteries are high quality...Even when i run games such as 9mm or PES 2012 the phone never over-heats. And the surprising amount of extra battery life whilst keeping the same size is really amazing. So don't go talking about things that you know nothing about. And if your still going to fight me on this then maybe you should check some of the reviews on amazon about it then maybe you could come to your sense and not call it " a cheap Anker battery".

I mean no offence with this but I'm tired of people talking about something whilst not knowing anything about it.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] PaulitoX77:
so call me a fool then i guess

I am using the 1900mAh Anker batteries and based on my experience they do last longer compared to the stock 1650mAh. And yes there is no phone heating issues at all.

but hey this is just me sharing my experience. you can call it cheap, because the price really is, $20 dollars for two of them. Cheap when it comes to price, but quality-wise then its worth every cent i paid for. Again this is just me. Maybe the gadget gurus know better if they have tried them
[Galaxy S II Accessories] buxz777:
my anker battery was sent back because it exploded in the charger so i cant do it but it would be great if someone actually run a few simple tests to see how good the anker is to the original battery

a simple test could be put phone into airplane mode , play a movie on loop and see how much screen on time you get out of stock battery and the anker battery

has anyone actually done any simple scientific tests to proove its better then stock or does it just ''feel like its lasting longer''

if we done the same test with the 2000mah battery it would give us a good idea of the real world useage we get out of them and how much better each one is compared to the others
[Galaxy S II Accessories] ab.riyami:
Dont know about Ankher but I would go with the orgininal battery.

I got it and its very good. Adds abt 30% more time. Looks and feels good.

One thing to watch out when buying it.

Make sure u buy one that is made for ur type of sgs2. For example if u don't have NFC chip then don't buy one that has (eg Korean version - which is what i bought) the back cover won't fit properly but its still usable if u use a case that will hold it in place...like most cases that are compatible with the extended battery (except puoches cuz the back cover will fall when u remove the fone)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] porcupineli:
There is an army or people that defend Anker here. Personally I have no issues with a gadget as long as it works. This conversation can go on forever but the only two extended capacity brands that are trustworthy on the market are Seidio and Mugen Power.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] PiracyX:
I have had my Anker for around two months and i probably get about 10% extra than stock battery.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] pewpewbangbang:
yea im feeling like the anker gives a bit more juice than stock. Maybe around 15%. Only thing is it charges SUPER SLOW compared to the stock. Like really slow, 1/3 times slow or worse.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] pHraiL^:
I charge overnight xD. The problem is I can't seem to find it anywhere in stores here.

Sent from my Galaxy S II