yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
Since it was only said "full working camera", I take it photoing work perfectly. If one said "fully working camera app" or "fully working camera and camcorder", then I would assume both shooting photos and videos work.
[Nexus One General] cbhawsar:
I tried the latest MIUI rom today morning and found that nothing works with MIUI camera except camera preview. i.e. camcorder and panorama doesnt work. To add to the issues, I was not even able to click pictures when in MIUI rom. so ONLY the camera preview was working.. it wasnt even taking pictures.
[Nexus One General] alexn.bv:
No go

@cbhawsar thanks for finding out the real truth about the miui post :) i thought it was too good to be true for everything to work except USB Tethering, too bad it's a no go anyways IMO the evervolv build is yet to be the best one i tried on my nexus one :) simple quick and precise ...
[Nexus One General] lemon seltzer:
2g/3g power control widget

anyone know if there's a power control widget that can toggle 3g on and off properly on this rom? as in widget actually switches directly and doesn't just send you to the settings page to do it? Tried a few in market and haven't been able to find one that does this properly.
[Nexus One General] altruistic666:
Did you try Data switch or data enabler widget.
[Nexus One General] lemon seltzer:
Looking for something that toggles the 3g radio, not mobile data
[Nexus One General] BloodBaron:
the latest 4.0.4 build is working great very snappy
[Nexus One General] Sergill007:
Yes, the latest 4.0.4 build is working great very snappy
[Nexus One General] jvw:
The latest build is very smooth so far, just a minor issue. Actually I only join ICS since last build and found the popular game Triple Town isn't working properly. The game can load but all button click doesn't has any response, can't play anymore:banghead:
[Nexus One General] voseldop:
Hello,

One question about evervolv ics ROM for Nexus One:

Is the camera app is modified from AOSP?

I am asking this because with Evervolv-Perdo-2.2.0a3 I am able to record video with built-in camera app, but unable to do the same with 3pp app. (DailyRoads).
[Nexus One General] benzking:
if add aokp romcortol ,it will be good

if add aokp romcortol ,it will be good
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] an.dude:
Hi, I want to use VPN and RSAP with my DHD. Unfortunately it does not work out of the box. I got a free DHD with Android 2.3.5, Sense 3.0, Software 3.12.405.1.

I would like to create a VPN with my router (FRITZ!Box) at home. I stumbled across VPNC to get that done. But therefore I need root I think and a new kernel or only a kernel module (tun) or is it already in the kernel on my phone?

Additionally I would like to use my DHD with my car kit using Bluetooth RSAP. As far as I know RSAP is not supported by HTC. So I found RSAP for Android. But that also needs root. And S-OFF or not? And what else?

So, what do I need to do at least to get VPN and RSAP running? Installing custom ROMs is not in my focus at the moment. I'm very happy with my DHD as it is, beside the VPN and RSAP thing. And who knows, probably there will be ICS on my DHD some day...

Could you please bring some light into the darkness? It is too much...

Thanks in advance!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] senor_wuetante:
Yes, you will need to root your phone. From there on, should you need S-OFF for VPNC, it is only baby steps..

This guide by wid0w provides you with everything you need, so don´t forget to say thanks:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=964996

I suggest fully unrestricting yor phone and flashing this rooted stock Rom bei Nitr00 if you are happy with your current version, so also hit the thanks button there should you decide to use it:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1382235

Best regards, Senor_W
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] an.dude:
Thanks for your reply senor_wuetante!

Unfortunately even following the two links don't answer all questions.

So, could I install the rooted stock ROM from the second link after unlocking the bootloader using htcdev.com? What is the radio image for? Do I need that as well and why? And is the tun module, needed for VPN, included in the kernel?

Can I go back to stock with a locked - not relocked - bootloader again and how? What if I would like to test another ROM?

I'm really sorry, but getting it all together is really hard... :rolleyes:
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marsdta:
I highly highly advise against using the HTC dev tool . Just use the hack kit to root/soff.

As too tun module being included it should be part of the description in the kernal/rom thread. Not everyone will include it.

To test different rom simply just flash a new one.

As to going back to stock, yes its possible with the hack kit as well. Though if your Device is branded might be hard to find your specific ruu. To flash back to stock
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] an.dude:
Why? It sounds really good to me. Unlock the bootloader. Install already rooted ROM and you got it. Isn't it that easy?

We are talking about the rooted stock ROM Official RUU_Ace_Sense30_S_HTC_WWE_3.12.405.1 STOCK ROOTED senor_wuetante mentioned in his second post. Is the tun module already included in the stock kernel?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marsdta:
I personally don't run sense based roms so don't know if its included. Ad to why not HTC Dev tool. Because it not as simple as flashing a rom in recovery, and people get stuck in a plash screen. For starters the boot image has to be flashed seperatley with fastboot. So you need to be near a PC to try new roms. Doing it the ace hack kit. No PC is required. So if their is an update I can do it on the go.

To get a better idea of what it intails there is a thread somewhere burried here where it talks about the steps. But if you feel that that's the way to go. Then do it. Whatever works for you. I was just giving my opinion, as I seen a few people get stuck, then having to relock bootloader then use the hack kit

I found one thread that explains the steps,I thought their were more but that was for attaining root, which your bypassing by going to a rooted rom. So the biggest issue is of the fastboot flashing the boot image each time for a new rom and probably kernels.(to me deal breaker)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1453066

Even though its for the desire z it still applies to us
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] an.dude:
Thanks marsdta!

So the answer to my question

seems to be NO, it isn't that easy. I thought (and hoped) I can install the rooted ROM after unlocking the bootloader from the recovery boot and that's it. But that's not how it works obviously.

I think I'll never get VPN and RSAP working on my DHD... :(
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] an.dude:
But it sounds so easy http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=20106574#post20106574.

Boot your phone in recovery mode, install Zip from SD card, restart, boot in recovery mode again, install Radio Zip from SD card, restart, done!

That's why I'm confused so much...:confused::confused::confused:

So, what's next?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marsdta:
1) radios are not installed through recovery, they are installed through hboot/bootloader via a pd98img or through fastboot.- one thing to note but I am not positive on this is you can't update/change a radio with the HTC Dev tool.

2) its easy as flashing a rom in cwr if you get soff with the hack kit. But for what ever reason on how the bootloader is unlocked using the Dev tool. You would have to flash in recovery then boot into hboot and flash the boot image with the fastboot command

I mean it still seems relitivly easy, but I personally trust attn1 hack kit than I do HTC. But that's just me
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] an.dude:
Thanks!

Hi everyone and thank you very much for supporting me!

I finally did it with aahk and am running Android Revolution HD now! :cool:

You guys are awesome! Thanks for all the work!
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
As said in my other thread, we shall do the discussion of this ROM here so we don't bother the devs anymore!
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
What do you think of this ROM? I think it's really awesome.
[Nexus One General] OJ in Compton:
It runs well for my purposes, though it's guaranteed to reboot on my phone when using Navigation which is unfortunate.
[Nexus One General] Nicjfry:
Great rom, good for daily usage. Even the Illico mobile app is working flawless for Canadian Videotron carrier.
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
Samauz states this ROM as alpha, but it feels more than that because of its incredible stability and of course usability :p
[Nexus One General] ChronoReverse:
I moved to this one after trying out the Evervolv one since that one kept SoD'ing.

So far it's running really great.
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
I have used Samuaz's CM9 build for a long time now and I haven't ever experienced the screen of death bug. Not once.
[Nexus One General] Pommes_Schranke:
mad props

Been using this Rom for a while now and I really have to admit that it does not feel like an alpha at all. But it's far away from being a final or RC.

But nonetheless it's good enough to work as a daily driver. Almost everything is working fine and it's quite smooth. Especially the new ia2sd is awesome.

But it has its downsides. I have a lot of random fc's and apps behaving strange. It may not be a Samuaz specific problem but an ICS problem. But it starts bugging me as hell.

And some features I really like at CM7 are not implemented or fully working yet. Most of them are really small things like no battery percentage in the notification bar (Battery Widget works as a workaround). But they add up.

Once I overcame the "wow-ics-on-n1-smooth-and-awesome"-feeling I started thinking about switching back to CM7. I just miss the stability of CM7 and the incredible smoothness. Don't get me wrong. This Rom is neither unstable nor stuttering (I actually get my highest quadrant scores so far with Medroid CM9) it just didn't reach the level of CM7 yet.

But I'm sure it will. A new kernel which makes full HWA possible seems to be on its way and with every version the rom is getting better.
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
Let's say we get full hwa tomorrow or sometime near tomorrow, I still feel it will take a long time to really optimize it for every aspect of our N1's. I mean, in ICS now, we need to prioritize making things works before optimizing them. Know what I'm saying?

I switched back to CM7 today for a brief moment but I quickly got bored of it. Will try later today though. It feels great not having to switch hboot as CM7 (at least Samuaz's build) plays nicely with it :p

I'm not concerned about the extra system space or so because with the 1gb ext4 partition, there's nothing to complain about ^^
[Nexus One General] eLar19:
Awesome rom... fast and stable... trebuchet launcher bis easy but apex launcher is better band faster... try TO install on System/appari tor better experience

Inviato dal mio Nexus One usando Tapatalk
[Nexus One General] telekenetix:
SIP and T-Mobile Web2Go issues

I have had just a couple of issues.

One is that when I upgraded from CM7, I guess something flagged in my T-Mobile account. I have the $10/month data plan ("Phone First Web" aka Web2Go). While everything was peachy before I upgraded, now I can not get the data connection to work. Set up the same settings APN-wise as in CM7 and it just tells me the plan doesn't work with my phone :mad:

I tried flashing back to CM7 to no avail. So it must be a flag in my account or something.

The other problem that I had is that my SIP setup doesn't work anymore. I don't know if this is a problem with ICS, the ROM, or something in my SIP setup (pbxes.org/IPKALL/GVoice). I do know, that before upgrading to this ROM, it all worked fine. Again, I tried flashing back to CM7 and it didn't fix it. So I don't know if it is something about upgrading to ICS or what...

Update:

My SIP stuff started working again. So, I guess it was an issue with my setup.

I was also doing some reading and saw that apparently a lot of people are having the Web2Go thing crap out with their Nexus One. It seems that T-Mo finally caught on and is actively preventing N1s from using the Web2Go plan. Good news is that there is another $10/month plan available. Bad news is that it is only 200MB/month. For me, that's fine, since I use WiFi most of the time anyway. The unlimited option is $25/month (still cheaper than the Android plan, I believe).

As far as the ROM goes in general, I love the look and feel. The new recent applications is great as is the new browser interface.
[Nexus One General] SiNJiN76:
I don't see apex launcher in the market. where do you get it?
[Nexus One General] eLar19:
here on XDA... link

try it, is very fast... a little bit heavy then trebuchet, but i like this... put the apk in system/app on the internal memory using a root explorer ;)
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
I think Nova Launcher is the best ICS launcher :D
[Nexus One General] eLar19:
i will try nova launcher ;)
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1389071
[Nexus One General] MoeNeXus:
Been trying this room since a long time ago. Awesome, except some random reboots and fcs. Switched to MeDroid cm7 when I wanted to stabil and smooth rom, and got my best quadrant there: above 2400. Switched back to this room when I wanted to feel new features of ICS. Overall, quite happy with this rom.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One General] Ikos:
Awesome rom, I use it since at least a month and it's great.

I just have an issue in these days about the new Cyanogen Music app, it drains my battery a lot.

Anyone know a tip to replace it with the original one? I tried to remove it with Titanium backup and install an apk of the original Music that I found on web but it FC.

I can't report the drain/ask in the developer too cause of my low post-counter.
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
PowerAMP maybe?
[Nexus One General] OJ in Compton:
The original music app in 4.0 is available in the market as "Google Music."
[Nexus One General] Ikos:
I want the Google one.

I can't install Google Music through the market cause I live in Italy and here that app is not available. Anyway the market says that Google Music in installed :s
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
Try following this guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1350164
[Nexus One General] Ikos:
Now works, thank you!
[Nexus One General] eLar19:
hi guys... i like this rom so much, but i've these problems: multitouch issue... ok i know that my nexus one has multitouch problem bla bla bla, but in this rom, when i pinch to zoom an image or web page, the zoom begin crazy and moves the page or zoom maxi out or in... on cm7 i don't have this issue...

other problems is the power button... ok it's broke and we know... but so i can't do a screenshot or reboot my phone... there is a way to "call" the 4way power button to use screenshot feature, or reboot my phone ecc.ecc.? i was thinking about pressing 2 soft keys like back and search at the same time to call the menù of power button.. this is possible?

ah, ia2sd doesn't work for me... i have reboot another time, reformar another time (0 swap, 512mb EXT4) with amon_ra recovery... reboot another time, and my internal memory remains always the same... 40mb with all apps on the sdcard (fat)
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
Amon_ra and cwm make bad partitions. Try using 4ext touch.
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
Uhm, what are the major differences between evervolv and MeDroid ICS except that MeDroid is a CM9 build?
[Nexus One General] MoeNeXus:
Could it be possible samuaz adopt Aroma Installer for his great rom? Will be amazing! Find it here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1461712

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One General] vefilippo:
I have used it for one week. Was working perfectly! But I got some small issues regarding random reboots...

Anyway Chrome BETA is still now working... The pages are alle blank... maybe because there is no HW acceleration yet...

Now i rolled back to CM7, my previous daily use ROM. Will try next release...

Good work anyway... Quite impressive, few releases and already a very stable version available.
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
Google Chrome beta relies on a working hardware acceleration.
[Nexus One General] vefilippo:
I know... I was just pointing out this :p As soon as we have hardware acceleration is going to be a must update!
[Nexus One General] pk301984:
currently i m using 1.1 & facing camera problem. When i take photo my mobile reboot..

Please solve
[Nexus One General] juliusedward:
How do i do this? any app?
[Nexus One General] epunk:
Just very anxious to try out the next release coming out this weekend with HWA enabled! Didnt try MeDroid yet, I'm on evervolv P9 but I miss the customization possibilities from CM...
[Nexus One General] Stevefr:
If HWA is even marginally stable it will make this ROM good for daily use.
[Nexus One General] epunk:
In the end I couldnt wait for the HWA version... neither for the 1.3.1 version and flashed the 1.3.0... I'm loving it!! Love all the customizations capabilities...

Very smooth overall.

more stable and functional than evervolve's ROM...

Now I'll toy around with Apex launched and Invisible folders.

Keep it up samuaz and timbit!! (and anyone else involved in the project that I havent mentioned).

Also discovered 4Ext Touch recovery through the MeDroid thread and absolutely loved it!! What a great recovery and partioning was a breeze (through CWM the sd-ext partition was only possible as ext3 (or if there was another way, I simply didnt figure it out). Also love how easy the overall interface is.

Edit: After using the phone for a few hours, one thing I noticed is that having apps moved to sd-ext (from apps2sd) using a 16gb CLASS 4 card is pretty slow... I read about others recommending recreating the partitions on the SD or fixing the alignment, but the results are the same.

Using SD Tools from the Android Market, I get a write speed of 5.1mb and read speed of 17.1mb, which is slightly above Class 4 specs.

Those of you using apps2sd as well as swap file, what type of memory card you use (class type) and how's the speed?

Could you use SD Tools from the market to benchmark your SD and post your results as well as your performance with apps on SD from apps2sd please?

Thanks in advance
[Nexus One General] mori90:
Root access :failed on v1.3 .Anyone like me ???Need some help
[Nexus One General] epunk:
Sounds like an obvious question but were you already rooted prior to flashing this ROM?

Prior to flashing, did you resize the system, cache and data partitions using blackrose?

And which recovery are you using?
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
I hardly think having root before flashing this ROM would matter at all, as this comes pre-rooted, like all the ROMs I've seen here.
[Nexus One General] juliusedward:
My class 10 16gb
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
That must be a ****ty class 10. The write speed is just over 7 MB/s and a real Class 10 has 10 MB/s guaranteed transfer speed.

Your SD-card looks like it's either a ****ty Class 10 or rebranded Class 7, I'm sorry.
[Nexus One General] epunk:
oh.. thought you also had to be root.. so I'm the newbie here :)

Thanks for the post! How much you assigned to your ext4 partition? Do you feel the ROM a little bit sluggish or overall fluid?
[Nexus One General] Zephrem:
What about JIT?

I just switched to MeDroidMod 1.3.1 and it's great (although version info claims it to be version 1.1.3 ;-).

It's snappy and stable, but two questions popped up after installation:

after installation, my Apex-Launcher was gone - no idea why, and

i'm wonderwing whether JIT was turned off on purpose (it already was on 1.3)

Apex was installed easily after reboot, but the turned-off-JIT is a bit strange.

Benchmarks result in awful values, but the system feels snappy as hell...

I turned on JIT and basically see no difference in snappyness - although the benchmark-results are good again.

Is JIT of any value at all (benchmarks don't count...)?

Z.

---------- Post added at 08:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:06 PM ----------

Keep in mind, that the guaranteed 10MB/s are raw I/O speed. SD-Tools measures the logical filesystem speed only, which is definitely less than the raw I/O speed.

To check whether it really is a ****ty card, you'd have to use raw I/O tools like e.g. "dd" on a Linux box or appropriate windows tools.

Z.
[Nexus One General] kickr:
Just one Question: Is MeDroid stable enough for daily usage?

Now i'm at MIUI and definitely want to try ICS.

I need working mic, speaker, camera, maps, tb wake and of course wifi, market and gmail - does this ROM gives me that?

I recently saw that you guys still have problems with the camera - whats that exactly?

Would be nice if someone can answer me the questions :)

Thank you! :)
[Nexus One General] taodan:
I am using MeDroid v6.1 with zkernel #21 for my daily usage, very stable. The items you mentioned all work.
[Nexus One General] epunk:
I'm using the latest build and it definitely is stable enough for daily use, which was a criteria for me too. You will encounter problem mounting your SD card via USB put a couple of quick and easy solutions have been posted in the last few pages.

Go for it!
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
Like Multi-mount SD ;)

That app "avoids" the slow transfer speeds of the kernel, or native android mount.
[Nexus One General] :
+1

My USB transfer rates went from 200 kb range to 15 Mb :eek: with Multi-mount SD app

I think this ROM can definitely be a daily driver. I don't usually use my phone for everything and have the mobile data on during day, but for other tasks (phone, cam, etc) didn't really have any problems.

I am guessing with a little bit improvement on kernel things will get better. I must say, this ROM is more snappier compared to my CM7.1 in general. I am anxiously waiting for the hwa...

Thank you guys for bringing this ROM to our N1.
[Nexus One General] kickr:
Thanks for the answer :) I think i'll give it a shot.

But I've got a problem with BlackRose.

Install was fine - but i can't resize the partitions because i'm on a mac. If there's another toll to resize the partition?

Last step to flash MeDroid - drives me crazy :o
[Nexus One General] Pommes_Schranke:
I'd recommend to use 4ext recovery. Best recovery atm and able to partition your card.

I finally switched from 6.1 Medroid to the ne 1.3.1 and again it's a leap in the right direction. There are still flaws and some stuff is annoying but the overall experience is slick and fast.

I love the new CM9 features that have been added.
[Nexus One General] Rod3:
I think he is referring to re-sizing his internal system memory with BlackRose, not partitioning his sd card.
[Nexus One General] taodan:
Do you have the mic and bluetooth issues? I flashed version 1.3.1 and had problems with mic and bluetooth. I resolved the mic issues by followed the instructions but the bluetooth didn't work so I flashed back to v6.1
[Nexus One General] ViolentArmy:
I'm having some trouble going from CM7.1 N1 to medroid 1.3.1, I'm wiping everything through the recovery and I do have blackrose with the correct partion sizes, I was running medroid cm9 on an earlier release they had, but I lost root access so I did what I knew best and reflashed amon-ra recovery and cm7, gained root access again, but now it just goes into a boot loop every time I flash 1.3.1. Before I try to flash 1.3.1 I wipe everything on the phone, all userdata/ all partions/ sd card/ system. I have it partitioned with 1.5gb sd-ext 4, 0 swap and rest fat 32, am I missing a step or have I done something wrong.
[Nexus One General] juliusedward:
Ha ha ha.

You may be wrong. Please see this comparison

http://blog.whitesites.com/microSDH...-Class-6-Class-2__634469748755468750_blog.htm
[Nexus One General] :
How about dalvik-cahce. I am assuming you did it, but never hurts to ask. Also, I generally wipe each twice or trice just to make sure. I read in some forum that sometimes wiping once might not be enough (although it sounds silly).