yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android SD Development] c1cl0n:
Hi Robbie

You can try my port. I reboot device 10 times without any issue on boot

:)
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Ice Cream TostiDroid v1.2 [BETA][AOKP B37][Tytung R2.4]

Here you go people:) I don't think there will a SR version of B37 due to system odex but maybe Robbie will upload a lite version:)

DEV-HOST LINK

MEDIAFIRE LINKfor red_guard;)

Changelog..
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Oh come-on man! I was joking. :D You measured boot time with a stopwatch? What? (Haha)... For me - it boots & runs; It scores!!! Responsiveness, lag free, opening & closing of apps, the fluidity of the screen and how it scrolls... I go by the 'feel' of these things, ...and I'd guess that you do too.

There are benchmarks to run (and I'll do that as a mere curiosity); but that's down to the refinement of the rom the cpu speed and its settings as well as the same for the kernel. Much of that's over-my-head (I'll admit)... I'm not that much of a Tech freak. (well maybe on the small scale). :) -Regards, Rob
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
@ Kuzibri...

Are you going to try the new beta; non-lite, non-SR, B37 v1.2 port of this ROM? If, or when you do... I'd be curious what you think of it. My current version (in great part, thanks to you), is running so nicely - that I hesitate to make any changes. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] McAlister:
Hello,

I am not looking for a video player, i use mobo player yet for that, i am looking for an apk which make me able to record video with the AOKP 32. in fact i mean new drivers for the video recorder.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
No my dear friend, I'm not going to try it for the same reason you mention already :D

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] kanishkapd:
kuzibri and RobE

friends,

i just tried the new beta rom and its pretty fast and stable. now installing some apps to see. its better if you guys could try and give feed back..especially compared to your favourite pseudo super ram rom...:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] boulek:
I have the pseudo Ram edition 36 1.1a..Have kept though the Dorimanx kernel and adjusted the CPU to 1.4ghz...

So far the best ICS rom ever !!!
[HD2 Android SD Development] hboyer:
hi wis, hi robbie!

tested 1.2 / b37 for about half an hour :D - here are the intermediate results:

kernel: changed for dori 6.9 hwa

wifi, 3g - all working great!

camera, google maps, youtube working great

in case of "unfortunately .... has stopped" - introduce a background process limit in developer options, works fine then

no FCs so far

even faster than 1.1a!

reused 1.1a existing 2GB data.ext4 - all working ! (70 apps)

the only issue I found so far is music & dsp manager app missing in the rom. Am I right that I can use the ones from robbie's post #1624 ?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25381712&postcount=1624

thanks for your ongoing great work & support!!
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Soz forgot to add music apk:-( the ones in robbies post should be fine:-)
[HD2 Android SD Development] hboyer:
thanks - did so - working!

btw: nice htc/wis bootlogo ;)

another question: could you help me where to extract the default wallpaper image? I'd like to use it on my other phone as well
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi my dear friend, I do understand that you want us to try the new lite version, but on the other hand it's also very good that other members/users, besides RobE and myself, try out this version and give there feedback , certainly when they are not familiar with the pseudo SR version. If we both (Rob and I) try out this new version it will be with the pseudo SR version in the back of our minds and thus do only a comparison in which the favor, at least on my side, is for the pseudo SR version. Besides that I only want to use SR versions because of all previous versions the SR ones are the fastest on my device (personal experience). This time I will wait for comments/experiences of other members regarding speed/stability/ fluidness, boottime and problems with this new version before I give it a try. I think that's a more objective approach at this very moment.

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] HTCHD2V:
Robbie P, can you make SRAM B37 or this is impossible as wis1152 suggested?
[HD2 Android SD Development] JMG01:
Seems very nice:). Working vpn:). But no video on you tube etc.:rolleyes:
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
I concur, and would prefer that you (kanishkapd) and others report your findings after more time-in-use. This psuedo SR build that kuzibri, I and some others here use, IS a lite version. I've had to add back in a lot of missing apps and media sounds, but the build retains its slippery-smooth speed... lack of FC's... no system components mysteriously stop and so... Why play with something as fine as this? There's not even a need to limit background processes, as is often the case with other variants of this build. I'd like the latest & greatest too, but will wait it out to to be sure.

@ Kuzibri - the 1.1a upgrade didn't serve me well on top of other builds, but seeing boulek's post (above)... gave me the idea to try it again, so I just upgraded to v1.1a, on top of our psuedo SR lite build... thinking maybe the 'improvements' built-into it would be a good thing to try. It seems to be working very well so far. Time will tell. I'll let you know...
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
Got one working here now, am still testing though:)

Edit; uploading
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi my dear friend,

will await your findings with this ROM before I change my perfectly working ROM. I have a certain philosophy:

Once I find a ROM version that suits all of my needs, I will not change it anymore, despite a lot of upgrades, etc. I only change ROM's when it's obvious that the new one is much, much better than the one I have. That's why I use Artemis ROM already for many years (since version V9- now we are on V66). Artemis does what I want it to do and every upgrade from this ROM made it better and faster with minor changes per ROM.

very best regards, Kuzibri

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That's what I need: a SR version!!!

very best regards, Kuzibri

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Hi Robbie, I will wait for the SR version.

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Agreed. My bottom line is also reliability, but who doesn't love to upgrade? :)

You can see from my sig, what I use on the HD2... and I'll confess to some disappointment in not being able to use the Artemis WinMo ROM (because of my T-Mo USA device). I've read many of your own posts in that thread. Have used some other good custom WinMo 6.5 ROMs. Omega (by indie) v29 was excellent and reliable. I used a massive number of apps with it for quite a while... but as I discovered and began to use android more & more... I changed over to the very lite and fast Energy Xtreme rom with far less apps installed.

I've read that Sir Sternas / Artemis, is the king of WinMo. I don't know why having never used it - but I'll take your word on it.

P.S. - Why is Sternas referred to as 'Sir'? is that a name or a title? - or just out of respect? I always wondered why. :) Regards, Rob
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi Rob,

The title of Sir Sternas is out of respect to him and yes indeed he is the King of WinMo ROM's. I'm also adressed on this thread very often as Sir Kuzibri, due to all the contibutions I made to this thread. I'm more or less his stand-in when he is not available. Besides that, we are very good personal friends and he agrees with the fact that I'm "replacing" him when he is not available.

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
Sir kuzibri SRAM post 2;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Nice! - Sir Kuzibri (can we shorten that to SK? - j/k) :D ...Love to know your own impressions of B37 SRAM, before I take the plunge. But, as impatient as I sometimes am, I just might not wait. :)

Edit: @ Robbie P. - What's the root_temp folder for? Is it necessary for installation? ...and I see you went with Tytung's v2,4 uM kernel. Any reason why you chose it over DM's V6.9? - As usual, just curious.

Thanks & Regards,

Rob
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
"Sir Kuzibri" will download the SR version now and install it tomorrow. Now I'm too tired and it's already late. Thanks Robbie!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D:D

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
root_temp folder is a product of porting, everything you put in root after first boot, appears in root_temp where it just takes up space. Usually I delete the folder, for some reason I just deleted the contents.

2.4 worked out of the box for me on magldr, (sorry, must change sig) and it has good reports from haret users, so I let it be.:)

Sorry for delay in posting this build but after last time I wanted to be sure it was ok;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Just call me Kuzibri :) If you want to call me Sir Kuzibri, then it's just Sir Kuzibri and not SK :D

very best regards. "Sir Kuzibri"
[HD2 Android SD Development] HTCHD2V:
Data is not working on new SRAM B37 :(

Also only 3 governors are available: "ondemand, userspace and performance"

Wi-Fi work, I see system.ext4 (100 MB) in home, and did not find anything wrong (except mobile data).
[HD2 Android SD Development] LinChina:
No Data

SRAM B37 Data not working for me on Haret, neither Tytung 2.4 nor DM 6.9 will try later more....but now going back to pseudo SR.

Anyhow......thanks for continuous development.

Cheers.....LinChina
[HD2 Android SD Development] kanishkapd:
"sir kuzubri" was the guy that helped me a lot when i experimented with the great wm rom artemis. (too bad, its not for tmous)..and..who led me to android and tostidroid. :D..he is as much respected as sternas himself over there.
[HD2 Android SD Development] gazzacbr:
no music files

my music files have just all gone from standard music player and player pro after update to B36.

tried Phone Settings / Manage Applications / All applications / Media storage / Clear data

and reinstalled Player Pro and rebuilt media store but still no luck :(

i can see the music from another sd build (tytung nexus) so its not the old .nomedia trick and can browse and play them from es explorer.

the videos are found from qq player.

any suggestions...
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Robbie P. - Thank you for your efforts on SR v1.2 B37. I'm booting Haret, and didn't have a chance to try data (as I've noted some report it not working). I usually default to wifi @home, which seemed to work fine. I did have other issues with it. Lots of lag, non-responsiveness, and a few boot loops. Tried to fine-tune it but just had to give up.

Instead of going straight back to the pseudo SR v1.1a - which does work so well, I thought I'd take the opportunity to try out the full version 1.2 B37. It's very good. Too soon for me to tell which I like better. I appreciate the ongoing improvements to it, but I do like to fine-tune these things. Out-of-the-box - it's not perfect either but with a few 'adjustments', it may be excellent. Just not so sure yet - but will report back.

SK it is...int :D so kuzibri my friend; take note... and to hboyer & kanishkapd - thanks for the initial heads-up. :)

Rob
[HD2 Android SD Development] LinChina:
I'm using Player Pro and no issue on 1.2 B37 ported by Wis, so assuming you're on SR B37, did you try the fix mentioned by hboyer in regards of missing standard player & DSP manger to be added.

I'm now also on the 1.2 B37 and 3G, Wi-Fi working and so far I would say on the same performance level as the famous pseudo SR......but need further testing.

Thanks Wis and Robbie and the Dev's in the NAND section too.

Cheers.....LinChina
[HD2 Android SD Development] hboyer:
what i usually did in this case (also on b36) is as a first step, what you suggested above - "Phone Settings / Manage Applications / All applications / Media storage / Clear data"

then reboot - then wait as media storage in the background collects all media data on your sd, which needs some time - so wait for some time!!!

btw: the same applies to gallery

hope this helps!

Cheers!
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi my friend,

hopefully I will find the time today to install V37, have a rather thight schedule today :)

Keep me posted though!!!

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] tharche:
Did anybody can fastcharging with ICT 1.2 b37(with tytung 2.4 kernel)?

I used with in previous version(Dormix's 6.9 kernel), and miss it.

Does this function only available in special kernel ?

And tytung's kernel didn't support it?

Sorry for newbie's stupid qusetion.
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Fast charging is not available on tytung kernels but just change to dori kernel;-)
[HD2 Android SD Development] vcdean:
Can't install ICT v1.1 b36 SR

I have come to a point in moving from version “uAOKP M5 V2 SE” to “ICT v1.1 B36 SuperRAM (pseudo sram)” where I am stuck and unable to make any progress.

I have been using the instructions helpfully provided by Kuzibri in one of his posts. This is what I have done:

-	D/l’ed the ROM (IceCreamTostidroid v1.1 B36 SuperRAM) and the Kernel (HTCLEO-Kernel_2.6.32-ics_tytung_HWA_r2.4-uniMAC).

-	Done a clean install of the ROM after inserting my saved data.ext4 from “uAOKPM5 V2 SE”. Rebooted 3 times. OK so far.

-	Backed up system.ext4 and zImage files.

-	Copied the kernel’s META-INF and system folders into /ics/root.

-	Deleted zImage and copied in the kernel’s replacement file.

-	Launched Android via CLRCAD and HARET.

-	Launch hangs after displaying the tiny writing in the top left side of the screen.

I have tried twice more without success. I have not tried without inserting the data.ext4 file.

Where have I gone wrong?
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Im sure this build already has latest tytung r2.4 kernel as default;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Bad news people

Please read this post from Xylograph
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
No apologies necessary. There are no stupid questions... There are stupid newbies and stupid people in general (but this isn't to imply that you're one of them).

All kidding aside... You don't really need this. It's not like it's that much faster... and besides, by using it... you lose your usb connectivity - but if you need to have it. Reinstall Dorimanx's kernel. That's simple enough to do... and despite the current 'love' for tytung's kernels (yes, they're good)... IMHO, and in this case... DM v6.9 is a higher performance kernel.
[HD2 Android SD Development] red_guard:
:D thanks my friend
[HD2 Android SD Development] hboyer:
:( - as usual this is related to some unnecessary offence, and bad style - :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
I had a similar issue back in my ACA days. The built-in music player didn't 'see' my music files (although they were plainly visible in a file browser). I had to download a separate player from the market. When it searched for and found my music files... they then, appeared in both players. :confused:

Eventually, I came to realize that the files themselves weren't tagged properly. Some players 'saw' them, and some didn't.

I would suggest you use this (or something like it) to properly tag your music files. It's free for use and works a trick... http://www.mp3tag.de/en/. I think your issues may disappear, if you take the time to properly tag your music files. - that's all I've got. :)

(of course - no guarantees) :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] gazzacbr:
sorry, sorry, sorry, my bad. there WAS a .nomedia file at the root of the SD card!!!!!!

it was dated 2 days ago and it was not me (honest) and was not on a backup of the SD card which i had taken a few days before.

this did also happen about 2 weeks ago, but there were other problems with files and ics versions, and i formatted the sd card and carefully copied all the necessay files back on and it was ok again (23GB takes a long time).

i am now thinking that somehow the .nomedia was on there then also.

curiouser and curiouser...
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
AOKP V1.2 SR version

I installed this version just now. What can I say about it:

1. It's nearly as fast as the "pseudo" V1.1 SR Version

2. It's a bit slower on booting and rebooting

3. The most annoying thing is that it does not remember the Startup Tweak settings in ROM Control

4. If this cannot be solved, I will return back to my beloved "pseudo" SR RAM version.

5. But wil try this version for at least 24 hours, although it's a bit more laggy and slower than the so-called "pseudo" RAM version.

These are my findings untill now!!

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
IIRC the startup tweaks never (really) worked... You may have thought they did. I had initially thought they worked - but they didn't. According to the recent changelog, "Startup tweaks are not sticking (aokp bug) so removed them for now.. (WIP)".

Personally I think the psuedo SR v1.1 B36 was... (well you know!), and fwiw... the 1.1a update took nothing away from it, so I'd recommend it.

I think the full version v1.2 B37 is much better than the SR... and worth your own trial of it kuzibri.

I still can't say with certainty, that it works better (for me). It's close... I'm still experimenting.

Regards,

Rob
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi Rob,

in the pseudo SR version the startup tweaks worked on my device!! Everytime I opened ROM Control, the Startup Tweaks where checked, now they are not. Of course I will give this version a try and see what I think of it, but some things are very laggy. Maybe some more reboots will work this out. Nevertheless, both version are pretty close, so it will be a matter of personal preference. We'll see :)

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Are you sure they worked? Yes, Startup Tweaks had remained checked, but you've no certainty they were actually executed at the time, and now they've been removed. Not a big deal, there are other utilities and tweaks to apply if necessary. It wasn't those Startup Tweaks that make it what it is.

My guess, reboots won't work out the 'issues' you're experiencing. Go back or move forward. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
I guess I will move forward for the moment, unless I meet/experience some severe problems with this new versiion:)

BTW, I perfomed all these reboots to get the Startup Tweaks to work, not for the ROM itself.

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Great! Love to know your thoughts about it. Best, -Rob
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
More news about this ROM, tomorrow:D

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] kanishkapd:
thats indeed bad news..:(..hope he would re start soon.
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
No, I think it's good news. The circle of life (so to speak)... all timing is perfect... whether we realize it (at the time) or not. It'll be, what it'll be... and be better for it in the end. Have some faith... confidence in future developments.
[HD2 Android SD Development] vcdean:
This is embarrasing! I tried it again this morning and bingo it launched witg Tytung r2.4. I will now give v1.1 B36 SR a whirl.

Thanks wis1152 for your reply. Actually the build contained dorimanx 6.9.
[HD2 Android SD Development] mengfei:
very good battery life & really fast!

But as I was downloading a few apps from Gplay the phone rebooted & since then it reboots for no apparent reason even on standby.

Now I'm getting error 923 & now apps will not download anymore, it just says downloading for the past few hours. I also tried DATA although there is signal H/ 3G Gplay refuse to connect but the browser is OK. any fix? tnx

magldr, new data.ext4 Full AOKP B37
[HD2 Android SD Development] trezack:
where i can download wallpaper from this rom i changed to another and i wanna to get it back but there is no that wallpaper on phone
[HD2 Android SD Development] taospirit:
i did

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i did i did a clean install of the 1.2 b37 normal version and it's amazing it works very good, not as the 1.1 b36 that not really work right (lags and crash). no prob for the moment...thx
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Back to "Pseudo" SR

Unfortunately I have to tell you that I'm going back to my beloved "pseudo" SR version and well for the following reasons:

1. Boot time is awfully slow, i.e. before I can use it cause of the lag before ROM Control and SD Speed increase gained access to superuser. This takes "ages".

2. Fluidness is not as good as pseudo one

3. Playstore problems: a: Downloaded an app, app also installed according to Android, but cannot be found anywhere on the SD Card, except for apps, while it's a widget and b: trying to kill the Playstore took about 2 minutes and yet was not killed at all.

4. Freezing apps.

5. During more intensive use, it becomes slower and slower.

6. Bottom bar overlapping keyboard, so very difficult to change from ABC to Numbers function.

Did my utter best for this version and (still) hate it to say it, but the "pseudo" SR version is still the best ICS version ever.

EDIT: Just went back on the "pseudo" version: it's really considerably faster, more fluid and stable.Rom Control, SD Speed Increase are getting instanteneously access to Superuser!

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
Do you mean the blue circuitboard? I think that is part of a theme which Xylograph added. In the changelog for IceCreamTosti v1.0 PE B35 credit is given to MrDSL. Try googling as I can't find it ATM;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Have a look at this site:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1475936

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] makuu:
When I tried the SR "pseudo" version I was not so convinced. Could you tell me with which kernel you are using it, you are using 1.1 right? via haret or magldr?

I want to give it a second try.
[HD2 Android SD Development] taospirit:
big pb with B37, during calling conversation come to silence after 1min but calling screen alway active :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
I'm (obviously) not kuzibri. Maybe he'll answer as well. :) It's more than worth a try. He uses Haret, and v1.1 with Tytung's kernel - and keep in mind the 1.1a upgrade is good with it too (takes nothing away).

Either Tytung's v2.4um or DM v6.9 kernel work (both HWA). Tytung's may give slightly better (less) standby battery drain... Doriman'x kernel will give higher performance... it has more Governors built in, as well as more I/O schedulers - if you're one who likes to 'play' with these things.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi,

I'm using with this "pseudo" version (Icecream Tostidroid V1.1 AOKP B36) Tytung HWA_ r2.4 uniMac and Haret to boot.

best regards, Kuzibri

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Hi my friend,

go back to the "pseudo" SR version:

Icecream Tostidroid V1.1 AOKP B36) Tytung HWA_ r2.4 uniMac and Haret to boot.

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
Md5?

Remember that this latest ROM/build is a beta.

Also that a clean install was recommended in the NAND thread, and it looks like the build has given you problems.

No-one has mentioned phone problems on NAND thread.

Not much help I know.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi Robbie,

except going back to a working version ;)

very best regards, Kuzibri