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[Nexus One Android Development] LeoLeal:
Wiped Everything and made a Clean Install with M2SD on app and DL-Cache only.

Everything works fine, but no Apps were installed (No Browser, No Player, No Nothing). Not a biggie, just installed them from the Play Store, but some people might find It a problem for themselves.

No issues with Data so far (Using stock 5.08 Radio and default BCM Kernel).

Changed the Threshold from 10% to 5% instead of 1%. Don't want my phone rebooting all the time If It gets full. :)
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
We really need a easy way to upgrade. I'm afraid of running the update now :(
[Nexus One Android Development] Akram-aat:
voice search and other app that used my mobile mic not working like tunewiki but with with video recorde and calls its perfect

any idea
[Nexus One Android Development] LeoLeal:
May be only me, but I feel the transition animations got a tini better and Video Recording is a bit better to noticeably, but still very laggy. Video Playback while using the fix still on MX Player for the time being.
[Nexus One Android Development] Superpiffer:
Ok, it works! I don't know what happened but I think that now the long-press needs more seconds to actually kill the apps... The important thing is that it works! :D
[Nexus One Android Development] LeoLeal:
Confirmed. Voice Search or anything that uses the Voice Recognition engine is NOT working.
[Nexus One Android Development] kykyky:
same here , I lose all of my apps and data....:(
[Nexus One Android Development] qxontic:
same here
[Nexus One Android Development] LeoLeal:
Actually It seems that anything that uses the Mic (Sound recorder package problem?) is broken.

SOundHound doesnt use Speech Recognition and It's broken as well...

EDIT: The Problem seems to be deeper than packages. I Pushed all System APKs from 4.0 U1 (Which was working fine for me) to this installation and the Problem persists. will wait for a new update from the dev. :) Rolling Back to 4.0U1. This phone is my Daily Driver.
[Nexus One Android Development] Atermoon:
Hmmm, this used to fix the mic issue in previous versions but not this time.
[Nexus One Android Development] Akram-aat:
ill try this thank u

have any 1 notice that battery drain sooooooooo fast
[Nexus One Android Development] solidmac:
- mic doesn't work in certain apps (voice in calls still work)

- icons in lock screen are so big they cut out of the screen in landscape

- need a better way to update (I prefer the old way of flashing without aroma)

- new ril libs still don't work, need to flash old one

- I get multiple notifications for each text I get now and then another notification for the whole thread of each contact that hit me up

Hope this little check list helps.
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
I don't have icon problems, and aroma is here to stay.

The rest is being worked on
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
So, no way to easy upgrade? Need to choose everything again on each update?

Lost everything and start over?
[Nexus One Android Development] Menelkir:
Tested and working fine. Thanks again. :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Bi0haZarD:
FOTA KILL missing from rom!!

it's not little, as soon as you connect to wifi/3g it will start downloading the firmware 87.6mb in this case...unnecessary traffic/charges/slowdowns are happening because of this...so for now use attached file and flash from recovery...

@dk_zero-cool: bro, the rom is missing FOTA KILL!!! please include in next release...

;) cheers!
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
Dk, what do I need to do to fix my wallpaper issue? I looked on the Desire thread but couldn't see anything.

I'm a little confused. Is there no static wallpapers with this ROM? Or is it a case that I alone have this problem, and need to reflash to fix? (Perhaps my download was borked?)

Your advice is most welcome!
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
I think it's apex. This might be one of the reasons why apex and nova is about 1-2mb in size whereas trebuchet and lancher2 is between 7-9mb
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
I will include it next time, thx for link
[Nexus One Android Development] Bi0haZarD:
np bro, if u have downloaded already pls redownload as i have updated my link with a signed flashable zip for edify scripting (CWM 3+) (4ext) ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
On the other ROMS trebuchet installs by default, and then I download apex.

On this ROM apex installed by default (not sure why?)

Does this ROMs installer facilitate installing trebuchet?
[Nexus One Android Development] Theshawty:
So it starts downloading the Nexus One official firmware?
[Nexus One Android Development] :
@cpm

Static wallpaper can be set from gallery ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] Neo.Collin:
My friend refered me to this ROM... Eager to try this out.... I am not able to download anything... keeps giving me a forbidden error :(... Anyone else has any other mirror?
[Nexus One Android Development] Bi0haZarD:
exactly, correct.
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
Yes, but that's only from camera photos etc.

I don't have the standard android 4 wallpapers to choose from (have live, but not static)
[Nexus One Android Development] epunk:
There you have them :)

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12983462/ICS%20Wallpapers.zip
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
BOOM!

Cannot believe we have camera preview :D Now I can continue to use the ROM through the weekend. Taking the wife and son to Sea World Saturday and needed my camera.
[Nexus One Android Development] don_kamil:
Ok, man. Which ICS ROM is the most stable? This or from Texasice?

I used Medroid but I had too manz reboots.
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
If you select Custom Install in the ROM installer, you can choose between TreBuche, Apex, Nova or Stock Launcher2.

There are 4 different launchers packed with this ROM, so just select another.
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
OK cool, will try custom launcher so.

Many thanks dk.
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
Thank you also epunk :-)
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
I'd imagine both are stable enough for every day use. But that opinion may differ from person to person.

Best bet is to try them out each for a couple of days.
[Nexus One Android Development] pconwell:
Okay, I guess it was just me. Wiped and installed again - and it seems to be working fine. I probably mis-configured m2sd last time.

Anyway - this ROM is awesome, thank you so much.
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Old installer: You select a ZIP file which will then delete the system partition and copy all contents (Selected by the developer) into the empty partition.

Aroma: You select a ZIP file, select 'default', it will then delete the system partition and copy all contents (Selected by the developer) into the empty partition.

Now tell me, where is the difference except that other users might (If they want) choose custom instead.

Also I should ad that the installer does have an update option. It is just not available when to many changes has been made to Aroma that makes the old configuration log incompatible. Hopefully (Due to the new installer layout I made, once the issues is fixed), there should not be many changes to Aroma in the future, making this option more available.

And while we are at it I should also mention that Aroma takes a lot of time maintaining whereas the old method was much easier and much faster. So I am giving my self a lot more work by keeping it, much more than I give you. So if I can live with it, you should be able to also.
[Nexus One Android Development] solidmac:
This is how it looks to me on my screen...
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
That's perfect :)

One update option.

If that's easier to you and faster, perfect.

You are amazing dk_zero, nice replies and explanations. thanks!

Btw, I searched for one donation option on the first page, didn't find, any way to donate?

:)
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Well that is in landscape. There are currently a few landscape issues in CM9 which they will properly have fixed soon. Remember that CM9 is still not complete, and the lockscreen mod is new which means they still need time to configure it properly.
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Sure that is, just not to me ;)

Thanks anyways
[Nexus One Android Development] adio201:
Finally got the data connection problem fix
[Nexus One Android Development] adio201:
How can I fix the double text msg notification
[Nexus One Android Development] solidmac:
Well was just bringing it up because it didn't look like that in the version before this one. Icons were a lot smaller.
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Yes before I merged the last two weeks of CM9 development into my source ;)

However I will check the source and see if it is something easily fixable. Maybe just some value changes in an xml file, that would be my guess.
[Nexus One Android Development] ponces:
As I said earlier in this thread, you can remove BasicSmsReceiver.apk from /system/app folder and that should work :)
[Nexus One Android Development] wollac11:
I can confirm the issue with the mic. Voice recognition etc doesn't work since I updated. Mobile data actually is working just the data icon doesn't show up (well for me at least). Once I tried browsing the net with wifi off I noticed that it still worked despite no data connection being shown.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Android Development] wuZheng:
After updating from RC3.3U1 -> RC4.1U1 (probably not recommended, but eh...), never had any issues with an SD-EXT partition larger than 1.5GB, mine is currently sitting at about 2GB... but apparently it might be a problem. Everything sitting on the sd-ext is recognized by the apps manager, but they are not in the drawer, nor can they be executed. Was there some sort of major update to the script that broke all the symlinks? Or is it something else entirely?
[Nexus One Android Development] wollac11:
Also thought I'd mention that I updated from 4.0U0 to 4.1U1 and I'm finding things a fair bit slower- particularly on the home screen. Does anyone know why this would be?

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Android Development] CrustyMcLovin:
dk_zero-cool - Thanks to you and all the other developers for your efforts.

I didn't see anyone else mention this so here goes. Using the latest ROM RC4.1U1, I'm seeing a potential issue with predictive typing when choosing a recipient in SMS:

You go to enter a text message and first you start in the "To" box. Typically you'd start typing a name and then a pop-up would appear matching contacts to the letters that you type. With the latest ROM I'm getting a different behavior, now its trying to match on the phone numbers instead. Not sure if this is a configuration settings or a bug...

Also seeing same problem as others have reported regarding the voice input.
[Nexus One Android Development] Kannibalism:
my mobile data is not working correctly with the last update other than that its all fine
[Nexus One Android Development] adio201:
Is there a special way to delete basicpacketinstaller.apk because I try and it will not delete
[Nexus One Android Development] colin.jones:
I'm not sure I follow your point - are you saying that I have "too much" data space? That doesn't seem to make sense. Or did you mean I have more than the minimum recommended for ICS and therefore should be fine? I'd understand that latter, but in practice, with only a small number of apps installed, storage is telling me I have very little space left (handful of MB).

Either way, I should be able to use Mounts2SD to improve the situation. I have now realised that I must have turned it off in the flash. I have reflashed many times since then, and whenever I have Mounts2SD turned on I get locked in the first boot image and get no further. Even if I try the ROM without Mounts2SD (and it works) and then manually flash Mounts2SD from the other thread, that immediately puts me back in first boot image locked!

I'm really struggling. Can anyone please confirm if they have managed to get BCM and Mounts2SD (RC4.1U1 + 4.6, or the previous version of each) to work with partitions of 180/10/remainder? I'm not hung up on those partition sizes, but don't want to go through the pain of changing them again unless I have some feeling that is the cause of my problems. Is 10MB for cache enough? Sounds small, what is it normally? Could this prevent the scripts from running properly?

Edit: BTW, yes I have tried every combination of wiping cache, dalvik-cache, system, data, sd-ext, factory wipe, etc I can think of! Only things I haven't wiped are hboot, recovery (obviously) and the sd data as that has the zips on!
[Nexus One Android Development] Dukas:
Mobile data does not work :(

Restoring old RIL solve them problem.

Beside of this is is working very smooth and fast.

I really like it.
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Enable debug mode (From Aroma, ROM installer or stand-alone Script installer), reboot and wait for it to hang, pull battery, reboot into recovery and pull the file /data/m2sd/m2sd.debug. Attach it here. Only way to see what is going on, can't guess.
[Nexus One Android Development] Dukas:
You mean the /data/m2sd/m2sd.log file ???
[Nexus One Android Development] saulmrt:
Some hours after upgrading to the newest version all my widgets stoped updating even buttons did not change their apperiance after pressing them. A reboot solved the problem for some hours.
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
No that is the regular log file. I need the debug file
[Nexus One Android Development] xxsashixx:
Mirrored:

http://onedroid.net/dk_zero_cool/BCM-RC4.1U1.zip
[Nexus One Android Development] iakughan:
I updated the phone to version 4.1u1, I immediately noticed that I lost some applications (not all). Solutions to this problem?
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Yes, re-install them
[Nexus One Android Development] Mogomra:
What M2SD setups are people using for this rom? I've had good luck with a 1GB EXT4 partition, and reverse-mount and dalvik-cache checked, but sometimes there's pretty noticable lag when I'm doing anything, and a little while ago people were rumbling about the benefits of EXT2 over 4. If that's true, how are people partitioning their cards? I don't think my recovery has an option for EXT2 partitions (4EXT touch. Unless it defaults to EXT2, but it doesn't say it does). I think I've also read people saying reverse-mount and only application data checked is the way to go. I just don't know haha

I have a (supposedly) Class 10 MicroSD card, but it's not a very recognizable brand. Hopefully my card's decently fast. When I'm just transferring files from my phone to a computer, it's usually between 7mb/s and 11mb/s just from my memory, but I haven't done and real bench tests or anything.

So yeah, what is everyone else doing for your M2SD setups with this rom? And do you have any issues with lag/force closes?

Thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] LeoLeal:
I have a Class-4 Card using 1GB EXT2 Partition(with Journaling Turned-Off) for app and app-data, and It feels very smooth.

I'd go against moving Dalvik-Cache and Cache because these places are where the optimized code go. Programs actually run from Dalvik-Cache after the first time they load, and cache is where the data that loads more frequently goes. IMO these are the most critical files and should go to the Internal Storage nomatter what. But again, that's my personal experience and opinion...

NexusOne SDCard controller is slow... so It doesn't really do that much having a Class-10 card on your Phone... while some little difference can be noticed, your Bottleneck is the phone's SDCard Controller. Do the test. use ADB to push a 50MB into the NAND and again push the same file into the SDCard through ADB... U'll see the NAND memory is already slow. A Class-4 Sandisk card can already get the same performance as the NAND memory.
[Nexus One Android Development] Mogomra:
Cool, so if I have reverse mount enabled, and then move Dalvik Cache to the "sd card", I'm essentially moving everything to the sd card except for the Dalvik Cache.

I'm guessing I must be doing what most people are doing already just with the wrong partition type.
[Nexus One Android Development] LeoLeal:
Yeah. The reverse Mount is just that. You do an inversed selection of what's beign Moved. EXT2 Partition is faster cause It's simpler. But make sure you disable Journaling, to avoid the extra writes into the filesystem.
[Nexus One Android Development] hmuboy:
I'm using RC4.0 U0.Thank you very much for the most stable ROM ;).

I'm preparring to flash RC4.1 U1.Can I use Titanium Backup to back up these apps in current rom ? I 've never use Titanium before so I don't know what issue could be done :please forgive for my amatuer

English
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Ext2 does not have Journal. And Ext4 on the phones should be faster if you remember to disable the Journal (Which is mostly why Ext2 seams faster, most people run Ext4 with Journal enabled).
[Nexus One Android Development] happyassshit:
Could the enabled journal be the reason for permanent hot reboots I always have with every ICS rom?
[Nexus One Android Development] Kannibalism:
the microphone is not working anymore like the previous builds and also i had to flash the old rils again to make the mobile data work once again those are the only problems i found so far mate. the one i cannot fix is the microphone is this a known problem ?
[Nexus One Android Development] Mogomra:
If anyone does feel like trying ext2, I used this tutorial to create one. It seems like 4EXT recovery defaults to ext4. I'll report back if it appears to work better or worse. I'm not expecting much of a change if anything though.
[Nexus One Android Development] jrs007:
the staff is concentrating on correcting camera (video)?

I think what is most lacking is this fix to be almost stable.
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Camera has nothing to do with stability it's just a nice feature, and as long as there are real instability to take care of, the camera can wait. It will be looked into, but I think network connection issue, apps being deleted during install and so fourth beats the small camera issue.
[Nexus One Android Development] jrs007:
I understand friend, I was referring to the functionality of the device as a microphone, sound output, screen, touch, and finally the camera working 100%. (the basics)

thank's
[Nexus One Android Development] solidmac:
My groove ip doesnt work now because of this microphone issue. No one can hear me, is there a fix in the works?
[Nexus One Android Development] jrs007:
I nominate you to install a stable version of Cyanogen on the site to see if it is hardware or software error. (these versions the operation is 100%)

Get a stable version and see if it will work again.
[Nexus One Android Development] wollac11:
Is anyone else having notification issues with the stock messaging app since the latest update? I'm now getting one normal notification and then 1-3 additional duplicate ones for each new text message. The duplicates also are not matched to any contact (they show the number rather than the contact name and picture)
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Where I can download the stable CM9? I want to try that too.

Thanks :)
[Nexus One Android Development] paolo-red1:
there isn't an other stable version, this rom it's compiled from the same source of cyanogenmod's stable RC1 rom.
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
I believe jrs007 was suggesting that solidmac try a stable cm (7) ROM to test if his microphone is actually working or not.

There is of course no stable release of CM9 yet.
[Nexus One Android Development] iakughan:
Same

Inviato dal mio Nexus One con Tapatalk 2
[Nexus One Android Development] wollac11:
Found out about the double notifications. This latest version includes an app called Simple Message Receiver. The extra notifications are coming from that. Dunno why it's there / what it's for?

Edit: disabling the app solved the issue and I've yet to notice any other side effects.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
New version is out :)

Who will try it first? :)

Thanks dk zero.
[Nexus One Android Development] adio201:
Just finish downloading the new version will try n report back
[Nexus One Android Development] adio201:
Well I'm on the new version and no problems so far and it seems pretty fast and slick good work
[Nexus One Android Development] saulob:
Installed, the only problem I have encountered so far was that everything I reboot I need to manually start the Wi-fi. Before it was automatically

Dunno if there's other problems... but I will keep using ;)

Btw, dk zero, I forgot to ask, but I saw other ROMs with it, after the first boot, on the Android start config, the phone automatically connects on 3g (or any data connection) , I saw on other ROMs that there was a option to use Wi-fi on that first screen, is it by Android or another thing?

Can you add this option?

Thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] solidmac:
I can make calls just fine when using the cell phone, when I go to use VoIP like GrooveIP or when I use Voice search I either get an error or the people cant hear me.
[Nexus One Android Development] RrOoSsSsOo:
After the end of install, I press "Next" to reboot, but a "Please wait" message appears and the setup frezes!
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
The only thing happening here, is un-mounting the partition. So if you got to this point, just pull the battery. The install has been completed.
[Nexus One Android Development] denteno:
Does this rom record video or not yet ?
[Nexus One Android Development] sqs1shu:
Is it normal that data connection is lost after screen off for a while? H symbol lost and mobile signal bars are grey. I am still running 4.0U0 w old ril patch, do not want to experiment w new version as I am on the road.

Or is it TMobile network problem?
[Nexus One Android Development] adio201:
No problem with data connection on the new version
[Nexus One Android Development] kostiak:
I've had a weird problem a couple of days ago where the mic started working within calls. Both outgoing and incoming calls. I tested it with skype as well and it worked there, so the mic was ok, it just didn't work in the call app. A reboot fixed it, but I'm afraid to miss important calls, can you look into that? (current version on my device is 4.0U1, in case it was found/fixed since then)
[Nexus One Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
There was mic issues on U1 and has been fixed in U2
[Nexus One Android Development] Jaiy:
4.1U2 missing contacts

Hi dk-zero_cool,

I tried 4.1U2 a little earlier. Can confirm this version of 4.1 does install without losing any apps and the mic now works (tested with the browser voice search). So good job with those parts.

However, I ran into a problem now with all my contacts having disappeared. Worse, I have both a Titanium backup and a simple 00001.vcf export of them and neither will restore properly. Both *appear* to properly perform the restore or import (the import gives you a series of "importing contact John Doe" progress messages, for example) but when the procedure is done, there are still no contacts showing. Even worse still, when I try to use the phone, I do briefly see the dialer display, but then I get a pop-up saying that Contacts has stopped, and then Phone stops too.

Tried several wipes/re-installs of 4.1U2 with same results.

Reverted to 4.0U0 and all my contacts are there again and phone works again, too.
[Nexus One Android Development] wollac11:
Latest update fixed all the issues I was experiencing. Cheers DK!

Sent from my Nexus One