yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] snipe2nite:
I would add there are 2 different AT&T Galaxy S2 one being i777 and the other is i727 (Skyrocket LTE) I would recommend the sgh-1777 but other people will tell you different....when you said " I know it is LTE but is HSPA+" did you mean NOT LTE? With LTE will be i727....GL

EDIT: There are some issues with the ICS update in the kernel here is a link with some info you can read just make sure before she does any updates do some research...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1746181
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aseanity:
I tried flow control and light manager but all does not offer fading light control.the led effect is similar to when Samsung stock boot screen, the light was like running and interchange. This is a nice effect! !

Any way to enable this effect in notification?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vegeta1:
try siyah kernal and in siyah extweaks

u can enable the bln effects to fading

and get fading effects on screen buttons
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aseanity:
Thanks for reply.

But I do not see any option about led in my extweaks.

Which tab it is located?

I am running siyah kernel 1.38a with ex tweaks from play store.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vegeta1:
mate i dnt use siyah

but i guess its under misc
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] radeonxt:
there is no bln/breathing for siyah in sgs3.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Semi-noob:
Only if you use CM/AOKP roms can you have led fading.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Semi-noob:
I found that the N.E.A.K kernel supports led fading.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghostjak:
I live in Brazil and my sister bought this Galaxy I9000 in USA. Installed MIUI with a little bit difficulty, used some stock ROM that forgot which one... And threw MIUI on top. Since everything's was working fine, i deleted the files used. A month ago, the battery ended and shut off automatically. As soon as i could i recharged it and the phone would'nt turn on anymore. Cleared all though CWM (data/cache/Dalvik) and it was usable again. Since i lost all the apps and stuff, decided to update the version of MIUI. It failed and since then i have the /mmcblk0p2 problem when trying to flash any ROM. Tried RiffBox too, but could get nothing to work.

1 - ROM's i have tried (with and without partition): Darky Ress Edition, EZBase, XXJVU, XXJPU, XXJP1, Heimdall, XXJPC, XXJVS

2 - tried using ADB but the eMMC don't remove my partitions so i can't create them manually and it does'nt accept me to create a new one over the older doing /dev/block/mmcblk0 mkfs ext2 either.

3 - tried deleting the partitions using Gparted live with no sucess either

I can enter Recovery and Download mode, change though kernel's, copy the files using CWM Mounts and Storage, just can't delete and copy new files... Including flashing ROM's! The first time i installed MIUI i got the same error, just can't remember which ROM used before installing MIUI. I only remember that i needed to use a specific ROM to boot and then rooting and installing MIUI.

Right now the internal memory seems like uncapable of deleting/writing anything. When using mount in ADB, folders and files are r/w but the next time i reboot it is all over again. If only i could install the ROM in ext sdcard it would be ok...

Posted also on androidforums but still no solution... only ROM that seems to install properly is XXJP1 but it doesn't get pass the bootscreen. When rebooting it doesn't give me any errors, but still locked in bootscreen.

xsenman tried to help me but it stayed the same... Any ideas??
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sarmate:
Maybe, maybe...

In a similar situation with a GT-i9000 bought in Europe, I did the following:

1) boot in download mode

2) use Odin and flash Semaphore kernel

3) reboot in recovery mode

4) wipe all data, cache, dalvik cache

5) install CM9 latest nightly build

But be aware that a Galaxy S bought in the USA might not be the i9000, which is the international model but rather a Vibrant, Captivate or another variant (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S#Variants ).

Maybe your problem arises from trying to install something designed for i9000 instead of one of these.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gopalasubramanium:
To check your model number goto Settings >> About >> Model Number :: GT-I9000

If you have i9000, it would worth trying this link https://www.fixmystuff.in/FMS_Forum/threads/samsung-galaxy-s-gt-i9000-flashing-to-original-rom.46/

Gopala Subramanium

http://www.FixMyStuff.In

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gopala.subramanium | Twitter: @sgopala
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghostjak:
i remember installing MIUI specifically for i9000. I'll try using the ROM's for the variants since i can't boot anyway. One thing i remember is that since the first time i used another ROM it would keep giving me errors until i used one specific that worked.

i can't even turn on my phone... i do recall the model being GT-I9000 but will try other ROMs. When i first turned on the phone it was in russian i guess... Bought in USA from ebay, so it's not so certain where it is really from :p

oh i saw right now under the battery... it is written GT-I9000 SSN I9000GSMH
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
v.20120805.103226​

Details:

Started from pure 2.2.3_r2 AOSP source

Built with the Linaro 4.7.1 toolchain

AROMA installer; install what you want

ezgb-2636-v1.5.2f_S kernels by EzTerry

Firerat's CMTD support

Apps2sd-ext in settings > applications > install location

Swap in settings > applications (Requires swap partition and only recommended if you NEED it.)

Choose ADW Launcher, Launcher2, or Zeam Launcher

Gapps and Superuser pre-installed

Full busybox support

Numerous performance tweaks

Fast and stable

​

Installation instructions:

With cmtd, a 70MB+ /system partition is required

Flash the rom.zip

Follow along the prompts

Choose Default or Custom Install

Finish install

Boot into android, setup your account, and open the market

Reboot

If you have any issues with google play downloads, clear the data for google play.

​

Special thanks:

Amarullz

Android team

CyanogenMod

Ezterry

Firerat

Linaro team

​

Download

Source​
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
Reserved.
[G1 Android Development] demkantor:
1st!

Will try soon! I love new roms!
[G1 Android Development] jianC:
Just flashed it onto my 32B dream.. Everything works, and is fast and snappy as expected except for market.. I ran fix_permissions and rebooted, but market would not show any apps that would regularly show up (kittehface lwp, xda app, etc)

I removed

setprop dalvik.vm.verify-bytecode false
setprop dalvik.vm.dexopt-flags v=n,o=v

from build.prop, wiped data, and it fixed the problem. When I added these two lines to an AOSP rom I compiled for HD2 a while back, it would bug the build until I removed it and tested it again.
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
That's odd, I have been running the build on 32b sapphire and have not experienced any issues with market apps. If there are any other reports of the issue, I will remove them from the next release.

Thanks for the feedback, as this is an early release, there are probably going to be some issues that I have not encountered.
[G1 Android Development] SlashSpeed:
This looks promising. I wonder how it is compared to Froyo by Lazslo or DREAMteam Froyo.
[G1 Android Development] chris122380:
Does this ROM use the AOSP Dialer or the CM Dialer? I prefer the CM dialer because it has the dilaer icon next to each contact that has a phone number and the AOSP doesn't (Have to long press to make a phone call :-( )
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
The rom comes with the AOSP dialer; however, I typically do not include that when I build for myself and instead build with exDialer (touchpal contacts is also good). I can include whichever dialer people feel comfortable with, as long as the developer allows doing so; I personally don't like the regular dialer at all.
[G1 Android Development] demkantor:
maybe add aroma installer, people can choose what they like?
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
That is something I will probably consider for a future release; currently, I just wanted to get out what I have so I can get some feedback and see if there is any interest.
[G1 Android Development] werfewr:
Awesome ROM

This ROM is awesome! It´s exactly what i was waiting for! thank you dude!
[G1 Android Development] v0 HaVoK 0v:
Whats this rom like compared to FroyoByLaszlo or DreamTeam?
[G1 Android Development] BluPix:
I don't see languages other than en,de,es,fr and it. It's possible to add all languages? Or just Czech 'cs' ?

And if you are using linaro, did you tested some patches like memset/memcpy? I have Kindle Fire with Linaro patched and compiled ICS, it's faster, in some benchmarks it has 2x faster memory operations.
[G1 Android Development] darius99:
thanks for this new rom ryree

there's something wrong when playing Youtube,both in browser and official app. its choppy and has a loud hiss every 2 seconds...
[G1 Android Development] v0 HaVoK 0v:
Yes, I am having this aswell. Infact barely any apps are showing for me.

How did you do what your saying, do I enter those codes in terminal or something?
[G1 Android Development] ismaf6:
Very smooth, but really ...

Install the Media folder, as there is included in the system, and therefore had no sound .... correct??

Thanks to Google translator ....
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
I have yet to try this soon.

You should add AROMA with many options. It would be the perfect Froyo ROM! :D
[G1 Android Development] 19119381:
Download Links does not work (for me).

Any reupload possible?
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
Download worked fine for me.

This. ROM. is. awesome.

It's like Project Butter on Froyo :D
[G1 Android Development] conorkickass:
What MTD sizes would you recommend?
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
Just a quick update on what's going on right now:

I have been out of town for a few days; however, I am currently hard at work on adding some new options for users to opt-in for performance/etc.

As for the feature requests: I am currently hard at work on this rom, and I do it by myself. If you would like to see features/etc included, you are free to add them and pull request on my github or pm me a patch on here. If it is stable and good quality, it will be included. That is not to say that some of requests will not be included anyway, or that these requests are not already on my to do list; however, the time frame in which the requests will be finished is not something that I can guarantee.

I am excited to see some interest in this rom, as I was unsure about the reception of such a modest project. Thank you all for commenting and showing support.

Also, I have fixed:

the audio file inclusion

(hopefully) audio hiss

made some (untested) performance increases in bionic

The build that I am about to flash includes these fixes and they may require more testing/work.

Aroma installer will most likely be included in the next release so that everyone can get the end user experience that is desired out of the box.
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
Ok this is by far the fastest and most stable rom I have ever tried. Even faster than Android 1.0! :D

You definitely should keep up with this. This is great.

One problem is that there are barely any apps on Google Play. But I'm sure that's about to be fixed!
[G1 Android Development] BluPix:
If we want to make patch, at first we need to know how to build your ROM.

It's possible to make build tutorial? I tried to compile your build on weekend on my amd64 arch linux machine and in debian, but build fails in some assembler optimizations.

I don't want much changes, just add languages and disable menu button unlock. And maybe "find -name "*[^9].png" -exec optipng -o99 {} \;" in framework [edit: it looks like framework is optimized] and packages directory to make resources in ROM little smaller.
[G1 Android Development] buggatti:
Very fast ROM. Has a few problem like app in the playsotre and the audio Otherwise the thing flies.

Much faster that FBL

Also i have a general question. Is the Linaro toolchain in the kernal or Rom.
[G1 Android Development] v0 HaVoK 0v:
Run Fix_Permissions, but still it says most of the apps aren't compatible with my phone, this is only for the app, because on the website it says they are compatible.

Is there anyway to fix this?
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
For those having app issues, try running fix_permissions and reboot. If that does not work, please post here and let me know. The rom has been changed to run fix_permissions on the second boot (after the applications list is generated) and will be included in the next release.

For now, just the rom; from what I have read, compiling the kernel with Linaro does not seem to make a huge difference.

I will get to updating all of the source on GH in a minute and write up a quick build guide.
[G1 Android Development] BluPix:
Thanks, i look foward to guide.

Don't compile kernel using linaro. Kernel is full of asm code and everything is already optimized in C. Maybe switching of process will be little faster, but it didn't make any speed difference in our benchmarks. Be glad we have tuned, reliable kernel.

Linaro is more about compile basic libraries using right CFLAGS, on my kindle fire i searched right cflags on

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27340470#post27340470 . But G1 have really small memory, so maybe it's better to avoid of use flags like -O3 and stay on -Os. Just set -march and -mtune. Maybe benchmarks will be slower than with -O3, but system should have more RAM and it should be faster.
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
First I tried removing the lines from build.prop because I didn't see this post. It wouldn't boot anymore. (I did it with sed in terminal), so I reflashed the rom and did fix_permissions, and now the apps show up
[G1 Android Development] v0 HaVoK 0v:
But to do that, don't we need a file browser, and without the market how do you get one? or is there another way of doing it?

Edit: Its working now, I know you said remove those 2 lines, but I entered them in the terminal instead and know the market works, it was either that or because I done a restart and maybe I should have done a restart after to the "Fix_Permission".
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
Entering those two lines into terminal won't do anything...

You can use sed to remove the lines, but that seems to have broken the rom for me last time.
[G1 Android Development] conorkickass:
Having a very strange problem - first boot is fine, but the boot is hanging on restart. ?

I wiped everything before installing.
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
If you have adb installed, mind running adb logcat and posting a pastebin of it?
[G1 Android Development] conorkickass:
When I first tried to run the logcat, adb hung on 'waiting for device' and the phone stayed on the 'T-mobile G1' boot screen.

I have retried with the following process:

- Factory reset

- Flash Superwipe

- Reboot recovery

- Factory reset

- Flash ROM

- Flash Kernel

- First boot, Google Sign-in

- Power off

- Start ADB logcat

- Boot

This time it booted fine. (Strangely enough - as it failed on two previous full wipe/re-install attempts).

Here is the logcat just in case. http://pastebin.com/B07cpxUi
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
Alright, while it isn't very comprehensive, there is now a readme on downloading/building the lmcfroyo source located here.

If the instructions do not work, please do not get frustrated and delete your folder if you have already synced, just post here, and I will fix the readme. There may be errors here and there as I quickly ran through the procedure; I said I would get something up asap, so I posted what I could before I go to bed. I have been messing around with a few bionic tweaks and almost forgot to do this.
[G1 Android Development] mimox:
This ROM has amazing speed and seems to run very stable, thanks!

I would prefer stock launcher and font though...
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
This will probably be an option once I get the aroma installer integrated; however, I am currently working on making it trivial to sync/build the source on my github for those interested in learning about the project.
[G1 Android Development] mimox:
Great! One question: how much of the speed comes from using the linaro toolchain?

Also, is there a reason you did not include the gallery app?
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
To be honest, I do not have any hard numbers on the performance difference between the toolchains; I just set out to include it, and it works great.

I did not include a gallery app because the currently released build was supposed to be just a preview for the rom to see if there would be any interest in the project; however, it seems that people liked it so much, they are running it as their day to day rom.
[G1 Android Development] fyca:
Wifi dropping.

I've been using this rom for 2 days and it seems very fast and responsive, I left FBL for this rom. Anyways my wifi works on boot, but after screen off I have to disable wifi and re-enable to connect to wifi services. I have posted my logcat on Pastebin: Dream 32b logcat 72912 http://pastebin.com/r7M0aHPX

Also I do not have a sim in my phone, using only with wifi.
[G1 Android Development] :
I cant get my G1 booting at all with this after wiping it several times, redoing spl, radio, etc. and everything. It just sits at the G1 logo
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
did you flash a kernel?
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
Would someone mind telling me the packages i need to build on 32 bit Ubuntu 10.04?:P
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
So, any progress on this rom? :/

Id love to see audio fixed, at least. :p

Ill be content with that :D
[G1 Android Development] v0 HaVoK 0v:
Whats wrong with the Audio? I have no problems with it?
[G1 Android Development] faZevoLv:
How did you get this booting, because in the HTC hero GSM forum, stritfajt tried to build GB using the linaro toolchain but it won't boot fully, we've tried everything.

Hope someone can help
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
Since people are growing impatient for the next release, I will give a quick status update.

There has been a lot of progress since the release of the first rom, everything after 07/17/2012 11:17 PM is new for the next release. Check out the activity log, if you are interested on the full details.

In short:

Audio fixed

Tts fixed

Sounds fixed

New boot scripts

New sync/build scripts

Major bionic updates

Full linaro support

Etc.

The new release has been ready for a few days; however, I have been working on finishing up an aroma configuration for the next release as promised earlier. I should have it finished today, with any luck.

[Edit] I ran into a tiny regression, so I had to delay the release. I will try to get it put up tonight; however, I am busy today. I do have the latest release installed on my phone and it runs flawlessly.
[G1 Android Development] mimox:
Thanks ryree0, great work :good:
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
Yeah, sorry for bothering you :p

Thanks :)
[G1 Android Development] tass0s:
Compared to other fast and stable froyo builds (dreamteam, lazlo, etc) how fast/stable is this?
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
10 times faster and more stable :D

Its a lot faster than any rom out there!

But its not complete, so you should wait for the next version.
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
Hey frankdrey, thanks for the support. By the way, I did not mean to come across as rude in my earlier post.

I know that I have had to change the timeline for the release a few times now; however, I have been doing a lot of testing to ensure that the next release will give the best experience possible.

I am going to try to get it released today; I am currently testing a few of the boot changes that I made to ensure stability with different configurations. If everything goes as expected, it should be out before tonight.

If your configuration is supported by the EzGBv1.5.2f_S kernels.

Also, as a general question, what are some of the applications/features that people would like to see available in the AROMA installer?

Please note that any suggestions need to be open source or have a developer that can be contacted for permission.
[G1 Android Development] tass0s:
nice, i will sure flash the next release. It supports 32A with old radio, right?
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
It's okay, it didn't sound rude :D

Thanks for all the hard work!

You should have some options like these:

-OI File Manager

-LauncherPro

-Zeam Launcher

-GApps

I can't think of any more right now, but i'll post them when i do.
[G1 Android Development] tass0s:
Also what about the languages? I don't care about the display language, but i like the stock keyboard to have greek.

Is there ever any way to push, in this (or any other) ROM language files for keyboard
[G1 Android Development] Shano56:
10x ??? If this is true I will by psyched! Even dreamteam froyo can be slow
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
I may be exaggerating a teeny bit, but it really is amazingly faster than other ROMs. The only lag I ever get is because I turned on swap, to multitask more.
[G1 Android Development] :
I've been using this rom for a day since all my sense ports were slow and annoying (except eclair sense) and it does its job :)

Plenty fast, and its smoother than CM6 with ADW Launcher.
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
Can anyone tell me the highest OC available with this ROM?
[G1 Android Development] :
614mhz
[G1 Android Development] frankdrey:
That depends on what kernel you install.
[G1 Android Development] elmoojps:
I would really like to see the "notification power widget" feature added to this rom.
[G1 Android Development] v0 HaVoK 0v:
Aroma installer doesn't really work, and for some reason in this version the window animation is slow.

In Aroma I select to install launcher2 and music and gallery 3d.

The only one out of those that worked was music, it kept zeam, and didn't install the gallery.

There still Play Store problems also.
[G1 Android Development] tass0s:
Tried to install the non-AROMA version on my 32A device and on amon ra recovery it showed me this error "E:can't find update script" while on clockworkmod it just aborted the installation. The aroma version installed fine, but some apps i chosed didn't install. Market also misses apps (i know it's been said.). It feels fast, sure. It misses things though. Notification power widget is a must, and i would like a reboot option in the power menu.
[G1 Android Development] v0 HaVoK 0v:
It worked for me on amon, the market is working for me after running fix_permissions, but still I wish the aroma installer would have worked. Does your window animation lag?
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
Found a few issues and cleaned them up in the installer; if you have any issues when installing:

Please press the log button after the installation occurs, a copy of the log will be then be saved to /sdcard/LMCF20120805.103226.AROMA.zip.log.txt, then post that log in a pastebin; it would speed up fixing issues within the aroma configuration exponentially.

[Edit 2] I have fixed the issues that I found earlier and the release will be up later on this afternoon.
[G1 Android Development] roalex:
Looks like a nice project ;)

Without much checking it looked like you didnt use OmxCore ? that's needed afik
[G1 Android Development] ryree0:
I appreciate the support, especially from a fellow developer.

That is correct; I cannot really defend why it has not been included yet; I overlooked it, to be quite honest. Thank you for taking the time to look through here, sometimes it takes another set of eyes to see some big issues; the source for omxcore, et al. has now been included, and I am building a test right now. Looking through there also reminded me to put a jit switch in the settings app, which I had almost completely forgotten about.
[G1 Android Development] roalex:
in the manifest & add

somewhere