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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] -FuFu-:
latest script version is V5 ;)

V5or can flash via openrecovery ;)
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] enrsil1983:
You must have about 34 MB free (Bad Piggies APK size) in /data partition to move it in /sdext

Probably /data is used as temporary cache while moving to /sdext

Worked for me on CM7
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] DankoFGL:
I'm going to send mi Milestone to the TS for remplacing the flex screen only for flashing this... damn... the milestone has a very stable jelly bean build and i still using CM7 in my G2X...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] beginor:
Just put the apk file to /sd-ext/app folder using root explorer, set permissions, then restart, and you can play with your pigs :p
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] wisefreakz:
Even 1 year away from the Milestone, its still a pleasure to see what Kadalban still does for the Milestone. I wish he gets a Galaxy Nexus.. lol

All my props for you buddy.

Cheers
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] scoutme:
Ok... that's crazy...

Flashed 26/10 build, without compcache, and with FuFu swap script (48mb swap partition)...

This is one of the richer and faster rom I ever flashed 8|

Phone launch is speedy, apps run flawlessly...

Let's see how will it be after a few more uptime hours...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] justforlove:
Wifi hotspot not work

I found that the wifi hotspot doesn't work proberly currently... Pls Dev have a look and fix for the next release!!! Thanks much!!!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] pnsdhrn:
Fu-;33257595]latest script version is V5 ;)

V5or can flash via openrecovery ;)[/QUOTE]

Thank you dear FuFu for your update.But I have a problem.When I updated from20121025 Nightly to 20121026, I copied the 98swapon file to sdcard and from there to /system/etc/init.d.And then tried to type in "chmod 750/system/etc/init.d/98swapon" in the console of MiniMod OR V0.21.But it says no directory found.Then I tried with the Terminal of RomToolbox by typing

"su

mount - o remount, rw/dev/mtd/mtdblock6/system

chmod 750/system/etc/init.d/98swapon"

But when typed the first line itself the terminal showed mount o remount directory not found. What is the problem and what is the remedy? I was able to apply Swapon in the 1025 Nightly successfully with the same procedure by copying from SDcard and typing in the Console of OR. Will you kindly explain the procedure of flashing 98swapon via Open Recovery?And one more suggestion please,if you won't feel offended - will you include 98swapon also in the next update of MiniMod OR?

Waiting with thanks again....

pnsdhrn
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Quentin himself:
I've little Linux knowing and you wrote lines wrong.

Don't put a space between the "-" and "o"! And PUT a space between "750" and "/system[...]
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] pnsdhrn:
Thank you Quentin himself for your correction..But my phone is with a service technician now to fix it's camera button which got lost.On getting it I will try your correction and let you know the result.Till then with thanks,

pnsdhrn
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] TheSgrash:
great rom
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zeffiro:
I noticed that this version of the day 27-10, the option of "release memory" is working better.

Before I etava without using this option, most of the day in this release 27-10, activating this option got a better result than in previous versions.

In this version I am using this:

- INTERACTIVE governor

- 16bit transparency and zram disabled

- "release memory" enabled

- HWA disabled for all apps

- Activate the swap with the script-FuFu-v5 (a partition of 48MB)

That way was the best configuration that gave me the best experience of use.

zram currently only degrades performance (very laggy).

(sorry, my english is bad)
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] kabaldan:
Link to gapps in OP updated.

Also, wifi tethering should work now.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] justforlove:
Yes, confirmed that wifi hotspot work well now... You are rock, kabaldan... And a hero to all of us... Proud of you!!!:good:
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] scoutme:
You stole my words :)

ZRam seems problematic, it should be faster than swap, but in facts it's way slower. I'm pretty enthusiastic with current build :)

I'm using Kernel Pages Fusion option. Any idea about this option?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] mrvek:
Kernel samepage merging? Something about sharing memory pages, that contain identical content, between processess. It should save some ram. And sometimes increase cpu usage a little bit to scan memory pages. But what does it mean I do not know :P
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] MaxLe:
Any sign of ad-hoc support yet ?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] naeem123:
Doesn’t boot stuck on android logo
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Quentin himself:
You need an ext partition because JB is too Big for our ROM. Check some pages ago in this thread or CM9 thread ;)
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] kabaldan:
This commit fixes that issue: https://github.com/nadlabak/android_frameworks_base/commit/aa2943eaf8501e3e7db0c455b3f03ded70388667

As the "Allow purging of assets" option helps to keep the system_server memory usage down, I recommend to enable it after the next nightly installation again...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] arttree:
From my personal experience, mix used of zRAM & swap possible cause the system lag. i think the cpu work too hard to read/write to and from difference part of "memory". This cause my phone heat up very fast & battery drain like nobody business.

I currently on 18% zRAM only, i found my system lesser lag & no more 10 seconds blank screen when starting an app.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] gambarini:
for me the problem is multiple writing on the sd card.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] rezendevous:
Firstly, thanks for this! It's amazing how long this phone keeps living.

I'm having some problems in terms of the theme. Some of the text in apps (contacts, settings, Apollo, and others) is not visible bc of the dark background. I also can't open the themes section bc it always causes a fc.

Is this just me? Or a known issue?

Thanks.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] mrvek:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33399430

Themes support has been omitted by kabaldan to increase performance.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zeffiro:
Kabaldan Thanks for the tip ... I've done it on Nightly 28-10 and actually works much better now than before ...

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Yet as his friend spoke up, and using zram swap together degrades more usability, it is impossible to use (hard laggy).

I'll be installing the new version of 29-10 days to see if it is better than the previous one.

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Here I installed the new nightly 29-10 and the VSEL more relaxed than the past versions.

previous version:

#! / system / bin / sh

* echo "5 1000000000 64"> / proc / overclock / mpu_opps

* echo "4 800000000 48"> / proc / overclock / mpu_opps

* echo "3 600000000 38"> / proc / overclock / mpu_opps

* echo "2 400000000 30"> / proc / overclock / mpu_opps

* echo "1 250000000 30"> / proc / overclock / mpu_opps

current version (29-10):

#! / system / bin / sh

* echo "5 1000000000 64"> / proc / overclock / mpu_opps

* echo "4 800000000 59"> / proc / overclock / mpu_opps

* echo "3 600000000 52"> / proc / overclock / mpu_opps

* echo "2 400000000 40"> / proc / overclock / mpu_opps

* echo "1 250000000 32"> / proc / overclock / mpu_opps

---

Let's test!!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] scoutme:
Actually, I felt that using zRam made system laggy even without swap. Anyway, I'm gonna re-test.

To me, there should be a way to avoid phone app being swapped or killed. That's the only minus of this rom (phone opening lag/call lag)
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] therealphami:
I got some issues over here. I feel totally noob but i had to miss my milestone for a longer period of time. I could solve finally my problem with the Open Recovery but now I can't install JB to my baby.

I got this error message:

symlink: some symlinks failed

E:Error in sdcard/OpenRecovery/updates/cm-10-20121029-nightly-umts_sholes.zip

(Status 7)

Installion aborted

Now I think about 2 things:

1. It's maybe because I got EXT2 partition on my SD Card and not EXT3

2. I have to update it to ICS first and from there I have to go to JB

What you think where I go wrong?

I tried to update it from Stock 2.1 and CM 7.2.4 as well, no luck

Help me out fam!

Thank You!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Quentin himself:
Current CM7 and CM10 are both using 2nd Boot that allows us to use a custom kernel even if the bootloader is still locked. In order to boot these ROMs you've to use the 2ndboot_OR from Kabaldan or Fufu (his is based on Kabaldan's). You although need an ext partition (because JB is too big for our ROM (internal) space).

To "update" your OR (Fufu's one is updated to enable swap without a visible app on your phone and make itself its own needed space), just replace the OpenRecovery folder (and maybe the update.zip if it's provided by Fufu (if not, not needed but I don't know (just give a look at the topic of Fufu's OR ;) )))
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] -FuFu-:
update.zip may not be changed since original or (v1.45) so no need to change

but the best way to update OR is to delete old update.zip an OpenRecovery folder from sdcard befor copy the new one to sdcard

ext partition is only needed for cm10, cm7 also works without ext partition
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] therealphami:
Good tips, I use FuFu's Open Recovery for a long time now, I used the Original Skrilax as well and since CM7, I always had 1 GB of EXT3 Partition on my SD card :)

Now, I'm not even being able to replace anything not even CM7.2.4 stuck at opening update package...I got this problem since I partitioned my SD card with FuFu's OR (No hate on FuFu I really really love what you did with it)...and the bigger problem is, If I go back to Stock 2.2 I can't reach my SD Card cos it's automatically turn the Phone and Portal back again and again...Kinda feel confused...I got these overal problems since I got my phone back from our Motorola Service...had to change the digitizer but they re-flashed the stock 2.2....DAMNNNNN LOL

Funny fact:

When I first flashed the CM 7 2.4 I did it with the normal OR not with the new one...damn I try something now maybe that sh*t helps me.

Anyways, any ideas about the symlink error? If I know right that means I don't have an external partition on my memory card
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] scoutme:
1) use latest FuFu OR

2) check your microsd is working and well inserted

3) verify that first microsd partition is fat32

4) check you flashed rootable sbf...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] therealphami:
1) been done for a long time

2) same as ')

3) Checked, it is

4) Had some issues with it but it is

Now I could apply 7.2.4 CM 7 so I guess I will format it to FAT 32 and then use my laptop to create all the partitions.

Thank You everbyody! I give a "thanks" to all of ya'll who tried to help me :) I love XDA!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zemko:
How to replace /system/etc/init.d/10overclock file? or how to edit it? I tried to copy it on sdcard, edited it and then in OR tried to copy back

$mount -o remount,rw /system

$cp /sdcard/10overclock /system/etc/init.d

Am I doing something wrong?

Thx
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] -FuFu-:
best way (for me) is to formate the sdcard in Android Memory Menu (that delete all partitions and formats whole sdcard as fat32)

in my minimod there 2 options for splitte sdcard, splitt and resize...

if using splitting option it also deletes all partitions and recreate the selected partitons (first fat32, then ext and after that if selected swap)

resize will delete swap and ext partitions but not fat, resize fat partiton and creates the selectet partitons

for me both options works fine and never have proplems with it

if you have problems with flashing update.zip, try to redownload and copy it to sdcard by using OpenRecovery Mass Storage Mode or use SD Tools Menu to check sdcard
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] therealphami:
Thank You for the tip but what If I can't do it because of the stupid error of Portal And Tools?

If I do it in USB Mass Direct mode it's like giving a b*tch slap to a ton of bullsh*t LOL

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Basically you did it right but it's easier to use a Root Explorer or ES File Explorer to Edit it right on your phone. Don't forget to back up the original file!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] kabaldan:
you're getting out of space on /system partition during the installation
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] kabaldan:
10overclock is not executable any more after you copy it back from sdcard

use "chmod 750 /system/etc/init.d/10overclock"
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] therealphami:
Damn I got a reply from Kabaldan haha I'm gonna prnt scrn it LOL

Anyways, I knew it should be that. Is CM10 is compatible with EXT2?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] kabaldan:
ext2 is OK.

the cause could be:

1. using an old OpenRecovery version with a bug that prevents proper formatting of /system during installation

2. replacing/adding of some stuff in/to the CM10 update zip package before installation

3. presence of bad blocks in system mtd that lower the capacity of the system block below the expected value

A solution for case 3 is to move some bigger app (e.g. Settings.apk - that's currently the biggest one) from system/app to sddata/vendor/app in the update package prior to installation.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zemko:
ES File Explorer opens blank text file, I use Solid Explorer beta2 but when I try to save it it wrote: cp: write error: No space left on device

yeah, I know, but I can't copy it neither because there because of cp: write error: No space left on device. I am sorry. I forgot to add the error line into previous post
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] therealphami:
Yeah I thought about case number 3 before so at the moment I make a 2GB EXT3 partition!

Thank You and big up to you fam!

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make sure you mount system as writeable, I think that should solve this error
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] pnsdhrn:
4.2 !!

And now 4.2 is released !

pnsdhrn
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Quentin himself:
I was wondering how long Will take a guy to post and says: let's have 4.2 on our phone !

Despite it's a minor update, therefore I imagine that it's not so difficult to upgrade from CM10 to 11 (like it was from 9 to 10), but.. what are you looking for? Sphere mode, new notification drawer? I'm not sure there is a big big improvement that makes the upgrade needed.

BTW CM11 isn't released and Kabaldan's work is based on it but I'm pretty sure (not a request or anything else) Kabaldan will work on it. 4.1 is great for me and I just want the more stable and fastest ROM on this version.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zeffiro:
After the update of the day 29-10, the rom was very laggy.

Even the 28-10 well was stable, plus 29 and 30-10 were very laggy and unstable. I had several FC on launcher and any other app using for some time.

I tried various combinations of performance config without success:

- Using only zram in any proportion was very laggy

- By using zram and "active release" laggy

- Using only swap + "active release" (that was the option that made the fastest 28-10), laggy

- Using only swap without "active release", continues the laggy.

I gave these releases (29 and 30-10) and went back the day 28-10, and to my surprise, she did not come back the same, staying with the same laggy versions of "lagyys" (at least for me). So I took a factory reset and nothing, the performance was not the same anymore after installing these releases from the day 29-10.

Someone did not think al these releases bad, or was it just me?

The day is like 31-10. Not tested because I'm testing the CM7 again. When more stable, I would test this CM10 every day as I had been doing.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Quentin himself:
Did you although wipe ext-partition? For few weeks, apps and data are stored into this partition and in order to wipe all you although need to wipe this partition and the wipe data didn't wipe it automatically! Ask Fufu or someone else on this process.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zeffiro:
I really did not get to give a wipe on ext partition (because always do this when installing a new release is not feasible), more could have been what caused all this instability in rom.

Dai as I had no more patience to give this wipe and reinstall everything again, I go CM7 ...

You are using that release? some of these past three days? if you have really good or better than the day I create 28-10 courage to reinstall it and continue to test the versions every day.

If-FuFu-or some other magician of scripts create something that cleared the caches (and what else is "dirtying" the following new) of apps within the ext partition without erasing ALL, would be very handy!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] kabaldan:
Android 4.2 source has not been released yet.

Until you can see the android-4.2.xxxx tag posted e.g. here https://android.googlesource.com/platform/build/ , you can't expect any build based on it.

Just a minor explanation - CM is following the android naming. CM7 is Gingerbread - G is the 7th letter in Latin alphabet. CM10 is JellyBean - J is the 10th letter in Latin alphabet. Given that the Android 4.2 should still bear the JellyBean moniker, it can be expected that the Android 4.2 based CM release will still be called CM10.

But indeed, this all can happen only after the new 4.2 source is released. Which probably won't happen before the November 13th.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] afadel:
I was having the same kind of lag. I followed your advice and formatted sd-ext. Reapplied everything and the ROM is flying! Finally I can agree with you all! :)

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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] anhungai:
Vâng, ông ấy là một Dev giỏi ! Tuy nhiên phải nhìn nhận một thực tế là bản rom này vẫn chưa đạt sự ổn định để sử dụng hàng ngày ?!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] -FuFu-:
i can take a look at this and can create a cm10 addon for my MiniMod OR that will give a exta wipe option for ext partition that only delete cm10 stuff
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] pnsdhrn:
Thank you very much dear Kabaldan for your kind and polite information.We adore your work much more than CM as you are the one who are offering bread and butter for our poor Mikestone.So please don't be perturbed because of my post.It was just because of curiosity.However we shall watch the developments since November,13th.Once again with lot of thanks,

pnsdhrn

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Thank you dear Quentin himself.And you might have noted the kind informaton The Great Kabaldan offered to my post.We shall have to dream for the best and we will be able to get atleast a portion of it!Thank you once again,

pnsdhrn
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zemko:
does anyone try to install BB10 Lockscreen mod to nadlabak's CM10? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1920612
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zeffiro:
- What. SBF are you using? (TELUS, stock or some other)

- You formatted the SD and created all swap partitions, ext2 and fat32? what sizes of ext2 and swap?

- Which version are you using the CM10?

- What settings are active and inactive menu "performance"? You are only using zram or swap?

Better detail how it is configured and what he did to have a good experience with this rom you are using, facilitate and help a lot of people (like me)

That would be a sweet dream ... This should solve this problem of degradation every new installation of new releases ...

We wait for big FuFu ....
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] -FuFu-:
at the moment i dont use cm10, its to laggy... now i have a modded 2.2.1 on my device (modded by me) with app2ext, oc and stuff like this ^^

i think cm10 never will be sooth like cm7, so i think i will not use it an stay on 2.2.1 or cm7
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] afadel:
That's true. CM7 is the best for Milestone for performance. But I'll stick to CM10 for the time being for its features.

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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] CanAndroid:
Just out of curiosity, what features make CM10 better? I've been holding off switching, and in the little bit of testing I've done, I'm not sure what the benefits would be.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] afadel:
Besides overall appearance, gmail and Google now. That's what makes the difference for me.

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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] scoutme:
Gmail, Google Now, notification system (AWESOME), and incredible task manager (home key holding menu...).
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] CanAndroid:
Ah, I see, thanks, I might have to give it a try again - when I was testing it out last week, it was pretty laggy for me, and I kept getting FCs.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Quentin himself:
Fresh install with wipe data? Including the ext-partition? I'm not an expert nor a dev but I think it might be conflicts between files added by CM10 on the same ext-part as CM7 (if you came from CM7 with 2ndBoot).

BTW, what kind of FCs? Don't have severals. Just browser with a heavy use of Javascript and images, and Gmail with images in mail. (I've not made a clean&fresh install since at least one month (will do it in few days))
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] CanAndroid:
Yeah, I did a full wipe (data, cache, dalvik, ext), installed ROM and gapps, swap at 48MB. I played around with zram too, but that didn't help. It seemed to run ok for a while, but sometimes trebuchet would FC, or in the settings. What made me go back to CM7 was trying to do a simple 30s task that took about 5 min (adding a gas fillup to a mileage app).

I'll probably try again this weekend when I get some time.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Quentin himself:
Weird.. CM10 is surely not as fast as CM7 but it's daily usable. Don't forget to delete from the HWAList (with HWASetting app) all apps you don't want them to use HWA (uses more RAM, you can delete almost everything).

I'm not using Trebuchet anymore because I just want to have a one-page launcher with a dock (Phone, Contacts, App Launcher, SMS/MMS, Browser) that's why I'm now using FTL Launcher from the PlayStore and I'm happy with it. There is obviously FC's in theme section because it's not enabled on this ROM.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zeffiro:
You are updating daily?

Changing the launcher would be a good idea to reduce laggies and CFs (which is recommended to up the CM7, ADW = lag), mischaracterizes now too, a pity!

Overall, these last 5 updates, improved anything? worth and even for use on a daily basis?

Which class of your SD?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] CanAndroid:
I just installed it again, and I'm having the same issues. I've disabled everything in HWA, is there anything that I should leave enabled?

I just noticed that the swap is showing it is fully used, with 0 free bytes. (I have a 48MB partition.) I'll try a bigger swap, see if that helps.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Erovia:
If free shows you in the swap row 0 values, that means swap is not enabled and not working.