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[Nexus One Android Development] Deathwish238:
I installed Blackrose, set my partition to 220/10/206, wiped, flashed this rom, flash mounts2sd. Now it won't get past the Android logo boot screen after well over 10 min(been hours). Other than wiping and flashing again, any ideas on what to try? Blackrose is not able to access my phone anymore either in CWM Recovery, the bootloader, or fastboot. Any ideas on how to connect to my phone through Blackrose when I can't boot to a ROM?
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
For accessing blackrose from bootloader (without rebooting): https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/59323047/blackroseedit.bat Run in the directory where blackrose.exe is.

I've had that problem where the ROM locks up and refuses to boot if the ext partition is not working.
[Nexus One Android Development] Deathwish238:
What size should my ext4 partition be?

I appreciate your help, the bat file you linked me did the trick and allowed Blackrose to find my N1 in recovery.
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
I'd recommend 1GB. That was enough for me back when my n1 was my daily driver.
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
Looking for ART?

A zip to enable ART, and corresponding instructions, have been added to second post. It's more complicated than a simple zip flash - this is because ART and its corresponding GApps need more /system space, and thus require you to deal with that.
[Nexus One Android Development] loodoo:
thanks!

yup i am aware of that and move the dalvik to sdcard.

thanks again sir parkedracoon! :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Ollieee:
Wow! I came here expecting everything to be dead!

Now that you guys are still at it, I had to flash my good ol' Nexus One and give it a try. Flashed successfully, and just set everything up. Installed Google Keyboard (got the APK from another thread here, the tip with the Play Store from post #1 didn't help, because the store thinks it wasn't compatible with the N1), Google Search, and the "Google Experience Launcher". Also Gmail, Maps, Calendar, and Waze.

Now my SIM card is in its old, bigger frame, and running in the N1. Gonna test this ROM and see if data and GPS are stable for things like running Waze. My Lumia 920 is gonna get a break I guess... I just hope I don't need to take any pictures during the next days or so. :D

Thanks so much to everyone involved in keeping the Nexus One alive! :good:

I missed you, Android...
[Nexus One Android Development] sqs1shu:
I have the same problem even after multiple formatting and flashing. Maybe the rom does not like my sdcard?

I had to switch back and forth of recovery: twrp and cwm becasue cwm could not restore its backup of CM10.2 and twrp won't flash mounts2sd.
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
I have had similar problems with one of my Nexus Ones (I have 2...) which uses the 4GB SD card that originally came with it. The other one uses a 32GB SD that works fine. It may just be Mounts2SD, though the same problem happens whether I install using the app or flash using the zip. If you find another ext script that works properly I would love to know about it.
[Nexus One Android Development] bobbyphoenix:
Fantastic ROM. Everything works for me. Thank you!
[Nexus One Android Development] bobbyphoenix:
I didn't read all six pages, but for the listed bug of: "I myself am having some trouble downloading large applications, not sure where this problem is from" I found I had the same problem. I fixed it by moving both regular cache and dalvik to the SD card with M2SD. I think it was building too much cache when downloading, and it would give the error. Since I moved both I haven't had any issues. One app I couldn't download was Bejeweled 2, but now I got it.
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
I have cache set to forced (by default in m2sd zip), and it still doesn't work for me. Did you change any settings?
[Nexus One Android Development] cyberon:
Everything except video recording/playback right?

Thanks in advance.
[Nexus One Android Development] clustered:
Does it really fixed? I really having same issue too, trouble downloading large apps... what's your M2SD configuration? thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] bobbyphoenix:
The only things I've touched/changed to move to SD were Cache (use largest partition), app, data, and dalvik.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Android Development] abemore:
Fix for Torch

I grabbed the working Torch.apk (LED stays on after screen turns off) from tommypacker's Pixeldroid AOKP Kitkat rom and used it in place of the one in the Evervolv package. Worked perfectly.

[MENTION=4861589]parkedraccoon[/MENTION] I posted this in the Evervolv thread too, but in case texasice doesn't implement the fix, I thought I'd post it here so you can.

Here it is: http://lemuploads.com/ytqqr7epga85 just rename to Torch.apk
[Nexus One Android Development] 1of16:
just did a clean install, without mout2sd or something

keyboard FC all the time.

additional the back and menu key doesnt work? the nexus vibrates while pushing it, but not action after that...

made a logcat, dunno if something useful is in it.

one sidenote: got a amoled nexus one and its a german-sim inside, so it switch to german language for system lang...

any ideas?
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
To slim the rom I deleted all languages except English from LatinIME.apk (the main keyboard.) It FCs when it cannot find it. Try installing with sim card out, then install Google keyboard from store (and enable/set as default!). Then power off and put your sim back in.

I'm guessing the other buttons may be related.
[Nexus One Android Development] Akram-aat:
wifi not working

always my only problem wifi and SIM with all 4.4 rom i change country region but that doest work and freeze just if put it in airplane and reboot work

any suggest??
[Nexus One Android Development] Akram-aat:
everything work

now Video recording is work at low zise like 480*320 p and maybe work if size is more with videocamillusion then extract and restore data by titanium data here

WIFI work but sometimes has issue (cuz SIM card and region) when reboot thanks to [MENTION=408476]DKTigra[/MENTION] how to apply it

No FC

my problem is when i receive a call the screen bing blank for a while 5-7 sec then i can accept call and read who is calling

thank you very much for this slim ROM
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
Status update.

Got a G2 last Thursday and had it up and running until this morning, when it fell out of my pocket, onto the ground, and screen cracked, making the touch screen not work at all. And since I am selling my N4, it means that my primary phone atm is a Nexus One. Joining the ranks of those who I was so sorry for just weeks earlier. :eek: It feels weird using a phone whose whole size is the size of my previous phone's screen...A friend is lending me his old Inspire 4G tomorrow though, so it will just be for today.

Being on the Nexus One as a main phone for the day helped me discover a couple bugs that none of you sillies had ever reported. :p Those bugs being Messaging's quick reply causing reboot and also a reminder of how there's no way to enable lockscreen widgets. As for this one:

I am not having this - maybe your phone was lagging at that moment? I received a couple calls out of the day and it didn't seem that slow.

Over the weekend I'll try to bring a fix for all that. I've also seen across the forums a want for a trackball wake toggle, and I will add that on the page displayed in the attachments, unless anyone says otherwise. And if we're lucky, maybe a build of CarbonRom too.
[Nexus One Android Development] 1of16:
great to hear that. I mean the fixing the nexus one part :D

but would it be possible to undo the language-removal at they stock-keyboard?

I don't think that we are running out of space with that and I probably wanna sell the nexus one soon....and I would love to give a fully working one with cm11 away :)

thanks for all your support!
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
Removing languages trims a good 35 mb from rom. I will post the full unmodified 'hot out of the oven' (the command to select device for build is 'lunch') LatinIME.apk with next update.

Also, looks like lockscreen widgets are already fixed. I just need to make a new build.
[Nexus One Android Development] 1of16:
35 frackin MB? oh my...haven't guessed that...but anyways, with ext-sd and such tweaks the internal space isn't really a problem...imho

but I'm looking forward to the full rom :) :good:
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
It really isn't much of a problem, you are correct, but the average user seems to be drawn to the slimmer roms, so I cater to them.

edit: some CM commit slimmed down standard keyboard to ~12mb. I'll post the APK separately but I still will slim it down.

Also, trackball wake is alive and well in settings! (and lockscreen widgets are fixed, but that was CM, not me) I kinda want to sleep though so I'll do all the slimming and testing tomorrow.
[Nexus One Android Development] jephimax:
You could use 'CACHE FIXER' from Google Play to compensate for the low cache. It temporarily moves cache so you could install large applications. That's what I use with my Lenovo phone that has a repartitioned table (10MB cache), so I guess you could try it too. Cache reverts back every reboot so you need to move it after every boot if you are going to download something more than your maximum cache.
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
2/3/14: New update!

Trackball wake option added in Buttons menu in settings!

CM sources updated - lockscreen widgets fixed! And Trebuchet launcher added.

Torch while screen off works

Still on 220mb hboot, don't worry. Link in 1st post.
[Nexus One Android Development] rabies876:
Thanks for your great ROM and time.

I would like the nexus one to have the nexus 5 look and feel :D

I tried installing (GEL) Google experience launcher as my default but unsuccessful. Why?

The trackball tweak is the best feature of the evervolv ROM (in my eyes) I'm thankful but the battery life is the worst but CM is the best ROM when it comes to battery life.

Flash it later.

Thanks.

Nexus One running slimbean 4.1.2 using xda app
[Nexus One Android Development] abemore:
Woo! ...and aww! I just switched back to j00m's Evervolv. And that was the main reason I switched back. Trackball pocket wakeups. Now that you've fixed it (and the screen off torch--thanks for that too), your rom is a strong contender for the best N1 rom! The added features of CM may indeed give you the edge.

I'd recommend only a few more things to put the final nails in j00m's coffin:

take a look at j00m's zip (google "j00m") and see if you can use that information to slim your rom further. He's got his system partition usage down to 191MB on my phone (I'm using a 198/3/235 hboot). (then again, maybe your extra 20 or so megabytes is from CM's added features and apks, idk)

consider including more system ringtones/notifications/alarms. They don't take up much space (2.6MB in Evervolv), but add a lot of variety for people like me who don't want to scour the internet for custom tones, but also don't want their phone to annoy them with the one and only available tone.

Thanks for providing a great rom for all of us!
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
Evervolv is much more slim than CM just in general. After all the slimming tweaks I make, nearly all of the system apps are still larger on CM than on Evervolv. For example, Evervolv settings app is 4.4MB. CM settings app is 13.5 MB. Most of the other apps are not that drastically different, but the 1 mb/app adds up real quick. Without deleting some more system apps or fonts I don't think I could slim CM any further. I'm not sure if it's server scripts that slim things down or just the CM build itself, but it's it's just...bigger.

I will provide a zip of all the /system/media I deleted. On CM it adds up to around 8MB.

On the subject of j00m, though...

I will reiterate what the mods have said and add some bits of my own -

j00m was banned for very good reason

.

He did nothing to improve on Evervolv except for slimming. He didn't even slim as much as possible.

With ext scripts, slim hboots aren't even very useful, because we never use up all of /data with them enabled.

Wifi tethering without password already worked. (At least it does on my CM, which uses same base as Evervolv and I don't apply any fixes)

For lazy people? a2sd in terminal is much slower and effort-taking (because of need to use the terminal and restart) than my Mounts2SD zip.

he both never asked for permission and also kept on trying to promote his rom on the forums after being told not to. I wouldn't be surprised if some of the people in that thread asking why he was banned and praising him were actually alts.

He is asking for many $5 donations, on a website that can't take more than $10/month to run.

I would also like this to be the last post that mentions j00m in this thread. (Hopefully on all of xda as well.)

On a positive note, a zip containing the full 'out-of-the-oven' LatinIME apk is in the second post. The zip is

not

flashable.
[Nexus One Android Development] SeRPRo:
Error installing ROM

Hello,

First of all, thanks for the great work to everyone involved in this ROM. I'm trying to install it now.. I got the correct HBOOT 220/10 But when I try to install the ROM from the recovery I get

Install from sdcard...
Finding update package...
Opening updated package...
Installing update...
E:Error in /sdcard/cm11_passion_020314.zip
(Status 0)

Installation aborted.

Any ideas?
[Nexus One Android Development] 1of16:
md5sum is correct ?
[Nexus One Android Development] SeRPRo:
Yes it is.. I just noticed the signature verification was off.. I turned it back on and now I get

Install from sdcard...
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Verifying update package...
E:Missing file:
system/media/audio/ringtones/ArgoNavis.ogg
E:Verification failed

Zip verification failed!
Zip isn't signed correctly!
Installation aborted.

I also tried with a older version "cm11_passion_010414.zip" and I got the same error.

UPDATE:

I changed the recovery to the one in this post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=49297770&postcount=344

and now it works perfectly.. Thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] alisabki:
What recovery you use before? Amon-Ra?
[Nexus One Android Development] SeRPRo:
Yes, but I don't remember what version was..
[Nexus One Android Development] Theericgames:
I like!

Well, I was reading the comments, and it seems like a good choice to use this rom. I'll take advantage. If I see some bugs that are not on the list, the tell you.

Finally, I want to leave the libraries optimized for DALVIK and will be faster and longer battery life.

Note for [MENTION=4861589]parkedraccoon[/MENTION] : If possible integrate this library to the ROM, and if it is already integrated, mention in the description.
[Nexus One Android Development] macs18max:
Deleted
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
The library makes no difference on our old Nexus Ones, so there's no reason to include it.

(The one with the lower score is the one that I flashed the zip on, but I think the difference is small enough that it is negligible.)

Edit 2/6/14: Get pumped everyone!
[Nexus One Android Development] Riddle78:
Hello, I have a problem: after formatting the micro SD, I created a 1GB ext4 partition.

-I perform a full wipe

-I install the ROM

-Install Mounts2SD that I find in the Annex

-reboot

The problem is that it is snookered on the word "android".

How do I resolve?
[Nexus One Android Development] alisabki:
do it again. :good:
[Nexus One Android Development] Riddle78:
These are days that I try again, but still the same story!
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
I have had trouble with a couple of my SD cards myself. I will try to figure it out, but it might be a problem with Mounts2SD itself.

Also, for those who did not see the secret edit above...

I hope to release it sometime over the weekend. Still a bunch of things to figure out on it, like the trackball wake option.
[Nexus One Android Development] Riddle78:
I'm sure it's a problem of Mounts2SD!
[Nexus One Android Development] john101lao:
missing Chinese language

CM11 missing Chinese language.
[Nexus One Android Development] MementoMoriM:
To prove, thanks :cool:

Enviado desde la muerte a través de un Nexus4
[Nexus One Android Development] SWEUP:
Thanks for rom
[Nexus One Android Development] MementoMoriM:
AOSP keyboard does not work

Enviado desde la muerte a través de un Nexus4
[Nexus One Android Development] BellaMay95:
Does anybody else have issues with sending/receiving MMS? My Nexus One can deal with MMS perfectly fine when it is on gingerbread - or even with Evervolv JellyBean. But ever since updating to KitKat I've been unable to send or receive them. I've tried Evervolv's KitKat and that's where I experienced the issue, and a few other people over there have experienced that as well. I decided to try out this ROM hoping it would work, but it doesn't. I love this ROM, I just need the MMS to work to be perfectly satisfied with it.
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
Remove SIM card that forces foreign language before installing, and then install Google Keyboard from store and enable it. Or follow directions in 2nd post for installing larger LatinIME with more languages.

I've never used MMS. If it's a problem on Evervolv it's gonna be on this rom until they fix it. Maybe it's an APN thing?

Anyways! Update!

Gesture typing fixed!

CM sources updated. Nothing huge.

Check first post for download link.
[Nexus One Android Development] Akram-aat:
i got a reboot when i thouch (read) messag in status bar
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
The 'Read' button works fine for me. 'Quick Reply' does cause reboot. But that is a known bug. The logs it gives me aren't very helpful, so I haven't been able to figure it out.
[Nexus One Android Development] 1of16:
awesome work and finally a flashable latinIME.zip :good:

thank you!
[Nexus One Android Development] Nevuly:
Can I use your source?

I'll make NIGHTLY For Nexus One :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Akram-aat:
Hello I've little problems

1 Arabic font is too small but English good

2 i have a trouble with viber just in this rom i get 7 contacts on viber only but i have a lot that's happened on all Kk cm Roms

3 some times gps doesn't connect

Finally could I disable status bar when luck screen
[Nexus One Android Development] BellaMay95:
Yes, that is exactly what I find. I've tried every APN solution out there, tried different apps, and nothing. Any KitKat ROM I've found has this same problem, I can even get MMS to work on JellyBean. Something in the update must have broken the MMS.
[Nexus One Android Development] metheos:
I can tell you that I've been running Paranoid Android 3.99 RC2 JellyBean and I can send/receive MMS without any APN modifications.
[Nexus One Android Development] FarhanJ:
ART-cache Not Working.. and another prob is Skype Not Working.. When Skype Open Mobile Reboot ..
[Nexus One Android Development] jerryasher:
I installed this rom a couple of hours ago, and so far so good....

Except there are several google apps that are reporting they are not compatible. Google+ for example.

Any advice on how to install Google+?

Thanks,
[Nexus One Android Development] rabies876:
Download & flash bnss gapps.
[Nexus One Android Development] jerryasher:
Thanks, but google fails for me on "bnss" gapps. Are you referring to the BaNkS gapps thread here: http://xdaforums.com/google-nexus-5/themes-apps/gapps-t2012857 (which I did find using google starting with your bnss hint....)?
[Nexus One Android Development] jerryasher:
So yes, thank you. After a bit of a google journey and learning some more about gapps, etc., I found this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/google-nexus-5/themes-apps/gapps-t2012857

[GApps][Standard/Minimal][4.4.2][3-22-2014]

And it's GAPP packages and downloaded the Gapps Minimal 4.4.2 which consists of little more than Playstore. And after flashing that, that Playstore let me install Google+ which got me what I originally wanted, my "picasa" photo albums synchronized back onto my n1.
[Nexus One Android Development] cc546:
Same problem. I've tried various m2sd scripts. My phone still cannot boot after switching to ART.
[Nexus One Android Development] parkedraccoon:
ART is so hard to make work on Nexus One it's barely even worth it. I'll take a look at it after other things (see below)

Anyways!

I've been very, very busy over the past couple of weeks. Last weekend I tried running a build, but something was causing the graphics to be very unstable (like freezeups and reboots). This weekend I'm trying again but still can't to find the reason for it. I'll probably PM some other qsd8k devs around xda to see what they've done.

I also have found the reason for people not being able to use Google+, etc. It's a missing permission xml file, from /system/etc/permissions (the maps one). Copy it in from a gapps zip until I can make a build boot properly.
[Nexus One Android Development] thunder2k:
Xposed

Hi guys,

does anyone tried xposed framework with this rom? Does it work?

Thanks

Bye
[Nexus One Android Development] rabies876:
Yes, I have install exposed framework but I only use per app font.

I understand that your trying to keep this ROM close to stock as possible but some of the bloat apps could be removed and the CM boot animation could be inserted.

Just sharing what I do before flashing.

Nexus One using xda app
[Nexus One Android Development] thunder2k:
Thanks for answering me.

Could you please share the bootanimation.zip that fits the N1?

Thanks again

Bye

Sent from my Nexus⁴
[Nexus One Android Development] rabies876:
Download the first link from December, extract & have fun.

Nexus One using xda app
[Nexus One Android Development] BellaMay95:
I used it successfully for a couple days, but then it quit working and it says the framework isn't installed...I don't know what the problem is. I didn't change anything at all. I say try it and see if it works for you. When I get the time I'll probably figure out how to get mine working again.
[Nexus One Android Development] thunder2k:
Thanks for your answers.. I've tried it, and it seems to work very well. I'm only interested in status bar modifications.

Anyway, have someone tried moving app data to ext partition? I'm afraid this can slow it down too much!

Sent from my Nexus⁴
[Nexus One Android Development] BellaMay95:
Yes. I have to move apps, data, dalvik, and application libraries in order to avoid the the dreaded "storage space running low" error. It works quite well for me, but since I haven't been able to try it with data on the phone instead of the sd-ext partition I don't have anything to compare it to.
[Nexus One Android Development] thunder2k:
Thanks for your answer. I'll try moving data to ext when I'll run out of space.. For now, I find this a little slow.. Have someone found some tricks to speed it up?

Thanks

Sent from my Nexus⁴