yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] rumsey:
I'm not saying he is intentionally trying to rip off or screw his customer, I'm just a bit heated... This is the only app I've even bought on the market! :mad::mad::mad:

But seriously, a little foresight goes a long way...
[G1 Android Development] lightfighter:
every download I try I get download unsuccessful
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
AudioMod

it is most definitely not my intention to offend anyone here .. my goal is to simply give Meltus the props for his hard work with the audio .. i don't wish to "steal his thunder" as it were .. by all means if i can in any way assist with working around this small oversight let me know .. i know at least a handful of people have expressed the desire to maintain the "-au" option within the script for full functionality

please let me know if i can help with anything
[G1 Android Development] mfrey0118:
Yes I downloaded it this afternoon. It loads up and the music stops when i click "push" and starts on the next track but the volume never changes, even after reboot.

Yours worked like a champ
[G1 Android Development] kingskidd268:
Here is the trick push the V3 by way of adb or Term. then when you goto 1.2 press V1 when you do that it backup the V3 you manually push to the G1 but do not play the music while doing this. That is way it skips to the next track. The way you can tell it it work is to press the Volume button up. P.s donot press the "Push backup files''. It will erase the V3 you manual push to the G1.
[G1 Android Development] JBDynamics:
I already have Class 6 8GB McrSD with 5.70GB FAT32 and 1.75GB EXT3 clean partitions

Will it work to run the shell commands and the LucidREM as shown on page 1? If I have the following:

Clean /dev/sdc1 = Fresh W95 FAT32 = 5.70GB *

Clean /dev/sd2 = Fresh EXT3 = 1.75GB *​

/dev/sdc = 2K sectors (2048 byte sectors), 255 default Linux heads and 63 sectors/track = 243 cylinders​

Also, does anyone know if exFAT could work or if compatibility could be built into a new version of the ROM? Because the performance is so much better than FAT32.

I applogize if this is redundant of previous questions regarding partition size, it is hard to sort through 160 pages of posts.

* Note: Device names are a representation of the partition ordering on a portable Linux workstation.

Dream: ADP1 w/ JF v1.51 ROM, ADP1.5 recovery image, and factory engineering bootloader.

J.B. Dynamics Inc.

Exceeding Expectation, Commanding Performance

Hardware:

Server & VM workstation:D

3.33 GHZ Quad Core i7-975 Extreme 45nm 8mb L3 cache 10% overclocked & Intel turbo boost w/ V8 heat pipe stack & high rev fan, 4GB Intel TurboRAM, Asus P6-T deluxe mobo w/ LG1336 socket, Corsair 12GB RAM = 6x 2GB-DDR3-2GHZ dual head piped DIMMS quad fanned, 2x ATI Raedon Crossfire 4870 1GB DDR5 SLI's with 4x 24" HP 2408h DVI HD 1920x1200 Triple backlight LCDs, 1000watt power supply, 4x high rev tower fans, Blueray-RW, Lightscribe DVD+-RW, Multi-card reader, Haupagge WinTV HVR-1800, 12x USB 2.0 tower ports, 16x Monitor USB 2.0 ports, 2TB 7200RPM SATA 3GB/s RAID-1 Internals, 1 TB RAID-1 eSATA 3GB/S WD Mybook drive, 1 TB FAT64 USB 2.0 HP Personal Media Drive, 500 GB USB 2.0 SATA-II drive, 500 GB SATA-II Firewire 800 drive, Waccom Bamboo Large Tablet. Windows Sever 2008: VM Vista, Win7, Kubuntu, openSUSE, and OS X 10.5.6.

Portable Workstation: Asus G71G-Q1: QX9300 2.53 Intel Core 2 Extreme Mobile Processor 12MB L2 cache 1066MHz FSB w/ v6 heat pipes & high rev fan - overclocked 10%, PM45T & ICH10-R, 2 step CPU Cooler, and 17" Cooling Pad w/ horizontal ventillation 12GB DDR2-1066MHz, 1TB 7200 RPM SATA-II RAID-1 HDDs, 4GB Intel TurboRAM, NVIDIA 9800M GS 512MB-DDR3, 32GB Extreme SDHC Linux SWAP, 16GB SDHC Extreme Windows Turbo Boost, 17" 1920x1200 HD WUSXGA+Dual Lamp LCD, QWERY+10 Key, Lightscribe Blueray ROM & DVD/CD+-RW drive. Sprint AC595U Mobile broadband 2x hub = 4x USB 2.0+ 4 port USB 2.0 hub. Vista, Win7, Kubuntu, & OS X 10.5.6;)

Others: Latitude XT 3GB-DDR2-800 Tablet-PC, HP m9260f tower 8GB-DDR2-800 1TB RAID-0, Toshiba Tecra M5 2GB DDR Tablet-PC.:rolleyes:
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
so with the JFv1.51 ROM you can just put the MicroSD into the phone and turn it on .. if you see the partition mounted to /system/sd then you are good to go with my script .. just check busybox df or mount to see that it is indeed there .. as for the exFAT i have no idea
[G1 Android Development] G_won:
I think I have this app working... but one question though

I thought my apps would be removed from internal memory. However it seems that when I install stuff it installs on both internal AND external memory lol. Want to ensure that all my stuff will get installed ONLY on my memory card yet everything is mirrored between internal and external storage so any help in this please someone? :(
[G1 Android Development] JBDynamics:
Fastboot

I have another question and here is the scenario: I reloaded ADP v1.1 with the Fastboot tool*, because I didn't download the v1.5 radio image from HTC before the JF-ADP-v1.51 update. I accidentally downloaded and installed the v1.1 radio image again, and I couldn't get a proper wireless connection.

I am wondering if I can use the Fastboot tool to load JF-ADP-v1.51 now that I have installed the v1.5 radio update? For the factory images (I believe) it installs the firmware image and recovery image in one shot and reboots thereafter? I have a Dev Phone (ADP-v1.1 signed with factory HTC test keys, without a modified recovery image/test keys).

So, I am not sure if it will work to Fastboot the J.F. image(s). I was hoping it works because I don't think that JFreke made a recovery image. I was hoping that if I could use the Fastboot tool, it would install a JF-ADP-v1.51 recovery image as well in one shot.

Let me know if I am completely misunderstanding things here...

Thanks a Ton,

JB

* The fastboot tool that I speak of is the one that can be downloaded from HTC along with the ADP factory images, recovery images, and radio updates: ADP HTC Support Page:

__________________________________________

J.B. Dynamics Inc.

Exceeding Expectation, Commanding Performance

__________________________________________

Hardware:

VM/Server/Workstation

3.33 GHZ Quad Core i7-975 Extreme 45nm 8mb L3 cache 10% overclocked + Intel turbo boost cooled w/ V8 heat pipe stack + high rev fan, 4GB Intel TurboRAM, Asus P6-T deluxe mobo w/ LG1336 socket, Corsair 12GB RAM = 6x 2GB-DDR3-2GHZ dual head piped DIMMS quad fanned, 2x ATI Raedon Crossfire 4870 1GB DDR5 SLI's with 4x 24" HP 2408h DVI HD 1920x1200 Triple backlight LCDs, 1000watt power supply, 4x high rev tower fans, Blueray-RW, Lightscribe DVD+-RW, Multi-card reader, Haupagge WinTV HVR-1800, 12x USB 2.0 tower ports, 16x Monitor USB 2.0 ports, 2TB 7200RPM SATA 3GB/s RAID-1 Internals, 1 TB RAID-1 eSATA 3GB/S WD Mybook drive, 1 TB FAT64 USB 2.0 HP Personal Media Drive, 500 GB USB 2.0 SATA-II drive, 500 GB SATA-II Firewire 800 drive, Waccom Bamboo Large Tablet. Windows Sever 2008: VM Vista, Win7, Kubuntu, openSUSE, and OS X 10.5.6.

Portable Workstation: Asus G71G-Q1: QX9300 2.53 Intel Core 2 Extreme Mobile Processor 12MB L2 cache 1066MHz FSB w/ v6 heat pipes & high rev fan - overclocked 10%, PM45T & ICH10-R, 2 step CPU Cooler, and 17" Cooling Pad w/ horizontal ventillation 12GB DDR2-1066MHz, 1TB 7200 RPM SATA-II RAID-1 HDDs, 4GB Intel TurboRAM, NVIDIA 9800M GS 512MB-DDR3, 32GB Extreme SDHC Linux SWAP, 16GB SDHC Extreme Windows Turbo Boost, 17" 1920x1200 HD WUSXGA+Dual Lamp LCD, QWERY+10 Key, Lightscribe Blueray ROM & DVD/CD+-RW drive. Sprint AC595U Mobile broadband 2x hub = 4x USB 2.0+ 4 port USB 2.0 hub. Vista, Win7, Kubuntu, & OS X 10.5.6

Others: Latitude XT 3GB-DDR2-800 Tablet-PC, HP m9260f tower 8GB-DDR2-800 1TB RAID-0, Toshiba Tecra M5 2GB DDR Tablet-PC.
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
if you ran the "lucid -a -sd" in Terminal then your apps are only on the "external" memory .. why do you think they are also on the "internal" memory?
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
i'm not very familiar with the ADP releases .. if you can flash JF i would say go for it .. i do know the radio can be flashed separately so even if you flashed the 1.1 radio you could turn right around and flash the 1.5 radio
[G1 Android Development] derfolo:
Just wanna add to the many responses in this thread that say "thanks, Lucid!!!"--apps to sd was the last thing I hadn't done yet, and with your script it was super easy.

Just one suggestion--I would post your "lucid -help" output on the first post in this thread, plus a few examples, like "lucid -a -sd" will move your apps to the sd card...
[G1 Android Development] derfolo:
Server issues---double post.
[G1 Android Development] G_won:
Ah sorry that I didn't specify but yea, I did a "ls /data/" and "ls /data/apps" commands and I still seen everything that moved into the SD card. However I went into Root Explorer and I didn't see all the stuff that I moved with "lcuid -a -sd" lol. So I'm convinced your script did work thus me also donating to you and you great work lol. Just was confused on still seeing stuff upon ls command in /data/ folder.
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
when you ask for /data/app and it is symlink with /system/sd/app then everything thing gets directed to the SD .. example

ls -l /data

this will show that /data/app is '0' and linked to /system/sd/app

ls /data/app

this will show what is within /system/sd/app
[G1 Android Development] Mikey:
I tried to get v6 and it just shows:

mounting............ /system

nothing more.

Did it work?? :confused:
[G1 Android Development] aceo07:
I haven't used LucidREM script before. I have JF 1.51 CRB43. I've had phone for a week. Just got 8GB class 6 microsd card. That covers the basics.

I'm curious about how it works and trying to piece it all together. Does it currently support ext3? If I move the apps to the sd card, what happens when I use the usb and mount the sd? Will I still be able to use my apps normally while I'm accessing the storage on my computer? I plan of using my sd card as transport storage for work files and will be accessing it through usb cable.
[G1 Android Development] cr550800:
downloads?

okay i know this is a dumb question, and i have rooted my phone before and near bricked before and recovered with no probs.

i just used your root instructs here. i have not yet split sd, but i will... after that, what do i do with the three downloads under USA? copy to sd and then use the given lucid rem inputs, then i'm done? or do i use the boot loader to install the .img and then turn the radio and jf update to update.zip's and install them through home+power/alt+s, THEN do the lucid inputs?

thanks
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
did you first do "lucid -u" to get the updated script? otherwise there would be no "v6" to run and the script would end
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
if you are using a second partition to move stuff off the phone you most likely cannot USB to the computer while the phone is on .. i know of thousands of better options for transport storage besides a phone .. as for the script itself .. it does not distinguish between ext2/ext3 so there is no "support" either way .. it simply requires that the partition be mounted to /system/sd
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
the three downloads are as follows:

JFv1.51_CRB43 (this updates your phone)

ota-radio-2_22_19_26I (makes sure you have the right radio)

JFv1.51_Boot.img - this is my own boot.img that can be flashed .. it changes the phone to mount with "noatime" and "auto" instead of "ext2" so you can use an ext3 partition if you so desire

alternatively you can download my "all-in-one" update.zip file that contains everything .. the lucid script can be run at any time .. also .. "lucid rem" will actually download and flash the modified boot.img for you automatically
[G1 Android Development] Mikey:
yes i did update first
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
i'll have to look into it .. what the script does is checks to see what files already exist on /system/etc and then downloads those files .. example .. if you do not have the AudioPara_TMUS.csv file then it will not download .. so the only thing i can think is the script is finding no files in /system/etc
[G1 Android Development] u.munoz.bc:
ok so i have this installed but my multi touch zoom doesnt work anymore - is that how its supposed to be???
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
Multi Touch

su
mount -o rw,remount /system
rm /system/app/Browser.odex
reboot
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
Lucid REM Script 1.51.10

*NEW*

Functionality has now been added to the app to perform App2SD right from the app instead of needing to run the script within Terminal. For the moment, the only functions to perform are the '-sd' options. Feedback is welcome!

I'm working on getting more stuff into the app.
[G1 Android Development] G_won:
Ah awesome!

Another question for you though since I'm thinking about it, but using your script it seems that moving stuff back and forth between SD card and phone memory should be a cinche. So I'm wondering if I was to do a wipe before jumping on another apps-to-sd compatable ROM like the Hero builds, TheDude or whatever, and jump back in if a "lucid -a -g1" and "lucid -dc -g1" would work on a wiped system and throw programs back in there so they can be recognized within the phone and I can throw them back on card to be symlinked instead of installing each one one-by-one again.
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
if you do "lucid -a -g1" it will say there are already things on the phone and ask you to delete them first .. alternatively .. you could "lucid -a -ln" and it will delete the things on the phone and symlink to what's on your SD .. however .. i would advise you to check first .. if there is a ROM that uses unionfs for its app2SD process it is not compatible with the symlink method
[G1 Android Development] osho741:
Cynogens rom does not automatically move the davlik cache to the sd, but I noticed your new update offers a script to do that, will running that script cause the phone to bootloop or is the uinonfs method that cynogen uses not linked to davlik caches?
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
you'd have to double check with Cynogen .. there's something in the unionfs that maintains itself .. in other words .. if you tried to move /data/data it will not work .. i'm not sure if it's the same for dalvik-cache but i believe most unionfs methods concentrate on just the apps
[G1 Android Development] xray49er:
Just want to thank lucid for all his work. After weeks of reading and trying to understand commans(still not quite sure). I purchased lucid apps messed with it and took the plunge today. Everything is great everything moved on the sd card and my internal memory is 73mb. Just one question I had an adata class 6 sd card but that crapped out in a week. I am currently using a sandisk class 2 until I can get another class 6 card. Is there a big riak to using class 2 card?. Thanks for your help. Lucid rocks!
[G1 Android Development] mrbishi:
Edit: Wrong thread
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
the only "risk" with the lower class card is the speed .. when you move /data/data and /data/dalvik-cache over to the card it tends to slow the phone down a bit .. with only /data/app(-private) there should be no problems
[G1 Android Development] kfhickel:
Shortcuts and Market entries gone after moving to SD

as I was putting my new class 6 card in, I came across something that I had seen before but didn't track down.

It appears that if you move from main memory to SD (or presumably the reverse), many but not all of my shortcuts disappear, and things that I've installed via the Market don't show in "My Downloads" any longer.

I have a feeling that this is due to moving the data while the full system is running, something notices the files being gone and removes them, then the script puts the links in, but it's too late.

I tried to run things from the recovery console, but it didn't really work very well, and I didn't have time to troubleshoot that.

In any event, this is more of an annoyance, as you can simply recreate the short cuts and re-download the apps from the Market and all is fine, but if for some reason you need to do this often, it's a bit of a hassle.

-Kelly
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
Market Missing Apps in My Downloads

i've experienced this moving the files back and forth .. a simple install from the Market usually fixes the issue since aTrackDog still finds updates for those apps .. there is some "unseen" force within the phone that does not like the files being moved .. probably to do with the filesystem change from yaffs to ext .. i believe this phenomenon is with the "-a" app files and not the rest of the files
[G1 Android Development] kfhickel:
Can't install apps after moving to SD

I just ran into a worse problem, I put my new class 6 card in last week and haven't noticed any issues, but seeing the last reply made me want to try aTackDog, so I sent to the market and tried to install it, but got the error "Sorry, there's not enough space to install this item.".

I tried it again with "adb logcat" running and saw this message:

W/PackageManager( 63): Couldn't clear application caches

I'm running JF 1.5.1 if that helps.

This seems like a real problem.....
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
what is the size of your second partition? what things have you moved to the SD?
[G1 Android Development] kfhickel:
It's an 8GB card, I split it in half.

I've moved all the things that the script allows.

I had don the same thing with my slower 4GB card and I don't remember having this problem. I had moved it all back some time ago, as that card was just too slow to support this.

-Kelly
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
Second Partition Size EXT

the second partition cannot be larger than 2G .. so the fix is most likely to resize your partitions so you have something 2G or less for the ext and 6G or more for the fat
[G1 Android Development] kfhickel:
Yep, that didi it. I used gparted on a linux box to resize things and all is well now.

Thanks,

Kelly
[G1 Android Development] xray49er:
Ok i have my phone running flawlessly thanks to lucid 's app. So i decided it was time to hook my wife up. I have everything moved on her phone but i ran into 1 stupid problem. Her market won't download. Everything will just hang in the starting download que. She reboots her phone and everything that was qued up starts dowloading. this is pretty annoying especially if you want to download a quick app. Is there something i can do to fix this problem . I tried searching but came up empty. I thought there was a fix permission app but couldnt find it in the search. Can someone help or point me in the right direction. Thanks in advance
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
Market Trouble

unless something was done to the phone it could possibly be a server issue on the Market side of things .. i have experienced problems where things don't connect .. then for no apparent reason things start working again

you can try deleting the /data/data folder: "rm -r /data/data/*" which pretty much resets the information stored for all apps .. i usually blame all my Market problems on the Market and wake up to a new day - LOL
[G1 Android Development] xray49er:
Thanks Lucid. I will just tell her to deal with it.
[G1 Android Development] kfhickel:
Hi all, having some trouble, hoping someone can shed some light.

I'm using JF 1.51 with the latest lucid script, and I have moved everything (app, app-private, dalvik-cache and media) to the slightly less than 2gb EXT2 partition on my sd card. Everything is working fine.

I wanted to try the cyanogen ROM, and since it has automatic APP2SD support, I thought it would be best to put everything back to internal storage first. I used the lucid script to move everything back to internal, checked that everything was sane (ls -l /data shows no links, ls -ld /system/media isn't a link) and rebooted.

Problems then show up, and the phone won't finish booting. After going in with adb shell, I've seen the following different variations:

1) /data is empty

2) directories in /data are symlinked to /system/sd but /system/sd is empty

3) directories in /data are symlinked to /system/sd but directories in /system/sd are symlinked back to /data or /system/media

the last time I fixed it all up by hand, made sure /data and /system/media were correct, removed all files from /system/sd and rebooted with adb logcat. The boot looped on the blue "android" screen, nothing interesting was in the adb logcat output and the directories in /data were symlinked to /system/sd which was still empty.

Does anyone have any idea what's going on???

-Kelly
[G1 Android Development] stellarman:
Hi Lucid,

I started using your A2SD method almost from the very beginning, back in the days when every single command was typed in by hand. But, I haven't been following this thread, because I haven't had any need to.

I am currently running Cyanogen's latest (3.6.5) which, as you almost certainly know, uses the symlink method automatically to move apps and dalvik to SD. And I have been running his ROMs for a month or so -- not a "ROM-hopper."

Here's my question: Back in the day, there was a lot of discussion about the pros and cons of moving data to SD. I wasn't feeling very gutsy, so I never did. And, Cyanogen's mods don't move it either. Yet I see that your app (which I bought) will gladly and easily move data upon request. So, tell me again, if you don't mind, why I might not want data on SD. It seems to me that keeping data on SD along with apps and dalvik makes sense in terms of not having problems with upgrades. On the other hand, I guess that getting rid of the data is part of the purpose of doing a wipe.

I figure I could easily try it and see. I don't think moving data will mess up my existing installation. But, I thought I would try to get from you some understanding of the issues, instead of just doing the "trial and error" thing.

I apologize if this a question you get all the time. Thanks in advance for your help.
[G1 Android Development] stellarman:
Cyanogen's ROMs automatically put apps and dalvik to SD using the same kind of symlink method that Lucid does. So, if you have symlinks already in place, I think it should respect them and should require no changes from you in order to install.

You may find that you will need to do a wipe. I usually try to flash without wiping first, and see how it goes. If there are problems, try going into terminal and doing # fix_permissions. If that doesn't work, you will probably want to wipe.

If you really want to start fresh and clean everything off, you can simply re-format/re-partition your ext2/3/4 partition, and Cyanogen's mod will do the rest.

Hope that helps.
[G1 Android Development] VGPOP:
I have a question. I have Hero ROM (2.4 update), and it's giving me some problems.

I want to go back to JF 1.51.

Is the first page of this thread the correct file to download ROM?

Can I go back to JF 1.51 without any issues?

I had to install a new SPL in the phone to get Hero ROM.

I don't know if I have to install radio again, and a different SPL file.

Any help and I'd greatly appreciate.
[G1 Android Development] kfhickel:
I had already tried doing it automatically, and with a wipe and so on and so on. It all failed miserably with the phone going into a boot loop.

I finally got everything back on the internal filesystem by tar'ing up the contents of /system/sd, removing the internal links, untarring the files, clearing the sd filesystem, rebooting, then removing the internal links and untarring AGAIN. "Something" is halfway putting back the links the first time I boot after moving things back to internal storage, only it ends up with circular links.

even a wipe and update to cyanogen didn't work.

Now I have my working JF 1.51 back with everything internal, so I'm going to leave it that way for awhile. When I try to update to cyanogen now, it mostly works, but I still have trouble with some of the widgets being broken, not sure what's going on there.

-Kelly