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[G1 Android Development] jklong03:
Learn to spell ? :)

(sorry, couldn't resist! Please take no offense as none is intended)
[G1 Android Development] bungdung91:
Any thoughts...

Sorry to bug you... but a helpful nudge on how to get back on the road would be good.

So far, I have wiped my card and reinstalled your firmware 1.2b. No luck, I get insufficient space when I try to install new apps from the market.

I'm now going to try reformatting the card on the computer and trying again.

Anything else I might want to try?

Sorry to sound so desperate, I kind of am ;)

Dude, you enjoy your weekend, we need you to concentrate on bigger issues, like world peace! I'm hoping I can get some helpful suggestions from the rest :)
[G1 Android Development] TheDudeOfLife:
2 options:

1. upgrade to 1.3rc1

2. type these two commands

busybox chown 1000:1000 /data/app

busybox chmod 0771 /data/app
[G1 Android Development] overground:
I don't think most a2sd users are going for performance primarily, other than that gained when your internal memory hits 6mb, and your phone starts slowing. We just don't want to be limited on how many apps we can have, although I wouldn't try more than about 220, because you'll be waiting forever on any app manager that loads an app list. Dude's builds handles a2sd better than any I've used, so you're heading in the right direction.

I cannot recommend enough getting yourself a Class 6 before you start this endeavor (they're actually a tad faster than internal memory). PM me when you get it, and I'll send you instructions for setting it up.
[G1 Android Development] jklong03:
Seriously shilster, I haven't seen a followup post since your original. Did things work out for you? :confused: Did you try reapplying the update after doing a wipe? Always (as has been said ad nauseum before) do a wipe before you do a major change, especially if you are coming from a different ROM Dev's work.
[G1 Android Development] bungdung91:
Voila!

Option 2 worked. You rock!

Now, I'm going to try Option 1, because its fun and you make it possible! Thanks again for all the good work you do.

I'm going to stop now before I sound like a groupie.

Enjoy your weekend. Glug glug glug hic!
[G1 Android Development] shilster:
ahhhh after like 5 tries.. its working.. i know i learned that hard way.. i wiped it like 5 times.. n its working fine now.. thnaks alot for ur help tho
[G1 Android Development] robbie725:
Ok supremeteam... did it.. she called me back... and I could hear her very,very loud and clear and seemed to pickup all the background noise from her office... and she said I sounded "ok".... better then last time... did not sound like a tunnel anymore... but it is better... thanks...

going to see what The Dude does when he gets back with the "Louderv5 from Meltus once he releases it." I am assuming that it was not in the 1.3 since it states that "once he releases it" I am guessing...

thanks again...

peace
[G1 Android Development] bolmedias:
I thought moving dalvik-cache to the sd card is meant to improve performance, but whatever. I know that this is a bit off-topic, but what is the best maker of Micro SD cards? I can get an 8GB class 6 for a nudge under £10 (GBP), but it has no manufacturer branding, while an 8GB from Transcend is £6 more expensive. Is Transcend meant to be the best?
[G1 Android Development] bungdung91:
Appstosd with 1.3rc1

Do i need to do anything different for appstosd with 1.3rc1 than what i did with 1.2b?

I basically used marcus' program. Is there a new version for 1.3rc1?
[G1 Android Development] supremeteam256:
good to hear that it helped
[G1 Android Development] overground:
I don't know if one brand is better than another, I'm using an off brand myself. Some swear by Sandisk, but I don't really know. I'm sure there's some discussion about this somewhere, so if this concerns you, you may want to do some further checking. If you do, please PM me the results.

Again, as I understand it, moving dalvik to sd is for the same reason as moving apps. That is to free up internal memory, not necessarily to increase performance. I may be wrong about that part, but as you said, we're getting a little off topic.
[G1 Android Development] NeoBlade:
If you have already previously set up Apps2SD, then you don't need to do anything as 1.3rc1 should pick it up fine. Just woke up actually now and found out that RC1 is out so going to flash that in a moment. Will check on Meltus's thread as well about a new fix, if there isn't one I'll push the old files back depending on the audio quality.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
I just flashed over the top, no wipe, no hassle. Apps were all there when phone returned after flash of 1.3x
[G1 Android Development] bungdung91:
Already on 1.3rc1

I'm actually already on 1.3rc1 and planning to run apps2sd for the first time... will it or won't it work is the question :)

haha... i'm guessing i'm one of the first ones to be asking this question.
[G1 Android Development] NeoBlade:
All Dude's builds, especially the recent ones are compatible with Apps2SD. Feel free to read the earlier posts or even the first where it lists the whole contents of the Dude build if you want to be certain.
[G1 Android Development] supremeteam256:
It will work as long as your card is partioned right.
[G1 Android Development] bungdung91:
ext2 to ext3...no impact?

So the ext2 to ext3 changes that the dude has implemented will still work with marcus' old script?

Thats my main concern.
[G1 Android Development] JazzMac251:
I'm getting some major battery issues on 1.3b12 . I have tested idle battery life many times. usually i charge to 100% and go to sleep only to find that battery has dropped to somewhere around 95-97%. I tried the same thing last night and when i woke up my battery readout was at 27% :eek: . I had wireless off, GPS on (but not in use), Bluetooth off, and i was even on EDGE all night.

something is definitely going on
[G1 Android Development] NeoBlade:
From what I'm aware of, the build supports both EXT2 and EXT3. I've been running in EXT3 since it was made available and have had no issues. If you convert your EXT2 to EXT3 via the various scripts out there is down to you. Bottom line, Apps2SD should work if you have EXT2 or EXT3 regardless.
[G1 Android Development] menzo44:
my old sd card crapped out on me! so I just got a new one and i am wondering if I Just need to partition it or if I need to do more?
[G1 Android Development] NeoBlade:
Do you overclock? I use SetCPU and have my maz on 528MHz and min on 245MHz... I can't remember though is Dude already sets this by default in his builds.

Also you might have services running in the background eating battery life, like Twidget, Twitdroid, etc. There are various reasons why battery drain would happen. I haven't tested battery life completely on this build but flash to 1.3RC1 and see how it goes for you.
[G1 Android Development] NeoBlade:
With any new card, it would need to be partitioned first, then install apps as normal.
[G1 Android Development] supremeteam256:
Just need to partition it in Fat32 and ext2 or ext3 if you want to do apps2sd.
[G1 Android Development] menzo44:
sweet. Its alot easier now than the first time I did it on jf rom. I guess all that stuff that I had to put in the terminal the first time is built in to the dudes rom?
[G1 Android Development] NeoBlade:
Everything should be picked up as you will most likely see your internal memory jump from 65MB(ish) as default to xxxMB, depending on how large you have made your EXT2/EXT3 partition. I made a 1GB partition which is more than ample and I have 860MB left on internal memory ^_^

If not, you just simply need to run the Apps2SD app.
[G1 Android Development] TheDudeOfLife:
use a overclocker app to 'underclock' back to default ;)
[G1 Android Development] menzo44:
which should i do ext 2 or 3 I have a 8gb class 6

sorry for such a lazy question I am to tiered to look for the answer (its been a long night and day)
[G1 Android Development] airmaxx:
Thanks Dude for all of your hard work on this build.

I liked the Hero builds I tried, but I'm looking for a bit more stability, needless to say I came back to the Dude! :cool:

Keep up the nice work!
[G1 Android Development] supremeteam256:
I just switched to ext3. It has to do with journaling but having a class 6 card with wear leveling shouldn't make any difference between ext2 or ext3
[G1 Android Development] menzo44:
thanks bro!

Go RED WINGS!!!!!!!! :D
[G1 Android Development] JazzMac251:
Yeah, i've been overclocking for months. I always set clock speeds at 528 and 128Mhz - so, while idled, i should be getting even more battery life. apps in the switch list (hold home button) include: useful switchers, settings, location log's home screen, and the dialer

lemme know what your test results show
[G1 Android Development] JazzMac251:
can you cite a source for that? (i'm not trying to be a jerk, i'm just wondering if you'd read something specific because i don't know a whole lot about ext2/ext3
[G1 Android Development] Nikeem24:
I used to always have it set to: 528 Max & 384 Min. So is your way more efficient?
[G1 Android Development] NeoBlade:
I used to set my min to 128MHz as well but found the wake up response when getting a call and other things a bit too sluggish so I increased it.

As for EXT3 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext3 ^_-

Will give my mobile a full charge and see how it goes. A more accurate way of measuring your battery is to download the Watts application and to produce graphs from there.
[G1 Android Development] 4treyu:
Hey guys, I finally upgraded last night from 1.2b to 1.3 beta12 (no wiping) and I haven't had the slightiest problem so far, everything is working great (I'm a non-app2sd user), that's why I haven't upgraded to rc1 (don't feel I need to). I just have a question, does 1.3 beta12 include meltus audio mods? If affirmative, which version?
[G1 Android Development] NeoBlade:
1.3R1 fixes the insufficient space error for non Apps2SD users and some other small tweaks but if you're happy with the build then stick to it I'd say.

1.3b12 I think had V5 of the mod and the bluetooth fix. If you look at Meltus's thread now, V5_r2 is actually out of which I'll be testing pretty soon. You can easily push such files yourself though.
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
I had this handy guide made for me by overground and it works a charm

First and simplest:

1. Flash 1.2b (making sure market downloads work after flash. If not, wipe, then proceed)

2. Back up contents of sd card (you will lose everything on it)

3. Get Apps to SD 2 and install it, it's an .apk (either from market or here)

4. Run apps to sd 2 (granting "always allow" superuser permissions)

5. It will then download a partitioning script (so if you get any "force close" or "wait" notifications either wait or do nothing).

6. It will ask for the size of your partitions. (I did 1GB EXT2 or EXT3 and 7GB FAT32)

7. Apply or hit ok (may reboot here)

8. Open Apps to SD 2 Again.

9. Select copy apps to SD. I kept the "delete existing apps" box checked

10. Phone will reboot without warning or prompts

11. Go back to Apps to SD 2 again if you want to move dalvik-cache. I did this also. Does not require reboot, does not hurt, though.

12. You're done

Second method (what I did):

1. Back up all SD card data

2. Use partitioner of your choice (I used 7tools Partition Manager (windows) - full functioning demo available at download.com)

3. Delete all partitions (make sure you hit "apply" after each step if using 7tools)

4. Set your FAT32 Partition size (make sure set to primary)

5. Set your EXT2 OR EXT3 Partition size (also making sure to set to primary)

6. Follow steps 8-12 in first method.

Hope this helped.
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
jlundberg overground made this guide and its easy to follow and it works very well

First and simplest:

1. Flash 1.2b (making sure market downloads work after flash. If not, wipe, then proceed)

2. Back up contents of sd card (you will lose everything on it)

3. Get Apps to SD 2 and install it, it's an .apk (either from market or here)

4. Run apps to sd 2 (granting "always allow" superuser permissions)

5. It will then download a partitioning script (so if you get any "force close" or "wait" notifications either wait or do nothing).

6. It will ask for the size of your partitions. (I did 1GB EXT2 or EXT3 and 7GB FAT32)

7. Apply or hit ok (may reboot here)

8. Open Apps to SD 2 Again.

9. Select copy apps to SD. I kept the "delete existing apps" box checked

10. Phone will reboot without warning or prompts

11. Go back to Apps to SD 2 again if you want to move dalvik-cache. I did this also. Does not require reboot, does not hurt, though.

12. You're done

Second method (what I did):

1. Back up all SD card data

2. Use partitioner of your choice (I used 7tools Partition Manager (windows) - full functioning demo available at download.com)

3. Delete all partitions (make sure you hit "apply" after each step if using 7tools)

4. Set your FAT32 Partition size (make sure set to primary)

5. Set your EXT2 OR EXT3 Partition size (also making sure to set to primary)

6. Follow steps 8-12 in first method.

Hope this helped.
[G1 Android Development] NeoBlade:
Odd, just flashed to 1.3RC1 and I've lost all my apps... Most likely its not reading the EXT3 partition correctly. Going to give it another reboot to see how it goes and then shall search for solutions if its not coming back up. Internal phone memory is 860MB.

Upgraded without wipe.
[G1 Android Development] M3 SMGII:
do you need a new SPL or just the original one?

I'm running The Dude's v0.93 so it's very "old" . But I already have the new Radio update
[G1 Android Development] supremeteam256:
Its cool.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=520582

http://www.maenad.net/geek/di8k-debian/node29.html
[G1 Android Development] supremeteam256:
No you don't need the new SPL.
[G1 Android Development] omario117:
You should not need a new SPL, as far as I know.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
A couple of edits to this. Switch out 1.2b for any rom post 1.2b. Replace step 1 in second method with step 1 in first method then continue from there. Here's how it should look:

I always use the second method, works without fail. I really recommend 7tools partition manager (Windows). The demo has been working for me for about 4 mos, and all I use it for is this purpose.

First and simplest:

1. Flash 1.3x (If using 1.2b make sure market downloads work after flash. If not, type these two commands:

busybox chown 1000:1000 /data/app

busybox chmod 0771 /data/app

then proceed)

2. Back up contents of sd card (you will lose everything on it)

3. Get Apps to SD 2 and install it, it's an .apk (either from market or here)

4. Run apps to sd 2 (granting "always allow" superuser permissions)

5. It will then download a partitioning script (so if you get any "force close" or "wait" notifications either wait or do nothing).

6. It will ask for the size of your partitions. (I did 1GB EXT2 or EXT3 and 7GB FAT32)

7. Apply or hit ok (may reboot here)

8. Open Apps to SD 2 Again.

9. Select copy apps to SD. I kept the "delete existing apps" box checked

10. Phone will reboot without warning or prompts

11. Go back to Apps to SD 2 again if you want to move dalvik-cache. I did this also. Does not require reboot, does not hurt, though.

12. You're done

Second method (what I did):

1. Flash 1.3x (If using 1.2b make sure market downloads work after flash. If not, type these two commands:

busybox chown 1000:1000 /data/app

busybox chmod 0771 /data/app

then proceed)

2. Back up all SD card data

3. Use partitioner of your choice (I used 7tools Partition Manager (windows) - full functioning demo available at download.com)

4. Delete all partitions (make sure you hit "apply" after each step if using 7tools)

5. Set your FAT32 Partition size (make sure set to primary)

6. Set your EXT2 OR EXT3 Partition size (also making sure to set to primary)

7. Follow steps 8-12 in first method.

Hope this helped.
[G1 Android Development] chrisag92:
how is the phone with this build? does it cut off alot? because on cynogens build it cuts ppl off when they say something and i have to tell them to repeat it
[G1 Android Development] Rekna:
What happened to all the built-in notification sounds. I only have 1 option.
[G1 Android Development] TheDudeOfLife:
They have been in the resources.zip for quite some time...

http://thedudescupcake.googlecode.com/files/Resources1.1.zip

Read the README.txt inside the file for instuctions

ringtones should be on

/sdcard/media/ringtones

/sdcard/media/notifications

etc

see you guys later, i'm off to weddingland....dude's gonna be in a tux this weekend ;) (no i'm not getting married ;) )
[G1 Android Development] NeoBlade:
Been very solid for me as I need to be able to make and receive calls quite often. Not had it cut off on me when using stock audio files. When I pushed the Meltus audio upgrades I had some issues but those should have been resolved by now.
[G1 Android Development] supremeteam256:
Have fun. Thanks for getting this out before you left.
[G1 Android Development] supremeteam256:
Phone has been stable all day. I've tried just about everything possible and haven't had one problem.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Oh, don't worry...your girlfriend will do her best to rope you in, too (once she sees you in that penguin suit).

Have fun, Dude!
[G1 Android Development] Rekna:
Sorry I just switch to your build from JF. So far I find it very nice. Are you planning on placing rosie on it?

Thanks
[G1 Android Development] hypnostick:
Thanks in advance

France

Orange MMS

* Name : Orange MMS

* APN : orange.acte

* Proxy : nothing

* Port : nothing

* Username : orange

* Password : orange

* MCC : 208

* MNC : 01

* MMSC : http://mms.orange.fr

* MMS Proxy : 192.168.010.200

* MMS Port : 8080

* APN Type : mms

Orange DATA

* Name : Orange World

* APN : orange

* Proxy : nothing

* Port : nothing

* Username : orange

* Password : orange

* MCC : 208

* MNC : 01

* MMSC : nothing

* Proxy : nothing

* Port : nothing

* APN Type : default
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
Well have fun and thanks
[G1 Android Development] Chahk:
But you ARE getting hammered ;) Have fun!
[G1 Android Development] hueman84:
quick question. how long after the initial flash should it take the phone to start up the first time. I have been sitting at the android screen for like 10min. now and I remember it didn't take this long with JF1.5
[G1 Android Development] omario117:
Perhaps the latter will lead to the former?

It shouldn't take that long, try rebooting (Menu + Call + Power) and reflashing...
[G1 Android Development] GT30RSUBIE:
Love the rom!! Great work man.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Leave it for a few more. The recent builds take a long time to flash (upon first flash) mostly due to the Stericson lock screen an notification bar mods. Subsequent flashes of future Dude's builds should go much quicker. If the animation on the Android screen stops and starts repeatedly, you probably need to wipe and flash again.
[G1 Android Development] hueman84:
Yea thats whats happening actually. Looks like a wipe then flash again for me.
[G1 Android Development] chrisag92:
ok i juss uploaded the rom. and i c 2 gallery icons

is it like this for anyone else?
[G1 Android Development] omario117:
Did you wipe before flashing? Are you coming from a different rom?
[G1 Android Development] bolmedias:
I notice that in the first post, TheDude says that all the 3rd party apps and the dev apps are in a separate update. Where is this file for download?
[G1 Android Development] uwonsum:
Anyone else having reboot issue with 1.3rc1 as mentioned by a couple folks?

I am still on 1.3b12 and everything is working just fine. So debating whether there is any need to update.
[G1 Android Development] chrisag92:
yes i did wipe. and i put the hero theme and now i c 2 gallery icons.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
resources.zip in first post. Extract to your hard drive or sd card and use what you want.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
If all's working for you (as it is me) I'd wait for a more substantial update to flash. There's not enough difference for me between beta 12 and RC1 to warrant a reflash.
[G1 Android Development] Jaques-Ludwig:
@TheDudeOfLife

I come from the Haykuro Hero Rom and as nice the Hero-Rom is, its unhappily too slow and I don't think, that it can be faster, because the G1 has too less RAM. I thought it could be fast enough, but then I tested your ROM and THIS is fast.

The only things that I miss from the Hero is the new Dialer and the calender-app. Could it be possible to have these apps on your ROM?

Thanks for your work,

Jaques-Ludwig
[G1 Android Development] xlittowillyx:
Hi, I tried flashing 1.3RC1 directly after using 1.2a lite, I wiped it before flashing and it says

The application Google Talk Service (process com.google.processs.gapps) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again.

Market, phone calls, etc won't even open. Am I suppose to flash something before I do this?
[G1 Android Development] omario117:
I believe the apps he is referring to are already included in RC1, but yeah, if there's anything you feel missing, that's the file you want.
[G1 Android Development] omario117:
Do they open to the same gallery? I have no idea why this may be.

My only thought process on this is that the hero theme you applied installs a gallery to theme it, and it was treated differently than the gallery in dude's build, and therefore installed a second copy?

That's all I got in terms of explanation...
[G1 Android Development] 4treyu:
Hey overground do you know which version of meltus mod comes with 1.3 beta 12? I know it's not v5 because Dude included that one in rc1.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Check this in terminal:

su
cd /system/app
ls

Do you see more than 1 instance of HTCAlbum.apk?
[G1 Android Development] overground:
I think they're the v2 mods...I pushed the attached files, just to be sure. They're from persiantown (sorry if I got that spelling messed up). They may be the same as what's already included in b12, though. I didn't even check.
[G1 Android Development] 4treyu:
Thanks for the reply. I don't think it's v2 cause I had v2 on 1.2b and I noticed a decrease in volume after upgrading to beta12. Maybe it's just stock audio files, or V4 which supposedly doesn't increase volume but adjust EQ values for more clarity. I just wanted confirmation of any of this, maybe The Dude is the one who can clarify :)
[G1 Android Development] overground:
He or someone more knowledgeable about these audio mods. I'm having no issues after pushing the files I attached. As far as audio goes, I just use what works, then I stop thinking about it ;), sorry I couldn't be of more help.
[G1 Android Development] G'uno:
Hehe...

You see how I cut & Paste that response in both places

After being up all night, it was only right... LMAO!

Thanks Notxel!

:p
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
1.3b12 has the stock audio settings he said
[G1 Android Development] 4treyu:
I think I'm gonna try those files you attached in the previous post, it looks like they're a combination of v2 and v4, very nice!
[G1 Android Development] NeoBlade:
Phew. had an issue when upgrading from 1.3b12 > 1.3RC1 where my apps where not showing. Did a wipe etc and all seems fine now, no force closing upon bootup etc. Will do some more testing though. Also pushed V5_r2 of the Meltus audio mod.
[G1 Android Development] chrisag92:
nope only one yet it shows two :confused:
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Hmm...run the same again replacing cd /system/app with cd /data/app

See if there's another listed there.

EDIT: In data folder it may be listed under another name such as com.android.HTCAlbum or something to that effect so look carefully.
[G1 Android Development] chrisag92:
not there doesnt show much there
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Damn, man I don't know...maybe shoot tehseano a pm and see if a copy's included in the theme. You may also want to look at the theme yourself with a zip utility and check. Sorry.

EDIT: I know Dude puts his in /system/app