yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] jaaronmoody:
I have a mac also, and you cannot make a ext2 partition in the mac's disk utility. I suggest the sdsplit and lucid script method to move apps, although if you use sdsplit and then reinstall the dude's rom it will automatically move the apps to the sd.

sdsplit: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3582509&postcount=52

lucid: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3293840&postcount=1
[G1 Android Development] sino8r:
The easiest way to use ap2sd is just buy the $1 app. Simple...
[G1 Android Development] mariBR:
I am sorry to disagree with you: I have a MacBook and I did succeed in partitioning my SD using Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility.

When mounting, it will show "HTC Android Phone Media" and, linked to it, your SD card. The tricky thing is that if you select the SD card, the menu in the upper right won't show "Partition" option. You have to select "HTC Android Phone Media", then click "Partition" and just choose the type and size of each volume, as explained elsewhere.

Good luck!
[G1 Android Development] JAWheat411:
Why even use A2SD program? The build does this automatically. Just make sure your drive is partitioned correctly. Thats all there is to it. With the correct partition your apps will go to the sd when installed from backup or whatever.
[G1 Android Development] subguy812:
Thanks ..I have been running it was first released i was out of town and saw folks talking about a new build and then looked and didnt' remember it being called beta final so I thought I missed an update
[G1 Android Development] overground:
I was wondering if this build did it automatically, I know CM's does. Guess I ran it for redundancy...thanks for pointing that out.
[G1 Android Development] BohicaBobby:
Resources file

I just flashed the Dude's Cupcake and it is running very smooth and fast. I downloaded the resources file and have a general question. Do I just unzip the file and place the various directories on my phone's SD card and then when I go into settings on the phone it will automatically find the new ringtones, wallpapers, etc.? Yes, I can flash my phone but have never added wallpapers or ringtones (lol), go figure.

THanks!

Bob C.
[G1 Android Development] tranquilchaos:
Well, sir..I do beg to differ. You CAN create an ext2 partition using a Mac. I've done it using my neighbors mac after getting a hold of a file which allowed the mac to recognize the ext2 extension. This was the most effective for me however I no longer can find this file.....
[G1 Android Development] tranquilchaos:
Thanks bud. You make a good point.
[G1 Android Development] tranquilchaos:
edit:

OK BOYS!!! I found the answer to my own question!

If you have a mac, just go here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2fsx/

GOOD LUCK! IT WORKS AND IT'S EFFICIENT!

tc
[G1 Android Development] benmyers2941:
One nice thing about the app though is that it has a utility for moving spefic applications to either internal or SD storage. It's not neccesary but a nice user friendly feature.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Ringtones added to this build are should be in this structure:

/sdcard/media/audio/alarms

/sdcard/media/audio/notifications

/sdcard/media/audio/ringtones

/sdcard/media/audio/ui

Some other builds have it structured differently, mostly removing "media" from the string. Also if you'd like you can symlink your /system/media folder to your /sdcard/media folder. This is not necessary, although it may tell your media player not to play files from there, which is good. I haven't tested that, though. I just put my wallpapers in a folder /sdcard/wallpapers and if I'm going to change it select "Pictures" when it asks where you want to select your wallpaper from.
[G1 Android Development] tranquilchaos:
Anyone else having apps to sd issues on the leaked dudes rom?

My partitions are set properly but my apps aren't being downloaded onto the ext2 file. They keep being downloaded onto the internal memory. PLEASE HELP ME FIX THIS. THANKS!

Btw, appstosd2 is how i created the partition which normally has worked every other time in the past. I just need the proper command to type in at the prompt screen in recovery mode. Thanks!
[G1 Android Development] kusotare:
tried converting to ext3? I've had ext3 since beta 12 and I've had 0 appstosd problems, and my partitions were created the same as yours, using appstosd2. if you want to convert up (requires no reinstall of programs), I believe the command in recovery is "upgrade_fs" and then make sure you run fix_permissions after.
[G1 Android Development] natcom:
hi i like to try this new rom but i dont know anything about adb can i do this from the cyan 1.3.1 recovery ?
[G1 Android Development] kusotare:
you dont have to know anything about adb. all you have to do is make sure adb is set up on your computer and then run the commands listed from the command prompt.
[G1 Android Development] natcom:
thanks I dont have adb setup but i will do some reading to get it setup
[G1 Android Development] natcom:
I just try this rom is really nice do you know why app2sdcard is not working I have a fat32 and EX3 plus linux swap partition and the internal phone storage is like 82 mb
[G1 Android Development] kusotare:
if you have 82mb free and you have ANY apps installed, then a2sd is working fine.
[G1 Android Development] JAWheat411:
I thought DUDE was going to release the rom by now. How long does it take to celebrate after getting the job? lol

Alot of drinking for sure. :D
[G1 Android Development] overground:
The files you need are posted here

Terminal instructions posted here
[G1 Android Development] overground:
If your card is partitioned correctly, and apps are not being installed to /system/sd/app(-private), try running apps to sd 2 again. If you have the correct partitioning it should skip the sdsplit portion of the app. Just press "move apps to sd" and it should work after it reboots.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
See my post before this for your apps2sd issue and see if that works.

If you have a swap partition, it works really well on this build. I haven't automated it to start at boot, I just run this gscript after every reboot. Make sure "su" is checked

mkswap /dev/block/mmcblk0p3
swapon /dev/block/mmcblk0p3
echo 20 > /proc/sys/vm/swappiness

Change the 20 to whatever you want your swappiness set at. I find 20 works best on this build.

EDIT: If you want to verify it worked just run:

free

If set up and running properly your output should look like this:

total used free shared buffers
Mem: 98436 96712 1724 0 452
[B]Swap: 32120 17792 14328[/B]
Total: 130556 114504 16052

The total swap size should reflect the size of your swap partition.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
New Launcher Updated

Get it here
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
overground... is the 2 files Launcher. zip and sick_fixes the same thing? nevermind i found your sick_fixes file thanks
[G1 Android Development] natcom:
thanks I just did that what those it do ?
[G1 Android Development] natcom:
I try this but i get an error no such file or directory
[G1 Android Development] ohnoezmahfone:
SD card randomly ejects itself

Hey All,

Ever since I switched over to this build, my SD card randomly ejects itself and then re-mounts half a second later. I only notice it because it makes the notification sound twice. The only ROM-related cause I can think of is that I don't have any a2sd partitions, I've never needed them because I don't use many apps.

Anyone else experiencing this? Just want to know before I buy a new SD card...
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Fixes a f/c issue with the HTC kb and fixes a bluetooth audio issue. Also adds voicesearch.

Do you have the Gscript app? If not, get it. If so, place the attached files in /sdcard/gscript. Open Gscript press menu and select "Add Script". Make sure sure "su" is checked and select "Load file" find Make_Swap_20.sh and press save. For Check_Swap.sh do the same thing but uncheck "su"

Which Dude version are you running? I read that happening to people on RC2. Try the leaked version on or around page 631 and be sure to apply the fixes in the links quoted on this page or the page before.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Launcher updated again

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=4177985&postcount=6408
[G1 Android Development] isz85:
hi due....im new 2 my htc dream. how do i install ur cupcake? do i need 2 root my fone first or can i use the following steps.

# Rename “The Dude's Cupcake1.3RC2” to “update.zip”

# Copy update.zip to a freshly formatted microSD card (copy it to root)

# Reboot and flash your G1 with the new Cupcake firmware

* Disconnect your T-Mobile G1 from your computer if you used the data cable to access the microSD card

* Turn off the handset by holding down the “Power” button

* Turn it back on while holding down the “Power” (End Call) and “Home” buttons

* When you see “Triangle” icon, open the keyboard and press “Alt” and “L” simultaneously

* When you see some yellow text, press “Alt” and “S” simultaneously

* Follow the on-screen instructions

* Press “Home” and “Back” buttons simultaneously when you’re done and ready to reboot

* The G1 will reboot as it does its thing - let it do so.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
You must root your phone first.
[G1 Android Development] kusotare:
To install ANY rom other than an official OTA update from your carrier, you must root.
[G1 Android Development] kusotare:
Meltus Volume Hack. I recommend v2. Link in my signature.
[G1 Android Development] isz85:
i followed all the steps there is and tried almost all the threads in here but still unable to root my phone.(HTC Dream, Matt Black)

My Build No. is dream_stg-user 1.1 STG-RC8 128394 ota-rel-keys,release-keys.

MicroSD-1Gb formatted to FAT32

Every time i boot up it will say"NotAllowed"

Anynoe can help me...i really like Dude's Cupcake...
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
follow the instructions on this page...http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=442480 to get root first. Since your phone is from the UK you must follow the instructions correctly for those particular files.
[G1 Android Development] isz85:
hi buzz thanx for your help but i have already tried that thread thus, i m still stuck at step 4 and unable to go any further....any others that i cud try? thank u so much again for the asistance...
[G1 Android Development] overground:
It should work for any build, however some builds automate this process, so check by running the Check_Swap script first to see if the swap numbers are populated. If not, go ahead and run Make_Swap_20.

EDIT: Just to be clear, using this method requires you to enable swap after every reboot, that is, if you wish to have swap enabled. If not, don't run the script.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Launcher bug fix

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=4177985&postcount=6408
[G1 Android Development] MetalMessiah78:
This is a common problem affecting multiple roms. Check out this link for more info.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=4171291#post4171291
[G1 Android Development] alritewhadeva:
Why not just edit the a2sd for automatic swap on boot?

#!/system/bin/sh

# Thanks to Denkai/Dwang

if [ -n /dev/block/mmcblk0p3 ];

then

mkswap /dev/block/mmcblk0p3;

fi;

if [ -e /dev/block/mmcblk0p3 ];

then

echo 35 > /proc/sys/vm/swappiness;

swapon /dev/block/mmcblk0p3;

fi;
[G1 Android Development] overground:
I've been putting that off because Dude says he'll have compcache in his next build (but I'm about done holding my breath for this;)). He started his new job today, so we'll see what happens. Maybe I'll automate this for fun anyway. Thanks for posting this so I didn't have to go searching for that again. How's 35 working for you?
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
Well I wish I could do better, but that is the definitive method, tried by literally thousands. Maybe step me thru what you have done and where it fails. I may be able to pinpoint it for you. Another option would be to look for someone who lives near you and take it to them in person and have them help you. You do have to go back to a lower build first, then you flash your way to the build you want. I find this guide to be the best around. Maybe try and talk to the guy that posted it originally. You will have to be very specific as to what you are doing and where EXACTLY it fails. I'll be on and off here for most of the evening. Pacific time zone...
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
Hey Overground, if the Dude might have compcache in the next build, does that mean I will need to have my sdcard already formatted with a swap partition on it when i go to flash it? (whenever that might be...)
[G1 Android Development] GTIChris04:
Is anyone else having blue tooth issues with the "unreleased" ROM? When I go to pair with a new device, the phone will reboot. Then I wont be able to make a call out, but I can receive cals.
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
I have a BlueAnt and it's working fine on this build.. I did the sick_fixes and the fixed Launcher as well...
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Compcache doesn't use a separate partition, it uses the phone's memory as swap. Many people are using a swap partition as a backup to compcache when it fills up.

As Buzzdroidx pointed out, follow the instructions in the "sick fixes" I posted a page or two after page 631.
[G1 Android Development] GTIChris04:
Thanks, I knew someone had to have had a fix already.
[G1 Android Development] isz85:
Hey Buzzdroid thanx for trying to help me below are the steps to wat i did and where it fails,im sorry but frm where i come frm only minority uses HTC majority uses NOKIA.and i have asked ard to many shops but they do not not what im toking abt...wat a bummer.

1.) Connect phone to computer with USB and select "Mount" so the phone is visible to the computer

2.) Right click the removable disk and format (fat32) (I did the full format and not the quick format

3.) Download and unzip RC7 image file. Copy the DREAMIMG.nbh file to the SD card.

4.) Once the files are copied over i right click on removable disk and eject

5.) Power off the phone. Once it's off i turn it back on by holding the camera button and the power button at the same time

6.) Once the bootloader loads it will go to a grey screen and says "loading", "checking" and " not allowed" den it will hang on a multi colored screen with "serial 10" written in the middle and the only way 4 me 2 reboot is to take out the battery an reinsert it.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Updated Sick Launcher

Hey, I "Sick" 'em as they are updated. Sorry, but it's good the bugs are getting worked out.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=4177985&postcount=6408
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
Hmmmm Actually, I am not sure what to tell you at this point as I have never had that error, nor heard of it. I believe your doing things right. Try this, put only the RC7 dreamig.nbh file on the card if you alreday tried this than I apologize. It should work. Maybe take the sim card out of the phone before this It shouldn't matter but it's worth a try. Also a tip, so you dont have to keep taking the battery out, hit the call, end and menu buttons at the same time it does a reboot as well. Make sure your usb cable is unplugged too. Thats all I can think of at the moment. Search these forums and google it I guess. I wish I could have been more help. I understand the frustration. Let me know if you ever get there or if there is anything else i can help you with. I am by far one of the lesser experienced people here, so there are alot of other options beyond my help...lol
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
Uhm I forgot one thing that alot of people on here do that I havent done yet. Load the ADB software try this link for all the help..http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=502010.
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
question for overground or anyone for that matter. Does the compcache ever flush? You say some people use the swap to back it up, but it must flush from time to time right? I mean maybe teheres a command and all maybe it does it at reboot? so would the swap even really be nesesary? I have 87 free mbs so im not going to be loading that much into any kind of cache that i can imagine right? true the cache size seems to be 32 megs or so but cant it be larger say 50 megs?60? then there would never be a need? is there limitations on why it cant?

sorry if thats too many questions...whenever you have some free time to reply is fine thanks
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Good questions. First off, your 87 mb free is your internal storage, not your ram, so that's not an issue here. There is a thread started recently regarding an increase in swap size, from what I've read so far, the general consensus is not to go over 32mb. The swap will push other processes out to make room for newer or processes with higher priority. I'm no expert on the subject, just my understanding of how it works.
[G1 Android Development] buzzdroidx:
thanx ill do some reading on it
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Yeah!!! New launcher!!!

ummmm....get it here :)
[G1 Android Development] kusotare:
OG, you might want to update the instructions in your post, the dev has everyone pulling the odex file as well.

also, has anyone heard from dude lately?
[G1 Android Development] denward:
Hey OG. I was running your launcher v.7. Tried to upgrade to v.9 last night but my phone would get FCs every 5 seconds or so after upgrading. Had to nand back to the v.7. Any ideas? Is it because I didn't pull odex?
[G1 Android Development] JAWheat411:
Hey

If Dudes not releasing the new build, anyway you can release it. With permission of course. I am assuming you are helping work on it. Just that the new build was mentioned some time ago. Thanks
[G1 Android Development] lazzy81:
It is around page 625
[G1 Android Development] JAWheat411:
Are we still talking about the Leaked version?
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Thanks, done.

Maybe...I didn't pull my odex (and still haven't). Anyone else having problems with it? Try it again, this time removing the odex and let me know if that works.

EDIT: I stopped odexing my files awhile ago, and I do not think they are optimized by default in this build. Hence, I have no Launcher.odex

I have no new build to release. I have left the Dude pretty much alone. If he wants to, I guess he'll update. I agree it's been way too long. I would not blame everyone for going elsewhere...hell, I flash a build or two just to see what's going on. In the end, I always return to this build. It works very well for me. If anyone wants, you can use an edited a2sd, and the userinit.sh and user.conf script from this thread (credit to the authors). This is not v0.1, because that version makes no difference to what this build can do. This works very well, but you must have a swap partition placed in this order:

1. FAT32 (primary)

2. EXT2/3 (primary)

3. linux swap (primary)

It's easy to configure yourself, also. Just disable compcache and enable swap partition in user.conf. I'll post all the files pre-configured and the a2sd here as well...it's just a string added to the end. Most settings will not take effect until after reboot.

MAKE A NANDROID FIRST!!

Extract autoswap.zip to desktop:

cd desktop
adb remount
adb push userinit.sh /system/sd/userinit.sh
adb push user.conf /system/sd/user.conf
adb pull /system/bin/a2sd a2sd.old
adb push a2sd /system/bin/a2sd
adb shell
su
chmod 755 /system/sd/userinit.sh
chmod 755 /system/sd/user.conf
reboot

To see the status of your settings, run this:

adb shell
sh /system/sd/userinit.sh -s

You may experience a few odd f/c's at boot (just press "wait"), but I had it running for 27 hrs without a reboot with virtually no lag. I've set swappiness to 20, this can be changed if you prefer.

If you want to revert, do this:

cd desktop (if this is where a2sd.old is)
adb remount
adb push a2sd.old /system/bin/a2sd
adb shell
su
cd /system/sd
rm -r userinit.sh
rm -r user.conf
reboot

Or just restore your nandroid, and start from "adb shell" in the above commands.

Leaked is all we have at this point....who know's what the Dude's going or not gonna do. I feel like a neglected stepchild...lol :(

EDIT: Also provides default overclocking to 528/245 so I disabled any O/C apps. Runs well. Let me know your experiences.

FILES UPDATED 08/07/09
[G1 Android Development] wettems35:
did this work for anyone? im a noob but i followed all these directions to a T and it didnt work. tried adb as well and i just dont know how to work that

when i type in the line after sick_fixes i get "cp: cannot stat 'framework.jar': No such file or directory" and i keep getting the same for the rest

also, im pretty sure i have adb set up for my pc, i followed the adb for dummies thread, but never really used it. so when i run the commands at command prompt, after i type in adb remount i get adb is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
[G1 Android Development] denward:
Thanks for the reply. I pulled odex right after and got the same problem.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Try copying adb.exe to WINDOWS/system32. While you're at it, copy fastboot.exe there, also. Then try again. That should get you going, assuming you have installed the correct drivers. I believe people have achieved success using either method...ADB is preferred.

Later on, you'll probably want to edit your PATH in system variables to include the path to your SDK "tools" folder.

EDIT:

You're welcome:)
[G1 Android Development] overground:
Which build are you using? I haven't heard from anyone else running into problems. If they're having them, I'd hope they'd tell me. If you want, PM me your email and I'll pull the copy from my phone and send it to you. We'll see if that works. I know it's time consuming having to restore nandroids again and again. Also, try the original v9 from the link in my post with the changelogs. It won't have the same handle, colors or wallpapers, but at least we can see if it's my edits causing the problems, or the version itself not agreeing with your phone.
[G1 Android Development] wettems35:
thank you very much for the help! it worked.
[G1 Android Development] denward:
im using the leaked build. ill try the original v9 when i get home. ill be at work for 2 days straight. thank you for your help by the way.
[G1 Android Development] denward:
i installed adb on my work computer and installed the other v9. im getting the same problem. it appears that it is having trouble loading my apps off of my sd
[G1 Android Development] dayday2009:
hi

whats up yall im sorry for the out of the dudes question but im having a problem with my (hello im) i went everywhere to get a solution but i don't think no one is experiencing what i have the problem is in the buddy icon in (hello im) i can't upload a picture to my icon i get error saying ("cannot upload buddy icon please ensure that your sd card is properly mounted") but the sd card is mounted everything else works with the sd card im able to upload music from my computer i can even see everthing thats on my sd card with the astro app and do everything else i even tried a different sd card and it still says the samething can some please help :mad:
[G1 Android Development] isz85:
Hi buzz thanx for trying realy appreciate it alot.guess im stuck wif it now lol....aniwae thanx again...:D
[G1 Android Development] ratana412:
I love this ROM, the only issue I seem to be having with it is when I get a call waiting call, I never hear a beep, so it just winds up sending whomever is calling to voice mail eventually. In other words, I am missing call waiting calls when I am on the phone. Is there any fix for this? Is it perhaps that some of the sounds have been removed?
[G1 Android Development] NeoBlade:
Use the resources.zip file to get back any of your ringtones that might be missing. Do you use an MP3 for your ringtone? Rings Extended? If so make sure the file is there by assigning a different ringtone and then your prefered one.

Phone your mobile and see if it responds in good time. I have found that using MP3s actually makes my mobile slow to ring audibly, almost like its taking its time to load and play the MP3. I have since converted it to .ogg and it plays instantly.