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[myTouch 3G, Magic General] xaueious:
There's an init.rc script that comes with the kernel (boot.img). But the kernel takes a while to load up the SD for some reason and hence the issues.

It's easy to edit but I'm not exactly sure what has to be edited.

On my cousin's phone I just moved the system dalvik-cache to /cache to free up about 20 MB.

Also move market cache to /cache:

Clean it out and symlink to /cache

Or just move first and then symlink it

You can query the size of a folder using: du -hs

If you really really want Apps2SD someone can look into it. It can be solved by using an alternate kernel (sanpei). But there hasn't been much activity with 1.5 Sense ROMs here on xda.

Alternately you can find plenty of 32A 1.5 Sense ROMs on international forums.

Reference here:

http://gailly.net/android/android-tips.html
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] jgcaap:
Thank you everyone. You guys as always are great. Im sorry to request a 1.5 android with a2sd. Without wanting to consider the devs work as in my opinion all work is really great, i was interested on a simple stable fast rom with sense with a2sd because happens that most wich has sense becomes very slow for me on daily use. The roms i had an excelent experience was villain 3.4 for magic ( cant use because it freezes but great release never had slow issues) its a 2.1 android. Also capyslide 1.6 ( only issues was that wasnt completle stable but o loved it. The rc became very slow compared to the other previous versions :( )

Sorry to post this opinion. But ive been looking and since most of roms 2.1 android are slow compared to what i need, at least i didnt had the experience i expected, cyanogenmod 5.07 in my opinion at speed has grown alot compared to the 4.2.1.15 version to bad isnt sense where i have a preference ( imagine for example i work as agent of a doctor, make alot of calls and in emergency situations if my phone is slow when i need to call an ambulance, im giving an example of the emergency situations wich might happen ) so prefered to roll back until there was. a more mature rom 2.1.

Thank you for all wich are reading and replying =)

That is the main reason of my request. Thank you

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[myTouch 3G, Magic General] xaueious:
1)

CM4 and CM5 are both mature ROMs. You just have to downgrade your radio.

If you don't want to, use any one of the new radio ROMs with sanpei kernel that have apps2sd support.

I have a HTC Dream running CM5 and I don't see how CM5 can be considered slow at all. If you are really looking for speed, use CM5 with SetCPU to overclock to 576 MHz and you will see a noticable performance increase. rps13 is working on ironing the kinks in the 710 MHz oc so look at that one too.

If you limit your background apps, the ROM really flies. Just flash stock CM5 and bcrook's officially supported kernel port instead of one of the ones you see in these forums until you see more verification amongst the users for stability of those specific ROM blends. Cyanogenmod.com forums is your best bet.

2)

If you are keen on using a Sense ROM, you should be able to take a apps2sd enabled sanpei .32.9 kernel (boot.img and wlan.ko as usual) and flash it to Cursorsense to get working apps2sd.

3)

The .27 kernel Cursorsense is based on may have issues mounting the sd card quickly for apps2sd to happen.

Finally there is the option of flashing .9 (or some other version) version of Cursorsense where apps2sd was actually enabled, but you may run into issues.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] jgcaap:
Could you please explain what i should really do in orther to be able to use app2SD on cursor?

I like Cyanogenmod but the thing is i prefer much more the sense. I know i'm a bit dificult with taste :P but sense i moved to sense i didnt want anything else.

I would be happy to try your suggestion on cursorsense. I need to get the boot img of sanpei. but how exacly would it work? You know wher ei can find a tutorial or something wich would give me a begining to start? Thank you
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] jgcaap:
Cursorsense in his rom said once:

Instead of automatic how about manualy? For instance a system as Cyanogenmod but. instead of loading the apps automaticaly, we have a loader(wich would work as an emulator or something identical) wich run the apps wich are installed on the SD Card?

To activate this option this loader must work as an app, and we could install apps from it. Wouldnt be this way more stable?
[Desire Accessories] jauhari:
Hi HTC Desire user..

Do you information about similar product with this one for HTC Desire? where we can get it... it's look beautiful

http://bit.ly/bfg19s

Best Regards

Jauhari
[Desire Accessories] spr33:
I've been looking for one for the Nexus One since I got it and I haven't come across any battery extenders yet, only extended batteries with different back covers (which obviously you can't do with the Desire).
[Desire Accessories] ceno808:
May be you try something like this:

http://globetrotter.de/de/shop/detail.php?mod_nr=137342&GTID=02c8c7d6fcc12a22a48c1babcffbb80da33

or:

http://globetrotter.de/de/shop/deta...ot=0&GTID=02c8c7d6fcc12a22a48c1babcffbb80da33
[Desire Accessories] jauhari:
anyone has info about it please?
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
Well this is basically a pointless thread other than to say I've read about bugs people are experiencing and all the threads about it.

Well this is the no bug thread. I have zero issues and think this is the best stock rom I've tried (besides trackball wake) and honestly even better than every custom I've tried. This will only make the new custom roms better.

Anyways please don't post if ya have bugs. This is the I got not a single bug thread.

FROYO ROCKS, even this isn't the real final release ( even though I don't see final any different)..
[Nexus One General] Brownbay:
Like yourself, I'm probably one of the lucky ones that has not had any issues with Froyo.

I can't really comment too much on reception, I've noticed that the bars tend of fluctuate a bit more now, but the overall signal seems to have gotten slightly stronger.

I conducted a full wipe before I installed Froyo, so maybe that's a contributing factor to our overall positive experience with Froyo opposed to those who may have simply installed Froyo over their previous ROM.
[Nexus One General] ihearttreo:
I also have no issues with froyo. I'm very pleased with it. I just hope I get an update to the official build since i'm not rooted.
[Nexus One General] jbrinkley:
none for me that I know of.

very, very complete wipe before install.

I'm extremely pleased with the wifi performance, it's very fast, connects no problem to my usual spots without the hassle. And the better sound on phone calls.
[Nexus One General] El Daddy:
No bugs for me! I'm completely stock, coming from ERE27. I didn't even wipe.

I can easily say this is the fastest android I've ever experienced!
[Nexus One General] ChillRays:
Yeah there may be bugs on some of you mugs... but there ain't no bugs on me. =)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNlt0D_xba4
[Nexus One General] pvillasuso:
Im using Paul's froyo kitchen ROM + CM Kernel + Setcpu.apk + spareparts.apk

I got No "ROM" or internal apps problems ...
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
Is that spare parts from the market or a special moddified one?
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Zero complaints here. It's solid and I am getting good battery life. If you want trackball wake, you can add the Market app "No lock". The display will sleep but will wake on any hardware button push - vol up/down/trackball. No unlock required.
[Nexus One General] ChillRays:
lol, your killing me bro. All this N1 talk is getting to me. =) I really can't wake for trackball wake because that way I can avoid the power button issue that some people are having.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Go take a cold shower and stop that or you'll go blind.
[Nexus One General] Jrbourque:
I've had no bugs at all, except with apps and that has nothing to do with the build itself, I just can't wait for it to be a full Rom and themed with all of the goodies lol

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[Nexus One General] ImSoHungry:
I too have no bugs. I used the pre-rooted rom, running set cpu and a modded swype as well, no issues, I love this rom! I can't wait to see what cyanogen cooks up with this.
[Nexus One General] nexus5894:
No problemo.

I have had no bugs either. Once there was a soft reset when I used an unstable hack to implement Apps2Sd, but that's all.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
LOL! :D :D
[Nexus One General] pvillasuso:
From market ! :D
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
Thanks!!!!!!
[Nexus One General] ogdobber:
no problems here...awesome, but i need a bit more (see signature)
[Nexus One General] zedmec:
no bugs here...just waiting for the devs to update their apps for 2.2 and sd install

missing about 10 paid apps.......ta ta ta today junior
[General Questions and Answers] OG:
Does anybody believe this is possible? Maybe even to the Nintendo DSi? It was my dads idea and I loves my pops so why not try, eh*?

*Went Canadian on you!
[General Questions and Answers] Silverskull:
Not a chance. The GBA's hardware isn't nearly powerful enough and Windows is designed for x86 processors.

(You did only say Windows and not Windows Mobile, after all. :P)

As for WinMo... the processor's 16.78 MHz, it's still not happening.
[General Questions and Answers] coolbho3000:
Yes! It's definitely possible! Steps to do this:

1. Go into your computer's terminal and type "PORT WINDOWS TO GBA SP"

2. Put your GBA SP on a windows disk (put it ON THERE)

3. Wait 24 hours

4. Put the Windows disk and the GBA SP in a microwave, and microwave it for 10 minutes

5. Success! You just ported Windows to a GBA SP
[General Questions and Answers] Silverskull:
*waits for some random kid to come in here and ask where the terminal is*
[General Questions and Answers] .mak:
Where's your "If you do this, I'm not liable" warning? Tsk tsk.. :D
[Nexus One General] EvanPatrickSmith:
I'm sorry, but Froyo is insanely slow. I've been running Cyanogen 5.0.6, wiped everything including Dalvik cache, partitioned a 96mb swap space after an SD card format, switched to Froyo with the new radio, and have been using it for two days. I want to throw my nexus at a wall.

First off, why are all my old apps still installed after a wipe and format?

Secondly, why does it take so long to return to the home screen from an app?

Thirdly, why can I not navigate through the different homescreens for about 2 seconds after closing an App?

Fourthly, why is the speed so terrible!!!!!!!!???

I'm not a noob to android, but I'm also not a programmer. What am I doing wrong, or is this just how the test version of Froyo works?
[Nexus One General] veldargk:
Your apps are still installed because you probably chose to back them up at some point during the initial setup of your phone.

I don't have lag getting to the homescreen, but I do have lag after I get there and am trying to move between screens. Find myself swiping twice.

Speed seems good so far.

And yes, this is probably why it's not officially released yet.
[Nexus One General] pjcforpres:
1. Because that is a new feature of Android, it backs up all your apps and re-installs. Go to privacy in the settings to turn it off.

2. Mine snaps right back.

3. Bug, should be fixed in the official OTA

4. My speed is insane! Only "slow" part I see is the new browser is not as fast as the old one, even with flash turned off.
[Nexus One General] EvanPatrickSmith:
thanks dude

Ooook. I remember checking save settings on account sign in. Good to know you swipe twice as well.
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
No issues here... just great ... running since release. By now on any other rom it would take forever to put a widget on the screen. Touch hold, click add app, then application, and it would sometimes take 10 seconds, on froyo no more than 1 second.
[Nexus One General] parrot5:
I came from CM5.0.6 as well but found Froyo to be much faster overall. The only lag (when compared to CM5.0.6) is the first swipe on the main screen when it starts up. Animations may appear to lag a little as well, but everything is much more responsive.
[Nexus One General] faizalmzain:
honestly overall speed of froyo is even better than cyan 5.0.7 test3 that i was using prior to froyo, so right now i will use stock froyo until cyan releases his version of froyo.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
How many apps do you have installed?

Are you using Apps2SD?
[Nexus One General] attn1:
I ran cyanogen on my original phone. I liked it, but so far I am really liking Froyo. The improvements are everywhere. I think the speed is just fine.
[Nexus One General] ImSoHungry:
I have to agree with you, this is the fastest my phone has ever been, and I have zero issues, no screen lag, nothing. I too will be staying here until a custom Froyo rom is released.

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[Nexus One General] student.driver:
I've used Enom's 1.7.1, 1.8.1, and 1.9.2 with and without custom kernels, and FroYo is faster than all of them. The only "issue" I have is the first swipe of the home screen, but that seems to be a sensitivity issue more than anything else. I'm used to using a very light touch with the phone, but now I push slightly more and things are even better. The browser is awesome.
[Nexus One General] floridasrt:
Anyone else having this problem? When I'm browsing and then hit the home button to go to home screen, then hit the browser button it takes about 5 seconds to return to the browser. Besides this one bug, everything else is smooth is silk.

Edit: Seems to only do it when I'm zoomed in on a page
[Nexus One General] EvanPatrickSmith:
Yeah I got this issue to. Thought it was because of flash. I guess we will just have to wait for the real deal.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
If things are still loading, then exiting is slower. But if I kill the page from the menu first, it kills it in an instant and then I can exit in another instant.
[Nexus One General] floridasrt:
You are correct. I disabled plug-ins and the problem went away. So it is most likely because of flash. Then again it could be another plug-in, but I doubt it.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Can't say I find it slow, however it's worth remembering that this isn't a final release, it could well still contain debugging code.
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
Official will also have have small bugs. Hell what stock rom doesn't have any. On any os?

There will always be minor bugs. Question is are they minor and can ya live with them. This is a great rom even if it was official.
[Nexus One General] rcgabriel:
1) has been answered

2) Don't see this at all on Froyo. Is it possible that something else was going on in the background (app restore? market downloads?) when you tried this? Or that your memory is full and Launcher isn't staying in memory for some reason?

3) I am using LauncherPro Beta with Froyo since it's still much smoother than the stock Launcher. Try it. Froyo+LauncherPro Beta is the smoothest Android experience I could possibly imagine.

4) It's blazingly fast for me in essentially every app I've tried. The ONLY issues I have are with Browser. Make sure you put Plugins into On Demand mode, or else every page with Flash ads will slow your browser down - you don't want Flash everywhere, trust me.

The only performance critique I have is that the Browser scrolling is choppier with Froyo vs. Cyanogen 5 even though page loading is faster. I'm hoping Cyanogen's Froyo release will address this. I am not sure if it has to do with event handling and the new V8 Javascript engine, or the slightly weaker graphics performance of stock Froyo vs. Cyanogen 5, but I do notice it.
[Nexus One General] antoniouslj:
lolwut!?

in terms of graphics performance, froyo and CM5 are the same... in the thread i assume you're referring to where he ran benchmarks for both, he used an OC'ed kernel for CM5 so that test is moot.

i'm inclined to believe this is a pre-release test version still containing loads of debug code in the browser (about:config, duh!), launcher, and other "new" apps. when the final rom gets released, that extra bloat won't be there... and all these blogs that ran comparison tests will have to re-run them (*cough* pocketnow *cough*)
[Nexus One General] lbcoder:
Because android market REMEMBERED what applications you had installed and automatically reinstalled them for you. Note that this process can slow down your phone while it is happening, and if you had a lot of applications installed, it could take a while.

Because your launcher got bumped out of memory by whatever hog application you decided to run.

See answer #2. Same issue.

I think I've answered this already.
[Nexus One General] paratox:
had the same problems with intersectRaven's BFS froyo kernel. switched back to cyanogen`s modded .34 kernel (with pershoot`s cpu and audio mods included). now all this problems are gone.

there is the link for it: http://n0rp.chemlab.org/android/nexus/froyo-root-kernel34-signed.zip
[Nexus One General] Andrewtst:
1 - Already being answer by most user.

2 - Never having such issue at all.

3 - No such issue as well.

4 - Why the speed so fast!!!!! :P

** Frankly said I never face any issue you have mention here. Froyo is the 1st ROM I find it fast enough where OC is unnecessary.
[Nexus One General] dwang:
All of the speed issues I've encountered have been related to the exchange email app. Doing a TOP via the shell shows that every time the email app checks for mail, it uses 50-60% of the cpu, which obviously causes a huge slowdown to the entire system.

Once I decided not to use the email app, froyo became very speedy for me.
[Nexus One General] Jack Everyman:
I only get two and three when I have a live wallpaper running. If you have one try turning it off and see if that increases the response time. If not...well...at least this isn't the final version?
[Nexus One General] ogdobber:
Mine is insanely fast...I did have two problems at first. first I used a mod kernel (i forget which one) but after I went to the stock one, it cured most problems I had. The rest of the problems I feel were caused by having a partition in my sd...when I re-formated...all my issues went away.

my advice is to install 2.2 as close to stock as possible...after doing some morphs and framework mods, I've learned that things work a little different. So if you have changes on the front end...it will cause BIG problems
[Nexus One General] Vandam500:
2.2 has also been getting slow for me at times. I am not sure if it was after I added the Exchange account though. I am going to remove it and see if it gets better
[Nexus One General] jthornton71707:
I couldn't agree more with the author of this post. Everyone on here swears like Froyo is the Holy grail or blessed by the big guy upstairs or something. I installed over cyan 5.0.4 first of all... the phone was unusable... took 30 seconds to open messaging app... okay so i did a complete wipe restored... a little better but still much more slower than cyan... finally wiped everything except my butt.. the memory card, cache, restore dalvik, and still the same... not insanely slow but a noticeable difference... not to mention my battery life is atrocious... Ive tried about 8 kernels now too... and nothing makes the difference... I was soo relieved when i found out this wasn't the final build to be released. I'm using paul's build if it matters... This isn't meant to sound unappreciative at all by any means neither. I really appreciated the people that take the time to do this for free. It amazes me... just my personal experience hasn't been so great.... Come on Cyangen... everyone is waiting on you buddy :)
[Nexus One General] pjcforpres:
For you insalling "over" Cyan, et al, anything other than ERE27... which version are you using to update?

If you are using the 44mbish OTA update file itself, it is designed to be applied to ERE27, and nothing else... ie, if you apply it to Cyan, it will have issues because it is an update, and not a full stand alone ROM... try the Modaco update file.
[Nexus One General] jthornton71707:
Can you provide me with a link? Ive looked in the forums and couldnt find it. its worth a try :) Should i wipe first or just install over my current froyo?
[Nexus One General] SBERG117:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=686734

Theres your link. I wiped first and then loaded Froyo and then the cyanroot. Hope it helps...:D
[Nexus One General] attn1:
You are right about that. LauncherPro is amazing. Once he gets his icon tray polished up, it will be well worth a couple of bucks.

For those of you having issues -

I am using the stock kernel version from Modaco that is linked in my sig. Make sure you are flashing the new radio if you haven't already. Cyanogen has said that radio and graphics are intertwined and that the radio update is pretty much mandatory for FroYo, and also that the new radio won't work properly with Eclair. I do not partition my sd card.

They way this is working I am getting very good battery life and I don't see any reason to switch kernels at this juncture.
[Nexus One General] Oletros:
I was using cyano 5.06, reverted to stock ROM and updated to 2.1update1

I have installed Froyo over this and is insanely fast.
[Nexus One General] micdabe:
Slow?

Ooops I'm new and I cannot post links.

Go to androidandme and look for today news about quadrant benchmark

Mine did 1446

Stock Froyo manual update
[Nexus One General] Antiskunk:
Hmm I'm getting some of those issues. My Launcher does seem kind of slow, and my browser, but the one thing that gets me is they seem to have dialed down the kinetic scrolling in the app tray.

Has anyone else noticed this?

When I try to flick to the bottom it takes maybe 4 swipes and usually the first one doesn't even register, just a slight hiccup.

I think the screen's having some issues, unless mine's about to kick it :s

Another issue I've encountered is long pressing the home button results in not two vibrations but anywhere between (at least) 3 to 5 vibrations, it feels like Morse Code on my thumb :p

Edit: you could try forcing Launcher to always be in the memory, that might speed things up a bit. I can't remember where I saw the option though.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
i finally just tried out froyo tonight and honestly i thought it had quite a few laggy areas too. i did complete factory wipe before install, included new radio. browser particularly didnt seem that smooth. and overall i didnt notice this crazy speed increase everyone talks about. i went back to cm 507, though i'll be honest i probably need to give froyo more time. maybe tomorrow.
[Nexus One General] Daswolven:
It breaks my heart to see so many people without the same experience as I'm having on it. I did a complete downgrade to stock, including radio, then updated via OTA, then flashed the Froyo release, and rooted with Cyanogens script. Nothing but fast, smooth, fluid love on my phone. My browser is on fire, and i break all my previous benchmarks.

Yesterday I loaded Monks 925 BFS OC kernel, and I'm breaking 1800 on Quadrant and 44 on Linpack. Everything is more responsive, everything works, and nothing FCs. Flash heavy sites move like they're supposed to, and ADW Launcher is amazing.

Sorry for everyone who apparently got a defective piece of hardware. :(
[Nexus One General] HighTech216:
I've not tried CM for my Nexus, but I've noticed a definite improvement. I've been complaining about my N1 on and off since I got it and honestly this update shut me up.

Smooth running for me so far...
[Nexus One General] player911:
I recently gotten my Nexus One a few days before flashing to Froyo. While Froyo is an awesome improvement in the features department... it literally kills my radio.

Everywhere I've been (I travel alot) has been spotty. In my hotels have been fringe signal, in and out. So I decided to flash back to Eclair and now I'm not dropping signal anymore, rather have an increase. Now I'm getting 2-3 bars and at least able to text and calls without dropping.

Froyo is pretty awesome now I've gotten used to it and went back to eclair. The OS is awesome and fast but the radio is giving me fits as I travel around the US.