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[Nexus One Android Development] douginoz:
Changing launchers?

I selected Launcher Pro and made it the default. How can I get it back to prompting me for which launcher to use so that I can choose another?
[Nexus One Android Development] flintpez:
Install Home Switcher from the market. Then, you can choose what launcher you want whenever. Works great.
[Nexus One Android Development] athost:
Very simple :)

Settings -- Apps -- Manage apps -- LauncherPro -- Clear defaults.
[Nexus One Android Development] Michigan Jason:
Haha, nice work. I am getting my way there now too. I have enough info. Thanks again
[Nexus One Android Development] flintpez:
I want to clarify something for people who keep insisting that you need to use a class 6 MicroSD for the old style A2SD. No you do not. I use a class 2 Sandisk that I have used on A2SD and A2SD+ for many, many ROMS including these Froyo builds without an issue. Just need to make sure it's formatted and partitioned correctly and it works like a champ!

The pic below is EXACTLY the card I use.
[Nexus One Android Development] JHPadu:
It still says r18 like everywhere in your post :b
[Nexus One Android Development] Michigan Jason:
Anyone else having issues with trackball alert only using blue for sms? I want it to be cyan and it still uses only blue.
[Nexus One Android Development] Michigan Jason:
This is 100% true. I also have that card. No need for class 6, it is all the way you partition it. :cool:
[Nexus One Android Development] flintpez:
Thanks for backing me up. Us Michigan guys gotta stick together. :) ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] TanteHedwig:
the trackball alert configuration program is also not working for me, "Test alert" doesn't work.
[Nexus One Android Development] docsparks:
Seems to be quite a few of us here
[Nexus One Android Development] Michigan Jason:
I live at 23 mile and van dyke, Shelby Twp. Work at 9 and sherwood.
[Nexus One Android Development] docsparks:
Im having an issue where,

ive reformatted my sdcard, and added the EXT3, then wiped everything on my phone. Installed latest version,

and when i do start to restore my apps via titanium..for example,

Ill set Modlocation to Phone, and just restore apps to install on phone itself,

then set the modlocation to the SDcard, and restore the apps Im missing, to SD card,

well after all of that, when i try to restore my ADW settings, with the nonfroyo apps2sd, i get errors where i couldnt load my beautiful widgets, or pure grid calender, ADWLauncher keeps FC.

so i wiped, did it all over again, and used the Froyo apps2sd version, with same method of restoring everything, and it still happens

I tried pushing the other apps2sd method posted a few pages back, and i couldnt quite get everything to work without FC's, ran fixpermissions a few times, rebooted phone afew times...

Dont know what the hell im doing wrong here.
[Nexus One Android Development] Michigan Jason:
I have found that trackball alert still works even though the test feature does not. But I still cannot change the color from blue to cyan for sms
[Nexus One Android Development] Michigan Jason:
If you are using aps2sd+ and ext3 you dont even want to open modinstalllocation, just use titanium and uninstall it without even opening it. Mine works fine this way.
[Nexus One Android Development] docsparks:
Wnt that be leaving me with no control of the apps that install to the phones internal memory? i want to keep some stuff as fast as possible, -home screen widgets and what not.

either way, its a class6 sdcard, but still.
[Nexus One Android Development] Autinhyeu:
For users have problem with Trackball alert:

_ If Trackball alert not save after you choose different color default, uninstall it & reinstall from Market.

_ With v2.7 fix, test alert will not active (nothing happen) when screen is on, touch test alert & touch power button to turn off screen, it will work normal...

hope this post is useful for somebody
[Nexus One Android Development] dragonstalker:
Rod i've flashed all the roms for the Nexus, and yours is the only i've actually stuck with. Nice work with your roms. The others had errors that just made me automatically reflash. The only issue i've had was v2.6 made my nexus lock up when i started wifi. Hopefully this v2.7 will fix that.

P.s. Know this probably been discussed 80909009909 times, But my icons default on all the apps that are installed on my sdcard. And they do not show up in my apps screen eventhough they are there. How do i fix that. Right now i just have all my games and extra apps stored on an extra screen for access.

ok imma tard. Flashed v2.7. Changed system from read only to read/write and all my apps show up now.
[Nexus One Android Development] flintpez:
Old style A2SD will install and run EVERYTHING to/from SD. The only way you can manually choose what is installed to card or phone is to use the Froyo version A2SD.

Like Jason said, if you're using the old style A2SD, just delete the ModInstallLocation app. No need for it at all. If you are using the Froyo A2SD version, set your install locations with ModInstallLocation.

Good luck :)

PS: Make sure you downloaded the ROM version for the storage method you want to use.
[Nexus One Android Development] flintpez:
Manually kill your launcher and then restart it. May even have to do it a couple times for them to show.
[Nexus One Android Development] docsparks:
Alrite, well since i said I also tried the version with froyo apps2sd, and tried seperating the process in which i restore apps to phone, and restore apps to SD, and still encountered ADW errors...

.. i dont see why, but should I delete the EXT3 partition just for the hell of it?
[Nexus One Android Development] doctorspeed1:
Question? I've been using stock N1 4gb class 2 card with the 2.7fix a2sd with ext3 version (and many previous versions) without any problems from what I perceive. I don't see any files on the system/data folder but I still think it has been working. I always have over 150mb free on phone with many apps installed and all programs work while the card is unmounted. I think its working. Any opinions?

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[Nexus One Android Development] flintpez:
If you keep installing apps and see no significant drop in your phone's storage, it's working. You can quickly monitor your available storage on your SD and your phone with widgets such as Internal Storage Widget, SD Card Memory Widget, and System Info Widget. You should see your SD storage going down and your phone storage staying about the same.
[Nexus One Android Development] TanteHedwig:
Works! Thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Well, I tried exactly as you stated. I intentionally just backed up, then removed a few shortcut icons from one of the screen. No matter how I restored anything, the icons I intentionally removed were still missing. So, I still don't see how this will maintain home screens. I really would like to stay with Launcher Pro, but since ADW does this, I may change.
[Nexus One Android Development] doctorspeed1:
Does the ext3 part of the SD storage? I didn't think it would show. Thanks for the response.

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[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Works here. Even played around with custom color wheel. Sent myself sms and Gmail and a quick phone call I let go unanswered.
[Nexus One Android Development] raptor402:
I have aSim ROM v19 FRF83 installed. I'm planning to flash this ROM. Do I need to wipe before flashing or can I just flash over the aSIM ROM?
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
One more time. If you want to use the Froyo method of aps2sd, you must ONLY have a fat32 partition setup. NO ext3 with Froyo method. And you use the ModInstallLocation app. And remember to NOT place widgets on SD card. And also exclude all widgets from task killers. Conversely, if you use the older method, you must have ext3. Don't use ModInstallLocation. Use spare parts and choose external. That's all you need to do or worry about with older method.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Read my last post to you...please!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] Kman Gymrat:
I'm still having the update Google Maps issue, can't get the dang thing to install!!! I don't have nor can I get Root Explorer as my country is not supported in the market so I can't try Chromium's method to fix, plus I tried the first part to uninstall it with Terminal Emulator and it gives me "failure" so even if I got Root Explorer somehow I couldn't do it. Anyone have another method for me to try? Though I've tried pretty much all the suggestions here so far...

Or @ Rodriguez - I know this might be a long shot and/or a huge request but if at all possible and won't take too much of your time could you make a version of your ROM without Google Maps in it for me to test and then try installing the new Maps from the market to see if it'll work?
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I give up. EXT3 is ONLY used with older aps2sd. You MUST and I repeat ad nauseum MUST ONLY have Fat32 with Newer Froyo method. ModInstallLocation is ONLY to be used with Froyo method. You also must NEVER place a widget on SD card. All Widget MUST reside on Phone Internal memory, so use the ModInstallLocation to set to Phone, whenever installing a widget. And finally make sure all task killer programs have your widgets excluded. Otherwise keep modinstalllocation set for external when installing apps.

For the older aps2sd method, you MUST have Fat32 AND EXT3. Do NOT use Modinstalllocation. You can uninstall the app for that matter if using the older method. Then just use spare parts and set aps2sd using external. Rest is automatic. Don't have to even think about it anymore.

PRINT THIS OUT and please read it. There will be a test on this tomorrow. (Just kidding :D)
[Nexus One Android Development] Cpt.Curry:
@Docmjldds

do you have the new 2.7 fix, frf83. If you do is the trackball alert working, are there any bugs on it, since I dont want to upgrade from frf 72 if there are bugs on the 2.7 fix. thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] d0ugie:
notifications

Got a non-rodriguezstyle-specific question. Is there any way to get Android's notifications to refresh or re-poll (?) so that, for example, when I receive an email but then read that email on my computer which flags the email on the server as read and then my phone's email client also figures out that it has been read, the notifications manager thing figures that out and ditches the obsolete notification?

If not, one of you smart Java junkies might want to come up with such an app/tweak to drop on the market as I myself would pay a few bucks for that function.
[Nexus One Android Development] flintpez:
You can actually skip the Terminal and Root Explorer steps that Chromium mentioned in his post. You can delete the app with Titanium Backup. That's what I did, and worked perfectly. So these are your steps:

1. Delete current Maps with Titanium Backup. (Did a quick restart of the phone just to flush things out a bit)

2. Download old version of Maps from http://www.mediafire.com/?zfwmjntzzqy

3. Install maps.apk from the "system" folder you just downloaded using a file manager such as Astro.

4. Test out the Maps you just installed to make sure things work.

5. Go to settings->applications->manage applications->all, tap on Maps, tap CLEAR DATA, tap UNINSTALL

6. Go to settings->applications->manage applications->all, tap on Market, CLEAR DATA.

7. Open up Market and download the new Maps update.
[Nexus One Android Development] Autinhyeu:
Very simple to upgrade Google Maps to 4.3:

I posted at here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6944299&postcount=2613
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Works fine. No issues. Search back and there is a post on how to fix if it's not working. Again, I simply install on top with NO WIPE. That includes no wipe of caches. A simple flash has been flawless for me now for weeks. Hope that helps.
[Nexus One Android Development] tlgem:
Question? - I know there are all to many questions about this & wiping

Is there an advantage to using either method or is it a personal choice?

Im still just using internal storeage but may be moving to a2sd soon
[Nexus One Android Development] flintpez:
The biggest advantage is less guesswork and hassle.
[Nexus One Android Development] tlgem:
Im guessing you mean the froyo version is less problem

I didnt know if ext 3 had a speed advantage or some other advantage

Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] flintpez:
Sorry..the ext3 version is less of a pain in the butt. Only one I will use. Used Froyo version for a day and it drove me nuts!
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Personal choice. In the beginning when Froyo method came out. I was a fan of the new method. I felt this way I could control exactly what I wanted on SD card and what I wanted on phone. Then the issues of apps going missing came along. The fix was to stop and start launchers. Then the issues of apps going missing because widgets MUST be in phone memory. Then I noticed a slight lag of icons on bootup staying generic, then turning to custom icons as they should. I decided that the older method would be a better choice. That said, with approx 150 or so apps, I still had approx 35Mb free mem which really is a ton of space. There's a school of thought that the fastest scenario would be to leave phone stock. No aps2sd either way. Only time this is an issue is if you run out of space. The older aps2sd is probably the best way to go, considering most users here have upwards of 16Gb cards and with AmonRecovery its fairly simply to setup partitions and EXT3. I used to once upon a time use ext4 which I believe Cyanogen had recommended, but this was back in Pre Froyo days which is why there is the option of upgrading from ext3 to ext4 on the menu for this.

Did that help?

If you still are using stock storage, look at settings, SD card and phone storage and how much space is showing?
[Nexus One Android Development] PrettyPistol555:
I've read a lot and searched, but can't find answer. Can someone please point me to explanation of aps2sd vs aps2sd+ and how they are different (the actual workings of the installing etc) im using + currently, and thought it better. But now im not so sure. If im not supposed 2 use modinstalllocation with aps2sd, (only with aps2sd+) then how am I supposed to use it? Manually move each app to we after install to phone memory?

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[Nexus One Android Development] Henchman:
I'm back on aps2sd+ again, as it also copies the dalvik-cache to the ext3 partition.

With the, Froyo method I was still running out if memory.
[Nexus One Android Development] chrislee:
After upgraded to v2.7FIX /w A2SD+, cant use the BT.

anyone have same problem?:mad:
[Nexus One Android Development] tlgem:
Thanks flintpez & docmjldds for the info

Thats all I wanted to know :D

Flintpez I may try out that dropbox thing looks interesting
[Nexus One Android Development] flintpez:
Dropbox is great! Use the Android app to sync stuff over the web with your computer. Super handy when you have all these roms to play with. ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] doaneramma:
Yes, me too. I use my phone for internet radio at work using a dongle in the back. And didn't realize it was broken till I paired it, and tried to play music. the track would just skip along in 5-10 second steps/skips but with no audio. Tunes play fine through the internal speaker.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Welcome....
[Nexus One Android Development] wildsjustin:
: (

Is it possible, update newest build from preversion of rodriguesz rom?

or, just wipe all then installing app again? :(
[Nexus One Android Development] damanrico:
Hey, quick question. How did you format+partition your SD card?

I just got a new one (Transcend 8gb class 6) and for a class 6 it's very slow, only 1.5-2.0 MB/s while transfering files.

Could you give me some advise on how to make it speed up a little? Thanks in advance.
[Nexus One Android Development] tlgem:
Just signed up through your link this is great wish I would have found this along time ago :)

Any way back to Rodriguez rom this isnt the app forum ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] Michigan Jason:
Has anyone else had this problem? After flashing the 2.7Fix, I no longer have root. What do i do?
[Nexus One Android Development] flintpez:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6908931&postcount=2271
[Nexus One Android Development] dolphinbobo:
Hello !

I'm a newbie, lurked around for a while and I think that i missed something.

Could you please point me to the link to

"FroYo [v2.7FIX] MCR r19 MOD [FRF83] FAST & THE BEST LOOK [06/25]"

Thank you.
[Nexus One Android Development] Michigan Jason:
Read the beginning of this post.
[Nexus One Android Development] DEADover:
Guys, I have a problem. I decided for the first time in a long time try to install programs on the SD. To do this, I downloaded and installed RoDrIgUeZsTyLe @ FroYo v2.7 FIX (version with ext3 A2SD +). I copied the right information from SD to my computer, went into recovery, repartition SD: 32mb swap, ext2 1024mb, fat32 everything else. Remade ext2 to ext3. Made a full wipe.

Then I started to install programs (before installation in ModInstallLocation set External) - everything worked. Then I decided to copy files to the flash drive - connect, click Mount USB, copy the files, click Unmount. After that, all the widgets on the desktop have become worthless, all installed programs on SD is not displayed in the list of programs. I reboot ADW Launcher - program emerged, while some reset their config. BUT all installed widgets are not visible when I want to add them to desktop, only standart is visible. WTF?

I read that when mounting flash ext partition (which in theory put the program) should not be discharged from system. Or is it not so, and I misunderstood? I would be glad for the help: :)

PS Sorry for my bad English :rolleyes:
[Nexus One Android Development] Michigan Jason:
I will say this yet again. If you are using aps2sd+ you need to remove and not even open up mod install location. Mod install location is used only if using FROYO APS2SD. So re-do it, then use titanium to remove modinstalllocation and never run it.
[Nexus One Android Development] lay_forat:
whats up with the gallery why the images are not clear even i have deleted all the thumbnail cache same problem

even wallpaper comes up with low quality

running 2.7fix without any problem except gallery low resolution
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Noob attack. Too many users lately that totally ar mucking up their phones and this board regarding aps2sd. Don't have a good answer either on a decent fix short of a standard please google before posting. I know this stuff has been well covered in this thread, probably better than any other site....
[Nexus One Android Development] hah2110:
Has anyone gone from 2.1 to 2.7 without a wipe data?
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Not sure what happened, but maybe try this:

Download Quick Rooter for Android 2.2 Froyo

http://n0rp.chemlab.org/android/nexus/froyo-rooter-signed.zip

My guess is you will lose everything, so basically Nandroid backup, but quite possibly the setup you have is corrupted. I would simply go back to an earlier backup. Does it work with root restored. If so, then flash the latest on top...no wipe of course :)
[Nexus One Android Development] mustafam33:
greart work but, tracball clour can not work,
[Nexus One Android Development] toyanucci:
Where can I find this wallpaper?
[Nexus One Android Development] tlgem:
toyanucci

wallpaper - or 1 just like it here (its the stock htc desire wallpaper)

2 sizes dont know which one

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=643007

If you google for HTC Desire wallpaper you may find more
[Nexus One Android Development] toyanucci:
Thanks! I had found these prior, but the quality isn't so good. Anyone know how to extract them? Is just extract it myself from the desire Rom.

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[Nexus One Android Development] knight4linux:
So anyone know what's going on with the d/l link for step 2? Correct me if I'm wrong but I think it is mis-linked :eek:

Edit: Eh I think he is working on it right now...nvm
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
yep... and fixed
[Nexus One Android Development] knight4linux:
Hot damn...you quick! Can't wait to try it out. Appreciate the work!
[Nexus One Android Development] lepotan:
Where i can download??? Thnx so much..
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Bet it works. But No. I have gone from 2.3 to 2.6 and that worked.
[Nexus One Android Development] eboy44:
do i have to wipe everytime i want to put a new update? i did a full wipe before putting v2.7 on and now v2.8 is out must i wipe once again? or can i just apply the update?
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Go back to first page and read. Links are ALWAYS placed on first page.
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
2.8 is just 2.7 Fix + Video Fix Update

and a new A2SD+ Activating Methode.. we need just one Rom Now more to Know in the first Post
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I have never had issues with a straight flash on top. That said, PLEASE nandroid backup, then flash no wipe. You then can immediately flash the kernel before booting up. Boot up may take 5 minutes so be patient when watching the boot animation. It will eventually get there. Subsequent reboots should be quick.
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
Trackball Wake on CM6

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czdEvymanBs
[Nexus One Android Development] Cpt.Curry:
@rodriguez. Is 2.8 your final rom for frf83, I'm planning on flashing it.

Great job btw. You're the best rod
[Nexus One Android Development] Cpt.Curry:
Do we flash the a2sd zip activator after flashing the rom. Or is there any specific time when we flash it. Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Well, we could have a major problem. I am sitting here stuck now for 5 minutes looking at the X and lock at the bottom. I have the feeling that since you are using a stock Froyo aps2sd, there is an issue with the activator not kicking in. Screen is still frozen on that x. I am going to kill it, then shut down and restore to where I was earlier. I think you really may need to stick to two roms.

Edit:...used the three finger salute to shut down and let it reboot. I did hear my USB shutting off, then turning on, since I am plugged into my PC. So I will give it n5 more minutes to try again and see.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I would hold off. I am having issues.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Major issues with update

I am restoring back to the prior. I flashed the Rom, followed by flashing the kernel, then the activator. Reboot gives a frozen screen. More to follow

Edit: Looking at boot animation now as I type, so Nandroid backup will be ok.

Edit: Prior backup working. Back to full desktop.
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
Flash The OldStyle A2SD+ zip directly after flashing the Rom and if you don´t wipe from a A2SD+ Version you don´t need this zip !!! the A2SD Activating files are already on your Phone...
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
NO GO. I just tried this. Frozen
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Don't have any choices. I restored OK. Went to recovery and just flashed the rom and tried to boot. Still frozen. Yes, I have only been using the old style aps2sd+ with EXT3

Edit: I will try a full wipe instead of restoring and see if that works. That mean I will use the activator file after flashing the rom.

Edit: Trying a mini wipe first. Cache and dalvik. Be back in a few