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[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
Hey Rod, if your around and read my post from this morning (wednesday morning in Germany) about the hosting and you want the free hosting, pm me your name, email, and what domain you would like, as well as if you want the domain whois info private or in your name.
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
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1.) Radio: 5.08.00.04

32.41.00.32U_5.08.00.04_RADIO_UPDATE.zip

2.) MCR Release 21 (FRF91):

RoDrIgUeZsTyLe-FroYo-MCR-r21-MOD-FRF91-v3.5FIX.zip

3.) Kernels:

boot-cm_2635_rc5_froyo-oc-uv-xtra-btn-aud-ram-neon_fp-071710.zip

boot-cm_2635_rc5_froyo-oc-uv-xtra-btn-aud-ram-neon_fp-072010.zip

2.6.35-rc5_AVS-925mV_CFS_1113Mhz_071710.zip

2.6.35-rc5_AVS-925mV_BFS_1113Mhz_071710.zip

2.6.35-rc5_AVS-800mV_CFS_1113Mhz_071710.zip

2.6.35-rc5_AVS-800mV_BFS_1113Mhz_071710.zip

AVS stands for AVS stands for Adaptive Voltage Scaling, BFS is Better Performance and CFS is better mutli-tasking. Note that even with AVS, the SVS Static kernel tables are used with frequencies above 1075MHz. Also note that only some N1's can get away with running the low voltage 800mV kernels

4.) MCR21 Theme (Actually really cool! Thanks goto Jupiter):

Note that the Widgets are NOT included

JD21SENSETHEME.zip

Install Steps:

1.) Before doing anything, I advise to make a Nandroid Backup of your current ROM (Nandroid + ext if currently using Apps2SD+ (not FroYo a2sd)). I also advise to use Titanium Backup to backup all your Apps to your FAT32 partition on your SD card. Be careful when backing up system applications though, because if you restore an old system app to a new ROM things can go haywire. Titanium Backup is available for free on the Android Market. Premium features including a HyperShell, which triples backup speeds, and multiple backups are available via a license key emailed to you by the developer which only costs a small paypal donation fee (I recommend donating $6, it will be worth it!). If you are reinstalling the same release, it is probably okay to restore most of the system apps and corresponding application data, just use your brain and use caution...

1.a) Make sure you have your **CLASS 6** MicroSDHC card partitioned as follows: Partition #0: FAT32, Partition #1: ext3 128MB-4GB, Partition #3: linux-swap, 32MB-1GB. (To ensure you have a class 6 card: there will be a '6' with a circle around it printed on your MicroSDHC card).

2.) Do a factory reset, Wipe the Cache, Wipe the ext3 partition, wipe the dalvik-cache, and then do it all again (just to be safe) in the recovery console.

3.) Install MCR21 release 21 Fix #1 from SD Card's FAT32 partition

4.) Install the above kernel from the SD Card's FAT32 partition

5.)

Optional:

Install the above theme
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
Rod what is the hex color number for that really cool Green highlight when an item in a ListAdpater is selected in MCR21? It might be part of that theme I posted but I am not sure... Is there a way to find out what color it is if you don't know? I want to use it in some apps of mine.
[Nexus One Android Development] tlgem:
open terminal supplied with the rom

type in su (tap enter)

you should get a # sign if so

type in ls /system/sd/app (tap enter)

Notice the space between ls /

you will get a list of apps installed on the sd card :)
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
I'm pretty sure its #ff17FF00

I have that set on my CM6 R1 and it looks identical to what his Limegreen is.
[Nexus One Android Development] cimbi:
It worked, now it's all good. Thank you again! :)
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Awesome! Thanks man.

$su
# ls /system/sd/app
CPUStatusLED.apk
NetMeterLED.apk
Rodriguezstyle-Battery.apk
boteros.CallBlocker-1.apk
com.aac.cachemate.demo-1.apk
com.adobe.flashplayer-1.apk
com.androidandme.widgets.rss-1.apk
com.androidemu.nes-1.apk
com.betterandroid.fonts.pack8-1.apk
com.bw.picme.local-1.apk
com.electricsheep.asi-1.apk
com.estrongs.android.pop-1.apk
com.greenecomputing.linpack-1.apk
com.jasoncalhoun.android.systeminfowidget-1.apk
com.laucass.andromax-1.apk
com.lookout-1.apk
com.maize.digitalClock-1.apk
com.michaelrnovak.util.logger-1.apk
com.p1.chompsms-2.apk
com.pandora.android-1.apk
com.quoord.tapatalkxda.activity-2.apk
com.rs.autokiller.apk
com.schwimmer.android.wifistatus.apk
com.siriusapplications.quickboot.apk
com.tethersettings-1.apk
com.weather.Weather-1.apk
jp.hamachi.android.mhm-1.apk
mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser-1.apk
mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser.Theme.Blue-1.apk
net.cactii.flash-1.apk
sychee.taskpanel-1.apk
uk.co.lilhermit.android.TrackballAlert-2.apk
#

It LOOKS like everything is over there...I think. I guess I could install something random and see if it posts there.

Here's my problem. When I do "adb push "C:/example.zip" /sdcard/example.zip" it does push the file...but when I try to flash it, there's no files. If I take the SDcard out and put it in my adapter and connect directly to the PC, move the files that way, put it back in my phone, they're there.

So I'm not sure if I need to push files to a different directory or what?...

EDIT

OK, installed EBay app as a test...did the terminal and its there, so it appears its installing where it's suppose to.

My above questions still stand though :)
[Nexus One Android Development] tlgem:
I think your missing a mount command in there

Someone more versed in this will need to chime in

I have never had the occasion to have to use adb push :)

AAH read this it may help http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=531310
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Oh, lol.

Yeah, I usually do all of my file transfers via adb push.

I use to do adb push "C:\file.zip" /sdcard/file.zip"

and I'm starting to think that there may be some sort of extension (/sdcard/something/file.zip) to get it to the correct directory.
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Hmmm, thanks. I'm going to try this and see if it works.

:)
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
I gave this answer, but I forgot to say /system/sd/app, I just said /system/sd...
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
You need to do

adb push C:\file /sdcard/

If the file is in the current directory you are at in the Windows Command Prompt type:

adb push .\file /sdcard/

For linux/unix shells do the following:

adb push /home/username/filename /sdcard/filename

likewise if the file is in the curent PWD then type the following:

adb push ./filename /sdcard/filename
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Yeah, I know how to correctly push a file...the problem is, since I partitioned my card, the files do now show up on the "core" of my card (as in when in recovery, click "flash file" and there are no files) and when I pull my sd card out and put it in an adapter, plug it in my PC, those files I pushed also are not on the card.

It appears I'm pushing the files to one of the other partitions, perhaps...

EXAMPLE OF EXACTLY WHAT I'M DOING

[COLOR="Red"]1[/COLOR]Open cmd
[COLOR="Red"]2[/COLOR]cd "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\android-sdk-windows\tools"
[COLOR="Red"]3[/COLOR]adb push "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\update.zip" /sdcard/update.zip

This process has always worked before, prior to partitioning.

I have the stock MicroSD card (class 2) just an FYI.
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
You're not supposed to use

adb push C:\file /sdcard/file

use this

adb push C:\file /sdcard/

If that doesn't work, your sdcard FAT32 partition is NOT mounted...

So check this:

adb shell
mount | grep vfat

To check if the vfat partition is mounted in /mnt/sdcard...

To check if your ext3 partition is mounted do the following (which in effect determines whether apps are installed to the SD card):

adb shell
mount | grep mmc

To pull files from the SD card (FAT32 partition) into the current directory type the following:

adb pull /sdcard/ .\

To pull files from the vfat volume on the SD card into a specific directory use this:

adb pull /sdcard/ C:\directory

To backup your ext3 partition manually into the current directory type the following:

adb pull /system/sd/ .\

To backup your ext3 partition into a specific directory type this:

adb pull /system/sd/ C:\directory

Use

exit

to exit out of the adb shell...
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
Cimbi, you're very welcome, glad to help out an Androidian!
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Here's my results:

Pushed the way you said, still not on SD card..
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
That's because you're not elevated to a Super user shell...

Type this:

adb root

then try the procedure again!

ALSO, before you run commands in the shell type this

adb shell
# su
[Nexus One Android Development] petran07:
I beg you tell me the menu GREEK Rom
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
I am sorry, but that doesn't make any sense to me. I do not understand what you mean.
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
adb root

error: closed
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
Dude, I don't think you have a rooted system!

The only error you should get is that adbd is already running as root!
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Maybe its this:

You now have root access(aka Admin rights) in your stock ROM, but with limited capabilities.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=710842

??
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
what does this give you??

adb shell
su

Personally, I bought a developers edition Nexus One from Google which is already root unlocked... So I am not sure about any of the rooting processes.
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
I rebooted phone, not sure.

I think it says su isn't a valid command.

It worked before, I know that for sure, cause Danesh was showing me different commands.
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
If it returns an error such as "Permission Denied: User with ID=xx cannot....something". Then you don't have super user (su/root) access. And without root access, I'm not even sure how your phone is working with CM6??
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
If you are getting su errors, this is about the extent of help I can give you. If you were having trouble with any desktop or server Linux, I could get you root access in a second... But I am not too familiar with the user permissions of the Android system or in Linux terms, the sudoers (which doesn't actually exist on Android) .

You might post on the T-mobile root your phone thread.
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
No, I have access.

This is what it's saying:

/#su

su

/sbin/sh: su: not found

I'm thinking when I moved EVERYTHING off my SDcard before I partitioned and then only moved back a few things...its missing the reference directory for SU?
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
Try this:

/system/xbin/su

It sounds like /system/xbin is not in your PATH environmental variable.
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Under what? adb shell?

If so, it returns with:

/system/xbin/su: not found
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
In a terminal on your phone or in an adb shell.
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
Also try

ls -a /system/xbin

See if su is in the list...

If there is no files in /system/xbin, there is something SERIOUSLY wrong with your ROM and you need to do a factory data reset, a cache wipe, a dalvik cache wipe, an ext wipe, do that all again, then install the MCR21 ROM...
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
no such file in directory is what comes back when I do ls -a /system/xbin
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
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1.) Radio: 5.08.00.04

32.41.00.32U_5.08.00.04_RADIO_UPDATE.zip

2.) MCR Release 21 (FRF91):

RoDrIgUeZsTyLe-FroYo-MCR-r21-MOD-FRF91-v3.5FIX.zip

3.) Kernels:

boot-cm_2635_rc5_froyo-oc-uv-xtra-btn-aud-ram-neon_fp-071710.zip

boot-cm_2635_rc5_froyo-oc-uv-xtra-btn-aud-ram-neon_fp-072010.zip

2.6.35-rc5_AVS-925mV_CFS_1113Mhz_071710.zip

2.6.35-rc5_AVS-925mV_BFS_1113Mhz_071710.zip

2.6.35-rc5_AVS-800mV_CFS_1113Mhz_071710.zip

2.6.35-rc5_AVS-800mV_BFS_1113Mhz_071710.zip

AVS stands for AVS stands for Adaptive Voltage Scaling, BFS is Better Performance and CFS is better mutli-tasking. Note that even with AVS, the SVS Static kernel tables are used with frequencies above 1075MHz. Also note that only some N1's can get away with running the low voltage 800mV kernels

4.) MCR21 Theme (Actually really cool! Thanks goto Jupiter):

Note that the Widgets are NOT included

JD21SENSETHEME.zip

Install Steps:

1.) Before doing anything, I advise to make a Nandroid Backup of your current ROM (Nandroid + ext if currently using Apps2SD+ (not FroYo a2sd)). I also advise to use Titanium Backup to backup all your Apps to your FAT32 partition on your SD card. Be careful when backing up system applications though, because if you restore an old system app to a new ROM things can go haywire. Titanium Backup is available for free on the Android Market. Premium features including a HyperShell, which triples backup speeds, and multiple backups are available via a license key emailed to you by the developer which only costs a small paypal donation fee (I recommend donating $6, it will be worth it!). If you are reinstalling the same release, it is probably okay to restore most of the system apps and corresponding application data, just use your brain and use caution...

1.a) Make sure you have your **CLASS 6** MicroSDHC card partitioned as follows: Partition #0: FAT32, Partition #1: ext3 128MB-4GB, Partition #3: linux-swap, 32MB-1GB. (To ensure you have a class 6 card: there will be a '6' with a circle around it printed on your MicroSDHC card).

2.) Do a factory reset, Wipe the Cache, Wipe the ext3 partition, wipe the dalvik-cache, and then do it all again (just to be safe) in the recovery console.

3.) Install MCR21 release 21 Fix #1 from SD Card's FAT32 partition

4.) Install the above kernel from the SD Card's FAT32 partition

5.)

Optional:

Install the above theme

^ ^

| | Follow the above steps... Except you don't need to make a Nandroid backup b/c your system is f****d up...
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
I already followed this process exactly.

I never had a problem with any of this until AFTER I partitioned my SDcard.

On that note, if I turn the phone on and do the ls -a /system/xbin command files all list and su IS in there.

So, it appears the SD card just won't mount when powered off and plugged in to USB.

It worked fine before partitioning, like I keep saying, so...
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
Which recovery console are you using?

It works fine with Nexus-RA-1.7.0.1
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
Wait a minute, you were trying to do that in the recovery console?

The system partition is not mounted at / in the recovery console!

The recovery console consists of the commands in /sbin

If you're in the recovery console to mount the SD card vfat partiton you have to open the install from zip menu then go back to the regular menu. To mount the ext partition you have to go to wipe->wipe ext-> then cancel that operation and the ext partition is mounted in /sd-ext.

Now the vfat SD card is mounted in /sdcard BUT only after you have opened the Menu to flash something from the SD card.

You should be doing all this with the phone booted normally!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
BINGO! I didn't even think of that. I mean, I have tested it to make sure your right, but I'm pretty sure that's the problem.

vFAT is where it looks to flash updates. So, I need to go to recovery THEN do flash update, then back out (so it mounts) then when I push files, they should push to the "core" location....correct?
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
Hey Rod, BTW I have about 1.5GB of Apps installed and things still work great!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I'm sorry. but are we supposed to get something constructive to use out of this post. Maybe if you outlined exactly what it is you did, would help. But making a post saying, "well I modified this and this and that, and now everything is working. OK, fine. Now what? I don't see how this contributes to this thread. Sorry for my demeanor.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Again, I have no idea how this contributes at all to this thread. Maybe you really should start your own thread that dedicates itself to modifying and changing other developers posted ROMs. I have a number of different Roms I try to stay up with as well as contribute to, and this is just slowing down the process for me and I'm sure for others. Please try to stay on topic regarding issues directly associated with this ROM. Or at best, you should PM to Rod directly and if Rod is in agreement, then have whatever incorporated. But that should be his call, instead of posting non specific's regarding your own customizations of someone else's ROM.
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
More or less, I was just reporting that while experimenting I was able to get everything stable. I wasn't really trying to tell Rod what he could do to fix it, or anybody else, as Rod knows what he's doing and will release a CM6 when he's confident its stable.

[COLOR="Blue"]data>app>[/COLOR]
[B]Removed-[/B]
Chrometophone-android.apk
com.ap.CallBlocker-2.apk
all live wallpapers

[B]Added(replaced with the files provided in 3.5 over to CM6 R1)-[/B]
CPUStatusLED.apk
NetMeterLED.apk

[COLOR="Blue"]system>app[/COLOR]
[B]Removed-[/B]
Twitter.apk

[B]Added-[/B]
setcpu_2.01.apk (not recommended as it fails until you re-install it again)

Removed all additional ringtones.

Flashed Baseband 32.41.00.32U_5.08.00.04
Flashed Kernel 2.6.35-rc5-925mV-BFS-OC-Monks-071310 root@monks-desktop #8
Flashed Modified CM6 R1

I can't figure out what else I moved, but I know I moved the market updater speed fix or whatever its called over as well as a few other files.

If I can figure out what else I moved, I'll post.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Well, good luck to all of you guys here. Seems this thread and Rod's work has basically turned into a free for all conversation on a slew of topics, including modifying a CM based Rom that the developer here has intentionally left out, because of severe stability issues. Even taken for granted that a lot of the modification works with the current CM build you happen to be using, that by no means says anything regarding stability and how it will affect anything regarding a final CM release. Again, I wish you all the best in your endeavors here to help other users. It's been a fun three months or so. TGLEM...if you are following this, I appreciate your posts, and thoughts during the time we both contributed here. For now, I will be sticking with a plainer, yet extremely stable ROM that is being developed by ENOM, which is my current day to day stable setup, that is also supported by many themers out on XDA. I will also add that there are basically no warez posting issues as has been occuring here.

To Rod...thanks again for your dedication to your project here. I have even learned to love Lime Green...at times :eek:
[Nexus One Android Development] MicroMod777:
Rodrigo, here's some of the new changes I've made to my Lime Green Themes, in case your interested in something new amigo! :)

These are for the framework.res.apk in the drawable-hdpi folder.
[Nexus One Android Development] JBDynamics:
With 1.5GB of apps installed, and dozens of apps running all the time, I still have 250MB of RAM free with MCR21... Doc, your customizations I really don't think are helping with RAM tool much. Quite honestly, I'd rather be using more RAM, might as well use it if you have it!
[Nexus One Android Development] TONY862:
GREAT JOB ROD.........[/IMG]
[Nexus One Android Development] EZ14U2NV:
TMI BRO... TMI. calm down if the man has found a way to get cm6 version running smooth GREAT!! i fail to see how your comments contribute though.

SAWEET!
[Nexus One Android Development] RinTinTigger:
Also, i have to report, that wildmonks 800mV CFS Kernel is a pure blast to this rom...very stable, no issues after 1 1/2 days, and a lot of power saving!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] sporrer:
Rod.... how can I set the battery percent to be shown in the icon ? How can I open the cmparts? In V1 and V2 I found it in settings, but in 3. 5 I can't find :-(

-------------------------------------

Sent from my Nexus One

ok found the problem ;-) ... peinlich :-)
[Nexus One Android Development] djmcnz:
Did you get this sorted? It seems like you were given a lot of advice... perhaps a little difficult to follow?

If you're doing it via recovery:

1. You already have su access (recovery runs as root)

2. You already have su access (adb runs as root)

3. You don't need su access to write to the sdcard... :)

You don't need to worry about partitions (and you certainly don't need a swap partition but that doesn't matter).

What's probably happening is that you're pushing the file to an empty mount point as others have said.

Simply do this (when connected via adb in recovery):

adb shell mount /sdcard
adb push yourfile.zip /sdcard/

It's not necessary (or relevant to this task) but it you want to mount your sd-ext partition via adb in recovery, simply type:

adb shell mount /sd-ext

Good luck!
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
Looks Good :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Autinhyeu:
i had flash v3.5 fix, superuser is still 2.1 version, dont include launcherpro (must install via market)...

Edit: how to comeback the icon Froyo??? market, camera, maps, contact, ect...
[Nexus One Android Development] EZ14U2NV:
ROD! Froyo Sense Updated to new 2.06/FRF91 base! FYI! Hows the new theme files doing? I recommend GREEN folders for desktop, GREEN navigation panel theme, GREEN pop-up windows/menus, and MORE GREEN!! Thanks for the hard work man keep it up!
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Hey dude, I believe I got it sorted out...though I haven't tried since this discussion. The odd thing was I was able to push files fine simply by doing it the way I posted PRIOR to doing the partition. After I partitioned my card, it started giving me a problem.

JBD posted a good point though. I needed to click "flash image" during recovery to remount the card then click back, then push files. At least, I assume that's what the issue was as it makes logical sense ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] lay_forat:
coming soon 3.6 Fix :D
[Nexus One Android Development] Mr.Kakarot:
hmmm, I just tried that battery saving kernel... impressive!
[Nexus One Android Development] godjunior:
Sorry for the noob question. If i want to use the Froyo A2SD, does that mean that i don't need to format/ partition my sd card?

I just flashed this rom and kernel without formatting the sd, and don't seem to have an option to move apps to sd, like that in the CM6-RC1 rom.

Thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] skorpioneMM:
In this ROM, if you have an ext3 partition on your SD card, when the phone boot the first time, the app2sd run automatically.

If you need to move any applycations to SD without app2sd activated, you need to use the Mod Install Location included in this ROM.

For move apps to SD with this app/mod, you need open this app/mod and select the option number 3 (Install in external location) and then you can move your installed apps in the phone to SD.
[Nexus One Android Development] godjunior:
Thanks skorpioneMM for your quick respond. I found it :D
[Nexus One Android Development] skorpioneMM:
Nothing :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I fail to see how repeat posts of Linpack scores or quadrant scores does much either. Rod pulled the nightly CM6 add on for obvious reasons. This thread as far as I'm concerned has basically fallen apart, and has been hijacked. If this is what you believe is the reason XDA exists, then so be it. I guarantee you thread drifts as bad as this has turned into would never be tolerated on any other senior developer too numerous to even mention. I really don't have a need to defend myself to you anyways....