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[Motorola Droid Android Development] Bxrider117:
I have been running Froyo on my Droid since yesterday. I was using a Jrummy remix rom prior to Froyo. Froyo is everything an Android owner can ask in a rom. It is extremely fast. I have set record scores with Quadrant(1464), Link(18.03mflops). The only draw back is the rom i was using previously had apps2sd and I was able to save all of my apps on my sd card and I did not use any phone memory. Froyo has this installed however the developers of the apps have to enable the ability to save apps2sd. Therefore, I had to severly cut back on all the apps I had loaded, but for the speed of the phone it is all worth it.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Barkleyfan:
Developer Pete Alfonso is working on a Froyo version of Bugless Beast. Petes roms always bring the joy. More info;

http://alldroid.org/tabid/62/g/posts/m/1433/Froyo-Bugless-Beast-Info.aspx#post1433
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Barkleyfan:
Big reason I want Froyo up and running is the Bluetooth voicedial support. Unless we can somehow get it ported over from the Milestone...? That's my only complaint with 2.1. P3 kernels give me speed AND battery life on 2.1 so...
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Munchys:
I'm currently getting 1641 on Quadrant. http://mychalhix.woodel.com/Android/pics/droid2.2.JPG

Linpack is at

MFLOPS:18.928

Time: 0.29Seconds

Norm Res: 3.36

Precision: 2.220446049250313E-16

I think my phone is freaking awesome now! :)

So happy for this Froyo release!
[Motorola Droid Android Development] jcase:
Just flawless.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] dnoyeb:
good thing I just got a moto droid from a former employee sent in. I cannot wait to give froyo a try (until I can get root on my incredible ;) )
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Collegedropout:
Titanium Backup will let you now load from sd
[Motorola Droid Android Development] mikewanda1971:
was wondering if anyone has had any problems installing this back up. Im using chmod recovery and i cant get past the error cant flash boot img. I would greatly appreciate any input.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Shiny_Lucario:
Um, if I do this will I lose all my apps and such? And it says you loose wifi, do you actually loose the ability to use wifi?
[Motorola Droid Android Development] jodeltje:
Nevermind, im an idiot...
[Motorola Droid Android Development] tcrews:
You are wiping the phone, so everything on the phone is gone. Google should be backing up your info though (you have it checked in your system right?). Contacts are stored in Gmail, so those are safe.

WIFI was edited out of the initial release because it had the info of the developer/employee who owned this Release Candidate and they didn't want that getting back to their employer and costing them their job.

New kernals have been released allowing for overclocked speeds (up to 1200mhz) and Wifi.

I used Titanium Backup and restored my apps that way (because some have data that I've configured and didn't want to reconfigure) but after booting the first time in to 2.2 my phone was dog slow....I noticed it was re-downloading everything automatically that I had downloaded from the market on 2.1. After it fully synced it was flying.

Quadrant benchmark score of 758 @ 1200mhz on OS 2.1

Quadrant benchmark score of 1573 @ 1200mhz on OS 2.2
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Shiny_Lucario:
Do you have to reactivate your phone? And also my phone is unrooted, so I can't use titanium
[Motorola Droid Android Development] jamezelle:
if your phone is unrooted then you cant even flash this...
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Shiny_Lucario:
Ah, I was thinking it was a bit odd that nothing mentioned you needed your Droid to be rooted, I must have missed something... Anyway, I know you need to reactivate your phone to root it, and I've heard you just need to dial a number and select the first option, but one of my friends said they had to go through a ton of stuff to reactivate their phones. What exactly do you have to do?

Also, would Astro work fine for a backup program?
[Motorola Droid Android Development] bizzshow26:
Been running it for two days now and loving the speed. The baseband is out. It requires you reactivate your phone which is as easy as dialing #228. I haven't loaded the newest baseband but will most likely do it tomorrow. Quadrant scores are insane. Still waiting for Jake's kernel for Froyo. I love being rooted
[Motorola Droid Android Development] tcrews:
You do not have to reactivate your phone after root. You do have to reactivate your phone after doing a baseband upgrade.

Astro will backup your apps but it does not restore the market links....so you don't get "update available" when in the market, so you will have to download each app.

Root is getting Superuser access to your phone, kind of like having the admin password to your computer. Changing out Roms, adding themes, etc...is stuff you can do after you gain root.

As for reactivating.....if your account is fine then it's just a matter of pressing "Activate" as presented to you and the pressing "1" and waiting.......until you hear "your phone has been successfully activated, goodbye".

Otherwise it's just dialing *228 then pressing "1".
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Shiny_Lucario:
Account meaning Gmail account?

Also, rooting doesn't clear your SD card right?
[Motorola Droid Android Development] dB Zac:
you crack me up, on an HTC forum no less
[Motorola Droid Android Development] RushdB:
Hey guys, i've just sold my Omnia 2 for an Milestone (crappy OpenGL drivers from Samsung makes the O2 like sh1t with manilla...)...

I'm kinda new with android, but what is the main diference with Droid and Milestone?

Can I use the Droid 2.2 rom on the Milestone ? Or it means a phone-brick?
[Motorola Droid Android Development] bizzshow26:
Yes it will brick your milestone wait for it to be ported. Main difference. Milestone is gsm droid is cdma And op howdid you get 17+ I've only gotten 1603
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Shiny_Lucario:
So I managed to get myself to install it and get past my paranoia (hence all the questions and stuff before)...

...

So...

Beautiful...

After installing it, I understood the meaning of life (42). It's horribly slow at first, but when you give it a while to update and such in the background it goes incredibly fast, and I got the phone to 1 GHz without a problem, it's fantastic.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] jamezelle:
i was also able to get 17+ i was over-clocked at 0 125MHz on performance governor and used autokiller kill a lot of processes
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Shiny_Lucario:
For some odd reason my phone just stopped upping the CPU speed to 600 MHz and beyond and won't go past 250 MHz o_O (using the kernal with wifi and 1000 MHz OC)
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Shiny_Lucario:
Nevermind, it just upped back to 600 MHz... that was odd...
[Motorola Droid Android Development] CommunistDroid:
I didn't like the sluggishness that much so I soft reset and now running 2.2 stock with of kernal. Any one instructions to root 2.2?
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Barkleyfan:
@koush has added rooted 2.2 to Rom Manager, as well as the baseband update. Pete also has a one-step update.zip to flash the baseband, so you don't have to update twice.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] dB Zac:
correct me if I"m wrong but I think the Milestone is a GSM phone and the Droid is CDMA. Thats the biggest difference
[Motorola Droid Android Development] shiznit05:
Has anyone seen any benefit to upgrading the baseband? I've installed rooted froyo on my droid, but haven't upgraded the baseband. Everything seems to be working okay.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Genuwine1976:
Motorloa Droid on Cricket

I have my droid running froyo and full flashed to Cricket, WOW super fast.. And the best thing is the flash and apps2sd...:eek: Oh and I am overclocked @ 1.2ghz with no overheating, and Extreme battery life 8hrs and 48m later and I am @ 60%...
[Motorola Droid Android Development] bizzshow26:
How ever your getting that battery life I want it. But the baseband update has seemed to increase my battery life I'm making it about 7-8 hours on a single charge. Before I did the baseband I was lucky to get 4 hours running the same kernel
[Motorola Droid Android Development] shiznit05:
anyone having a problem seeing all apps in market after installing froyo?

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[Motorola Droid Android Development] bkhorn:
I got this from alldroid.org. It worked great for me.

Brad
[Motorola Droid Android Development] gemini002:
man i want this for my milestone pls someone port it already:(
[Motorola Droid Android Development] shiznit05:
Thanks. What method did you use to install this?
[Motorola Droid Android Development] bkhorn:
I used Rom Manager to install it. If you use SP then you need to rename it to update.zip.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] shiznit05:
Sorry for all the questions.. but is this for a specific Froyo ROM, or will it work with any?
[Motorola Droid Android Development] bkhorn:
I don't know for sure but I would think it would fix any Market issues.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] msucoleman:
I had 2.2 installed then my 3G went out, then went back to my 2.1 custom Rom. I got the itch again today and installed the latest 2.2 again with 1.1 p3 kernal. Running like a charm now. I have it all set up with Launcher pro (which I really like). I have not themed it quite yet as I wanted to enjoy it the way it is for a couple of days.

Here is a couple shots. Runs way better than 2.1 custom rom at same clock speed.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] HalfMoon:
Are you saying that screen is the default? My 2.2 install doesn't look like that at all. What benchmark app is that?
[Motorola Droid Android Development] xaneth:
He

He's using Launcher Pro there. And for the benchmark, search the market for quadrant. I had issues with the leaked Froyo build from 6/5, but I updated to the one released 6/8 and threw P3 1.1 on here and its rockin!
[Motorola Droid Android Development] HalfMoon:
Thanks. Yeah, I found both and got them running. I was assuming from his comment about not adding a theme that that was stock on his ROM.

Thanks for the info.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Shiny_Lucario:
I'm wondering, I want to go from 1 GHz to 1.25 GHz, can I just switch the kernal the same way I originally installed the 1GHz CPU speed/wifi fix kernal? Or would I lose all my apps and such and have to reinstall them?

Also Droidlight and Skype (official client) don't seem to work with froyo yet, oh well.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Barkleyfan:
Same method, won't touch anything else. Several themes already available for Froyo in Rom Manager. Install them last. Droidlight and Mototorch are having issues with Froyo. Something about the cam now allowing flash in video mode, I dunno the details. Skype is useless without wifi support anyways IMO, so I haven't looked into it.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] msucoleman:
Exactly. Thanks for answering for me. I'm just now getting to my emails. Everything he answered is correct. This build ran great all weekend long. The only thing I have noticed with build along with the first one is, that my battery can be down to 50% and lower and my battery icon will show that it is higher???
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Dreak:
i installed froyo on my phone and it freezes alottttt....i cant even do something like for a couple of minutes without it freezing..any help on links of which one to download or how to get it working i would greatly appreciate
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Shiny_Lucario:
I just realized, one of the guys on this thread for 1700+ on Quadrant

I'm at 1.25 GHz and I only get 1300+

...could this be because of all the apps I have downloaded?

EDIT: Nevermind, I used SetCPU to set it to performance scaling, and it got around that high...Unless it's supposed to hit that score without having to be on performance scaling.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] msucoleman:
I will try and help. Did you do a wipe data before installing??? You need to start fresh from what you are coming from to eliminate any issues. At least this is what I have found.

Once you get it on and running good, then put a OC kernal of your choice.

Then theme it if you like, depending on what rom you use.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Shiny_Lucario:
Yeah, I got stuck in a boot loop the first time I tried to put on Froyo (hooray for Nandroid backups!). I loaded a backup and tried again except I wiped the data and cache first, it worked just fine afterwards.
[Motorola Droid Android Development] david636:
Source is out in AOSP!!!

Source is out in AOSP!!!
[Motorola Droid Android Development] Shiny_Lucario:
Out of curiosity, has this leaked os and wifi fix kernal been known to have any negative sideaffects on the hardware?
[Motorola Droid Android Development] aerdely:
a question if anyone can help. I flashed the froyo through recovery backup and when it reboots I get a boot loop on android screen. Did I do something wrong. Was able to reload original recovery backup I made through nandroid. I'm using sp recovery and nandroid backup and restore.

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[Motorola Droid Android Development] Shiny_Lucario:
I can TRY to help. Did you wipe the cache and data first?
[Motorola Droid Android Development] aerdely:
No that was the problem. I figured it out actually on bugless beast v0.1 Frito rom now. Thanks anyway another question though. What do you think the best rom. I like froyo but also like the themes.
[Touch GSM General] deshmukhsr:
hi

when ever i recieve an incomming call the volume is very low when i check the volume settings its high but cannot hear properly please help i have flashed the rom recently
[Touch GSM General] madnish30:
Please post in the correct forum, this is nothing to do with Accesories.

Thanks.
[Touch GSM General] captainstu72:
You may want to start with what rom you had flashed, what else you may have done to the phone, have your dropped it/got it wet.

Alternatively, if you know what rom you flashed, post in that roms thread, and search through it. There may be others with the same issue,or it may have already been fixed as a bug by the chef.

But then, I can't say as you have not posted all the relevant information.
[Touch GSM General] gargashish0901:
Me having the same problem.. I was having a different rom till yesterday.. today i even updated the rom.. but same problem in this rom too..
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Themes and Apps] iamdata:
my friend had it on the iphone and i was sure i saw an android release. I was right..

here a vid on what exactly it is.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dh9w826iZg

just search the market and you will find the game $3.49 i think...
[HD2 General] lunaticz0r:
what does the h mean? sometimes wjen i startup some app lets say msn the 2 3G icons say H instead of 3g, what does this mean? cus most of the time when it goes to H it wont connect to msn
[HD2 General] :
H mean HSPDA and it's super fast 3G in effect so it's better your connected via that than the standard 3G.:D
[HD2 General] dubie76:
I have read about this. It is supposed to be here in Austin on Tmobile but I have yet to see the "H" on my phone. All I see is the 3G symbol and mine was shipped with the newest ROM available.
[HD2 General] lbhocky19:
get a custom rom
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
The range of HSDPA from the cell tower is vastly smaller than with gsm(gprs/edge) or 3g, its not that many hundreds of meters, so if you live say a few K from the tower, or a large obstruction between your house and the tower, the phone will likely drop down a level to get a more stable signal, so even though the maps say it is enabled in that area, it is fairly specific wehere you can get it.

I can see my tower, and i only get 1bar H indoors.
[HD2 General] conantroutman:
I'm quite confused by this thread.

I've always assumed that HSPDA was a lesser connection compared to 3G as I never get a 3G signal where I live, I get a good level of HSPDA in most areas of the town but general gprs signal quality is poor.........

Even started get H reception at home recently and my house is behind two ruddy great hills...... :confused::confused:

I always just assumed HSPDA was somewhere in between gprs and 3G because my coverage was normally so piss poor.......
[HD2 General] :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Speed_Downlink_Packet_Access
[HD2 General] conantroutman:
ahhh ok, now I see, it was always 3.5g on my N95, not HSDPA. Thats where the confusions come from........ thankyou.
[HD2 General] lunaticz0r:
so getting H is better or worse then 3g? for my experience is that when i get H it works less fast then with 3g =[

and btw what does 3g+ mean?
[HD2 General] Xp3RiM3nT:
H is meant to have better speeds, but due to crowded systems and poor support for the standard in mobile towers it seems to be quite slow here in the uk in some areas.
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
better than 3g, and not as good as 4g

Still uses 3g ('3'rd 'g'eneration) technology, but faster than '3g'

a full bars 3g signal will be faster than 1 or 2 bar H signal. Thats why your phone swaps.
[HD2 General] Elemental_Fire:
Basically, most of our phones will probably display a 3G icon or a H icon on the taskbar. 3G speeds are considerably faster than 2G, Edge, GPRS etc. However, 3.5G speeds are even much faster than 3G speeds. 3.5G is the same as HSDPA/HSUPA, reaching speeds of up to "7.2mps", although i've read somewhere that speeds of up to 14.2 mbps are possible (never tried it though lol)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] dantegl36:
I ran a search on "which ui best battery life" and returned nothing so this is the purpose of this guy :D

Tried making a poll but perhaps that is an admin ability?

So start throwing some opinions out! I've been running cookies home and gtx cookies home a lot and under medium to heavy use I get 1-2 days worth of battery life. Let's keep our scaling system limited to days and the only other factors we'll include are 2.1/2.5, UI (cookies, gtx cookies, maxmanilla, 2.1 standard, 2.5 standard, etc.), and radio.

Let's also only use this thread for data collecting purposes :) I'm actually going to collect the data and make some graphs to see if there are any trends happening and share that info with the community.

Here's what I got: 2.5 Cookies Home Radio: 4.49.25.91 = 1.5 days use
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Showtime7:
You really can't accurately compare UI's that are from different roms... Besides I think it's obvious that Sense and TF3D 2.1 are the best for battery life and memory.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] steviewevie:
Sorry, but you are not going to get any sort of meaningful comparison unless you have the same usage of the phone between ROMs, e.g. the same number of calls, the same distance from the cell masts (being further away = uses more power), etc, etc.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] DJGonzo:
Sense 2.1 kicks Sense 2.5's butt when talking about battery life. Hands down best battery life. Thats with the auto weather and facebook.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] DeathmonkeyGTX:
Rofl, compare the resource consumption of TF3D 2.1 to SPB Mobile Shell 3.5.3 build 9885. I average 4-6 megs of RAM usage with three home screens. I get 1-5 days depending on usage (5 when I'm doing stuff that's risky for the phone so I don't bring it ;-) ), but I also use HTC's bigger 2,150 mAH battery. It's the exact same one dougie tested in his battery investigation thread in the Rhodium Accessories forum (I sent him mine to test). It was the only battery to score 100% of rated capacity, and the only way I can kill it in less than a day is by using it as a wifi modem and either torrenting something huge or a very large FTP or HTTP download. Also, several hours of nonstop Garmin will kill it in under a day. But, with about an hour of calls, 100-250 sms, 30-60 minutes of GPS, an hour of wifi, 15-45 minutes of HSDPA, and using GSM/EDGE for everything unless I need to Internet away from WiFi or utilize google maps satellite view for offroad shenanigans I manage 2-3 days on my Tilt 2 with Energy 21905 Titanium, .77 telstra radio, and SPB mobile shell with all my other cabs besides Lumos and Bandswitch installed to microSD.

So yeah, check out dougie's thread. I don't even have to remove and reinsert the battery to utilize the capacity past 1,500 maH like I had to do with offbrand Wizard and Kaiser batteries. It's quite smooth, and the bigger back makes the phone easier to hold. It's still slick, but if you have big hands it makes you feel less likely to drop your phone.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] nokiadashi:
not very clear about your content,which one is less battery drain? TF3D 2.1 or SPB Mobile Shell 3.5.3 build 9885?

Also you get 1-5 days usage? 5 days? this is bomb news.......:D
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] nokiadashi:
First of all,let me introduce several mainstream UIs:

+ Titanium (no Sense,no nothing): if you only use titanium,then your phone surely drains least battery,but with titanium,you just cannot organize your phone easily.

some people may install Today addin which allows you to put programs in the desktop,this addin should not cause any more battery drain I suppose.

+ Sense (formerly touchflo 3D): no idea about its battery drain,but i dont use it,because it's not a convenient program,you just cannot cutomize the desktop that much.

+ SPB Mobile Shell : this is the UI I use,without it,I just hate HTC Pro2,very customizable,as for its battery drain,I have not noticed because i dont have a comparison,my personal opinion is that it doesnt drain that much,I saw someone said Sense drains faster than SPB mobile shell.

Anyway I think bettery drain has something to do with your rom, I even created a thread about which roms are least bettery drain,the link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=649466

+ WisBar Advance: tried several times,old verisons,newest versions,just cannot work right with HTC Pro2

+ FEWidgets Ultimate: doesnt seems to be fit for HTC Pro2

+ iPhoneToday: this is discovered by me recently,after using it,oh god,it's amazing with almost no battery drain, now it replaced SPB Mobile Shell which was my favorite UI.

PS: other UIs,some guys created XP or VISTA UI for Windows Mobile,but the designers dont seem very serious about it, there is no further devolopment about them,and I tried some of them,looked beautiful,but crappy in practical use.

Ageye is developing Infinity UI, I tried their beta or alpha version,seems very lite and promising,but it is still being developed. their official link:

http://forum.ageye.de/viewforum.php?f=58&sid=af3740ecc9b59c2179473be689ad6b3c
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Lennyz1988:
As steviewevie says, this is not possible. Another factor is which radio version you are using. And how your rom is configured. There are just to many variables.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] DeathmonkeyGTX:
I was clear about the content, but maybe not to someone that is not a native English speaker. SPB uses fewer resources and in turn uses fewer mAH.