yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
Did it slow things down to the point of no use? Even at overclock speeds?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
Ok so I was just about to flash the vuv2 710 kernel but decided to check google maps one last time and its working fine ive opened and closed it numerous times doing various tasks in between I didn't do anything different other than restart my phone and charge it my batteryis at 80% now and was dying or close to it last night when I tried so maybe it has to something to do with the battery levels?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] craig198:
latest rom (odexed) and Jit disabled because of random reboots. Im getting alot of force close messages. oh and Im running whatever kernal you linked in the first post. maybe its a mhz issue?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
The reboot alone might've fixed the problem. Sometimes a reboot is just what's needed...I've never understood it, but I've seen it. ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
For me force close errors disappear after wiping dalvik. Maybe I'm lucky but I think i'm 3/3 for getting them solved.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
I be'll sure to remember that...i finally tried vuv2 710 mem tweak with jit enabled and just kept getting lockups and would have to pull the battery so I'm back to 768 for know im actually pretty happy with my phone at that speed but I love how smooth and snappy my phone is with jit enabled so I'm gonna try it again using the v4 691 kernel with mem tweak...thanks for all your help guys
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
Ok so I just want to let everyone kno that this rom + zenkernel = perfection!

I just flashed the zenkernel over the vuv2 768 with mem tweak kernel and all my settings stuck and I have no lock screen lag or any other lag what so ever and so far everything seems to be working fine...just wanted to let everyone kno so you could give it try yourself and always remember NANDROID first!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Outer Marker:
Did we ever get a solution to the force close ODADM.apk when trying to update the phone profile/prl etc.? Is there a new version of this apk that I should flash?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
I just ran the prl update just fine I'm currently on the latest prl though so it didn't change anything, maybe you should try flashing the rom again?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
I dont think we ever found a solution..

But somehow even after getting ODADM.apk force closes, my PRL updated without me knowing... I recently noticed I'm at 60669 when I was previously at 60668.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
I also tried ZenKernel.. specifically "ZenKernel-HTC-08122010 no perf lock" and can confirm that lock screen lag is gone :)

Added bonus: Nesoid and SNesoid now run with much, much less lag
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cephraim:
How's the battery with this combo?

Also, I assume that when you use the VUV2 kernel w/memtweak, you can't run autokiller, right?

And, may I assume you're using the standard vuv2 kernel, not the Honeybun one?

Thanks!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
Yes, I believe if you're using any of the kernels w/ memory management, you should not use AutoKiller in addition.

I was using standard vUV2 (the one for nfinitefx, fresh, etc), not the Honeybun one.

As for battery life, I will have to test today, as I just flashed it last night.

Another bonus: no more audio pop when starting music!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cephraim:
Wireless Tether

I just tried Wireless Tether for Root for the first time in a long time.

I'm getting an error loading wlan.ko

Any ideas?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
The battery is great! I spoke with zen and it uses the exact same under volt as the darch kernel vuv2...i flashed this over the vuv2 768 kernel with mem tweak and all settings stuck (over clock and mem tweak) so there is no need for auto killer...and no do not use the honey bun kernel if your not using a honey bun rom...as for wireless tether my laptop got stolen so I've yet to try it hope I helped some
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
Yep this is actually the best battery life I've ever had, as good or better than back when I was using vUV2 + JuiceDefender.

I don't know about the average user here, but this might be the best for me:

14h since last unplugged

22.5 hrs up time, 1.5 hrs awake time, moderate usage, 62% left

I don't know if it matters but I did run module remover before flashing ZenKernel
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
Zen said there was no need to run the module remover and the only reason I was skeptical to run it in the first place is cuz I thought it might remove my over clock and mem tweak settings...did your settings stick?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
I never used vUV with mem tweak/management, and I use SetCPU to customize overclock speeds. So, this wasn't an issue for me.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chromiumleaf:
Just wanted to clarify that the Honeybun kernel DOES work with this ROM. I know this for a fact because I have used a couple different versions of it and haven't experienced any troubles/problems at all. Obviously the one specifically compiled for nfinitefx ROMs would be the better kernel to use, but the Honeybun kernel does work also.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cephraim:
Just wanted to bump this.

I tried uninstalling and reinstalling. Keeps failing to load. Actually, it "loads with errors" that prevents it from working.

Anyone else experiencing this with this ROM?

Anyone using a different wifi tether app that DOES work?

Thanks!

Eph
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
ok so i just tried jit again and everything was running great until my internal memory for apps went so low i couldnt even use my phone and i had to do a nand restore anyone know why this happened? i got an warning message saying my memory was too low and when i checked it said i had 900kb of memory left when i just had 100mb! i even tried booting into recovery and deleting dalvik cache and disabling jit and my phone started up but still had only 900kbs of memory left so i tried rebooting again and then my phone went into a bootloop
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chromiumleaf:
You using the odex version? They automatically take up more internal memory space. Also, JIT uses up quite a bit of memory and storage because of the way it runs/works. And I also think that nfinitefx made the dalvik heap in his ROMs a lot bigger to help compensate for the problems with compcache (I'm pretty sure I read that a few pages back a little while ago). Don't know if these are the main reasons for your storage problems, but they could be a big part of it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
I need more info to try and help you, are you setup for the A2SD if so then the first thing I will tell you is to reformat your card as this is typicaly the main cause. post some more info about your setup so I or others may be able to help you better.

Thanks

there could be several factory to the memory loss, how many people in contacts how many friends from facebook, Jit itself will consume 42megs all by itslef. you shouldnt have nandroided , you could have just flashed the disable jit and wiped the dalvik and seen if this corrected the issue.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
Generla info

Sorry I havent been posting much and thanks to everyone that is helping others, I have just been dealing with some personal bull**** and it has kept me busy, but I do check several times a day. But you have kept everything running great so once again thanks everyone.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
nfinite, I've just gotta tell you how farqing happy I am with this rom! In your OP you state that it's got very fast response even at stock speeds, and you're not exaggerating one bit! I've been rebuilding my desktop from scratch with your latest deoxed rom+a2sd, and I haven't even gotten around to flashing any kernel yet, and running bone stock at 528 mhz this rom just responds instantly to every input! It's amazing!

And something else I just found out is that Swype works without a hitch again! In your earlier rom, Swype didn't work after rebooting unless you disabled and then re-enabled it.

So I just want to say, "Great job, nfinitefx45"! :cool:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
Its actually the deodexed that take up more internal memory for apps and less system memory.

I'm not sure why it did that but needless to say I won't be using jit again, thanks man
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cephraim:
re: Wifi tethering issue

Yes, I am using a2SD with this ROM and the standard V4 OC Kernel and network.zip fix.

Can you please remind me how to reformat the SD card? And, should I just back the whole thing up first?

Thanks!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
hook up your phone to the computer mount the drive and copy everthing from the phone to a folder on your desktop. then unmount the sdcard

reboot to recovery and go to patition sdcard.

then partition sd pick the sizes then wait for it to finish

then to sd:ext2 to ext3 wait for completion

now back to main screen and do USB-MS toggle (once the window opens on you computer copy everything from the desktop folder back to your sd. when complete it the home key to disable USB-MS toggle

now go to flash from zip and flash the rom (this should be put on sdcard when copying all files back.)

reboot.

you should be good to go!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cephraim:
Awesome - thanks! But, do I really need to reflash the ROM?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nicholishen:
IMHO, don't even waste your time flashing anything on top of your solid ROM build. I've been messing around with this one for some time and while you may get a better benchmark score, you will probably notice a decrease in overall smooth and productive use (not to mention the annoying OCkernel headphones interference) In fact last night I started over fresh with the previous release of the odex version (before final) and redownloaded all apps from market.

I couldn't resist trying to tweak it last time, but you can't improve on perfection. Best overall performance and stability by far is with stock kernel. My hero runs circles around my friends aosp Droid and I've got good enough sound to be used as my primary media player.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chromiumleaf:
Yes, quite correct. My brain knew that but my fingers didn't type it out that way :confused: Good catch.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chromiumleaf:
How many builds ago (how long ago) was compcache deleted from this ROM? I'm pretty sure I don't have the latest most recent version you posted....I think I'm still using the one before the "final stock build" you have up now. Trying to figure out if I should try to delete compcache or if it's already gone from your ROM build the one before this last/latest one. I suppose trying the commands through adb wouldn't hurt anything...if it's not there I assume those commands probably just wouldn't do/find anything.

I never tried it even on previous builds. I guess the performance results from deleting compcache were good and reliable enough to completely remove it from the ROM?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
Just babbling out loud here, but I'm pretty sure I saw nfinite post somewhere in this thread that he has removed compcache from his latest (current) roms.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
Does anyone know what kernel I should use for the stock .6 rom...not nfinites rom but the actual stock rom...i tried the vuv2 768 kernel with mem tweak I used the one for nfinite's rom cuz I figured it would work on stock but my phone wouldn't boot after I flashed the kernel any suggestions? The reason I decided to switch back to stock is because I have no future plans for apps 2sd or jit but I loved being able to use a kernel that was already over clocked and had free mem settings so I don't have to use auto killer our set cpu...thanks again guys
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chromiumleaf:
You can't OC the stock 2.1. You have to use one of the custom ROMs to use an OC kernel.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
Really! Wow that sucks...well thank god for nfinitefx45 then! Looks like I'm switching back thanks chromium!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dalvarez7:
Google Voice Search

I hate to ask this, but does the new Google Voice Search only work with 2.2?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] b0ricua:
If I were to just flash the ROM and not flash the enableJIT.zip will it be disabled by default? I don't know if I want to risk enabling JIT if I were to run into reboot issues....

And if I were to just flash the ROM w/o flashing the 691 kernel would that mean the processor is running at default clock speed? And if I flashed the kernel would that overclock the proc?

Thanks for the help...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
Just because nfinite's rom allows you to utilize apps2sd doesn't mean you have to utilize it...if you don't partition your sd card for it, then the apps2sd option is disabled for your phone.

JIT is disabled by default, and will only be enabled if you flash the enableJIT.zip.

If you only flash the ROM with no kernel, you will be running at stock factory 528mhz speed. Flashing the 691 kernel would overclock the processor, but you can clock it back (or up) using SetCPU. I flashed the UV 691 kernel then clocked it back to 614 mhz with SetCPU, and I am one extremely happy camper! ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] b0ricua:
Thank you so much!!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Outer Marker:
OMADM force close [solved]

For those of you having the force close isue with OMADM.apk when trying to update the PRL or the Profile, here is the fix:

1. Download the OMADM.apk referenced here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6836337&postcount=16

2. Push the downloaded OMADM.apk to /system/app

3. Reboot

Problem solved. :D

Here is the code I used to push:

cd android-sdk-windows\tools
adb devices
adb remount
adb push ./OMADM.apk /system/app
adb reboot
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
W00t, it worked! Thanks! :D

nfinitefx, perhaps you should attach this OMADM.apk to the OP, and update the latest build to include it?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dsMA:
question about which file to download

What is the difference between the:

with no memory management 691, with medium memory management, and the sprint 2.... links?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dsMA:
questions about sprint tv

Hello

I just installed this rom (mainly because I wanted to pull the sprint apps: sprint tv, sprint now, sprint nav, sprint nfl football, sprint nascar, etc so that I could install them on the rom I use that does not include them) I was looking at the Sprint TV app and under subscriptions it shows a 30day subscription to all the Sprint TV/Radio services. Now as a sprint customer I get all these services for free so why does it show that I can only use them for 30days (I checked my sister's phone, also a HTC Hero but stock unrooted running 1.5 and it doesn't have those subscription restrictions)

Is there an expiration date because some how that app is tied to someone else's account or something? If this is the case is there anyway to get those experations removed?

Note my sister is under my anytime anymine family plan so she has the same plan as me she just hasn't done anything to her phone unlike me.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
you should, you can try to reload a nandroid backup but this could lead to issues if there was corrupted data.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Rivas123:
Going to go back to this odexed version, was on cm6 Rc1 but it wasn't for me, it didn't catch my fancy, so i'm sticking with you Nfinite! woohoo!!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] tailsthecat3:
yup. stock is always the fastest and most responsive for me.

just a straight stock, rooted with loads of junk deleted is swift nevermind with an oc kernel. im prolly waiting for a sense 2.2 port. or a cdma legend.

if i could add anything to this .6odex it would be an aosp notification bar. i couldnt get the vanilla notification bar with the nfinite .6deodex.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
Just to let you know chromium that statement is no longer true! I'm still on the stock .6 rom (not nfinites) and just flashed the zen kernel without perflock now I have a stock rom running at 768 mhz! =]
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
Edit: Post deleted by author.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] swapped:
quick question,

I am running the odexed version of this rom. Can i flash this in order to disable the menu menu unlock?

Disable menu to unlock on HTC’s Lock Screen: http://link.geekfor.me/htclocknmenu

Also, i enabled the HTC_IME mod, killed keyboard and rebooted etc.... and i cant get the voice button on there.

Also is that a stock android keyboard or perhaps a droid x keyboard that has the voice on there that I could flash to this rom?

Also, why does wifitether not work. I can connect with my laptop just fine but it will not get internet. I also tried barnacle but keep getting some sort of nat error. Do i have to flash some other kernel to get it to work? I wouldn't think so since its included in the build.

Thanks!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chromiumleaf:
Here are a couple answers

I think there's a box in the IME settings you have to check to enable the voice button and voice keyboard. I think you may also need to check or select 'For English' in another little drop-down menu. I recently unistalled this HTC_IME mod so I don't have it in front of me to say exactly what's in there.

Here's a post that has the voice-enabled android keyboard: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6154005&postcount=4

I know it works because I've used it before.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chromiumleaf:
Awesome! ZenKernel bootloops for me the couple times I've tried flashing it :( Even on Zen's MT3G ROM which it was initially made for :confused: I need to spend a little more time reading about what all it does so that I can figure out why it loops on my phone.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Rivas123:
Ok so I tried http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=754805 on this ROM and have sweet space for my many apps. So happy with this Rom Nfinite! Thank you so so much.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
That's because Zenkernel boots at 768 mhz, which many phones can't handle:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7738582&postcount=129

Later in that same thread, zenulator states that anyone with the know-how can probably whip up a version of his kernel that boots at 691 mhz:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7748501&postcount=138

Hopefully, someone with greater abilities than myself will decide to tackle that task and be the salvation of all of the rest of us! ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chromiumleaf:
Thanks, yeah I just got through reading that. Booting at 768mhz? A little too ambitious for most of us :confused: Hardly anyone can boot at that speed consistently and reliably.

Looks like his other perflock kernel is the way to go for me then, as it boots and runs at stock until setcpu tells it otherwise after boot. My first couple attempts were with the non-perflock one, which would explain the bootloops for me. I'm going to try the other one later today. Thanks again for commenting on that.

UPDATE: The perflock kernel works beautifully. Boots up for me at stock speed, then I'm able to OC and load my profiles after boot using setcpu.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
Just an update to what I have been doing

to all who would like to test something new once I have it finalized this will move dalvik cache to cache. this allows for a much more stable running of JIT and so far I havent had any memory issues this will also greatly improve the the space as I went from 65 free to 131 free and it is pulling steady 4.6 to 4.7 on linpack and 281 to 295 on quad @ 691. this will also allow for memory managers to be used without causing conflicts.

I will keep you informed as I am still testing but it is looking very good to get jit actually stable.

this will mainly be for the deodexed roms unless you want to try the odex then that will be your choice as I have had mixed results.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
Pure Awesomeness, Dude!!!

Your stuff is just rock-solid dependable, nfinite! The only issue I've ever had with it is a very rare jump out the window when running jit.

Actually, apps that use the compass magnetometer don't work right, but they never worked before I rooted, either, LOL! In fact, my wife has a non-rooted Hero and her phone exhibits exactly the same problem, so whatever it is, it's something systemic to Heroes.

Actually, the problem fixed itself in your earlier release of your rom, but returned in your latest release, but I figured that's because you went back to original Sprint-released code, which is probably where the problem really resides. So I certainly can't hold that problem against you, LOL!

I've always been your biggest fan, nfinite ... thanks for your tireless efforts!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
Thanks for the kind words it is good to hear, sorry i havent been around much but I have so many things going its nuts beside I been work on the moto droid 2.2 also because my brothers phone is having problems with teh official OTA the verison did. got to love it they release it we fix it.

So once this is complete and released this should put use at the level of the 2.2 and solid performance from jit. well as solid as I think it will ever be but at this moment I havent had a hiccup out of it and I have been putting it through its paces along with another dev who is testing for me. So hopefully this will push the hero to its max that I think we will ever see reliably.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] metal666fukhead:
I'm excited I can't wait to try it out! One question nfinite if dalvik is moved to cache will we still be able to use programs such as cache cleaner?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
you should be able to but I havent verified this yet
[Hero CDMA Android Development] n01un0:
Count me in for a testing!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] googleguy:
Missing Ringtones?

Installed the ODEX version with the 691 Kernel (no JIT), LOVE it! Very fast, stable, like having a new phone! Thanks nfinitefx45!

One small issue, probably an easy solution, hope someone can help: When I go to set a tone/Sound for notifications (new Gmail, New Message, etc.) there are no tones to choose from in the list...Any help is appreciated.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
they are located to the sdcard under media, just use teh music player and point it to that folder it will find them and then the system will locate them then you shouldnt have any problem getting the to load in any app
[Hero CDMA Android Development] markus_del_marko:
i tried froyo and came back to this, still the best rom around. just wish i had a custom kernel i could use that didn't slow my phone down to a damn crawl.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] n01un0:
Have you tried ZenKernel-HTC-08122010 no perf lock?

I had issues with most that I tried previously. They would either slow everything down or be great for a few days and then slow it all down. This one has been good for the last week or so without any issues..........knock on wood :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Rivas123:
I've been running this for a while now and I'm truly amazed at how I can run my hero the way I want it too. No keyboard lag, auto brightness actually works the way I would like it too, and everything is smoothed. No replacement homes cause I wanted to fall in love with the hero that came in the box. Thank you Nfinite.

-Rivas-
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
your quite welcome although there qill be an update soon in about a week or so that will make it that much better I hope, it is post a page back