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[Nexus One General] EpiphanyMachine:
I installed this over pauls frf50 update which was a wiped install. I also had NexBlue theme. This install worked fine for the system files and all my apps except google voice. It made it look like the program wasn't installed. The icon on the home screen went to the default image and said program could not be found. Also when I tried to load "voice" in the system->apps menu it said it was not installed. I then went to the market which showed it as installed and it opened fine. I was going to uninstall then reinstall it but the market would not let me uninstall it, and the system-> apps said it was not an application so I could not uninstall it that way either.

Thanks for the work, I'm glad it worked for some people and I hope it was because of the theme. If I figure out a solution I will post it.
[Nexus One General] j3di:
Just to confirm, flashed Monks 2.6.34-925-CFS-OC-061910 over FRF72 and its sweet!
[Nexus One General] rohandhruva:
Could you tell me how, please? For me, the flashing worked, but when I try "adb remount", it says "remount failed: Operation not permitted". I am trying to do adb remount in order to push the wifi module.
[Nexus One General] leonnib4:
I succeeded in installing stock FRF72 and then get root on top of that.

Because I did not succeed to preserve root when from Paul's pre-rooted FRF50.
[Nexus One General] Markdental:
Why would you push the wifi, after installing the update.zip?

It takes care of it.

Just run update.zip file in recovery and you are good to go.
[Nexus One General] mtw4991:
can I just flash the rooted version of the zip as is, or do I need to rename it to update.zip?
[Nexus One General] rohandhruva:
I was following the instructions given here - http://droidbasement.com/db-blog/?p=594 - I assumed that the pushing module part applies in any case, whether you flash update.zip or manually push the zImage.

Anyway it would seem that I have lost root. Can you please try "adb remount" for your device and tell me what it returns?
[Nexus One General] Markdental:
Just flash the file named as is.
[Nexus One General] rohandhruva:
Thank you, I'll do that from now on.. Anyhow, could you please tell me what "adb remount" returns?
[Nexus One General] casiopea:
Hi another n00b: how can i install this update?
[Nexus One General] rohandhruva:
A little more investigation shows that kevin's update.zip definitely causes you to lose root. You don't notice it within the phone itself, because the "su" binary is there. However, because the update.zip replaces boot.img, root is lost. It can be verified by the fact that adb remount won't work. You can use cyanogen's froyo rooter to regain root - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=686627
[Nexus One General] deexcee472:
I'm not sure if this means anything but I did the update just fine then ran a Quadrant Benchmark and got an overall score of 1411. Seems to be running just fine and a little faster. =)
[Nexus One General] pvillasuso:
ok , so I did something "stupid" and it worked ! :D

Im using RoDrIgUeZsTyLe@FroYo MCR r17 MOD [v2.2]

with > lastest Kernel Oced up to 1,1 ghz uv/xtra/btn/aud/ram/neon by Pershoot

This is what I did

1. nand + ext backup

2. flash the given file for rooted N1 @ post #401 ( thanks - kevin@TeslaCoil - )

3. flash the Pershoot kernel

4. Reboot .. and Voila , everything exactly as I had it :eek: , just lost a couple of themes and home widgets / wallpaper of course ( the normal I guess )

Everything done

without any wipe

I'll report back If I found issues , by using this method !
[Nexus One General] Markdental:
adb remount does not work for me. Flashing cyan's update, will let you know.
[Nexus One General] Markdental:
Try adb remount, does it work?
[Nexus One General] Mikey:
IF one person wants to write a "guide" to unroot the phone flash roms *with links to the files* so on, message it too me and ill lock this thread and allow the sender to open a new thread.
[Nexus One General] Markdental:
Cyans mod worked and now I have root back. Flashed new kernel and I am good to go...
[Nexus One General] Markdental:
Here is the guide...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=686326
[Nexus One General] pvillasuso:
It works !

updates :

1. Root > OK

2. Seems Faster , better numbers with linpack & quadrant

3. Wifi > OK

4. USB > OK

5. Trying Metamorph right now

What else should I try ??
[Nexus One General] leonnib4:
metamorph OK but you dont have deodex'ed /system, no?
[Nexus One General] Dany0:
I think it won't work on rooted desire...

Please please please try playing 720p video in rockplayer and tell us how much fps have you got!
[Nexus One General] pvillasuso:
I had it with Rodriguez ROM ( using 928droid theme ) ,

Thats what I wanted to know, but it's not working with framework-res.apk :(

Its taking too .....long , but still no FC's ..

We need deodex'ed again !
[Nexus One General] MrCDWJR:
I was using the r17 modaco custom rom and flashed the version for root users right over it and all is well so far. everything seems to be good and smooth.
[Nexus One General] gn00my:
just flashed over a rooted frf50, works great , it feels faster overal . running stock kernel right now , will try to flash to latest pershoots kernel

used this version of frf72 http://www.teslacoilsw.com/frf72 to flash over my rooted version ( using r17 from modaco )
[Nexus One General] Dany0:
Has anone triedhow much fps it has when playing 720p with rockbase/rockplayer?
[Nexus One General] leonnib4:
could someone deodex FRF72?

I do not succeed to do it..
[Nexus One General] pvillasuso:
Mariah Carey - Touch my body ! :p she's hot !

Got between 8.0 - 9.0 , thats good or bad ?

playback > not that laggy , but in slow motion :D
[Nexus One General] cymru:
You still rooted then?
[Nexus One General] PeRRiiN:
Someone please correct me if i'm wrong...

I'm rooted, running froyo 2.2 and using a froyo ROM, so to my understanding, if I update to this latest build I'm going to have to wait till it gets deodex'ed again so i can have the black notification bar or even apply custom ROMS?
[Nexus One General] leonnib4:
yep

you need deodex'ed content to theme

but you still will be able to flash custom roms!

they just should be FRF72-based for you
[Nexus One General] PeRRiiN:
Thank you.

In that case then nuh-huh, I won't update just yet because I'm not going to go through days with that ugly white notification bar.

I'll wait till it gets deodex'ed.
[Nexus One General] jlevy73:
Did you do a complete wipe before installing?
[Nexus One General] 2b1ask1:
rooedt file worked perfect
[Nexus One General] leonnib4:
we need deodex'ed /system :D

please!
[Nexus One General] Dany0:
That's bad =\ I get 6 fps. I was hoping for 25 fps :(
[Nexus One General] pvillasuso:
Nope .. read post #447

@edit I wiped all , just to try the 720p video , and got 6-7 fps .. ( without OC , or mod kernels )

going back to my daily ( updated to FRF72 ) :D
[Nexus One General] tankmorph:
I ended up loading a stock unrooted FRF50, then the FRF72 update. Working great. I forgot I was even rooted to begin with. I'm happier with the stock Froyo than any of the other mods I tried anyway.

I haven't noticed ANY difference from FRF50 to FRF72....yet.
[Nexus One General] cristianossilveira:
Froyo FRF72

I just installed....so far, so slowwww!...i didnt like, anything new till now. And very slow now. :(
[Nexus One General] sergey.povzner:
Thanks for the links, guys.

After FRF72 update, location via wireless networks doesn't work anymore. Can anyone else confirm this?
[Nexus One General] chowlala:
Location works perfectly on browser and maps.

PS EDIT: Yes, on wifi AND 3G!
[Nexus One General] ATnTdude:
Tried the tesla FRF72, and the first one in the ROM section. Both error upon writing to BOOT, saying that I'm out of space. Wiped all and reflashed Paul's stock FRF50, tried again, same error. Not sure what to do here, and help would be appreciated.
[Nexus One General] leonnib4:
try fastboost erase to clean up the boot partition
[Nexus One General] chowlala:
Don't use the one from Tesla. Use the links in the first post in this thread.
[Nexus One General] beermantm:
This thread is by far the most boring thread I've ever had the privilege to read. I tried the early froyo update and it wasn't any real big deal in my mind so is this update really all that exciting?

I mean what the heck can be that different? Is it really worth all this hype?

Someone please tell me what the heck is going on with this update that makes it a huge difference between the one that leaked a few weeks back. I had to send my N1 back to HTC because of the power button issue so I'm back to the 2.1 and really wondering if it's worth it to manually update to 2.2 and then to this build but I'm just not getting a good clear picture on how this update changes anything. I really didn't think the original leaked Froyo worked all that great to begin with. Definitely some cooler things happening in it but this thread is like watching the making of Ben Hur.
[Nexus One General] ATnTdude:
just now tried fastboot erase boot

adb says not allowed.
[Nexus One General] leonnib4:
lol then dont read and dont post!

this is an update of 1.8Mb, no big deal, but seems like google did some fixes.

don't you think?

so yes it's just an update,

but it allows us to use an updated leaked froyo

again, don't post to say its useless
[Nexus One General] ATnTdude:
Yeah, the rooted option takes me to the post with the 1st version I'm having the trouble with. Kevin@TeslaCoil's
[Nexus One General] chowlala:
Oh. Hrm. Wait, I'm using that too! Rofl. Sorry, a little early in the morning. Hrm, weird. I'm not having any issues with it.

Not too sure how to help you on this. But seems like you're outta disk space or something.
[Nexus One General] leonnib4:
Jr33 is uploading a deodex'ed version of FRF72 :D
[Nexus One General] ka24e:
I just want a stock one that works with adb remounts and such so i can push over my build.prop to enable my hsdpa again, argghghhg

Thanks for the efforts :D.
[Nexus One General] beermantm:
Come on now. I've been around these forums since January of this year and have a total of 10 posts. I'd say I've done my reading and I've read this whole thread believe it or not. I'm just saying this update and Froyo is making my eyes go bad. Oh and you'll have to cut me a bit of slack because I had a Massive stroke just over 3 months ago.
[Nexus One General] chowlala:
Install the current update. Then use the quick rooter for froyo provided by Cyanogen. It's somewhere in the ROMs thread.

It'll re-enable your root and su access.

I just tried to re-push my build.prop as well, but encountered the operational error. So I reflashed Cyan's quick rooter, and all is well again. :)
[Nexus One General] gchglobal:
Full FRF72

I pulled what is supposed to be a full FRF72 from this site. htcpedia and tried to flash. I got the item is not signed. Tried to sign it with a couple methods which all show as they work, but it still tells me that the file is not signed.

Any ideas?
[Nexus One General] chowlala:
Grab the file from the first link on this thread instead.
[Nexus One General] leonnib4:
read the thread

you are many to have had this error
[Nexus One General] sergey.povzner:
Sorry, false alarm.

At first, location refused to work through 2G or 3G despite rebooting, disabling/enabling "use wireless networks" for location, etc. But after I turned on Wi-Fi, location through 2G/3G now works even with Wi-Fi off. Weird.
[Nexus One General] slowz3r:
Swype, updated to work on this build
[Nexus One General] ATnTdude:
Yeah, and the one method intended to fix that, as the other kind gentleman suggested (fastboot erase boot), isn't working. Might have to wait and see if someone comes out with something that does work, or pass on FRF72 altogether. I'm not entirely dissatisfied with FRF50, just wish the browser would stop occasionally bloating up to 50MB because it's not clearing cache or browsing history correctly.

I will add that, even with the write error, the phone will still boot to home and the build.prop gets updated to show FRF72. It's just a little sluggish. Reboot didn't fix it, so I went back to my previous nandroid image.
[Nexus One General] robwscott83:
HEY GUYS... know im a bit late on this post but ive been trying all day to get this update working... started off with the orgional that was out.. then i realized that since it is rooted i cant use that one... then i tried this one which allowed me to get a little futher but it stops in the middle of instillation with this warning

E:no space left on device

E:error writing BOOT...

E:failure at line 8

please any help is apprecieated this is my first time attempting anything like this on my n1 i bought the phone rooted preloaded with froyo and i like to consider myself somewhat compitent when it comes to this stuff but for some reason i am having a hell of a time getting this update to work .. please any help is apprecieated thanks in advance..
[Nexus One General] chowlala:
Did you try wiping cache, dalvik and all that?
[Nexus One General] ATnTdude:
Same issue I'm having. I wiped everything, reflashed standalone FRF50 ROM from modaco. nothing. The boot partition seems to be out of space, but adb won't let me erase either.

Kevin@teslacoil's errored at line 8 as above.

Lox_Dev's errored at line 64 (IIRC)

Trying leonnib4's now...and it gave me an invalid signature error.
[Nexus One General] robwscott83:
ohh man i think that may be beyond my capabilites ... lol... i may just have to wait for OTA or something.... lol... i have an app that cleans my cache if thats what your talking about... lol... other then that... :S... lol.. ill jus sit back n watch the boards i gues.. lol thnx guys..
[Nexus One General] PsychoPomp:
Can anyone tell me if DocumentsToGo paid version and Note Everything Pro work with FRF72? I have a non-rooted nexus on tmobile us.
[Nexus One General] ATnTdude:
It's easier than it sounds, but the main point is that none of it worked.
[Nexus One General] robwscott83:
watchin a few youtube videos on how they loaded the previous build...(or whatever.) please dont be too critical.. like i said i am a noob...but ive had a couple android phones under my belt in the last few months just not one that is so so open... (milestone, xperiax10, now my new pride n joy...)

when i boot up into recovery mode(power button +up on the volume rocker)

the screen comes up but before i can do any thing it stalls for a few seconds and then it shows words at the bottom.. it kind of flashes too fast to fully see what it sys but i can make out a few 0's like its saying mb-0 , something to that affect... just wondering if any body else is getting that and what yours says... AGAIN dont be to critical pls..

next thing i notice is on the youtube videos when they load into recovery theres the triangle symbol which i dont see and they talk about having to press up on the volume rocker +power(i think) to bring them to another menu and thats where it finds the zip to flash.....

i dont have that process so i m wondering if its because im screwin it up or if its because its a different version it requires a different method...

and also i have one other question they say to make a back up using nandroid i THINK i did this is that also done through the recovery boot menu?????? you go to backup then nanddroid back up??? and if so where or how do i access that if i have to do a restore in case i really screw somthing up...

thanks again for the help guys.. sorry if i sound dumb...but jus tryna learn how to get the most outa my phone.... :)....
[Nexus One General] DMaverick50:
not rooted and they both work for me.
[Nexus One General] PsychoPomp:
Sorry to sound redundant, but the Docs2Go PAID (key) version does work on FRF72 non-rooted?

I am a writer and rely on docs2go very much. I have seen you on these forums for quite a while and trust your information, however I want it to be clear that it is the paid version I am asking about. I understood the paid version did not show up on FRF50.
[Nexus One General] clickwir:
Here's some good life advise... if you rely on something for your livelyhood, don't use beta/testing products. I speak from experience.

Unless, of course, that's what you are writing about. But if it's not, I would strongly suggest keeping it stock. IMO :)
[Nexus One General] ryan22158:
Same thing for me here. I had the error on the boot.img file. My phone booted fine, and I expected to have FRF50 still. However, I have 72. It does seem a little sluggish. If Google fixed the market I will keep this build. I could barely even update my apps with FRF50. I think there is a reason FRF50 was a very limited release.

The error might have to do with that the update is using entire files instead of only updating the files. Then again I know very little of the Android flashing process.

update: market works great now. I can actually load app descriptions on edge without waiting for 2 plus minutes :)
[Nexus One General] Lamar720:
Before this update I use to get f/c on my google maps every time I did a search. Now it seems to work fine.
[Nexus One General] chinozzz:
WORKED!!!

This is actually the only one that worked for me!!!

Thank You!
[Nexus One General] r0adki111:
Ok so flame all you want, but I can't seem to find any reliable documentation stating what exactly what this new build has improved. Anyone got a link? My **** is setup nice right now, so what is the benefit of this build?
[Nexus One General] Lamar720:
I don't know for sure but, I been on wifi for about 2 hours and using my phone for the web and market etc. etc. and my battery has not drained at all. lol

Plus the Google maps issue I was having I posted about 3 posts up has been fixed.

A official word on what it does ..... who knows? but, I haven't went wrong with trusting google yet. lol
[Nexus One General] jmbneaf:
cp: not found ???

Updated to the rooted FRF72 w/o problem, but .. . .

Anyone noticing that the copy 'cp' command does not work? I get the following error in terminal and shell (using adb shell command)....

cp: not found

Any ideas???

~J

PS: the command 'su cp . . . . ." returns a permission denied as well

of course before starting any of this I 'su' to get the # prompt :-)
[Nexus One General] leonnib4:
cat SOURCE > DESTINATION
[Nexus One General] worker1:
You have to link it to busybox. Try this: busybox cp -s busybox cp
[Nexus One General] jmbneaf:
Forgot to note I'm using Windows 7 OS

~J
[Nexus One General] DMaverick50:
I found out what's different, my mms no longer works. It says its resizing is there a setting to adjust the resizing size?

That's weird I had no problems with apps on 50. As for docs to go, I opened a word document, typed a bit then saved it without problems. But since I didn't have issues on 50 and you did, you may not have the same result as I on 72...
[Nexus One General] nxt:
Anyone do the build.prop "fix" for protected apps not showing on market? Does it work?

I'm in a hotel right now with no USB cable to do ADB, so I can't do it, tried doing terminal way but having no luck moving the build.prop files.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
so this new release broke the battery level indicator?

:)

jk
[Nexus One General] jmbneaf:
I have been trying, but with ADB REMOUNT not working and cp command not working in terminals not getting anywhere.

Can't even get Busybox installed like this . . .

For now, I'm going back to my earlier Nandroid backup with FRF50

~J
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
i'm pretty sure the stock ROM sets hsxpa=2 so you DO have full HSUPA. its only cyanogen ROMs that do not have this enabled, since those ROMs set hsxpa=1 which is only 3.6 Mbps down and 384Kbps upload.
[Nexus One General] Ryanmo5:
Yes it works, did for me ;)
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Just look on one of the tech sites that reported FRF72's existence. Pretty sure its just browser and Flash improvements.
[Nexus One General] footboydog:
Odd thing happened to me after following these steps on my FRF50 (modaco's vanilla rooted update):

1.) Updated using Tesla's zip yesterday. Wi-fi worked fine (I think).

2.) Realised today I had lost root so applied Cyanogen's froyo rooter.

After this I was unable to start Wi-fi. It said "Error" next to the start Wi-fi checkbox and in logcat I saw:

ERROR/WifiService(89): Failed to load Wi-Fi driver.

Solution:

I saw that bcm4329.ko was new in Tesla's zip so I took the one from modaco's FRF50 and pushed it to my phone. Rebooted and Wi-fi came back.

I guess I have an outdated Wi-fi driver now (there's a .p file for it in Google's FRF72 zip) but at least it works!
[Nexus One General] _yojoe_:
My FRF72 observations

Here's what I noticed after running FRF72 for a while now:

- battery draining massively improved

- wifi tethering works now (on FRF50 I couldn't enable it)

- on FRF50 I sometimes noticed short freezes/hangs, those are gone now
[Nexus One General] apratomo:
Hi guys

Anybody experience glitch on 3g/hsdpa?

for some reason (idle how it started) I can't connect using 3g/hsdpa

I choose GSM auto or wcdma preferred then suddenly GSM service goes into emergency call only

But all ok after I set to edge/gprs.

Actually this problem also happened on frf50, I thought update to

Frf72 would help but it still occurs
[Nexus One General] GragDroid:
wtf, the update (stock) from VF GER (Build EPF30) does not work. time to unlock the bootloader now...:cool:
[Nexus One General] ScaredyCat:
I have a similar problem and I am confused as to how some people seem to have root (if they actually do) when using cyanogens rooter on the update. Seems to me that it's a kernel module mismatch that's causing the problem.

I applied this update to get root back instead of using cyanogens one.

SC
[Nexus One General] ram130:
Same here. Been on wifi all day and used my phone for an 1hr straight and only lost 12%. The battery life has certainly improved..I'm easily getting 20-30hours with 2hr display on time and 1hr worth of calls while on 3G. My phone also looses 1-2% per hour on stand by.

Right now its been 12hrs 30min and I'm at 21%...3hr 30min display on time while using some google maps n log me in to check on my pc for 10min. Did like 15min worth of calls and music via Bluetooth. Lots of reading and texting...what an improvement indeed.
[Nexus One General] lwclam:
If I use this update over my rooted FRF50, will I lost all my apps installed?
[Nexus One General] mezhopking:
Hey

I've flashed this new FRF72 rom, but I'm now unable to gain r/w access over adb. I still seem to have root access on the phone.

I'm trying to push a modified build.prop, so that I can see protected apps in the market again. I get this error: 'adbd cannot run as root in production builds

'??

I successfully achieved this on FRF50... any ideas?
[Nexus One General] Lemim0uth:
Regarding apps installation on SD, is there an app that can list all installed application and tell which of them can be moved to SD ? For now (unless I missed something) the only solution is to open each application in the application manager and look if the "Move to SD" button is enabled...
[Nexus One General] johnnie93:
Settings-Applications-Manage applications-On SD card Tab...
[Nexus One General] Lemim0uth:
That lists applications that are currently installed on SD, but not applications that CAN be moved on SD...
[Nexus One General] ScaredyCat:
Apply the update in this post,

^--- up there

SC
[Nexus One General] rohandhruva:
Where did you get this update from? Can you please tell me how is it different from cyanogen's rooter? Should I be using this, instead? Currently, I have flashed cyanogen's frf50 rooter, and pershoots .34 kernel.
[Nexus One General] ScaredyCat:
Here... Note that I did NOT have stock recovery at all I ignored most of that post and pulled down the rooter update only.

The difference is that the Cyanogen rooter breaks my wifi, this doesn't and I get root back. I used this to do my initial update and then the alternative rooter to get root back. The initial update did NOT allow adb remount.

SC
[Nexus One General] footboydog:
I re-flashed with the 2nd zip and root update.zip from here and everything works now:

http://htcpedia.com/forum/showthread.php?p=65478#post65478

I think that's the same file you used.
[Nexus One General] deenn:
updated from frf50 to frf72 without any probs.