yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] Remanifest:
This rom is awesome! I was having some problems with Cyanogen 5.0.8 and CompleteEclair... tried this and everything is working perfectly. Thank you!
[G1 Android Development] crodgers79:
Lfd: Any update on v1.9?

Lfd,

Any update on when you plan to upload v.1.9? I keep checking your thread on androidinforum.fr and have not seen it yet appear. Any update on its status would be very much appreciated!

Chris R.
[G1 Android Development] Jdom58:
tried to flash this rom over and over again (yes wiping all 5) but it just refuses to play nice, if I make it to the launcher screen opening an app causes freezes constantly which result in reboots getting stuck on the G1 screen.
[G1 Android Development] lefeudedieu:
Hello my friend,

good few worries for Apps2SD course, you must type the command adb shell by the SDK, when I joined the SD do more disassembled!

I put the rights to the root, finalized the theme, I add and then live Walpaper details.

(I still prefer for the moment my SuperEclair which is extremely fast)

15mn for download lol

http://www.androidinforum.fr/htc-dream-android/froyo-spf-edition-t1742.html#p6156

Send the link at your friends

See you later
[G1 Android Development] crodgers79:
Downloading now..

Lfd,

Downloading v.1.9 now (5PM Eastern Us time).. I will try it out later this evening and let you know how it performs. and yes, thank you, I did figure out how to start Apps2SD, as you showed, you just need to do this before you begin downloading and installing apps from Market!

All my best,

Chris R.
[G1 Android Development] kboater:
just wanted to update, been running supereclair for a few days. i am clocked at 245 and 576 and its been running pretty well. slowed down just a little lately. I just realized that there is an option to enable jit in supsetup. (i think, its not in english :) ) I also have a 140mb swap.

So i enabled jit, and it rebooted. i checked linpack and got around 3.4 with jit enabled. before i enabled jit i was getting around 2.4. I disabled compcache but left swap and jit enabled. and am getting about 3.7-3.88 on linpack :)

anyway just wanted to let others know, who did not notice like me, that there is an option to enable jit and my linpack score went up :)

EDIT:

Just wanted to update. after letting it settle in after reboot, this thing is flying :)

not just in linpack score, but the whole rom seems much snappier. anyway, just wanted to update what I think jit did
[G1 Android Development] wneq:
I want polish language in this rom !

Please !
[G1 Android Development] sipvn:
sync

Been using it for a week now, and this still very snappy BUT for the past 2 days auto-sync with gmail stopped. Anybody experiencing the same?

Using original super eclair 8.8 not lfd mod.
[G1 Android Development] :
Can someone who downloaded LFD's most recent Froyo from today please put it up on a mirror? I get "access forbidden" when trying to download from his site.

Thanks
[G1 Android Development] juangil:
his site may be down but here is a Mirror.. good for 10 downloads only:o

Froyo by LeFeuDeDieu V2.0

http://rapidshare.com/files/403432038/FroYo_SPF_Edtion_v20_Querty_by.zip.html

MD5: 475A0EA644EB0CD14C9739D3DBF09BF6
[G1 Android Development] :
Thanks

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[G1 Android Development] lefeudedieu:
Hello,

new link :

http://forum.frandroid.com/forum/viewforum.php?id=7

;)
[G1 Android Development] crodgers79:
Results from Lfd 1.9 and 2.0

I spent most of my weekend loading and testing 1.9 only to later find that 2.0 had been released, so I started over with 2.0.

I did a full wipe of my G1, wiped ext, Davlik cache, even battery stats and rotate stats. I also did a repair of the ext (even though it wasn't necessary) and then rebooted and loaded 2.0.

As with other Froyo releases, it's fast to load and fast to boot, no problems there. What I found though was that with no tweaking, just loading my apps from Market (after giving the ROM about a half-hour to settle down) it eventually became sluggish. I got to the point where I was downloading and re-downloading the same app and the app installs began to fail.. I did boot to console, fix permissions, fix UID, you name it and same thing.. after awhile I felt like I was fighting Froyo and overall responsiveness was less than good so it became clear that this wasn't yet to the point where it could be my daily driver. Also, I would point out that I spent a great deal of time with the 1.9 release and had very similar results regarding sluggishness after loading apps and many of the same problems that's why I immediately jumped on the 2.0 release. And yes, I invoked the Apps2SD command as-directed and Apps2SD works fine. Unfortunately it looks like there's still much to be done to make Froyo as quick and responsive and worry-free as some of these new Eclair releases.

Your mileage may vary and perhaps you had better luck than I, but I put in about 8 hours over two days testing these ROMs only to go back to an Eclair ROM.

Respectfully submitted,

Chris R.
[G1 Android Development] Uncle Irish:
wrong place
[G1 Android Development] oneG:
SuperCSDI VS SuperEclair

I have two G1s: one Donut and the other Eclair. There is no faster more snappier rom on 1.6 than SuperCSDI v4 and since then I haven't switched to anything else. Sadly nothing has come close to CDSI's speed and responsiveness, not even SuperEclair. Strangly even though SuperEclair8.8 averages higher on linpack results it still suffers from moments of lag and delay that CDSI rarely see's except the occasional contact/dialer pause. And for the record both devices have the same settings (i.e. OC, swappiness, compcache) I even activated JIT and CDSI was still more fluid. Its been awhile since I've done my research but is this due to Eclair's memory management? Will SuperEclair ever match SuperCSDI?? And is this the final frontier for Eclair?
[G1 Android Development] G1ForFun:
SuperCSDI is a treasure...will always remember how good she treated me. :p

I don't think you'll ever see that kind of speed on a g1....it just wasn't meant to be.
[G1 Android Development] kboater:
im on mt3g. im not sure i ever tried csdi, ive flashed so many roms that i honostly cant remember :)

but i can say for a fact, for me, that this is the fastest 2.1 i have ever had on my phone and is not slowing down or lagging within a couple of days. i have jit and swap enabled and compcache off. i have jit enabled through supsetup.

hoping that 2.2 brings us back towards 1.6 (or faster) speed and stability. 2.2 is supposed to be more lightweight then 2.1 so hopefully 2.2 with jit will be better then all the 2.1's. (but this 2.1 is pretty good for me)
[G1 Android Development] MattDrumz:
How is this ROM in terms of speed and battery life? I loved SuperCSDI (been thinking about flashing that again). I'm running CM 5.0.8 right now.
[G1 Android Development] kboater:
look at my post above.

on linpack im getting 3.8 with jit and swap enabled and compcache disabled. been off charger for 14 hours and have 49% left :)

the speed does seem to be more then just numbers too, i dont have the usual lag that i get with eclair's after a couple of days
[G1 Android Development] amgarlin:
After flashing this Rom a few market apps became unavailable to me. Shape writer, swipe, and my USAA banking app. Anybody else having similar problems?
[G1 Android Development] amgarlin:
You enable a2sd in the application settings and in the application manager you have the option to move apps between system memory and sdcard
[G1 Android Development] raimeiken:
I have a problem with this rom.

Whenever I back out of an App, it doesn't turn the app off. it still runs in the background. I have to go to my taskmanager and turn them off manually. It gets annoying quickly.

does this happen to anyone else?
[G1 Android Development] kboater:
i just tried it and your right. however, still by far the best 2.1 i have used with oc, swap, and jit.

i use the free version of advanced task manager, it has a widget i put on my home screen. i just press it once in a while and it ends all the apps i dont have excluded

but your right and i did not notice it until you mentioned it
[G1 Android Development] hartej:
Wow - this is fast! Installed, made sure JIT was enabled, used the OC'd kernel to get 710Mhz and then ran a few benchmarks - getting 4.5-4.7 MFLOPS on linpack, and scores of 30FPS (no sound) and 26FPS (with sound) on Neocore.

Putting it another way - running at 537Mhz on this gives me similar performance to running CM5.07 at 710Mhz

Great work!
[G1 Android Development] Noxxolous:
Much Appreciated...

but a lil late though :D:p
[G1 Android Development] kboater:
what OC kernel are you using? im using the one that came with the rom and it only lets me oc to 576, but still getting 3.8 mflops on linpack :)
[G1 Android Development] maverickcri:
I have problem to enable JIT with Supsetup4: SU FC each time and than any applications that use SU go to FC. I think it's no stable Rom
[G1 Android Development] Nismo300zx:
try wiping and flashing it again this rom works fine
[G1 Android Development] crodgers79:
Agreed: This is the one I come home to

I know that all of the hoopla and hub-bub now surrounds the release of CM6 Froyo RC1 but after trying the nightly builds and RC1, I still come back to SuperEclair 8.8!

The Froyo builds all start to bog down once you load apps and then you start to lose disk space as the Apps2SD implementation in Froyo is less than perfect. Even when I got Froyo RC1 running well I kept thinking "What's the advantage to this? Where are all the improvements in Froyo?" and then I decided that Froyos' overall performance just didn't match SuperEclair 8.8's, not by a long-shot, so I went back to SuperEclair 8.8.

I'm not dissing anyone's work, especially Cyanogen's he's a legend for sure, I just thought that I'd point out that SuperEclair 8.8 is super-fast, everything works and it's easy-to-use. I was surprised to find that in all the recent development activity that my trusty old SuperEclair 8.8 had moved down into the depths of page 3.

For those frustrated with Froyo, give this one a try! No scripts, Firerat patches, Apps2SD tricks, over-clocked kernels or special tricks required, it's just fast right-out-of-the-box!

Props to Super@tmel for a great Eclair ROM!

Respectfully submitted,

Chris R.
[G1 Android Development] HTCMDA:
I cannot get a data signal. I used supsetup, clicked the restore whatever APN thing that was in spanish. Then i went to settings-wireless networks-apn, hit menu reset default.

then added one for t-mobile US.

apn: epc.tmobile.com

then i hit menu save. restarted, and nothing happend. can't connect to data.
[G1 Android Development] ruk_design:
Well mate first of all many many thanks for this great Fast rom. i really love it. its the best i have ever used. and sure its fully stable. so waiting for your next release :) cheers.
[G1 Android Development] HTCMDA:
Again, I'm having issues with this ROM. everyone keeps saying how zippy and fast it is. but i have horrible lag between screens when flicking to the next.

I have a 96mb swap section on my sd card, comp cache is enabled, and linux swap (in supsetup)

everytime i open something up, it always goes back to the home screen, then opens. it never opens from where i select the item.

this is the 3rd install of this rom.

but at least my data works now...

what settings are you guys using that cause it to be so "fast"

thx
[G1 Android Development] lossfabulous:
ROM went into an unbreakable .acore force-close loop when I tried to enable JIT and swap. Had to be wiped and reflashed... still found it pretty laggy. Linpack reported MFLOPS of only about 1.2-1.5 max out of the box. Switched back to Super D 1.11 and am getting 2.3-2.5 out of box with same SetCPU settings (although to be fair I didn't try to tweak things further in SuperEclair after the FC loop).
[G1 Android Development] Jdom58:
Man no matter how many times I try to flash and test this ROM it just freezes after the first initital boot. When the sign in screen opens to log into google for the first time it just freezes up and forces a battery pull in order to reboot then it gets stuck on the G1 screen.

any suggestions?
[G1 Android Development] raimeiken:
I'm having a problem with the music player. It won't let me refresh the library of songs that I have. I put some new music in the SD card and also changed some tags on several songs, but when I got into the music app, it won't refresh to show the new songs.

I even tried using other music apps and it still won't refresh or update the library.

does anyone have a solution for this?
[G1 Android Development] snkrfrkr127:
NOOB IN NEED!! ok so i flashed this rom and its stuck in the "android supereclair" screen but all my buttons are lit and the screen keeps loading.... what did/ didnt i do?
[G1 Android Development] nighthawk626:
not tryna say u guys didnt but did u make sure u wiped everything clean and also repair your partitions? ive been using this rom for about a month now and loving it. havent found any better.:)
[G1 Android Development] Chaosmstr:
Super Eclair 8.8 and stream audio

Nice rom. Lots of features and speed.

Everything seems to work well, though I only checked it out for a couple of days.

One problem I found with a streaming audio app (iheartradio) is that the audio is choppy.

The app is installed on internal memory.

The audio is streamed while on Wifi and plugged into AC.

I changed the linux swap on/off, swapiness from 10% to 100%, Compcache on/off.. basically every memory option I could find.

Nothing I did changed this behavior.

For now, I have reverted back to another ROM. If someone can suggest something else to tweak to solve the issue, I'm all for it.

I've got a Nandriod backup of everything so it's quick and easy to switch back.

This seems a wonderful rom. Fast, stable and with lots of tweaking features.

Good job!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] dogbone414:
where can i get need for speed shift at?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] driguez:
Gamestop

;)

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[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] mrono:
HAHAHA

shift isn't out for android yet
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heresy_fnord:
There is an app on iphone app that allows you to to remote into the iphone from your computer and use it remotely (ie. like logmein, remote desktop, pc anywhere, etc.). Is there any sort of app like that for Android phones?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unCoRrUpTeD:
Working on this right now. There is one that lets you do it over wifi (swiFTP). I have dyndns setup on my phone with a website redirect to it. I just need to get an ftp server that can actually detect that and all should be good. Once I get it working I will start a thread with step by step directions. It took me a little bit of time to get dyndns working right on my phone. I'lll post a link here when I get it all figured out.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heresy_fnord:
Cool. You are referencing FTP though. Are you saying you're developing an app for full remote access / control of the phone? Or just a way to transfer files to the phone via Wifi / cell network?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jerry43812:
I'll be damned... I started a thread asking the same question today!
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unCoRrUpTeD:
I tried writing an app a while back, but got so confused I decided not to even try. I want to be able to control my phone, but also access its files over the internet so that where ever I am I can access my phone. My first goal is accessing files and the remote part is just something I thought was cool. Everything that I have tried with remote control access runs real slow so I am trying to tweak with the kernel to see if it helps.

I know..
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dave2582:
First off, your contacts should have been saved when you first created a google account when you got the EVO. After you completed part 1 of the root process, when you reboot your phone, you should gotten a prompt if you wanted to sign in to google. Since you are an existing customer, sign in, and within minutes, your contacts will show.

Second, it is highly recommended that you do part 2 of unlocking Nand protection so that you don't have to do extra steps to get into recovery mode and can get into it from within android.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dave2582:
Also, the blank phone that you saw was/is completely normal, since when you flashed the pc36img file, it ultimately erases all user data on the phone.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Team Scream:
Ok, thanks Dave,

So, in your opinion, was I successful in rooting the phone?

And where did I fail in trying to get a custom rom installed?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dave2582:
Seems like you did it just fine. Try flashing the custom rom again if you'd like. Otherwise, go for the gold and do part 2 of unlocking nand protection.

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[HD2 General] Matt V:
After messing with the texting on this phone, I'm not a fan of the black screen that shows individual messages, I much prefer the "all messages" tab in conversation mode, is there anyway to permanently keep it like that instead of having to go back to that each time?
[HD2 General] Karmaz:
Take the Messages tab out of Quick links and create a messages shortcut in the program tabs. Then when you click on messages, it always goes to thread.
[HD2 General] Matt V:
Awesome, that worked perfectly. Thanks.
[HD2 General] jay-red:
I am having the worst time trying to figure this out, i made a seperate thread about this but cant get it to work. I cant find the file "messages" only "messaging" and in the other thread it is stressed that it needs to be the "messages" file. Are you guys on a stock rom?
[HD2 General] rlacsamana1989:
I have a custom rom and mine is under htc messages. but great find because i much rather have this also.
[HD2 General] Matt V:
I went by Karmaz's advice and it's working great. I'm on Kumar's classic ROM.
[HD2 General] jay-red:
just flashed to kumars rom and got it working perfect, and so far i like this rom the best.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Javafiend:
I have 2 questions, if y'all have the time...

1) What is the MAX speed class of the MSD card that phone can use?

2) Is there anyway to delete the bloatware that T-Mobile loaded to the phone.

Thank you in advance for your assistance with these questions.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] migueltherocker:
1) Class 6 if I'm not mistaken

2)It's kind of hard, since they're installed in /system, but once we have a more complete root process it'll be a breeze.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Javafiend:
Thanks for the Help there, But now I have a new problem..

I have a Plantronics 390, Bluetooth Earbud, when I was using my old phone (Nokia 8283) I would get my ring tone in the earbud.. With my MTS I only get 2 short, quiet beeps, then a Pause and repeat. How do I change it so that my Ring tone goes thru the earbud again??

Thanks for the Help..
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tubaking182:
as far as i know this can't be done. if you had stereo bluetooth it may work like that, but i personally like the way it is now and so i have never really looked around to see if it can be done
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Javafiend:
The Reason,

The reason that I ask is that, I drive commercial truck for a living, and it is loud in the cab, almost totally overloading the tone in the headset, with my old ring tone I could hear it just fine.. Is there a Application out there that could handle this? Like something that could lock the headset mode selector to emulate stereo mode??
[EVO 4G General] rockky:
I figure the connection issues will strengthen with updates...but Man these washed out colors are a bummer... bigger for me than capped graphics capacity
[EVO 4G General] Geniusdog254:
Any phone without AMOLED is going to look like that. We're spoiled by the vibrancy of AMOLED, but the switch back to LCD for me is fine. AMOLED has burn in issues, big time.
[EVO 4G General] k2snowboards88:
I agree. The color depth is going to be a deal breaker for me. Photographs just look so unnatural to me on the screen. I noticed it before I knew the phone had a 16bit screen. I thought it was some kind of server side compression degrading the photographs before they made it to the browser. (I have very little experience with android.) I take photography pretty seriously though and most people are probably lucky enough to not notice it.
[EVO 4G General] Geniusdog254:
Im also a serious photographer. However, when you actually see the screen in person instead of in other pictures they look fine. Remember, the Nexus also has a 16 bit screen, it just looks more vibrant because it's AMOLED.
[EVO 4G General] k2snowboards88:
I did notice the 16 bit color in person without knowing that it had a 16 bit screen. I've never seen the nexus 1 so I can't compare it to that. Its definitely not the lack of saturation that bothers me. Its that chintzy quality that a 16 bit screen gives photographs that bothers me, unfortunately.
[EVO 4G General] SMARTPHONEPC:
Yeah I noticed it too in the specs & in use but not sure it's a deal breaker yet for me until I see it compared to the upcoming Samsung Android 24bitphones & iPhone4..
[EVO 4G General] Geniusdog254:
Ahh thats understandable I guess. To each his own.

I don't need my phone to show off my collection or view pictures. I have a Zune HD I use for media & have loaded up with music & my photo collections. OLED and good color depth, so it fits my needs.
[EVO 4G General] k2snowboards88:
Fair enough. I wouldn't have posted in this thread if I knew that the nexus one also had a 16 bit screen. I just took the OP's word for the nexus having a high color depth.

for myself, one of my favorite things to do when I'm bored is just browse flickr for inspiration and fun. The 16 bit screen would but a big damper on that pastime.
[EVO 4G General] jigglywiggly:
I don't really note the lack of colors(I am not color blind), I just love how the colors that are there are extremely vibrant.
[EVO 4G General] rockky:
yeah....guess I shouldda had this view comin in
[EVO 4G General] rockky:
I wouldnt get the iphone again....but.... the upcoming screen quality should be extraordinary.

Hey the screen is our interface...its important to me.
[EVO 4G General] bobdude5:
after 2 weeks of getting rid of your nexus one you wont notice and the display will look real nice...AND you can see the damn screen in the sun..i hated that so much about my nexus, and the multitouch sensor
[EVO 4G General] madsquabbles:
There's way too much blue in the screen also - too much blue can give a pink tint also bc it kills the green.

It makes me wonder why you can't adjust color on these $500 (retail) phone yet on a 200 netbook I can.

At first I thought plugged shadow and washed put highlights were bc of contrast. I didn't guess I should have done more homework.
[EVO 4G General] halorin:
I don't know. I think the screen looks great, and I came from a Nexus One. A friend of mine said the screen looks fake it's so crisp. I like my screen.
[EVO 4G General] sfox8:
Looks amazing to me. Of course AMOLED is going to be better. It's higher quality. The EVO screen is just fine though. A huge step up from my Hero or any of my other devices (sans zune hd)
[EVO 4G General] madsquabbles:
that's the problem with people like us. i work in printing and color correcting photos all day you just end up noticing things most people don't. we fuss for hours over wheter or not a customer would see if there's too much (name a color here) or not.

it's tough looking at magazines and critiquing the printing instead of the content sometimes, lol.
[EVO 4G General] apollooff320:
the color are worst then my Hero.
[EVO 4G General] sfox8:
You've gotta be kidding me. Either something must be wrong with your EVO or you must have had an amazing Hero because the EVO beats my Hero in screen clarity and color hands down. I gave the Hero to my mother and even looking at it right now, there's just no competition.