[G1 Android Development] studjuice:
Hey guys I'm back. I have uploaded a new test based off the RC1. it does NOT have gapps included this time, because cyanogen changed the update-script in his gapps to do a good job of deleting old ones, and that fixes many problems for people.

So, the rom (from my mediafire page, check there for future updates.)

The Gapps

The Info:

swap is enabled, if you have a swap partition. i only use 32mb of swap, it doesn't need more than that.

there is no more theme, just stock. theme it yourself, use someone else's theme, whatever. LordSeth actually just posted a cool theme right before me that would be good for this build, you need to flash the test2 version. ;) as of test2.3.1 you can change the notification bar color in cmparts

Not working:

batch processes for stuff like titanium backup. only does 2 at a time (for g1's?, mine works)

if you connect to certain wifi (wpa2?), you will get a boot loop. (g1 only? or g1 & 32b?)

test2.3.1+: changing render effects to either salmon or fuscia will make it so that you are unable to see your screen. also, blue is not blue, its yellow?

The Instructions:

download the rom, and the gapps. don't use any gapps that are older than these, this is cyanogen's (updated) gapps taken directly from his OP. so... they are good.

you actually do need to wipe. i usually don't, but had a lot of problems if i didn't (couldn't sign in! so market and gmail wouldn't work... kinda important)

you can try doing a recovery wipe, and doing the first 3 in amon ra. if you have weird errors, or market fc's, then do a "fastboot erase system -w", in fastboot. (it does more. amon ra only wipes data, cache, and dalvik cache. fastboot also erases system.)

after wiping, flash the rom. then flash the gapps. (flash a theme?) then boot.

after boot *boot may take awhile, PATIENCE*, set it up. (i recommend skipping the initial setup wizard. and let it sit for a minute. i always do, seems way faster and less buggy. if you encounter some reboots (should only be one MAYBE two) after starting up, don't freak. it's been noted. if you let your phone chill out before using it, the odds of that happening are a lot lower. :))

The Set-Up:

Settings->Language & Keyboard->Android Keyboard:
-voice input=on symbols keyboard (this puts the comma back onto the main keyboard :), important for mytouch users)
SpareParts
-change window and transition animations to FAST :)
ADWLauncher:
-screen preferences: desktop scrolling speed and desktop overshoot = 100
-drawer settings: horizontal drawer=off, drawer columns portrait=5/6, zoom effect speed=300,
-system preferences: home button binding=move to default desktop, swipe up actions=none, system persistent=on/off (depends what you want, it stays in memory better now, so it can be left off without as much hassle.)
CyanogenMod Settings:
-application settings: install location=internal (this helps g1's to not lose widgets after reboot, on auto it save the app internal, and widget info external and doesn't load the widget info when it boots... aka auto is not intelligent :P)
-performance settings: use jit-on/off (up to you. im using it on right now, i've used it off for about 6 days. makes browser noticeably faster). enable surface dithering=off (makes it a lot faster, and makes 3D gallery way less slow)
Reboot.

Before you think about telling us that "blah doesn't work right" or any kind of problems you have, you need to include this info:

Exactly WHAT test rom did you use?

What gapps did you use?

how did you wipe? (don't say "full wipe" "all" or anything like that. tell whether you wiped data, cache, dalvik with amon ra, or whether you did a fastboot erase)

Did you flash a theme? who's? from where? Was the problem there before flashing the theme?

Any other info you can include before the problem happened, your thoughts on what caused/causes it, and what you've tried so far to remedy it.

Thanks :)

Updates:

fix_permissions is not your friend anymore, reports of it breaking rom/recovery

don't turn on compcache, there have been reports of it being evil and destroying su who is our friend.

if disabling JIT, after a reboot your phone will reboot again after you try to use it.

using rom manager to flash clockwork, may just flat out break your recovery.

cm6-rc1-test2.4.1:

fixed a few more script things, made fix permissions firstboot.sh. moved swap script so it would collaborate, commented out the swap part of userinit.sh

fixed the cmparts that i broke :'(

cm6-rc1-test2.4:

updated to new adw, takes up much less space, more efficient. :)

dithering should be off by default.

a few of the bigger apks.

did a lot of script modifying (removed some, added some, edited some)

added the bootanimation back

splash screen takes a long time, don't freak. first boot it's fix permissions, and it's zipaligning. after a few times it won't take AS long.

cm6-rc1-test2.3.2:

added launcherpro, it's more pleasant for low mem phones :).

removed the system/audio folder and replaced it with a more optimized one to make room for launcherpro. there is only .648MB left in system though, and this may cause problems, if you need space either delete the launcher you don't use or delete the boot animation

cm6-rc1-test2.3.1:

newer cmparts, now you can change the color of notification bar.

removed rom manager, tired of helping people fix a broken recovery.

cm6-rc1-test2.3:

changed the swap implementation to the script from superbad1.4.1, now is for block3 people, and shouldn't error out if you don't have a partition.

new cmparts from nightly

cm6-rc1-test2.2:

fixed a few script errors.

added a bootanimation by six6sicks.

put swap later in the init.d script cycle

cm6-rc1-test2.1:

removed boot animation. i added a nice smooth one, but it screwed up swap. somehow. you have been warned, but get it here. the red one is smooth.

cm6-rc1-test2:

added supersettings (blue led removed)

added firerats newer mountsd script