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[Nexus One Android Development] Manacit:
I'm using wildmonks latest no720p kernel and I'm getting great speeds and good battery life.
[Nexus One Android Development] Logic_:
Thanks for recommending, I'll try that one and see how it goes. My main concern with kernels is my system's stability. But since this ROM is practically stock I'm guessing most kernels should do fine? :)
[Nexus One Android Development] RReeD:
I've tried several kernels but non of them menage to start my phone.

I assume it because it's a new system :/
[Nexus One Android Development] Arcarsenal:
I can confirm this on my end as well, but I don't really recall ever seeing a context menu in the dialer... I forget where it goes, can you remind me?
[Nexus One Android Development] Geo411m:
That should work. Maybe it's using the cache from the old launcher's setting? Try wiping dalvik-cache and see if that works.

I haven't noticed anything different. I believe it's a small update with minor fixes. I here it fixes the wifi bug but I've never had the experience to know for sure.

Are think the setting you are referring to are from Wysie's modded dialer. Only the AOSP version had that mod.
[Nexus One Android Development] RReeD:
As I remember when i was at the dialer and i pressed at the 'menu' button it showed me option of settings.

correct me if I'm wrong i just can't find where to cancel the hepatic of the dialer and i think it was there
[Nexus One Android Development] Nikos_s3:
stock ROM has got no options pressing menu button when in dialer(phone), unless you actually press some numbers. Then it gives you the options to save them as a new number etc..

On the other hand, menu button works fine when in other tabs of dialer, that is call log,contacts,favorites..;)
[Nexus One Android Development] GldRush98:
This is NOT part of the stock dialer.
[Nexus One Android Development] ultra99:
Hey Geo, any fix for trackball with Arabic support?

Another thing, I just want to understand, App2sd addon is the same as app2ext? cuz i already have an ext3 partition with apps in it.
[Nexus One Android Development] GldRush98:
Before install: 30mb free internal space

After install: 0mb free internal space.

What is going on with this rom? Why is it eating up all the internal space left?
[Nexus One Android Development] Logic_:
You get stuck in a bootloop too? I don't get it, I whiped everything twice!
[Nexus One Android Development] LeapSwitch|Ishan:
This is the fastest ROM I have ever used.

I was on 2.1 then Paul's first froyo and then MCR r21. Nothing compares to Geo's FRG83.

Awesome work.

Ishan
[Nexus One Android Development] sonnysekhon:
Sorry if this is irrelevant but it's so awesome that I had to share it.

Using FRF91 Black Bar 6.1 with Setcpu and Power Manager, battery lasted 3days and 7.5 hours with moderate use and still 11% left.
[Nexus One Android Development] Geo411m:
I couldn't get trackball succession working with the Arabic support. It seems it's already patched with trackball support so trying to update the files in the framework wasn't a good thing. We need to go to the developer of the Arabic support patch for the source or to create a new patch with the new framework.

App2sd and app2ext are essentially the same thing. I used Darktremor's latest 2.7.5.1.

Any bet it's the dalvik-cache. Wipe your cache's and you should get back some space.

Thanks :)

That's great! I'm going to have to try those programs together.
[Nexus One Android Development] niftydl:
Would you mind sharing your settings? It looks like you don't have 3G or data enabled in the screenshot? Are you actively using data/email apps? What are your SetCPU parameters?

Thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] sonnysekhon:
Wifi was on most of the time but it was disabled in the screenshot because the battery was so low that my power manager profile turned Wifi off. I had 2 Gmail accounts, 1 Facebook account, the News widget and Beautuful home widget set to sync. I don't have a data connection. Also voice calls were around 2 hours total.

Here are the settings:

Setcpu: Scaling On Demand

Screen Off

Priority 100 384 max 245 Min

Battery<20

Priority 98 384 max 245 Min

battery<35

Priority 94 460 max 245 Min

Battery<96

Priority 89 614 max 245 Min

Charging/Full

Priority 50 998 max 245 Min

Power Manager Settings:

Battery powered

Display 57

Timeout 1 min

Wifi Do Not Change

BT Do Not Change

Sync Do Not Change

Low battery

Display 0

Timeout 15 sec

Wifi Disable

BT Disable

Sync Disable

A/C powered

Display 255

Timeout 1 min

Wifi Enable

BT Do Not Change

Sync Enable

Computer powered

Same as A/C powered
[Nexus One Android Development] stumo5:
I'm pleased to confirm that FRG83 has fixed my wifi bug!

I've been using it all weekend without a single wifi reconnect issue. Previously (even on FRG33) I'd always have to use wifixer, because the wifi would never (about 90% of the time) reconnect after sleep.

This only started happening after I got an AT&T model N1, my previous TMob N1 never had this issue in over 8 months of use. So I cna confirm that only some phones have this bug, but when they do have it, they do have it!
[Nexus One Android Development] gcgspain:
I am having trouble deciding which one to flash: FRG83 Stockbar v1.2 or Completely Stock Deodexed with busybox. Are both deodexed or just the second one. I seem to understand the latter one is 100% stock plus busybox and stockbar 1.2 supports trackball wake, theming, etc...

Am I right??
[Nexus One Android Development] Geo411m:
All my ROMs are deodexed so they all support theming. The first one has no mods or updated apps while the other has trackball awake, trackball alerts, updated apps, speed improvements etc...
[Nexus One Android Development] gcgspain:
A friend has installed Completely Stock Deodexed with busybox but trackball wake does not seem to be working, does he have to activate it somewhere???
[Nexus One Android Development] redraiderj:
Hi Geo, can I flash FRG83 Stockbar v1.2 over FRG83 Stockbar v1.1?
[Nexus One Android Development] dancat:
I am completely confused now. Which of the ROMS is 'the first one' which is 'the other'? Which contains the improvements and updated apps?

From the first post (OP) i assume that 'FRG83 Stockbar v1.2' is the one with the improvements and 'Completely Stock Deodexed' is just a deodexed stock ROM. Am i right?
[Nexus One Android Development] aureliusmaximus:
Hi Geo!

Thanks for a wonderful rom (again)! Just one question: is it possible to include Dutch as a language? Or: how can I do that myself? (if possible).

Used to have an old swype version with the Dutch dictionary but that has expired, no really notice the 'strange' errors in my texts :-s

Thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] amw_jjj:
I just flashed FRG83 blackbar v1.2 over v1.1 without any problem ( no wipe etc. )

I would imagine that it the same thing with stockbar version.
[Nexus One Android Development] Talderon:
When flashing over anything without a full wipe, the only thing I wipe is Dalvik-Cache, other than that, was very simple and easy to install 1.2 over 1.1.
[Nexus One Android Development] Talderon:
Ok, having some weird issues...

The phone is locking up when plugging into USB. The charge light comes on, but the phone will not wake up when pressing Trackball or the Power Button.

The phone is still responsive in the fact that I can connect to it via ADB. I just go into adb shell and initiate a reboot. I will try and do a logcat if it happens again (could not do it this time as I needed the phone for a Conf Call).
[Nexus One Android Development] Webdk95:
A2SD

Hi, and thanks for that, but I have a problem with A2SD, i installed :

- FRG83 Stockbar v1.2

and after :

- Partition SD ext3 256mb

then,

- FRG83 A2SD Add-on

With RA_nexus v.1.7.0.1

But after full wipe and reboot i don't have A2SD in memory menu

but with terminal : "a2sd check" seems to be ok

what have I forgotten? ? :)

Thx et sorry for my english
[Nexus One Android Development] ultra99:
Great! But did you get your Display % so low, I'm always getting it the highest, eventhough it's set on auto?
[Nexus One Android Development] sonnysekhon:
Don't set your display to auto. Instead, create profiles in Power manager.

I posted my settings a few posts above (page 95 I think).

You can always use Quick settings if you want to change the display at your whim.

When you are done, go back to Power manager and select the desired profile to revert back to the exact setting.

Hope this doesn't sound convoluted.
[Nexus One Android Development] ziekrage:
OTA Update?

I'm using "FRG33 Blackbar Apps2sd v2" with mythamp's matching theme and I just got an OTA notification for the official 2.2.1 update. (found it in /cache/c8847c98b948.signed-passion-FRG83-from-FRF91.c8847c98.zip and its md5 matches the one discussed in "Nexus One > Nexus One Q&A > Android 2.2.1 updates installation")

I can delete this update file, but being that my bootloader is still locked and I'm soft rooted via Constrabus' tutorial ([Tutorial] Root FRF91/FRF85B/FRF83/FRF72 (T-Mo/AT&T) Without Unlocking (100% Working)), how do I go about denying future OTA downloads so I don't risk breaking root by accident?

Edit: Don't know if this is general knowledge, but deleting the update zip and having the phone reboot/install anyway resulted in a failed update in recovery, but no more OTA notice (for the moment) after reboot.
[Nexus One Android Development] DeadlyData:
I flashed this without doing a full wipe and now I'm getting that all my applications stop working and I need to force close them as soon as I boot.

I had just updated via OTA previous to rooting/flashing this, and I have a locked bootloader/used RA Recovery(Latest) to flash the image provided.

After flashing the ROM I also flashed mythamp's theme as well as the other zips you provided (I'm not sure if it was optional I.E. Flash stockbar for the stock bar options or flash blackbard for blackbar only, but I flashed all of them stockbar first then blackbar asuming it it was optional one would overwrite the other).

Anyway, now my phone is stuck rebooting and saying Emergency Calls only, by

"Rebooting".. I mean it goes back to the "X" animation.

This is my first time every rooting/flashing my Nexus with a custom ROM/Applying custom themes can anyone help me fix this?

(In order to gain root I followed a guide using the rageagainstthecage exploit, as well as running "freenexus" to obtain busybox and etc)

EDIT:

Wiped, re-flashed disappointed that I lost my contacts but expected it to happen (*facepalm*).

And to my surprise I still have amazon mp3 wtf?... lol.

Anyway gonna try to flash the theme/blackbar again now.

EDIT #2:

I guess I'm ignorant and didn't read I'm guessing the reason I had an issue is because mythamp's theme isn't for FRG83 yet.

EDIT #3:

Ok, Guess I answered my own questions via trial and error.

Got your ROM installed, fully wiped, and running the blackbar add-on now just waiting for mythamp's theme to be updated :D.
[Nexus One Android Development] OutlawPro:
I assume Completely Stock Deodexed is pre-rooted?
[Nexus One Android Development] player911:
I just got an OTA update and came here to find out... only to see Geo already has it cooked up.

Already on it.
[Nexus One Android Development] galaxys:
Just an update that FRG83 Stockbar v1.2 is great so far (no addons)!
[Nexus One Android Development] sonnysekhon:
I started getting the OTA system update notifications for 2.2.1 like every 5 minutes. This is annoying the bejesus out of me.

I want to keep the FRF91 Black-bar 6.1. Any way to turn off the update notification.
[Nexus One Android Development] Anksta:
Geo411m,

Just wanted to chime in here to say thanks for the excellent FRG83 ROM.

I do have a small niggling issue though. I had Android Terminal Emulator installed on stock FRF91 and backed up / restored using Titanium Backup. After installing your FRG83 ROM, I found that I had two instances of Android Terminal Emulator - I guess this is because your ROM also includes it.

Thus, I uninstalled the version that I had installed. Unfortunately though, the Market link for my version of the app won't go away. So even though I've uninstalled Android Terminal Emulator, it still shows up in my Market Downloads. The status of it is "Free" instead of "Installed". I'm wondering how I can get it off this list since uninstalling any other application removes it from the Downloads link.

I've tried clearing the Market Data & Cache but this entry does not go away. Any ideas?
[Nexus One Android Development] Talderon:
You assume correctly. :D
[Nexus One Android Development] ziekrage:
What worked for me was to delete the downloaded zip file from /cache then tell it to reboot&install. Your device will then reboot to recovery but fail to update since the file is missing. After that boot your phone normally and the OTA notice should be gone.

It may come back later whenever your nexus decides to check again but so far its been half a day for me with no relapse.

Edit:

On FRF91 the update is might have been downloaded to the root of your microsd instead, /sdcard

If you know some *nix, fire up adb shell and try:

find / -iname *.zip -print

for some possible candidates
[Nexus One Android Development] qrul:
Just finish update FRG83... 1st think i noticed... I got "H" now not "3G" anymore.

Thanks a lot Geo :D
[Nexus One Android Development] cyben76:
I update to FRG83 Completely Stock Deodexed with busybox using ROM Manager. Now it states that i'm low on phome storage. Most of my apps are on SD card, i only have 16mb on phone storage left more. Any ideas? was doing fine on FRG33.
[Nexus One Android Development] DeadlyData:
I noticed the same thing...

I'm not sure if I did something wrong but after flashing the ROM the only app that was installed was "Superuser" as far as I've noticed...

And when I first rebooted Amazon MP3 wasn't removed either, I saw others mentioning Terminal Emulator and etc.

Is it possible I flashed the wrong ROM some how or any way to verify I didn't, I'm not really quite sure what could have caused none of the apps to be there but the ROM to flash successfully.
[Nexus One Android Development] Tenacious Steve:
I currently have your FRF91 Blackbar 6.1 installed and love it. Now, however, I've been getting the nagging update notifications over the past couple of days and guess I have no choice but to change to FRG83 (unless there a way to disable the OTA updates??).

I'm very glad to see you already have a ROM for this update on here, but have a question...do I need to do a FULL install of the ROM or can I just choose to update it over the FRF91?

It's just a PITA to have to update and then completely reinstall all my apps and set everything up like I want it each and every time.

Any suggestions anyone?

Also, just to make sure, in order to get the Blackbar version of FRG83 I need to first install stock and THEN install the Blackbar patch? Does the new FRG83 Blackbar have a battery % yet?
[Nexus One Android Development] notxel21:
Thanks!

Should be my last flash this weekend unless Google decides to release a Froyo 4th of July update!! :D
[Nexus One Android Development] blisk:
So I want to upgrade to something because I have the OTA update popping up to update to 91 and I'm on 85B. I hit it by mistake already and luckily I had 10 seconds to cancel.

I rooted *WITHOUT* unlocking the bootloader via the stickied thread on this forum just yesterday. I want to keep root. Can I apply this FRF91 ROM and still have root?

Is there anything special I should do when I install this ROM so I don't lose root? Thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] Geo411m:
You should be able to update and keep root.
[Nexus One Android Development] _-..zKiLLA..-_:
Thanks for this man :)
[Nexus One Android Development] blisk:
Has that been confirmed by anyone?
[Nexus One Android Development] Geo411m:
No problem.

Not really but other people are updating and I haven't heard of any problems. If you're so worried do a nandroid backup first. This doesn't change your recovery image so you should be able to go back in a worse case scenario.
[Nexus One Android Development] blisk:
Thanks there was another person with another ROM that was reporting some issues but they might not have done it right but there seemed to be a debate about whether or not it touched the recovery. I'll give it a shot preforming a nandroid backup now. Worst comes to worse I saved someone else from losing theirs and I'll just unlock the bootloader.
[Nexus One Android Development] Geo411m:
Trust me this doesn't touch your recovery.
[Nexus One Android Development] Mo_Nexus:
thank you for this. How big is the file supposed to be?
[Nexus One Android Development] Manacit:
Thank you! Thank you!

The one time I didn't want an OTA, google kept trying to push FRF91 on me, but I couldn't update because of my bootloader, it was getting annoying.

Mirrors:

http://facepwn.com/Android/FRF91_Stock_blackbar_deodexed_.zip

[nick@noc Android]$ md5sum FRF91_Stock_blackbar_deodexed_.zip

94243a2fd0d9103c3b8781c89424f9a6 FRF91_Stock_blackbar_deodexed_.zip

http://facepwn.com/Android/FRF91_Stock_deodexed_signed.zip

[nick@noc Android]$ md5sum FRF91_Stock_deodexed_signed.zip

56cbf52dc37ac75f502e730a005d7880 FRF91_Stock_deodexed_signed.zip

:)
[Nexus One Android Development] mooselander:
Nice work. Thank you!
[Nexus One Android Development] ninj0x:
Hey, I'm on an AT&T Nexus One. I'm trying to install the blackbar version and all I get is a boot loop. I wiped already... Should I try something else?

Edit: White version doesn't work either...
[Nexus One Android Development] Geo411m:
You're the first person to have a problem with this rom, did you try wiping Delvak caches. Also, what rom were you on before you updated?
[Nexus One Android Development] ninj0x:
It's weird, this has never happed before and I've flash a dozen ROMs. Right before this I was running MoDaCo r19. I just wiped every option in RA 1.7.0. No dice.
[Nexus One Android Development] there_are_four_lights:
Also on ATT Nexus One (Bell, Canada), wiped cache and dalvik, installed pershoot 2.6.35 rc3 xtra kernel, blackbar running fine here
[Nexus One Android Development] ninj0x:
I'm going to update to RA 1.7.0.1 and report back.
[Nexus One Android Development] Geo411m:
Did you use app to Sd card option?
[Nexus One Android Development] chitownboi24:
I've wiped everything and flashed the roms alot of times but it wont load just keeps looping
[Nexus One Android Development] notxel21:
You included TB wake/alert but not unlock correct? (Any specific reason why?)

Thanks and great work as always. :cool:
[Nexus One Android Development] Geo411m:
Were you also on the Modaco R19 rom?
[Nexus One Android Development] cpm:
Just wipe Dalvik cache and install over. Then reboot and install blackbar. % is included :D
[Nexus One Android Development] Tenacious Steve:
If that keeps me from having to reconfigure everything the way I have it, including having to download all the apps over, that's definitely what I want to do...

Only one thing, how exactly do I go about doing it?? Namely, how do I delete the Dalvik cache prior to installing over the existing ROM?
[Nexus One Android Development] sonnysekhon:
Thanks for your response, but I already caved and flashed Geo's FRG83 1.2.

Hopefully, not too many surprises here.

I already miss the Desire style battery icon:D.
[Nexus One Android Development] sonnysekhon:
Yes. Go to recovery, wipe dalvik cache and then install from zip.

I too flashed this over FRF91 Blackbar 6.1, but chose to do a full wipe to escape any surprises. You can use Titanium backup. I was done with everything in 30 minutes.
[Nexus One Android Development] Tenacious Steve:
Thanks, I will try that route. I've been using "ROM Manager" the last several times without any problems. Super quick and easy even though it may not be the best...seems to get the job done, though.
[Nexus One Android Development] sonnysekhon:
That's what I used too. ROM manager and Titanium backup. With TB you don't have to install all your apps again. Just backup before flashing. After flashing download TB from the market and restore.
[Nexus One Android Development] Tenacious Steve:
Alright, seems to have worked...now on 2.2.1 FRG83 with the blackbar. I have to admit, though, I much MUCH prefer the battery icon of the FRF91 over this one.

Everything else *seems* to be the same except some menus (especially switching) seem to act a bit sluggish. Namely the pop-up menu that comes up when pressing a contact icon. Could just be my imagination, who knows. Anyone else experience something like this?

Also, just for my info, what exactly does clearing the Dalvik cache prior to installing a ROM do?
[Nexus One Android Development] cyben76:
Any solutions? I've cleared Dalvik cache, install the App2sd addon, memory still low
[Nexus One Android Development] Kingken:
agree.. i also miss desire style battery icon..
[Nexus One Android Development] Tenacious Steve:
Any way to get the 720p video "hack" using this ROM? If it's been posted I must've missed it.

Also, what does the "H" mean/stand for in place of the "3G"??
[Nexus One Android Development] johnsto:
Have a look at the files in /data/data/com.android.browser/app_thumbnails - I found 25MB in mine the other week. Can delete contents quite safely and the browser will re-create where necessary. Now it's barely 80kb.
[Nexus One Android Development] fattymcdirty:
I replaced the battery icons in the new frg83 with the Circle-Battery-Icons - the charging animation seems to be wrong with this new build.. in frg33 everything was working without any issues - could you take a look into it? i took the v1.2 with blackbar und battery %.
[Nexus One Android Development] Tenacious Steve:
I actually really like the circle battery indicator. Can you share where you got it from and how you got it on there?

Also still wondering about the "H" over 3G and whether 720p possible.
[Nexus One Android Development] selden:
"H" = High-Speed Downlink Packet Access
[Nexus One Android Development] Geo411m:
Wow there's been a lot of activity since yesterday. I'll try to answer some of your main questions the best I can.

With regards to data getting filled, my roms only touch the System partition. However, after installing you may notice your internal data space going down. This is due to Dalvik-cache. Since the rom is deodexed it creates it's dexes on the data partition where your programs get installed. So you got two options, you can wipe dalvik-cache and let it rebuild what you need (but still may fill up if you have a lot of apps installed) or you can use a2sd to move either apps or dalvik or both to free up space.

Some of you asked about the older battery. When I updated to lilhermit's new trackball with succession it updated the files for battery percent. So what I did was make 125 new png's for all the transitions of the battery and edited the xml's in framework-res. The problem is I'm not a graphic designer. If someone wants to make 100 desire style battery (1-100) and 25 battery recharge icons I would be more than happy to use it (giving credit off course).

Lastly a few asked about the "H" icon instead of 3G. The 3G is still there, it's just I added the option for your phone to differentiate when hsdpa is present. It will display H, 3G, 2G or G depending on your coverage.

Hope this answers some of your questions.
[Nexus One Android Development] Tenacious Steve:
Should the Dalvik cache be cleared everytime an updated version of a ROM is installed if not doing a clean install of the new ROM?

Thanks for clearing up the "H" thing... wasn't sure if it was a good or bad thing when it first appeared.

While the new battery up on the notification bar isn't bad, just looks out of place. I have no design experience in that department so I can't really talk.
[Nexus One Android Development] selden:
Whilst we are talking of icons in notification bar, my native email app has a dark notification icon and with blackbar v1.2 it is so hard to see.

If someone does make new battery icons could they make a new email icon too?

Thanks

Steve, yes, clear dalvik before updating a rom
[Nexus One Android Development] cyben76:
i don't have that folder... nothing inside /data folder that is significant in size. It's the internal phone storage that is low after flashing, not the SD Card.