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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] exedata:
Hey guys,

So i rooted my telus milestone and installed G.O.T's OpenRecovery.

I unpack the file into sdcard/nandroid/adbrecovery/teluslite

then when i go to the the restore from OpenRecovery it tells me "nandroid.m5d is missing, cannot continue" or something along those lines.

so, i took all the m5d sums from each of the files and put them into a nandroid.m5d and now the backup installs, and i get to the lock screen, but after i slide the slider to unlock it, i only get a black screen?

can anyone help me? I created a nandroid backup before i tried any of this and am currently using that. Any help is appriciated. Thanks.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] lhttan:
I think you must the file into sdcard/nandroid/openrecovery/teluslite !!!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] exedata:
okay, so i reinstalled openrecovery, and got to install, now when i go into the rom, and start loading aplications ect, onto it.

and then, randomly, i got a loop of force closes (android.process.acore) and it rendered my phone unusuable until i did a nandroid restore to my stock rom,,

any idea whats happening?

EDIIIT: alright, i ended up erasing all my data from open recovery and then installing the rom fresh. Works like a charm! Thanks for your help guys! (:
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] gpw11:
Anyone know where I can find the .apk for the Multitouch Keyboard installed with this rom? I moved to 2.2 but going back to the standard touch keyboard is pretty much impossible.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Ph0z3:
Since Q1 is right around the corner and the 2.2 update is going to be out for us... im curious to see what happens with development. I think the next version with 2.2 and FULL flash/JIT access would be awesome. This rom rebuilt on 2.2 or 2.3 would be stellar and i think could be fast as hell!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] XtriFe:
umm how do you install this ROM ? there are no instructions on the OP.

Normally i just treat ROMs as Open Recovery update files but this ones a .7z so im assuming its installed differently ?

EDIT: Nvm, I think i just figured out. Its a Nandroid backup you need to place in the sdcard\nandroid\open recovery\ folder then restore using OR
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Ph0z3:
so im going to assume that if i choose to try the GOT_Telus_2.2 SBF file on my milestone, i can no longer use this rom, since its a 2.1??

or will this load normally?? (i would like to keep it)

thinking about just loading 2.2, then installing the GOT theme, with launcher pro.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] The Solutor:
You can go back and forth, using both sbf or nandroid backups.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] elementalfusion:
would really love to have a guide on how to get app2sd ext2 on this! tried removing the memhack script and applied app2sd script, but failed to boot :(
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] A-HWH:
I have no idea about whether App2SD works with this or not, since last time I tried I have not found the missing thing. If you are using androidiani-openrecovery, it seems to be missing an App2SD folder, which contains the App2SD scripts. I managed to fix it by downloading GOT's v1.10 OR and put the App2SD folder inside the OpenRecovery folder and managed to get it working. Though I have forgotten if I have changed something, as there is a few differences but the script is correct.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] yonexfreak:
The link for the ''exchange support patch'' tools from the first post seems to be down..

Does anyone have a other link for me? :D

thanks!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] wileyvic:
Still loving this rom. Tried many of the different froyo releases and always come back to this for its better battery and stability. Xslntx I really hope you continue put together such excellent works!

Few quick questions. What sort of cpu governor is used in v5 and is it possible to change the overclock speed and Vsel from the stock settings? If so, how would I do that? I tried unsucessfully to use a recovery script to change it, and milestone overclock module caused my phone to lock up.

Also has anyone gotten app2ext to work on v5. I had it on v4.1 and used the same steps on v5 but it didn't seem to take.

Thanks, Vic
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] thenotdone:
Use Root Explorer to go in to boot scripts and edit the values. I think the file path is something like.. system - bootscripts - overclock11.shu.... or something like that.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Backdraft11:
Try these posts here in this thread may help:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=9004183#post9004183

MAKE A NANDROID BACKUP FIRST. All Milestones are different and values for one phone may not work or even stuck-on-boot (like I learned the hard way) for others.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] TheSSJ:
1 Question from me: Which is the exact overclock setting in Telus Lite V5 ROM? 1,1GHz but how much is the vsel? I want to set these on my Cronos 1.7.0 ROM also to see if the performance gets better...if not I'll switch back to Telus V5, which is by far still the best ROM...

/Nvrmnd: it's 70
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] milestoneboy:
Hey I am new to this forums..I have Milestone from India..Can i update my phone with this MOD? Please reply.right now I am in a slower connection and cant browse through all pages.. Please Dont BAN.. :)
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] ggursel:
Hello. I was using 2.2.1 GOT, Cronos etc. etc. But this rom is really freaky speedy. I do not understand why everyone trying to OC to 1 GHz. Doesn't matter that much from 650 or 700? I'm using 650 MHz - 250MHz scaling on demand. And my 650 MHz voltage selection is 40mvolt. That makes full speedy Telus on action and more battery life. Angry Birds and other things playing really good... That's the best ROM I've ever used for Milestone...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Ph0z3:
This rom has a built in governor. So you wil get crazy speeds no matter what.

Governor: 250, 500, 850, 1.1Ghz

Though you can rebuild it and it to your likings, most just drop 1.1 back to 1.0
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zninja:
Alright, after a long time trying to live with the frustrations (and the elations) of CM6 for our beloved Milestone, I have decided I wanna run this ROM again...but

...I forget where to download the last Telus 2.1* SBF file.

Help?

TYVM. :)

[edit] Found it. [/edit]
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] ZS-Man:
Hi, this ROM is great. Only OpenVPN not work for me. My config works on Nadlabak's CM 0.02 without problems, on Telus I get vpn tunnel estabilished succesfully, but no data transfer....
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Tyfighter:
#su -workgoddamnyou /whywontyouwork

I've been trying to install this mod because while MotoFrenzy has gotten me accustomed to speed, it also has a lot of huge bugs and it seems like development on it has stopped.

From MotoFrenzy, I flashed to stock 2.1, flashed open recovery (G.O.T. v1.04a, if memory serves, its just whatever I got when I installed motofrenzy). Then tried Nandroid recovery.

Anyhow, I've tried extracting the files to /sdcard/nandroid/adbrecovery and running a nandroid recovery (yes, I cleared my cache and dalvik and data first) and some lines of text flash by very quickly (I can barely read them and then they get mostly obscured by the menu). I've also tried just plopping the .7z in /sdcard/nandroid/adbrecovery.

I redownloaded, re extracted, reflashed, retried everything. As a final act of desperation, in a move that I didn't expect t yield results, I even tried renaming the file tree to /sdcard/nandroid/openrecovery. It did yield results, but the exact opposite of hat I wanted (nothing showed up).

Is there something horribly wrong that I'm missing? If I have to touch that android to start my milestone after wiping the data one more time...

Now I'm going to try recovering to v4.1 instead of v5. I'll try and get a better look at the text in openrecovery too.

EDIT: totally forgot to mention; the problem that I'm having is that nothing in the slightest is happening.

EDIT the second: It says something about searching for backup directories and says the default is /sdcard/nandroid/adbrecovery/Telusv5.1 and the other backup directory is /sdcard/nandroid/adbrecovery/Telusv5 (I put extracted it twice and didn't remove the original) It doesn't say much else though

EDIT (last one, I swear): I finally got v4.1 to work. It seems like when I was trying to install v5, openrecovery kept getting hung up that it couldn't find an md5 so it just stopped... any way around this? Also, I'm experiencing constant market crashes. I was able to update launcherpro, and facebook and I was updated to 5.0.0 of Maps when it crashed and now it won't stop. I tried restarting and nothing. Perhaps if I install that fancy new market...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Backdraft11:
+1 Also having problems updating Maps to latest version, and also FC constantly.

Please continue work on this ROM, it is very fast and relatively stable.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] gpw11:
Take this with a grain of salt as it's been a while since I did this. I believe you'll be stuck with the Market crashes as long as you're on v4.1 ... or at least I was - pretty sure it had something to do with the market update that brought in the "similar/related" tab. There may be a fix, but I think v5 came out and that's what fixed it for me.

As to your problem with installing v5: I ran into the same thing. Again, it's been a while, but I believe the issue is that the actual md5 you speak of is missing from the download package. If you open the v5 folder up and compare it to the v4.1 folder, you'll see a discrepancy. Not sure if this is the proper way to deal with this or not, but I just copied that md5 file over to the v5 folder and it worked. Again, it's been a long time; let me know if this doesn't work for you and I'll take a look next time I'm at my computer with all my files on it.

Anyways, just wanted to say I just recently returned to this ROM from Cyanogen. The bugs and poor battery life easily outweighed the added features of Froyo for me, and this seems like the best bet until we get an official update. I just wanted thank you for your hard work.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Tyfighter:
Tried what you said, got a little further this time. Said something like:

Bpsw.img: pass

Boot.img: pass

Cust.img: mismatch

System.img: mismatch

And then it wouldn't go any further.

Now, I'm guessing this is because its the v4.1 md5 and bpsw.img and boot.img didn't change between versions, but cust.img. anf system.img did

Apologies if some of the names et al is off, the only computer I have on hand at the moment is my milestone, so obviously, I can't look at openrecovery and post here at the same time.

Thank you so much for taking the time to help me with this.

Also, OP, my hat is off to you. I'm loving this mod and I cannot wait to get the latest version up an running
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Backdraft11:
Those having trouble updating Maps/Sky Map, go to Recovery and clear your dalvik cache.

Still haven't been able to update Earth yet, but that might be a Market problem.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] AFRichard:
Flashed it few days ago,bravo! And another phone, is unfortunately failed. It said "E:Can't Open /cache/recovery/command" in recovery mode, it's unable to apply update. Who could show me what to do?Boot Loader90.78. Thanks!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] rivtre:
i think ur problem is with or
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] klhk:
can i install app2sd on this mod? If yes, how can i install it?

thankyou~!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Patrol0019:
Hi i use this ROM about 2 weeks and sometimes my milestone have restart today i count 7 restart any fix for this, i love this rom is very fast and i like it :) please help
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] AFRichard:
Thanks for reply.

Have tried 3 versions of or,1.46 3.11&3.3. I also tried formating the sd, wipe data and cache, however, it doesn't work. Is there a telus rom with sbf file? Or another rom good in use? If there isn't any way out, I can only w8t 4 froyo Eur.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] mousiope:
so i got tired of recharging my battery decided to give 2.1 another try

i know i´m supposed to flash a 2.1 sbf file coming from got´s 2.2 but i didn´t and everything works normal ....

why ?

I was expecting to be stuck at boot or whatever but everything is working normally so far, i only wiped data/cache
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] DouglasK:
Camera flash broken

The flash on the camera does not light up long enough, so the picture either comes up very underexposed. When in Macro mode the picture comes up with only a small part of the picture exposed correctly. This is what happens in the TelusStone v5.0.

I've flashed back to the Telus ROM, and the camera works fine there.

Overall I LOVE this ROM, but I wanted to post this bug.

If there's a better place to post it, please let me know.

Now to flash back to TelusStone. :)

~~Douglas
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Tyfighter:
I hate to be a squeaky wheel, but does anyone at all know what I can do to fix this? I really want to upgrade to v5.

The exact error I'm getting is

Verifying backup images...

boot.img: OK

bpsw.img: OK

cust.img: FAILED

system.img: FAILED

Error: md5sum mismatch, aborting

Done.

Now, I trust that these .imgs are legitimate. I'm using an old md5. But is there any way for me just to bypass this check altogether? seeing as, the package doesn't have the proper md5 and the old one doesn't work.

EDIT: Huzzah, while randomly trying things and hoping they worked, I renamed system.md5 to nandroid.md5. After that, it began working suspiciously well.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] aznproto:
i just installed v5 and i see a "yearly" option on shut down. Just wondering what this function does?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Ph0z3:
It tells you on the main page right above the screen-shots...

=-=-=-=-=-=-

You'll notice the power menu has an entry labeled "Yearly". It's reboot. I'm too lazy to find the reboot string. Yeah, it looks weird, but it works. If you don't like it, just swap out android.policy.jar with one from an earlier version.

=-=-=-=-=-=-

and yes it does work correctly. i use it frequently.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] pac213:
Hi,

Will this work on Asian Milestones?

Specifically in the Philippines?

I'm tired of the current 2.2 build which eats up a lot of battery.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] geevee11:
Yup, this will work in the phil. I used to use this rom, and it's one of my faves. Just flash the european baseband.

:D
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Ph0z3:
reverted back to 4.1 to test a battery issue, now i keep getting crash issues with teh market. I keep having to clear the data & remove the updates, load the market, then go from there...

any ideas on how to solve this?

----------------------------------------------

UPDATE:

Found numerous "market fixes" none of them worked, reverted back to my v5 back up i made.

*sigh*

v4.1 was so much better on battery life.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] jchenny:
in 4.1, remove Market Update.apk in system/app/ to you the market working again.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] gpw11:
That only ever worked for me temporarily. Eventually the market update would force again and break compatibility. I think getting v5 was the only way I got it to work?

Was the battery life that much better on 4.1? I don't really remember, but I'm pumped about the life of V5 after trying some of the 2.2 roms.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] nagoshi:
Is it normal that the multitouch keyboard isnt working in V5? I know it was working in V4 and V4.1, but now its enabled and its not working at all! All it does is repeat the 1st touch everytime I hit the screen with the second finger. :(

EDIT: This on a freshly-flashed V5 Canadian Milestone that had CM6 just before. I did a complete wipe (Dalvik/data/cache) then dumped V5 on it.

EDIT2: NVM, it looks like we just had to disable the Android keyboard. I feel stupid now! Anyway great ROM there. Miles better than the original Telus ROM (notice the pun) and CM6 was just too buggy to be even usable safely on a phone.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] chigro:
Double text messages

Just upgraded to v5, fresh install, didn't recover from titanium backup either.

In text messaging, when I use the enter key on the physical keyboard, it sends the message twice. If I use the on-display send button, it sends correctly.

Any thoughts on what the issue is?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] chigro:
Strange, the issue has seemed to have fixed itself...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] DouglasK:
Does the application Wifi tether work with this rom?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] thenotdone:
I used a WI-fi tether with this rom and worked flawlessly.. search for the one with root users in it.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] SUPERSLEDZ:
@xslntx

are You planning release telus build on froyo? i must say this is the best rom i've used for milestone and I think many of Us would be very pleased to see it on 2.2 :)
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] colca:
Can someone upload e nandroid backup with a more conservative oc (like 800mhz vsel 60)? I got stuck with the "M" at the beginning and I think it could be my cpu that isn't that lucky...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] chigro:
Can we get more info on your setup? Which bootloader you are using, past roms used, etc.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] colca:
I use the androidiani OR and I come from 2.2 cyanogenmod, could be it? What I have to do? Thanks
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] TheSSJ:
Normally everything should be alright, since the 2.1 kernel is contained withing the boot.img...

I used GOT MOD recovery to flash Telus V5...maybe you can try with this OR?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] lukas77:
smartass governor

Hi, Possible to add smartass governor to this ROM?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] colca:
I tried the GOT OR but nothing change... I always got stuck to the "M" and reboot.

Please, let me try e backup with a conservative OC!!!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] drae52:
Xslntx:

Great mod. I was very intimidated with installing my first custom rom on my milestone; your package worked flawlessly.

Thank you very much.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] colca:
according to the fact that I get the same issue even with another eclair nandroid backup I thought that its because I have a froyo rom but I can't install a sbf stock 2.1 rom via rdslite either!!! The MTP usb driver gives me error and RDSlite doesn't see my phone!!!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] razer54:
hello everyone :)

just a little question,

i'm actually on CM 6 2.2

is this rom a nandroid ? sbf ? update.zip ?

and like i'm coming from 2.2, no problem ?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] thenotdone:
This is a nandroid backup.

You would need to flash your phone with your provider's sbf and then root (if not provided) and then restore this backup through your choice of interface (androidian (spelling) or GOT)

Hope this helps!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] chigro:
Whoa, you cant flash back to 2.1? Have tried both GOT and androiani?

I am not completely sure if you have to flash back to stock. You should be able to flash to an already vulnerable 2.1 sbf. I cant speak on the rsdlite method because i flashed via a linux utility.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] chigro:
Assuming your are on telus or a similar carrier, here is the vulnerable 2.1 sbf you need to flash to use this nandroid backup

http://groupoften.wordpress.com/2010/07/07/update-for-france-and-telus-released/
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] colca:
finally I tried this rom... so far so good!!!

Like I wrote before I came from a froyo mod and I had to flash a 2.1 sbf, the vulnerable recovery and then this nandroid backup. I also had to istall win xp on my laptop because with win7 the MTP USB driver didn't work on both my PCs!!!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] chigro:
Awesome! Hope you enjoy it. it is quite possibly the fastest and most stable rom, rivaled only by 4.1!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] DalSegno:
To those that are having trouble updating to V5 due to MD5 problems:

1. Get an MD5 file creator (linux cmd: md5sum file.img > file.md5 for example)

2. Create MD5s for each img, replace the ones that already exist

3. Make a copy of system.md5 and rename it nandroid.md5 (not sure if this is necessary)

Obviously this circumvents the whole idea of having md5s in the first place, but I'm not sure what else I could have done.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] wilmer2000:
How can install this Rom?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Mystik:
I had to do this when I first flashed. I believe the need to do this is removed by running a newer version of the openrecovery software... look into updating your openrecovery and see what happens.

On an unrelated/related note:

Has anyone applied the JIT Compiler to this ROM? if so were there any issues to report? Did it improve performance at all?

Just curious, I'm thinking about applying the JIT myself, just wondering if anyone who has done it could give me a heads-up on problems.

EDIT: two things, 1: 700th post in this thread! cool. 2: Wimer, instructions were provided in the thread, but I would recommend you don't try this ROM for one simple reason: since the instructions were already provided and either you didn't, or couldn't be bothered to read them before posting, You're obviously bad with thinking/reading before you do anything, and not correctly following the directions here, could land you with a bricked device.

Save yourself the hassle and just use the phone as-is. please.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zninja:
@Mystik: Sorry to say it bud, but that's hardly the way to contribute to the community. It sounds to me like the Wilmer guy simply doesn't speak or read English very well. You may be right that he or she is just lazy, but pointing it out in that fashion isn't productive, or very nice for that matter. As an example your Q about the JIT compiler has also been discussed in this thread and on this forum thousands of times. Again, I shouldn't really call you out on it, but to make a point somebody had to. Lighten up. We're all here to learn and contribute, not bash each other. Peace.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] juandpineiro:
Conservative Governor and Ext2

After doing a quick search in the thread I think nobody has asked this so here we go.

How do I install conservative governor in this ROM? Don't misunderstand me, I know exactly what I'm doing, it's just this ROM is very weird when it comes to overclocking, kernel modules, etc and it's because the boot scripts are located in odd places (or I think that's the reason).

I put cpufreq_conservative.ko in /system/lib/modules, then typed the following in Terminal Emulator

system/bin/insmod /system/lib/modules/cpufreq_conservative.ko
echo conservative > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor

And that loaded the conservative governor (confirmed using SetCPU) BUT I lost it when I rebooted the phone. Then I tried adding those lines to the governor boot script (/system/bin/boot_script/12_gov.sh) saved it, rebooted the phone but... nothing happened :confused: am I missing something?

Also is there a way to use app2ext in this ROM??

EDIT: Nevermind I just figured it out. It was some permissions issue :p to install conservative governor, just put cpufreq_conservative.ko in /system/lib/modules (DONT'T FORGET TO GIVE IT THE CORRECT PERMISSIONS HAHA!) and then add those two lines above in /system/bin/boot_script/12_gov.sh

Still looking on how to use app2ext :)