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[Hero CDMA Android Development] Spikemonkey:
I have been on the RC1 for about 3 days now, with JIT, and not a single problem. It's running smooth as silk, with no random reboots or random sense reloads. I did have one question though, it says the rom is set to run at 691, but mine is running at 710. Not that I mind, mine can run at 710 all day long! I was just wondering why. And, no, I haven't ran the overclock gscript. Thanks again.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
Ok somewhere along the line I misunderstood and thought you were trying to get a Clear Lock Screen and was going to suggest the one made for Fresh 2.1. Ive used it on all of the ZenFX versions without issues.

Good luck with getting what you want.

Happy Hacking. :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ickwonder:
Same here. Another thing unpack doesn't seem to be working correctly...takes about 30 sec and I get scores in the twos
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ickwonder:
I have been on cm 6 since test 4. And I am loving this a lot more...so much smoother
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Spikemonkey:
UNpack or LINpack? If you mean linpack, I dunno. I got in the 3-3.5 range before enabling JIT and 4.5-4.9 range after. I did have to run the script twice to get JIT enbled, but other than that, no problems.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] scifan:
Hmmm....

So, Bluetooth does work with my stereo with CM6... I really wish it worked properly with this rom... :(
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Spikemonkey:
I think I read somewhere that HTC's Sensed 2.1 shipped with a broken bluetooth stack. Since CM6 uses a pure 2.2 as a base, it's probably OK. At least that's what I think. I just wish someone wcould fix it so I can use my Hero with my CarPC again.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
Helo,

The dev accidently dropped the wrong OC custom kernal. He PM'd me a few days ago and it will get fixed when he returns from vacation. His exact words were "too much s!!t open at once":)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ickwonder:
Yeah sorry linpack i got it running correctly but it takes like 15 seconds is that normal
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Spikemonkey:
No rush! Like I said, 710 is my baby's sweet spot. Great battery life and no lag. Still not a single error, either.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Spikemonkey:
No, that is not normal. I don't know, either something is wrong with linpack, or your CPU is getting severely underclocked. At what speed is your CPU running?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
Correction, that is normal. Linpack was recently expanded from a 200-by-200 matrix to a 500-by-500 matrix, and takes many seconds now to complete a test.

15 seconds in the new version is fast! ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Spikemonkey:
I do stand corrected. I was running 1.1.2 and my phone did not tell me there was an update! Not even in my downloads section did it say "Update Available". I've noticed that it hasn't been telling me there are updates until I actually go into the market and then d/l something. Has anyone else had this issue?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ickwonder:
Thanks i was worried something was wrong
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
Yep, my wife and I both have that same problem, and I'm rooted and she's not, so I'm thinking the problem's in Sprint's code somewhere.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] h4kudoshi:
Apps2SD question:

Is it just me or does the phone freeze a lot more often with the more apps you have installed? Sometimes the phone just freezes completely and I have to take the battery out to reboot the phone.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ickwonder:
It freezes on me too. Once when I texting and once when I was on the net. This happen while using jit. So I disabled it, now just waiting till it happens again.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] h4kudoshi:
I don't use the JIT. This has become a big :P. Only reason I took the plunge of partioning was to have more apps, but this freezing has become really annoying.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cbarth3:
did you also move your dalvik cache to the sd? I noticed issues when having it on the sd card instead of internal
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mozman:
Download and flash zenkernel. On phone so can't paste link. But you can find the discussion in the Android development forum area. There are 2 versions. Read the OP to understand the differences.

Once on, no more delay and if u use headphones no more pop noose when playing music. Cheers.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Spikemonkey:
This happened to me with JIT on Google Voice all the time on the 2.0 Rom, Since I have updated it hasn't happened. Are you guys on the new Rom?

And, the class of your microSD is a big factor on whether or not moving your apps; and especially you dalvik cache, to sd. If I'm not mistaken, a class 6 card is the absolute minimum to do it reliably. It may be a class 4 but I don't have time to look it up right now.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cbarth3:
+1 on this. I originally tried flashing the 691 kernel indicated in post #1 but noticed that when I did my internal dropped from 135 to 88mb free. Also i still noticed a lag on the lockscreen.

I tried it originally the stock rom that zen has and it worked great there.

here is the link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=750170
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Neo31697:
I am using kernel 2.6.34-GoDmOdE-Darchshizzz-oc... with overclock widget without any issues would this one be better ? and should i use one the with or with out performence lock ? the reason i ask is because i use overclock widget like i said not setcpu. sorry for the noobish question.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
For the record, I've been using a lowly class 2 16GB card for the past 6 months, and I've been using apps2sd ever since nfinite came out with his original a2sd rom, and I've been testing nfinite's moved-cache kernel for a week now, and I've experienced no problems at all with my card, ever. Zero, zilch, nada, zip. My class 2 card is perfectly happy residing in my phone, and my phone is perfectly happy with my card.

I don't know where everyone's getting their information that a class 2 card is inadequate for any particular purpose, but I've never seen any indication that my class 2 card is presenting any problem at all to my system.

Just my $1/50.

EDIT: I just realized that I'm operating my phone differently than some others in this forum -- I don't like to severely overclock my cpu. I don't even like to boot at 691 mhz, lol, even though my phone exhibits no problems at that speed. Even so, I have SetCPU set up for a max speed of 614 mhz after boot.

So it's conceivable that a class 2 card is adequate for operation at 691 mhz and below, but may not be up to coping with 768 mhz speeds. And I wouldn't be in a position to know whether or not the card can deal with those speeds, because my phone can't deal with those speeds, and I don't know whether that's a limit of the card or of some other component in the phone.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] MrDowntown12:
Thanks guys will check it out.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Papa Smurf151:
Ur class two card is just fine. A2sd is meant to be run with any class card. The new dalvik cache is on its own partition within ur phone using a technique from firebat(spelt wrong) that is on the dev site. The issues u can run into is if u try to move ur dalvik cache to ur SD card. If the class isn't high enough then the transfer speed causes issues with accessing the cache correctly and results in messed up SD cards and boot loops. Its recommended that if ur gonna move dalvik cache to SD card that the card be a class 6 or higher ad the transfer rates r a lot higher. IMO I would leave the cache alone cause it just causes too much instability and that's what I really care about.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] MrDowntown12:
Ok so I tried those zenkernel's and all they did was give me problems. i tried the pref and no pref and the stock voltage one and all 3 slowed down my phone. It got rid of the lockscreen lag but made the rest of the phone lag bad. Are there any other kernels that work?

Or can someone tell me which zenkernel to use if i just want normal stock Performance? my phone doesn't like OC so thats what i need.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] runngwlf:
I might have missed something somewhere, but if you are using the newest zen 2.2 RC1 then the only kernel it is going to work with right now is the one that is with it. This is because Dalvik has been moved to the cache partition on the phone to run on it's own. Nfinite is going to put out other kernals after he gets back from vacation.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
Very good post Smurf, many thanks for clarifying
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
Do not use any different kernals until there is a new one released by the dev...this has been covered many times. The kernal is specific to how this rom works.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
+1 Excellent description
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
Your internal dropped because as stated in the rom description your cash was moved to a custom partition. Flashing any kernals other than the OC'd included kernal will revert your phone back to the old partition. You will have to reflash the rom to get back to where you were. ...DO NOT FLASH ANY KERNALS... The dev will release other custom kernals when he returns from vacation.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] MrDowntown12:
Ah ok. I'm glad someone clarified. Thank you
[Hero CDMA Android Development] h4kudoshi:
Yes I do have it on the SD card.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] skndeep102:
great rom so far
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
There is a kernel built into this ROM, mine runs at 710 stock. Make sure you are not using kernels not made for this ROM, xfinite specifically posted not to flash other kernels. He will post more kernels when he has a chance to work on them.

Edit: My apologies for the repost, I should have read further ahead to look for existing responses before posting.

Also your dalvic should already be moved if you are running 2.2. As for the class 2 card with A2SD, I had a class 2 card and had nothing but troubles (random) with every single ROM I tried. I was convinced my phone (purchased used) had problems, once I installed a class 6 it was very apparent my issues were with the class 2 card. I haven't tried a class 4 card. Just sharing my experience.

I run this ROM as is installed. My phone hates JIT no matter what ROM I am running so I give up on JIT. My phone is quick and responsive with no issues so far.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] andrewjb:
For those wanting to use Scott's mirror. The correct link should be http://www.wolffm.com/android/ZenHeroFX_2.2.gsc_signed.zip
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
Is it possible that you just had a bad card? I'm struggling with the possibility that a defect-free class 2 card would, in and of itself, prevent you from running every rom you've ever tried.

I've read a number of posts, in a number of different threads, in at least two different forums, about folks who were having nothing but problems with a particular card, and after replacing it with an identical card (at least identical in class), their problems evaporated, because the card itself was bad.

Are you aware of any post where the card being class 2 was positively shown to be the cause of a problem with someone's phone?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
Well hello to everyone, I have just got back in will catch up on the threads this evening and correct scotts link (thanks for letting me know). I am not sure what is going on with this discussion on the dalvik to sd but my question would be why I have it moved to the cache partition already and this also reduces any problems of trying to run it from the sdcard. But I will read more on this as soon as I get a chance.

Sorry about flipping out but I was gone 24 hours and it seemed that everything was going nuts. it was to the point that it severely pissed me off at the time.

while I was on vacation I found an app for wired tether that works perfectly and will include it in the next release.

Talk to you all in a few
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Neo31697:
Let me be the first to say welcome back and I hope you had a great vacation.

The rom is good I like it a lot very few issues but nothing that would cause me to stop using it. Keep up the good work
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Macanage:
Welcome back! Hope you had a good time.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
thanks guys yes it was a blast good waves because of hurricane danielle but my wife broke her hand. the price you have to pay to have fun sometimes
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
Hey nfinite, Welcome back. Just wondering if your wife broke her hand while trying to smash the crap out of your hero in an attempt to keep you from logging in from the XDA App? LOL Just kidding, although I am wondering how you found a tethering app while on vacation. :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
lol, I was up late after she broke her hand just reading and stumbled onto it
[Hero CDMA Android Development] runngwlf:
mmmm hmmm further evidence of forum surfing while on vacation :P

Seriously though, welcome back, and I wish your wife a very speedy recovery!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] fallonjp:
Loving the speed of this ROM, it's very snappy, nice work nfinitefx.

I'm having one small issue, and not sure if this is an issue with Google Maps, the ROM, both or neither, but after I update Google Maps through the market to 4.4 the phone reboots every time I try to open up Google Maps. I scaled back to 4.3 and everything is fine so no sweat off my back, just not sure if anyone else is having this issue and if it's just something with the Google Maps release.

I shut off JIT and rebooted and still had the problem so I reflashed before posting this.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mozman:
Welcome back nfinite! Hope the vacation gave you the R&R you deserve and needed. Hope the Mrs. feels better and heals quick!

Been running and loving the 2.2 RC1!

For everyone: Not sure if it is just my phone, but I have been trying to run the JIT. Tried different ways to get it running, but after running the new linpack, I'm not seeing anything better than 3.0 MFLOPS. Anyone else seeing this? BTW - I have not other kernels, themes, add-on, etc... just plain ol' apps.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] fallonjp:
Is there anyway to pull these wallpapers out to use elsewhere?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
check the second post, i added them there
[Hero CDMA Android Development] DRUMSBH:
Sorry guys if this was discussed but I'm on my phone so can't do a lot of searching... what's the scoop with 2.2 and the Collins battery tweak ? Is this doable ? I just switched from Zen 2.1 and used the kernel with the Collins instruction set included. Is it included in the default oc kernel ? And what version or link do I use for the Collins tweak ? Thank you. LOVE THIS ROM.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
no it is not included in this release yet. next release I will try to include it again for those that want it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
Hello,

Sounds to me like all you have going is the OC script. Open the GScript program and add the enable JIT script. Once it is added select it to enable the JIT and then reboot the phone. It make take a couple of tries to get it to stick, but once it does you will be off and running scores around 4.5+.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mozman:
The ZenKernel was actually suggested by the man himself (nfinite). I flashed it and it works fine on my phone. Maybe it is just chance that I haven't any problems. I'm certainly a noob at the technicals on it. But the ZenKernel is not your typical OC Kernel, since it only replaces the kernel, not the boot.img. I flashed the no perf lock version and running fine.

ZenKernel Discussion Link

The only problem I'm having is trying to get JIT running. Trying a few different ways (turn off, then on, and reboot, and other combos) but not seeing the linpack scores to show for it. But not a big deal for me now.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mozman:
Thanks, will try that and be patient and persistent.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Neo31697:
this may be a dumb question but do you need to run all of the scrips or just the ones you need ?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
only what you want to use. that is why I thought that having gscripts was such a great idea.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] kevphan08:
hi everyone,

I'm new to the boards, but been reading and flashing roms. I had a question concerning this rom. I have recently come from the CM6 nightlies and found this rom to be more to my liking.

1) Battery use? I don't know but it seems like this rom is sucking a lot more battery then the Cm6 build did. I can barely go a full day at school and work without hitting 10% battery left.

2) Screen Lock Lag. Its not "terrible" but would definitely like to get rid of the like 1.5-2 second delay in screen.

Thats pretty much it. I've been reading around about my issues but people are saying you can't/shouldn't use any Kernels yet because its already built in. And there was one fellow who asked about battery but never got it answered.

Thanks for the help

-Rock Chalk!!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Neo31697:
so since i flashed them all do i need to reinstall the rom or just delete the scripts and yeah it was a GREAT idea so ease
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
you should be fine as long as you are not having any issues
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
I am working on new kernels that should get rid of lock screen lag and have the collins battery tweak enabled.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] runngwlf:
No you don't have to delete them at all. The scripts are like a switch, the script for JIT on, turns it on, the one for JIT off turns it off, same with OC. Just run the script on or off until it's where you want it. Try it out, turn OC and JIT on, and see how it runs, if you have issues, run the JIT off script and try it again. Some phones just don't like JIT. If you still have problems after that, run the OC off script and so on. It was designed to make it easy for you to try out different combinations to find what is best for you. Nfinite will put out other updates that may have more scripts etc, so don't delete them, just turn them off and leave them be.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
Also I will be renaming the next release I am not sure to what yet but I am dropping the zen part as this seems to be an issue of this forum.

so it may be

NFX Hero

FX Hero

Hfinity

If you have some suggestions let me know.

Thanks
[Hero CDMA Android Development] general_jimbo:
My phone doesn't like JIT

So last night I had this ROM screaming. I do a nandroid backup and then it runs into a looping boot. Reflashed today, no JIT, no problems... yet. Is JIT necessary? I love this ROM except for the issue I had last night.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
no Jit is not necessary, it is included for the few that dont have problems running it. its merely and extra, I have 3 phones and 2 hate jit and 1 that loves it. go figure. LOL
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
+1 FX Hero or possibly Nfinite-H
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
nfinite Hero XP

Dumbass Attack: I meant "Nfinite Hero FX" not XP. :o
[Hero CDMA Android Development] xxproblemzxx:
One of the main reasons keeping me from going back to sense was the low amounts of internal storage (I have a lot of apps) . I saw on the op that u moved dalvik to cache partition, does this solve that problem??

Sent from my CM6 Sprint Hero. Got a problem with it?!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mozman:
I haven't seen any complaints about using Zen.... but curious, does it refer to a build or theme or something?

You should give yourself credit for this great ROM and have a part of your name in it. So my vote would be for FX Hero

But some other thoughts:

nfinite Hero

nfinite ROM
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gmramirez1973:
Glad you are back

Hello nfinitefx45 happy to see you back. Hope you enjoyed your vacation with your family. Now I posted a question a couple of days ago here it is:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
Hey nfinite...are you still going to be supporting your Sprint 2.27.651.6 Stock roms, or is it your intention that this new rom will be the universal replacement going forward from here?

Just a little confused, thanks.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
The stock rom will always be supported and I am not really changing things so much as just changing the name as there seems to be a lot of zen stuff so in order for people not to get confused or for my rom not to get lost in the confusion, I felt it would be better to change the name of the rom to help it stand out away from all the other "zen stuff" hitting the forum. This is strictly to make the rom stand out on its own.

Also as for add free I will check in on this but I don’t use it as it has created problems for me in the past. Just give me some time I currently have a flood of thing to get caught up on and working on the stock rom, this rom, although now I no longer need to worry about a port I was working on as it seems that it was done already.

I am working with other devs here on xda and on other sites so I get stretched a little thin at times, but you can be assured that I am working on improvements to hopefully add to the hero.

My biggest concerns are trying to make everything as cross compatible as I possibly can. I am trying to rework the movement of dalvik so that any kernels currently in use would work with my release.

But mostly it is just me at the time so I don’t have an army of workers doing **** for me so it takes a little longer to get things done.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
after install there should be about 150megs free space for your apps.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
I didn't mean to put any more pressure on you than what you already have, nfinite. I'm plenty happy to float along with your stock moved-cached rom 'til you get around to whatever it is you're working on...it'll all come together in good time, and I'm perfectly okay with that.

Thanks for all you do, dude, and don't let anyone pressure you into hurrying anything along that shouldn't be hurried. The one thing no one needs, including you, is a release that was rushed out, and wasn't ready for release.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Fird:
100% awake time

Haven't had too horrible battery life, but the phone reports 100% awake time.. probably why it "wakes up so quickly" - because it's not asleep!

I did re-flash the rom just to make sure nothing got screwed up in the initial flash, but still 100% awake.

Anyone have ideas? I did search the thread, but came up empty
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ickwonder:
It's seems Pandora doesn't work well with jit. Can anyone confirm that.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] runngwlf:
Pandora works for me, with or without JIT enabled.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ro_bro:
JIT seems to be hit or miss on any ROM with the Sprint Hero. Essentially you are trading off between the 2:

1. snappy performance and instability (random freezes, reboots)

2. slower performance, slight sluggishness and great stability.

Even w/ the latest RC1, I've had a couple of freeze ups and reboots. I think JIT works better on this ROM than any others I've tried, but I've decided to take option 2. I hate the random reboots and freezes. Seems to know how to happen at the worst times.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] menissalt:
Is there a curved rosie theme for this? Or at least something like stock? Just happen to prefer curves over lines.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
Nfinite I haven't had any issues so far . I flashed Zen's ZenKernel HTC Kernel Overclocked UnderVolted + AnyKernel after using the Gscript to run set cpu and haven't had any issues. used the 8122010 noperflock.zip,really stableand pretty quick Thanks again for your hard work! :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cbarth3:
have you tried one of these from the first or second post?

Stock Rosie themed for zen Flash from recovery

Original Rosie Expresso themed Just incase you want it back