yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] BlaqkAudio:
Hmm, will this work on any ROM based off the Sprint .6 update?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] lilmikeyv:
New to all of this, but with all your help, excitedly muddling through! Can anyone help me with optimal settings for over-clock speeds with this rom...I've been using the overclock widget. Any help is greatly appreciated.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] sekarpdkt:
Just paste ls result of /sdcard/ ... zip file name shall be in lower case
[Hero CDMA Android Development] skndeep102:
It's happened to me before that I had a lot of things on my SD card and some things wouldn't show up in recovery until I removed something else.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] rexant1:
That worked, had to delete some stuff for it to show up on the list. Thanks for the help guys

Sent from my HERO200
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
Tibson,

Booted up at 5:30am this morning and it is now 4:15pm and I still have 54% left on my battery with moderate use. If it continues this way for another day or so I would say the winning combo for speed as well as battery life is the 691 kernal and overclock.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Tibson:
I'm having problems with certain apps recognizing the correct default media player. Go!lyrics for example will always use the android (blue speaker) player, but every default is set to the HTC (green note) player.Any ideas on how to fix this? Can you just delete the android player?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dondadah88:
I can't get the Droid x keyboard to work. Any ideas?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
check the second post there is a patch to add the libs for the droidx keyboard
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dondadah88:
Everything I tried to flash I get a syntax error.

All the extra. I downloaded everything from my phone.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] sekarpdkt:
Hi can you add this to your second post.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] scifan:
I think I mentioned this before, but didn't get a response... is it the theme that involves the highlight on the web browser being skewed to the right? (or am I just special?)

Basically, the highlight showing that the page is loading doesn't start all the way to the left of the URL line...

thoughts? (is there a different theme that would resolve that for me? or is it something deeper in this config?)

Btw, aside from the drain from moderate to heavy use while away from home... this rom promotes a very nice battery life... phone off the charger all day... played some games, texted a few times, short use of fb and the browser, and playing a few mp3's... and still had well north of 50% battery life - (between 60 and 70%)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] skndeep102:
Been running your rom for a month or so and ive been loving it. The only problem I've had is on reboots or power downs the the network doesnt start automatically and I have to force it by going into airplane mode and back out. I've tried the network fix on your stock rom with no change. I was just wondering if anyone had some input on what I could do to fix this.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dmitriandsnow:
After flashing this with JIT over an entirely wiped Fresh Rom, and then Wiping this one entirely, it got stuck in bootloop. Has anyone wiped this Rom and been stock in bootloop?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] radiohead_freak:
couldnt get kernel and/or jit to work, and trust me i tried every which way until i finally gave up. great rom, i only see a problem with rare random reboots
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
Just flash them both and they should automatically work. With that being said, my phone hates jit and is always buggy with it, however with the last version of the 691 kernel that nfinite posted my phone is the best its ever been. Snappy and very smooth. I don't use jit.

On a side note: To all that have had issues when installing or running, try wiping everything clean and fresh, including reformatting or repartitioning your sd card before flashing. There are step by step directions on doing this in this thread just do a search. And don't forget to do your nandroid backups.

Happy Sunday everybody!

My setup: ZenHeroFX 2.1, nfinites latest posted 691 kernel, A2SD w/class 6 card & dalvic stored on SD. 50+ apps with 88Meg phone storage remaining.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
Oh I forgot I am having one issue, whenever I set my sync settings for Facebook or any of the syncable accounts my phone automatically sets that sync timeframe to all of the accounts. If I change the flickr sync timeframe it automatically changes it for facebook. In other words if I want facebook to sync hourly and flickr to update every 4 hours it will not allow me to do that. They all change to whichever was set last, which is quite frustrating but other than that I'm not having any noticable issues.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
I don't have any random reboots, try doing a complete device wipe and reformat of your Sd card and see if that clears things up. It did for me.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] runngwlf:
I agree with Peg. I had random reboots and the lock screen would swipe down, but the wall paper would never disappear to show the home screen. I booted to recovery, wiped everything, and reflashed zen lite, rebooted, entered all of my account stuff, changed the wall paper, rebooted to recovery, made a nandroid, wiped dalvik and then flashed the oc update and rebooted again.

I have left Jit off and had no lock ups, no random reboots and the phone interaction is as snappy or snappier than it was with jit. my Linpack is down to 3.2, which still seems pretty respectable.

I need stability, not blazing speed, so I will take the trade off. Something with my phone just doesnt like Jit, not sure why. I have had this problem with EVERY JIT rom I install. It makes me hope if/when a Froyo port comes out, I can find a way to work around it. We shall see.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jpeepers:
Incrediable Battery life! ...Why???

So I have been running the latest ROM since it came out. Just the stock version, no new kernel or JIT etc. My battery life has been about what I always have gotten no matter what ROM I have used in the past. Usually down to about 20% or so after 12-14 hours. Could Never make it over night no matter what.

A couple of days ago I loaded the Youtube apk and also loaded Widget Locker (1.2.4?) and now all of the sudden I can go almost 2 days on my battery? I have been off the charger for 10 hours today and I am still at 83% battery (with my normal usage). I have NEVER had the battery come close to lasting like it is now.

Not complaining by any means but does anyone have a clue as to what has happened? Other then loading those 2 programs the only other thing that has happened in the past week is I went to Florida for a few days and back to Colorado so the phone was on the network in Florida for a few days.

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
I'm not trying to hijack this thread and my apologies if it seems that way but I found this in Sprint Users Forums and thought it may be of interest to some of you. A possible fix for some of the Hero's lag issues. http://www.sprintusers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=211087

Please take any further discussion of this post over there. Thanks.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] lilmikeyv:
First off I just have to say how much I love this rom...it is very snappy, even without jit, which my phone just hates. Incredible job!!! Just wondering if anyone has tried to install the new google and voice search apks or if they work with this rom. Saw mention of them on a froyo based aosp rom so not sure if its just for froyo. Any advice, plz let me know! Thanks again!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
Nope they are only for froyo and from what I have read even if your hero has 2.2 on it the programs aren't showing up in Market. Try out "Vlingo", it does alot of what the new google app does and it works fantastically on my hero with this rom. It's also free.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] lilmikeyv:
Sweet...I'll have to try that out...thanks for the advice!!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
Smooth and fast

Hello,

I have been playing with this rom for a week now and have decided that this is my new everyday. I have a few pointers for all:

1) Set up your memory card first (partition for apps2sd if you want to use it)

2) Wipe, Wipe and Wipe (if you have been using your card partition)

3) Follow the instructions and the order of which you flash

4) Do not use HTC sync to load programs. (It will load them into internal memory)

5) Creat a folder on your memory card and put any .apk programs you want to load in it. Load your programs from the included file explorer. (Your programs will then be installed on your apps2sd partition) Or download from market fresh.

6) Leave off live wallpapers. It does work and run well for the ones that stick but it may cause those of you who use HTC sync to encounter FC's or re-boots.

I am consistantly getting scores over 3 without JIT enabled. It is smooth and fast enough that there is no need for it. (unless you just gotta have it) This rom is a great and reliable daily until there is a good 2.2 port for the Hero.

Great job!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Ryoma Echizen:
If I don't flash the oc kernel, will this rom still function properly? Will a boot loop occur or will my phone be turned into a paperweight?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
No the OC kernel is optional. Your phone should run just fine without it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] BrandoKC:
I took a trip out of town over the weekend and knew I wouldn't be close to a charger for a while. So I disabled 3g except for when I need to use it and was able to pull 40 hours of battery on this puppy.

I'm typically a heavy user that drains my battery in 8 hours, but with moderate use and by simply disabling the 3g I couldn't believe the improvement. I was still able to send and receive sms and place and receive phone calls.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pbp776:
Yeah 3g/Mobile data connection darin the battery fast.. I remember I had 60 hrs with light to moderate twice last month when I used to disable the Mobile Network over night. I now have Juicedefender install and using the standard setting I get 36 hr with light to moderate use.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
That's Sweet!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Akizuki:
So question. I flashed to 2.1, last night, and everything but it seems that when a app is installed it likes to hang a lot on its first run...

But this doesn't effect other apps or anything... and had yet to reboot from the lagging...

I would wipe and try again but the same or maybe unrelated error sucked my batt. Checked the Facebook thing, never updated it.

Running: 691 w mgt & lan fix with collin batt... no jit

App
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Akizuki:
BTW peg some posts back you mentioned about being able to flash w/o using a comp... and couldn't find that post again

I be a noob in phone hacking 101. Any way u can point me in the correct direction.

Edit BTW what settings did u use in Collins? Or batt cfg
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
I may have made a slightly misleading comment referencing flashing without a computer. You do need to computer to Root your device, however you can download the files for flashing directly to your phone, then you have move them to the root of the sd card. From there you can flash your phone without being near a computer. I flashed a different ROM last night while laying in bed and then flashed back to this while sitting outside by my pond today. LOL

I don't recall the setting I used for collins battery mod as I saw no benefit and it didn't seem to be retaining its settings for me so I got rid of it. I'm sure I its posted somewhere in here if you search for it.

Getting started with hacking can be a little overwhelming, but take your time and just follow the steps in these forums and you'll be a pro in no time.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Akizuki:
Lol I didn't expect to to be overly hard. It's just I tend to do re partition on the SD card wipe per ROM install. I know its probably not needed but that's what was causing my random reboot when I went to 2.1 a week or so back.

Being lazy I had decided to just nandroid back to 2.0
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
try to flash the 691 without memory management and see if this corrects the problem or you can first just try to wipe you dalvik from recovery and see if this corrects the issue. Alos there have been reports with collins causing misc slow downs.

To everyone else HELLO, and thanks for taking care of others I just have been busy with personal bull**** that has been stressing me out a little... But I try to checkup on things a couple times a day.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
Nfinite,

No problem. You take care of what you need to. :-)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Akizuki:
I'll try a few and see if it improves. Worst case I just do a fresh wipe. I got a ton of nandroid backups lol.

The dalvik might of fixed it after another reboot but it seems randomly.

Edit.. I think it might be semi linked to Collins or something else since I think my batt life has become shorter. But then again it could be because I'm messing with it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mnxd9:
Can anyone please help me with why my email won't work?didn't work in 2.0, still not working in 2.1, 691 and jit running.

Please.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] skndeep102:
Has anyone gotten the roam only mod to work on this Rom? I've tried but can't seem to figure out how to recompile and sign the apk file.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mnxd9:
Got it working, well see if it keeps working, I don't have the highest hopes, otherwise the rom rocks, and it would be a shame to have to flash another 2.1 rom.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] scifan:
Who's your mail provider?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ickwonder:
I flashed this rom the other day successfully And loved it...but I was unable to install flash 10.1 and the 710 kernel can someone tell me how to do it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] tlower01:
nfinitefx45, I have to tell you that this is an awesome ROM!!! I just got a new hero for work, played with it for about an hour and then flashed it. The difference was amazing! Absolutely no problems found at all, been using it for two days now. By the way i'm using the deoxed version with the 691 oc w/mm. Congratulations and keep up the awesome work, it is much appreciated!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
thanks I am glad you are enjoying it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] envioussob:
ok. i just flashed this rom and so far everything is great, but i noticed a zip file i did not recognize. its like "flashfx10.1" what is this? and what does it do?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] skndeep102:
It is for if you can't get flash to work you can flash that zip file and see if that gets it to work in your browser.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] BrandoKC:
I've tried flashing the stock battery indicator several times to no avail. I've redownloaded it twice and wiped Dalvik before flashing the last time.

I did a quick search but it didn't look like anyone else was having the same issue.

Any ideas?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
try and unzip it and just adb push and it to the phone in system/framework then reboot. see if that works for you. and post back. if not I will check it out this weekend to see what the issue is
[Hero CDMA Android Development] BrandoKC:
I don't have access to the SDK at work, so if I wanted to push it through my terminal how would that look?

SU

cd sdcard

push framework-res.apk /system/framework/framework-res.apk

Thanks for your help NFinite
[Hero CDMA Android Development] -l3x-:
When i enable JIT the phone keeps restarting. Do I have to reflash everything?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] BrandoKC:
Flash the Disable JIT zip and wipe Dalvik, then reboot. That should do the trick.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pipefitter:
Been running nfinite's stock ROM update3 o/c'd to 768 with no problems. Decided to try the stock final release and FX lite 2.1 deodexed. Both have been giving me trouble. Every time I reboot, my o/c won't stick. Using overclock widget and can't get more than 480. Went all out on install... repartitioned my card and did a clean install as per instructions. Neither one of the final builds would "hold" the overclock kernel. Nandroided back to stock update 3 and everything "sticks". Just wish I could get flash to work like I did on FX lite!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Envynet:
you need the new super user apk
[Hero CDMA Android Development] -l3x-:
After doing that, to enable jit do I just flash it? Or are there any other steps to enable jit
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pipefitter:
What new superuser? Newer than 2.2? What difference would it make? The over clock widget was not being denied root access. Without the widget it would run at 768 all the time. After reboot it was not overclocked.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Papa Smurf151:
I think newest is 2.3.3

Look on apps and games under android dev on main forum
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Chetski:
Just wanted to say thanks for a kick ass ROM! It took quit a bit of tweaking to get it just right. I had to disable JIT :( but its silky smooth. I got Spare Parts on it, not sure if its a big help though.

Nevermind the following app is buggy.

I also want to share a tip on controlling the backlight. I cant stand the auto dimming feature so I found a Market app called adjBrightness that lets you disable it. I checked every setting in the adjNrightness menu. So when I dock the phone, the screen never dims. A great feature when using Navigation.

Thanks again!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] envioussob:
Been running this Rom for 2 days now and it is so far the most reliable while still being pretty fast. Thank you. Also does any one know how to get the news feed like on zenexp?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pipefitter:
Again I ask, what difference would it make? Root access was not denied.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
no but it had issues with the retention of the access is wht they are trying to say, just try the latest one and see if it corrects your issue.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
Anyone useing the Zen kernal?

Hey,

Anyone using the Zen kernal? If so do you notice any improvement over the 691 kernal posted for this rom? As I understand it some hero's are strugling with the ramped up speed on boot. My hero is running so good with jit and 691 kernal I am hesitant to flash anything else. I have read the posts in both forums and it seems people are having mixed results but that could always be due to not following instructions... I know our dev was trying it out, hopefully he will post results sometime this weekend.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] BrandoKC:
Don't waste any time on this. I ended up switching to Zen EXP. I'm still having reboot issues. I wiped everything and reinstalled including the SD card, but I haven't been able to get rid of the reboots.

It has to be something with my phone, which is a shame because this is my favorite ROM by far.

I'll try your next one for sure!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] heresy_fnord:
When I try to install the FxFlash10.1_signed.zip I get an error.

e:Syntax error in update script.

I have recover 1.6.2, not sure if that makes a difference.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
I beleive what everyone is telling you is that your widget is not retaining root access. I too had this problem with setpc, when I switched to the overclock widget it would stick...beats me? I know it is authorized but I think that is what is going on. Took me some time to get past this since it said it had root permissions. Just give it a try that is why we come here correct?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
Hello,

You should not need to flash this at all, the rom is built with 10.1 installed. Some flash works and some kinda. The first few times you go to a flash site it takes a long time before it starts working.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] smackfreek:
this may not be the place for this question but I have removed some apps from this rom, actually ZenHero FX 2.0 but when i go into rootmanager>appremover>data mode they are still there. i guess my question is is how do i get to this directory to remove them? also they are showing in applications>manage applications but when i click on them there i get a FC
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
nfinitefx45

Man been running this for bout 2 wks. now! WOW smooth and stable. Of course I've tweaked it a little bit,removed all the social apps(not into them),flashed ZenKernel HTC Kernel Overclocked UnderVolted + AnyKernel 8-12-10(Zenulator), JIT disabled,Dialer No Haptic (JsChiSurf),and last flashed the for this - Modify CDMA Hero Phone APK(post #13 is for ZENHERO FX credit to Nieylana for this also ,I know some people like phone vibrate on connection I'm not one.) THIS IS MY DAILY DRIVER!:D

Thanks to all for your hard work:

nfinitefx45

Zenulator

JsChiSurf

Nieylana
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
Just an update to what I have been doing

to all who would like to test something new once I have it finalized this will move dalvik cache to cache. this allows for a much more stable running of JIT and so far I havent had any memory issues this will also greatly improve the the space as I went from 65 free to 131 free and it is pulling steady 4.6 to 4.7 on linpack and 281 to 295 on quad @ 691. this will also allow for memory managers to be used without causing conflicts.

I will keep you informed as I am still testing but it is looking very good to get jit actually stable.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
Count me in but jit has been stable for me?

Sent from my HERO200 using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Envynet:
Great to know toss me a link if you need additional testers as I am also working on my theme port for your rom tonight so I got all night free :D:D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] modchipper:
Please count me in for testing, I would be honored ! PM me a link and I will be glad to report any findings . Love your current Rom , runs dandy for me. Thanks for all your work. Looking forward to 2.2.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] whatsleft4her:
Im game for testing!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] rejectedkid:
Adb shell

Remount

Cd system/app/

Ls

Then find the app you want to remove

Example:

rm /system/app/TwitterWidget.apk
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
Ohhh count me in. It's almost playtime. Woo Hoo.. :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] markus_del_marko:
so i just tested something. if you flash darchs uv kernel then flash the zen kernel you will keep your overclock and have zero lag and zero lockscreen lag. now this rom is flying for me oc'ed to 691. :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
Check your PM

Thanks nice to know I will test this out later....
[Hero CDMA Android Development] markus_del_marko:
i meant to post this in your stock rom thread but im sure it will work on this rom too. android info app confirms my phone is still overclocked to 691. running smooth as butter baby!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] markus_del_marko:
you need to make us a sense based froyo rom. :D

jesus i hope someone does it soon.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
It does i've been running that way for a while
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jschill31:
nfinitefx45, should we be flashing the Zenkernal on top of your 691 kernal? I have been having great success with jit and your 691 kernal. Also I an excited about 2.2 and would love to be a tester!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
yes you can flash that ight over the 691 it will be fine.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] smackfreek:
I have already done that and the apps are not there but when i go to rootmanager then into appremover then data mode they are still there also when i go into my phone and go to applications then into manage applications they are also there and when i click on them it force closes the app manager.