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[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
Hello everyone. sorry havent been around much , dealing with other issues at the moment, but I am still working on the next release. and thank you for working so well to help others. I hope to be around a little more after this week.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Neo31697:
Thanks for the heads up. Was kinda getting worried and hoping that all was ok. Take your time with it and hope to hear from you soon again
[Hero CDMA Android Development] scifan:
Bluetooth adventures...

It appears all of my woe's with bluetooth on this rom (and just about every other 2.1 rom) was resolved by updating the bluetooth in my car stereo...

So, now I can get back on a "Better" rom version... rather than having to run 1.5 or 2.2 (with it's battery life issues...)

edit: Nevermind... next time I got into my car, it all went to pieces again... *sigh*
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Wufei:
My phone's not sleeping. Anyone know if this is still the issue? I don't see anything under Other Settings besides Tips...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
Why do you have to rename the kernels? I am a little confused by this.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
Trying to flash this rom for the first time....wiped everything and I think I am frozen on bootscreen...any ideas?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Neo31697:
Is the eye moving ?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
Ok actually got it to boot up...had to do a battery pull...how long should it take for my images and sounds to show up? It says I have no photos and no ringtones or sounds to choose from.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bdizzel1982:
You have to rename them in order to flash then hence why it says apply update.zip in clockworkmod recovery screen
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
Can I not just flash them like normal? Or is it how this rom is set up? Also is this rom OC by default or do I need to flash a kernel? What is the best kernel for battery life?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nodrogkam:
you may already know this, but every time u flash a new rom you need to (in most cases for me), delete all previous paired devices on your phone (if any remain) as well as on the target devices (ie, computer), and then repair from scratch.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
Also anyone know of a zip or a way to get the android keyboard on this rom?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ColoradoPhoney:
Just wanted to say thanks to nfinitefx45 for his efforts. Excellent rom!

As an FYI, after a few days here are the *minor* issues I have noticed:

The Android Market graphic glitch already noted.

The e-mail sync "circle" never disappears.

The radio seems to stop working properly maybe once a day. Switching to Aiplane mode and back resolves. Might be related to CPU clock changes? Dunno.

I am running the 2.2.1 deodex rom, JIT on, CPU overclock script, apps internal (on SD seemed to have a pretty high performance hit, although not necessarily all that noticable in the real world). No other mods.

Finally, is there a preferred option available to donate to the cause? This is definately worthy of a donation for the effort! I *was* bummed about lack of Froyo for the Hero, but not anymore!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bdizzel1982:
Yes you can flash them just like you would the ROM but as previously stated you need to rename the file to update.zip
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
That's weird. Any that you suggest or is the stock kernel good?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] general_jimbo:
Jit Linpack score

I love this ROM. I switched to it yesterday from the previous one. Funny thing is, I decided to try JIT again. No problems yet, but I am wondering why my Linpack score is just 2.896 (which was similar to the score without JIT). Shouldn't I have seen a drastic change after the reboot?

My kernel is the 2.6.34-GoDmOdE-Darchshizz-OC ameer@darchstar #4
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bdizzel1982:
no offense but a little effort on your part will go along way you originally comment on my post that has both the instructions and the links to the kernels my self and nfinitefx45 recommend
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bdizzel1982:
Are you running the stock kernel or one of the oc kernels? Also you may have to run the JIT On script again I had to run it twice before it took :p
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
bdizzel,

Why all of the renaming of zips to "update.zip"?

I know that question was just asked, but I didn't understand your reply. Does the Clockwork Mod Recovery (which I'm not familiar with) require that all zip flashes be named "update.zip"? Because if that's the case, then it sucks, dude! The RA 1.5.2 or 1.6.2 Recovery files that most folks use certainly don't require that anything be named "update.zip" before you can flash it.

On my phone, using RA 1.6.2 Recovery, I can do a wipe, wipe, wipe, then flash the rom, then flash the 691_kernel, then flash the Zen kernel, then reboot and go!

If I had to do all the renames and deletes and copy next files from my computer and reboots that you're saying needs doing, I'd have sent my Hero to sleep with the fishes a long time ago, LOL!

I know you're trying to help, and many thanks for that, but there are way more steps in your list than are required.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
That's exactly what I was getting at. I also don't understand why you flash one kernel in order to flash the other?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mozman:
Sometimes you have to try enabling it again and you should see results. So go back into GScripts and run the enable JIT script and reboot again. It doesn't always take on the first try.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chefthomas99:
5.007 Linpack :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
Now that part I can answer.

The OC / UV kernel needs to be flashed first, because the ZenKernel locks in whichever of those options you already have enabled before you flash the Zenkernel. The Zenkernel doesn't provide those features itself, so first you need to flash a kernel that provides those features, then over-flash the Zenkernel on top of that.

Hope that made sense. :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oakleyrdc:
After installing this rom, i can no longer access recovery. Do i need to reinstall it through adb?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
That makes sense. I'm running with the stock kernel right now but might try out the Zen one later. Does it give better batter life by doing the uv one first. Any you suggest that you have used? I saw the two that were posted earlier and in the second post. Just wanna see what has worked for others.

Thanks!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bdizzel1982:
This is the way I was always taught to do it you may not need to rename the files and I have stated that previously but that is the step by step process that I use and it works. I typed it up and posted it for those who have absolutely no idea where to start or what to do, if you have a different method you prefer that is fine.

Because that is how nfinitefx45 stated to flash them in his post
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ColoradoPhoney:
I was getting almost the same score with Linpack. Turned out it was Apps2SD that was the cause. Moved apps back to internal storage and my score shot up to about 4.9
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
Not getting on you, just was confused. Thanks for your help!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bdizzel1982:
I Know you weren't I was just explaining why I do the process the way I do. I have no idea if Clockwork Mod will allow you to flash the kernel the way it's originally named but I know if you name it update.zip it works fine.

The main reason I typed my instructions the way I did is because I know this method will work on all Recovery's currently being used where as leaving the file in it's original name may or not work on all recovery's so this removed a possible issue for people who are new to flashing and not feeling totally comfortable in what they are doing :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
Gotcha Man...thanks for the help...I am gonna flash the two right now so that I can get rid of this lockscreen lag.

Hey BTW does anyone know of a way to get the bar gone on the lockscreen so you just have the picture, sprint, date and time? I used to love that on 1.5.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
Nfinite...Love this rom!!! Great work. I could never get cm6 to work for me for more than a day. Hoping this rom is my new every day rom. So far so good!!!

Great Work!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chefthomas99:
it will be your new one. trust me.. I had cm6 too.

Sent from my HERO200 using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Namtaru:
I posted previously about the random home reloads i was experiencing. At first I thought these were tied to WidgetLocker but I am still experiencing them along with data randomly going out.

I was having too many problems to narrow it down to one source so i formatted my SD card, wiped my phone, wiped the dalvik, and reloaded the entire rom.

The only thing I have installed so far on the phone is SetCPU to lower the high end to 691 from 710 (to be sure that the OC wasnt causing these issues)

Other than installing SetCPU I have set up my exchange account and synced my calendar, contacts and emails.

Since this morning i have already experienced 4 or 5 "home reloads" when pressing the home button. And also as I was experiencing before I reloaded the rom, sometimes I will go to get on the internet and it wont work, by turning on airplane mode and turning it back off again it seems to reset the radio and data starts working again.

Just posting my findings is all i guess.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bdizzel1982:
I would maybe tried and flash the 691 kernel instead of the 710 kernel you are using maybe that is what is causing your problem might not be but at least you could eliminate another possibility
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Rob_ec:
I love this.Rom I hatedfroyo
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
BTW this worked perfectly to get rid of the lockscreen lag.

Thanks!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] one-of-four:
Loving this rom! Does way better than CM6 :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ro_bro:
I tried CM6. I liked the better Market app, but other than that, I didn't see any advantages. I really really like the HTC camera and album, esp the album's ability to share to gmail, facebook, flickr, etc. No other app does that. Gallery 3d is painfully painfully slow.

That's just my opinion. Otherwise CM6 seems fine. I just didn't see the big deal esp since JIT which is supposed to be the big factor in 2.2 is off anyways by default and Linpack score is about 2.7 to 2.9 - similar to NFX ROM. I didn't try it long enough to try out JIT on CM6, but I doubt that it's anymore stable than this ROM.

If they put HTC sense with all HTC apps on top of 2.2, and also had JIT on, now that would be sweet.

Just my 2 cents.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chefthomas99:
Want a different look?

Check out Zune Home on the Marketplace.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chefthomas99:
Nfinitefx45 ....

Check this out.. Liquid Battery Icon - maybe can include this in your next rom ?

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-themes/56651-liquid-battery-icon-android.html
[Hero CDMA Android Development] strayduck:
NICE. After seeing scores in the 30's to 50's from the new generation of phones I think we all know that app developers are going to be building stuff with this kind of performance in mind. As far as I'm concerned, JIT is now a mandatory feature to allow HTC Hero users to hang on until their contracts expire in a year or two.

I was pretty happy with my linpack of 4.93 until I flashed my wife's phone last night and it came out of the gates swinging with a 5.077 (with the standard NFX kernel)

FWIW the NFXHero_221gscupdate1_signed.zip just sent her fresh wipe + install into frantic boot loops so I had to wipe and install the older NFXHero_221gsc_signed.zip. Not sure what the problem was, boot loops happened before apps2SD-ing and JIT-ing. Looks like my phone is next in line for updates. Should I be applying NFXHero_221gscupdate1_signed.zip as an update OVER the earlier version?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] strayduck:
The liquid battery could be cool on the lock screen while charging (ala iPhone) but IMHO graphical customizations should be kept to a minimum in the stock ROM (esp. ones that use incongruous fonts or elements). Certainly such "enhancements" can be allowed by modders *after* the install.

The replacement of the green HTC/Sprint interface buttons and such was a nice way to let you know at-a-glance that you're running a custom ROM but the current battery icon is almost too much (I've gotten used to it and even like it, but most average users don't need an exact percentage, they just need to know when it's "yellow" or "red", really...)

/unsolicited 2c
[Hero CDMA Android Development] scifan:
Not sure... I really like the simplicity of the circle... when I've checked out other roms, I keep finding that this feature is one of the things I mis...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Davidsr1127:
Two quick questions, and if the answers have been posted already I'm sorry. I'm in a hurry and don't have time to look...​

But anyway. I have the 100% awake time/running iissue and it KILLS my battery. I know in spare parts it says only 1.5 users should check one of the tweaks but I did check it after a day of battery problems and it made no difference. Is there a fix to this?

Second... Does Colins battery tweak work on this ROM? Thought it only worked on AOSP ROM's?​
[Hero CDMA Android Development] yankee minaj:
problem after running script to enable JIT

after i run the script the same way u explained i reboot but it keeps rebooting and never get it to turn on... any help??? :confused:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] yankee minaj:
I have the very same problem now i dont even try to run the script if u got it to work can u please let me know how u did it.

i like the rom is good stable and my battery life is very good good job!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] srb7215:
Are these files for JIT or should they be flashed either way?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
IMO flash them both if you want a quick and responsive ROM
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
They have nothing to do with JIT...the first one is for overclock, and the second one is to eliminate lockscreen lag and to eliminate the "pop" when you invoke the music app, and maybe a couple more things I can't remember right now.

Flash the first kernel, then the second kernel, then reboot.

There was a time when you needed to also flash something called Module Remover before flashing the first kernel, but I don't know if that's still the case...can someone else pipe in here???

Back to your question, JIT is enabled or disabled from the Gscript app, and isn't dependent on any particular kernel.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Place zip kernel zip file and module remover zip file on root of SDcard

2. Boot into recovery

3. Perform Nandroid+EXT backup

4. Flash ModuleRemover.zip

5. Flash your kernel of choice

AS ALWAYS NANDROID FIRST!!!

I would do as it says above then flash any kernel
[Hero CDMA Android Development] yankee minaj:
Well am trying to enable it as the instructions says and plus right now i will not run any script just because i dont know whats gonna happen and how can i install de a2sd i just dont know how to run it o install it what tool do i need any help? (sorry am new with all this android development)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] oldjackbob:
Step # 4 (flashing the Module Remover) should NOT be performed between flashing the 691 kernel and flashing the Zen kernel. The Zen kernel is intended to be flashed directly on top of any other kernel.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LiquidSolstice:
Is there a way you can make a stock Rosie with that same blue button overlay as the Zen frameworks do?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
Disclaimer: This post is not endorsed by nor does it reflect in any way the feelings of the OP. This is just my own personal opinions about the post you are about to read, nfinitefx is not in any way to be held responsible for my narrow minded pig headed opinions.

Also this post is not directed at any one person and not meant to offend anyone personally, my apologies if it does.

Here goes!

All these requests for changes to this ROM just boggles my mind. Here's why:

1. nfinite is obviously way busy the way it is or he would be here replying to his threads.

2. Let's just appreciate the work he has already done for us Hero users to give us the BEST sense ROM available to us, and he doesn't ask for anything in return.

3. Instead of requesting changes to be included into the ROM maybe finding someone to build flashable versions of the minor tweaks that we want such as battery icons, etc. would be a better option.

4.I think we need to be a little more understanding that nifinite has a personal life with a family and a job outside of his development work on the Hero. Also he frequently helps other devs with development for other devices so lets be grateful for what he has already given us. Afterall we are not "kids in a candy store" and yes for those of us who are phone junkies (I am one) it certainly feels like a candy store but lets exercise some restraint. :p

OK I'm done with my rant.

Lets carry on with all of our Happy happy phone hacking and have a great Sunday!

nfinite,

Whatever you are doing this Sunday morning I hope that all is well with you and yours and you have fantastic day.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Macanage:
Need help figuring this out. Cannot get this Rom to work right. Eating through battery, many different types of FC's. Was running the older 2.1 and had no problem. Only running gmail, no Facebook etc. Wiped everything multiple times. Reloaded ROM several times. Ran three different kernels and all seem to have problems. Not sure if its spareparts, titanium backup, the java app? One time the camera was running constantly, HTC sense has a 30 count and the highest run time when in airplane mode. Not sure whats the problem. Any help would be appreciated.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
way to catch that! I guess if you didn't meniton that it would prob happen!:eek:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
Amen to that!:)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] -l3x-:
Anyone have a full list of the kernels?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
KERNELS

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=705074

Zens Anykernel

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=750170
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LiquidSolstice:
You know, you'd have a point, but only if I was sitting there demanding these things as though I'm entitled to them and it's my right, which I'm not doing. I asked if he could do a simple mod because the Zen frameworks always have visual discrepancies, all I was asking for was the original Sprint Sense theme, with possibly the same blue button overlay rather than the green. I'm posting it here because either NFX or someone else might be interested in doing it, I'm obviously not expecting anything for it. So yeah, all those things you said were nice, but you make it sound as though I'm demanding something, when in reality I'm just asking if it can be done. This is my first time using NFX's ROM, and looking through the threads, he seemed to be very receptive to small tweaks and changes.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LiquidSolstice:
Take your time, as I said, I'm not entitled to anything, and your family always comes first. Best of luck to you.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Neo31697:
Sorry to hear take care of what you need to. And from my family to yours we hope that everyone effected makes a full and speedy recovery. Keep us posted on how your cousins doing
[Hero CDMA Android Development] pegb856:
As I stated in my post this was not directed at any one in particular and certainly not meant to offend so please don't take it as a personal attack. As I also stated this was only my opinion on the situation.

nfinite,

I hope your cousin comes out the coma and has a full recovery. My prayers are with you and your family.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Macanage:
Nfinitefx,

Sorry to hear about cousin. All the best to him and your family. I live in Durham, not sure where your going in NC, but if your close I'm willing to help if I can. PM me.

MAC
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mozman:
nfinite - Do what you need to do with your family. All the best to everyone there. You have already put out an awesome stable ROM that we can live with. We all appreciate your time and dedication to this forum. We'll see you when all is better. Cheers!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] danbula:
Maybe someone could help. I'm running this rom since when was out and noticed lately that I don't see my contact's pics in the HTC message app. I could see those before. There is enough memory in my phone & sd card and I don't find a setting where I could change that.

In Contacts apps the pics are there everything is ok. I am syncing with Facebook, Google and Twitter contacts. In those apps the contact's pics are there too.

This is not a biggie but is nice to have that option, specially when maybe a week ago those pics were there. I've installed the stock 691 kernel and Zenkernel 08122010 noperflock on top.

Thanks.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mushupork:
50 hours uptime on a single battery charge with NFXHero 2.2.1

Yup, that's right. With 5% battery left, I am now looking at just over 50 hrs uptime using NFXHero 2.2.1.

Secret sauce:

(1) Extended life battery from Mugen Power (stock Hero CDMA ships with 1500mAh battery, Mugen Power battery is 1800mAh)

(2) Custom hacked collin_ph battery tweak (removed cpu overclock/underclock routine, keeping CFS & VM tweaks)

(3) Setcpu profiles (main: 576max/160min, screen off: 245max/122min, charging/full: 710max/245min, battery < 30%: 518max/160min)

(4) Turn on airplane mode when I go to bed

(5) Stock vUV3 kernel (find it at http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7570626&postcount=1022) overlaid by Zenkernel (find it at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=750170)

YMMV: I am not what most would consider a power user in my phone habits. In an average day I do some light web surfing, no more than 20-40 text messages, a couple of phone calls around 5-10 minutes each, several emails, play some solitaire or frozen bubble, maybe a picture, maybe light use of GPS; you get the idea.

If there is interest, I can post a flashable zip of my modifications to the collin_ph tweak for those who would rather use setcpu or OCwidget for their overclock/underclock needs.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] lilmikeyv:
Yes, plz, I definitely like to try that...my battery life is no where near that...thanks!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LiquidSolstice:
Ah, no worries then. I agree, nfinite's first responsibility is to his family, and he better not come near XDA until that gets sorted out :(
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Neo31697:
I thought that you couldn't use the colin_ph battery tweaks with setcpu ?

And what is the cfs and vm tweaks?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mushupork:
Normally you can't use the two together because the collin_ph script performs kernel underclock/overclock functions. In that case collin_ph & setcpu would conflict.

I modified the script so that collin_ph does not adjust kernel frequency, leaving that job to setcpu or OC widget. The other function of collin_ph is to set tunable system parameters (mostly virtual memory settings under /proc/sys/vm/) concerning swap usage, filesystem writebacks, etc. CFS is the Completely Fair Scheduler, used by the majority of Android kernels and controls the scheduling of kernel resources by system processes.

I hate being told I can have one or the other - I want chocolate ice cream WITH sprinkles... :-)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bdizzel1982:
Lmao amen to that :)