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[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] hyuga:
Yeah, I realize that. :-) I thought a mod could fix the URLs themselves while I get more posts in.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] hyuga:
I'll try CM6 RC2! I'll remove the SetupWizard.apk as well. Thanks.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
Updated first post with cm6 rc2 (base: nightly build 30-07-2010). Please try and give me feedback.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] solihu1:
Is there any way to make android detect if 3.5mm headset is plugged? I have got an application for the radio receiver but I always get the message that headset has not been plugged.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
Just put Quadrant-Benchmark onto your Fat32-Partition and there into your AndroidApps-Folder and boot cm6 rc2 30-07-2010 up.

My results:

556

That's higher than a Nexus One! Let me know your sesults. I believe in the end CM6 will be KILLER when the Final / Stable is out...
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] reverendkjr:
My quadrant won't run. It stops at I/O 3/4 database writes test. It refuses to procede. Any ideas
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
Okay here's my impressions of the build

cm6-30-7-10 - using OC raph startup:

1st boot:

-Haret: loaded up real quick :p

-No wizard so i'm assuming you removed it :)

-No gapps :'(

-Not one fc at all :)

-CM6 should have ADW? i guess you like launcherpro too eh ;)

-Detection of SD-Card, ringtones, notifications sounds were detected.

-wifi: didn't connect to my n1 wifi tether but home wifi wpa worked fine.

-Speed is good. Very responsive. ext2 partition looks very promising, but isnt noob friendly.

-Consider removing livewallpapers and camera app as they aren't really usable on our devices for the time being.

2nd boot:

Wow this loads real fast. Haret loads and was into the system in about 30 seconds.

Waking/sleeping the device is instant. No lag so far.

linpack: scores are the same as xdandroid

Quadrant score: 499;425;526

Overall this build is very fast and stable.

As Cyanogenmod have constant updates and optimisations, XDANDROID needs more cherry picking from his github.

Overall neopeek has done a great job porting this to our devices and i recommend if you want a very optimised build then try this one out.

Its definitely worth your time and worth learning how to setup an ext2 partition.

If there's a great demand for ext2 setup i can quickly write a script that can do most of the work for you. ( Ofcourse linux os only :p )

Not going to try the others as i dont really have time.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] superpc:
Tried the nightly build as well everything worked as smooth as the previous build I can't really notice big improvement in speed thou(not a fan of synthetic benchmark sorry :( ) However the previous build was already pretty fast so it should be very hard to notice. Thanks for it!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] fwjj86:
I am using your CM6 RC2 (3rd Release 30-07-2010).My phone is Fuze

I partitioned my memory as the picture (ext2 300MB, linux-swap 62MB).But the system runs slowly ,especially in the gallery.

Is linux-swap large enought? or other problem？
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] zeta1988:
VERY GOOD

Thx```topaz test ok :d:d:d:d
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Freak:
Runs great how do I add Market back?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
@All: Thamk you for giving me feedback! I will push a new build based on latest nightly-cm6 out tomorrow. This one will include all apps. So stay tuned.

I also modified haretinstall from HTC Vogue (search for haretinstall if you are interested). Some people complained about too difficult installation method. I am trying to make this more noob-friendly.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] hyuga:
Tried July30 CM6 build. Speed is good. 2nd boot is very fast!

Trying to get market installed. I copied MarketUpdater.apk from the previous build, but I could not install using ASTRO. In XDANDROID, I use OI File Manager to install apk files. Is there a way to install apk files in stock CM6?

babijoee mentioned wifi worked. But, for me, it does not work. It gets an error when I try to enable. Using Touch Pro CDMA. Anything I need to do to get it to work?

Impression has been good, but not as smooth as XDANDROID, which most things work (wifi, market, etc.) and feels about as fast.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] chi_ra:
I installed the 30-07 CM6 build on Diamond 500. Overclocked to 636000 and enabled JIT

Quadrant results 568

Linpack 4.33

I did not use it for a long time as I could not sync my google account. But it seemed very fast.

PS: Wifi worked.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] chokey154:
Since im actively using these builds and would love to get everything working, I think its time for me to contribute my testing. I would like to commend vatoloco for his efforts in these ports and I like the idea of using ext2 as a partition instead of an image file. I have tried CM6 (rc2) and froyorider and with both im not able to get external audio from my Raph800. I have tried booting with the usb cable plugged in, using different usb adapters ( official adapter from HTC for the touch pro, HTC mogul, and 3rd party 3 in 1), but no audio comes out. If i do not boot the phone with an audio cable plugged in, I cannot get the audio to play through the speaker, it defaults to the handset speaker. The only way i can get the speaker to work is if I boot up with the usb cable plugged in. external audio is currently working on the xdandroid builds ( with an issue where the speakers make a popping noise before audio begins).

Right now im trying to extract the ext2 image files so I can move them over to my ext2 partition, but im having some trouble unsquashing or openning the system.ext2 files in ubuntu ( can the file be mounted? or does it have to be unsquashed?)

Another thing I have noticed which I wasn't able to find any information on and im sure was intentional, is that the phone is able to operate without a battery. This is not possible in WM as the phone shuts off. I'm pretty sure this ties in to the battery issues (overheating/charging) with our phones.

keep up the good work!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
to mount system.ext2

mkdir mountfolder
sudo mount -o loop system.ext2 mountfolder

Now make your modifications

sudo umount mountfolder
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] perern:
Diamond 2 WiFi

can anyone get wifi working on Diamond 2?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
New Installation Method [Testers needed]

Ok, I created a new installation method! It will still need an EXT2-Partition. I won't move away from EXT2.

How does the new installer work?

You will have to create an EXT2-Partition. I also started from scratch to re-ensure that everything works from scratch. After creation of EXT2-Partition you don't need to do recreate in future. So this means exactly: Go grab a GParted LiveCD if you have no Linux and that's it. For all my builds and future updates you won't need Gparted-LiveCD or Linux any more. Sounds good ???

I will upload a new package later. The contents of this package must been extracted directly to the root of your internal memory (FAT32) into npkinstall-folder. Then download any of my builds which you want. Rename it to androidinstall.tar.gz then copy it over into the npkinstall-folder and start install.exe from your Phone. That's it. The device will do the magic for you and after it has completed you can start ANDROID by running haret.exe from the root of your memory.

I run 5 tests with this new method and everything works great. Download available later. Have to spend some time with my wife now...
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] perern:
do you have working WIFI?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Freak:
Sounds, Great. I will be more then happy to help test for you.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] CeasarRAPH100:
Can these ext2 based releases co-exist with an fat32/sdcard installed XDAndroid system ?

I would like to test, but I want to keep my running XDAndroid system on the same sdcard.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] siulmagic:
you can for the second system place it inside whatever folder you want(aslong as its in the root of your sdcard), then in the startup.txt add this to the cmd line rel_path=yourfolder. and thats it when you run haret it will detect the android that is specifyed in the rel_path
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
First post updated with new CM6-Nightly-Build + NEW INSTALLER LINK. Please try out the new installer and report back if it is now more comfortable for you and what you think of it!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] CeasarRAPH100:
Thanks a lot !!

Works like a charm.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Freak:
I got a kernal panic - not syncing, then hung on rebooting. On the Fuze. After reboot getting alot of FC, using the overclocked startup. Worked great on the last nightly build.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] siulmagic:
np. glad it worked out
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
@All: Nightly builds are Experimental Mods and packaged up automatically on a fixed timeframe. So they may have bugs! Just try out another build or wait for the next one. In the meantime you may give me some feedback on the new installer...
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Freak:
Sorry my last post was with the new installer. I should have been clearer. Nightly build worked great fyi.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] superpc:
New nightly build, non stop force close on second boot :( I will wait for the new one again :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] chokey154:
I just tried the new installer. Wiped my sd card and started from scratch to reduce issues. I received a kernel panic error at the end of haret placing all the files into the ext2 partition,but it rebooted successfully. After running haret from the root of the sd card, setup was successful. Overall the process I would say is easier in that I didn't have to extract the files on to the ext2 partition as it was done automatically. I'm assuming the installer is taylored for those with little or no linux use, and to perform most of the steps within the phone.

What's the reason for needing the startup.txt in the install folder?

Would it be possible to run haret once to transfer the

files to ext2 and then boot android?

If only creating the ext2 partition could be done in haret without wiping the full card, then I could see fewer steps needed for the install. Good job!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] siulmagic:
hey guys iv made a Ext2 parttion test build of my Donut Rom(Noche Oscura), follow this link and test it, http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7454855&postcount=39.

@Neopeek i hope you dont mind, i copy pasted the tutorial on how to use your new installation tool, and i also posted links that you uploaded.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
@siulmagic: Nevermind! You should just link it to my site for the newest updates on the package if you want. It's up on you...

@All: First Post updated with new Froyoredux-Port. Try it out and let me know..
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] borisxxl:
great work , realy fast. i tried on my topa200. thank you
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] DmK75:
You may enable Wifi, is worked?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
I just noticed that enabling JIT via settings made some probs for me with latest Froyoredux-Port. Just use it w/o enabling JIT for now. But if you use JIT then report back your experiences
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] chi_ra:
I am using 01-08 build and cannot compose SMS

EDIT: It is working after disabling JIT
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] arrrghhh:
May need more information than this.... It doesn't let you type? You can't send? Are you using the built-in application?

I haven't tested the 8/1 build yet. Perhaps I should :P
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] reverendkjr:
cm6 just does not want to participate for me. I reformatted all of my partitions, redownloaded haret1.4, 8.1 cm6 port, and cannot get quadrant to complete a benchmark. It stops at I/O trying to do a database write. I've tried it a dozen times with a dozen different avenues, I even tried neopeek's installer. Nothing.

Market seems to have a problem too. Anyone have any ideas?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] violinbf:
will this work on a CDMA Treo Pro? This is supposedly the same internal hardware as the fuze and raphael but has a 320x320 screen.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] superpc:
Tried the froyoredux with the new kernel. Everything working well this is a stable release :) Installed all apps I use and synced with gmail and exchange.

Nicely done thanks.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] sincity2k:
Initial Response

So testing these new CM builds with the required partitions. I have been running the XDANDROID builds forever now, it is pretty stable - but very vanilla. I'm really liking your builds and I have ubuntu installed, the new installer got the job done. It gave a kernel panic right before it attempted to reboot and froze at 7 sec notice. I just reset, then ran android and I'm using the overclocked startup. I really dig these builds. Here is the details:

FUZE/

running 8/2 release seems pretty stable as far as I can tell. First boot went well - It synced up - It tried to run the setup twice, just went to home screen on second attempt and seemed pretty perfect. I noticed when I made a call that the screen went black and didn't come back till I slide out the keyboard. Anybody else have this issue??

Otherwords thanks Neopeek - and CM as well - I never thought I would be able to run CM on my phone - thought it was G1 and those guys mainly. I will keep the reports coming.

Thanks again for this next step - been wanting a dell streak - but who knows when they will release it in USA!!!!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] SergiusGee:
Thanks a lot for this new build and I can confirm the new installer is really flawless! I'm using the latest Froyoredux and it's smooth and great! So far it's the first Froyo I managed to find with Russian locale which is crucial for me! The speed is awesome and everything works great! Thanks, vatoloco, and keep up the great job!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
Thanx for testing out the latest build and reporting back your experiences.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
Okay this is really weird, i've started experiencing hangs.

With the first two boots flawless. hmmm guess the kernel is still unstable then
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] itary2006:
It is very cool.But the setup is too troublesome.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] arrrghhh:
Yea, I'm experiencing a lot of flakiness just setting up the partitions... The first few times windows mobile wouldn't see the card at all. WinXP/7 thought the card was 'unformatted' completely - despite there being a FAT32 partition on there.

So I just kept rewiping and went back to how it was, and all of the sudden it showed up in WinMo!! Hooray, right? Well, I booted the installer and it seemed to fail... retraced my steps, it seemed to all be correct. I'll do it again tonight (hopefully).
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
So , then, did you simply format it in Windows and tried out the installer? It should work...
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Aquastorm:
Hi guys is function exchange server ??
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] CeasarRAPH100:
Tend to be easier if you already use Linux on all pc:s at home ;-)

I just shrinked my fat32 then created/format a new ext2 filesystem & swap from empty space using gparted on ubuntu 10.04.

then the new ext2 partion got auto mounted in Ubuntu.

Then just copy image then extract the onto the partition (sudo tar -zxvf *.tar.gz).

Think the issues are more Windows than ext2 related, but I'm not very familiar to Windows systems any longer.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] v4m0s:
kernel panic

im getting a kernel panic when trying to use the new installer after it's finished copying the files. it then freezes at the reboot after 7 seconds message. and if i manually reboot it didnt install properly. im using a fuze.. any suggestions? thanks

update: i used ubuntu to manually make the ext2 partition and extract the files manually since i couldnt get the installer to work. nice job with the port, i like it more than any of the xdandroid builds ive used! i do have a few issues with it... the biggest problem is that my data connection seems terribly slow, almost like its not using 3g even though it says it is. any suggestions for this? also it takes like 8-10 seconds to send an sms which is kind of annoying. and the in-call volume is really loud and lowering it doesnt affect the actual volume even though the on-screen volume meter decreases. but overall its great, im looking forward to more releases!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] rocker2344:
SDcard and internal storage

I have a Sprint Diamond (DIAM500)

when i try to install it uses the /sdcard/ location, how do it change it to internal storage?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
Internal storage only supported on HTC Diamond as it has a solder sdcard built-in. On TouchPro you have to go with sdcard. This is intended to be even better cause your sdcard is replacable.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] xUmaRix:
i test power button on my blac100 and it is not functioning properly.After copy xdandroid keymap then it wold function as normally ie.preview screen and previous application list

EDIT#

Tried to reinstall the system no matter how i try it always hang.Here is logcat output
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] sunyushi:
I have a suggestion- why not upload the files to Rayfile?

It's totally free, with no limit,and no waiting before downloading for free,and also with no annoying information to ask you to pay for a premium user.

you can check it out at www.rayfile.com
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] -ylh-:
run on ext2 ，the speed is very good ，it’s perfect

no gprs when wake up in sleep mode

I am sorry ，not good in english.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
Hello sunyushi,

you mean rayfile is better for chinese users???
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] howeasy:
Black notification bar is the same color as the black text color for time.

And it won't change in Cyanogen settings.

Tips?

EDIT: Scratch that. I was able to get it.

Battery life does seem to be NOTICEABLY worse than XDAndroid though.

But I do like the stability

EDIT2: Am I supposed to update RootFS or anything here?

I updated the zImage and modules but I didn't see a RootFS or anything of the sort even on here to update.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] rocker2344:
i think u misunderstood me, it would not install becasue i have internal storage, the text output was sayiny /SDcard/

so to rephraise the question

dose the /SDcard/ location mean the same as internal storage, and if so why would it not install android?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
SDCARD means for your Diamond500 the builtin memory. It should install if you partition it correctly and use the installer as described in tutorial / links. Maybe you could move to Diamond section to not confuse the TouchPro-users
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] rocker2344:
link to the diamond section?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] SergiusGee:
Here you go

You're always welcome. ;)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] edward_b:
RAPH800 - stuck at not finding the ext2 partition...

Followed Quick-Installation-Guide instructions...

Ran the install.exe

Got the welcome, and the 15sec countdown.

Then dmesg showed

mke2fs: cannot determine if /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 is mounted

(after about 30 seconds)

failed to mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 on /sdcard/npkinstall/install
no such file or directory
Failed

then it initiated the 10sec reboot countdown...

Any ideas on what to do is welcome.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] edward_b:
Quick Followup: I reformatted the sdcard using gparted, created the partitions as described in the guide. Ran the install.exe. Got the same mke2fs message... but after 30 seconds it apparently found the ext2 partition and continued installation.

This is quite rough because the sdcard was correctly partitioned previously... why the installer couldn't find the ext2 partition...?

Is there a way to get the dmesg installation messages to find out why it couldn't install previously?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
It's quite simple! If the installer can't find the ext2 partition it won't install..
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] elladb:
i had the same problem

check the androidinstall.tar.gz file. if it's androidinstall.tar.gz.gz it wont work...
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] v4m0s:
yay

hey just wanted to say that ive been running the froyoredux build for a few days now and i absolutely love it. this is the first android build ive used where its stable and fast enough for me to want to use it everyday! i reallly have no problems with it... of course the battery life is still an issue with the android builds but this isnt a problem for me since im around a power source most of the day and i can get about 6 hours out of a charge when i need to go somewhere. im running it using the oc'ed fuze startup and the phone and sms functions (which are what i use my phone the most for) are faster than any rom ive used on winmo (and of course they look much more polished lol). i havent tested the bt/gps/wifi yet but ill do it when i get a chance and provide some feedback. thanks for all your work with this project! :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] vincentchan:
Why I got a black status bar not the white one.A black one make the text not clearly.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
This is CyanogenMod: You will have to change the color of date / time etc. to your needs via Settings->Cyanogen...
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] simpleman:
Link: Froyredux-Port

Link: Froyorider-Port

Link: Chromatic-Port

Link: Official-CM6-Port

Link: SuperF-Port

can you please tell me what's the different between these five ports,thx~~~~~~~~~~
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] mechanimorph:
HTC Touch Pro GSM Unlocked

Hi,

I've just installed froyoredux-02-08-2010 and also the CyanogenMod-6 RC2. I have a wireless error. Where do I find logs which could help you troubleshoot?

I have an error status when I tried to enable wireless.

In the meantime I'll play around as I am an Android newbie
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] simpleman:
and another question

i am useing touch pro of t-mobile and the "home"&“return”key on the bottom,they are different from other touch pro ,and the keys in android "home"=call "return"=end

how to change this?

can you read me?

i am sorry to say my english is poor :(
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] intune74:
Reverse of Install CyanogenMod-6 back to Windows 6.1

Please forgive me if this is already an answered question.

I am very interested in changing the operating system on my Verizon Touch Pro 1. This option for an operating system looks great. I am concerned about the phones functionality once I install CyanogenMod-6. Will it work with email on an exchange server? If it does not work, can I do a hard reset and bring back the old WM 6.1? Or if that does not work, can I just install the original rom update?

Thank you for your response.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] minori_aoi:
Currently Android is run like any other WM application. So it doesn't delete your current WM. If you want to go back to WM, you just have to restart your phone. And that's it, you'll back to your WM.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] neopeek:
I had a downtime last days. Now working on 2 new releases. One's based upon latest CM& nightly. The other one is an AOSP which runs really fast like a Donut. Will release them tomorrow with a lot of bug-fixes reported by users.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] SergiusGee:
Hooraah!

Good God, finally! I've been waiting for it for so long! Hope the new installer will work flawlessly with it.