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[EVO 4G Accessories] brownmc77:
Yah you can. Make sure you have the latest update. They just put out and update for AD2P. Get that and download the firmware to your phone and you should be good to go. The music will stop when you get a call and resume afterwards. Same thing for placing a call.
[EVO 4G Accessories] _MetalHead_:
I had the Jawbone Icon, and it was good but it really, REALLY irritated my ear if I had it in for more than 20 minutes so I got rid of it.
[HTC Vox] zhongjiezhe:
24th，September：VOX 21892 V1.7 Manila 6.5rom （Language：Chinese）

In order to celebrate the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival， I make this Manila rom. I think it's very amazing.

The rom download address：http://dl.dbank.com/c0m5x99jvy

:D
[HTC Vox] dark_prince:
Please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please Translate it into English :o
[HTC Vox] panic_4_what@hotmail.com:
Amazing ROM

Dear zhongjiezhe,

It is amazing as well as fantastic ROM Ever built for vox.

Your work will be more appreciated by translating this ROM in English.

:cool::cool::cool:
[HTC Vox] Sloskovich:
Please, someone could translate the ROM to english? We are very thankful for that. By screens, it's seems amazing! Sorry for my bad english.
[HTC Vox] DAz999:
Dowmload link not working and require english version

this looks great, can t download from the link, you have to be a member of the chinese website. And it would be really helpful ifv this rom was in english
[HTC Vox] Mrkblo:
Man how I wish this rom was translated to english.

If someone could tell-me the procedure, I could try to translate it to english and portuguese.

Please please, translate it to english and teach us how to translate it to other languages.
[HTC Vox] zhongjiezhe:
reply

I don't have the English resources，especially， 21892sys，oem and English software. If someone provides them to me，I want to have a try.
[HTC Vox] panic_4_what@hotmail.com:
It seems a hard nut to crack: looking for sys WWE 21892:confused::confused:
[HTC Vox] hamada twinzz:
This is probably
[HTC Vox] zhongjiezhe:
Let me see. Thanks very much.
[HTC Vox] Da9L:
Any news on this? Will this rom become english ? :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] hi2u2:
what's the difference between the two installers?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tkirton:
The advanced installer uses updater-script, the same method that Cyanogen uses for CyanogenMod.

The other script is the standard update-script, for compatibility with older recovery programs.

Other than that one difference, they are identical.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tkirton:
Bump...new version released: 2.7.5.2
[HTC Aria Android Development] jamezelle:
why is it i have to run a2sd repair just to get this to boot otherwise it chokes out

http://pastie.org/1197625

rom: ported 2.2 sensui rom on droid1

using 512ext3 partition as mmcblk0p2 with the init.d startup method(same issue with the init.rc methed, not like that would matter):(
[HTC Aria Android Development] tkirton:
Do you have a /data/dta2sd.log file? That would help me more than the log file you sent (the adb logcat is too late in the process for me to see what Darktremor is doing).

If you have the log file, send it to me at rtkirton@gmail.com and I'll see if I can find out what's going on.

EDIT: Jr33 may also be able to help out on this...he's got this working in two Motorola roms, so he may have to do something special with the rom to get the program to start. It may be a similar situation that I'm running into for the Samsung Galaxy S platforms.
[HTC Aria Android Development] duckredbeard:
Just want to make sure...

I am running Liberated R010. I have partitioned the class 4 sd card, in this order...6.5GB FAT 32, about 1GB Ext2, about 32MB Linux Swap. I have copied all of my old sd card into the 6.5GB partition. I'm wanting to stick this into the phone and let it do its thing. Will the apps be moved automatically? What control will I have during and after this big moment?
[HTC Aria Android Development] duckredbeard:
Do I need to reboot with the new card or can I do the unmounted hotswap?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tkirton:
Apps will be moved automatically if the ROM supports A2SD+ or Apps2SD (Liberated should).

Not sure what you are meaning regarding "control". The move is pretty quick and happens at the start of the boot process. Technically, the user doesn't have control of the phone at this point.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tkirton:
No...no hotswapping. The EXT2 or EXT3 partition is mounted...you could corrupt it. You will need to reboot with the card as the mounting of the EXT2 / EXT3 partition happens during boot time.
[HTC Aria Android Development] duckredbeard:
I did tried as you recommended and nothing changed except for the size of the SD card. The partitioned card showed as 6.6GB, (instead of the full 8ishGB) but the internal memory stayed at 185MB. I used the live ubuntu method, 6.6GB fat 32, 1GB ext2, 32MB Linux. Partition session showed as successful.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tkirton:
Okay, try this:

From the adb shell, type a2sd reinstall.

The reason for this is that, if you were running Darktremor without the SD card partitioned, boot protection would activate and set the NoA2SD flag.

a2sd reinstall will clear the flag and move the apps to the SD card. That should fix your issue.
[HTC Aria Android Development] duckredbeard:
Now that I'm on a real keyboard, I can better explain what got me to this point. Some of this you've heard before.

I did Nandroid backup, then copied all of my SD to a safe place on my PC. Partitioned the new Class 4 SD card using Linux LiveCd, with about 6.5GB Fat32, 1GB Ext2, and 32MB Linux swap. It took a few tries, I'm not a Linux person. Once It was successful, I went back into windows and looked at the card size. It was indeed about 6.5GB.

Powered off the Aria and inserted the SD card, then powered on like normal. No obvious change, other than the SD being smaller. No change to the internal storage. Found the darktremor .zip file and copied it to the root of my SD using a card reader, reinserted the SD (with power off) and rebooted in recovery, applied your .zip. Phone rebooted fine, again no changes.

I again tried to partition the card using ROM Manager, which had previously been unsuccessful on the new card. After it had been Linux partitioned the one time, ROM Manager seemed to have worked. I'd rather have more than 512MB Ext2, though.

I am perilously close to full on my internal storage, so I'm eager to get this going. Thanks for your replies.
[HTC Aria Android Development] hi2u2:
hey tkirton,

upon installing 2.7.5.2 and running 'a2sd check', I see that swap does not start now ('partition not present or no swap support').

I installed it by rebooting into recovery and flashing the zip, same way I have been doing up until now.

Any ideas?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tkirton:
So, you setup the SD card via Rom Manager and all is working, but it didn't work via Linux LiveCD, correct?

It could be the EXT2 partition. It works, but because there is no journaling, the partition is more susceptible to corruption.

You may try the LiveCD method again. This time, create a 1GB EXT3 partition and make sure you unmount the partition before removing it (force removal while it is mounted is a good way to corrupt an EXT2 partition...can also corrupt an EXT3 partition). Don't worry about going into Windows to validate...you can do that with your phone.

I don't know if there is another recovery available to you. I run GodSpeed (based on Amon_RA's recovery) on my Hero and Amon_RA on my Evo. I know the Amon_RA recovery will allow you to select your EXT2/EXT3 size.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tkirton:
Hmmm...works for both my Hero and Evo.

Which rom are you using? If you are using /dev/block/mmcblk1p3, it should work as it was introduced in this version.

I know this is going to sound stupid on my part, but are you sure swap has been working? The reason I ask is that earlier versions of CyanogenMod 6 Nightly Builds had the swap turned off in the kernel...of course, I didn't know that until I was working on another version of Darktremor (and I had already used three different versions of CyanogenMod prior to that).
[HTC Aria Android Development] duckredbeard:
I never got any different result from any method I tried. Except that after one attempt my Tasker widgets had lost their icons. I've put a lot into Tasker lately, which may explain my internal storage getting full.

I shall reattempt the Linux and pay particular attention to the mount status. I will also go with Ext3 if it is not a conflict with darktremor. Will the phone's storage be shown in addition to my partition (185+1024)? If my ROM (Liberated Aria R010) has DT A2SD, should I still install from .zip?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tkirton:
Try flashing this one first: http://www.darktremor.info/files/a2sd/dtapps2sd-2.7.5.1-adv-signed.zip

That is 2.7.5.1...the first release was bugged...this is release 2. I don't know which one does Liberated Rom have.

If that works, then jump up to 2.7.5.2. Make a backup so you can restore if something goes wrong.
[HTC Aria Android Development] hi2u2:
I am using /dev/block/mmcblk0p2. Followed the instructions here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7372509&postcount=9
[HTC Aria Android Development] duckredbeard:
Ok...tried it again. Here's exactly what I did: Linux liveD method partition: 6.7GB Fat32, 1GB Ext3, 32MB Linux swap. I was sure I did the mount thing as well. Did nandroid backup then copied my old card (entirely) into the new Fat32. Stuck the new card into the powered off phone and booted into recovery. Installed the zip you posted in this thread. After install (with no problems) I reboot phone and no change to the indicated internal storage capacity. I am running liberated aria r010 which is purported to include dta2sd, but disabled by default. If this is my issue, how do I enable it?
[HTC Aria Android Development] DanGeorges:
Make sure to unplug your device from the USB cable when you use the terminal app to reinstall the program.

Use the command "a2sd reinstall" (no quotes).

And always to a nandroid backup prior to flashing a new ROM...
[HTC Aria Android Development] eagle0042:
No USB cable was plugged in, and of course, I made a Nandroid of my CM6, except I don't think it backs up ext partitions, or mine didn't anyways...I'm running on clockwork 2.5.0.1, and I have an ext4 partition.

I will try "a2sd reinstall" and report back. I was semi-afraid to, cuz I didn't want to do something to wipe out the ext4 partition and all my apps.
[HTC Aria Android Development] eagle0042:
No dice. Still missing the bulk of my apps. No noticeable change. When I run "a2sd diskspace", I show that about 25% of the ext4 partition is full.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dandrumheller:
I could be wrong here, but I believe the option to move dalvik to /cache will move it to the /cache partition ON DEVICE not the sd card. I don't recall which thread I saw it in, but I don't believe the /cache partition on the aria is really big enough to handle a dalvik with more than minimal apps installed (40ish mb maybe?). This may be your issue, if I understand what you attempted correctly.
[HTC Aria Android Development] eagle0042:
This was the ticket. :D Thanks man. I moved it to sd using the cachesd command, and waited about 10 minutes for it to recreate the dalvik (with 226 apps, it takes a LOOONG time...)

I have another question. Its similarly related. Since I flashed to cm7 from cm6, and all my apps are saved on the ext partition, when I restore my launcher's backup file, why do none of my widgets appear? Shouldn't they appear, cuz they are in the same location as they used to be when I was on cm6? Note that I do get the "Problem loading widget" message, its not just a blank screen..

Thanks again
[HTC Aria Android Development] whynot_:
I don't think they will transfer like that between the two. I had problems when I tried to re-install the apps w/data from a titanium backup. What I found was that you can re-install the apps, but not the data. I guess from what I understand the data in cm6 does not interact well with cm7 and vice versa. Hope that helps.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dandrumheller:
I have never been able, as far as I can recall, to keep widgets when kernels change. So any time roms change (i.e. Liberated to cm6, or cm6 to cm7) or kernels change (i.e. Stock cm7 to cm7 with drownings kernel) you will likely have to re-do your widgets.

Fwiw, I typically do a full wipe when changing roms, so obviously this requires new widgets.
[HTC Aria Android Development] RayEarth:
Some programs appear to run much slower when I have a2sd enabled (eg, Handcent SMS) - I'm using Sandisk 16gb. Is there a way to have some key programs remain in the internal memory?

Anyone have good experience with certain microSDHC cards? I realise that class is probably not as import as random access and I/O speed for a2sd. I'm going to try a Samsung Plus card (made in Korea) and Toshiba card (made in Japan)...
[HTC Aria Android Development] lilhaiti:
I have noticed some lag with opening handcent...this scripted helped http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1010807

It works best if you have a Class 6 card or better. I am using the 3072 script.
[HTC Aria Android Development] seboj:
There's a lot of questioning whether that actually works or not. The update to SD Tools no longer shows the massive read speed increases, but I think it still helps.

There's a free app on the market now, so you don't need to flash all the different scripts. https://market.android.com/details?id=com.sdincrease.it
[HTC Aria Android Development] cHarley04:
You need to make sure that you have AT LEAST a class 4 SD card. A class 6 or 10 is even better. If you put software on a slow card, it's a sure bet that it will run slower.

Also, buyer beware. There are a bunch of junk Chinese knock-off SD cards on the market that are marked as class 4, 6, 10 etc, when in fact they are class 2. I have a 16GB Sandisk marked as a class 6 that barely makes class 2 when benchmarked. I've learned the hard way to avoid buying SD cards from anywhere other than reliable sources (not some obscure Amazon seller with a bargain price).
[HTC Aria Android Development] RayEarth:
I got the Lexar class 6 (8gb), Sandisk class 4 (4gb) and Sandisk class 2 (16gb). Here are the test results:

Lexar class 6:

Sandisk class 4

Sandisk class 2

Based on the above, I believe the Sandisk class 4 is the best candidate for a2sd, given its vastly superior IOPS performance, is that right?
[HTC Aria Android Development] RayEarth:
After I have installed a2sd, is there a simple to copy the content (including the content in the ext3) from one SD card to another? eg, if I want to upgrade from a 4gb card to 16gb later on...
[HTC Aria Android Development] drumist:
You should be able to do a nandroid backup with the old card, copy the backup to the new card, and do an advanced restore to only restore the sd-ext contents. (Or a full restore would work but would take longer...)

Haven't personally tried it before but I don't see why it wouldn't work.

As for the FAT32 partition, you would just copy that manually via your computer.
[HTC Aria Android Development] cHarley04:
+1 - Doing a nandroid backup will place your backup image in the FAT32 partition of you existing card. Next copy the FAT32 from the old card to the new, install the new card and restore the backup. Don't forget to format the new card with the EXT before you start the process.

It may not be the fastest way, but it's easy and hard to screw up.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tommyguns818:
Thanks. Im getting a new sd card next week and I was going to ask the same thing being that I also have an ext partition. Sweet
[HTC Aria Android Development] winstonma:
How could I uninstall DT A2SD?

I installed DT A2SD on top of CM7. I moved all the apps to ext partition without any problems. However when I reboot the phone the weird things happens - the whole phone just go back to factory default.

After getting more information from the forums I decided to move all my apps back to SD. I tried "a2sd uninstall". After reboot I checked the ext partition using Titanium Backup and I still find apps in the ext partition. Seems the uninstall command doesn't work well on my device.

I wonder how could I completely move all my apps back to Fat32 SD partition and internal memory? Also how could I completely uninstall this application?

Thanks a lot.
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
I only bring this up because you mentioned you're in cm7. Reflash cm7, no need to wipe. Then go to the market and install s2e (simple2ext). Open it and select the checkboxes you want and reboot.

Reflashing cm7 removes dt a2sd, completely. S2e is an apps to ext program designed specifically for cm7.

Sent from my cm7 Aria.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tribestros:
Well, I'm on CM6.1.1 and completely happy for the most part, downgraded from CM7. Anyway, I'm running this and when I reboot the phone some times the reboot will stall at HTC screen. It's not bootlooping or restarting, it just stalls at the HTC screen. I'll have to pull the battery or whatever to get it working again, sometimes I'll have to pull the battery and reboot multiple times.

Nevermind, read the fix a few pages back about flashing it twice in a row.
[HTC Aria Android Development] lilhaiti:
Try flashing A2SD again. I had a similar issue with CM7. Also, everytime you flash a new ROM, flash A2SD twice. Haven't had any problems since.
[HTC Aria Android Development] frenchie007:
hey sorry for asking this, but whats the differnce between this and what there normally is as an option under manage applications? where you can choose to move certain apps to your sd card. is this better in some way?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
That feature is only available on Froyo 2.2 ROMs and the applications have to be able to be moved to the SD card. This version runs on both Eclair 2.1 and Froyo 2.2 and doesn't require the applications to have any knowledge of being moved to the SD card. This will also allow you to move the dalvik cache to the SD card also.
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
In addition to this, 2.3 also features built in moving to sd. Another difference between DT and the built in a2sd is that DT moves the apps to an ext partition you must create. The built in method moves the apps to the fat32 partition (the main partition) of your sd card. The fat32 mounts too late in the boot process to allow moving apps with widgets and apps such as keyboards to the sd. DT however allows you to move all apps and still use widgets as it mounts earlier in the boot process. Essentially, it tricks the phone into thinking the apps are still in internal memory.
[HTC Aria Android Development] frenchie007:
that makes sense. awesome! thanks for clearing this up for me
[HTC Aria Android Development] lhinsz:
A2SD v. s2e

:confused:

I only post this here because I have used both of these programs and haven't had much success with questions in the s2e forum, so I was considering a move back to DT-A2SD??

When I used A2SD on FR008, all was fine, but I was never able to get it quite right on CM7; I always lost all my widgets, etc. when flashing nightlies, even without data wipes.

s2e (v. 5.5 now) seems to have solved that problem for me, but now my Nandroid backups won't work... I get an error saying SD-EXT cannot be mounted, that the file exists (at dev/block/mmcblk0p2) so I cannot get a nandroid of all my apps. I had to reformat my SD card recently every single app from SD-EXT was gone and I had to install from a Titanium backup. Any ideas for me?

P.S. -- I haven't tried the Beta 4 here yet and was thinking about it, but your advice below leads me to believe that the s2e is still the better choice -- if I can just find a way to back it up. I tried Gparted too, to see if I could copy just the EXT4 partition, but it can't "read" it either...
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
Is Gparted detecting the ext at all? Or it just wont read whats on the ext partition?

Gparted should definitely be able to detect the ext3/4 partition. On my Ubuntu laptop I just plug in my phone and turn on usb storage and the ext4 partition automatically opens up on the screen.
[HTC Aria Android Development] drumist:
I strongly recommend using ext3, not ext4, with S2E. It's possible that's also the reason Nandroid can't read/write to it, but I'm not sure.
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
Im curious as to why you would recommend ext3 over ext4 with s2e? ext4 is supposed to benchmark higher than ext3. Also its not true ext4 with s2e. s2e wont actually read a partitioned ext4 for whatever reason. You have to partition ext3 and then s2e forces it to mount as ext4 without the journaling. Which is actually better for your sd card as its not seeing the constant writes that occur with ext3/journaling. But ext4 has been working great for me with s2e. Also since the SD-ext4 cant be read in clockwork it cant delete it during a wipe which would mean it wouldnt need to be backed up :P

Im also fairly sure that the clockwork version for the Aria is not capable of backing up ext4 as Ive gotten an sd-ext error while performing a nandroid ever since converting to ext4.

EDIT: just confirmed that a full wipe/factory restore does not wipe out the ext4 partition. All apps stay put. And if you move Dalvik to the ext4 you can still wipe Dalvik via a Root file explorer.
[HTC Aria Android Development] drumist:
Well I meant in terms of compatibility with Nandroid. If you want to be able to do Nandroid backups that include the sd-ext, then you shouldn't use the "mount as ext4" option. If, for example, the user wants to be able to switch between multiple Nandroid backups -- one with FR008 (w/ apps2sd) and one with CM7 (w/ S2E) -- then he's going to have to use ext3.
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
Gotcha 7890
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
I am getting the same error when trying to nand back up and I also came from fr008 using dt and a ext. 3 partition to cm7 n66 still ext. 3 partition. S2e shows the apps and d. Cache as being on the ext 3 and using a root explorer the files are there. Just can't get the nandroid to back up the ext. Partition. Any ideas other on how to correct this.
[HTC Aria Android Development] BuckMulligan:
So what you're saying then is that it's not a bug, it's a feature, right? ;)

Actually, thank you very much - I think that explains everything for me. I am still a little nervous not having the EXT partition backed up with the Nandroid, but I guess it doesn't really matter all that much as long as I have a current Titanium backup.

One word of warning, though - do not try to uncheck the "mount as EXT4" option once you've checked it. In my case, at least, I lost all access to everything on the EXT partition upon reboot. Fortunately, I had a good Nandroid to restore and, and you mentioned, everything was still there on my EXT partition.
[HTC Aria Android Development] lhinsz:
Gparted won't read the contents; and after a wipe for flashing ROM, all my apps disappear from the system and had to be restored from Titanium.

The biggest reason I use the EXT4 instead of EXT3 is it seems much faster...

Still hoping for a "workaround" to a full TB restore each wipe??
[HTC Aria Android Development] frenchie007:
hi sorry im really confused about that partition part for using a2sd. first of all my rom manager isnt letting partition anymore, it just comes up with the triangle with ! in it, so i cant partition with that. and im reading about ext3 and ext4? im unsure of how to proceed to get this to work on my phone. can someone point me in the right direction? sorry if its really obvious. and im running cm7