yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
File explorer was slow at first. Speeds improve with time. Are you running the mods for SD read write performance. using 2048 setting was generally accepted to be the best mod. I will attach to this post. Flash from recovery and see if you have improvement.
[Nexus One Android Development] xdapimp:
D2W now? did you get better results this time?
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I guess I have to ask users to post what version they are using and what script etc. In general, when I have installed any ROM that has consistent FCing with settings, it's time to start over. I saw Rod posted a new version. I have not seen it nor any idea on changes. I generally read the forum first and get thru all the new posts I haven't seen, before I even think about diving into a new install.

So, please say which specific ROM and which script since some users are using Rod's still and some are using my alternative. I probably may even be stepping on Rods toes at this time even offering the alternative, so I also need to check in with him to see whats's up. I only had offered my alternative since I had issues, I saw others had similar and I basically couldn't reach Rod for opinions.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Wow...I enjoy actually being able to diagnose an issue like this, and actually getting it right the first time. In the past I used to offer advice like this and some users would get miffed at the advice. Especially if the wifi was working for your laptop. Thanks for following thru.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
This has zero to do with wonking. Wonking isd ONLY on a CM7 ROM on the Nexus One. MIUI does NOT have wonking. And wonking has been fixed as of a few days ago. There is a definitive fix now along with a supposed fix to almost get rid of the delay when you answer a call and other party responding. The fix is one of two methods. Both are in call settings. Look in your call settings for enabling call recording. If the settings doesn't have this, look for enabling third party access. Enable which ever you have. Reboot. If still an issue, change from Black Theme to any other theme. That will then fix. The later 1.5.27 based MIUI ROMs address this specific issue and should no longer be a problem.

(There are TWO versions of settings app on MIUI and depending on which one a particular developer is using will determine if you see third party access in call settings security, or enabling call recoding.)
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Edit: PS...thanks for the kind words. Always appreciated. See below for alternative to grabbing a theme instead of downloading to the phone.

If you have a computer, which you do...go here for a theme.

http://miuithemes.com/

Place the them usually in your MIUI folder on the sd card in the them subfolder. Make sure it has the .mtz extension. Some theme cookers still use .zip. Apply any other them of choice beside black and that should fix the rotation slow bug. Hope that helps.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Not trying to be hard on you, but I think it's been mentioned a slew of times to use Amon 2.2.1. Plus no recovery will format the system partition. So..besides using Amon 2.2.1 wipes, go to my mirror and flash this file prior to installing any rom, if you want an absolute clean installation. It will run a format on the following partitions 2x in a row:

system

data

cache

It is NOT signed, so turn off the sig verification prior to using. I modified a signed format.zip utility that would do all of the above PLUS formatting 2x the boot partition. That utility is great except for using it on a specifc ROM such as Rods data2ext. You end up with always booting to the recovery bootloader. This is why I modded and removed boot partition format. The fix is place a nandroid backup on your SD card in the proper folder etc, and restore one of those backups. You then can boot normally. Just an FYI to all that still run into this issue and have not seen my posted fix.

http://hotfile.com/dl/119050625/f55be48/Formatdatasystemcache.zip.html
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
D2W or Data2EXT. Wifi issue drove me nuts. Any ideas on why it worked OK for some and not others, or why you couldn't fix with a kernel alternative?
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
Hey guys please wait for the upcoming update with full working D2E v4 script.. works 100% for me and i think the. 27 "update" comes tomorrow
[Nexus One Android Development] rottenjello138:
Sorry 'bout that Doc! I was being a little presumptuous in believing people read all my posts lol I'm on Rod's 3.3 and I wiped plenty of times and did a few fresh installs. I'm sure it's not Rod's miui that's causing the problems, but the MIUI themes themselves. From what I've read, the themes haven't been updated by the developers thus, making them not fully compatible with the newer roms. I'll probably tinker with the themes until I find a fix :rolleyes:
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
New & Fixed D2W Version Online
[Nexus One Android Development] Obsy:
Thanks Rod! The name of version above the link remains to 3.3.1 ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
Thanks... Fixed
[Nexus One Android Development] yimkc:
I want to ask how can I make the ROM recognized the ringtones under /sdcard/media/audio/ringtones instead of /sdcard/MIUI/ringtone?
[Nexus One Android Development] :
On a Sense rom now,

But, I think when you are on the MIUI ringtone screen, just swype menu and it gives you the option to go Music ringtones from your card
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
Hey doc lurking here more now when busy at work lol.... but I did try your way and seemed to work on the vanilla MIUI until I set a theme and rebooted. Upon reboot everything was fc'ing. I had to go nandroid back. Then I saw this wipe utility that I did not do. Is this what I was missing?

I ask because when I did a wipe of everything, the apps were cleared and confirmed that I had 157 mb free but I did notice that my sd card still had everything there and nothing was cleared. Now using your utility wipe anything on the sd card? I don't recall it did based on the threads that you were posting in the past few days. I just checked it and confirmed that the formatdatasystemcache does not, but am I missing anything based on your method above other than the formatdatasystemcache utility? I assume that we flash this zip file prior to flashing any of the pure MIUI roms?
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I actually do read every single post...but coming from my standpoint of trying to assist with issues, my brain has a hard time keeping up with everyones individual problem. I guess I am from the old school of Forum threading and off line readers which most people today don't even know what I am referring to. But basically each person posting would have their own mini thread within the Forum. I had software that would basically download any update posts and keep it all in sync. So anyone could follow along any person's issues and basically be able to reply in that individual mini thread or sub thread so to speak. That way any single conversation could be followed along. Anyways....those days are gone :(

Agree with you that themes lately are causing all sorts of oddities.
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
v3.3.3 is confirmed to have a 100% working D2E, the v4 Script make it possieble...

but v333 has a Problem with installing all /Data Apps.. this is fixed in the v333 Fix version !!! and Now Online please Update
[Nexus One Android Development] ultra99:
Hey rod, thanks for the updates!

but the rotation still lags, any fixes?

Is there a kernel that YOU would recommend?

How come there's googe maps but not gmail?
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
No sorry it´s a bug in the official Dark theme and i can´t locate it...

temporary solution: change your Main Theme...

The best Kernel for MIUIMOD is Preinstalled & Preconfigured the best you can do is doing Nothing :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
The modified format utility will not affect anything on your SD card. It ONLYwipes the Phones internal nand partitions and specifically /system, /data, and /cache.

I highly advise users to use this as standard operating procedure on any new ROM install that requires a clean setup. Also I will repeat for everyone that please turn off the sig verification since it isn't signed. I basically did a quick hack on a signed version that also formats the boot partition, but that file creates a bad situation of booting up to a recovery bootloader after flashing a rom and the only fix is to restore from a prior nandroid backup. Somehow the original utiltiy prevents the boot img from being written and this happens ONLY on data2ext roms, which Rod is using. Formatting the boot partition doesn't really do anything special for a clean install, so just using my modified version will basically suffice for any clean rom install.

So...yes..

1. Flash the formatdatasystemcache.zip file first

2. Use Amon 2.2.1 wipe functions at least 2x each.

Files on the SD card are safe, unless you actually partition or repartition your card.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
OK :) ......
[Nexus One Android Development] rz5:
plz add arabic language
[Nexus One Android Development] xdapimp:
Thanks for all the updates Rod, im having some wifi issues after the 2nd time i flashed the rom on a new sd card, i wiped a few times and did a clean install.

the card is partitioned exactly how it supposed to be, but still on wifi and the system is not too fast & smooth.

I'm gonna restore my nandroid backup now until i'll hear from the other people.

anyways i was very happy with my stock d2ext miui (thanks doc), SSFN1 and with your modded savagedzen kernel, the system was very smooth and fast and it scored around the 2000's under Moderate Performance settings of SSFN1, haven't used setcpu also.

Just wanted to share.

Thanks alot Rod & Doc and for your helping and support.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
DocMarks Review

OK guys and Gals....

Doc is going into semi retirement. Rod...this is nothing short of awesome. First off for lurkers:

Please...be patient. I looked at the X for almost 4 minutes :) It then did the normal boot animation and at times looked like it was going to bootloop, but it didn't. Again...be absolutely patient. Go read a magazine. Hug your significant other who will be happy you won't be yelling at the phone :)

After a desktop. it was a bit laggy. I like to set the display bright and on. Really slow to my trying to just swipe the screen. But after it was set, it got better. I immediately set wifi which worked, and google. I then changed my theme so it would not have the rotate bug. Be advised some themes are no compatible. I git a settings FC when first applying Ginger Suave as a choice. Plus the black background made notifications hard to read. I chose Galaxy for now, which is what Formel uses.

OK...quick testing. Camera app works no problem. I like the default 4M full screen setting Rod setup. Took some shots and they averaged 2Mb pix resolution. Nice.

Camcorder is not 720p but still works and is nice. Camera volume controls zoomed the pix. No zoom camcorder, but I didn't look very hard if its there.

Gallery...this has to be the fastest Gallery I have ever seen bar none. I have 500 jpgs loaded up and it was instantaneous populated. No lag. If I scroll as fast as i can to get to blank not filled yet thumbnails, maybe .5 sec to 1 sec later, it was filled. Absolutely awseome again. Ringtones and Notifications. Rod has outdone himself here too. Much more choices. Did not even have to load a volume hack. Plenty of volume and a slew of nice choices, instead of the few from stock MIUI we have seen the last few versions.

Have not had much more time to play. All I have to say is I am going to enjoy my retirement fromanswering all the posts etc etc from freaked out users :eek:

Rod...congratulations. YOU'RE BACK!!!!!!!

PS... I hope I don't have to eat my words, because I haven't even rebooted yet. It's working so nice I have not had a need yet. Og...I did get one FC with thememanager. I oked out and restarted the app and all was well. I downloaded a few of my apps from the market already so that is no issue.

My SD card is still setup as was stated in the first try here. My sig states my setup and since this is working so well, for any user that deviates to EXT3 or EXT2 because they feel that it may be better, if they/you have any issues, I would go back to EXT4. I am going to reboot to recovery and run a NANdroid backup, and then try a restore, but that will come tomorrow.

Got Fandango tickets right now to see the New Pirates movie in Imax .

Later.....Rod...Thanks again buddy. Enjoy your HeiniK!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] Mike Blitz:
Gotta say thanks Rod and Doc, phone working like perfect now.
[Nexus One Android Development] phazey12:
Hmm, the new rom was working great until i rebooted. Now the home soft key and voice soft key don't do anything.... it still vibrates when i press them, but nothing happens. anyone else experiencing this?
[Nexus One Android Development] tnicko:
Here's a strange one...formatted SD card as laid out in the first post. Installed, took about 6mins to get to the boot logo and then another few until into the ROM.

I gave it a few more mins to stabilize before messing around and then started setting it up. I tried to set my ringtones and it prompted me saying there's no SD card. So I checked, reseated and still nothing and it's showing up as non-existent in the settings.

Tried rebooting, still nothing. Took the card out, popped it into a card reader and all the partitions show up in windows. So I'm not sure what to try next...
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
same problem, but reboot couple times more solved the problem.
[Nexus One Android Development] xculliber:
Download link is not working... anyone getting this issue?
[Nexus One Android Development] phazey12:
Download Link is working for me. I'm still having a problem with the Home and Search keys on my phone. After the second reboot, they always became unresponsive. All that happens when I press them is that they vibrate. I have tried a full wipe with the format utility, but the problem still exists.

Anyone else experiencing this?
[Nexus One Android Development] Pryda:
Well, for the first time i'm feeling my phone is perfect.

Thanks Doc & Rod, awesome stuff and help.

My USB Transfer is very slow, any idea?
[Nexus One Android Development] phazey12:
Alright, after my third full wipe and installation, the problem is fixed. No idea why it was happening before. Thanks for the ROM Rod!
[Nexus One Android Development] tnicko:
Well I've rebooted at least a half-dozen times and still nothing...damn :confused:
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
Then you might need to re-flash the rom?
[Nexus One Android Development] tnicko:
Aargh...this would be the third time, lol
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
Thanks again for the info doc, but one question on the data2sd files that are used. In the zip file you gave you said to use the AOSP reinstall files but based on the thread you referenced the cyanogen file is the file to be used for the MIUI roms. Am I reading that incorrectly?
[Nexus One Android Development] LaZiEebOi:
+1 Well said doc
[Nexus One Android Development] ultra99:
I didn't yet install this, but I instlalled ROD's newest update, should I still install that fix?
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
Doc if you are reading this in the am, just want to let you know the combo of the script and flashing of the data2sd cyanogen worked for me. Rebooted and restored all my apps with no problems this time around and also changed up the my themes to recreate the fc's when I first tried this out.

Thanks for all your wise words my friend!
[Nexus One Android Development] Neo.Collin:
OH man... I did it just now...

1. USB Mount from Amon Ra into Parted Magic

2. Deleted all partitions, applied

3. Created FAT32, 1GB Ext4, 300MB Ext4 & 100MB Linux-Swap & Applied

4. USB Mounted back to Windows and copied my "Folder" back to SD card.

5. Turned sig verification off

6. Used DOC's modified format utility twice.

7. Flashed from zip

8. Rebooted: 1 minute at "X" logo, 2 minutes at "Nexus Boot Animation"

9. Choice of Default & LP Sense Launcher.

Checked About screen: Internal memory shows 833MB available - Looks like D2E is working. Have not added google account and apps back...

Questions:

1. SD card settings shows A2SD+ as 0MB - I guess its because ROD is using D2E

2. Scrolling in App Drawer looks fine but scrolling in settings looks patchy...

3. Should I flash the utility to increase the gallery cache to 2/4 MB or has ROD included that in this ROM?

Will report back after adding account and restarting... I'm already feeling nice about this ROM - may be due to everyone appreciating this ROM..

ROD - 3 cheers :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Neo.Collin:
Ok... So wifi was working without issues on the first boot - I tried a reboot after 4-5 minutes, it boot-looped twice and I tried setting up location for fancy widget and kicked me out of wifi and now its giving me error while trying to turn on wifi...

Changes I made to phone from when it was working:

1. enabled market access

2. I applied asia for fasterfix

:(

Update:

1. Fixed WiFi issues by Wiping dalvik cache

2. The scrolling in settings is still patchy.

3. I noticed another issue: The gallery & wallpaper selection were showing white images instead of actual preview - Looks like wiping dalvik cache fixed that as well.
[Nexus One Android Development] net.cat:
May I ask you what they are and where I can found them!? :D
[Nexus One Android Development] Neo.Collin:
Please check the last couple of pages.... DOC has put links in his replies... and the gallery app: can't recall where I got it from.... I guess there is a separate thread for it ... I will recheck and pout the link..
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Usb has always been on the slow side on some Roms and kernel combonations. First, go out to recovery and test USB that way. Under the options in Amon 2.2.1 try a USB transfer of a certain file or something known that was slow assuming you are comparing when the phone is booted. I typically will use the FTP transfer capability when the phone is booted up. Look at file explorer utility. Center icon on your dock on the bottom. Top row says Category, SD Card, and Network. Click on Network. You should see Wifi Sataus and your home wifi router. Hit the start service to enable FTP server. You should now see your phone's FTP address. This number is staic with the file explorer program which I like. The 192.168.1.x:2121 where x is a one or two digit number that stays the same till you clean install again. Not sure on upgrade if you have to look to se the address where x is a different value. Anyways, plug in the address number on any FTP client on your PC and try a file transfer this way. On average it should be almost 5x as fast as USB transfer under a windows and phone bootup USB transfer. BTW...on NON MIUI ROMS, I like swiFTP server app from the market and it's a freebie. The x number will change on reboot's etc. On your home PC you can use any number of free FTP programs or built in clients in Firefox etc.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Are you using the format utility once or more, than wipe aspects using Amon2.2.1 at least 3x each an then installing the ROM and waiting it out. Super long install time. 5-6 min alone watching theX before it goes into boot animation.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
You are reading incorrectly. Use the AOSP labeled ones. That said, Rods latest is working fine. I would use my install setup if you intend on taking any a2sd version and wanting to convert.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Thanks. And the wait was well worth effort. Rods setup is working with no problems for me going into seconds day now of use. I did a quick test of the customized kernel Rod is using and have pretty decent Quadrant scores. All of my tests have been around the screenshot I attached.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I typically flash that on every ROM, but again, speeds for USB are generally slower no matter what you do when compared with USB recovery or FTP.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
That is weird that the cyanogen version is working since it's AOSP that I have been using for Monthes. I think the file dates are approx January. Anyways, I'm not a programmer to even understand why one or the other works. Anyways......have fun. Yes...6:30 am or so on the left coast, Lost Wages, Nevada time. (Las Vegas)
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Here is the Cache hack attached.
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
this script is already inbuild Doc :)
[Nexus One Android Development] erdemdengel:
I can not connect to wiFi

I installed 3 times after full wipe
[Nexus One Android Development] phazey12:
Hey Rod,

For you SS4N1 tweaks, do we need to enable them? I noticed when I use SSCFG in terminal, it says SS4N1 is disabled. Should we enable SS4N1 there to get the benefit of it or is it already preconfigured somewhere else?

Thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
it´s preconfigured by a Script... SS4N1 & the different profiles are an Option for the user to have longer Batterylife or a better Performance if you want both in one use the default setting = don´t set up SS4N1 or just turn SS4N1 on
[Nexus One Android Development] MotoMudder77:
tried to get this going, partitioned my card to what OP states.

wiped, get

"cant mount sdcard

cant mount /dev/block/mmcblk0b1"

yada yada.

Kinda bull****, when you dont have a ****ing working power button,

now I have to reformat, restore sdcard stuff, nandroid restore, and try this ****ing again!?

sry im pissed at my POS phone, and the long proccess this takes to get started.
[Nexus One Android Development] aref9200:
here is the Arabic language for MIUIMOD.
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
post that here :http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=957291

to get it inbuild in Future Releases ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] bori1030:
ok so I did all this long process just cuz i luv the rodmod looks like everything is right,3.3.3 running good ive tested everything except the gps. now my real question is what was all this for? what are the advantages or benifits of this rom version. just try to understand why this version requires this weird installation .. thanks

also would this sd setup mess it up for flashing other Roms like CM7 etc?
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
Performance like this:

+ you can install the apps you want without moving Dalvik-Cache

;)
[Nexus One Android Development] paoloc67:
hello Rod thinks he can solve this "bug" in future versions? It 's very difficult to set the alarm did not see the numbers

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[Nexus One Android Development] phazey12:
I am getting nowhere close to that benchmark. I'm thinking I installed this ROM wrong now... My steps were:

1. Format and Partition SD card with the Parted Magic program.

2. Made it into 4 partitions

3. Put rom on the FAT32 partition

4. Wiped everything with AMON and used the format utility

5. Installed ROM normally

6. ??

Are there some steps I missed... Think iIdid everything right
[Nexus One Android Development] bori1030:
hey Rod thanks pure master piece i did notice the up in memory not needing to transfer dalvik-cache now going to be honest i see that chart all the time and folks talking about those scores but have never know what that is..... and have never ask you think you can break that down for me and how can i check how mine is running? and last can i flash other Roms if i want to with out having problems becuz of the current SD set up? thanks again!
[Nexus One Android Development] MotoMudder77:
Got the partitioning done, wiped, and flashed the ROM, all went normal.

But when rebooting, goes straight to fastboot like no ROM on my phone.