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[Nexus One Android Development] Autinhyeu:
@Doc: can you join this site: vnexpress.net on your phone? and take a screenshot for me... i want know the fonts in this ROM support full Unicode or not...

Many thanks :)

Edit: anyone can flash custom kernel? when i try flash IR's kernel, my phone cant boot... its stop at X screen :( tried 3 times... but still dont success...

Edit 2: cant flash any custom kernel :( stay at X screen... my phone cant boot...

i dont want this option:

because when screen off and music app is running, that app dont run smooth... :( you can try it...
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
My setup (SD card) is per Rod's OP (FAT32/EXT4/EXT3/Swap). The first install run but failed when run c2sd, got stuck in X; the second install run and decided not to run c2sd. My Quadrant is now between 2700-2780.

BTW - my first 3.5 install was on a FAT32/EXT3 setup and rom ran as well and scored a 2200.
[Nexus One Android Development] Autinhyeu:
i also cant adjustment SetCPU as i want... i set max: 1133, min 128, Ondemand, but when screen off and on again, its still: max 1190, min 245, Smartass... tried several times... but still like that :(
[Nexus One Android Development] sl8125:
Yes it seems there is a prob with the c2sd. I too didn't bother using after numerous bootloop. I stop using it. Waiting for rods update. I have exact same setup as you. You ain't the only one. Even doc had similar prob.
[Nexus One Android Development] mikeyy00:
son of a B****!! finally got it to boot after 2 days, going to try to retrace my steps

i do notice the internal memory is 70mb, looks like d2sd isnt working?!?

would removing it and reinstalling it with killer/d2sd reinstall script effectively make it the same or did this rom f* Up somewhere?
[Nexus One Android Development] hextence:
I finally got it running! But, after running c2sd command and restoring half my apps with titanium, I have 13 mb of system ROM space remaining and I am unable to restore all the apps. Is something wrong with titanium or is it the ROM with the problem?
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
If you had 1 GB set up for your EXT4, you should have that much for your internal storage (regardless you ran c2sd or not).

I did not run c2sd, after Titanium restored 150+ apps, I still had about 890 MB internal storage.
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
I guess you are ready for the 3.5.1 upgrade (when it come out).
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
I am not sure if you are talking internal storage (for the apps) or system memory (for the rom).
[Nexus One Android Development] deenoo:
The Rom probably did not use the ext 4 partition. I had the same issue. Ending up re-partition sd card with Gparted on ubuntu.
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
Definitely seems that moving cache to sd in that config is causing more harm than good....

First, given the size of the EXT for data (1Gb), there's no need to move the cache. Second, when it's on the phone's internal mem', it should go faster, so perfs' would be better without c2sd, and third, seems that moving the cache causes some bugs, FC, bootloops and so on.

My .02, don't use that c2sd command and capability!
[Nexus One Android Development] mikeyy00:
for those with constant boot animation loops 15min+

trythis

wipe everything

install stock miui 1.6.3

install rod 3.5

shut off phone

remove sdcard and see if it starts

this works for me, the second i use sdcard i get all kinds of loops, stuck at X, etc

me thinks its not seeing or liking partition setup but i have partitioned the sdcard with every imaginable tool and same result

is this safe to assume that it boots with no sdcard that nand is fine?
[Nexus One Android Development] maxime_:
how can i undo the partitions?
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
Format again
[Nexus One Android Development] safeplayer22:
Can the camera or video player be fixed? I record a video in portrait mode and it looks like it's recording in "full screen" but then when i play the video using the stock video player, it's played in landscape mode and at 1/3 of the screen size. any help on this?

everything is working great. very smooth. got quadrant of about 2,200.

also, i find the reboot very slow with the bootloop of the X but it reboots..takes about few minutes though. I dont want to reinstall anything now until the new update is up.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Rod...please verify my synopsis

It looks like some of these issues are self made issues. For example, Rod installs Gmap. Now please follow along with me on this and hopefully others too.

On a "normal" ROM from a "normal" developer (Hi Rod...) The system apps go in /system/app/ folder. The apps users install, generally go in data/app/.

In dissecting his ROM, there's a new folder called /sysapp and here's a listing of what Rod is placing in that folder. Please notice Gmail. (Scroll down below list for rest of my reply please....)

DigitalClock.apk

Facebook.apk

Geniewidget.apk

Gmail.apk

GoogleVoice.apk

MusicMod.apk

MyTracks.apk

Notes.apk

QuickOffice.apk

QuickSearchBox.apk

SoundRecorder.apk

SpareParts.apk

Talk.apk

VoiceSearch.apk

Youtube.apk

Now, looking at my installation right now that is working and which I never downloaded nor had to manually install Gmail, I have the folder location called /system/app and in that location, I can see the following with software I use that shows the symlinking going on. Gmail.apk -> /data/sysapp/Gmail.apk

I have to assume that many users here including yours are quite possibly getting those crazy invalid package errors when either manually downloading and installing some of these apps, or using Titanium backup to restore, since there's no way that any normal install or Titanium Backup could possibly know to place the Gmail application apk in the proper folder per the way Rod is setting this up.

I am basically trying to pull apart as much as I can on my own to discover a lot of this stuff, so I am taking some license here in assuming that what I am seeing and stating is what is the most likely cause of some of these issues. I say some, since you or others mention other apps that have nothing to do with my scenario here, but since I have no idea if i am really on to the cause or way off base, I will have to defer to Rod who is hopefully is reading along some of my posts here to give a nod to. Clear as mud...huh???:eek:
[Nexus One Android Development] deenoo:
I used ubuntu to do it because I was having issue with the live cd.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Just change the Governor with setCPU and then it won't do that screen of power issue causing music weirdness. And yes, you cannot change his kernel. I already tried that way back when wifi was the issue. So just change governor from smartass to whatever you like. Give it a try. I'll try when I have time later to look in on the referenced site.
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
The sad part is (with Rod's 3.5), you can't upgrade the Gmap to 5.5 (it's 5.3.1); you have to manual deleted the MapMod.apk and download Google Map from the market in order to get the current version. My theme manager, gtalk, etc. were messed up and had to fix it by hand.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I could have the same quadrants. The issue Rod wants c2sd running since many users are reporting cache issues. He had PMed me asking me to try to get c2sd to work. I posted a means since it needs EXT4 running. Ext2 offers the speed, but you lose the ability to get the dalvik moved. My setup has no lags. It feels just as snappy now with 1700 Quads as with my 2500-2700+ scores. Kind of overkill wrt quadrant scores. I remember once upon a time when getting anything over 1000 was considered way out there :)
[Nexus One Android Development] safeplayer22:
I'm no expert in these things but if you take a look at the app's permission (using root explorer), you will notice that it's all permissions are checked, including "Execute"..which i know should not be.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Different script. Not compatible at all, AFAIK.

Edit: you know 70Mb is about right if no a2sd or data2sd or data2EXT is running. Only problem is market and apps installed already and my script calls for a bare bone setup when first running the script. I would try the aosp file to install and boot up and take a look and see. Can't hurt. Run the kill file first and then immediately flash the AOSP install file would be my thought to try.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
System space is different from Free internal space which is /data. anything over 5Mb free in /system is no problem. That's normal. I have 8Mb free right now in /system. Totally normal. But your Free internal space which is /data should be the size of your large EXT. So it's not running at all correctly.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
When I used Nandroid restore after changing the EXT2 back to EXT4, it stayed EXT4. Quadrants slowed down to 1700. But....c2sd ran with NO PROBLEMS. I have 100% stability as it now is running with zero issues and feels just as snappy as it did when I was EXT2, NOT running c2sd, and scoring just about as high as Rod. All over 2500 to mid 2700's basically. (err...I raise you 4c to have a 6c pot :D
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Tmobile/ATT commercial

OMG...just saw an AT&T commercial on Fox News touting how great the proposed merger will be with AT&T and TMobile together on new Network blah blah blah bragging. And I paid major buck to get off my iPhone contract with AT&T when I first bought the Nexus One :(
[Nexus One Android Development] mikeyy00:
tried it

hangs on X
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
I agreed, the Quadrant high score (2800 in my case) looked good; but it seemed ran as fast (or as slow) as my Miui stock 1.3.6, did not see any difference in daily operation.

Doc - do you think Rod's rom is similar to MIUI-AU's X-part. they both offered the same huge internal storage and speed, but the dev stopped supporting that about 2 months ago because of a un-explained boot loop (on a reboot).
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
So it's time to go back? :rolleyes:
[Nexus One Android Development] zahni_tue:
Does anyone have have the same problem that getting a reboot when receiving a sms?

I sent from my other handy to the N1: it didn't receive it but ends with a reboot.

What could be the problem?
[Nexus One Android Development] sl8125:
I wonder if 3.5.1 is on the way soon. Alot of hopes for the update.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I noticed this too. In Portrait mode you end up with a 1/3 size window. Landscape is OK.
[Nexus One Android Development] walliester:
It's true, but now we are going to have more and better reception,
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
BTW...I was saying or interchanging Gmail and GMap . But you knew what I meant. I did a lot of research just now on EXT2, vs3,vs4. I'm going to keep this short or I can go on for days. Most of the older original thinking was that yes, EXT2 will be snappier. Lots of anecdotal and objective evidence that a ROM that was on EXT2 was really fast and when the partition scheme was change to EXT4, the added amount of read writes/journaling slowed down the setup. But supposedly on EXT4, journaling can be shut off. And EXT4 is just an updated journaling setup devised for EXT3. That said, it's NOT the ROM that supports any EXT, it's the kernel. Rod is using a customized Kernel, that at least for me, basically may be fast, but you are limited to that kernel. No amount of proper external ADB install commands could get me to be able to alter and use another kernel. I assume its the way it's embedded in the installation scheme. But the c2sd issue that Rod want to work as default here is going to be controlled by the developer of the kernel. Rod...if you are listening in, you need to talk with the developer and have him incorporate whatever it takes to fully support the EXT2 setup. It's independent of the ROM. If you can get the kernel guy to fix his setup, to fully support ext2, then it should by definition support the c2sd command and then we all can have the fastest ROM on the planet :cool: And like you, I didn't see any difference in Free Internal space, but I'm more interested in the cache I mentioned earlier I wanted you to check. Can you or someone NOT using c2sd tell me whet their cache is showing for free. I show 93.36 MB free system cache out of total 95.0MB. Not the /system partition which is set at 145MB and I show 8.5Mb free. Just interested in knowing if that settings altered the System cache by any significant amount. Quick System info Pro on market is a free app that will show all these settings, btw.

Also, did you have a chance to check out QtADB. I use this for screen shots too routinely.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
If you try to change it back to the "proper" settings, rootexplorer FC's. You are stuck with those settings :) Good catch BTW.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I thought so :( Thanks for the effort anyways....
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
It sure seems to be the same thing as far as I can see how it's working. I would like Rod to customize and try my script I supported here originally. Just a thought. Easy to work with too.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Heresy. But my son, the bigwig developer for Tegra at NVIDEA uses iPhone 4 for personal use and writes stuff for Android. Go figure. I taught him the art of the compromise well :D
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I do NOT have that issue. Only thing I can say is to try an alternate program, just for the heck of it...like handcent. And then a new clean install.....:eek:
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
Cache - Total=95, Free=77

You are luck (getting 93.4 out of 95).
[Nexus One Android Development] bori1030:
loaded PMagic open partition tool loaded my sd in card reader when you pick the sd card right click on linux swap go down to format to, and choose linux swap after command pops up in the bottom APPLY it. after its done go down go to small partition 300mb and right click do the same process as the linux go to format to, and choose EXT 3 (if its EXT 2 0r 4) when THAT command pops up at the bottom Apply it. let it do its thing.then choose your 1gb partition and repeat the same method right click on final partition go to, format to and choose EXT 4 let the command pop up and APPLY that last one let it do its thing and when thats done reboot your com (very Important that partitions are exact how ROD shows..

after computer is back up put Rom 3.5 on ROOT OF SD CARD AND FLASH LIKE NORMAL ROM AFTER first WIPING DATA, CACHE , DALVIK CACHE,AND 5 FULL WIPES. ONCE ITS DONE AND YOU REBOOT THE PHONE . IT WILL LOOK LIKE ITS LOADING FINE BUT IT WILL START BOOTLOOPS ABOUT 5 TO 10 LOOPS OR 8 MINS OF LOOPIN AND THEN ITS ON. THATS NORMAL JUST LEAVE IT!

EVERYTHING SUPER FAST SMOOTH AND THE BEST rom ever working great! my Theme mang just fc , use Docmjldds fix on post #9478 if that apk dont work use this apk i have here the one from 3.4.1 its flawless

no problem can apply anything no FC running super nice

flawless ROM DOC ROD keep up the good work will report if i start have any issues Ill test gps tomor but damn its Fast as HELL!!

quad at 2610 everything still looking good rotate a little laggy but I dont use it any way for those who must Rotate
[Nexus One Android Development] hextence:
I still have 707mb of internal memory. But whenever I install any app installation fails. Even titanium fails to restore all the apps.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Then I assume that the added benny for using c2sd.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
GPS is spot on using faster fix to set location, and I also still use gps status just to help speed up locking. Between the two, had 12meter accuracy as soon as I started to walk outside. Navigation today was flawless for me. I always start off any rom install with the latitude app, and make sure you look in the notification area for setting the permissions to allow Google access to your personal privacy stuff. (I say mockingly). But this is required to have this work. Many users do NOT know this.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Look at your Cache settings with quick system info pro app from the market. What does your System cache show right now, assuming you reset the partition back to EXT4. I am assuming you have not used c2sd command line yet. If not using this command, what is your cache right now? See my screen shot here
[Nexus One Android Development] bori1030:
Thanks didnt know just went into faster fix and set Ill test tomor.
[Nexus One Android Development] slyder:
Been doing multiple test of my own since coming back to rod's rom. started last week with 3.4. that had some wierd issues.

3.5 so far first few times had some wierd issue. basically once i have the phone loaded in after the 2 reboots i kind of fear having to reboot the phone as it goes into very long infinite boot loop.

saw the post by bori1030 about the full 5 times wipe and i tried that so far that works. but there are other possiblities as i left out a few things i used to do.

1) i have not restore back any of my call logs and sms(4k).

2) have not restored back any of my old apps from titanium backup namely chinese text app eg tencent QQ and some chinese games.

3) have to reactivate swype beta. Due to some interface menu limitation of MIUI, the only way to activate swype license was via titanium backup restore.

so far when i do reboot the phone it will go thru the miui logo and x logo at least 5 times before it actually loads in. Users should take note dont panic just be patient.

behaviour wise the phone did an auto reboot once yesterday night. not sure why as didnt have time to check as i was at a pub :P.

rotate lagss alot so will be turning that off. there might be stuff running in the background.

I was using the MIUI AU mod before this its not as fast but was not as many reboot loop issue. it did have FC issues on and off.

EXT4 has been used to speed up rom performance for Galaxy S. i have used that method to boost the speed of some of my friends Galaxy. but they have internal SD which is definately faster than using SD cards.

will be trying SD boost later today as have tested to increase the performance of galaxy S.

cheers
[Nexus One Android Development] vanan10:
This method worked perfectly for me! Thanks mate... :)
[Nexus One Android Development] xcane:
My Nexus is up and is working alright i guess...but there is a little glitch !! Just realize..Do not restart the phone with the cable plug in whether is Charging or Sync..when it restart the WIFI will not tend to worked...!
[Nexus One Android Development] hextence:
I am not able to install any app. It just fails. I guess thats why Titanium is unable to restore apps. I converted the EXT2 partition to EXT4 and I ran the c2sd command. The phone just restarted. I cant check my cache size because I cannot install Quick System Info Pro.
[Nexus One Android Development] Juanma1331:
i have partioned the sd in all ways possible but its still loop on bootscreen, never start boot and boot again, partioned with gparted. minitool partition wizard , 5 complete wipes, but it never works. what im doing wrong?
[Nexus One Android Development] Autinhyeu:
hope next version dont need full wipe :(
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
Update is Online... Please Read the Changelog... enjoy
[Nexus One Android Development] hextence:
I partitioned my sd in recovery. I chose 1.3 for the ext partition and then split that partition into an ext4 and ext3 in minitool partition wizard . This made it work for me.
[Nexus One Android Development] astaccz:
Can someone please explain how to partition my sd card. I booted with the arted cd fine create the partitions how it says and drag the rom but when I go to flash it, there are symbols and numbers but no rom to flash. I tried numerous times.
[Nexus One Android Development] Autinhyeu:
Downloading now :x

love this ROM, hehehe...
[Nexus One Android Development] ultra99:
Great stuff man!! Thanks a lot!! :D
[Nexus One Android Development] Autinhyeu:
Link to download v3.6 very slow... anyone cant post a direct link :( plz...
[Nexus One Android Development] Pryda:
Use megaupload or multiupload direct link it's fast.
[Nexus One Android Development] sl8125:
what happens if you don't partition your 3rd partition 1/5 of the 2nd partition? does it automatically format and turn into ext2 again? Just another quick question before i go flashing away again.
[Nexus One Android Development] sl8125:
not to be rude, this has been covered so many times. just go back few pages. there were alot in the same situation your are in.
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
you will have to less space for the Dalvik-Cache... if it´s EXT2 the system Format it to EXT3
[Nexus One Android Development] Autinhyeu:
yes, Multiupload direct link is fast :) thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] astaccz:
No offense taken Im just bummed I cant get this to work because I want to try to rom badly. But anyway thanks I am going back some pages to look.
[Nexus One Android Development] sl8125:
Okay didn't know why it had to be 1/5 of the 2nd partition. So bigger is fine. I am not going to change the partition size then.
[Nexus One Android Development] dickyctk:
just flash 3.6 but always stuck at X screen.... for more than 5 minutes now.. is it normal?
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
Yes just wait 5 min. more after that try to Fullwipe and Flash again
[Nexus One Android Development] astaccz:
Just got it booted up and I must say this rom is sweet!!!:D Customization is excellent. Speed is something too. Good freaking work rodigezstyle
[Nexus One Android Development] Autinhyeu:
@Rod: the font in this ROM is support full Unicode font??? i want use this font, but if it dont support full Unicode font, i must change with Arial font :(
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
Just a stupid question as I'm starting to be short on memory on my sd card (only 16 gb ;) ):

Does the second partition absolutely need to be this large (1gb), I see most people reporting data free space between 900 Mo and 750Mo... so I was thinking that maybe if I set that to 500 or 600 Mo, that'd be OK ????

And then the second ext partition could be like 100 Mo ?

Or I'm totally wrong and 1Go/200 Mo are fixed and cannot be reduced ?
[Nexus One Android Development] zahni_tue:
Still got the problem, whenever i'm going to receive a sms, it ends with a reboot.

Does anyone know why? I really like this rom, just awesome and don't want to change to another :D
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
fix by premo try it

Its a problem to do with permissions in the superuser app. Open it up after a reboot and check the log to find out which app is doing it, then switch tabs, click on app and deny permissions. Should fix your problem
[Nexus One Android Development] zahni_tue:
Thx a lot for your quick answer. I only got trackball alert and titanium backup. In the log there are just informations about this two as allowed.

Could something else be the problem? :o
[Nexus One Android Development] Pryda:
Did you restore your SMS with Titanium?
[Nexus One Android Development] Lultima:
Nice Job ROD !!!

If u have a Debian based distro (Ubuntu,Mint etc ... ), u can partition your Sd-Card with GParted, without burn iso in a cd.

Follow the instruction :

1) Open a terminal and type

sudo apt-get install gparted

2) Then reboot Pc and reopen a terminal and type

sudo gparted

3) Mount your Sd-card from recovery (don't remove it from the phone).

4) On GParted go on the right and select the device.

5) Unmount the partition and Format the partition as u like ...

6) I use 6,6 GB (fat32),1 GB (ext4) ,200mb (EXT4), 128mb (swap). (My sdcard it's 8GB)

7) For me was perfect at first time ... ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] safeplayer22:
Everything looking good. The theme manager is still get FC, so i deleted and installed the apk from a post here (few pages back).

BUT the camera issue is still there. Recorded video in portrait mode in full screen, but when playing the video, its played in landscape mode and at 1/3 of the screen.