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[Nexus One Android Development] spressa:
do you guys get a really noticeable lag whenever you're moving icons around on the homescreen? It's almost unbearable for me. besides that....i've let the rom linger for 10-15 minutes at a time on 6-7 reboots....it's running generally really well....except for this one problem.
[Nexus One Android Development] DEADover:
yes, and when i delete icons & widgets from homescreens :(
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
By no means was I saying my method was definitive. I was just pointing out what worked for me. That's all.

I had the same problem at first, but after using the ROM for over a day and changing the kernel, it's fine now. Smooth as butter!
[Nexus One Android Development] bachviet:
Mine as of today with 73 user apps installed (78 system apps in /system/app)
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Appreciate the effort to show. Something on my N1 is blocking me from using all the space. Even though I know I am wipeing/formatting everything correctly. Only thing left would be to intentionally try the card reader method, but this would mean it's my SD card as the issue, but I see all the space correctly.
[Nexus One Android Development] oncl0wd9:
WWWWOOOOWWWW :eek: thats all I can say!!!

Great job!
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
This is close to mine. Did you run the darkT script commands after flash installing the ROM. Just double checking
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I'm using Dark T. Stock a2sd is horrible dealing with widgets going to SD, then not working etc. I tried with Rod's version installed and the latest update that works with ext4 setups now. Both gave me the same amount of free Internal mem....about 1/2 of what it should be.
[Nexus One Android Development] Jesse6749:
I was gonna say that I am using the 2.6.35.4-925mV-CFS-SVS-AIX-720p-1228Mhz-Monks-082710-TEST kernel and this solved my low speaker volume on this rom :D:D:D. Now I am completely happy with the rom.:p
[Nexus One Android Development] 13bjunkie:
this was pre script... post script brings up your internal back to 150mb
[Nexus One Android Development] keithdiggs01:
My screenie

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Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I have run those commands so often, I have a2sd nightmares :eek: See attached...
[Nexus One Android Development] artismyrevolt:
Not from that program, but this is my sd card space and I didn't run any special scripts or commands. Just had ext 3 on my card before install.

This rom is awesome. Only requests I could think of would be making it possible to set the lock screen buttons to open custom apps, i.e. sms button would open google voice on unlock, etc. and on-lockscreen alerts for missedcalls, emails, etc. haven't gotten anything yet so as far as I know this might already be the case.

Thanks rod. Awesome.

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[Nexus One Android Development] avatar8838:
11:11. Make a wish ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Trust me. If you know me...(Rod does), I'm pretty anal about this stuff. I have been posting this issue wrt Internal Space Free for the better part of 4 weeks now. I'm sure enough users here know from Enom, MicroMod, and Evils threads here on XDA. My N1 is somehow just plain stubborn. I have gone thru this stuff so many times. I know how to do it....yet I only have 1/2 of what I should. I have tried 4 versions including the latest of DarkT. I know how to use Clockwork recovery and even go into Storage options in the recovery menu, to FORMAT all the N1 internal partitions, including the Boot, System, Cache, SD-EXT and using wipe for the dalvik-cache (no format option available. I have three different SD cards I tried. I have used AmonRec 1.8, 1.8.0.1, 1.90Alpha, and the last DarkT versions including this one posted three days back, which actually now works using EXT4, although I use EXT3 and posted a screen shot using a Partition Wizard app I mentioned a few pages back. Did not use that app for anything but verifying EXT3.

dtapps2sd-2.7.5.2-signed.zip <<<<Latest DarkT script.

I have NOT tried formatting using a card reader :D

I even go as far as reflashing AmonRec after using ROM Manager/Clockwork, because my Nandroids are all based on Amon. Can't mix and match Nandroids, with both recovery methods. Won't work
[Nexus One Android Development] k3vink3vin:
Hold power button, Reboot, it should say Reboot/Restart instead of Power off/Shut down

Also applies to pull down Notifications, Reboot.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Thanks...and thanks to everyone else posting screen shots. Don't mean to leave anyone out for their efforts.
[Nexus One Android Development] TheShoura:
quick question

What kernel should I use with this ROM? My phone is flashed with kernel from eViL D ROM and that was unstable and slow

Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Have you run the DarkT scripts? Looks like you may not have, unless you have same issues as me.
[Nexus One Android Development] psp786:
im getting

error status 7

when i try and flash it
[Nexus One Android Development] Jesse6749:
I am using this kernel: 2.6.35.4-925mV-CFS-SVS-AIX-720p-1228Mhz-Monks-082710-TEST. So far it's the best one I have tried.
[Nexus One Android Development] TheShoura:
can u link, not finding it in sticky thread up top
[Nexus One Android Development] lancerevoviii2005:
whats the benefit of doing a2sd because i didnt bother to do this to get this rom running
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
No No no. I don't know any more than anyone else. I just happen to read a lot. I read, absorb, and long ago committed myself to not be in too much of a rush. Can't tell you how many times instead of being one of the first to download an update that everyone has been salivating over, I basically wanted to just catch up on all prior issues as well as sitting back to see how users were installing an update, or how it was going etc. Many times an update to the update was rushed out the next day. Kind of sounds a little like 2.6 and 2.61 here but many users here seems to have a better experience with 2.6 over 2.61. Just means to me we ain't there yet ;) :D

Any class 6 should be OK. I know that Kingston and their recent endeavor into the 32GB field, has major issues with write speeds way below par. This is fixable with an edit using root explorer, but it took a while to figure out and I seem to remember that this fix needs to be applied either on successive boot, or ROM installs. Can't remember offhand.

Here's some info on where to look:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=921530

Plus there is a ton of info regarding Kingston cards in general not being up to spec. Gotta google this stuff. Above is about the "magic" 128 number reference that any particular card is running correctly, in the phone...vs from a speed tester utility.

The article I reference is about the Evo, but it applies to all phones in general and the Micro SD cards.
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
Im on 2.6.1 and have no issues at all at this point (fingers crossed).
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
Point proven :cool:
[Nexus One Android Development] chris4chelsea:
LOL! this is funny! i only wiped 2 times. and my phone is quite laggy and with FC from time to time
[Nexus One Android Development] superlantern:
I am having the worst time with this rom. The lag is unacceptable.
[Nexus One Android Development] l3nnon:
Can you guys try to change lockscreen wallpaper through gallery. It will cause force close to me. But change with Miui gallery its fine. So far this the only fc I face
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Gallery vs MIUI Gallery....MIUI gallery wins hands down. When any of these latest MIUI variants get installed, it a really long effort to cache and provide the thumbnails for those pix. Seems that once you do it, basically by intentionally leaving the "gallery app" open, and all the pages populate, it just gets better and better with speed and seeing the images. Many OPs intentionally leave off the original gallery app, or gallery3D app as it was later referred to. The MIUI gallery app just seems to be a better performer. I usually just either choose to always use the MIUI version or even go as far as uninstalling the gallery version. It's more dependent on preferences. Some users just prefer the way one works vs the other. But the speed thing has been a consistent issue regarding Gallery and also the FC's mentioned.
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
I would guess that you tried restoring the phone backlog and the SMS data... Or other system info, using Titanium. The thing is that with MiUI and Data2wherever, the data structure is different, so that generates FCs...

So maybe, wipe data, and then, after having let the rom sit in, restore apps progressively but not system info or stuff like that...
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
This data 2 whatever WTF is too unstable, I tried 4 times to install this rom but it's a bunch of FCs that I get!

I even format my SD and build a brand new EXT3 with 1gb but it didn't change a thing!

Oh I miss the old good days with Sense roms
[Nexus One Android Development] samplespace:
Thanks for the ROM, This one is amazing!!

But I can't find the Menu button on default launcher...

How can I add it?

Thanks again :)
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
Thanks BloodFlame!!

I did exactly what you said... I will put my first impressions here at night!

Thanks a lot! The help is very important for noobs in Miui Rom and will make us able to help other noobs in the future!

Thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] Neo.Collin:
May be u did not notice it, the app drawer is the desktop itself - iPhone kinda look :) - scroll left and right...
[Nexus One Android Development] samplespace:
^

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I see...

Thanks a lot! :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Artofhack:
2.5.2 is WAY WAY faster. 2.6.1 looks good and is fun but damn. i drove to work today 40 min and my battery is at 60%. wifi off and blue off. i was playing music and it skipped about 5 times. The touch screen lags and **** is just slow. Found a few crazy chars in the wall paper options. Still love ya ROD but please push out 2.6.2 soon. you spoiled us in Jan. with updates every few days. Thanks for your work.

-=ArtOfHaCk=-
[Nexus One Android Development] superlantern:
I really hope for 2.6.2 soon, until then I am trying another miui rom I am thinking of seeing how moviestarmod works and if it lags too.
[Nexus One Android Development] samplespace:
Anyone found task bar flashing while swiping homescreen right and left?

It only happen with default Launcher, but it's not happen with Launcher Pro
[Nexus One Android Development] donutman:
Ok, I think roms deserve positive and negative feedback. How else can you improve if everyone kisses your butt? So here it goes.

This rom has just become too much of a hassle. First, you have to wipe like 300 times to supposedly get it working right. Not only that, you have to reboot multiple times and wait a whole day for the phone to become stable. I'm exaggerating but you get my point. On top of all that, none if it won't matter if you don't have the right SD type. And battery life is horrid. It's fine when idle, but using it dies faster than previous roms.

Its just not very practical. I shouldn't have to buy a new sd card just to use this rom. Is d2w really that much better? Just my 2 cents...
[Nexus One Android Development] safeplayer22:
errrr, you don't have to use this rom, period. That way you don't have to buy a new SDcard. Are you paying Rod a salary for his work? What you said does not sound like a feedback, but more like complaining to me.

Since the latest version is not stable, people are providing him with feedbacks and bugs. Do the same. That way we'll all help get this rom to be more stable. You telling me CM7 did not cause any problems in the beginning? EVERY rom will have it's problems (final or not). That's what android so great, you don't like a rom, use another one.

I'm not trying to start any arguments or anything here. Just saying that no one should "complain" or "bash" the dev's for their hard work. Instead, let's try to help them. And I understand that what you wrote was an opinion.
[Nexus One Android Development] kingblind:
I am just having too many problem with the ROM now. Does anyone has a link to the old ROM so I can go back.. thanks in advance for your help.
[Nexus One Android Development] geney:
I do agree with him to certain point though. I know we don't pay a single cent to Rod, but I believe he don't mind some good suggestions either. I also strongly believe he would love to have more people loving his ROM? No?

Once again, is the so call D2W that good/important? What so good when it brings so much problem right?
[Nexus One Android Development] safeplayer22:
2.5.2 is here: that is the latest stable rom right now (upload was not done by me):

http://www.multiupload.com/DM728LV312
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
Uhmmmm another note to you all....

I have a sandisk 16gb card CLASS 2 Card and I am running this ROM. Initially I had problems because I was coming from Rod's 2.5.2 and did not go through the install suggestions of using the correct partitions. After using the preferred methods, all my problems went away. Also I have Wildmonk's 1/6/11 kernel and NOT maxed it out. In the past, for me and using Rod's ROM's, I could not overclock to the max of the installed kernel. If I did, I would get forced reboots left and right. But once I lowered it a step below or around 103k, each of Rod's ROM's worked fine. I know everyone is different, coming from different setups and all so I know my situation is not like yours.

Battery life is about the same with me as well. I just lower the setcpu a bit to get through the day if I know I am not near my chargers. As for the mic issues, I am not sure if it pertains to this version of Rod's ROM, I had to clear out my cache partition and dalvik partition and reboot to correct the low microphone issue. This would work for most, but not all, like everything else.
[Nexus One Android Development] kingblind:
thanks for the upload..back to 2.5.2!!
[Nexus One Android Development] samplespace:
Framework always request to force close everytime... anyone got this problem too?
[Nexus One Android Development] kingblind:
I did have the problem.. that is one of the reasons I am going back to 2.5.2.. see link above.
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
Geez too much complaints, now Rod escaped again to a deep jungle :p
[Nexus One Android Development] donutman:
I knew this was coming. Look, I'm not bashing at all. And as for complaining, negative feedback can come off that way but it's still feedback. I believe what I said can be useful to him. Obviously I don't have to use this rom but I have been for a while and wanted to share my thoughts. Just because I'm not paying his salary doesn't mean I can't say what I feel. I wasn't trying to disrespect or anything. Didn't call him names, said this rom sucks or demanded a new version.
[Nexus One Android Development] mick2021:
Followed the instructions and no issues so far. using sandisk 16gb class 4.

this is my favorite so far. before I was running low on internal memory and had to pick and choose apps. It was at a point that I was thinking of upgrading to another phone. With 1 gig of memory I have no worries lol.

Thanks Rod! :)

If it's not working for you.. go back to the previous version or use a different rom till the next update. It's not end of the world. I was on 2.5.1 because 2.5.2 and 2.5.3 just wasn't work right for me.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Well, there's good old Evil 1.26 and I found a super stable GB ROM. The OP is spanish, but the ROM is in English and it uses a custom apps2sd that has me at 194MB Internal out of the stock 196MB. Kind of like the old style Cyanogen style. I rather like this rom right now too. Not giving up on MIUI...but I have to agree, that the mutli reboot take a day to grow to stability is really kinda nuts :D

http://tinyurl.com/4nv3um7 Here is English translated. Some of this was on XDA, but because the OP posted apk to fancy widgets, they pulled it. Don't install the referenced Bluetooth fix Kernel. Causes wifi to not work Just an FYI if you want something that works, and is stable.
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
I am gonna give a shot to Evil's DHD 1.1 again, I had EXT2 512mb when I tried it and now EXT3 1gb, I hope it will be faster, it will be the last time I use Sense for a long time if I buy a SGS2 in 2 months
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Wait until Christmas time for next generation Quad Cores and Honeycomb/Tegra stuff that will blow everything today out of the water.

Edit: There's a holdup on the English but on MIUI-AU there's new R version and D2whatever as well as the X versions. I know that you can choose English to install the Dutch (German) versions, so I am going to try this right now. Downloading File name: MIUI-AU_1.2.11_D2EXT_XPART_N1_DE-signed.zip

English R version is posted
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
Best of luck to you bro. Can't wait to hear your results :)
[Nexus One Android Development] l3nnon:
After using the rom for a day.

Do far my problem was :

Can't change the lockscreen wallpaper with stock gallery but with gallery was fine.

When moving and placing icons and widget it got slightly lag.

Trackball alert need to removing and reinstall, if not can't work properly.

Data2whatever log mine last row it said File system check error e2fsck output error. Anyone experience this?
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
I miss having the app drawer too. Everything else about the MIUI launcher is awesome, so I improvised to make my own app drawer. Basically I just added a folder widget, then threw all the apps into it, and placed it on the middle of my dock bar.

Every time I install a new app though, I have to add it manually. Bit of a pain, but it works.

Got me thinking though, would it be possible to have a script automatically do this? Maybe even expand on it with an "excludes" list for the few apps I want to keep on my homescreen?? Sounds like a good project to me! (if only I knew how to develop it :p)
[Nexus One Android Development] superlantern:
Use launcherpro
[Nexus One Android Development] superlantern:
I will say only one thing aside from the fact that I seem to be having a slightly better experience today.... that the only thing I would like is to at least see what rod has to say..regardless of if a 2.6.2 is coming
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
Rod is a nice guy so he'll try to help in any way he can, short of you sending in your phone to him lol....

You know that another "fix" will be on it's way based on some feedback here. That's how it works really. You either love it, hate it, or revert to a previous build.
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
Hey Bloodflame!

My Rom is really better now. I haven't any force close anymore!!!!

I have just one question... Some programas (a few for now) aren't working... When I open it, I have to force its close...

What can I do now?

Thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
Awesome to hear.

First, which apps? I've yet to experience it myself. And how long has it been since installing the ROM? It could be possible that you might have to wait it out. Sounds silly, I know, but D2W seems to work better after time. Just use your phone as normal for another day, maybe reboot once in a while, and see if you notice any improvements.
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
I had installed the Rom one day ago (thursday night)...

For now, just two apps doesn't work: juice defender and Ikamasutra.

I'm always rebooting the phone...

This is the only problem for now...
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
I'll test these apps and get back to you with my results.

Update: Working fine for me. Wish I knew how to help.. :confused: I could suggest uninstalling, wiping the cache and dalvik, then reinstalling. But at the same time, I'm not sure how this would affect the D2W set up (if at all). Might need some input from someone better educated than me..

and I've actually never used Juice Defender before, but I think I may keep it for a few days to see if I notice a difference in battery life.

This MIUI / kernel set up is already going fairly good on my battery. It's been 20 hours since my last full charge, and my battery is currently at 43%. This includes a period where I was at work (ie, not using the phone for several hours, still powered on though), then actively using it with WiFi at home for a little while. I do use SetCPU profiles to limit my clock speeds at certain battery levels, which does help too. Just thought I'd throw that bit of info in.
[Nexus One Android Development] garfnodie:
So I tried this ROM out about a week ago, and I really liked how smooth and snappy it was, but I was still seeing a lot of Chinese in the menus. Now I didn't notice until this release that it needed a second reboot after the first to fix all that and I restored back to CM7.

So I notice the new version out today and am still very interested in it. I follow all the instructions, full wipes, crap; full format and repartition, crap; all the previous and let it sit for over an hour and still crap. This newest version has been a much worse experience that the one I had a week ago.

Getting FC's from Gmail, Calendar, Android System. When I'm in the setting and make any changes, my phone hangs for at least five seconds or more, and I'll even get a error that the system has stop responding and do I want to wait or FC, I just hit wait and then it'll work again. In those same settings menus, when I change a setting, the little slider will move most of the way and then it hangs as mentioned above and then I have to wait until it responds.

I repartitioned as I mentioned above, and yet in the SD settings menu, it doesn't register any A2SD space, just shows 0.00gb available and used.

I really hope I'm not the only one with these problems and look forward to another release soon.

I have one request though, is it possible to separate all the GApps as CM has done?
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
There are a lot of posts in the last 10-15 pages regarding your issues with 2.6, and I personally posted a method that seemed to work for me. I was having the same issues at first, then went overkill on the wiping/partitioning/rebooting. Seemed to work for me...

A2SD isn't in the latest version of MIUIMOD. It has been replaced by D2W (data2whatever) which instead uses the ext partition as internal memory. Check your internal memory under About Phone, and you'll see all your space there.

2.5.2 is the most stable for everyone, and doesn't carry the language problem that was present in 2.5.3. There's a link a few pages back as well.

As far as your gapps question, I don't see Rod removing/separating them completely (but I could also be wrong). If you just want to get rid of them, search the market for AppAdmin, then in the menu choose Remove System Apps, and go from there. Disclaimer: I am not responsible if you remove the wrong things and render the ROM useless.
[Nexus One Android Development] garfnodie:
Never heard of D2W before, I'll look into it more though.

I didn't read a whole lot of the posts before mine, when there are 6000+ posts, it's hard to even know where to begin and just figured I'd post my experience in case I had anything that was different.

I thought I did the overkill thing as well with the SD card. It seems to me that you can get much more overkill than wiping all partitions and starting from scratch. And after many reboots, it was still the same way. IDK, still new to MIUI, I'll mess with it some more tomorrow with fresh eyes.

As for the GApps question, I always have issues updating them when they come baked in, having them separate always make things much easier. That's why I was hoping he'd separate them.