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[Nexus One Android Development] den_breacker:
Do you have those tweaks?

I would love to have stock miui with some tweaks... :-)
[Nexus One Android Development] net.cat:
Are the ss4n1's config exportable somehow from the Rod's ROM ?
[Nexus One Android Development] b1337:
Dude...there is a whole thread in this section by ch33ky try the search button!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] ultra99:
Alright, the following is the way to use stock MIUI with Data2SD, ss4n1, and 4-way reboot.

1. Download stock MIUI...I think you know where to find them.

2. First, read this. It gives you instruction on how to convert any rom to D2SD.

3. Then go here for instructions on how to install and activate SS4N1. Also, you can install Savaged-Zen kernel if you want.

4. Lastly, go here for instructions on how to download and install the 4-way reboot menu.

I hope I helped you guys on how to use Stock MIUI with these small tweaks. :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
LOL, still no explanation anywhere of WTH D2SD is or does!

Must be a Military Secret. Hell with it.
[Nexus One Android Development] b1337:
probably better u dont know anyway if u cant even find info on it lol
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Doc Mark's Script files

It's NOT a Military secret. Exactly what do you want to know. Data2Sd is an improved methodology of having applications install to your SD card instead of to the Phone Internal memory which has 196MB hardware limitation. That's it in a nutshell. With Data2SD you also do NOT have to worry about if the app is a widget or a launcher that under the older Froyo method of just copying the app to the sd card and having it run from there, would mess up big time. There are various version of these scripts going around. The ones I reference seem to offer the most stability for me. With Data2SD running, you not only gain the whole EXT setup as in 1 GB or so of application space, it just runs more efficiently, hence faster Quad scores etc. Does that help. Not sure what you need to know any more specifically. See my last Reprint post on how to use these files to basically take a stock MIUI setup and have it work, or a CM7 setup using the same method to have a GB or so Free Internal memory.

Got to upload the script files etc, so back in a few.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Doc Marks Data2sd script files and location reference

I posted an FAQ on means to run simple script files to create Data2sd install on stock MIUI or Stock Gingerbread, or Stock CM7 any variants. Please reference post #9898 for Reprint DocMark's FAQ Data2sd install and links to script files in a zipped folder. #9899 also........

So hopefully in the future, anyone needing to search using Forum thread search tools can use key words FAQ, Data2sd install, DocMark reprint, script files, etc etc to do this.

We thank you :)

I am attaching now to three posts. Seems hotfiles drops the file location after a set amount of time. I had posted to Hotfiles mirror but was getting File 404 :(

No more spamming from me.........:eek: :rolleyes: ;) :D:D:D
[Nexus One Android Development] MR_EVIL:
doc can u just post steps or sequence in which i have to flash the files in ur script file...thanks for posting the FAQ but i guess i love to follow certain steps
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
Good to know, thanks. Seems as though it's not part of Rod's MIUI since you post the detailed instructions. Also would be nice to know if it's a kernel module, or service, or how it actually works if that's documented.

I'm doing things you can't imagine sonny boy. I am not a coder, I am a real estate developer, so Hell with you.
[Nexus One Android Development] ultra99:
The below might help you?;)
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I wrote that for a user that wanted to install Fitsnugly CM7. Just substitute MIUI for CM7. Try printing it out and read thru it one more time. The step by step is there. Been dealing with a gazillion health issues, a sick new phone that really isa sick, meaning it has data issues that I think cannot be fixed.

It's late...I'm tired...If you stll need the hand holding styep by step post, I will do it tomorrow
[Nexus One Android Development] dvdschnck:
30 seconds to find, dude...

@ http://starburst.droidzone.in/

... In case you didnt already know, the Desire’s Internal memory is severely limited (A maximum of 147 MB. Within no time, you will be asked to remove your favoite apps to clear space. Earlier implementations like A2SD, App2SD+ are all imperfect, and everything will never be moved. Even MTD partitions are limited.

With Data2SD, you decide the amount of Internal memory you want! As a side effect, you get faster I/O too, since Sd is faster than Nand. the real world performance depends on the Class of your card. The faster the better! ...

Wow. I hope you are really what you claim, because I am in the market for a Search Button, in the vicinity of MyBrowserOfChoice. Any ideas where I can acquire this?
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
Yes smart assedness will endear you to those who make decisions about your life...

Well I had searched, several times, Stupid, and there was no definitive site about this. Your link is about a ROM that uses D2SD, and explains nothing about what this really is, how it works, nor its provenance. I was looking for something credible. I am busy and don't have time to sift through all the junk and trash that seems to be your bread and butter after school. I am not explaining myself to any more kids.
[Nexus One Android Development] sliverofme:
Brilliant.
[Nexus One Android Development] DEADover:
Why TB can't restore backuped apps? It's said - Failed on every app i want to restore :(

I have never seen that TB can not be restore applications in a 1.5 year period of using Nexus...
[Nexus One Android Development] dan.t:
1. You have to load latest version of TB.

2. You have to reboot about 3 times to make d2ext work, after flash.

My TB restored all...
[Nexus One Android Development] DEADover:
1. I Use the latest pro version from the market

2. I reboot it 2 times after clean install...

Do you have 4 partitions on your sdcard?
[Nexus One Android Development] dredghawl:
Which class should the microSD card have for D2SD? I have a 16GB Class 2 card, would that be enough?
[Nexus One Android Development] DEADover:
From the StarBurst site:
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
DEADover, when you partitioned your SD card, did you restore what was on partition 1? That's where your Titanium backups are.

PS - Do not restore data, or else FC's.
[Nexus One Android Development] DEADover:
Of course I restore my FAT32 partition from Backup (with TB backup including).

In batch i can restore data of my apps, but when i restore apps+data = its failed and then MANY MANY FC's until reboot. And Market often FC's :(
[Nexus One Android Development] dan.t:
You tried to restore single apps?

Thats what I do normally, to prevent overwriting apps that are included in the Tom and to filter out unused apps.

Have no problems with market here.

Maybe try some wipes(no data)?
[Nexus One Android Development] dan.t:
I have 4, yes. Partitioned with Partedmagic like Rod wrote on first page. Also, I parted each after another, means set partition, apply partition, and so on..
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
Oooo, it sounds like you tried to restore -all- apps, not just the missing ones.

Better start over my friend. In Amon Ra wipe everything/ factory reset + Dalvik 5 times. And check md5sum on your MIUI zip. And again, you must not restore data using TB, or else FC's. I got away with restoring only data for a few apps, like Opera, Prey, Snowstorm, and WheresMyDroid. Certainly not batch though.
[Nexus One Android Development] DEADover:
Yes, I tried - with\without data.

Re-installing ROM now with full wipe 5x :(

No, only missing user apps.

MD5sums matched.

I always restore (for 1 year) apps+data in batch and rarely FC's...
[Nexus One Android Development] ivanxx:
WaveSecure and Thrutu REBOOT

Hi all!

after some months without updating, I decided to jump on 3.6 and made a complete fresh install. Evreything seems to work now (replaced ThemeManager so even themes work), excep McAfee WaveSecure and Thrutu apps. Do they have something in common (something related to the phone number, or the SMS I guess) to make the phone reboot without even FC'ing?

WaveSecure reboots as soon as you enter your cell number, and Thrutu works if you go with the Google Voice installation but reboots if you intend to use your mobile line... I installed the MMS Reboot fix from the first post just to give it a try, not solving this anyway...
[Nexus One Android Development] DEADover:
Argggggghhh.....! After one more full clean install with 5x wipe and 5 reboots after - i only install TB from market and it can't restore my apps - stuck on the moment of restoring (only app without data) and that's it. Then I kill TB process and after that - FC's. Only reboot help. :mad:

I don't know what I'm doing wrong (((

PS I'm not noob, I have experience flashing my N1 throughout the year :D
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
So many things seem to be unknown about this ****, like why doesn't the first wipe do the job, for example.

Did you use a recent Amon Ra to do factory reset and Dalvik wipes five times each?

Did you set up your SD card partitions using gparted, to the sizes in Doc's signature? Four partitions? And reboot at least three times after install?

You do not say so much detail, I have to ask these things.
[Nexus One Android Development] dvdschnck:
You're welcome, dude! Loosely asked and literally answered. Just let me know if I can assist you further. :)
[Nexus One Android Development] RotasOpera:
hey Rod,

didn't hear anything fromyou for 10 days!

I just wanted to say that I'm really happy with your ROM and really appreciate your work! I've been with ya since v1.8 whatever^^

And there has been a lot of complaining for a while, but I think everyone who complains should make their own ROM first, to have the right to complain....

Is the next update on the road or is it a story like from v1.9.2 => v3.0^^

Grüssle aus stuttgart

RotasOpera
[Nexus One Android Development] DEADover:
So recommends Rod ;) But he said about three times, I did five.

Yes, I use the latest Amon_Ra 2.2.1 recovery and did factory reset+dalvik for about 5 times each.

Yes, like this - Click

And YES for a third time - I reboot 5 times after install.
[Nexus One Android Development] dan.t:
Hmm weird.

You could tried another thing...

Some previous Version required to flash another rom first, try to flash miui stock and then without wipe, rods rom.

I think Doc had posted about that.

Had something to do with wrong/bad filesystem or so.

Btw. where is Doc?

Hopefully he'll be back from the future soon :)
[Nexus One Android Development] jan-willem3:
Hey rodriguez and everyone here. I tested out your libsqlite patch while using sql benchmark. The difference with your lib and the standard one. Was 2 sec. (50 vs 52). The lib works the same on every device. Since the increase of performence is not noticeable I would suggest to revert to the stock lib. To increase the stability. I am just here to share what I experienced so you can improve your rom.

Regards,

Jan-Willem
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
If you guys want to use variations of data2sd which I have pushed with my FAQ, or versions such as Rods data2EXT here which really is almost the same thing, then sorry, but I highly recommend NOTHING but clean installs till you get a setup you are happy with. I have been a Titanium Backup Pro user basically since day one with my N1 and when Paul M gave the Pro version of the app when you became a donator to his site.

I am not here to discuss that certain people have had no issues restoring apps that were backup up with TB and have restored with no issues. The methodology of how the scripting works for data2sd/data2EXT does NOT play nice with TB ability to be able to put back all the bits and pieces correctly, especially if the TB was created prior to installing ant ROM that uses data2sd/data2EXT. So basically, yes, restore app ONLY which is basically same as just grabbing the latest from the market or your own source if using something else. Yes, it takes time to do it. But yes, this works and NO FC's or weird compatibility issues a few days after you think all is OK when it really is NOT. And to add...when I clean install a newer ROM, update etc with mutiple partitions such as here, I go the distance to reformat the EXT's also. On another ROM Thread I frequent, (The hybrid Sense 3.0) it has been proven that issues arise when NOT reformatting those external partitions too.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Finally someone else that understands that you cannot restore apps + Data. TB does NOT know how to replace this stuff on ROMs running these custom scripts. It's NOT written to be used on these scripts. So +1 to restore the app only, or better yet, just use TB as a source of what you have, then manually reinstall from market, or private sources, and NOT use TB itself.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Don't use TB. I quit a long time ago when I switched over to multiple partitions and data2sd/data2ext setups. I just learned to do it the long way. No more frustrations, FCs, boot loops, starting over again, etc etc.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Back from the future :D I like that. That damn Clock Tower keeps getting in my way :rolleyes:

OK...not sure who has issues now after doing whatever. But...if on a failed setup that one has created. IOW partitions are correctly setup up, and then the install doesn't work correctly for whatever reason or TiBackup messes up, use the format utility that formats the system, data, and cache partitions as well as the wipes using Amon 2.2.1. I only see moaning that users have either tried a new install wiping 3x or 5x with Amon. I am not seeing reference from most here that they are also using the modded Format utility I have posted numerous times to Format additionally. Amon will NOT touch your Internal Phone /system partition which is why the need to do this. I also go the distance of using Gparted and reformat my EXT Partition's. The EXT4's and EXT3's that were created. If you use Gparted, then you don't have to worry about the files you have on the Fat32 setup.

Did I miss anything else?
[Nexus One Android Development] dan.t:
DEADover has issues :)

The format file could solve his problems i think.
[Nexus One Android Development] den_breacker:
I already have SS4N1.

But that's not what I meant :-)

I imagine Rod applies a lot of tweaks to his ROM. It would be cool if those tweaks could be applied to another rom, for example stock miui :-)

(I don't mean data2sd)
[Nexus One Android Development] net.cat:
well in that case what you'll obtain is exactly the Rod ROM :P
[Nexus One Android Development] den_breacker:
without the theming, without data2sd, without all the preinstalled apps, ...
[Nexus One Android Development] Garner:
Rods online hope he's cooking something for us :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Calmplex2g:
Love the rom, just wish my pics would not be so small when i receive them. gonna try another rom until this problem is fixed. i receive alot of pics so having them show small and when i zoom they get all fuzzy is a little problem. cant wait til next update esp if this is fixed
[Nexus One Android Development] nawres:
--need help--

I tried to flash this rom, doing all wipe stuffs. My N1 froze at the colourfull X screen. My power button doesn't work, so I cannot enter the recovery screen.

What should I do?

--/need help--
[Nexus One Android Development] dan.t:
Seriously?

Repair or let repair, that's the question. (Powerbutton)

- Hamlet Chapter "Enter the Nexus"
[Nexus One Android Development] nawres:
@dan.t

thanks for your cleverly answer.

Anyway, when I remove the sd card, phone is opening without any problem. But when replace sd card, it hangs on X screen again. Any idea to solve this?
[Nexus One Android Development] dan.t:
So with SD in it hangs?

Sounds like a partition problem.

Try repartitioning your SD.
[Nexus One Android Development] RotasOpera:
Yeah, I would format the SD, repartition it, and flash the ROM again.

Which tool did you use to partition your SD?

After you formatted, only transfer the ROM, and after everythings installed and runs, transfer all your files.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
OK...lets cool the personal snipes. Doesn't do anything to help anyone here. This is meant for all. Not just to whom it was quoted here. Non of this stuff helps promote what makes XDA different. Please abide by the rules, or I will be forced to engage my mystical powers...and no one here wants to see that now do they? :eek:;)
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Most of those tweaks are a part of build.prop, framework.res, and an XML file in system/etc folder for camera tweak, a flashed hack that fixes read-write speed, and then custom add on programs, or themed versions of app that are in an alternative location instead of using system/apps, or data/apps. I do not advise anyone tryig to edit this stuff on their own unless they have a well versed expertise in this area. This is the bulk. I'm sure I am leaving off a few.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Seriously he is pretty much right on. My Power button on my N1 is 99% dead. I can force it when I push a certain way. I make sure that I enable trackball wake, or use widget locker that turns on hardware method of waking using volume buttons. I use a widget to turn the display off at will. And I use quick Boot application from the market that enable the boot menu with recovery, power off and reboot options. So I can work my way around a dead power button issue, but if it's completely dead, then really, not much optiuons short of calling up HTC to send in to fix, unless you are proficient in tearing down a cell phone.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Doc's almost departing sendoff

Search on my name and look for attached script filers that contain modified format.zip files. There are two of these. make sure you ONLY use my modified version that leaves the boot partition alone. Or you will end up with a unit that boots up to fastboot only no matter what you do, unless you use a nandroid backup to restore the complete img including the boot img. Ny modded on leave the boot img alone, but formats system (critical to format on a clean install) and data and cache. Turn off sig verify when using. The FAQ I posted for installing data2sd scripts explains this. This FAQ works on any clean install for the most part. Gparted is the linux partition editor to use. Google a search on your PC for Pqmagic.iso Create a bootable linux disk so that when you boot from this disk on your PC, you arfe running Linux in a virtual mode. Then place your SD card in a memory reader. DO NOT partition with SD card in your phone. It may appear to work, but in reality, it will NOT be correct. Please do NOT do this. This is how you can format your EXT's and leave the Fat32 aspect alone, unless you have backed up critical files such as DCIM pix, music stuff or apps, and then you can format the whole card. I usually do this if i have serious issues with multiple retries that do NOT work. After formatting, place SD card back in phone. Run Amon wipes. Put phone in USB mounted mode. Copy the ROM and anything else if you wiped the fata32, and then follow the instructions for a nice clean install that WILL work.

I am advising everyone I have moved on to an HTC Sensation 4G T-Mobile and that my time here is going to be less and less as time goes by. Waiting for files to make it rootable.

Rod, it's been a long time pleasure to offer assistance when i can. Everyone has the ability to get a hold of me if need be. See everyone on the other side soon :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
Hm, reeally needed my phone today to photo an apartment complex I'm looking at, but Camera was very crashy. Most of the time it worked, but consistently trying to photo a wide view of the kitchen it would hang, the display went out, and the camera rebooted. Finally the banker I was with snapped it for me, after I tried 5 times on my phone. WTH?

Also, I liked that swipe-a-pattern-to-unlock deal that CM had. Anyone know what that's called, and whether it works with MIUI?
[Nexus One Android Development] safeplayer22:
^^^^^

Do you mean the unlock pattern after you unlock the lockscreen?

If yes, then its in: settings/personal/personal password

you can choose pattern or pin password.
[Nexus One Android Development] andyxle:
i am also having issues with the camera. same exact way as he descibes
[Nexus One Android Development] net.cat:
me too! :_(
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
Hm, I mean instead of the lockscreen. Only need one or the other. Sounds like it's there, but in addition to the lockscreen, which is a PITA.

Seems like the camera app is sick. I guess we have to wait for a new release. (if it comes)
[Nexus One Android Development] safeplayer22:
Okay I found something very nice today. It might be old for some but it was new to me and it's what I have been looking for (or maybe there was another way and I didn't know about it).

Anyway, i wanted to change the lockscreen slider which contains "phone" "unlock phone" and "sms" slide downs. instead of the "sms" slidedown, I wanted it to be "google voice" since I only use GV. Today i did another search and found this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=987096

I've followed the instructions (very simple) and it's working great. now, whenever i slide down the "sms" slide, it goes to GV instead of the messaging app!

I hope this helps someone.
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
Good to know. Although I do not use services of the-greatest-data-mining-company-in-the-history-of-the-world, it is helpful to be able to change apps there.
[Nexus One Android Development] jonno2k:
Try disabling the auto focus in camera options. There's an MIUI bug and this seems to solve it for now (worked for me anyway).
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
Will it not focus then?
[Nexus One Android Development] walliester:
Rod Were are you at bro???
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
Seattle. You?
[Nexus One Android Development] bori1030:
does any one have the working theme managerAPK for this 3.6 i can't find the one i had for it.... Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] safeplayer22:
search for thememanager.apk in this forum. I believe this was asked before and Doc responded with the apk download.
[Nexus One Android Development] f0ul99:
try #94xx i think...
[Nexus One Android Development] Quantumstate:
I'm just putting up with that. It saves, even though it FCs. Of course I haven't been able to load different icons, even though they're in /sdcard/MIUI/theme/ and are named *.mtz .

Anyone know where media files, such as ringtones, go? /sdcard/media/audio/ringtones/ doesn't work.
[Nexus One Android Development] ivanxx:
Hi guys,

I'm in Manhattan for some short holidays and just bought an AT&T prepaid SIM with 500Mb data plan.

I'm on Rod's 3.6 latest that worked OK at home (movistar spain), but here I'm getting EvDo instead of 3G/H in the notifications bar and it is terribly slow (like 30 secs just to get Google). APN seems good (checked with AT&T webpage)

Can I do/change/test anything?
[Nexus One Android Development] bori1030:
yes I know I cant find it thats why I'm asking for some help........
[Nexus One Android Development] safeplayer22:
If you are using a t-mobile N1, then you won't be able to get at&t's 3g speed. You will get only the 2g. You will need the at&t N1 to get the 3g speed.
[Nexus One Android Development] safeplayer22:
try post #9631