yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I have same issues with version 2.6.0 Reading the posts then will clean install 2.6.1 Not telling users whether or not flashing on top, or wiping Dalvik-Cache and cache would be the way to go. Just do what works. if the easy way doesn't fix, then do it the harder more thorough way
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Check the difference between Panoramic and Standard.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
You need my Patriot 32Gb class 10 :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I used to post FAQ that stated these D2whatever ROMs are like dealing with a living organism that takes it's time getting stable. I usually suggest slowly adding stuff...not being in a rush, intentionally do a lot of rebooting, then let it sit for a while. Reboot again and watch it fly.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Look for my post regarding how to use GPS status. Just search the Thread here.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Which clockwork??? 3.x version are NO GO for these D2Whatever roms.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Uninstall market with Titanium Backup, or use root explorer if you know how. Also, look for possibly two different vending.apk files in either system/app or data/app or I believe sometimes some duplicated that is named something like com.google.vending.apk or some such that may be in data/data

Obviously have a working copy of the vending.apk file around to install or flash. Also on themes threads, Pendo has blue market themed vending.apk that I am using here, transparent market and blue color predominant
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
I have used clockwork, the latest one 3.0.0.5 IIRC under ROM manager. I have been flashing these new d2w Rom's with the CW recovery ever since it came out. I have to admit I used Amon_ra with the 2.6.1 because I had just backed up using Amon.

However doing a backup and restore from clockwork does not work for me. I needed to use Amon to get the rom installed and running and backed up.

But yes Doc, I have used clockwork to install these jammies and have worked fine. Maybe it's me lol....
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
That's what I was referring to. Backing up or restoring is a no go. I would rather use one that works for all. 2.2.1 is latest AMON and it's been pretty rock solid. Does the version 3.x clockwork partition larger than 512MB. I know the past 2.x version did NOT. I have used both. I used to be in favor of clockwork, since it could do more stuff, like mounting drives and more advanced wiping/formatting, but AMON has caught up with regards to these steps. I guess it's a personal choice thing.
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
I haven't tried clockwork to partition. I didn't think it would go past 512MB from using the older clockwork, and also there was no way of choosing which EXT. Because I knew Amon could do all those things that are required for D2W Roms, I opted to use AMON.

Like you, I used to be in favor as well. D2W took care of that for me lol
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
And now I have to force close the Google Services Framework...

What can I do???
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
Rom installed with a new SD card and follow instructions. Everything seems running OK with only one FC so far - trackball setting.

But I have to tell you this is the laggey rom I have installed, I waited for 2 days to report and hope everything will be settle down; but after 2 days, I have to give up this rom. It's just too slow- no better than my G1 with CM6 . I am back to MIUI-AU 1.2.4-R1 for now. All 1.2.11 is nothing but problems (for me).
[Nexus One Android Development] MrCDWJR:
ROM is pretty laggy for me. I have few force closes but the slowness is everywhere. Not sure what's causing it but if the lag is gone then this Rom would be the best.
[Nexus One Android Development] kite07dx:
sorry for the noob question, but do you make the ext partition before or after you install the rom?

Would the order be partition, rom, then kernal?
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
I have given up this rom (along with all other 1.2.11 out there), this is so bad that I have never experiened before. The bring side is Friday (for a new ver) is around the corner.
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
I think so! The order will be partition, rom, kernal.
[Nexus One Android Development] l3nnon:
I got this problem too.
[Nexus One Android Development] chris4chelsea:
is it just me or what. but i have placed my mp3 under /sdcard/Music/

but both MIUI and stock music players are unable to find them, pls help...?
[Nexus One Android Development] slowpc:
Let it sit and run all day today and have a lot of lag and crashing on many programs. Messaging was broken and phone did not work. Will wait for a new version or will download 2.5.3 again and play with that.

Continue your amazing work Rod because this rom was my standard for a while and Im sure I will be great.
[Nexus One Android Development] chris4chelsea:
after swipe and flashing 2.6.1 5 hrs ago... my stock player is starting to show up songs on my SD card. but MIUI still has none...

Same goes to the stock and MIUI picture gallery, both are slowly (very slowly) showing up pictures from my SD (i dont have many pics anyway)...

is that happening to everyone too?

EDIT: looks like gallery loading takes forever...........
[Nexus One Android Development] chris4chelsea:
let alone the problems i posted abv... same here, major lag and FC all the time. it seems 2.6.0 FIX is more stable for me. and of coz 2.5.3 is much better. being a dump ass i didnt keep the 2.5.3 nan backup. so i have no turning... =(
[Nexus One Android Development] chris4chelsea:
hi all... is the CPU LED meter removed or i need to activate?
[Nexus One Android Development] superlantern:
I am going to try triple wipe and reflash but I hope for a update soon to address lag.
[Nexus One Android Development] jeffokada81:
Lol. That was my post. It does help.
[Nexus One Android Development] jeffokada81:
Yes. CWM, create ext then progressively upgrade them to ext2 then ext3. I'm using ext4 with no issues
[Nexus One Android Development] MrCDWJR:
im having the same issue but with my media folder that hold my personal ringtones and alerts. it took a few reboots and a few hours before my phone could see it.
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
I haven't had the time to update to 2.6.1 yet, but I think I will skip this update. On my second install of 2.6 Fix, which was already better than my first install, I still noticed a bit of lag here and there (class 6 sd) but after a whole day with only a couple reboots, it's running quite stable and speedy now. Guess the doc was right a few posts back - D2W needs some time to speed itself up. Still no FC's since my second install. Heapsize fix or not, I guess 2.6 Fix is just hit or miss :p

But as others have reported, the gallery is awfully slow. I manually removed 3D Gallery, so I just use MIUI Gallery. The app itself runs fine, but loading thumbnails seems to take forever! My wallpapers folder has 72 images, and the last 15-20 won't load thumbnails at all. I'll go with it for a few days to see if it speeds itself up or loads more thumbs..
[Nexus One Android Development] geney:
Just installed (in fact about 3 hours ago).

It's really like others said, it's seriously crawling (class 6 SD). Then after like 45 mins, I did a reboot.

It continues to lag and the battery gets really hot. I guess the system is busy doing things huh. I'll wait for a while before doing anything (nothing much I can do anyway since it's horribly busy now).

Will update again.
[Nexus One Android Development] chris4chelsea:
good to hear that i m not the only one... hey MrCDWJR, i formatted my SD and forgot where i shld place my personal ringtones and alerts and alarms.. can i just put those folders under /SDcard/ or /SDcard/Media/... pls refresh my mem, tks!
[Nexus One Android Development] MrCDWJR:
i have mine placed in SDcard/media/audio/ringtones and SDcard/media/audio/notifications

but it might not see it right away. but it works on all other roms i've used.
[Nexus One Android Development] chris4chelsea:
tks! let me put it like u said, its tidier. i just checked, putting it under /SDcard/ also good. but not as tidy...
[Nexus One Android Development] chris4chelsea:
after setting the TBA to have sms = red, email = orange... etc then reboot. but seems that phone isnt performing according to what i have set.

similar, whatsapp notification tone and conversation tone are set differently but phone isnt notifying correctly with has been configured...

anyone has this problem?
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
I tried the rom last night, followed steps of 1st post but it ended with continuous FCs and extreme lag!

As if there are some hardware differences between N1s, why it works nicely on some and not at all on others?
[Nexus One Android Development] ZeppeMan:
I think it all depends on your SD card speed. The only thing that I don't understand is that even with a class6 card some still have lag..

That's why there should be a normal version too without the D2W..
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
Formel MIUI works perfectly without any FC while it's 1.2.11 too, gallery is fast so it has nothing to do with SD card.

I have the latest korean radio,class 4 Kingston 8gb...

With Rod MIUI on second boot the ''touch'' screen was unresponsive, on third boot it came back but I had FCs with Market, Media content...and it was the whole phone that was in slow motion mode even after 30 mins
[Nexus One Android Development] ZeppeMan:
Formel MIUI doesn't use D2W ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
I am giving a second try for Rod MIUI now,let's see if I missed something the first time
[Nexus One Android Development] chris4chelsea:
one other very strange thing which happened to me. i plugged in the usb and chose to read the SD on my PC, then while sorting out the folders thru my PC and at the same time whatsapp-ing my friends. the screen suddenly displayed the energy android X screen (same as the bootup animation). i can only turn on and off the screen no other buttons can be used and i no longer can whatsapp others... after disconnecting the usb on the PC and pulled the cable, the X screen went away and phone back to normal... SO STRANGE! :eek:
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
I found the problem with my N1: A2SD shows 0.00B :eek:

How can I enable it? I have Ext 3 partition of about 1GB
[Nexus One Android Development] chris4chelsea:
dude, i asked the same Q b4. the answer is: since this rom is not using a2sd anymore, therefore u shldnt be referring to this info. u shld look into the About Phone in settings and the internal mem on that page is ur Ext3... try install someting and u will notice the mem drops
[Nexus One Android Development] Sseven:
Works stable and fast until now. I hope it keeps going this state ...
[Nexus One Android Development] vegetaleb:
It's working and I have 450mb left but everything is very laggy,specially system settings like brightness.Market is very slow too and and can't download a single small app,MIUI backup installed apps but its stuck in contacts restore for 1 hour!

I tried Quadrant bench but it stucked in ''data writting 2/4'' it looks like it doesn't like Kingston class 4 at all.

I hope Rod will release a A2SD version because D2W is 100% working only for few lucky people
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
Waiting Rod's word...
[Nexus One Android Development] Pommes_Schranke:
D2W somehow destroyed the data on my SD card. I had to use an old backup of my SD card to get SMS/Titanium apps etc back.

But now almost everything is working like it should. I got some minor bugs (Trackball colors not working correct). Looks more stable than 2.5.2 to me. No random reboot since the installation.

Is there any way to backup the desktop including the widgets in MIUI?

Thanks a lot Rod. It's a very nice build. Even though CM 7.0 RC1 is out I didn't even think about flashing it for test purposes (But maybe I will if I have too much time someday).
[Nexus One Android Development] superlantern:
do you happen to have the a data 16gb class 6?

I do and found out it's top speed is only 2 mbps
[Nexus One Android Development] l3nnon:
I just reinstall this Rom once again... Redo every step.. So far got no problem or FC with it.

Just a lil bit spike... Hope next release will be better.

Trackball Alert Dun work properly as start.. But after i using titanium backup remove and reinstall it.. its work finally..

Think im not going to use Theme Manager to apply any theme... I get those FC when i applying theme..Although i switch back to Default theme the FC still showed!

HAs been 1 hour i using til now... So far so good.. No FC at all.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I wrote the answer you quoted. And the user here should have known better regarding this to begin with :)
[Nexus One Android Development] geney:
OK> After 3 reboots and... ... 7-8 hours past, it's still crawling. Whatsapp can barely use. FC very often too cause I think the system is busy for don't-know-what reason.

Anyway, will give it another flash when I'm back home.
[Nexus One Android Development] chris4chelsea:
hmmm... even the wifi is not working properly for me. wifi get disconnected and does not able to reconnect even when the advanced setting is set to never disconnect.

anyone has this problem?
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I know Rod says Class 4 is OK, but I think it would serve you well to upgrade. Not saying you have to blow the wallet to get a 32GB class 10 which I use, but I have noticed a large improvement just in file copying time with the latest SD card I use over my prior class 6 16GB.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Theme manager will FC no matter what you do. It's hit or miss and 99.9999% of the time, the FC happens approx 85-90% showing the installation about to complete. Manually reboot and the theme you were installing will be there.

What I am saying is that at times, it seems to work no matter which ROM you are using, and at times it will for no reason at all throw that FC after installation has completed around 85-90%. When it doesn't FC, it reboots automatically and your theme is applied. When it does FC, you manually reboot and the them is applied.
[Nexus One Android Development] chris4chelsea:
yea! :o we r new to D2W... i hope we can have an optional rom with a2sd+ since mny of us r havin quite some prb with this new rom which maybe caused by this d2w :confused:
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
What's the class of ther original Micro SD Card of Nexus One??

I didn't change the SD Card...
[Nexus One Android Development] superlantern:
Installed the Wm kernel seems to work better
[Nexus One Android Development] jug6ernaut:
4gb class 2 san disk
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
Reporting back for today and I have to say I do not get any force closes and reboots. All is good so far. Yesterday I had some issues with response but a reboot helped move things along. Now letting this guy fester and do it's own thing and not fiddle much with the settings and I have to admit, this ROM is quick. I haven't received any calls yet to see if I have any problems with the microphone(s) as indicated with the MIUI-AU rom (Dc also mentioned that Rod's MIUIMOD rom is affected by the mic issue as well...can anyone confirm?).
[Nexus One Android Development] ebamit:
I'm not having any problems at all. Fast, smooth, and no lags. FWIW, here is what I did:

1. Titanium backup

2. Backed up my SD drive to my laptop

3. Boot to recovery

4. Partitioned my 16 gb class 6 sd card to 128mb swap, 1 gb ext 2, rest fat32. this was exactly how my card was already set, but I figured it wouldn't hurt.

5. Changed ext 2 to ext 3

6. Wipe data, dalvik, and ext three times.

7. Install os.

8. Let it sit for about 20 minutes.

9. Install and recover Titanium.

I did this once, and my N1 is fast, smooth, and I have had not FCs. Admittedly, I don't use themes (I couldn't care less about themes) so I don't know if that's working or not.

YMMV
[Nexus One Android Development] Breece:
What kind of quadrant scores do you get with 2.6.1 ?

With overclock to 1100mhz (WM Kernel) I get about 1390? Seems kinda low.

Maybe my 32GB SD card is not the quickest (Class4-6 speeds)
[Nexus One Android Development] MrCDWJR:
+1 to this. I tried different kernels to see if the lag persists and it seems as though wildmonks fixed that for me for now.
[Nexus One Android Development] bryanchapman9999:
Is this the WM kernel mentioned in the OP?
[Nexus One Android Development] RunTimeWorld:
Had serious issues with latest release, downloaded the deodexed translated version from miui german site and hit 1800 along with wildmonk's kernel.

This makes me tell something ain't no good with 2.6.1
[Nexus One Android Development] jeffokada81:
Try running Quadrent two times in a row, the second time usually seems to be a bit faster possibly because its cached.
[Nexus One Android Development] vladimired:
switched back to 2.5.2 - with 2.6.1 i have lag with notifications menu, settings and everything i think
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
Rod's new rom do not use a2sd, it is d2w.
[Nexus One Android Development] MrCDWJR:
yeah it should be the one in the op. the one im using is the jan 06 at 1152mhz avs cfs. so far my phone is running alot better then when i first booted up.
[Nexus One Android Development] bryanchapman9999:
Many thanks, I'll give it a go.
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
Where is Rod?

I would like to know if we will have an update... I'm almost changing my Rom...
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
I spent some time testing kernels. I'm finding very good results using Wildmonks 2.6.35.10 AVS 950mV BFS AXI 720p 1152MHz 01/06/11.

Keep in mind the major difference between this and the WM from the OP is AVS and BFS (kernel is OP is SVS and CFS). For those who need to be educated, read the Q&A from this post. Basically, this kernel will adjust the voltage as needed, and more priority will be given to the active app, rather than multitasking (however multitasking works fine too)

I tested the 4 kernels from here and found the first one to be the best (although they're all good!) My tests consisted of regular usage of various apps (Google, MIUI, others), SetCPU under various scaling (498, 768, 1152 - all ondemand with 128 min), Quadrant, and judging overall stability.

Hope this information is useful to someone :)
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
I already use WM... It's great!

But thanks, Bloodflame! You will help a lot of people!

And my question is: where is Rod???
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
the WM from my post is slightly different from the one in the OP though.

And Rod has been around, but give him a break. He has a life to live too..

If you're having problems with 2.6.x, (lag, FC's, etc.) make sure it's installed with at least 3x wipe, and repartition your microsd with 128swap, 512-1024ext3 (even if you already have, do it fresh), reboot 3-4 times letting it sit at least 10 minutes between each reboot. I know it sounds like a pain in the butt, but it's worth it. D2W seems to work better with time, and this just lets it settle in.
[Nexus One Android Development] bryanchapman9999:
Good info thanks!

I'm using the same kernel and overall stability does seem better.
[Nexus One Android Development] bryanchapman9999:
Is A2W a good idea?

Just some thoughts on A2W...

I can see the plus side of increasing the internal memory available but surely the SD card will be slower than the internal memory. Another thought I had was maybe utilising the SD card like this could increase battery usage?

I'm unsure of the overall technicalities of the old style Apps2SD but from what I understand this just moved user apps to the sd card and allowed the internal working of the phone to run off the internal memory - this seems to be the best of both worlds in that we don't use up the internal memory with user apps.

I seem to have been lucky with this latest ROM in that my class 6 card can keep up with the ROM. Using my class 4 card, it was unusable.

What doesn't help is that there is a vast difference between the same class cards - some class 4s are fine, some class 6s maybe slower.

I know this is maybe not the best place to post this, but Rods ROM seems to be the only A2W ROM for the nexus so its a good place to start.

Great ROM Rod and good to see devs continuing to push the boundaries of android
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
One silly question... Should I wipe before of after partition?

Should I do full wipe?
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
Yes, full wipe - data, cache, dalvik. Before AND after. The more wipes, the better. Don't know why :p

My most recent install went something like this: 2x full wipe, partition: 128MB swap, 512MB ext2, re-partition again (same sizes), ext2 > ext3, 2x wipe, repair ext, full wipe once more, install MIUIMOD, boot. Wait 10 minutes at welcome, reboot, wait 10 minutes then do initial setup. Wait 10 minutes again, reboot 2x more waiting 5-10 minutes between each boot, reboot to recovery, flash WM kernel, reboot, wait 5-10 minutes again, then carry on with settings, app installs, etc. May still feel slightly laggy at first, but the longer the ROM runs, and the more reboots you do, the better. It improves after time. After a day, everything is super fast and stable.

Takes quite a bit of time, and it might have been overkill, but I really wanted it to work! :rolleyes:

Oh, and I'm also using a 16gb class 6 microSD. OP may recommend at least class 4, but I highly recommend class 6+
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
Thanks a lot, my friend! I will try this at night!!

Will this erase my SD Card files?

Do you know SD Card Transcend (8 GB - class 6)? Is it good?
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
First off, here on XDA...MIUI-AU hs been putting out D2whatever ROMS long before Rod. No offense to Rod. The OP also puts out R versions which uses Dark Tremor. Also, Moviestar's latest Version 15 here on XDA is another D2whatever. [ROM] MIUI Moviestar-MOD 15.0 HD English D2W for Nexus On. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=918962 is the MIUI-AU starting point. I'm not going to get into which one is better. Try them all. Read the boards. Get well acquainted with the in's and outs. Best way to stay informed...Nandroid backup.

As for wipes...you have to be specific. Lets say you want to start from scratch. Create a new SD card setup with and EXT3 and a 128swap if that's what you wish to do. After creating this card setup, you still have whatever was last booted up to sitting in memory on your cell phone. That means the system partition has data on it, the data partition has data on it, the Cache has data, the Dalvik-Cache has data, the recovery partition has data... you get my point. So not only are you concerned with formatting and setting up your SD card, but in also wiping your phone's partitions so that you can properly install a new ROM. The SD card is a repository mainly for storing Music, Pictures, Files, themes , Backups, etc. The EXT is used to serve as a basis to run add on applications from the user. On a brand new setup, I will many times format my SD card including creating a new EXT3 or 4. Swap up to you. Then I will wipe all options available 3-5x. Then I will use the recovery option to enable USB to mount to my PC and copy the new ROM over from PC to phone. The ROM is it on my card at this point. I will then use the option to flash the rom and reboot.

Long post on order....hope to shed light on the why you do things a certain way.
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
YES, when you partition your SD, you lose all contents. It's a good idea to keep a backup on your computer.

As far as your Transcend 8GB class 6, it sounds good to me :)

Be sure to read doc's post too. He knows more than me :p
[Nexus One Android Development] jeffokada81:
I have been using 2.6 with no issues with no swap partition just ext4