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[Nexus One Android Development] Latentk:
I've been running this ROM for nearly a week now, and have had numerous problems.

First on the very first clean install, I had constant SetCPU FC's as well as constant Maps FC's. This seemed managable initially. However as a few days passed I began getting worse and worse battery life (without downloading any new apps that could account for it). Next I ran into total reboots whenever I tried exiting Youtube.

At this point I felt like a clean install may be necessary so I wiped EVERYTHING and tried again. Maps FC's all over again so thats still a problem. But then things got really bad. I started getting phone calls where my trackball flashed and the phone vibrated but NOTHING ever showed up. It essentially got a phone call from someone but showed me nothing and never gave me the option to even answer the call. Next while trying to call someone, the PHONE crashed entirely wiping out that call and my phones radio. Shortly thereafter the entire system crashed and I had to do a battery pull to get clear.

So now I am flashing a different ROM until the rather numerous problems (for me at least) are worked out. I am sorry if this gives you bad rep Rod, I have had great luck with your ROM's before so please do not take this personally.

I will keep watching and hopefully I can return to Rod Style again.
[Nexus One Android Development] Rafase282:
uninstall those apps that FC and install them again. Ot fixed that problem for me. Just trying th eroom out.
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
UPDATE to MIUI 1.3.11
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I would edit your FAQ in big bold oversize RED FONT lettering that you MUST clean install full wipe. Yes, I know you state this in the FAQ,but I would oversate this and when you post such as here. I'm afraid a lot of users will take the "update to MIUI 1.3.11" as a flash on top of prior, without reading. Just finished downloading.
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
Thanks Doc, and yes it´s true v291 is not tested as Upgread.. the last Miui Releases makes Problems as Upgread sorry a Full Wipe is Recommended...
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Thanks back again. Was running CM7 RC's last few days. Hopefully, with GB MIUI, they will have trackball answer, hangup for phone calls. I used that a lot. Much easier than trying to slide a screen out in the daylight, just to take a call. Wifi calling on MIUI also would be nice. Just a couple of minor requests :rolleyes:

OK...booting up now. Install finished....
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
IS it possible to flash portuguese translation?
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
it works but you will lose a lot of Mods and changes...
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
It's sad, but I prefer to continue with all Mods...
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
This ALWAYS happens to me! I flash a new ROM, and Rod updates this one :p I wasn't expecting another release until Gingerbread :p:D

I'm currently using my own mod of MIUI, so if I run into any problems (as I'm sure I will :rolleyes:) I'll go back where I feel comfortable - your ROM :D
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Well, then I guess you don't want me to tell you this, so far is Rod's most stable, buttery smooth MIUI. Installed and saw one quick settings wiz FC on the initial desktop. No big deal. Did my typical reboots, setup wifi, then Google. I had to run the complete scripts for DarkT. Initial install with a majority of my apps and showed 112MB Free. a2sd check..not running at boot. After zipalign and cachesd, I have 182MB free. May try the beta DarkT later just to see if /data/data to sd gives me into the 190's free. On CM7 (Fitsnugly with all my apps it was running 193Mb free. Thememanger worked. I intentionally did not copy over any themes. Wanted to test and it downloaded, applied correctly and rebooted. Quadrant scores are soo so 1300's but I really don't care, since the ROM has no lags, smooth as glass so far, no FC's, and I decided to go back to Trackball alert Pro since I had paid a while back. No patch required. Love the Black market. Using CPU tuner instead of SetCPU. Still on stock kernel Pandora works. Not sure what I left out :D

Hoping to see Trackball Answer and hangup work when GB versions come onboard. This was worth me leaving CM7 too.
[Nexus One Android Development] bryanchapman9999:
Brilliant ROM as ever.

Seeing Chinese in the drop down power widgets and the calendar.

Also in DND mode under personal Settings.

Cheers!
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
I have been gone (to GB 2.3.3) the last 3 weeks, GB CM7 is ok, now I am back to MIUI 1.3.11, try to warm up for the GB MIUI this Friday (for my N1). How do you get the 180 MB after your apps installed. I started with 180 and hitting 120 after 100 apps installed. I did all the a2sd check, zipalign, cachesd, etc but it did not seem helping too much.
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
Reboot.....
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
Problems with the Market and Twitter please wait for the upcoming update..

just for a Fresh install !!!
[Nexus One Android Development] bryanchapman9999:
Have done, many times.
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
have you selected English (US) as the language before rebooting ? If you select something else, the translation won't be complete...
[Nexus One Android Development] bryanchapman9999:
That was it, had English UK selected.

Many thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Full wipe? Ugh.

As much as I love your work, Rod, I hate doing a full wipe!

2.9 has been a charm for me, I'm debating if I even want to upgrade.

What are the "big" benefits of upgrading, to anybody who's done so already?
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
save yourself the hassle and wait for MIUI Gingerbread next week :)

it's great that Rod's been updating though. I honestly didn't expect anything at all this week
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
I'm with you on this one (sorry doc, for most of us around here a full wipe and clean install is a long and tedious process, so if we can avoid it... ).

I'm not too keen on re-doing a full wipe, clean install, so I'll stay on my 2.8.3 which is very stable and nice... And wait for the next big release, GB based... For which I'm clearly prepared for a full wipe/clean install... even to re-format my SD, if required!

However, if you're on 2.9, maybe a simple cache/dalvik wipe could do it? Nandroid backup your setting, try flashing like that and see what happens... Maybe it'll work OK. If not, and your not feeling like doing a lot of work, just restore your nandroid.
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
agreed on the first part.

however, a full wipe is required because 2.9 was based on MIUI 1.3.4, whereas today's versions are based on MIUI 1.3.11. A full wipe is always required between the base versions. technically, today's should be MIUIMOD 3.0, but I think Rod is saving that version number for Gingerbread. makes sense to me..
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
Well, what you say is the theory...

yet I've seen that many times a simple cache/dalvik wipe is enough even when MiUI base versions change... I've full wiped when it went from 0.xx to 1.xx and I think that's about all... plus one other clean install, not linked to version changes but because since I was changing SD cards anyway, I was like, OK, I just do everything "very cleanly"...

Not the best way, I know... but works often...
[Nexus One Android Development] l3nnon:
Nice one Rod though I'm gonna stay with the 2.8.3 til the Gingerbread out
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I think I'm being picked on...sniff sniff :(:eek:But...like you said, with this latest one it does require the full wipe, but I'm assuming since I was running 2.9.1 which is based on 1.3.11 I would guess that 2.9.2 should upgrade right over 2.9.1 with at most the cache Dalvik-Cache wipe. I really have no issues at all with a full wipe. One, if I remotely feel that what ever effort I put out such as a full wipe was not worth the effort, lets say because of too many bugs, I have a nandroid backup which I always run prior to the full wipe. Takes a few minutes max to get me up and running. Just because I full wipe to install a ROM doesn't mean that I stay with that ROM. But...I honestly feel I get the most distance and least amount of issues with a full wipe. Rarely can I say that with an upgrade install. But that's me. And we all here pretty much are on the side of the slightly insane to keep chasing around for the ultimate ROM. If there was such an animal, we wouldn't be here right now having the discussion :p

But it was well said that just because I or anyone else says a full wipe is required, no one is twisting arms. If it works with an install on top..great. If it works with wiping the two caches...great also. But if it doesn't....I love being right and saying "I told you so"...Just kidding. Just offering insight here and everywhere else to offer my help and thoughts. I'm not the Bible or the all seeing Johnny Carson (Late) Carnac the Great...

Edit: Newsflash and drum roll please. Ta Da...Doc does upgrade install. Wiped Dalvik cache and cache and flashed 2.9.2 on top of 2.9.1 and all is well. But that's only because it was the same base MIUI. Otherwise....you know the drill
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
Nope, Doc, I'm not picking on you ;) :o

Just saying to guys who don't want a clean install every time that they can try a simple wipe/upgrade and see how it goes.

If everything's OK, great.

If not, well either they use their nandbackup and return to where they were before or do a clean install. Or do both ;)

Me being lazy, that's been the procedure I've used most often... With a fairly significant rate of success. Which doesn't mean that it will work for everyone, far from it. So it's better for people new to the game to stick to the "clean procedure" same as what you advocate.
[Nexus One Android Development] sciacca75:
Hi,

is possible to extract FM.apk?

Radio with scanner is good improvement from stock FM of miui....
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I think if you actually did a search on the posts I have made, it basically is a duplicate to what you just said here. Almost verbatim. While my basic philosophy is the clean install is best, I have pretty much said that it never hurts to try do to this stuff the easier way first. To this day, it still amazes me why this question of how to install is even asked. One should know the basics behind clean installing vs upgrade. It the same old issues dating back to windows philosophy, of operating systems and ...should I upgrade over what is on my machine, or should I clean install. And the answer is typically in the OP's first page FAQ on the ROM they are pushing. I just upgrade installed 2.92 over 2.91. Only difference is I just flashed the beta 3 (not beta 4) of the DarkT script to see how the added functionality of having /data/data run on the SD. I gained 23MB of free Internal memory and so far, no problems in my poking around.

EDIT: JUst for the heck of it, here's a post from me last month, different ROM

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=11604368#post11604368
[Nexus One Android Development] terente0081:
Thanks for the update Rod! I'm still getting lots of FC's with Trackball alerts though.. I was hoping the new build would get it fixed.
[Nexus One Android Development] rodigezstyle:
@terente0081

FIX:

Deinstall tha app with TitaniumBackup and reinstall it from Market..
[Nexus One Android Development] terente0081:
Thanks Rod! I will do exactly as you mentioned, but just asking; why uninstall with Titanium Backup? I've previously uninstall'ed TB on 2.9.0 from Settings -> Manage applications, then re-installed from Market and it didn't fix the problem. I will download Titanium Backup from market right now, uninstall TB and re-install from Market and hope it will work!

Leaving this aside, your work is THE BEST, this is THE ULTIMATE ROM! I'm literally in love with your MIUI MOD and I can't imagine myself switching to anything else! I love the fonts, keep them forever, in all future mods.

I'd also like to ask.. I see almost everybody uses Pershoot or WM kernels. Why no IntersectRaven love? I use IR's 2.6.37.3 CFS kernel, it works great.
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
It's Rod's best Rom!!!

I recomend to use Light Flow! It's better than Trackball Alert!

My GPS is still not working... What Can I Do??????
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Really...no GPS issues. You did do the GPS status bit too?

Here is a more "advanced method, includes pulling sim card. see if this helps.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2010/09/09/gps-fix-for-cyanogenmod-6-on-the-nexus-one/

I forgot to add, that I then go to the latitude app, which gets installed with Google maps app. When you start this app, you will get an exclamation drop down notification top left. OK to this. YOU MUST do this. Google requires you give your first born for GPS to work. (Just kidding, but if you do not allow this permission thing, NO GPS. This may be your issue.....)

Then back out since it will ask you to sign on with another Google ID. Just end Latitude. Open up Maps now and in a good view of the sky, and not your basement or deep dark dungeon, see if it NOW works.
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
I tried but I couldn't... I didn't understand very well the GPS status thing....
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
Where is the APN configuration on Miui Rom??

I will try the steps of this link! Thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
settings/system/mobile network settings/Access Point Names... !
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
You open GPS status (preferably close to an open window, or in open air... GPS satellites signals do not go easily through roofs, not even cars').

Then you click on the menu/tools/manage A-GPS

Then select "Reset".

Then exit, re-enter GPS status, go to menu/tools/manage A-GPS and click "download"... Wait a bit (still in open air, or at least by an open window)... You'll see points appear progressively on the screen and the number of locked sats (fix/sats) grow... And then, tadaaa... instead of being "running", you'll get a screen full of numbers and green bars.

You're done and you'll get a much quicker gps fix in other apps from then on...

Still, keep in mind that in will never work well indoors, and that even in open air, with a clear sky and after Status GPS download, it might still take one or two minutes to get a good fix.
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
Thanks Doc and Franc!

It's working now!! Thank ou very much!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
I used IR kernel for GB 2.3.3 CM7 and worked very well (both performance and battery - 4% per hour); but can I use the IR kernel for Rod's 2.9.2 Rom?

Now, I am using Pershoot and the battery drain is about 10% per hour (with very little usage).
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
I have another doubt...

I used to have some profiles in SetCPU in the conservative and powersave mode. But since I'm using Pershoot Kernel, I don't have these options anymore..

I can set ondemand, interactive and userspace now, but I don't know what each one mean... Anyone?
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
4% per hour is not very good... I get between 1% and 2.5% depending on reception quality.

At 10% per hour with little usage I guess your victim of the "Android OS" syndrome (i.e. in the battery use stats "android os" is at more than 15%)... Apparently it comes from a problem in the wifi not going to sleep properly... with certain kernels that really becomes bad.

The solution is to put the "wifi sleep policy" to "never". That way the phone goes to sleep even if wifi is on, and the battery use diminishes drastically.

Outside from that, kernels for GB are not froyo compatible, so whatever kernel you had with CM7 cannot be used for RoD's 2.9.2.

You can either stay "stock" or go for the recommended pershoot. None should be bad once you've changed the wifi setting... You should even love the battery life compared to CM7!!
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
I use "on demand", which I believe is the most balance type of setting. It basically uses the lowest possible frequency and when programs run or demand power, switches to the highest frequency of the specified range, if I'm not mistaken.

That way you get good battery when not doing anything, and not a lot of lags since whenever there's need, the high frequency comes into play!

EDIT: By the way, I'm in the process of testing "CPU tuner" which seems even more customizable than set CPU... you can at the same time select the different governors, the triggers, the profiles for CPU frequencies and, for each profile, define whether you want to block 3G, or BT or GPS or background syncing, etc... great for getting those extra minutes of life when you get in the lower percentages!
[Nexus One Android Development] lcchan1:
You are corrected, the android os is 18% (or more in most cases when I checked the battery status). For some reason, my GB 2.3.3 battery is better than MIUI (average).

I assumed the phone went to sleep when the screen go black. I will try the wifi setting.

Thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
I think that I will try the CPU Tuner...
[Nexus One Android Development] gui.aguiar:
I'm having force close in Facebook app... Anyone else?
[Nexus One Android Development] terente0081:
IR's CM6 kernels work for MIUI. I've been using IR's kernels for the past few months, he's updating very frequently. I'd like to give a try to one of his new CAVS kernels, you can manually tweak the voltage at different frequencies and get consistently more battery life.

I've uninstalled TB with Titanium Backup and re installed from market, still getting FC's. I've flashed Pershoot's kernel and I'm getting much less FC's, but the problem is still there.

On IR's kernel I could reproduce the issue all the time by long pressing the home button and hit the App Killer button. TB would FC shortly.

On Pershoot's kernel, I've done that several times without issue and I thought the problem was gone, then out of the blue, after several hours, TB FC's again :(

Anyways, the problem seems less persistent with Pershoot's kernel so I'm going to stick with that for now. I'll keep an eye on battery drain.

It's no rule, but I could get up to 3 days on a single charge with IR's kernel, no playing, no music, just phone and messages. About 90 minutes talk time and 2 hours with display on, 3 days uptime on a charge.

I'll see how Pershoot's kernel holds on.
[Nexus One Android Development] elby:
I cant install the new fb update, anyone else having that issue?
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
Have you uninstalled, reboot and reinstall from the market?
[Nexus One Android Development] the_indrewder:
Facebook is force closing for me too! I thought it was something I did.. guess not
[Nexus One Android Development] LaZiEebOi:
Facebook is working fine for me so far for the last few days no FC for me yet
[Nexus One Android Development] högman:
My FB works fine but i cant uppgrade it grr
[Nexus One Android Development] safeplayer22:
Uninstall using TB or Root Explorer. Reboot. Install Facebook app from market.
[Nexus One Android Development] ReTro FuZe:
How good is this rom?
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
It's great, why?

You want some?
[Nexus One Android Development] registerkoksusah:
Depends on your preference.

I use this ROM since first time ROD made it, I don't want change my ROM.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
The GPS status app is a free market download. Run the app. Then from the menu tab, look at tools then there is a manage A-GPS state tab. You open that up and then there is a choice to reset. Hit the reset. Close out and go back to the same place but this time download instead of reset. Put the phone down now on a flat surface in a good line of site of the sky, Or near a window. Doing this without the sim card in the phone is just a better method, supposedly. Now After I do this, I intentionally open up the Latitude app since it forces the software to ask for a permission to access t your user stuff. Look on the notification pull down top left. Now, just close down, or it will ask you to resign on and create a user ID on the ROM now. Just clase out and go to whatever you normally use for GPS. It should be better.

EDIT: I see it was reexplained but I'm leaving this for others, just incase.
[Nexus One Android Development] ReTro FuZe:
Lmao...So its better than the stock cm7???
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I suffered all day with my desktop suffering from a breakdown of it Primary Raid array. After 5 years of running Raid 0, I loist one of the drives. Ran out, bought a sweetheart 10,000 RPM velociraptor 600GB HDD. Took forever to get my desktop to agree on how to get Win7 installed. Running a prior Raid setup and trying to change it to IDE was not being agreeable. Ended up booting up to a backup Win7 secondary boot manager setup, then was able to see all the drives, refromat the new HDD and get a new W7 install.

Anyways, trying to catch up. Sorry for the duplicate post on the explanation. Downloaded and posted stuff off line and missed it....
[Nexus One Android Development] Franc38:
Well, for me yes.

Yet, who am I to say that you'll prefer it?

We are all looking for the grail, and teh grail is different for everybody.

So download it, try for yourself and tell us what you make of it!
[Nexus One Android Development] ReTro FuZe:
ok, i will...thank you =)
[Nexus One Android Development] jeffokada81:
Having some major issies with this ROM throughout the day....

Fresh install...

SMS to someone and they comlained that I sent 100 text to them over and over...

I rebooted to see if it fixed it....

Then all my contacts erased themselves...

Reboot..... stuck on 'X' boot logo.....

This possibly happening because I am using WM kernel when advised not to? Re-Flashing now with no WM kernel....
[Nexus One Android Development] jeffokada81:
I'm runnning the same Raid 0... been 3 years now... I hope I don't have to deal with that anytime soon. I was thinking of upgrading to SSD's Raid 0 as they are getting cheaper. Sorry didn't mean to Hijack thread....

I have actually downloaded and updated ROM throught XDA App when I was not home or didnt have access to my comp.... LOL I am addicted.
[Nexus One Android Development] ReTro FuZe:
i must say...this is an interesting rom...i love it so far =)

how did rodriguez manage to get his benchmark all the way above all the rest of the phones? mine is just above the galaxy s and slightly below the moto droid x...and where is the JIT option? is it automatically enabled?
[Nexus One Android Development] ReTro FuZe:
ok, so i have searched the thread and i really havent seen a solution to the following:

i cant install nor update my apps...e.g. google voice...nor flash 10.1 off the market...it says i have INSUFFICIENT STORAGE AVAILABLE when i clearly do...wat in the world? lol

help please =)

EDIT: i believe i need to install the DATA2WHATEVER...soo..let me start over =P
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
D2W is still in it's infancy stage. If you are familiar with the D2W process, by all means go ahead, but most here use the apps2sd commands listed in the OP.
[Nexus One Android Development] ReTro FuZe:
ok, but whats the command for moving the apps to sd...because idk why it says insufficient storage available? =/
[Nexus One Android Development] byung:
thanks~ this is really a great ROM~ it's real fast~~~!!!

However, not sure if this is MIUI specific issue. I am coming from Evil NXSense HD, with all my Whatsapp msg in SD card. However, when I install Whatsapp with this ROM, half of the msg history has gone~ Also, the LauncherPro data can't be restored by TB (I tried many times, still all the LP widgets aren't coming out per my last backup). When I switch back to NXSense HD, then TB restore all things, they are back. So, I don't think this is the TB issue.

I tried the original Chinese one, the one on Miui-dev, and this one, all are using the latest built, all have this issue......

Any idea what's wrong?