yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
* What did you install? (Test3? with partsB? a language pack? keyboard? theme? other modification?)

* How did you wipe (fastboot erase system -w; *OR* super wipe?)

* pastbin line with logcat? (please do not paste a logcat inline or as odd attachment it makes it much harder to deal with and I'm likely to ignore it)

what

* And most important what type of hardware Dream/Sapphire 32A/32B/32A1.2?

* Radio installed (verify on the HBOOT screen)

* SPL installed (verify on the HBOOT screen)

With the above others or myself may have much better ideas.. without it I have many ideas... but most will prove unlikely

Um.. I've been having no problems connecting; and major problems staying connected

Settings -> Wireless & networks ->Wi-Fi Settings -> press menu + select Advanced -> Wi-Fi Sleep policy

Make sure Never is selected .. Select it if its not.. select When Screen turns off, press back, the return to set it to Never if it is set.

Othewise try to get a log cat from one of the drops.
[G1 Android Development] m.usama:
plz any one help

how to add Arabic support to this ROM ?
[G1 Android Development] roalex:
I found this issue, the display Brightness settings don't actually do anything for me, i change the amount but nothing changes, nothing shows in logcat either.
[G1 Android Development] roalex:
/NM

Seams it needed a 755 on the lib thingy.
[G1 Android Development] Maneby:
Sorry for bothering you about a non-existent issue - it was my router after all..

However I find that the issue being my main reason for upgrading from CM5.0.8 is still present;

my phone suffers from "burnouts". Under "heavy" usage (downloading apps from market and browsing the web with default browser, for example) it is likely to just shut off, without any warning or low-battery-notification. It's just like someone pulled the battery. If I try to boot the phone afterwards is is completely out of juice.

The problem will not occur when phone is connected and charging via computer or wall-jack.
[G1 Android Development] studjuice:
I don't have a sim in my g1 and it worked fine. make sure you use the rom from post 101 and make sure you read

SIDE EDIT: HURRAY, i finally got connected to the wifi. I was putting in the wrong password is all... for some reason I thought i should be putting a number at the end of it
[G1 Android Development] BoomBoomPOW:
This is simply wonderful! Thanks goes out to ezterry and studjuice! =D

As previously stated, I did encounter a reboot on the initial setup wizard when I pressed 'skip'.

Other than that this thing is awesome!

EDIT: Going to try to make some use of the 32swap partition on my sdcard with the swapper app in the market. Let's see what this bad boy can do!
[G1 Android Development] bi0hzr:
with launcher pro is simply amazing the speed

bt its working in the g1 perfect, with a bt stereo headset

wifi perfect

apndroid (must have app) working great

in terminal emulator

$su

#free

not found

:(
[G1 Android Development] asolis:
OMG this is ridiculously faaaaaaaast

I have never been able to multitask at these increadible speeds

I just flashed like 5 mins ago so i will be playing with it all night :D
[G1 Android Development] ekramsam:
Where can I get an OC kernel for this ROM?

Is the download link broken?
[G1 Android Development] nickeedoo:
you need to look in the market for "busybox" by stephen (stericson) and open that and install it.
[G1 Android Development] BoomBoomPOW:
Install the busy box app by stericson in the Market.

=)
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
no try again.. and the EBI1 port is OC 576 by default and can be raised to 595
[G1 Android Development] asolis:
Its on the fist page:

cm6 optimized pershoot based kernel

And its taking a minute or two, to load the download...so just be patient and let it load...
[G1 Android Development] nickeedoo:
take a look at this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=679033

and no, none of the links are broken. here's the rom you need to flash that has everything working:

http://www.mediafire.com/?1kqb4k4zf1tm4a3
[G1 Android Development] jshealton:
Is this Sence/Espresso? Or is it plain stock 2.2?
[G1 Android Development] asolis:
Stock 2.2 OTA
[G1 Android Development] ekramsam:
Thanks for the link but thats version 1.1, I wanted version 2 with fixed keyboard and BT
[G1 Android Development] nickeedoo:
I can't tell you why he called it that, but that's what you're looking for. the 1.1 is his fixed version. :)
[G1 Android Development] studjuice:
1.1 has the fixed keyboard and bluetooth.

incase you are wondering why it's 1.1 instead of 1.0, it's because my 1.0 never booted up. and so it was never released. i number them by how they are with my personal testing, not by how they are released. kinda confusing for you guys... but, it gets the job done while saving me from having to think about two number systems

all you confused people out there talking about different ways to install busybox... busybox is included with the *official froyo test1.2* among other minor changes.

todo list: init.d scripts on boot and deodex

also on my todo list: write and essay by 8 am, and a speech by 4pm. so i probably won't be getting as much done, unless people make specific requests or have ideas they want me to try. as always, hit me up via twitter to do so
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
My test2 fixes the issues of BT and keyboard.. but keeps most the rest alone studjuice is starting to transform the ASOP rom into his own. (not that there is a problem with that just I'm staying hands off others will mix it)
[G1 Android Development] ekramsam:
BIG thanks
[G1 Android Development] Race2Speed:
ezterry - you're link for your test two isn't loading.
[G1 Android Development] studjuice:
yeah i kinda have the tendency to do that... It's just how I get things done, I like to do it in the way that either works or makes most sense. And i'm a new guy so I only know how to do something the new ways, therefore i've been changing around into newer stuff.

i think all i've really done (that's in effect) is add terminal emulator, add busybox, and changed the update-script to updater-script. the rest was just adding missing files or what not. although i have added the folder for init.d even though it's not actually in use yet.

and I'm not sure if the things i've just said are in the 1.2 i uploaded or not, but they are in what i'm currently fiddlin' with
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
It is... but the server is being killed since this was posted: http://www.hiapk.com/bbs/viewthread.php?tid=571030&extra=page=1&amp;filter=type&amp;typeid=211

a mirror: http://rapidshare.com/files/425725791/MT3G-test2_S.zip

Some people will find this useful; some wont and it thus just takes space.. I will leave it to others.. as for the scripts.. updater-script is the real one.. I'm not sure why they included an update-script as well.. this is from the original package.. I've only poked as needed to keep the install working.
[G1 Android Development] :
That smacks of one dead ass battery, time to replace me thinks.
[G1 Android Development] raven_raven:
POLISH LANGUAGE PACK! That's awesome! Thank you very much ezterry, I have to try it ASAP!
[G1 Android Development] Maneby:
But would a phone with a dead battery act differently when it's heavily used during a short time than how it acts when it's used "with caution" over a longer time? For example, I've just made a 1hour phone call, and the phone's still up and running.

The battery would have to be defect rather than just weak, is that what you mean?
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
The problem is there are nearly no Arabic translations in the ASOP source code.

This file will let you select Arabic, and any application with translations will use them.. but don't expect the rom to look very translated:

MT3G-test3-lang-ex0.1_ar_S.zip

MD5: 79bb691076e95bbfd1471e55a3f8e720
[G1 Android Development] m.usama:
Thanks man for ur support

just flashed it but the Arabic words are in separated letters

any way i just need the rom to read Arabic not to be fully arabic

even so i will continue using it because it is the fastest rom i had used till now

thanks to u ;)

Other question :$

is there is any way to but the call option like vibrate on answer and hung up ... etc ? i really missed it
[G1 Android Development] Several Zombies:
I was installing Test3 on its own -- no modifications or extra parts. I wiped once from recovery (system, cache, dalvik-cache) and once using fastboot (not counting the first wipe in fastboot prior to flashing the rom). I've already wiped, reflashed old radio and HBOOT and reinstalled CM5, so I doubt logcat will be of any use. The hardware I use is an HTC Dream from Rogers; 32B. The radio I was using at the time was 2.22.28.25 with the matching SPL, 1.33.0013d.

Hope that helps a little ^^;;
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
There is an issue where if the date is too far in the past the rom wont boot.. 2.22.28.25 installed by update.zip seems to trigger this very old date.

In partsB I have a fix to this; where if the date is < jan 1 2010 I set the date to something more reasonable that allows the rom to boot.
[G1 Android Development] Several Zombies:
Worked perfectly. Cheers =D. Is the included launcher stock? It looks like ADW, but I can't seem to find the launcher settings o_o

Edit: Holy hell this is fast! No lagging at all! Everything's nice and smooth, and I CAN'T visibly see my battery power going down like on CM5. Awesome ROM =D
[G1 Android Development] selectormoldy:
I had the exact same thing happening. I swapped out with another battery and have not experienced it again.
[G1 Android Development] jadephyre:
Been using the Language Pack that includes German for a couple of hours now and have not run into problems of any kind, the ROM is as smooth and fast as it was before installing the language pack.

Your work is most appreciated Terry, thank you :)
[G1 Android Development] arefin:
Touch UI for Phone

Terry, I am becoming your fan everyday I wake up with the device with your ROM running on it! Impressive when you actually have ZEAM Launcher 2.5.3 (the later is not better!) installed. It's like butter on a hot non-sticky frying pan :))

However, being a user of CM versions, I have got used to the touch UI Phone interface - I would not ask for anything that CAN or MIGHT reduce the performance of this ROM in anyways but if not then that Phone.apk is definitely on my Wishlist. The default phone is unnecessarily inefficient without being faster than the modded Phone.

Well, I tried my self pushing/replacing it via Terminal but that would cause FC in settings and phone application. So no go....can you please add it to the next version and/or an update.zip WITHOUT losing performance? PLEASE?

THANX and a lots of it :) you are the hero . ... really appreciate the amount of work you do for the community, hope you have fun doing these, otherwise it's not gonna be paid back for only through donations and thanks giving ....
[G1 Android Development] Lyute:
Just wanted to say a huge THANK YOU to ezterry for the fantastic rom :)

Used dwang's rom up until last week since others were not too stable, then found your official t-mobile froyo port and finally switched from donut to froyo.

The rom is very stable, and with the Japanese language pack, it's now my daily driver.

One tweak that I did, was to push the libicudata.so from a Japanese froyo rom pubrom (which is also based on the official T-mo froyo) to /system/lib/, for the dates & time display were not showing up correctly. (Dates were shown as "2010 12 3" and time had "PM", "AM" shown)

This would work for the Japanese locale, but it may not work for the Chinese locale.

I also do not know what kind of modification the dev for pubrom did to the lib file, so this is just an FYI for the Japanese users out there know that this would be the temporary solution for the problem described above.

The idea came from the person who customized the dwang rom for adding Japanese locale, so it's not my idea/work.

I also pushed the DroidSansJapanese.ttf file to /system/fonts/ from the custom dwang rom above. (Both roms can be found at "Android Custom Cookbook" site)

The two files (lib and font) are huge in size, so you should also increase the /system size to 95 or something. (Altogether, I think it took up about 91MB)

Sorry if it's off-topic; hope someone finds this useful.

Thanks again for your hard work!
[G1 Android Development] theophile2:
I just flashed this because BiffMod just wasn't fast enough. This ROM is definitely faster and much more responsive. I do wish there were more theme options, tho. How much success would I have trying to use a Morph meant for CM6? Has anyone tried it?
[G1 Android Development] vermaekansh:
please put 2D gallery in the next release...3D is taking a lot of time to open...

and also device keyboad "ALT" bbutton is not proper please chk that also...thanks
[G1 Android Development] raven_raven:
Whoa, I just discovered that I have little, very little, but helped in making test3B :). It's great pleasure for me! I'm glad that community will take advantage of useful ideas. I'm talking about lock home in memory option.

That way I love this ROM even more :D! My heart is teared between this software and CM 6.1 stable, but I think I'll try them both and use different each day or I'll buy second G1 to run them both at one time ;P.
[G1 Android Development] shadowillusions:
Seriously i can't find an decent newbie guide thats tells me how the **** i can upgrade to Test 3 with the 14mb's of extra ram

Im now on this setup:

Sapphire PVT 32B ENG S-OFF H

HBOOT-1.33.2009 (SAPP10000)

CPLD-10

Radio-2.22.19.26I

the Test 2 version of this rom.

Can somebody tell me step by step what i need to do!

And i can't even find how to get in Fastboot and what i need for it...
[G1 Android Development] zenkikid:
I am running test 3 w/ his nightly CM mod update and its fast as hell. The only drawback is that the battery drain is damn near parasitic. I dont even have 8 hours into the charge and im already in the yellow
[G1 Android Development] bemymonkey:
Same on mine... :(
[G1 Android Development] raven_raven:
Turning off internet connection (with APNDroid or SwitchPro or whatever) helps very much, I have about 1% loose on battery over night (8h). Situation isn't so sweet when it comes to using phone, but... I don't know, I can make a day and it's enough for most of my daily routine.
[G1 Android Development] MrShides:
Thanks for this rom EZ-T.

I used CM before but when this came out I wanted to see if it was more responsive. I've been eagerly awaiting CM6.1, and loaded it for all of 6 hours. I'm back to this.

Its froyo, and its fast. The only thing this rom is missing from my ideal setup is the reboot option and better power control widget from cm6. I get passed them with an APN widget, and just deal without having a reboot option.

I love this rom and I hope you never stop supporting it :D
[G1 Android Development] azubi:
I discovered a little bug in the german translation. when setting up my alarm there are no week-day, only numbers. Instead of Monday(Montag)-Sunday(Sonntag) I get 1,2,...,6,0 (week starts with Monday=1)
[G1 Android Development] raven_raven:
Same thing is in polish translation. I think libicudata.so should be replaced with proper file from i.e. CM6.

Ugh, battery drain is awful. While not using phone I could survive for few days without problems, but after 20 minutes of using Tapatalk (3G active) it sucked about ~15%. I will post graph about it later, I found great app to monitor battery and predict future usage (Battery Diviner).

I don't know if it's far more worse than on CM 6.1, I have to try this ROM first :).
[G1 Android Development] theophile2:
This "nightly CM mod update" you speak of... if that the "PartsB" download in the OP or something else?
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
its a little odd as I replaced it with the one from an asop simulator image with the translations..

For now grab the cm one.. I'll see if asop even has the code
[G1 Android Development] nagash91:
I notice that too.

I said that a lot of time...

The battery life in standby is ok. The problem is when I use the phone!

from 100% to 99% it's ok, then the percentage began to go down quickly.

For example, If i play at nesoid (nes emulator) for 40 minutes, battery will lose 60%

I don't think this is normal.

I make calibration a lot of time.

I changed battery, I have a 1600mah (I don't know if it is really 1600mah.. but is almost 1000mah, I'm sure).

Today with 10 minutes of web navigation in wifi, my battery went from 35-40% to 20%...

Also doing simple actions battery go down. For example if I open contacts, then sms app, than I come back to settings, usually I can see -1% in battery.

This problem is present to all 2.2 roms.

I don't understand why.

I can't say if the problem is the 2.2, the cyano kernel or the new radio+hboot with 14mb.

I can only notice that when I installed new radio+hboot and froyo roms, battery drain became a big big big problem for me.

PS: in the settings, when I was at 1% of remaining battery, I can see 27% battery used from display, 27% used from radio standby, 13% from wifi, 5% from browser (for the 10 minutes of navigation...)..

:(

The people that have batter drain in standby have to recalibrate battery IMO.

But this problem is not present in standby (in 8 hours of airplane mode + standby my battery lose 1 or 2 percent I think).

PSS: I don't use overclock
[G1 Android Development] raven_raven:
So here's chart. As you can see, there is much of almost horizontal and vertical jumps. From the beginning, where you can barely see massive drop from about 85% to something about 70% I started to use this ROM (I was doing settings and downloading apps from Market (about 5 of them)). Then I set up alarm clock and went to sleep. Over night it consumed 0-1%, which is awesome (I turned off internet connection). Then at the morning I used phone to download few more apps again and I charged it a little (this is second spike). Then I didn't touch it, I sent few messages in school (stairs from 90 to 75%). Then I used phone to browse XDA by Tapatalk for 20 minutes in tram. Drop from over 70% to almost 50% in less than 20 minutes :(. From then I didn't use my phone until now. So it's 40% from the beginning of a day (7AM-7PM), which is nice, but when I see how little I used my phone it's scary. 2h of browsing would be enough to suck battery dry...

Eh, too bad that this ROM is so cool :P.
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
1) to tapatalk addicts: it sucks the life out of you battery.. this seems worse with newer versions

2)using 3g kills battery this is nothing new.. using wifi is cheaper! !! (being on and not using wifi is not)

3) froyo web browser is much more usable than the older ones but still eats battery. careful not to use it more.

overall if I ignore percentage this rom has the same life for how its used as any other.. im working on stabilizing the new kernel bits to smooth the displayed percentage out, and to try to improve the cpu governors.

In the meantime or as an alternative if you wish try the cm6.1 251 or 271 nightly kernels (see links on my 2708+ kernel thread) or pershoots 2708 port and see if that works better for your use cases. those anykernel installers will work over this rom.
[G1 Android Development] matesklep:
I found two bugs:

1. The youtube app doesnt play videos in HQ

2. On lockscreen when I press the menu button twice, the screen will unlocked (same as on 1.6 original rom)

My device is HTC Dream.

Thanx for fixing this;)

Otherwise this rom is da best!:cool:
[G1 Android Development] raven_raven:
AD2. It's not a bug, it's fantastic feature :). I love that simplicity of unlocking screen by just two presses of MENU button. I always turn this ON on CM too :D.

Ezterry, thanks for tips. I'm addicted to your work (I simply love OTA ROMs) and this battery issue is annoying, but coolness of this ROM simply makes me forget about it.
[G1 Android Development] Phateless:
Really? I dislike that feature. :p
[G1 Android Development] ssakuma:
new radio's battery issue is serious for me too.

so, i went back to the test2 + 1031 kernel with spl 2005 and radio 2.22.19.26I. :D

this set is the best for me. very fast and long life.
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
why remove the security update? If you insist on 2.22.19.26I fine but why downgrade to test2.. nothing stops you from using the previous kernel on test3

It was my 20101017 build posted here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8669039&postcount=17

Just flash test3 then that kernel then any add ons (or another one of my kernels)
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
Well its still a feature but:
[G1 Android Development] the.igorr:
I guess that not working bluetooth after flashing test3 lang pack is something that cannot be avoided?
[G1 Android Development] Dukenukemx:
I've been switching back and forth between roms lately, and I settled on this one. Mainly due to battery life.

This is what I did.

super wipe

MT3G-test3_S.zip

MT3G-test3-partsB_S.zip

MT3G-test3-DroidX-kaosfix-v3_S.zip

When phone booted up, I ran Froyo parts and flipped a bunch of switches, except keep home in ram. Synced my contacts, and disabled syncing to save battery life. I left 3G on. Wifi is disabled unless I browse the web.

The phone was fully charged in the beginning of yesterday, and I did browse the web a little, sent texts, and called a few times. About normal everyday usage. Now, I'm going on to day 2 and it reports about 50% battery. Now that's what I call battery life.

I haven't bothered to install a kernel. What ever this comes with I'm using. I'll try the ezBiffTestKernel20101106-2708_S.zip, and see if my phone takes a noise dive in battery life. My experience with 2708 has been terrible with battery life.
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
um that is what the rom comes with ;)

Also home in ram will save battery life if you keep having home reload on you. (If your usage doesn't cause that frequently I don't think it matters enabled/disabled)
[G1 Android Development] lil-devil:
Thats the kind of feature i was hoping to see =D thanks :)

disabling menu key unlocking~

holy.... thats insane, are you using stock battery?

i'm just happy when my phone last thou the day >.<;
[G1 Android Development] siddharthsai:
Can't seem to install the gingerbread keyboard on this ROM.. any ideas why ? keeps saying verification failed.. i have Ra 1.17 recovery..clockworkmod via ROM manager says its flashed successfully but it always boots into Ra ... Help
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
Was able to flash tom's version of that keyboard from the cm nightlies thread on this rom over the droidx keyboard.

I don't think there where validations so something is confused if you are having problems with ra flashing it.. try rebooting back into recovery.
[G1 Android Development] siddharthsai:
Trying now... :)

EDIT : FC every 10 seconds :(

EDIT 2 : Yes its working after a full wipe.. :) thanks brother :)

Here is the link from TOM for the GBkeyboard - http://www.thenow1.com/cmtnpmods/gingerbreadkb-update.zip
[G1 Android Development] ssakuma:
hi, OP.

i use test2, just because i have a nandroid backup of test2. ;)

now i am home, flashed test3 rom and 1031 kernel.

it seems to work very nice.

thanks for your suggestion.

fyi.

i picked up gapps' japanese locale resources from FRG83D_stock.zip for nexus-one.
[G1 Android Development] nagash91:
so battery problems are caused from the new radio? :o
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
There is no actual indication that is true.

Some of it is the more recent kernels seem to be off in battery calculations..

Also use of 3g is a huge factor in battery life. Extra memory making things run smoother thus easier and more fun to use the phone may be also causing the screen to be on longer due to the increased use thus much shorter battery life.

This is particularly true when the user is on the same kernel (besides the patch))/rom

The only thing the radio may do is allow better signal at the edge of a network.. particularly using 3g with 2 or 1 bars will dry the batter fast.. if could be at this strength you are now able to comunicate while before you could not..