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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cooljo555:
I have a VZW sch-i800 and im in the same boat, my device is basically bricked after using the Verizon Tab Bootstrapper and this is the only rom available as far as i can see, when using odin the program forces close when trying to flash the tar and the md5 fails everytime when trying through odin bc i cant get into CWM,only the stock recovery. I have a backup thru CWM but havent taken the time to compile it to a flashable tar or zip. Any updates or help is greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bluemonde:
M5D Mismatch here too.

Sch-800
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chaos67731:
So what is mobileprint apk and what does it do?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Boushh:
I never even used it. I'm guessing it's a wifi printing program, of which there are alternatives on the market.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] williams37:
Ok, just tried this on my sprint tab. (CWM3 with 1.2 Bauxite kernal and ext-4) Everything looked like it went well, however I can't tell if i am actually Deoxexed now. I pulled my framework and everything appears to be unchanged in the drawable-hdpi. And it says my status_bar_background.png resolution is only 180x180? Any chance this doesnt affect the sprint tabs at all?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Boushh:
Look in /system/app and /system/framework with root explorer (or similar). If there are .odex files in either of your directories, you're still odexed and it didn't work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] williams37:
Bummer, definitely still odexed then. I was really hoping this would work! Guess I should have gone verizon. Either way, your doing alot for the tab community and I'm sure someone will take this on for sprint.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] williams37:
ok so I decided to try again, this time with different results. It definitely changed something this time, the whole thing is extremely laggy, and vibrates intermittently. I am trying to get to root explorer to see if the odex files are gone. Any information that can be useful to you while i'm in this state before I flash back?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] LetsGoToWarr:
I'm also getting an MD5 error, anyway you could look at the overcome rom and make a flashable zip?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Boushh:
For sure, I was planning on doing that. I just have a lot of things to make as a flashable zip now that I have recovery fixed. Give me a day or two okay. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] LetsGoToWarr:
Sounds good man, if you need any help let me know I'm willing to test flash or help you create the flashables.. was about to do this one later today but if you got it I'll wait lol (lazy)

Awesome work btw we gotta give those GSM tabs some competition with VZW roms!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bluemonde:
Subscribe to flash too..

I was having MD5 errors too,
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Bobboman:
would it be possible to get an odin file for the VZW tab that is just stock? with all the bloat and not Deodexed?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] o2sys:
Keeps saying MD5 mistmatch.

So what I tried was create a backup, copy the MD5 file from that and pasted into the deox folder hoping it would solve the md5 mismatch...NOPE

Any one else have better luck?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qipengart:
Does anyone have another link for the .tar file? It gives me a failed download! :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Herbiced:
Mirrors Mirrors Seem the tab is finally dead
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] malakipaa:
Hello,

Which one has longer battery life? From what I read, Chronos Froyo has longer battery life and also it's more responsive? Why is that?

Can CM6 use the same code as Chronos Froyo for speed and bat life?
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] messer19:
I think it depends on overclocking.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] wisefreakz:
I use HO!NO ROM for the CM6 and this weekend i realized that i was 22h without recharge it and was with 80% Battery. No profile set.. no Set CPU... Mobile Data 100% ON!!
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] messer19:
I simply can´t understand, why every one has different battery life on same ROM. I know it depends on usage etc. but I´ve heard that HO!NO has huge battery drain :D
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] :
Battery performance is based on how one sets up his phone, overclocking, wifi / 3g usage, media usage etc. But on the same setup , cronos wins.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] malakipaa:
Ye, why Chronos is better? Isn't base on CM6 too? Or it has it's own modified kernel that's why it's better? Is bat life base on Kernel?
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] kabaldan:
This is based on what exact versions being compared?
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] CommanderThor:
I have now tried Cronos for the sake of everyone prasing battery life. I compared every ROM over at least 3 days use and i can say there are no big ddifferences as far as battery life goes between CM 22.11. Froyo 2.0.1 or Cronos 1.6 update1. There is some fluctuation, but nothing too aperent.

Older versions had quite some battery problems, that holds for all ROMs, but now only abaut 20-30% less battery for me on these Froyo ROMs, than on eclair ROMs i had before. For first Froyo ROMs it was like 50% less...
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] JD69:
Well, the CM6 on the actual build (0.04) is imho far the best concernig battery-life.

Just a little less good than on SHOLS_U2_36.0 by G.O.T.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Lollipop_Lawlipop:
Before it was probably Cronos, but nowadays the difference is down to the voltage selected. On Cronos this is lower, so out of the box it should take up less power. However, clock for clock it should essentially the same. The rapid releases of CM6 takes the cake for me :)
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] puffo81:
I tried both Cronos 1.6.1 and CM6 25/11, I noticed no great difference.. just a feeling, Cronos runs more smooth at same clock, but they are almost the same!
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] rgribeiro:
In my personal experience, Cronos 1.6.1 is currently the best ROM both in terms of battery life and responsivity/relayability. With everything enabled (3G, wireless location service, gmail sync) , is the only ROM that can give me 18 hours plus of battery.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
Exactly. I believe both hit battery life with the same tweaks. Then it comes down to the voltage and clock speeds. CM6 should last plenty long too.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Kiwibob:
Pretty much identical battery life. I use my phone quite heavily so never get more then about 16-18hours. Maybe in long haul there is a difference but not with a well used device.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] kitty04:
this. although i haven't updated yet to the latest CM6. my phone once lasts from 2.5-3 days, with minimal mp3 listening and harcore wifi usage.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] KeRmiT80:
before the upgrade to cronos 1.6.1 (best froyo to customize) i was using telusV5...

eclair could last even 50 hours without recharge.

froyo is 25 hours at its best.

i use H data always on, gps on, latitude, whatsapp, wireless almost never, i make lots of calls, i read news, play games like angry birds or asphalt5 few minutes.

i tried every combo of mhz and vsel from 1100 74, to 700 46...no significant difference, battery lasts always 24-26 hours.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] vagelisda:
I use c.m. roms,from about the 10th of november or something,c.m. roms last about twice as much as my stock eclair did,i'm sorry to say that,but if nadlabak didnt exist,cronos wouldnt exist,feeyo is waiting each time for nadlabak to solve each problem and then he will release his own rom.

Whenever nadlabak doesnt publish his work,cronos is stuck...

Nice guy maybe feeyo,but not milestone expert...

I prefer the original thing,wich is more superior in my opinion...

Sent from my Milestone
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
Right but are you comparing it against a tweaked Froyo?

I used STOCK Telus 2.1 back in the day with the Overclock mod at 1000mhz/60vsel.

I used to push email from 8am to 6pm everyday at work. I had terrible reception at work so I would use 2G a lot during the day, but I would always have 30% AT LEAST by bedtime. I go to work at 8:30am and sleep around 12am.

Now I work at a different place, but I got into work at 11am today and left at 6pm. I took a break in the middle to get lunch, but since I work underground, I turn on airplane mode the whole time. It's now midnight (13 hrs since unplugging) and I'm at 40%. I'd say that if I had 50% of my time on airplane mode that's pretty bad. Other than that the other 6 hrs that I was out int he open I got decent reception. I just pushed gmail, sycned Facebook/Twitter hourly and weather every 3 hrs. Not too bad in terms of heavy use. Also I have the 2G toggle on. I just don't see how I'm draining battery this fast.

So in my case Eclair completely dominates. With HONO or TelusLite mod I probably got a little better battery life throughout the day. I dunno. I only had 1 month of work or so during the summer of using those ROMs before I quit and I stopped pushing exchange mail all day long.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] CommanderThor:
You forget something battery gets worse over time. I had very good batery life on Eclair. Now i use Froyo for quite some while at begining veery bad battery life. Now latest releases quite better, but still not there so i went to try Eclair again for a bit and i found out even eclair doesnt have the battery life for me it used to have, battery is just old and its only half a year since i bought. But take this i charge it everydays ometimes more so in half a year a charged it around 200 times. 300times is the number i think battery gets quite worse.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] TheUbermoogle:
Maybe one of you battery hawks can help me figure out what the major problem I'm having is.

I see people saying they get 24+ hours on a single charge, yet I have a difficult time maintaining 12 hours with minimal usage.

My provider (Bell Canada) does not have a 2G network I can fall back on, so that's one thing that could be causing major drain.

I am using SuperPower (but haven't noticed any major difference there), SetCPU to set processor to 250 when screen is on, 15sec before screen off, wifi off, GPS off, background data off when screen is off, auto-sync off, and data scheduled to be on for 5 minutes every hour.

I use my phone when I commute to check emails, play Angry Birds, and the like, and generally overclock to 700 or 800 Mhz, with 48 or 50 vsel depending.

Using my phone to play a game, check email, or surf the web for 10 minutes can cause it to drop 10-20%, and even when it's totally turned off overnight, if it's not plugged in it can drop to 20% or lower from a full charge just sitting on my end table.

Any suggestions/ideas?

EDIT: I wanted to add that I tend to use the most up to date CM mod, but have been trying Cronos since the battery life was touted so highly. Unfortunately, I find that Cronos drains the battery slightly faster than the 11.25 mod did. Testing the 11.29 version of CM6 currently.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] KeRmiT80:
my base is cronos 1.6.1

personally i removed setcpu, toggle 2g, and superpower...less programs running in background...

i'm using only milestoneoverclock 1.4.4 with interactive script 720 mhz and vsel 46. i prefer adwlauncher even if scrolling is less smoother than launcher pro uses less resources.

for the rest i changed only cache to 40mb.

no other "tweaks" :D
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] TheUbermoogle:
And what's your battery life like with those changes?
[G2 and Desire Z General] pak256:
Anyone know if there is a way to get a notification bar like the one Touchwiz 3.0 has on the G2?
[G2 and Desire Z General] rumitg2:
you can either put on a custom rom like Virtuous or Cyan that have black notification bars (cyan gives you the option) or just flash a theme onto your phone with Metamorph
[G2 and Desire Z General] pak256:
It's not the color that I care about, I want one that has the power control in it like the one on the Galaxy S
[G2 and Desire Z General] ZombieUsr:
Flash CM RC3, comes pre-loaded with wifi, bt, gps and vol on the notification bar
[G2 and Desire Z General] rumitg2:
you can also change it in RC3 i have wifi, BT, and Brightness
[G2 and Desire Z General] mejorguille:
Using cm6, you get the option to use a custom power control bar in the norification bar. On mine, for example, I have wifi, gps, brightness, orientation lock, and flashlight(death ray)
[General Questions and Answers] VBG:
Firstly I've looked around to make sure that my questions weren't answered somewhere else.

The only promissing thread that might've helped me is apparently dead ([GM730/750] Custom ROMs experiment).

What I'm asking is if there's a kitchen out there that works for LG's GM750 (also known as "Layla") with a Vf10 firmware.

I'd only want to upgrade from 6.5 to 6.5.3 (and change the boot anim) but apparently the only ROMs out there are for GM730 and not for GM750.

Please, its really hard going-by with the WinMo scene dominated by HTC phones.

Anything that might help me flash a custom ROM with WinMo 6.5.3 on a GM750 is not just appreciated, but desperately needed !

I would risk flashing a GM730 ROM, as I've heard (per previously linked thread) that there aren't much/if not any differences between 730 and 750 but I'd like to hear other people's ideas/options.

Sure, ROM cooking doesn't look as easy as using nlite but if that's the only option please tell me!

Thanks in advance!
[General Questions and Answers] asakaza:
I've followed the steps in this guide, but step 12 with error and finaly rom not work ^^!
[Epic 4G General] deisel:
Its been posted we should get froyio end of November and end of November is tomorrow no froyo I know the unnofficial versions are available I'm going to stay stock w phone but seriously this is sum bull**** when they are releasing lower model phones w froyo already installed then I hear about a newer android build dropping on other phones soon so even when we do get froyo we still got ****ed don't get m wrong I love my phone but the highest of the highest phone on sprint left for dead is a little disturbing
[Epic 4G General] muyoso:
I am pretty sure the only thing said by Samsung was that all Galaxy S devices would receive the update by the end of the year. Everything else I think is just rumor.
[Epic 4G General] herzzreh:
By the end if their fiscal year? :)

Stop putting stupid **** in your signature lines! Kak menja zaebala vsja eta drama!
[Epic 4G General] gTen:
To be fair..we won't just be getting 2.2..we get to jump to 2.2.1...the OTA for 2.2.1 came to the N1 at end of September...

I don't think any other device has official 2.2.1 update yet :/...so Samsung isn't that far behind in terms of prospects at least..
[Epic 4G General] Muckrak3r:
I agree that the Epic should get froyo sooner, but if we get it before a legacy device does, those owners will feel even more shafted.

If the carriers didn't mess with the updates so much and would just release a clean version of updates, we would get stuff much faster. That will never happen, and google is at the mercy of the carriers.

I have yet to see a justification for the $10/month "premium data" - I get 1Mbps upload on 4g. My buddy has the t mobile galaxy s and he gets 1.5Mbps upload. ON 3G!!!!
[Epic 4G General] gTen:
We are capable of more upload..sprint just caps it cause they dont see a reason to waist bandwidth on upload..the $10 fee has been discussed..its to fund the build out of 4g...even with the new the t-mobile has of HSPA+ it is not as efficient as wimax thus when more users start using HSPA+ phones it will drop
[Epic 4G General] Electrofreak:
From what I understand, Samsung has met their end of the bargain. FroYo has been released to the carriers... it's in their hands now.
[Epic 4G General] A_Flying_Fox:
Apparently, the hero and moment aren't getting official froy "because the hardware can't handle it" yet the lg optimus or whatever has a 600mhz procesor 3.2 inch screen and launched (READ: LAUNCHED!) With froyo. On sprint. Wtf is itwith the politics invovled with phon software :/
[Epic 4G General] raylusk:
Tmobile charges all their customers $10 more a month than sprint does. The fee just brings pricing up to tmobiles level.
[Epic 4G General] TheDub:
Sprint is possibly baking Sprint ID into the new Froyo build to.. or at least they said "Sprint ID is coming to the Samsung Epic". I'm sure that stupid crap takes more time up to. Hopefully it's just a few .apk's we can easily remove. I'm personally really tired of all the intense efforts to "simplify" android. Touchwiz is "ok" only because its easily removed, and actually for the everyday mom and pop type user it is much simpler. But Sprint ID.., MotoBlur, even HTC sense (which is so overwhelming its far from simpler in my opinion, pretty though).. just leave Android alone.. we would all get much faster simpler updates if it wasn't for all the proprietary crap they add in. I wish Google would step in and say enough already.
[Epic 4G General] gTen:
The Optimus S is superior to the moment and Hero in terms of hardware...While its only 600mhz its a snapdragon chip aka Adreno 200 is in there...considering the lesser resolution performance may be on par with even an EVO in many cases.

That said its an excuse because the Moment, Intercept and Transform are pretty much the same except the screen. I was quite disappointed they decided to go with that horrible excuse for a CPU for the Transform...It won't even be able to take advantage of Froyo's GPU features :/

So they are not wrong that Hero and Moment may not be able to take advantage of it..but neither is the Transform and its getting Froyo lol
[Epic 4G General] AndrewZorn:
My feelings exactly.

If every Android phone was actually an ANDROID phone, then updates/stability/seamlessness would be on par with iOS.

And we'd all have the latest version, now.
[Droid 2 General] pogi_c_gio:
i met this guy at downtown LA, to flash/root my phone to metroPCS. yesterday, i accidentally upgraded it to 2.3 firmware. now i lost my MMS/INTERNET on my phone. what should i do? :confused:

EDIT:

actually, i did not lose the internet.. i figured, my phone is not rooted anymore, since i cant run root explorer and wifi theter. help :(

another EDIT:

ive done some reading, apparently, i got the 2.3.20 OTA. now i just need some answers, if i can still root this phone, and will it still work for metroPCS.
[Droid 2 General] braway:
yes, you can still root your phone, there should be a few threads on how to root your phone...

no clue about the metroPCS
[Droid 2 General] pogi_c_gio:
yeah that's my problem, i dont know if i will lose my service. thats why im having doubts on doing it.. :(
[Droid 2 General] newk8600:
If you have phone service now rooting it won't mess that up. If you don't have service then rooting won't get your service back. Disregard my post in the other thread idk how to reprogram on MetroPCS.

There are some good apps and scripts to root your phone in the development section. Or you can do it the old-fashioned way (you know the way we did it three months ago when root came out LOL).
[Droid 2 General] pogi_c_gio:
so rooting it can bring back the internet* [browser] and the GPS?

*well, my MMS is working. so i guess its the browser on my phone that has some issues.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Laynee1:
ANy chance i can get 5 mp camera ? Sorry for this newbish and stupid q..

p.s. roms and radios in my sig :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kinsago:
i thought that we did have 5mp cameras. Correct me if i'm wrong. Mine reports 5mp. (MCCM SE 3.4)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Reno_79:
Likewise, on Froyo sense revolution.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Calkulin:
This thread is based on Firerat's work, just modded a little to be more specific for the EVO, so be sure to thank him for his work

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=717874

I modded the script so a default of 250MB for system & 125MB for cache(leaves ~570MB for data) is included, so the mtdpartmap.txt in the SD card is not required unless you want to change those. If a mtdpartmap.txt is detected in the SD card during flash, it will overwrite those defaults values with whatever is in the mtdpartmap.txt.

For those that want to change the default values, just mod the attached mtdpartmap.txt

S-OFF is required

This is not for the faint of heart and requires how to flash using fastboot if you want to revert back to stock partition sizes, so if your not comfortable with ANY of the install & uninstall steps below, DO NOT FLASH THIS!!!

Be sure to check how much space your current ROM uses in the system & cache partitions before flashing this, so that way you don't cause problems with this MOD

Most de-odex'd ROMs should be fine with a 250MB system partition but those that are using a Desire HD/Z based ROM might need 300MB or slightly more, so be sure to double check your current system/cache usage before flashing

Also, too small of a cache partition will cause errors with some games & downloading of OTA updates as it uses the cache partition as the download folder

Install

1. Copy FR_Boot_CustomMTD_v1.5.7b_for_EVO, FR_Recovery_CustomMTD_v1.5.7b_for_EVO, FORMAT_ALL zips(& custom mtdpartmap.txt if you want to change the default sizes) to your SD card

2. Reboot into recovery

3. Make a Nandroid backup if you didn't already

4. Format cache, data & system partitions using my FORMAT_ALL.zip for ease

6. Flash FR_Recovery_CustomMTD_v1.5.7b_for_EVO.zip(this patches the recovery to use the custom partition sizes)

7. Reboot into recovery again

8. Restore Nandroid backup or flash new ROM but don't reboot

9. Flash FR_Boot_CustomMTD_v1.5.7b_for_EVO.zip(this patches the kernel to load the custom partition sizes)

10. Reboot

NOTE

Everytime you flash a new ROM or kernel, you must flash the FR_Boot_CustomMTD_v1.5.7b_for_EVO.zip afterwards, so the kernel gets modded to load the custom partition sizes

Uninstall

1. Make a Nandroid backup if you didn't already

2. Boot into Bootloader and select Fastboot USB

3. Reflash custom recovery console using Fastboot

Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

4. Reboot into recovery

5. Format cache, data & system partitions using my FORMAT_ALL.zip for ease

6. Restore Nandroid backup or flash new ROM, if the restore contains a kernel that has modded partition sizes, then reflash the kernel

7. Reboot

Examples

Default 250/125 settings leaves this much on wipe

200/100 settings leaves this much on wipe
[EVO 4G Android Development] Calkulin:
....................
[EVO 4G Android Development] luckylui:
Going in!!!
[EVO 4G Android Development] xhazyx:
so besides the increase in available data space, is there any performance advantages?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Calkulin:
No real advantages besides that you regain all the lost space from the cache & system partitions
[EVO 4G Android Development] luckylui:
Thats the thing more space= Faster performance cause its not lagging trying to scoop up memory for stuff :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] luckylui:
Calk,

Do we have to do this all the time before a new rom or is it gonna b in there all the time?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Calkulin:
If your low on memory, then I can see some performance increases but I guess I'll have to do a before and after benchmark to see for sure.

If it contains a kernel, then yes you do need to flash the boot zip one to mod the new kernel again
[EVO 4G Android Development] jlechner:
wow. that is all.
[EVO 4G Android Development] luckylui:
Any kernel??

I can digg it if its like that :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] Calkulin:
SHOULD work on any kernel
[EVO 4G Android Development] luckylui:
Thank you sir!

Preciate the sponses and im off on my adventure!!

:p

Oh do i love adventures!
[EVO 4G Android Development] deolarte:
Preview is finally here, Yay. Thanks caulk. Amazing work on 1.62
[EVO 4G Android Development] mptherealmp:
So I assume that the boot zip needs to be flashed whenever changing kernels even when the Rom is not changed?