yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
Didn't change anything about DHCP .. some updates to toolbox (to use busybox for things not used previously)

However no problems here.. and most of those changes are based off the configuration that my froyo OTA parts package uses.

That said we will see if any of the other 783 and counting downloaders report anything.
[G1 Android Development] pardus:
Likewise here, Market says Gmail up to date. Screen tap sounds missing in "magpie_20110123" despite "Audible Selection" selected in settings.
[G1 Android Development] AndDiSa:
I've done some additional tests, even with JIT switched on, and it's still *not* crashing ...

Another modification to the build params: I've set heapsize to 16m. Could this have an influence?
[G1 Android Development] :
Thanks. There seem to be a lot of threads out there discussing the same issue and a lot of people had the same problem when they upgraded to Froyo. I will re-flash the ported rom I was testing before and try the following solution to see if it works. Not sure why this would happen now and not earlier especially since I've been doing full wipes.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9653875&postcount=12977
[G1 Android Development] almostthere:
will try your version instead later tonight but I did remember for CM6.1 DS, of the VM heap is set lower then 16Mb there was issues of downloading apps thru market 2.2.6 onwards was causing crashes. Could be related
[G1 Android Development] wyk126:
dose it support 32A Radio3.22.23.18 Spl 1.33.2010?
[G1 Android Development] test1943:
Try to integrate Google apps but failed.

Dear Devs,

I tried to make a rom for Chinese users from your ADS_magpie-20110123-signed.zip, but have encountered some problems.

First I replace apns-conf.xml with a one with Chinese carriers in it, auto-sign it, and it boots and works fine(Gmail works perfect).

And since Gmail can't not be downloaded directly thru the Market in China, I tried to integrate Google apps into your rom. Here is what I did,

1) unzip ADS_magpie-20110123-signed.zip to C:\newrom\

1) download gapps(Gapps-GB-me-signed.zip) from the post by billquinn1, which is here.

2) extract /system/app/, /system/etc/, /system/framework/ of Gapps-GB-me-signed.zip to C:\newrom\system\.

3) download Google maps and Gmail from the Market(using Market Enabler), adb pull them and place them to C:\newrom\system\app.

4) auto-sign it, superwipe, flash the zip, but it halts at the animation screen with a loop.

Attached is the logcat of adb. Any help would be much appreciated!!

-------------

Best regards,

Antonio
[G1 Android Development] ATeam-MrT:
Yes it does. And it does it very well.
[G1 Android Development] fooby_sjz:
is it not bug for g1?how can usb-bug fix ?isnot?
[G1 Android Development] wyk126:
Thanks~ then where should I download the 32A port file?

P.S.: I'm a newbie, and I want to ask what's the difference between Ezterry's and Firerat's Magpie? What's in the Magpie? Whats more, What is ADS Magpie?!

Cheers
[G1 Android Development] Joskevic:
It's autokernel. So you don't need to grab some port file or install another kernel on top of it, just flash the rom.

Magpie includes apps2sdext, a script Firerat provided.
[G1 Android Development] dillalade:
I can confirm gmail does work with the below set-up!

Superwipe

Flashed ADS GB ROM

Flashed Gapps posted in post 769

Then DL'ing gmail from market

Fluke perhaps, nevertheless it fixed something ;)
[G1 Android Development] Ohsaka:
Here are some of my most recent notes from testing:

1) I think some people are not realizing the combination of files that makes GMail work, because I didn't at first. (*face palm* me)

You have to superwipe and install "ADS_magpie-20110123-signed.zip" and "Gapps-GB-me-signed.zip". If you install "FR-110123-Magpie_GingerB-DS_S.zip" (or ezterry's nightly I assume) it will still loop after you open an email. The current best guess appears to be that ADS_magpie has JIT turned off by default.

2) If you are using a Magpie build, make sure to goto Settings -> Applications -> Preferred install location and select "SD Extension partition" after your first reboot. (Not 100% necessary, but why are you using Magpie if not for the sd-ext feature...)

3) Titanium Backup will restore some apps to a non-sd-ext location. But you can always move them manually in the Settings->Applications section.

4) I have a ton of apps, so I still have to use the "/data bind mount" option from Firerat's AIO script. (its in his signature, tiny instructions: ONLY choose option 11, "ddb")

5) On the latest ADS_magpie ROM, there are two extra keyboard files in the /system directory (OpenWnn.apk and PinyinIME.apk) that can be deleted to free up some space. What does this accomplish? NOTHING. :) But I hate it when any filesystem mount is reporting over 90% in use...
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
you must have done something...

its not the build.prop, I flash ADS_magpie and indeed, gmail was working

pulled the build.prop and pushed that to Magpie_110123, gmail fails..

so come on, what did you do :)
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
doesn't seem to have anything to do with jit

well, I try to have it as close to 100% as I can.

but while I'm testing my system is 90mb ( I may up this to 91 if system gets close to that size as 1.33.0013d is 91 )
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
not a script, it is built in to the Andriod framework
[G1 Android Development] Joskevic:
Oh, I'm sorry! I didn't know...
[G1 Android Development] greeneyes2910:
I´d just downloaded FR-110123-Magpie_GingerB-DS_S.zip.

Because of the fact that I don´t really like odex-files in framework + system/app I decided to deodex the rom using Auto Deodexer Script.

So far it works fine but for some files (e.g. services.jar, or settings.apk) the script remains that there are mistakes on java-code, so that these files couldn´t deodexed by script.

So could it be possible, that this might be the reason for Gmail/Facebook -Issue???

I went on an put the marked files out of the rom & put those from ads_magpie into the rom. This solved my issue with facebook sync & gmail.

Perhaps someone could take a look again on the java coding in framework directory.
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
what exactly do you have against odex?

its smaller and it boots faster

the reason your de-odex script failed is more likely due to proguard than anything else

and apparently the code base is the same

https://github.com/Firerat/GB-framework_base/commits/gingerbread/

no changes since Jan 04

https://github.com/ezterry/GB-framework_base/commits/gingerbread/

new mdpi pngs

if framework code did fix it , then those changes are local to AndDiSa

but feel free to actually post what did and didn't de-odex, just posting a couple of examples is no help to anyone
[G1 Android Development] greeneyes2910:
I´m at work now, but I will post a script log, when I went home tonight.

Then it will be easier to take a look on it and might be more helpfully for all ,ok?
[G1 Android Development] pardus:
Confirmed working for me too,

Flashed "ADS_magpie-20110123-signed.zip" (no wipe!) and "Gapps-GB-me-signed.zip".
[G1 Android Development] sb56637:
Hi everyone,

The development is looking really good! I just installed "FR-110123-Magpie_GingerB-DS_S.zip" with no problems. Seems stable and fast. 51 seconds from a cold bootup to the swipe login screen! I like the integrated gui Magpie ext options under Application settings. Thanks!

I'm just really missing a few customization options:

The notification power widget would be really nice to have. Any way I can manually add it?

Battery power percentage would also be really nice.

It would also be nice to have compcache settings via a GUI

I don't see any icon for a video player.

Any more tips or suggestions? Thanks again!
[G1 Android Development] sb56637:
Hmm I'm not too sure why but when I manually installed an app from an .apk the system app manager reported it as installed to the phone memory, even though I selected ""SD Extension partition" as default. I manually moved it though.
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
"when I manually installed an app with <insert method here> "
[G1 Android Development] sb56637:
I manually installed an apk from a file manager.
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
would you like to tell me which file manager?

it probably doesn't matter , but you should learn to give detail.
[G1 Android Development] sb56637:
Astro. It just launches the regular Android app installer that confirms that you want to install the app and give it such and such permissions. The app is iSilo btw, downloaded from their site.
[G1 Android Development] AndDiSa:
Possible

I didn't do anything special, really:

1) synced repo

2) merged magpie

3) deleted out/target/product/sapphire/*.img, out/target/product/sapphire/full*, out/target/product/sapphire/kernel

4) made otapackage

5) Then I am using a script, which is

- extracting the ota-package and

- which adds libs and scripts for compcache, su and e2fsck

- adds some properties to build.prop

- removes everything from /system/xbin and adds xbin.sqf from ... (!)

- and repacks and signs everything again.

Most likely here is the solution: I am using xbin.sqf from my old CM6.1 based ROM(!) :) There is nothing special inside, busybox and some tools, but most likely somthing which is needed by Gmail ...
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
ok, kewl, time to unsquash that xbin

edit:

replacing xbin.sqf does not resolve it

edit2:

which java?

Open or sun?
[G1 Android Development] pardus:
Not serious but I can't play any .avi or .mp4 videos in Movie player or ES Video Player, that I used to be able to play in Froyo? Angry birds v1.3.5 plays 100%
[G1 Android Development] warrick69:
Video doesnt work for me neither.

Also Youtube doesn't work for me.

Other than that, your work is truely amazing

Cheers.
[G1 Android Development] AndDiSa:
I am using Ubuntu 10.04 on VMWare and Sun-Java 1.6.0_22 (standard) für building from the sources. Environment is 32bit, not 64 -> adapted the Android.mk for supporting the 32bit environment.
[G1 Android Development] AndDiSa:
Same problem here:

hardware/msm7k/libstagefrighthw/QComHardwareRenderer.cpp:159 err!=OK

throws an SIGSEV
[G1 Android Development] yokonunz:
This rom is good :D

The only main problem is the lagginess of the GUI and the ALWAYS reloading home screen.
[G1 Android Development] techjosh:
Firerat, EZTerry... great to see you guys working on this. Its looking really great.

I've noticed that the latest build, at least the magpie one, is lacking a rzscontrol binary. That was preventing me from setting up compcache. I was able to push the binary from cyanogenmod 6.1 and it apparently worked fine. I don't know if the exclusion was intentional or not but having compcache really does speed things up for me when multitasking.

I also noticed that animations are not smooth and make the phone feel "jittery". Turning off animations in the settings makes everything fly.

BTW, diggin the all-in-one kernel with custom mtd support... now all we need is a recovery image that lets the user reload the mtd module with different parameters.

Also, don't let people talk you out of odexing the rom Firerat... it is so much faster on firstboot and with custom mtd settings I have 116mb free on internal memory, up from 104mb before. (current mtd settings of 92 2... I also odex'ed the google apps.)
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
Neat trick.. for a 151 line file...

Are you using the old proprietary libstagefrighthw.so?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10395562&postcount=275

I'm going to hope "lagginess of the GUI" is not accurate... as I don't notice lag in the gui. (sure delays if launcher is reloading or I open a larger apps) but not gui.

There are two things I can conceive looking like this:

1) The issue with the touch screen acting odd on the right side by default, we have some work arounds but they may have other unexpected impacts.

2) transitions animations and alphas seem to be of a low frame-rate (not accelerating properly) this makes things look jerky (but its just the animation that you can turn off in settings/spare parts if you wish)

There is also a bit of a load time penalty with JIT, when that when combined with the animation may be making transitions feel and look sluggish.. I've not experimented enough to see if the new JIT engine works well for us or not on day to day use. Certainly it speeds things up once in an application.

These are the known issues by me and I'm working on various ideas for.
[G1 Android Development] AndDiSa:
I've extracted the binaries from the ROM you've posted ... tomorrow I will re-check if they will be really taken when the ROM is build.

Can old proprietary libs probably be the reason that GMail is working?
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
Be odd if it is the reason.. can't think why gmail/webkit needs a video decoder to show an email.. but if it breaks gmail let me know .. I'll look closer
[G1 Android Development] farmatito:
I'm not noticing lag my G1 is fast, maybe due to my particular

ramzswap/swap setup and system fine tuning also I've never seen launcher reloading. If you want to try

push this 2 files to /etc/init.d/

Enjoy.
[G1 Android Development] yokonunz:
Menu scrolling is fast :)

I was reffering to switching between differents windows and go to home.

I turned of animations because they are unusable.

I also notice that the touchscreen is not responding if i try to pull up the notification bar.

Nice work man :D

EDIT: I do not use JIT :D i found the rom worst with it
[G1 Android Development] mikeshnitka:
Thanks for this ROM. Works very well! Any advice on how to get ADW as launcher with this ROM? Says I don't have enough space when I try to install via market, but Im pretty sure I do. I have Magic 32a with the ROM freshly installed after Superwipe (coming from cm6.1 stable). I just heard it may run smoother with that launcher.
[G1 Android Development] dillalade:
From CMD I did:

adb remount

adb push c:/PhonePull/89sys /etc/init.d/

adb push c:/PhonePull/90swap /etc/init.d/

adb reboot

Terminal:ls /etc/init.d/ shows various files including the 2 files I pushed above.

Is that correct>

& Do I need to run some commands to initiate the settings - or will both files just kick in everytime on boot (if so, how to check.)

Terminal: free shows no swap being used.

I'm clearly missing a trick

Thanks in advance
[G1 Android Development] juangil:
I think it goes to system/etc/ini.d

check using

adb shell

free (to see if its running)

or

adb shell

swapon (to start it)
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
/etc is symlink to /system/etc

so as long as its done in live rom it will work

( from the pov of instruction the full path is less noobprone )
[G1 Android Development] dillalade:
I was about to say the same.

I did an ls on both system/etc/init.d/ & etc/init.d/ & they indeed report back the same files.

However what is the syntax to initiate, as free still shows 0 for swap.
[G1 Android Development] MattDrumz:
How is the on-screen keyboard like on this ROM (especially in the MMS.apk)? I mostly use my phone for texting, so it's important. I've been running SuperD for awhile now because of that. I always had problems with the keyboard in Froyo.

Looks like a great ROM though.
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
this might be a really stupid idea, but ermm why not try it instead of getting some worthless, subjective opinion. after all you type the way YOU type.
[G1 Android Development] Edubyah:
The keyboard in this rom? Really?
[G1 Android Development] flyers00:
Just wanted to say thanks to ez and fr and whoever else is working this rom. Been using this for a day or so and everything is working fine. The gmail issue and adsmagpie is non existent. Gmail seems to work fine. Looking forward to seeing how the rom progresses.
[G1 Android Development] MattDrumz:
I was just asking, since it was a problem I've had with many ROMs on my phone. And, I don't have much free time to go and try it out.

Jeez, just asking a simple question. No need to get mad at me for it.
[G1 Android Development] Firerat:
you see, this is where your logic fails

I seldom have problems with keyb on any rom, you say you have issues.

now if I say the keyb is fine, and you go ahead and find that it is not to your liking I wasted your time.

if you just try it, you waste your time but you have no expectations and may actually have a better experience with the keyb.

it is subjective , it is in your mind.
[G1 Android Development] MattDrumz:
Alright, then forget I asked it. I'll try it out later, hopefully.
[G1 Android Development] yohshua:
the kb has some lag and if you text alot then you might want to go to another rom that is a final or try using a different kb on this rom
[G1 Android Development] njjl:
HTC Magic - 32B

Hi!

Thank you for the great work and effort.

I have just installed the lastest release and like on CM6.1, there is green tint going on. The rest seams to be working fine.

Is there any chance for you to get involved on the Cyanogen project or to put up somekind of similar infrastructure that can be more user friendly to test releases and keep them updated?

I suggest an Cyanogen partnership because they have already developed lots of great tweaks that would save you some work.

I would also like to know how can it be implemented a system that works with Rom Manager.

I'm sure that, like me, there will be many users that will not be aware of this Rom easily. Having it on Rom Manager would create an huge boost of testers and users.

Thanks again.
[G1 Android Development] konnspiracy:
Okay so first, My video works just fine with self compiled ez's latest.

Second,

I also notice the launcher and my sense widget taking forever to pop back up on a return home command.

Third,

The notification bar can be stubborn when pulled up or down.

Although, only sometimes.

This seems to me the same issue as the right side touch screen deal.
[G1 Android Development] konnspiracy:
Ez and FR are way to good for cyanogen.

Second,

the green tint fix is install a new kernel I believe.

Third,

In the original Op there is a statement that "stats" "no helping flash rom"

If you actually read the op then you would know this.
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
To quote myself:

https://github.com/ezterry/manifest-gingerbread-DS/issues/13/
[G1 Android Development] Edubyah:
My first test

I just flashed the latest build and I have to say that this is getting close very close. Excellent work Terry. My only issue seems to be the choppy transitions and animations. I had to install the boot.img from the GB extras zip with the gapps (I got a green screen machine) but after that the keyboard lost the chop and only the transitions are chopped now. Thanks, I needed something to flash.
[G1 Android Development] sb56637:
Sorry to repeat myself, but is there any way to configure this ROM to allow for the pulldown notification power widget? And battery percentage? Apart from that I don't really miss much else from Cyanogenmod. Nice ROM, and first Gingerbread that I've tried on my G1.
[G1 Android Development] juangil:
you may want to try GB EzFrankenCyan which is a mix of this 2, other than that I dont think ezkerry will mix Cyan here;)
[G1 Android Development] sb56637:
Hmm, you might take a look at TheOfficial ROM, it also is not based on CM, very stock, but they did manage to include those two tweaks somehow.
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
You add in the patches.. a bit harder when you don't pull CM parts to configure however.

battery percentage last I heard is temporary pulled from CM7 while they find a way to make it not look horribly ugly.
[G1 Android Development] Spakainz:
Flashed 201101022-1 ROM, everything ok, running smooth. But have issue with mobile network, it wont work - 3G nor EGDE.
[G1 Android Development] sb56637:
I imagine that pulling the CM parts apk files out of a CM7 alpha and installing them into this ROM isn't possible? :D

One more quick question, hope you don't mind: What do you recommend for compcache, heap size, and JIT, and how do I change them on this ROM without a GUI? I have been reading through this thread, but so much has changed I don't know what is currently recommended or how to do it.

Thanks a lot for the fast reply!
[G1 Android Development] AndDiSa:
I've checked ... the old libstagefrighthw.so remainded in addition the the new preprietary files inside the directory.
[G1 Android Development] pardus:
No APN's included, you have to input your own.
[G1 Android Development] trama84:
Wireless LAN

Hi!

I've a probelm with Wireless-LAN. I'm on nightly 20110122-1 and every time i want to enable WLAN i get a force close!

Has anyone an idea?

Thanks.
[G1 Android Development] yokonunz:
Here there is a strange issue related to the kernel 2.6.35.

My g1 battery charge is very very slow and when i unplug the USB the phone don't start sleeping .
[G1 Android Development] pardus:
I'm trying this:

swapon -a

but get this error: /etc/fstab: No such file or directory

search turns up very little... what is the fstab file & what's in it?
[G1 Android Development] minidou:
try to give the x permission to your scripts and reboot... tadaa!
[G1 Android Development] nobooya:
1) It is possible, but not everything will work (it won't install, you must either adb push or cp to /system/app/)

2) That can be done in /system/build.prop, if you want I can post you mine.
[G1 Android Development] sb56637:
Thanks nobooya, I was thinking more about a way to configure Compcache, heap size, and JIT from an already flashed system?

Thanks for replying to my questions.
[G1 Android Development] ATeam-MrT:
Hey, that would be great if you could upload your file... Thx in advance.
[G1 Android Development] pardus:
Sorry lost me there...:o (they're not my scripts they're from this post http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10866450&postcount=827).

How do I give the x permission to the scripts?
[G1 Android Development] farmatito:
busybox chmod +x your_file
[G1 Android Development] dillalade:
CMD

adb shell

busybox chmod +x /etc/init.d/89sys

busybox chmod +x /etc/init.d/90swap

reboot

Terminal, Free > Swap shows 63380

Thanks for the busybox commands, they seem to have initiated these 2 files.

Respect

(Always learninggg)
[G1 Android Development] pardus:
Thank you, likewise

I get though: chmod: /etc/init.d/89sys: Read-only file system - it's not changing the file permission?
[G1 Android Development] dillalade:
try adb remount before adb shell - I think that will help
[G1 Android Development] pardus:
that did it, thanks again
[G1 Android Development] invisiblewave:
It's definitely not laggy on mine. I'm wondering if he's loaded CM7 by mistake because that IS laggy by comparison. I've been doing a bit of a comparison for the last 24 hours. Compared with CM7, this rom (I'm running the pershoot kernel because of green screen) is generally snappier with generally no lag when moving between screens. It multitasks much more efficiently than CM7 (which doesn't multitask at all without swap and even with it isn't as good as CM6). It has virtually no lag on incoming calls, CM7 by comparison is just like CM6 (a major pain in the arse on incoming calls). The ONLY performance issue I've found is that the home screen is more likely to reload, but it doesn't do it often and is a minor irritation.

One other thing worthy of mention, the stock CM7 kernel no longer causes the green screen tint!!!
[G1 Android Development] almostthere:
I do get issues whereby when using ADW launcher, ADW seems to restart itself if returning back to home and certain widgets in the process gets killed in terms of process. Most obvious widget affected observed is Clockr
[G1 Android Development] ezterry:
Um.. I'm quite sure those test builds had a recompiled version of pershoot unless you tested the new 2.6.37 kernels from git. (those don't support 32a devices yet (ebi0 or ebi1).. but if it fixes green I'll work on that)
[G1 Android Development] invisiblewave:
I've just loaded your rom and GMail works fine! Cheers!
[G1 Android Development] invisiblewave:
That would explain it. For the cost of flashing a kernel, I'd rather be running your rom anyway. I like a few of the CM features, but they're not worth the performance loss.