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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] afadel:
I couldn't find where to configure the notification profiles. Is it not possible?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] brandner:
It's under the 'GOT Settings Menu' or something like that. I had to do a lot of hunting in the menus...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] milestonedude:
did you update to the latest CM7? there was a bug in one of the RC3 builds that had that problem. try upgrading to the latest CM7.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] ynoi64:
In phone settings you have a Profiles category :D
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] david4000hk:
can this kernel use swapper?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Aumkar:
@kabaldan

There's a glaring bug on RC3 from the 4th. Its with the Google Services Framework.

Thats the reason the phone gets hot. It got to the point where I had to put a SetCPU temp profile at 39C instead of my usual 44C to downclock the phone to 550Mhz with a ULV.

When that only worked to little effect, I HAD to use autostarts to disable every instance of GoogleServicesFramework.

And then I installed the previous RC3. And I had the new additions from the 3/4 release as well the ones from the 3/2 release. Meaning, I had the profiles and media scanner fix, and I had the 3/2 googleservicesframework.apk which wasn't buggy or resulting in memory leaks.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] pcphobic:
Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread Update Killing Nexus One Battery Life?

Since our RC3 is Android 2.3.3, then it seems that Nexus ONE is also experiencing abnormally high battery drain as some of us using RC3.

There is an article about the battery drain on Nexus ONE after the 2.3.3 update.

http://phandroid.com/2011/03/04/android-2-3-3-gingerbread-update-killing-nexus-one-battery-life/

http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=15057
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] sanchezz:
CM7 RC3 (11.03.04)

Nice ROM, but sometimes a little unstable; Facebook is closing automatically sometimes and WidgetLocker is very slow; disabled now (Gingerbread issue?).

Battery life is, compared to CM6, worse indeed. Looking forward to an update.

Navigon 3.5.4 is working great!

Thanks for creating this ROM.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] pcphobic:
Try RC2. With RC2, I still have between 70% to 80% battery left after 12 hours based on my usage.

With RC3, after 12 hours, I have about 30-40% battery left.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Aumkar:
Do what I did in Post #1337. Lol. 1337. Fun.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] kabaldan:
I don't understand.

The googleservicesframework.apk is closed source and not part of the CM ROM, it's part of the google apps package. Therefore there is no 3/2 version of googleservicesframework.apk.

Also, the installation of CM update.zip first performs backup of google apps, then complete format of system partition, so it's irrelevant what system version you've had installed there before.

Older versions of OpenRecovery had a bug which prevented successful format of the system partition, that's why I strongly recommend to use the 1.46 OR (or Androidiani OR 3.3 or later that is based on 1.46 OR as well).

In the case of issues, the first thing I would try would be to clear the Google Services Framework data in settings - application management.

Btw., my phone currently got to the 5% battery level after 2 days and 8 hours (56h) of moderate use...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] afadel:
Thanks! Right in my face! :P I was looking for it in CM Settings...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] bijixda:
Can any1 explain what Profiles setting for, especially application groups

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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] liranvaknin:
What is the best configuration in CM settings --> Performance?

Keep JIT enabled or disable it?

Untick surface dithering?

Also.. What is the reason that FroyoMod 2.5 is a lot faster then CM7? Any chance to get this speed in CM7?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Aumkar:
Nono, when I mean 3/2 or 3/4 version I refer to google's bug. Apparently N1 owners like mentioned earlier are having severe battery problems because of "google services". This particular APK was taking up the highest battery life in Spare Parts. And the way theyre fixing it is by setting wifi to always on Zz.

Also I'm using AOR 3.3 so I dont think its a problem. I'll reinstall the latest, and then test after wiping google services framework data. I'll get back with results.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] BryanChung:
It seems like I untick JIT and it gave me better performance in terms of lesser home redraw.

My surface dithering is untick too.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] salisbury_steak:
Same as Bryan, I have JIT and suface dithering unticked. VM heap is at a default of 32. home and messaging are both kept in memory. (I'm tired of losing my text messages upon receiving them.)
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Mokujil:
I've resolved my keyboard problem.

Now another problem, the touchscreen is not working properly .... sometimes when I try to long press it doesn't work, the screen is just shaking or zoom out (like a pinch to zoom) ....

Anyone has the same issue ?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] salisbury_steak:
That only happens to me when I'm charging via USB. (Which also happens back when I'm on stock eclair.)
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] BryanChung:
SAME HERE!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Mokujil:
I disconnected it and it's working good ! Best rom ever on milestone, keep up the good work !!!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] liranvaknin:
Which govenor are you guys using with this rom?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] bijixda:
Will try this, im ok to sacrifice speed for stability :)

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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] salisbury_steak:
I left it at default. Which is the interactive governor.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] BryanChung:
Interactive for me.

Same. As long as it's stable, speed is still okay for me (even though I've clock mine to 1000mhz)
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Splog:
Disabling the Dalvik JIT compiler is a great tip, thanks for that. presumably when it kicks in it can eat up memory which the Milestone can't really afford to give up. Disabling it makes the experience significantly smoother and nicer.

Thanks to everyone for their work on this. it's definitely the best rom i've used so far.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] BryanChung:
Yup yup ... so one of the better advice now is to disable JIT.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] latino147:
going to try this one! Let's hope it makes using the phone bearable now :D
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] BryanChung:
Mmm I now notice that my background notifications like Twitter is not notifying me of new incoming new messages. :(

Could it be the moment I quit the app, the app gets killed in the background too due to lack of memory? :( So no notifications. Sigh.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Splog:
I'm using Seesmic for twitter and i'm getting background notifications without issue so far.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] BryanChung:
I'm using Twidroyd. What's your duration per polling?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Splog:
Currently set to 30 minutes.

no idea about twidroyd, but something that caught me out with seesmic was that it doesn't auto-start on boot by default. meaning notifications stop when you reboot. there was a setting to fix this.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Fekish:
Another problem, after every reboot all my playlists in Winamp clear!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] n3n00:
Ok I did full reflash today.

Current settings :

-900MHz with lowered vsel.

-JIT on.

-Surface Dithering off.

-Home locked in memory.

-Messaging not locked.(I delete my messages, so I don't care ;))

Must say that performances are not bad, it's better with JIT than without it. *AOR Memory Manager really is bad, its better with 35-40mb alltime than 60-70mb*(I realized that Manager is also reducing performances in games - lots of lag).

I have to test this for longer time, battery, redraws etc...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] bijixda:
Tried profile setting, now my apps wont sound when notification come :(

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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] BryanChung:
Oh Twitter Support just tweeted saying they are aware that some accounts are not getting notifications. So it may not be my phone related after all. :P
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] cbstryker:
I wonder if we can benifit from the changes Peter Alphonso made to the Droid kernel. Apparently with his changes the Droid runs butter smooth and fluid at 600Mhz!

And that's with the latest Android 2.3.3.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zeppelinrox:
About JIT... some very good info...

http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/05/dalvik-jit.html

http://www.taranfx.com/android-internals-jit-froyo

http://www.android-app-developer.co...s/android-jit-compiler-androids-dalvik-vm.pdf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptjedOZEXPM

I usually have it on but decided to see how much memory it actually uses.

I disabled it, ran a few apps and monitor the ram in the meantime.

Then I re-enabled it and repeated the process.

Without JIT the phone has between 40 and 45 mb of free memory. Usually it's at 42 or 43 mb.

With JIT, the phone has between 36 and 41 mb free memory. Usually it's at 37 or 38 mb.

I didn't get any screen redraws in either test.

Btw, benchmarks are brutal without JIT (cpu performance gets cut in half) and there is more lag when using apps like file managers and stuff.

So that extra 5 or 6 mb that JIT uses goes a long way.

Needless to say, I'm leaving it enabled.

After all, wasn't JIT the HUGE benefit of froyo over eclair?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] salisbury_steak:
Hmm... Thing is... I've always gotten used to JIT turned off (ever since CM7) due to Edgard Castro's thread.

With the points you have just raised though, I will try JIT turned on again. I wont use RAM measurements though, instead, I'll turn it on, try it for around 2 days, and report back.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] pcphobic:
I have no screen redraws issue.

I'm on RC2 for better battery life.

I leave JIT on.

Surface dithering off.

LaucherPro Plus ver.0.8.3 with memory management set to light.

I use 2 widgets on my default homescreen.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] latino147:
Even with JIT, LP memory management set to light and dithering off I have constant screen redraws.

I do use te facebook and calender widgets from LP+ though, maybe that's the difference. I also have 4 homescreen (two for the widgets, one for the simi-clock and 1 with apps)

33MB free memory at the moment.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Fekish:
Anyone else having this problem?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] hearts king101:
please

Thanks for your wonderful rom;);)

but i have a little request

could u please fix arabic language ?

- make it on the right side

- fix the extra letters

i've tried some solutions but no success:(

thanks again
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] afadel:
I have about the same config and don't get many redraws, only when I use some app that takes a lot of memory which I can notice by having slowdowns in the app, or crashes. Then I might get a redraw.

I have lock home in memory in both LP+ and CM set to OFF but I've added the ro.HOME_APP_ADJ=1 line in /data/local.prop.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] latino147:
Did you have the redraws in the reverse situation? (no line in config and lock home ON)?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] afadel:
Yes, it seems that the line in local.prop has a better effect than having the lock in memory settings. At least I have better results, but I have no idea what's the difference between them, if any. :D
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] rampee:
Kernel - Gingerbread 2.3.3 for original Droid

Just saw this: http://www.peteralfonso.com

2.3.3 for the original Droid seems to have a new custom compiled kernel which is reportedly working well. How different is this from the Milestone's kernel? I know both are different devices when it comes to networks etc., just thought I'd ask. Anything we could use from that?

[Update: Learnt that nothing can be done!]
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] bnwg:
That's too bad.

compcache, ext2,3,4 are definitely most "wanted" modules
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] salisbury_steak:
I'd also like to know the answer to this question. Which option is better in terms of RAM usage?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] zeppelinrox:
Good idea.

I was sure to only change the JIT setting and not change anything else so it would be a fair comparison.

5 mb shouldn't make that much of a difference memory wise, but can probably find somewhere else to get it back.

I must have uninstalled 5 or 6 apps because process monitor widget was showing them running all the time but I would barely use them.

One was weatherbug... this thing was killing the phone.. to make it worse it was even keeping the phone awake and using more juice than "Android System"

So I use weather apps that don't suck the phone dry... I really like WeatherEye...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] goob1284:
Hello good people, I came over from the captivate section to help out my friend out with his moto droid. It is thee orginal droid and I hope this is the right section. I would like to know how.to install this on his droid. Please correct me if im wrong, but for me I just install clockwork via recovery and from there install the rom, modem, kernal, etc. Is that the same for this rom? Or is it a computer program? Sorry, but like I said im from the captivate section, and imbhelping out a friend. Please pm me or.tell.me EVERYTHING so I don't brick his phone. Thanks!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] :
This is not for the Droid. Its for the Droid cousin, milestone.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] goob1284:
Thank you, I saw that error right when it said.milestone. thanks anyways sorry
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] -SAIUN-:
Not sure what everyone is saying about smooth. This build has been extremely choppy in performance for me, much worse than the CM6 0.07 build that I've now gone back to.

It's nice to see CM7 working but there is definitely a ways to go yet. It's certainly still an alpha build.

Strangely enough, flashing CM7 didn't solve the Navigation crash issue I was having. :\
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] romaninja:
Wow man working perfect! THANKS!!!!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] goodwin_c:
works like a charm. if it doesn't work - check your SD partitioning

p.s. sorry for bad english, i'm ukrainian
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] devwithzachary:
Is it just me or does psx4droid and gameboid not work on this rom?

Other than this I'm loving this rom :D
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] sdtaddey:
As they said before, threre' s no RAM enought already for run Ginger and u ask for psx emulators???? :/

Pray 4 someone to find the "almost imposible" swap for the divice, :PP

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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] devwithzachary:
Ok yeah you have a point :p well that sucks was hoping atleast enough for GBA emulator
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] sdtaddey:
But if you like games i think ( i am a newbie) stay at froyo for the moment!!! ;)

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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] The Solutor:
I consider this rom just a miracle, is the fastest and problem free rom after the eclair 2.38, even the battery life seem pretty good if compared with the froyo ROMs.

BTW I'm using Launcer pro, not ADW.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] rollbread:
Can somebody help me with this? I also can't access to root explorer even after I had pressed root in the open recovery. :(
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] joker2mbr:
Well, from what ROM did you come from before you flashed CM7? I'll assume you have flashed the vulnerable recovery, as you have access to Open Recovery.

I don't know what's wrong with your setup, so, if you did flash the vulnerable recovery and if were working with any other 2.2 ROM before, I'd simply wipe data (do a backup first, of course), cache and Dalvik cache and then I'd reflash CM7 and Google apps.

I came from CM6 and as I wasn't so sure that everything would work OK if I just wiped cache and Dalvik cache, I did just that: wiped data / cache and Dalvik cache and installed everything again. It isn't that bad if you backup the necessary data (ex.: using Titanium).

Let me know if you could solve your problem.

Good luck! :)
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] rollbread:
Yup, i came from CM6. I wipe data, dalvik cache, then flash this cm7 preview but didnt restore back any data. Guess I'll have to try flash everything again. Thanks.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] brysonwong:
Its such a good ROM!

Fast, Snappy, Responsive! So far, perfomance to me is way better than CM6.

Only problems are, some games are not working with the ROM? Some Gameloft Games are not working.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] lalit79:
kernel panics

After using it for more than a day...i have had atleast 5 kernel panics. dmesg output shows a lot of dsi errors.

Especially i have seen that, panics occur when i browse internet over wifi. I know that this is more of a kernel issue and nadlabak cannot do much about it...But still if some parameters changes which might result in less of this, then it would be great.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] cbstryker:
I had this exact problem also. I looked around in my phone and found that the overclock was not being enabled or used for some reason. I fixed it by manually editing the 10overclock file, since I like my Milestone running at 1Ghz anyways, and just applied the script. My linpack score went from a 7 to 13.5 after.

Now I personally am experiencing two problems, The first one is that the Google Talk application keeps creating a notification that authentication has failed. Sometimes it's a couple times within a few min, then it goes a couple hours without making one. I also can't launch Google Talk from the launcher, it just sits indefinitely at the sign in screen.

My second problem is that my market won't open anymore. It worked this morning, much better than on CM6 in fact. But later this afternoon I tried to open it and all it does is open to a white screen with the loading icon spinning for about 4-6 seconds then just silently closes. I tried clearing the cache on the market, etc, but that did nothing. I will try later to reapply the gapps update and see if that straightens it out.

Otherwise, as an alpha, this is awesome. Great work Kabaldan. Ironic that we have 2.3 before Motorola even gives us their official 2.2.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] sdtaddey:
Ok , is this dangerous for the device? ?????

I mean is it risky to stay suffering kernel's pannic??

Could you screw it up???

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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] edgardcastro:
Nope, it will just restart.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] sdtaddey:
Tnks!!!! Good 2 know

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[Motorola Milestone Android Development] -SAIUN-:
The overclock on mine was fine. Linpack was about 12.5 by default, just scrolling in menus, LauncherPro, transitions were all choppy. General responsiveness wasn't better than CM6 so back I went. :P
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] KnekKeR:
I got it working by adding these lines to the 05apps2sd file.

insmod /system/lib/modules/mbcache.ko
insmod /system/lib/modules/jbd2.ko
insmod /system/lib/modules/ext4.ko

All games work fine for me. I have over 70MB memory left after using a taskkiller. Gameboid, psx4droid, NOVA, Asphalt all work fine for me.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Fekish:
I had 4 random restarts in 18 hours, however the phone is for the first time so snappy and responsive!

My only problem is that I can't find anywhere Google talk to my mobile... can't find anywhere...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] :
CM7 for Droid can be found using the link below.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=909377
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] n3n00:
How to add that line properly? I tried with Root Explorer but it got back to default after reboot.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] latino147:
so....Droid does have a 2.3.3 while the Milestone didn't even receive 2.2??? Why that differentiation? :mad:
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] :
That's a custom kernal, bro. Droid being unlocked can use any kernal.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] latino147:
Ooow, offcourse, stupid me! I thought is was an official 2.3 release from Motorola.

Where is the shame-on-me smiley :(
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] afadel:
I used to have that problem and it seems to be related to it being the last line. Make sure you hit ENTER after you put that line so that you have a blank line below it. That should do the trick.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] salisbury_steak:
WeatherEye... Thanks for the suggestion! I was actually looking for a good weather alternative. I'm currently using the transparent version of Weather Channel (from one of the threads here in XDA).

About my JIT adventure, I've got good news, and I've got bad news.

Bad news: After enabling JIT, I would get nice responsiveness from my phone from boot. However, once I open any app that slightly uses more RAM (i.e. moboplayer, flow for facebook, miren browser, etc), the phone would seriously slow down. Not only that, but my clock widget (mclock), would also stop, and have major difficulties in getting restarted. Upon the 5 hours of using my phone, I needed to reboot every 1.5 hours.

I have decided that if my set-up should work. It should be able to make my phone run quick (which eats RAM), but at the same time, keep my clock widget alive (which relies on excess RAM to keep it running).

Good news: All of this happened using the default minfree values of CM7. Since I have Autokiller Memory Optimizer installed, I decided to give it a tweak. From default values, I changed mine to 6, 8, 10, 20, 30, 40. The result, an incredibly snappy performance while keeping my mclock widget alive! In any case, this is just a setup from the past couple of hours. I'll observer more.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] pcphobic:
SiMi Clock Widget has option for Weather info and Battery Info.

The Weather app(not a widget) that is good and do not drain battery is The Weather Channel
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Tomdroid:
Anybody else unable to update Google Maps?

It started while still on RC2, exists in RC3 & HO!NO! RC3. I can see Maps in the market and it says ready for update (in fact, it has also already and repeatedly started the auto-update). It downloads but upon installation says something along the lines of "Installation error: packet file was not correctly signed". :confused:

All other updates (Google apps or others) work fine.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] n3n00:
Worked. Thx.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] latino147:
Done! Let's see if it works..
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] salisbury_steak:
Thanks for the suggestion mate. I got bored of simiclock though. :-P

I am currently on the weather channel though. Thanks for the tip. I won't install my WChannel upon installing Weather eye then.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] pcphobic:
No worries. Just beware of weather widgets as you might not know how often they poll the servers for data. I find weather widgets drain the most battery as they are constantly checking for the latest temperature and weather forecast.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] n3n00:
Lol I've put values almost similar to yours (10=12), and I'll test it even idk what does it do :P (I know it's something like AOR Memory Manager). I still have like 35-40 mb of RAM free with this setup.