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[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mallman:
how are you installing the firmware? maybe im doing it wrong. I let the device update to latest 2.1.4 and then i wiped it via the settings and repair menu in android.

Edit**

like this??:

Step 1: Download the android 2.2 firmware for your archos tablet from here,you might a get a false positive notification from your browser as they are unaware of .AOS format, so ignore that and download it.

Step 2:Go to Menu > Settings > Device Storage & USB connection > USB connection mode of your tablet and set the connection mode to Mobile Media Device (MTP) and now connect your Tablet to pc.

Step 3:Now when the tablet is detected you will see a hard drive icon,double tap and open it and copy and paste the firmware (.AOS) file into the hard drive(make sure you dont copy it in any folder inside it like Music,Videos etc).

Unplug the USB connection and the Archos device will automatically locate the update file and will prompt you for the update,just follow the screen options and you are done,if it does not prompt you for an update then you might have accidentally misplaced the file in one of the folders,just locate the .AOS file from the file manager and and open it to start the update.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zoidpilot:
No no it wasn't that complicated... It was actually the simplest fix for a difficult problem. My device when I got it was running 2.1.2 out the box... Even then It had the screen problem. When I got the chance I installed 2.1.3 OVER THE AIR. Straight from Archos. Still had the issue though, I figured it would have been fixed but was greatly disappointed... Then I sort of just lived with the problem for awhile... I saw that the 2.1.4 update was released but was wary about downloading it because sooo many people are having issues. Just the other day though, the device cut off on me again and I figured to hell with it... So I downloaded the 2.1.4 OTA as well... no website, no manual install, I just let the device run its course on its own. After the update, it rebooted normally and it's been working great since... Sorry to hear not everyone is so fortunate... I really hope this helps somewhat
[Fascinate General] facinater:
Day after installing froyo my daily briefing app has disapeared.

Wtf over!

Sent from my Froyo Fascinate.
[Fascinate General] PJnc284:
It wasn't there to begin with was it?
[Fascinate General] facinater:
Yes it was, this am even....gone now???

Sent from my Froyo Fascinate.
[Fascinate General] fwdixon:
I too never found it in the leaked DL30 pkg. Had the link to it but wouldn't launch and nothing in the /system/app folder.
[Fascinate General] sonofskywalker3:
I can confirm the daily briefing file, "Infoalarm.apk" is not in DL30. Havent tested but i doubt the previous version will work. The desk dock has the icon there but it doesn't do anything. It should be in the next release, several of the missing apps in DL30 are showing in screenshots from droid-life tweets of EB01.
[Fascinate General] facinater:
Wonder when we'll see that release?

Sent from my Froyo Fascinate.
[Fascinate General] NKT:
A few weeks...
[Fascinate General] Jrex:
I agree, it's probably not in DL30 because DL30 is not a finished product! :)
[Epic 4G General] bostonguy30:
Interested in overclocking my cpu. I have heard of people doing this at 1.2 GHz and still maintain stability and good battery life. Currently installed is Kernel version 2.6.32.9 after granting SetCPU su permission (and checking always allow) I find that the max overclock is at 1 GHz. Obvioulsy this is not a Kernel that can be overclocked. I tried installing some random Kernel I found online using Odin. This however failed during install and "bricked" my phone. I was able to Odin back to stock, re-root, and re-flash this ROM. Does anyone know of a Kernel that will work with this ROM and allow me to overclock? I really like this ROM so far and I want to keep it!

Thanks in advance,
[Epic 4G General] nikon120:
Your best bet may be searching the Epic's wiki page for kernals. The sticky link is located in each of the Epic's forums.
[Epic 4G General] iSaint:
there aren't any kernels right now for froyo because of no source from samsung/sprint

we have to wait till official 2.2 drops
[Epic 4G General] bostonguy30:
Thanks I appreciate it iSaint! Is it worth flashing a 2.1 ROM and Kernel so that I can overclock or do you think that overclocking is overated and that this midNIGHT 3.1 (which is blazing fast compared to stock) is fast enough!...... I guess will I notice a huge difference after overclocking to 1.2 GHz?
[Epic 4G General] iSaint:
no problem...if you want stability and speed then you cant argue with ACS syndicate 2.1 but i use MidNight which IMO is very fast and i've had zero problems with it so far there isn't really that much of a difference to me on 1.2-1 GHz but test them out and decide what you like 8)
[Epic 4G General] bostonguy30:
Looks like I'll just stick with midNIGHT 3.1 for awhile. Any tweeks you know of that will improve speed and performance?
[Epic 4G General] iSaint:
the no journaling mod but i think that flashes with the rom(not sure)

and i delete anything i dont use before i flash the zip

open it up system/app just dont delete anything important or necessary things i delete are (swype,browser i replace with dolphin,launcher2,live wallpapers) thats all i do bro
[Epic 4G General] bostonguy30:
Thanks a lot, I've allready flashed the no journalling mod. But thanks anyway. All in all midNight is blazing fast and I'm very happy with that ROM. Have a good day!
[Epic 4G General] RushAOZ:
2 cents here.

Personally 2.1 oc'd to 1.3 ghz on acs gave me more speed than midnight 3.1. Rummaging through the phone the advantages of rfs over ext4 are evident. But Playing games and multitasking :cool:goes to 2.1 acs @1.3 ghz for me. The phone flies at 1.3. Just try it. you have nothing to lose and you can easily flash back.
[Epic 4G General] bostonguy30:
Ill definately give that a try. Is that 2.1 include the gps fix?
[Nook Color General] Stephenxda:
Ok i got my NC now what? I have a captivate and can root/ flash roms so i hope this is not alot different. I try to read through the forums but damn there is alot of stuff. Most of it is a jumbled mess.

Anyone got a quick list of things i need to do?

Back up original software? How?

root, update, Flash to 2.2? how?
[Nook Color General] Homer_S_xda:
Welcome aboard! I would say start here at the Nook Color Portal. Plan to do a lot of reading.

Homer
[Nook Color General] Stephenxda:
Thanks Homer

I will do some more reading. One question. How does this thing update? I see no way so far on the NC itself
[Nook Color General] zdrifter:
Updates are delivered OTA and also can be done manually from with a DL from the B&N site ... current version is 1.1 and by reading at the NOOKColor Portal you can find how to root from any version.
[Nook Color General] njdevils28:
I clicked the link above and I may have missed it (Found it) but I did not see the root instructions for the latest firmware update. Is there a different thread I should start reading for this?

Note: I've been a nook owner for all of one week and I'm in desperate need of Android knowledge as I'm really digging this thing.
[Nook Color General] robedney:
Here's a good link with very clear instructions on rooting:

http://community.saugususd.org/jklein/weblog/1345.html

In the post that follows that one (it's a blog) he covers updating while rooted and also speeding up the CPU.

I had to restore my stock NC to 1.0.1 so that the currently available autonooter would work. Here's a link to a great thread on how to do that:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=931720

Check your version number on your Nook. I bought mine last week but it still had 1.0.0 -- then I manually upgraded to 1.1.0 prior to rooting, which was a mistake!
[Nook Color General] zdrifter:
If you haven't rooted by now, note that an Auto-Nooter version is out that gets you to v1.1 .. it's here ... read thoroughly tho B4 you go and be aware of the changes you will get with this package.
[Nook Color General] damthman:
you can also use the clockwork rooting (CWR) method here from TheCubed and then use the Decad3nce rooted 1.1r2 from here. I think the autonooter is easier, but if you can figure out the CWR then you will also build on the knowledge of fixing your NC if you accidently delete the boot/system partition. :D
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eartune:
Hello all. new user here. Where to start where to start.

I consider myself an intermediate PC user and a noob with cellphones. I am a novice at Command prompt and ROM's and such.

Here's my problem..

I recently purchased the HTC Dream (Google G1) GSM Unlocked from America.

It came loaded with Android 2.1 on it.

I am trying to bypass the activation screen and cannot find anyone with a data SIM to fix the issue. So I've attempted to mod. Had some help with an advance PC user and he is also stumped.

I currently have no OS on the phone.

I have successfully rooted the phone, updated Hard SPL, and I originally had Radio version 1.22.12.29 and successfully updated it to 2.22.23.02

I have followed instructions to best of my knowledge and tried older and newer versions of Cyanogen mod. I get the error E: Can't find update-script installation aborted.

I have also tried a couple of other totally different ROMS..same issue.

I currently am running Hboot 1.33.2005

It's hard to find clear instructions on what exactly works for the phone. I don't want to brick it lol, I paid good money.

Please help I am a total noob I'll admit. If you could break down the terminology lol. thanks a million!
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DroidFreek:
If u can get into recovery flash from a sd card

1 put your rom on the root of your sd card

2 pit card Into Phone

3 boot into recovery

4 wipe then flash rom

Reset your phone and see if it boots up
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gokuman56:
Hello,

just had a question for all froyo users.

If you search andy-83 on your ROM, are you able to find it and make it work on the Epic?

http://www.supware.net/android/andy-83/

Here is a link.

If it works can you please report it? (Only Works on Froyo)

I am still on 2.1 and might upgrade if this works for any 2.2 users.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iSaint:
yea no problem finding it here...(MidNight 3.1)
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DiGi760:
It works on Bonsai 1.1.4, too. I only played with it a little because I barely remember how to work an 83. I'd like one that emulates a TI-89.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daazncandyman:
Ditto on the ti-89, but yeah been using andy-83 for a while and it works great
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snowmanwithahat:
Works fine on midNIGHT 2.9.3 (DK28)
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BeerChameleon:
Sweet!!! Cant Wait to get 2.2 i was loooking for a ti-83, btw there is a ti-89 for android created by this guy.

http://www.c99austria.com/en/c99-projects/c99-tiemulator

Dont know where to download it tho...
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] ipeench:
Pretty much what I'm doing is making a stand out of plexie glass. Then getting a micro usb to micro usb adapter and a 3.5audio jack to 3.5 audio jack adapter and I will use the sugru to surround the dock so the adapters both fit in. that way i still have a dock that i can use with my jellskin still on the phone.

has anyone tried anything like this? any hints of what i should or should not do?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Jdom58:
He he he here's a hint spell check......costome LMAO :p
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] ipeench:
AHH! The blow torch fumes are getting to my head! That or the heated up plexie glass! haha
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] wildklymr:
Might get more results in the accessories section. Ive seen other custom docks in there.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkyy:
Reserved....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkyy:
Reserved this one too...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkyy:
Once more... ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkyy:
Just in case... :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MuayThaiFighter8:
lol@reservations :D

Good job once again mate ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] schiphol:
Nice but all the folks that have a clue about Odin are on doc's anyway ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkyy:
I don't understand why you mean that? :)

- Sent from my SGS with Darky's ROM v9.2 [Alpha]
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sewe:
If i understand this right,this is like flashing jm8 with re-part and then flash darkys in cwm
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cantIntoCode:
Nice one Darky, nice to see your always updating your ROM. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mloc33:
Ok so I`m going to ask the big question, should I go to this ROM from 9.1?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
this is a base rom only

and yes: go for 9.2

but use the CWM version ([ROM] [04.02.2011] Darky's v9.2 Extreme Edition ★ XWJS3 ★ || >> BIG UPDATE << )
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkyy:
Hey hey hey, STOP.

Dear elhpianist,

This is my newest ROM - v9.2.

Packaged in an Odin Tarball.

It is basically the same as my normal CWM version, it is just for these people who had problems with the CWM version.

Because this Odin ROM is a fully working 2.2.1 XWJS3 pre-rooted and preinstalled with Recovery 2e and a custom kernel with integrated CWM, it's completely different from anything else.

It's the easiest and most secure way to get on my ROM, because it repartitions the partitions.

In facty, everyone can flash this ROM, ie. if they "soft-bricked" their phone and don't want to flash a Stock Firmware first, get Recovery 2e, root, CWM etc.

Got the idea?

- Sent from my SGS with Darky's ROM v9.2
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Krieg Noobie:
Read the first post...

What is it:

Darky's Resurrection Edition is an Odin packaged Darky's v9.2 Extreme Edition which contains only the base ROM (imagine that you have installed Darky with system options by default and all app options unchecked, i.e no Fonts, no Live Wallpapers, no Samsung Social Apps, etc.).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] splish2010:
And still Joel continues to impress...:cool:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkyy:
Hi Splish ;)

Did you update to v9.2 yet? ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] PIRATA!:
Hey Joel, I'll for sure try this installation method: I love to update using Odin.

I don't know why, but it let me feel better ;)

Ps: after this procedure, if I'll need to change something with the Darky App, shoud I go with the standard full edition from other thread from CWM??

Pps: you are awesome man!! ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kwf1:
darky you are great...and this really helped...i had an issue with mounting first the dbdata...and then the cache...and i tried 512 pit repart and jm8...nothing worked...the phone booted but still cant mount cache even on a custom rom and speed mod kernel...

after flashing this with all instructions...my phone worked flawlessly again...as well as for the people who are not appreciative i think you guys should just GET THE **** OUT OF THIS FORUM! everyone is working as a team to make android better...if you cant appreciate it then **** off! i hate people who disrespect other people for not understanding or having simple issues! everyone is at learning stage...so ****ing respect that!

cheers! great work bro...i hv always wondered...are you a guy or a girl darky...i see a girl as your dp~ lol
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] azzledazzle:
he's a guy :( but i dont care i still love him :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mloc33:
Being a base ROM compared to lets say 9.0 or any other of Darky`s ROM, what are the benefits of this ROM?

Could I do a no-wipe and be updated for future updates?, or being a base ROM, its just a basic ROM and I have to install what I want again.

Sorry but the base part is confusing me a bit, it does`nt seem the same as going from 8.0 to 9.1, like I did.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] infexis:
worked good for me on the first try after i "bricked" my sgs, thanks darky for this wonderful rom :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cenonmin:
Hi all,

just want to share my experience installing resurrection. In a nutshell Darky and team YOU ROCK !!!

Samsung should hire you guys, shame on you Sammy for your ****ty ROM and lousy GPS. A normal user should not have to go through hoops to get to this level of ROM quality (not that the ROM was hard to install).

I cannot express how happy I am with your ROM, Fast Stable and just as the thread says Pure Awesomeness!!!

Feedback:

1) My suggestion for first time users is to not install any of the ROM Config options and see how that works for you first.

When I first installed, I chose Vodoo, JPY modem, Circle Battery, Live Wallpapers, Swype, Extra fonts and 3rd Party apps.

This is a mistake because you cannot easily go back and uninstall selections you've made. I actually ended up re-flashing from scratch.

The result was a non-working GPS (no satellites detected at all) and 5% battery drain every 30 minutes in Standby mode (i.e. phone locked) !

After the second install attempt I got excellent results. GPS now works (although still flaky but that's Samsung's fault) and so far after a day my battery is still at 50%

I think the installation document should mention this (try the defaults first) but I leave that up to you Darky and team ;)

2) As a first time installer, I think the document should also mention what happens while you install Vodoo. I mean that there will be a period where the phone just sits on the SGS boot screen and appears to do nothing before the audio finally kicks in (and it was hard to understand). I got nervous at that point and thought I bricked the phone ;)

Suggestions:

Have the options to really undo any options you make in ROM Config so users do not have to do another ODIN flash.

Personal Comments:

For me, the defaults from the ODIN flash works very well and I dare not add any more options. The only other option I chose the second time was the Circle battery option.

I want to try Vodoo because it does speed up the phone but, not really by much from what I noticed while using it the first time. I just worry that I might get battery drain again. I did disable Vodoo but the drain was still there (I did time the drain in 1hr periods).

I hope I have not offended anyone or Darky and team, it really is a great ROM thank you so much !!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] smudgy456:
funny you should post that as i have posted on a different part of this forum asking about battery consumption as i am losing approx 5% every hour whilst on standby. when i read this post i went into maps and tried to determine my location using gps and it would not pick up my location.

i have been pleased with this rom apart from my battery consumption - which is showing that my display is the main culprit with usually 95-99% usage which i thought was excessively high.

this was my first time installing a custom rom - is this a bug that needs fixed or is there another reason for it? is there another way of fixing these issues ie by installing a different kernel? i was keen to install this rom because it adressed the issues of the over sensitive mic
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cenonmin:
My only suggestion is to try and re-flash the base ROM and see how it performs first. Do some baseline test/stats beforehand so you can tell if its improved or not.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] smudgy456:
Apologies for being so stupid, but when you say base rom does that mean to complete the first part of the instructions of this topic ie the part using Odin only
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Tuhoaja:
Vey nice Darkyy! :)

Im on this with my speedmod kernel.. but im going to change it to Voodoo becouse of the lag...

What do you say?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkyy:
I can only recommend Voodoo :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] PIRATA!:
Can you please, please tell me why this?? Please...... :9
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkyy:
I was here with supercurio, RyanZA, mimocan etc. with all the first lagfixes.

In my months of experience, I tried every kernel out there and I always switched back to Voodoo. Because it's the stablest, easiest Kernel out there.

It's solid and works everytime.

SpeedMod is a good kernel for people who want to try something new all the time.

But for most people, SpeedMod is too beta.

I admire everyone doing something for the community!

Never forget that ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] PIRATA!:
I just want a kernel that permits me to have gread stability, BLN, and Voodoo sound and good battery saving!!!

Now I'm on SpeedMod with no lagfix enabled: only tweaks enabled!

Ps: have you read what happened to me while installing resurrection edition?? http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11234094&postcount=143

EDIT:

AH! and I found a bug in 9.2 (dunnow if it has been alread reported) but I always forgotted to post so::

once I connect the USB cable for data file transfere with computer, the Select USB mode comes up, but after selecting the Mass storage button, the green droid with USBd arm does not come up, so I have to disconnect the SUB cable, and select aganin the Mass storage button to see the green droid.

At that time I am able to select the Connect USB storage button under the green droid feets.

This was not happening with v9.1!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Tuhoaja:
I see :)

Becouse when I was on stock rom + speedmod my phone was hella fast

Now when Im on your rom + speedmod my phone is 80% slower...

I think it will be fast again when I put Voodoo on..

and OTP, how can I enable Quote Notifactions? :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cenonmin:
Yes on Part 1 of the installation instructions. Good luck :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] afterglow:
flashed it with odin...very nice and fast rom :)

1 thing....

i installed 3rd part apps through darky rom configurator......anyway i can uninstall that? and also remove nexus boot animation?

or do i have to flash again?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkyy:
Yes, use the Darky App again, make sure it's no-wipe and flash (press menu button in the app).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] afterglow:
hm...i probably didnt got sth.....

darky, u mean i untick the things i dont want anymore (nexu s boot animation & 3rd party apps) and then from the menu i selected and flashed with resurrection.zip right??

i did that and nothing happened,still boot animation and 3rd party apps exist...

what am i doing wrong?

:|

EDIT: its basically the samsung,telegraaf,allshare,fileindex,digilezen,fasterfix i want to uninstall....

also....is the rom rooted?

thanx :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] smudgy456:
just download root unistaller and delete them using that if that is all you are looking to do
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Tuhoaja:
Well, just go to your system apks (download Titanium Backup) and then just delete the 3rd party apps...

If you want to get rid of the boot animation, try to find the stock one and install it..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] afterglow:
ok thanks guys i got root uninstaller which deleted/uninstalled these apps..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkyy:
Stock Bootanimation

Remove /system/media/bootanimation.zip

Mount R/W before doing this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] RickR78:
Anyone know if this will work on the I9000B with the voodoo_latin.Froyo.C1 kernel?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] smudgy456:
any reason why my multimedia message arent working since i installed this rom? i have the options to download when i receive any but the downloads always fails
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MuayThaiFighter8:
You mean MMS? It works for some and for some don't. It's not ROM related, it has to do with Samsung itself.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] smudgy456:
Mine worked ok before installing the rom
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] smudgy456:
Fixed
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] smudgy456:
Thought it was fixed but its not. Anyone any more thoughts on this
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Khoral:
Maybe an APN problem. Did you check them ?