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[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] scooter1556:
I personally have found that enabling JIT slows the device down and makes it less stable. I can't put my finger on why but I think that caching machine code and generating the machine code takes a lot of resources and although it should make applications run faster it is negligible with hardware this old so I have always found it best to not let JIT interfere.

DO NOT change the system and data partition sizes with ATools, I haven't reworked the code to accomodate the cache partition yet so it will completely mess up the partition table. I'll let you know once I have it working. I have put it in bold in the kernel thread on the first page so hopefully no-one reports that they have had data coruption because they have used the same part of NAND for data and cache by moving the slider :) But yea, for now i'm afraid your stuck with 90mb of data.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] thoughtlesskyle:
I agree even on the hero JIT is resource intensive and doesn't make a noticeable difference. Now on my evo I have it on constantly so I don't know if it makes a difference but it doesn't have any negative effects on its hardware or performance so I keep it around
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] thoughtlesskyle:
How big is the system partition because it sounds like odexing the system would help you out here.

It would give you better ram usage and free some space in data
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] unilizer:
Looking forward to try the new built and thanks scoot to keep our Kaiser alive...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] PoXFreak:
10-4 man, that's what I thought. I have been testing it since last night and it seems really sluggish.

Yes, I did allow 10 or more minutes after initial boot but it seems it uses quite a bit more ram than some other builds. Although I will say I like the implementation of Cyanogenmod, it's just too sluggish for me to be useful.

If time allows I will try the 6.1 port of this build and see what kind of speed that gives. If not I'll be back to the old kingshui build with no GPS and a contacts sync issue (have yet to work on those bugs).

I, among quite a few other Kaiser owners really appreciate your efforts. If not for the fact that I have .38 cents in my paypal, I would be making a decent donation to you.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] scooter1556:
Haha, donations are always a nice surprise but I do this for my own amusement a lot of the time. It's always rewarding when a plan comes together. Gingerbread is a lot more heavy on resources then Froyo. The new 7.1.0 build I compiled is a fair bit snappier I believe but still quite heavy on memory so compcache is a must really. I still can't work out the market issue though and the build isn't much good when you can't find all of the popular apps to install. I've got a few things to try when I get some time but probably not till next weekend maybe depending on how work goes this week. My build of choice was the last CM6 build I compiled, that was nice and snappy and a solid build for day to day I thought.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] PoXFreak:
Possibly using the new Market app with the 7.1 build could fix some market issues?

I'm currently trying CM 6.1 and it's definitely snappier and the camera works well.

I have tried porting Gingerbread to the Kaiser with little success, mostly camera WIFI and Market FCs'. I believe the only way to get Gingerbread to run clean is to start from scratch with the kernel build.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] scooter1556:
New Release!!

I have posted a new release in the first post. English only for now, I will try and compile an all language build soon.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] erenberk:
Edit: I wrote this post two hours ago but now I've realized how can I use Atools and create kaisimg.nbh for my kaiser. The graphical issue is arised from the wrong panel type, so I've fixed it. :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] iceman667:
data on SD

Anyone have an easy how-to use data on sd-card ?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] unilizer:
Thanks scoot for the new release, downloading right now to try the new built...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] viewedit:
Thanks alot

I had bought my kaiser when it was newly launched, I spent almost 1000 US dollars. U know how pathetic the phone has turned out to be. today htc sells much better phones for 300 US dollars with android. I really regretted buying kaiser, till this android development happened, now a days I use my Kaiser to test various android roms, so that when I buy my android phone I will know what to buy and what to install.

Thanks for another release, I will input here about the performance ASAP.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] boyooo:
First, tks scooter1556 so much

Second, when i install Scoot CyanogenMod 7.1.0 RLS3, my htc kaiser run NAND system very slowly. can you tell me fix this problem?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rashar:
Hello,

I've noticed lately that web pages with flash objects load extremely slow and am just wondering if it is just the page causing slow throughput or is there some type of configuration or tweak that I could do for optimization?

SGS GT-i9000M, Running Froyo 2.2, Darky's Rom 9.2Xtreme, Hardcore SpeedMod, 3G HSPA network speed with a signal strength of 2 to 3 bars.

Thanks in advance
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Rafa1986:
Hey i have a problem, i cant do anything or install anything on my phone, because when i try install Task29 ou MAGLDR i have this error message:

ERROR [260]: CONNECTION

Please i need help Thank You very much :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] MattOG:
Re-enable usb connections in active sync, restart pc. Try again.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Rafa1986:
Thanks

i restarted my pc many times but problem still remains

my HD2 sync perfectly with HTC Sync.

two days ago i flash perfectly Android in my HD2. but today i cant do anything:s
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ClydeB1:
Put your phone into bootloader mode and connect to pc. Does serial change to usb once plugged in? If not try moving to another usb port on your pc , preferably one at the rear and allow the drivers to be fully installed. Once you get usb to show on screen you can then try again.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Rafa1986:
Thanks. how do i put my phone into bootleader mode?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ClydeB1:
Switch off, hold in vol down button and switch on. Keep vol down pressed in until get to multi-coloured screen. In the bottom section you should see the word "serial" - plug in to pc and this should change to "usb".
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] datas0ft:
Switch phone off, remove battery for min 5 min. Put battery back.

Push down button "volume down" and keep pressed. Dont release it.

Now keeping volume down putton pressed press down power on switch. Keep pressed to this time when you see on your tricolor screen.

Release buttons.

You are on bootloader mode.

Install MAGLDR.

When phone shuts down on reboot keep pressed power button, dont release until you see MAGLDR menu (10 menu points if i right).

Install you preferred nand rom how rom guide tell.

After install phone reboots.

Enjoy your fresh android rom install!

Sorry ClydeB1, you was again faster!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ClydeB1:
No worries :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Rafa1986:
Thank You very much :)

Problem solved :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ClydeB1:
Gr8 news :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] datas0ft:
One day i kil your phone over net :P
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ClydeB1:
Now now, play nice :p;)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
Scoot CyanogenMod 7.1.0 RLS3

This is a build I have compiled from the official CyanogenMod source files and adapted for Kaiser/Vogue. Feel free to give it a go at your own risk!

Well, it still isn't quite as snappy as Froyo and the camera still doesn't work properly but it's probably about as fast as Gingerbread will get on our devices. I'm bound to have messed a few things up but i'll continue to work on it when I get time ;)

All the usual things are working as far as i know, GPS works fine for me but the camera is as always not fully functional.

All of this is thanks to the guys working on the CyanogenMod roms and of course, none of this would work without all the hard work on the kernel so big thanks to dzo, vilord, l1q1d etc...

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RLS 1:

Initial Release

Includes most of the Google Apps including Maps, Gmail etc..

Latest Market is included

RLS2:

Built from the latest 7.0.2 source

Optimised EGL for our devices

Updated Market

LDPI and PNG optimisations to save space & increase speed

ADW Launcher updated

Loads of tweaks and status bar changes

Updated RIL lib

Loads of fixes and optimisations

**I recommend leaving the phone for 5 minutes after installing to sort itself out and cache apps etc...**

RLS3:

I can't really be bothered to list all of the changes, there are quite a few but I just compile the thing, the changes are in the CyanogenMod repository. I have included the updated RIL and all of the Google Apps are up to date. The camera is still ****e but that's a driver issue. This release hasn't been heavily tested as I don't use my Kaiser as a main phone anymore :( So i'm sure you will find issues in which case we can sort them out as and when. Enjoy!

LINKS:

RLS1:

English: http://www.mediafire.com/?6708ud8kc9l9ex5

All Languages: http://www.mediafire.com/?amhd996w81xfldp

RLS2:

English: http://www.mediafire.com/?yhsc6jyl47wgpkv

All Languages: http://www.mediafire.com/?v3hhbh5tufoedfp

RLS3:

English: http://www.mediafire.com/?76vn9k0cx3debzd

All Languages: Coming soon!

Google Apps

28.04.11 : http://www.mediafire.com/?4yc9ubn2m513k3q

07.08.11 : http://www.mediafire.com/?c86rpae5kopdicc

Updates:

Vogue SD Fix : http://www.mediafire.com/?ojnj6drt3ad8mu1

Vogue Updates
[Touch CDMA Android Development] damaph:
Wow, thanks for all your hard work scooter. Will try right now and see how it runs.

Edit:

Vogues users have to install the SD Fix from you other thread for the SD card to work correctly.

http://www.mediafire.com/?ojnj6drt3ad8mu1
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Smac7:
just to be clear, is this gingerbread? im just amazed at how awesome the vogue still is. i have an evo these days with cm7 but i use to have this phone. i wish i never lost it cause it would be cool to fool around with.

out of curiosity what kind of linpack scores do you get? what can you guys overclock up to?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
This is true, i forgot to add it, i have edited the first post with the update :)

It is Gingerbread indeed :D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jholtom:
I can usually overclock up to 520mhz before it starts crashing and randomly shutting down.

Though on a kaiser someone says he has gotten 576 mhz.

On a over clocked build we can get approximately 2.1 mflops.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Smac7:
oo, is it relatively snappy? when i lost my vogue, the android development was in its baby stages so i never really got around to putting it on my device. i put it on my brothers and he loved having it. i would assume it runs froyo and gingerbread even better than it did donut. It seams like googles goal up to this point wast to streamline the os to make it quicker all around.

anyway, its hard to imagine 2 mflops when my evo is doing 36 non overclocked. im sure my phone isnt actually 18x faster than your in real use though.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] goducks3620:
yeah! I waiting for the first build to hit the shelves here. Will try soon, maybe this weekend.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
Don't brag :p You'll make me want to change phones, hehe :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] leoleotheiii:
its probably more than 18x faster lol :p
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Smac7:
well not in real world use. easily in raw computing power though. I used donut on my brothers vogue for a little bit and it was definitely faster than winmo.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jholtom:
Of course

Anything would be better than WinMo 6.1

CM 6.1 is insanely fast compared to donut when I tried them out
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Omegavirus:
nice build!

enabling wifi crashes the device (polaris 100) /:

EDIT: After applying update it works!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Josue_181:
By things like these is that I loved my HTC Vogue, hurts I had to sell it to complete the money and buy another device that placed in my signature is much more complete that our Vogue in hardware but even so the Vogue deal a place in my heart :rolleyes:
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Omegavirus:
any news if there will be an update in the near future? (:
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
Your keen :D I'm running a slightly updated build at the minute, mainly experimental stuff but it's running ok for now. I'll see how things go and maybe upload a new build in a few days when i think there are enough changes to make a difference :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Omegavirus:
oh, sounds good :D

whats improved? :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] evader69:
What do I do with the vogue SD fix? I tried to search for it, but came up short.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] WnG88:
Is the Vogue SD Fix specific to CM or is it for 0.32 kernels?

I thought that Scoots builds would only work with .32 kernels, and that .32 kernels didn't have USB mount for SD. Is the SD Fix fixing something else? I would really like USB mounting (with Win XP). I copy a lot of files over to my Vogue from an XP machine, but would like to use this build, but haven't moved over because I'm on .25 kernel.

Thanks.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
I wouldn't recommend using this with the .25 kernel, it's too old. The Vogue SD Fix allows the SD card to mount and enables apps to SD for Vogue. It's because the Kaiser and Vogue differ in this area. As always with the .32 kernel, i have not had success mounting in windows from the phone, linux is fine though.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] fixxxer2008:
wow ginger on the vogue. now that's amazing. htc should make another version of this phone but with android on it.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] WnG88:
Thanks scooter. On this note, is it not possible to compare an old version of .32 to the current version of .32 to see what changed regarding the USB connection to windows? I believe there is a 10.01.10.32 kernel that mounts without any problems using the SD Mount application (may be 10.04.10). Its a shame no one can figure this out because I think that's the last major thing that's stopping people from shifting over from .25
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dralibak:
hi guys, the blue tooth is recognized, but unable to connect for some reason with windows 7. any suggestions?

also what interface do I use to get to the built in SD card and where do I download apk applications and how best to install them from desktop to the phone via USB port?

at present time i don't have internet/wifi/career connection... i'm sort of trying to make an advanced game/mp3/music/entertainment kind of device for my son...

any suggestions?

thanks.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] know.patience:
This build is pretty dope! I've been rocking it for a week or so and I'm really enjoying CM7 on the vogue. No doubt this ROM will only get better too! Thanks for porting this over.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
Glad you enjoying it, i won'y be updating it for a bit because I managed to lose all my Android stuff and the backup i had in a weird phase of corrupting partitions, so i'm in the middle of getting all my android stuff set up again which takes forever! But once i have it up and running i will release a new build, probably won't be for a week or so though :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Evan.Anderson:
Great Build

I've too been running this a for about a week now and have had a good experience.

Installed games:

ninjump(works)

finger bowling(slow but works)

tank hero beta(works)

pacific wings(works awesome)

mobile andrio(works)

angry birds season(slow but fun(valentine version))

Apps:

Wired Tether(works)

Qr Droid(works)

Pros:

Not sure why, but apps seem to open faster the next time I go to use them.

Battery life appears to be better(I actually make it through the day)

Music app preinstall(no need to install music mod)

Car Home seems to work, and rocks(doesn't take me to clock application)

Supports Rogue Tools - OC'd at 520

no force closed- on anything yet, but I needed to wait for a couple ie gallery which is better than froyo

Cons:

White/Backwards Screens(just have to wait or try again)

First day on ROM lost data connectivity while phone was sleeping so gmail and email didn't update.

Work Email app is missing check box for Sync Mail, maybe that's how it's supposed to be in ginger, but push is not working correctly.

Car Home speak destination doesn't work -Edit work install voice search via market...

Some trouble with wired headset recognition(seems like it must be inserted after audio has begun playing)

IE. if you plug in wired headset then start music app, sound comes out phone rather than wired headset, but simply reseating makes it work.

(update) - it may just be that you have to insert it once and then it works everytime after, not totally sure though but sitting at home screen notification icon registers reseating it, something that I've never had working before...

Market app doesn't install app after downloading sometime, have to go in and choose to do it again, but it doesn't download again
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dralibak:
If someone could please give me a step by step recipe of what to do with my problem.

first off, I have got HTC touch (vogue) and installed the CM7 with errors showing in the loading time before android shows up on th screen. errors seem to relate with some blocks not read/corrupt.. or errors in not being able to mount... and SD card is not readable either....

There's a patch in this thread for the SD card...

I downloaded it, but am unable to install it as I can not longer get to the "androot" in the SD card as SD card is not readable... HOWEVER, having said that with "file manager" I can go to the SD card and see the "androot" .. the other ways show SD card as not existing .. and I even get error message about that... and no files in mnt/sdcard ....

I have been absolutely unsuccessful to install correct drivers for either 32 bit or 64 bit windows 7 (got both laptops).. and even though I found some of the drivers and downloaded them, I've been unable to get them read ... and it shows that USB is working! "Android Phone" shows in the laptop... but can't connect to the phone (yes debugging on)....

HTC drivers are incorrect... showing up as HTC dream or something... and not even installing right...

so can't connect to phone, and can't connect to SD card, and can't even do one more setup of the original program that setup the CM7...

but I android does show up and kind of work otherwise! I don't have data plan on this phone...

IF I could have the "BarCode Scanner" app to be installed.. at least I could this way place some of the apps in the phone that way...

How do I make the SD card work!

How can I reinstall another whole rom/android with working SD card again if I can't even place a file in the SD card, or even have the laptop read this partially working Android phone!

Please help.

Thanks.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] vansky:
hi...

anyone able to use HTC ime keyboard on this scoot cyanogen mod 7?

the OSK from this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=5475283

the stock GB keyboard really small with my thumbs and tried other OSK, none have the comfort as i use HTC ime like in froyo 2.2 version. Once I put the HTC OSK, it made my vogue keep saying to use another OSK installed...

pls guide if anyone able to use the HTC OSK in this build. So far, yes, it is the faster one than any other andorid build i use for my vogue...

thanks
[Touch CDMA Android Development] masalma:
How did you get wired tether to work? I installed it, but my Win7 is unable to recognize the device.

Thanks in advance.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Brainy142:
hmm I can't seem to get it to boot either, I had everything working with 2.2, then decided to try the cyanogen and it just loops the boot screen...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dralibak:
it would be nice if someone was kind enough as to guide me toward my issues as posted earlier
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
The yaffs errors are normal, most devices have a couple of bad blocks on the NAND chip, it is the nature of the device. It sounds like you have to build booting and working. The Vogue SD fix should be extracted and the androidupdate.tar put in the "andboot" folder, not "androot" as you have mentioned. I don't know if you made a mistake when typing or this is actually the name of the folder on your SD card but "andboot" is the correct name :) You then install the update in the installation menu (ie. hold down D-pad when the phone boots and go to 'install update') the same way as you installed the build.

I don't have much experience with Windows 7 and android drivers because i always use Ubuntu which works flawlessly. I tried to setup adb and the android SDK in Windows 7 32bit a little while ago but I didn't have enough time to mess around with it and get it working properly, it was more hassle then it was worth considering i rarely go into Windows. When i get some more time i will look into it more and try and post a guide on how to do it but for now i can't really help with this one.

Have you tried putting your SD card into a card reader on your laptop to see if it is readable? It doesn't sound like it is corrupt if it is viewable in 'File Manager' in android but it may be worthwhile checking. How did you get the build onto your SD card to start with? If the SD card is readable in Windows make sure the fat32 partition (the one with the "andboot" folder on it) is the first partition or only partition on the card and copy another androidinstall.tar to the andboot folder and boot the phone up and go to the installer menu and hit 'Install Build'.

Let me know how things go, sorry i can't be more help. Try what i have mentioned and get back to me with some more info if you are still having issues.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dralibak:
Thank you for your reply.

Actually that was a misspelling here .. I did place "andboot"

and the SD card is NOT removable as far as I know as this was the basic HTC touch 101 that had just come out early on... it's a built in SD card..

that's my issue.

so I can't place anything in the SD card andboot folder to begin with because I can't access it from a computer.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] goducks3620:
If you don't want to put Ubuntu on your PC as a dual-boot, you know you can run it off a USB key right? That might be an easy way to get access.

I can't get a 64-bit Windows 7 to connect to my Android Vogue either but I mostly run Ubuntu on this machines.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
Did they really release a phone with a built-in sd card, surely that would defeat the object of having an sd card at all, it would just be classed as internal memory. I would have thought you would at least be able to get to the sd card by taking the battery out. If this isn't the case then i guess you may have to flash back to windows mobile or install ubuntu, you can always install ubuntu within windows which won't effect your windows installation, it just runs from a file on the windows partition. All you have to do is download the ubuntu installation cd and run it from windows and follow the installation procedure. I really can't believe that the sd card is inaccessible though!