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Special thanks to the creator of the item inexus from which inspired me to give a graphic touch to the rom.
This rom (not a mod) has been developed entirely from the source of Google and very little of Cyanogen framework.
Thanks to Cyanogen and all his staff for the contributions received.
Is installed from the recovery, as always, do not worry if it takes a while to leave the first splash is entirely normal and configuration files running on first boot.
I strongly recommend formatting SDCARD total with three partitions, SDCARD 7.4 GB / EXT3 512MB / LinuxSwap 64MB, you can do from the recovery, but remember to keep you before your pictures and music. This is because directories are created in the sdcard called Android which are recorded in the data I have found to negatively affect the rom. PROVEN!,
This is only necessary in case you want to have Apps2sd or Linux Swap, if not going to do any of those things is not necessary to format the Sdcard with three partitions.
WARNING!
Only if you come from different roms (Donut, Eclair, Froyo) is necessary to WIPE, when coding in Gingerbread from this rom will not need to wipe again to install later roms.
This rom installs itself alone, that is completely reconfigures.
Before installing the rom Wipe recommend because it has many changes. When installed and out of recovery by restarting leave untouched while the LED flashes. At this point I recommend you salteis the account settings to skip giving google and once in the launcher and set podreis rom to your liking. This is because otherwise the phone will Autoconnect the market and begin to automatically download all the applications you had installed and it saturates the terminal because it does hit, besides putting the background image that you had prior to the rom and then you ask me that as it is possible that if I install the rom to wipe the bottom appears to me that I had before. In this way you will do a clean install. Then you enter the market and instalais a free application to refresh anyone that you have installed in the terminal.
Very attentive to you to do restorations of any kind against the rom or program that you can have problems. (I mean backups, including their own SupSetup least in the section on applications), special attention to restore configuration data of any kind. Under the best not to doubt.
SupSetup new V16 in all roms, not serve any previous SupSetup for this rom
The new integrated SupSetup activation brings on-demand applications in the applications section extras, you can enable applications that interest you as the Roma comes in "Lite" (without extra applications installed) so that everyone can choose the best configuration.
It is important before you set up Google account to be activated from applications before SupSetup so that when you connect to the servers to configure your Google account, they enter the downloads section.
After entering the market and to display applications install any application downloads for cool downloads.
Apps2sd
Apps2sd is to pass the phone applications both current and future to the ext3 partition, it is imperative not to activate any way to move application to the sd or change from internal to external location application. Simply activate it from the SupSetup without touching any configuration in the Spare Parts or applications from the rom settings.
Apps2sd not activate without at least once you have restarted
General
- Rom in "LITE"
- New graphical look different from SuperGinger's
- All you had the SuperGinger but since source of non-Cyano Google
Added
- Wake & Unlock
- Always visible Bluetooth Settings (tolemaC)
- Hide clock
- Percentage of battery
- It's part of Cyanogen CyanogenModsettings
- Etc ...
A rom much lighter than any other that you were able to prove, you could say that is the Nexus CSDI One (this rom Magic gave a lot to talk), completely stable and trouble-free calls or anything known, at least tests we are doing we have not yet found any fault.
Applications
- You can install more from the extra applications SupSetup
- Google Apps
- Flash Player 10.1
Download:
http://cdn.movilzona.es/repos/superatmel/ROMS/SuperAosp/[email protected]
Changelog:
SuperAosp 2.8.4
- unwonked End calls wonk
- Kernel with HAVS
- incognito mode in browser
- User agent in browser
- Fix wifi suspend
- more stable more battery life
- Very fast
- Recomended Adw Launcher EX in mode new vertical for drawer
SuperAosp 2.6
- New intent for fix black calls & sound
- Add ADWLauncher
- New kernel HAVS
SuperAosp 2.2
- Upgrade to version 2.3.3
- Fixed black calls (supposedly) I have no problems with AMOLED
Captures
Reservated
Looks good. Will be sure to give it a go now. If you want i could also make a video of the rom in action? here is the post. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=966530 If you want me to i will make a video and put it up for you.
wow thanks been waiting for this.
This looks great! Can't wait to try it on my gf's N1
You are like a Dev God. Thanks.
hey guys here's a preview of this rom http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RK_lmre2eh0
Stuart.upton666 said:
hey guys here's a preview of this rom http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RK_lmre2eh0
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Thanks for the video
I have been running super-ginger and it is an fantastic rom overall. I can't wait to try this new one. Hopefully, the dev will have a 2.3.3 ver once it is out in the wild. Awesome job.
What happened to theme Chooser? WILL It work with this rom?
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robotnoize said:
What happened to theme Chooser? WILL It work with this rom?
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Do you mean the theme chooser that's been added specifically to CM and not part of AOSP?
Oops In the version he made before this 2.6.8 he had it so I figured he would keep it. Never mind
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I seem to be having issues with the A2SD. Apps such as Angry Birds won't install, and also, sometimes after rebooting, none of my apps are there.
Anybody else?
Any idea about battery life? Can i flash Wildmonk or IR kernel along with this rom?
chrisvuong said:
Any idea about battery life? Can i flash Wildmonk or IR kernel along with this rom?
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Im pretty sure you can but it will probably not function the same since super customized the kernel for his rom
N1
is this a spanish rom? any english version? at least on that capture picture its spanish.
dnsmo said:
is this a spanish rom? any english version? at least on that capture picture its spanish.
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It has option for English, only some supsetup is in Spanish
N1
djmasque said:
I seem to be having issues with the A2SD. Apps such as Angry Birds won't install, and also, sometimes after rebooting, none of my apps are there.
Anybody else?
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What is problem with Apps2sd?
Installed this rom and have been using it for about an hour an I'm loving it so far! Excellent job. Seems I have found a new daily rom
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superatmel said:
What is problem with Apps2sd?
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Some apps won't install- Angry Birds, Aldiko eBook Reader. Then sometimes after a reboot, there are no apps installed at all, until I reboot again
Hi all,
I have a mini pro/U20i running Eclair, specs as follows;
Firmware: 2.1-update1
Baseband: M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404006
Kernel: 2.6.29
Build no: 2.0.A.0.504
Rooted, xrecovery installed
I'm looking to upgrade to the latest stable android version available for my phone, but must admit the in-depth tech talk does go over my head a little when looking at the ROM threads. I have enough tech savvy to be able to flash etc, but not too great with the programming speak.
I'd like to ensure that bluetooth, wireless, root, gprs etc are all 100% working on the ROM I upgrade to. Not bothered about radio or anything you can get an alternative of from the market.
From what I've seen gingerbread is available but not yet 100% functional, and I know there are stable Froyo versions available however the requirements state the baseband as above, but ending in 53404015 is required.
Is there considerable risk flashing a ROM if my baseband is slightly different?
I'm particularly looking for stable multitouch too, but the thread I read says manual edit of .sh and .prop files must be done - and I don't know how to do this
Dev and user opinions would be muchly appreciated.
Hi you will need the newer baseband just update with seus then you will need to reroot and install xrecovery again then once you have done that go to this thread ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1059361 ) its the most stable I think and dual touch is included so no messing around
Hope this helps you
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just use the flasher and baseband files from the baseband thread. much faster and easier than using seus and rooting again. just put the rom you want on with xrec, pull the battery out, flash, and youre done! shouldnt take more than 10 minutes once you know what youre doing!
For me, using SEUS is safer, even if I have to root and install xRecovery again.
I you want the most stable ROM with all functions working, you have to choose CM6-MiniCM hybrid noOC from Slade.
I'm using that ROM since he released it and never had a reboot, and everything is working.
If you have stock rom, you should format SD card.
Temes
temes said:
For me, using SEUS is safer, even if I have to root and install xRecovery again.
I you want the most stable ROM with all functions working, you have to choose CM6-MiniCM hybrid noOC from Slade.
I'm using that ROM since he released it and never had a reboot, and everything is working.
If you have stock rom, you should format SD card.
Temes
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yeah using SEUS is better... and you can reflash after you update using it....
after root and xrec, just make a backup on xrec so you can reflash to 2.1 back... and dont waste time on reflash+root+xrec again.... i did that save lots of time
ps: make sure full wipe+dalvic clear before restore backup... ^^
riesan said:
after root and xrec, just make a backup on xrec so you can reflash to 2.1 back... and dont waste time on reflash+root+xrec again.... i did that save lots of time
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Yeah, I did it too, but never needed that backup I flashed with SEUS last, when I first updated to slade's ROM
Temes
Cyanogen Froyo CM6-Latest (based on MiniCM/CM6v2) - v2.0 + DualTouch is the most stable ROM for me. Just flash using SEUS or flasher to get the required baseband.
I recommend using the flasher because it helps you understand the flashing process. Just follow the tutorial.
Thanks for all your help guys, that's helped me out no end
I am now the proud owner of an x10mp android 2.2.1 (went with Slade's ROM - big thumbs up, it's beautiful!!)
I have one final question.. when I installed the last ROM I had, I used flashtool, so doing it with xrec was a new experience for me... I did notice that before it installed the rom, it said 'formatting /system' or words to this effect.
I need to install the two hotfixes that are posted with the rom - the drain and browser ones... do I package the files within these zips into an update.zip and run again from xrec or can I transfer the updated system files just using root explorer? I'm worried that xrec will take the update.zip as a full rom and will delete the contents of my system folder - please reassure me this isn't the case and it will just update with newer files!
MANY thanks again for your help and advice!
kao_u20i said:
Thanks for all your help guys, that's helped me out no end
I am now the proud owner of an x10mp android 2.2.1 (went with Slade's ROM - big thumbs up, it's beautiful!!)
I have one final question.. when I installed the last ROM I had, I used flashtool, so doing it with xrec was a new experience for me... I did notice that before it installed the rom, it said 'formatting /system' or words to this effect.
I need to install the two hotfixes that are posted with the rom - the drain and browser ones... do I package the files within these zips into an update.zip and run again from xrec or can I transfer the updated system files just using root explorer? I'm worried that xrec will take the update.zip as a full rom and will delete the contents of my system folder - please reassure me this isn't the case and it will just update with newer files!
MANY thanks again for your help and advice!
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Just use each from xrec, it will replace some file but it won't format your system, only the big release file does that (100MB++).
hansip87 said:
Just use each from xrec, it will replace some file but it won't format your system, only the big release file does that (100MB++).
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It depends what formatted, deleted or owerwrited on update script. Don't worry, slade knows what he's doing
Anyway DON'T TRY TO FORMAT YOUR SYSTEM WITHOUT INSTALLING NEW ROM!!!
Just always follow install notes and everything will be fine.
Temes
Right then, an update (excuse the pun!)
I followed SEUS to get the xx 4015 baseband
I flashed Slade's noOC rom and then hotfixes using xrecovery
I now have a happy 2.2.1 android mini pro with multitouch!
At first, it was a little slow and I had a few blank screens and FCs....
Screen brightness was very low even when I was actively using the phone, so I unchecked the auto display option and set a brightness I'm happy with. Sorted!
With Titanium I restored my backups, including my wifi connections. Saves having to re-enter all the passwords right? Wrong!
I had a number of connection issues. Data was very slow, to slow to even register my google account on market. Wifi wouldn't load market or bring up anything in the browser...
When I did establish a fast enough data connection, market was completely out of sync with my phone apps.
Turns out the data connection just needed to 'warm up' along with the new android system. As for the wifi, I removed all my connections with the 'forget' option, and manually scanned and entered the passwords again. Now my wifi flies
So all in all, a very smooth upgrade process, a couple of hiccups with the data/wifi and brightness that have been ironed out, and now I am loving my new android again. The multitouch is very slick and having superuser, jit and xrec preinstalled is just brilliant! Games are lag free too which makes a big difference (yep, I'm an Angry Bird club member)
Think I've made my iphone user hubby a bit jealous. I like to remind him every now and then that apple have him by the balls, and he has to buy a whole new phone to do any update such as the one I've just done (again )
The battery drains a little quicker than on the previous rom, but I expect that will settle down after a few days. One thing I have noticed is that I'm repeatedly ending apps with ATK that I hadn't even opened - on my last rom I'd never see anything that I hadn't opened myself.
An example being, just opened ATK and I have the following running;
APN OnOff
Gmail
Maps
None of these I've opened since I last ran ATK Other repeat offenders are Browser, google search and camera,
Any ideas? WhatsApp used to open randomly until I moved it to the SD card. It's behaving itself now.
Don't need to use taskkillers in 2.2.1, android handles battery quite efficiently.
Battery increase is due to overclocking and because it's a custom rom.
Hope that helps.
XDA ♥
My battery life has stabilised now. Took phone off charge about 8.30 am and now, 1.30pm it's at 83%, so can't complain
I find apps such as maps and google voice/search do drain the memory quite a bit so still prefer to use atk. Just opened atk to find I have;
maps
handcent
apn OnOff
gmail
google voice
ROM manager (I've never opened this since installing the rom)
calendar
camera
all running and memory at 41M. Killed apps and memory now at 71M
Is there a way to stop these apps from randomly running? Apart from a calendar alert for today, I haven't manually opened anything from the list
cheers,
K
Sorry for ignorance:
Can I flash a rom and do all the nec. stuff from Ubuntu? Or will I need Window$ to flash a mini pro?
kao_u20i said:
My battery life has stabilised now. Took phone off charge about 8.30 am and now, 1.30pm it's at 83%, so can't complain
I find apps such as maps and google voice/search do drain the memory quite a bit so still prefer to use atk. Just opened atk to find I have;
maps
handcent
apn OnOff
gmail
google voice
ROM manager (I've never opened this since installing the rom)
calendar
camera
all running and memory at 41M. Killed apps and memory now at 71M
Is there a way to stop these apps from randomly running? Apart from a calendar alert for today, I haven't manually opened anything from the list
cheers,
K
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It's normal to have applications taking up memory. It is so that it will be speedy in opening those apps so try not to use a taskkiller. The only time these idle apps use battery is when there is CPU usage: so check with your spare parts. If they don't use CPU, no need to kill.
If you're insistent that the apps are frustratingly persistent, then freeze the app using titanium backup. Note that freezing certain system apps may cause problems eg freeze google talk and market won't work.
Try at your own risk.
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Can i get the link to ''CM6-MiniCM hybrid noOC'' Thanks
HeXen ROM
A DROID 2 Global Custom ROM
Development: 13th Angel
Development: Fenuxx
This is the one, and ONLY version of HeXen that will be released based upon Android 2.2 (Froyo). Future versions will be based on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)
The HeXen Development Team takes no responsibility for any damage to your device. You are installing this at * YOUR OWN RISK *. If you are not comfortable with using RSDLite to .SBF your phone back to stock, do NOT install this ROM.
Current version: 1.0.1 (Build 38) FINAL (06-20-2011)
MULTIUPLOAD DOWNLOAD
Based on: DROID 2 Global 2.4.330 (Android 2.2) System Software
File Size: 97.0 MB (101,741,824 bytes)
MD5 Hash: 8688E5146E6E1AF1CE8A6B22A56A0B7E
SHA-1 Hash: 8452DF3576897705AD13AC6E0FD30DB2FB3C944F
Please make sure you compare one of the file hashes and/or file size (shown above) of the file you've downloaded to make sure you are getting a complete file, and not one that has been tampered with or has been corrupted!
---Installation Instructions---
IT IS RECOMMENDED TO START CLEAN BEFORE INSTALLING THIS ROM. SBF USING RSDLITE, THEN UPDATE TO 2.4.330 VIA OTA, ROOT, AND INSTALL THIS ROM
Place the file (hexen-d2g-1.0.1-final.zip) on your SD Card
Reboot to Clockwork Recovery, using Koush's Droid 2 Recovery Bootstrap, found in the Android Market, or HERE FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
**** WIPE DATA/FACTORY RESET ****
This means WIPE DATA AND CACHE
Choose "install zip from sdcard"
Choose "choose zip form sdcard"
Select the .zip file (hexen-d2g-1.0.1-final.zip), install it, and reboot!
---Release Notes---
1.0.0
Based on the DROID 2 Global 2.4.330 framework (** Credit to Team GET~R~DONE for many things with this **)
BLUR IS AS GONE AS IT CAN BE!
Deodexed and Zip-aligned
Bloat and useless CRAP removed
Build.prop tweaks, optimizations, and hacks
3G GSM speed hacks
Wifi scan interval increased to 180 seconds for battery savings
Dalvik heap size increased to 32MB
Gingerbread Theme (it's clean, simple, and elegant)
10% battery icons (** Credit to Peter Alfonso (Bugless Beast) for the icons **)
Disabled "blur on shut down" overly unnecessary/overly laggy "effect"
Simplified the lock screen to be more AOSP-like (especially for those using a pattern or PIN unlock)
Enabled touch screen driver filter (it is disabled in stock, but it made a difference in the responsiveness of the touchscreen in testing)
Includes custom red Nexus "X" boot animation
Includes DROID 2 Recovery Bootstrap (** Credit to Koush **)
REMOVED Blur Launcher
Replaced with LauncherPro 0.8.6 (** Credit to Fede **)
REMOVED Blur Contacts/Dialer
Replaced with Android Contacts/Dialer 2.2
REMOVED Blur SMS/Universal Inbox/Messaging
Replaced with themed/modded Android 2.2.1 SMS (Black Background version) (** Credit to CyanogenMod **)
REMOVED Blur Desk Clock/Alarm
Replaced with Android Desk Clock 2.2
Added Alarm Clock for easy and quick access to alarms
REMOVED Blur E-Mail
Replaced with Android E-Mail 2.2
REMOVED Blur File Manager
Replaced with OI File Manager 1.1.4 (** Credit to OpenIntents **)
REMOVED Blur Calendar
Replaced with Android Calendar 2.2
REMOVED Blur Car Home
Replaced with Google Car Home 2.2.1.4
REMOVED Blur Music
Replaced with Google Music 3.0.1
Includes Google Search Box (QuickSearchBox) 1.1.2.64376
Includes Google Voice Search 2.1.1
Includes Google News & Weather (GenieWidget) 1.3.04(PROD)
Includes Android Market 2.3.6
Includes AppWidgetPicker Mod (** Credit to boombuler **)
Includes Google Spare Parts 2.2.1
Includes Notepad 1.0.4 (** Credit to BanderLabs **)
Includes DROID 2 Global QuickOffice 3.3.67
Includes Busybox 1.19.0 (** Credit to Adrenalyn **)
Includes Superuser 2.3.6.3 and SU Binary 2.3.2 (** Credit to ChainsDD **)
Custom init.d scripts. Incorporates some hacks by Imoseyon (** Some Credit to Imoseyon **)
Sysctl.conf tweaks
SD Card cache tweak
Other memory management-related tweaks
1.0.1
Actually included the DROID 2 Global QuickOffice app in this build (sorry about that, folks)
Updated Notepad to 1.0.6
Fixed a bug with the theme not displaying the date on the status bar when pulling down the notification bar. The color of the text was wrong
---Official OPTIONAL Addons---
HeXen Addons Pack 1 - Ringtones (MULTIUPLOAD DOWNLOAD)
Install as you would any other .zip using the DROID 2 Recovery Bootstrap
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO WIPE DATA OR CACHE TO INSTALL THIS OPTIONAL ADDONS PACK
These ringtones were kanged from multiple sources.
---Other Notes---
The following apps are NOT included as part of this ROM. Please download them from the Android Market for the latest versions:
Google Maps
GMail
YouTube
Swype (this is the URL to sign up for the beta, as it is not available in the Market)
None of the Accessibility apps, this includes:
Kickback
Soundback
Talkback
hey fenuxx, nice to see you helping out the xda community, most people here still think fission is the only rom the d2g has
Just trying to get the word out about it. Angel and I are posting it everywhere we can.
Hi,
I'm using it (v1.0.0) almost 24 hours now on GSM and it's rock solid.
Even adding phone numbers to exchange contacts works now (didn't work on Fission).
Great ROM!
Regards
nice rom, i did think that fission was the only rom, will have to check out droid forums
thanks
Awesome! Thank you
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So sick, I've never enjoyed my d2g so much. Thank you guys.
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Awesome! Thank you .....
Awesome! Great ROM, does what it needs to do, and fast. no lag, no reboots, no bugs (that i've come across in 2 days of use).
I guess there is one thing I could mention... maybe its from a deleted cache or something that isnt replaced. When I flashed this, only my purchased apps in my market were showing up. Coming from a droid1 with lots of ROM testing, I was used to having my "free" apps backed up as well during data sync. NO BIGGIE.
Props for the great work
can this ROM work with GSM network ?
can some replicate this:
enable GSM only in Network n Wireless (network mode)
go to GSM/UTMS option and untick Use Only 2G network
press back one time
Network mode changed back to GSM/WCDMA again
how do i enable GSM only?
just installed will report back ...just in case how do i go back to stock 2.2 if need be ???
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1060694
Very nice...runs quite smooth, definitely a keeper, great job
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Using a Droid 2 Global I've gone through all the steps and am using Rom Manager to install it and it just reboots my phone and doesn't install. I've set it to all the correct options, etc and it just reboots.
Any ideas?
bferret said:
Using a Droid 2 Global I've gone through all the steps and am using Rom Manager to install it and it just reboots my phone and doesn't install. I've set it to all the correct options, etc and it just reboots.
Any ideas?
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rom manager doesnt work, you need droid 2 bootstrapper, just google it, it should be easy to find
I used that and installed the file from the main post, it installed and it has been at what I assume is the logo for the ROM, a flashing X thing for a while now?
Should I take the battery out and factory reset or is this normal?
bferret said:
I used that and installed the file from the main post, it installed and it has been at what I assume is the logo for the ROM, a flashing X thing for a while now?
Should I take the battery out and factory reset or is this normal?
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turn it off (or pull the battery) open up the keyboard and hold down x and turn the phone on, you should get into the recovery, then just push the magnifying glass button on your keyboard and wipe data/cache (also known as factory reset) and it should boot.
Am itching to flash this rom to my wifey's phone (just bought her a D2G, which remains unrooted and fully stock) but she seems pretty happy with stock
It's such a good room, so smoothly.
Big thanks
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Hi! I've been using the search feature and How Tos, but my problem is that I just received a warranty replacement Fascinate for my speaker going out, prior to yesterday I was rolling happily along with CommRom UKB, but now with ED05 already on my phone I'm not sure I want to back track... I want to try ccampos784's [ROM][ED05] PowerWashed ED05 ROM and Debloated Touchwiz ED05 ROM, and I have the zip, I understand how to flash that, but don't I need an odin file? And to get CWM or something? Should I use the ones I have from before (cwm-recovery-ALL-3-30-FIX.tar)? and since the Odin file for ED05 is stock, not rooted wouldn't that just be a circle and put me where I am with Stock ED05. My main reason for rooting is Debinging, so... can anyone help me out here please? I think I am just confusing myself more the more I try to research....
download the powerwash ed05.zip and push to your sd
odin cwmall.tar
three finger boot into recovery
wipe data
install zip from sd
Should work fine installing over your current ed05 build...atleast it did for me.
*edit
btw the powerwash ed05 rom is already rooted/debloated/debigned/deodexed/zipaligned/go launcher...etc
Thanks!!!
So Simple and what I've done a bunch of times, I was just making it way more complicated than it needed to be, thanks for the clear "Just do this" Basically. Now I'm embarrassed that I had to ask...
I've rooted and installed roms on other phones before, but this one has me really confused. Currently I've rooted using the ubuntu guide, installed cwm-3-30fix, "modified stock firmware" found in some guide out there that said it was needed to install "latest cwm recovery" which was red 3.xx, curently still on the 2.5cwm 3-30fixall recovery. So should I go back to stock ED04? Update to ED05? Place point me in the direction to install cm7 or other rom. And from what I've read I also need to worry about the modems now? I also tried installing the rom managers recovery, then learned from another thread it doesn't work with the fascinate.
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Sorry firmware is 2.2.1 according to my phone. Baseband ed04
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Your question cannot be directly answered, but Ill try my best...
-flash the version of cwm that the rom you are trying to install calls for.
-I use cwm 2.5.1.x for all stock rom's and the older froyo roms
-Some newer roms require cwm3
-All mtd roms such as miui, cm7, VGB require cwm4
Read the vanilla gingerbread thread in the development section and that should bring you up to speed. I recommend to odin the verizon official ed05 package in the development section. One reason being you do not need to flash a modified kernal to get cwm to stick. Also the powerwash ed05 package is debinged/ debloated/deodexed/ zip aligned/ rooted. Its a nice functional rom with some tsm enhancements.
Thank you for giving me a place to start! is there info on the modems/radios in the vanilla thread?
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MrBlueJK said:
Thank you for giving me a place to start! is there info on the modems/radios in the vanilla thread?
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Read this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1013312
There is an app in the market that allows you to make odin backups. Its called odin maker. Haven't tried it yet though. This might be useful at some point in your endeavors.
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There is an app in the market that allows you to make odin backups. Its called odin maker. Haven't tried it yet though. This might be useful at some point in your endeavors.
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Nice! ill have to play around with that...
Thanks Droidstyle! Now I'm on ED05 powerwash. Nice speed compared to stock. I'm very happy now.
Glad to hear you guys are happy with the ROM! Just as a reminder, the PowerWash ROM has been updated since yesterday up to beta v4 and resolves some issues. Check the main thread for more details.
Is anyone else having problems with app storage on the powerwash ROM?
I originally loaded the ROM and after restoring my backups from Titanium the phone became an unusable due to constant crashes of just about everything imaginable. Tried wiping it and restoring a few apps at a time - worked fine until I rebooted at which point all my prefs were gone and the same crashes started before I could even unlock the screen.
So, I decided maybe it was a problem with my backups and decided I'd start clean. I did a full wipe and discovered that I can't install more than about 4 apps before I start getting insufficient space errors. When I go to settings->phone storage, I still have 1.42GB free under internal phone storage.
I've now done the following procedure twice top-to-bottom, and end up with the same results:
- ODIN ED05 OTA ROM & .pit file.
- Boot into ED05
- Setup Google Account
- Load Market -> Install Maps, all 3 Angry Birds variants, Beautiful Widgets, Pocket Cloud (just a few big apps to prove there is no problem with my hardware and that it works under stock).
- Reboot & ODIN CWM.
- Flash PowerWash beta4, wipe davlik, data, cache, battery stats. Confirm voodoo is off.
- Boot into PWb4.
- Setup Google Account
- Load Market -> Install BW, PocketCloud, Maps, Angry Birds. After this, all additional app installs fail due to insufficient space.
A df from the command line shows 1.4GB free on /data and none of the other partitions are 100% full, so I don't think this is a voodoo-partition-with-a-non-voodoo-kernel problem.
As I said, I've done this whole thing twice. Apps install fine on Stock, fail on PowerWash. Nobody else seems to be complaining, so this must be an obvious thing I'm missing, but I'm not sure what. Any help?
OK, this may not be directly ROM related, but I'm not sure how to work around it. From what I can tell, every time I load the market, it must be background updating from 3.0.26 to 3.0.27. If I go into applications, wipe the data and uninstall the update, I can then go into the market and install one additional app. When I try to install another, I'm told there is no space, but if I go to the Applications control panel, I'll see that I've been upgraded to 3.0.27 again. If I uninstall the update and repeat the process, I can get yet another app, but the process keeps repeating itself.
Is there a way to either lock the 3.0.26 market version or to flash back to the old market?
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OK, this may not be directly ROM related, but I'm not sure how to work around it. From what I can tell, every time I load the market, it must be background updating from 3.0.26 to 3.0.27. If I go into applications, wipe the data and uninstall the update, I can then go into the market and install one additional app. When I try to install another, I'm told there is no space, but if I go to the Applications control panel, I'll see that I've been upgraded to 3.0.27 again. If I uninstall the update and repeat the process, I can get yet another app, but the process keeps repeating itself.
Is there a way to either lock the 3.0.26 market version or to flash back to the old market?
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Want to try this out for me? It flashes back the old market that came with ED05 stock. Flash in CWM, then once you boot up go into settings>applications> Market and clear data and cache on it to clear up any issues.
http://www.mediafire.com/?g7785ds6vdcaoo3
There's another thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=16324333) with another person having the same issue. Seems to be related to the latest market.
I had just finished doing about what you are recommending when you posted.
For reference for anyone else - Once I started searching beyond just the fascinate forums, I've found that 3.0.27 causes problems for a lot of people on other platforms (mostly apps over 30MB will fail, but others at random as well), and there doesn't seem to be a way to block the update from 3.0.26. You have to roll back to the 2.x version (which I did), and that seems to fix the problem.
I'd suggest leaving the 2.x version in the future version of the ROM and making the 3.0 market an addon if people want to experiment with it after google hammers out the bugs.
(Alternatively, people have had luck making a temporary /cache partition inside an ext4 img file, but that seems complicated and hacky to include in a ROM).
Thanks!
peng1can said:
I had just finished doing about what you are recommending when you posted.
For reference for anyone else - Once I started searching beyond just the fascinate forums, I've found that 3.0.27 causes problems for a lot of people on other platforms (mostly apps over 30MB will fail, but others at random as well), and there doesn't seem to be a way to block the update from 3.0.26. You have to roll back to the 2.x version (which I did), and that seems to fix the problem.
I'd suggest leaving the 2.x version in the future version of the ROM and making the 3.0 market an addon if people want to experiment with it after google hammers out the bugs.
(Alternatively, people have had luck making a temporary /cache partition inside an ext4 img file, but that seems complicated and hacky to include in a ROM).
Thanks!
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Actually, this might be fixed soon, since a voodoo kernel is in the making and it uses Ext4 partitions. Can't give you an ETA (and it's not my kernel), but check the couple last posts in the main ROM thread for details.
Hi, I was looking forward to install Aura ROM on my Atrix 4G. First of all, I was wondering if I can ask a few questions about how the phone will perform with the upgrade.
a). Mi first question is. ¿Will Aura ROM + 1.3Ghz faux Kernel improve my battery life?. Because my battery is lasting just 12 hs-14hs with only 1 hr of wifi / chatting / media / 3G usage. Will the overclock reduce my battery life? or does Aura come optimized to perform better than the stock phone?. If I set a kernel that uses stock speeds I would get a better battery life?.
b). Is the WebTop hack compatible with Aura ROM?.
c). Can I restore my previous configuration and apps by using titanium backup?.
d). Will my phone recognize ext4 formated sdcard?. And if not, is there a way to do it (I would like to have the possibility to carry files larger than 4GB)
e). Blurred edition comes with all the stock apps Am I right?.
Thanks !!
Regards.
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Hi, I was looking forward to install Aura ROM on my Atrix 4G. First of all, I was wondering if I can ask a few questions about how the phone will perform with the upgrade.
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>a). Mi first question is. ¿Will Aura ROM + 1.3Ghz faux Kernel improve my >battery life?. Because my battery is lasting just 12 hs-14hs with only 1 hr of >wifi / chatting / media / 3G usage. Will the overclock reduce my battery life? >or does Aura come optimized to perform better than the stock phone?. If I >set a kernel that uses stock speeds I would get a better battery life?.
I am running the latest faux 1.3 kernel and have not noticed much difference in battery life. Try it and see what you get. Very easy to flash kernel back if you need to. However be aware that changing the rom to Aura (or any other rom) most likely will affect your battery life- You will need to optimize it for your new rom. Do a search for the procedure.
>b). Is the WebTop hack compatible with Aura ROM?.
What do you mean by Webtop Hack? Standard Webtop, Full Debian Mod, Webtop2sd? If Aura does not come with the Webtop, you can flash it with the Fruitcake Addon. And I believe Aura works with all of the other 2 Webtop "Hacks" I am about to flash Aura because I am running Darkside 4.2 and I cannot get Webtop2sd running with it.
>c). Can I restore my previous configuration and apps by using titanium >backup?.
It should. However this is where you need to spend some time and research if you want to make sure you do it right so that you do not lose all of your stuff. Store to your external Sdcard and you can copy it off to your PC
>d). Will my phone recognize ext4 formated sdcard?. And if not, is there a >way to do it (I would like to have the possibility to carry files larger than >4GB)
I know that the the latest Faux Kernels enable Ext4, but I do not believe android can make use of it yet. I think it is still Ext3. Not too sure about this though. You might need to do a little more research on this.
>e). Blurred edition comes with all the stock apps Am I right?.
Yes it should come with all of the standard Motoblur apps. And if you do change your Rom to Aura, Kernel to Faux, etc get ready to have a few sleepless nights flashing it many times to get it just right. Of course that is the fun of doing it, right?
Hi,
Thanks for the complete reply. Im on vacations now so having sleepless nights trying to flash my phone isn't an issue. .
About ext4 format, if its not compatible with Android, but Android supports ext3 (as you said in your reply), its fine, because ext3 supports files bigger than 4GB (4TB is the maximum size).
Again, thanks for your help, very useful.