Hello,
I've had a couple of problems:
1. Low memory on 32B makes it really hard to use with multiple apps, apps struggle to keep resident in memory. There is no 10 MB RAM hack for CM 6.0 or 5.0 AFAIK. Option for keeping the Home Screen resident in RAM helps, but still it will reload slowly occasionally when the device is under memory pressure.
2. Reception is flaky, the signal bar goes to 0 (usually after I bring it from standby), and call audio is being interrupted in this case. This problem is already mentioned here http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/4179-reception-problems-with-cm6-rc1/ and upgrading the radio to the latest available for 32B doesn't help according to this guy.
I'll be trying CM 4.2.15.1 now and see if that improves the situation in any way.
The jury is still out for me. I was very happy with CM 5.08...performance was smooth and I rarely had force closes.
Since upgrading to CM6, performance is about the same or perhaps a bit worse...definitely not better. In addition, I'm getting lots of force closes...primarily with the new 3D gallery, but also some with Voice Search and even occasionally the HTC keyboard.
I have dither, JIT and compcache all turned off. I've tried different heap settings. I've also experimented with different memory settings using Minfreemanager. I can't seem to shake the force closes.
I've purchased a class 6 sd card and will try swapping next. If that doesn't help, I'll probably go back to 5.08.
Overall, I think the CM 6 build is solid and beautiful. Unfortunately, I think Froyo is a bit beyond the hardware capabilities of the MT3G 32B. I've read of some users who are very happy with it, but that's not been my experience thus far.
My experience is that 5.0.8 runs better on the 32b mytouch also. CM6 gave me the same issues, all related to not enough memory. I couldnt get get swype to install at all due to not enough memory.
I also do not find CM6.0 to run very well on my 32B. I've tried all the permutations of JIT, swap, setCPU, dither, etc... It keeps force closing a lot, the keyboard is flaky and unresponsive, and it just isn't as smooth as most other ROMs I tried.
It's too bad but I'm switching to another ROM altogether.
Just to update, I decided to purchase a class 6 sd card and try a swap file. I wiped, reinstalled CM6, then used swapper 2 to setup a 32mb swap file. So far, performance matches that of CM5.08. I've not had a single force close and performance is normal...or atleast as normal as is possible with the 32B.
I still believe Froyo is pushing the limits of the MT3G 32b, but so far so good with swap.
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every hero i have tried is slow.. or gets painfully slow after a day of use..
anyone found any hero that works and is fast?
and im on a class 6 card.
im with you on that one.
i actually want to know if its something i am doing wrong.
i mean im installing the HERO ROMS and partitioning the SD cards as directed but 3 HERO ROMS i ahve tried have been so slow that they dont even respond to my finger touches to move over even if i try really slow and hard not a quick flick.
i installed the Evil Hero Rom 1.3x last night and this mornign after i took it off the charger at 10am by 1pm i was down to 23% batter life WTF and NO blue tooth, NO wifi and NO GPS at all and i wasnt even usign the phone it was just sitting on my desk while i took care of work.
i removed that ROM and installed the JACHeroSki-v1.4-sapphire that just came out today and its just as slow so i removed that one and tried
Qteknology Hero (WWE Dump) for G2 Magic-Voda 32B CC v1.3b and same thing just as slow.
all 3 HERO roms i have tried are so slow on my Mytouch that they just get HTC splash screen reboots and do not respond to my finger touches for anything.
so at this time i really do not think its teh ROMS per say but something I am doing wrong because i havent seen anyone else complaining like me, a few people saying quirks and some saying they lag a BIT but not as slow as i experience.
are you guys on 32A?? I just installed the MyHero rom and its the fastest one ive tried so far. time stamp issue still prevalent though
im on 32B and i have always made sure i do a complete wipe using the recovery image first before flashing the new roms
i mean i dont even know much regarding COMPCACHE and SWAP ROMS
some say COMPCACHE and some say SWAP
both ROMS alwyas have details included that state you MUST have 3 partitions setup fat32/ext2,3/Linux-swap
i have made sure in the recovery image that i format the SD card to 3 partition first and then once that is done i copy the HERO rom i want and renameit to update.zip and then i perform a WIPE DATA and then APPLY UPDATE.ZIP
and i have tried ROMS with COMPCACHE (the Evil Hero ROM) and then i also tried the one with SWAP
which ones should i be using? what is the difference between compcache and swap anyways?
NO! Do they even exist for the 32B Magic?
I've tried the original Fatal1ty Hero rom, the Qteknology and the evil one (both this week). For me, they are not responsive enough to use on a day to day basis. If I have to wait more than 5 seconds for my phone to do something it quickly gets annoying, I always end up going back to CyanogenMod ...
ya im on 32B.. and had no problem with installs .. just dog slow.
and i have 32MB of swap on a class 6 card.
st0kes said:
NO! Do they even exist for the 32B Magic?
I've tried the original Fatal1ty Hero rom, the Qteknology and the evil one (both this week). For me, they are not responsive enough to use on a day to day basis. If I have to wait more than 5 seconds for my phone to do something it quickly gets annoying, I always end up going back to CyanogenMod ...
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i also go back to cyanogen
only thing i can suggest to possibly speed some things up on a class 6 sd card is to swich your swap size to 40mb... that seems to be the sweet spot for me, although its still unusable... i'm currently testing hero roms without apps2sd (or trying to at least)... from my experience any ROM runs faster on the mytouch with apps2sd disabled...
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Actuaully an update i am using this Hero ROm
(V1.3b) Qteknology HTC HERO PORT from WWE [1.76.405.6] 32b
in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=540745
and it was slow at first but after everything cached it seems to be doing fine.
its not too terribly slow and i also increased the Processor speed to Max 527 to help as well and i noticed a difference.
i can actually use it now and i dont really get many HTC Black screens except when i attempt to edit the weather widget.
Only draw back is the blue tooth doesnt pair with my cars bluetooth hands free system in my BMW
"Only draw back is the blue tooth doesnt pair with my cars bluetooth hands free system in my BMW"
I'm jealous. Wish I had a Beamer.
I too am running Qtek's ROM and it's incredibly fast for me. It seems that each Hero ROM has a slightly different reaction to each phone. My Mom's Mytouch could not run the Hero ROM from QTek cuz the screen went pixelized. I however, had no problems. Strange.
I've been running Fatal1ty's Hero rom and is fast enough for daily useage
setup:
bypassed his swap setting (always deny upon flash) and ran the new swapper app
I do have a swap partition to work with the new version swapper app
delete stock, mail, peep, footprints (and a few more I can't remember)
did the priority mods found here
I'm still trying to figure out why wifi-tether won't start up on Evil's Hero rom.
Both my myTouch'es have had no luck with Qtek (pixelation).
And ported version of Drizzy's still gets pixelated.
Hello xda community. I just rooted my phone to the cyanogen mod. I was reading this forum about people loving how fast the cyanogen mod was. I was hoping it would make my vanilla MyTouch3G 32b faster. But the results disappointed me. It seems the phone is at the same speed as before but it is more unstable.
So I have this question:
For those of you that have successfully installed cyanogen, can you please tell us what you did to make your phone "faster"?
Cyanogen version?
Size/class SD Card?
Spare Parts options?
Partition Sizes?
Recovery Image?
Anything else you have done.
I'd like to compile a list that will help everyone determine what is the best/fastest way to optimize your phone.
and please ONLY cyanogen users! I dont want this thread turning into a debate about what is the fastest ROM is.
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Here are my specs/problems
I followed step by step installation instructions from the official cyanogen wiki
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php/Full_Update_Guide_-_MT3G/Magic_Firmware_to_CyanogenMod
I had to downgrade from 1.6 Donut to 1.5 Cupcake and then install the cyanogen
Here are my specs
MyTouch 32B
SAPPHIRE PVT 32B SHIP S-ON G
HBOOT-1.33.0006 (SAPP30000)
CPLD-10
RADIO-2.22.19.26I
May 27 2009,19:06:41
CyanogenMod-4.2.12.2
Micro SD card 8GB Class 2
Here are my issues:
Random Freezing and auto rebooting
-I tried using google maps to navigate to a bar and the thing shut down leaving me directionless! gahh! I know the official MyTouch ROM would not do this to me.
Alarm clock would not STFU
-I set an alarm lastnight and when it went off this morning, it would not turn off. I tried everything, turning off/on the alarm, snoozing it, and putting the phone on silent. I eventually had to hold the red button to turn the phone off. I didn't go back to sleep atleast. lol.
I have messed around with the spare parts like
Compatibility Mode
Compcache enabled
Home app in memory
I just cant find a way to get the same results as you people, so lets contribute and make this thread awesome!!!!
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*Face Palm*
thanks ill try it. but like i said before keep this as a Cyanogen thread!!
Theres another thread on here to add your 2 cents about the fastest ROM for the Mytouch. Or you can PM me if you really feel the need to tell me another ROM is faster than Cyanogen.
This thread should be a compilation of Cyanogen users!
I've been asking the same question myself for a while now. I've been having speed issues with my MT3G even after installing latest CM rom, setting up a swap partition, turning on compcache, turning on/off home app in memory and the 10mb memory hack. I simply cannot get the same speed reports as other users. The linux swap partition sort of helped but I started to have the same slowdowns after a few days of use. Rebooting helped for an hour or so.
I have only had random reboots twice and I havent had the alarm clock issue at all.
Its strange because at first I thought it was all the random apps that kept loading by themselves and kept running in the background. I use Advanced Task Manager to kill them but after several minutes of switching back and forth between 2-3 apps, the same issue pops up again and I have to rekill all those apps. (I wish I could figure out a way to set up auto-kill but the options cant be changed). Then again, sometimes I have a TON of apps running (like 10-15) and the phone runs fine for a while, and then at other times the homescreen is slow as ****, opening apps takes like 3-5 seconds to load, browser scrolling lags badly, home screen scrolling wont respond for 5 seconds or so. Its incredibly annoying because my friend's MT3G running the stock android from tmobile runs even faster than mine running latest CM rom.
So... hopefully this thread provides some sort of remedy for the issue.
I also have cyanogen mod on my magic,
at first it is very fast, however after installed some games and apps the phone seems to speed down a lot, I even have advanced task killers to turn off apps I don't need.
Is there anyway to speed up my phone a bit?
What app do you guys use for overcloack?
And sometimes when I use camera the phone reboots itself.
Todays 4.2.13 has given mine a huge speed boost. 4.2.12.2 was the first time I had tried, I too was frustrated thinking it would be faster.
ELTE said:
*Face Palm*
thanks ill try it. but like i said before keep this as a Cyanogen thread!!
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Sorry .. I reread your post after I had replied and realised my mistake, but it was too late, you had already read it
I have gone through the same steps as the OP.
I'm at:
SAPPHIRE PVT 32B SHIP S-ON G
HBOOT-1.33.0006 (SAPP30000)
CPLD-10
RADIO-2.22.19.26I
I created another thread before reading this one asking questions around SPL/Radio etc. I'm not sure but would running another SPL or Radio help ppl like us?
I've tried several, cyanogen mod roms (altough not .13). I have tried Hero Roms, almost unrunable.
Currently on Super D. Thats the fastest I've seen this thing run, but still very sluggish.
Thinking about going back to stock at this point. But I do remember this thing ran fast at one time with roms and I want to get back to that.
timbouk said:
Todays 4.2.13 has given mine a huge speed boost. 4.2.12.2 was the first time I had tried, I too was frustrated thinking it would be faster.
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Anyone else had this luck with .13? I've since gone back to the stock ROM after trying CM's latest (not .13 yet)...
.13 made it even worse for me. After updating Contacts.apk, I could not make phone calls (it would hang trying to connect the call and then hang up) and then when pressing the call button on a contact, the app crashed (force close process.android.acore). When connected to a PC via USB, it would not charge, wont recognize the phone and would not show up the "mount USB" option in the notification menu. Rolled back to 4.2.11.1 since then.
I'm upgrading to 4.2.13 and I have experienced some similar issues in 4.2.12.2, I think that is my sdcard class 2, I will buy a class 6 next week and will comment here the results.
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Phone : HTC MyTouchc 32B
ROM : Cyanogen 4.2.13
Radio : 2.22.19.16I
SD : 4B Class 2
I solved my sluggishness last night and am working on a guide as we speak on how I did It. I will post a link to it on this thread when it's completed. Eta. 2-3 hours.
Heres the guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=618092
See my sig.
I have just used myBackUp pro to back up everything. Mounted my phone. Moved it all to HD of PC.
Then i go into Amon Ra Recovery. I do all the wipes except for the battery wipe. and if i have the time first before i wipe, I also repartion my SD Card and repair the partition once I create them for good measure. Then i do the flash the 1.6 Rom and then the Cyanogen ROM and then whatever else. Reboot and all is good with the world. If i reparitioned, i copy everything back on my card which should included the resources at this point. Then i do a restore from my backupPro and we are cooking with fire.
I think we are all saying the same thing. Just a flash should work or just using the updater should work. But if it doesnt, you should be prepared to go to recovery and wipe.
Hey guys, I fixed all of my issues (for now at least). From this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=5374606#post5374606
Bingo, I found the problem. Apparently I was using an older version of the 1.6 base rom. I used the defanged base rom and the error stopped. I can now download apps fine too.
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.ph...er_rooted_ROMs
No problems with contacts app, long-touch or the call button causing force close issues. I can make calls fine as well. During application backups using MyBackup Pro (excellent app), the installs were going fast as ****, which never happened to me before. It would really slow down the phone.
Restored Data, rebooted (which is actually quite fast now) and although the home screen took a little longer to load my icons/widgets, everything is running smooth. Even the power manager widget reacts super fast when I press on the buttons. Brightness changing is instantaneous. Home screen responds quickly, no lags in touch responsiveness... and I don't even have swap OR compcache enabled OR the 10MB memhack.
FINALLY.
So it looks like the base rom was the issue, at least for me.
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This is a thread that could become irrelevant at any time with the release of a new firmware, but..
In people's experience, which if these firmwares is faster, more stable, and less laggy?
I have a Galaxy that I upgraded to JM2, but I'm not playing around with it much as it's a present for somebody - I just wanted to have it up to date when I give it to them.
So I haven't seen the difference in daily usage. Any thoughts?
On just playing around on the home scree, adding and removing widgets, they both seem pretty fast.
Thanks guys
I've not really benchmarked the different roms to be honest, but I have JM2 and have noticed that the phone lags a little when opening, closing and working within various apps.
3Banana notes is quick for me, whereas Seesmic lags when I hit 'compose' for a new tweet. The default media player is pretty snappy opening, as is the market, but other apps are slow...
Not sure whether it's a phone thing, a rom thing or an app thing.
i flashed from JF3 stock to JM2 and notice its a little quicker in day to day activitys but i still get the app lag when opening certain apps like mentioned above.
I think no firmware so far in entirely lag-free! You DO need the sdcard fix!
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I think no firmware so far in entirely lag-free! You DO need the sdcard fix!
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I don't apply any of the firmware updates, but just SD card fix. Rarely notice big lagging now.
For me, JM2 gives me the best performance. I'll give it a day or 2 to see if I even need the sd card fix.
I ran the Quadrant Standard bench on JM1 and JM2. While the JM1 got a 940 result the JM2 gets only 880 points, and it sims a little slower than the JM1. Even the accelerometer turns the image after a longer period. Both have a very good memory management, sometimes I get 270 MB free out of 326MB, and it stays in the range without the need of a reset after a long period of use.
I have heard the card fix really works...but the process seems very complicated to me. Perhaps I'm just a numbskull, but I dont understand how to do it...
...I dont want to do stuff that will brick the phone, unless I really know what I'm doing?
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I ran the Quadrant Standard bench on JM1 and JM2. While the JM1 got a 940 result the JM2 gets only 880 points, and it sims a little slower than the JM1. Even the accelerometer turns the image after a longer period. Both have a very good memory management, sometimes I get 270 MB free out of 326MB, and it stays in the range without the need of a reset after a long period of use.
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I think you have the memory bit wrong - it's showing 270MB USED out of 326MB (at least for me... I've never seen it dip below the 200s.
I just upgraded from XWJG5 to XWJM2. Good thing I ran Titanium Backup first! I didn't realize the flash would wipe all of my data. So far so good.
If you use a kill application the best I have seen so far is around 93MB free as Task Manager restarts by default.
The built in kill application on JM2 only kills battery hog applications which are running not the run of the mill applications running in the background.
Yes, I did notice the native Task Manager.
I have noticed with this firmware that the MarketEnabler is not working. I can't download some of my paid apps.
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Yes, I did notice the native Task Manager.
I have noticed with this firmware that the MarketEnabler is not working. I can't download some of my paid apps.
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Use Eris Market fix from the market
Sent using Samsung Galaxy S
I wish it were so easy. I have never had success with Eris. I have had success with MarketEnabler, but the latest version may need an update to work with the latest firmware. Very frustrating though. Fortunately for me before I did the firmware upgrade I used Titanium Backup. Had I not I would have no Slingplayer or other paid apps on the SGS right now.
Back to Eris, I installed it last night well before midnight, cleared the cache, did the reboot and waited until this morning it being a new day, and still no luck.
Hi All,
So I updated from JG5 to XM1 then XM2. Moving from JG5 to XM1 was very laggy and seemed that XM1 might have been on the Alpha release level, it was good but too buggy.
I then upgraded to XM2 from XM1 and found significant improvements. Then I started to notice things that would normally work would not. The GPS didn't work, the market didn't work, titanium back up, kept getting interrupted during restore even when using after a clean reboot. Browsing through the phone was generally slower and menus would take a while to load.
XM2 seems great on first boot, but after you start loading some of your apps in and customize it to work the way you want it to, then you have problems.
I went back to JG5 as it is far more stable and reliable. I might wait till Froyo before I flash again, i've probably done 12 different flashes in the past 2 weeks.
Let me know if anyone has had better luck with XM2.
on my part.. i can say that JG5 is still the fastest and operates more stable than JM2 at stock settings no rooting done.
installed samset 1.6 and seemed to get abit slower in opening applications..
..will go back to JG5 for now.. hehehe
|| disclaimer: other users may experience differently. ^_^ ||
Im wondering why the phone is reporting more than 256MB usable since the current kernel version only allows upto 256MB
I found JG5 more stable whereas I have encountered few issues with JM2, market behaves strangly installed apps not showing status installed. More bugs in JM2, more lagging and apps taking longer to load like sky news i think I will go back to JG5.
JG5 is an official firmware? I mean App market will work without Eris Fix ?
Thanks !
Is JG5 an official firmware on which App Market is working without Eris fix ?
Thanks !
Hey, everyone, just want to say that thanks to this site, and all the hard-working devs, I've learned alot about my phone, how to root, how to flash ROM's, what to flash, etc.
But I've hit one VERY annoying snag...
Every single ROM i have flashed (save for the stock Fender ROM) has been EXTREMELY slow. For example:
First ROM i ever flashed, was CM 5.0.8-DS...worked GREAT...for a few days, then it started lagging horribly. My setup has always been as follows: SetCPU @ 576MHz max, 245MHz min, "on demand" setting, Compcache enabled, NO swap (although i DO have a SWAP partition), graphics setting are quite low (no window animations, no "fancy" input animations, etc.), and i have 12 widgets spread across 3 home screens.
ATM, i have CM 6-RC1 with the exact same setup, but its STILL acting horribly slow, "acore" has been crashing, ADW has been crashing, (seperately, i might add, i thought CM replace acore with ADW?), there is menu lag, typing with stock android keyboard is slow, stuff like that.
Has anyone experienced such atrocities (lol)?
Info:
HBOOT-1.33.0013
CPLD-13
Radio-2.22.23.02
MoBo- 32A (U.S. Black MyTouch with 3.5mm jack)
Thanks.
EDIT: Crap! I posted in the wrong forum, didn't i D:? Sorry everyone!
I noticed the same thing. I did find a little bit of in the cm wiki about swap/compcache/etc, and found that compcache was slowing things down over time. I run without it, and tbe problem sent away. I can't post the link right now...
Yeah, i just read that page, but now I'm running the MyTouch Slide ROM (CR_Slide) and after awhile, the same thing happens, it slows down tremendously, to where the screen just goes black (but the bottom keys are still lit up) and i have to pull the battery out, but it turns back on fine.
Moving to General.
jdyates said:
Hey, everyone, just want to say that thanks to this site, and all the hard-working devs, I've learned alot about my phone, how to root, how to flash ROM's, what to flash, etc.
But I've hit one VERY annoying snag...
Every single ROM i have flashed (save for the stock Fender ROM) has been EXTREMELY slow. For example:
First ROM i ever flashed, was CM 5.0.8-DS...worked GREAT...for a few days, then it started lagging horribly. My setup has always been as follows: SetCPU @ 576MHz max, 245MHz min, "on demand" setting, Compcache enabled, NO swap (although i DO have a SWAP partition), graphics setting are quite low (no window animations, no "fancy" input animations, etc.), and i have 12 widgets spread across 3 home screens.
ATM, i have CM 6-RC1 with the exact same setup, but its STILL acting horribly slow, "acore" has been crashing, ADW has been crashing, (seperately, i might add, i thought CM replace acore with ADW?), there is menu lag, typing with stock android keyboard is slow, stuff like that.
Has anyone experienced such atrocities (lol)?
Info:
HBOOT-1.33.0013
CPLD-13
Radio-2.22.23.02
MoBo- 32A (U.S. Black MyTouch with 3.5mm jack)
Thanks.
EDIT: Crap! I posted in the wrong forum, didn't i D:? Sorry everyone!
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If you want to run CM5 or CM6 do NOT use swap. Not sure about not running Compcache. I don't run either and I've had my phone running for up to 4 days without a hiccup before. Everything is installed to internal memory and I still have about 130mb free with about 100 apps installed. Seven screens all filled with over a dozen widgets. If anyone's phone should be running like crap, it would be mine. You're definitely doing something wrong.
I've got the myTouch 1.2 and have been running Cyanogen 5.0.8-DS for a few days now with no problems. Did you do a system wipe when you installed the ROM?
Sorry, guys, havn't checked this thread in awhile.
@Binary100100: Thanks for the move , and at the moment I'm running CM6-RC2-08092010-NIGHTLY, W/O ComCache or SWAP, WITH a 512mb ext3, and i hit the same problem. It ran great for half a day, then went to complete sh*t. Have any idea what i could be "doing wrong"?
@DonJuan692006: Yes, i ALWAYS full wipe
EDIT: 8/10 12:20am:
OK, think i found my problem: Did a clean install of CM 5.0.8, and realized that when i added the SetCPU widget to my 3rd home screen, the phone slowed down, so i removed the widget (not the app, just the widget) and my damn phone is running SO much better! It's been running great for hours now with very snappy app drawer opening, apps open fast, and my home screens don't freeze! Gonna test this theory for the next few days, but i seriously believe i found the solution!
I am using CMYLXGO's NAND stock Desire HD build. Its great. However, I am having so many lag issues. I seem to be one of the few that is experiencing this with the build so i turn to some of you to see if you have had similar issues with your phones.
Problems:
1. when auto populating apps (like using installer, uninstaller, managing applications in the system tab) the phone will take forever to pull up all the apps , the screen will cut off (because the screen times out) and when I hit the home button or any button to cut the phone back on it stays black.
2. every action makes the cpu run high. adding a widget to the home screen (apps populating issue again), changing screens really fast and other assorted minor processed.
I have stopped auto sync
I do not use auto rotate any more
I do not have any rogue processes for the most part
I don't understand why I seem to have these lag issues. Everyone else talks about how fast and fluid the build is. I am under the impression that with the build NOT being run from the memory card NAND would add to speed. This is not happening for me. If anyone has any idea why this is happening. I am convinced it is something on my end but I don't know where to start. I am open to suggestions.
I have 2.15 radio, 16 gig class 2 memory card.
Hmmm, not sure but have you tried another ROM similar to see if it does the same? You can also go into MAGLDR and wipe dalvik cache. I used this ROM and all was good for me. I have sense been using this one which is also working very well.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=976384&page=1
every version of this build has been tried. That is the part that gets me. differnt kernels don't help either. i have even used SetCPU and overcloced to try and get through some of the lag. it works, but it is only when I play games not when I need to perform uninstall or widget selection for the home pages. I use SeePU which is ususally shows my cpu strain in the bright orange (for high use). most of my processes/actions raise the cpu use to high levels. I never really operate in a green (or low) usage level no matter what the action is. I would really like to capitalize on the speed NAND is supposed to offer.
Personally I would try something else (a totally different ROM) and see if you are still getting the same results, maybe even revert back to a windows mobile rom just to see if you are still getting the hang up. Last option would be to restore your phone to stock and start over, reinstall HSPL 2.08 new radio, etc...etc...
do you use an app killer?
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do you use an app killer?
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yeah. but i did not at first. however, it is needed to stop some of the rogue processes. android.process.acore comes to mind.
I personally think this is one of the most stable builds around. I would rarely experience any lag, and if I did it would only last for seconds.
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I personally think this is one of the most stable builds around. I would rarely experience any lag, and if I did it would only last for seconds.
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Believe me, I know. Everything is working in his build. GPS, MMS, easy to install - the works. This is why i really want this to work properly so I can use it, without the hiccups, as my daily build. It has to be something with my phone but I can't figure out what it is yet....
On Cmylxgo's build, the first time I loaded it, I had the laggy and unresponsiveness you described for the same reasons. What I found is that rebooting the system to off/on a couple of times when I first loaded the build, addressed the first initial lag and unresponsiveness. After doing a couple of reboots, I found the build as smooth as everyone says it is. I am now trying the GL Core v11 kernel and it gives an extra 300 pts to the Quadrant Score and seems to be a bit quicker than the Rafpigna 1.8 kernel that comes with the build. Also, standby battery drain seems to be a bit better with the hourly peaks at half what I see with Rafpigna. If rebooting a couple of times doesn't do it for you, I know trying another build which may not have all the bells and whistles as Cmylxgo, but it is worth a try to see if it makes a difference. For me at least Cmylxgo's stock Desire (HD)2 build is much faster and smoother than any of the MDJ SD builds I was using.