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My first android phone, finally rooted, installed MoDaCo's rom...now what?
get the clear theme lol
am trying to put it on mine its not working tho
Fadakar said:
My first android phone, finally rooted, installed MoDaCo's rom...now what?
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Enjoy your phone? play around with it, check out themes...use it with a laptop to get internet on the bus...call/text someone?
Fadakar said:
My first android phone, finally rooted, installed MoDaCo's rom...now what?
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You also need to wait. Before you know it we are going to have roms flowing out our ears. I am working as hard as I can to learn how to make kickass roms so hopefully I can release something good soon
Actually, after doing all the above, I was kinda looking for other things to do I am loving the tethering though. Thought there would be a place for apps that are not in the market.
im having the same problem. i dont know what to do with my phone while waiting for everyne makes awesome custom roms. im just waiting to figure out how to get it fully optimized with everything thats already ready for it
ix3u said:
im having the same problem. i dont know what to do with my phone while waiting for everyne makes awesome custom roms. im just waiting to figure out how to get it fully optimized with everything thats already ready for it
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Get a development environment setup and write some apps! Download the GSM Kernel and learn how to compile and tune it (use Teknologic's changelog as a guide perhaps) and prepare for the eventual release of the CDMA Kernel (or even the 2.0 Kernel...what? I can dream!)! It's fun to prepare for such things and test!
Thanks Much!
chuckhriczko said:
You also need to wait. Before you know it we are going to have roms flowing out our ears. I am working as hard as I can to learn how to make kickass roms so hopefully I can release something good soon
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Chuckhriczko, please keep up your 'good' work!
I used your instructions for rooting my hero, a little confusing but helped me to better understand linux procedures.
jjjjayd13,
Lets try to get Google maps with nav on the hero. They got it working in the Dream forum with some directions. Let me get my backup ready......
Where can i find more themes? I did the clear one and its ok, but not much to it. Also what is so special about modaco rom other than u can save apps to sd
go try out droid explorer and desktop sms...you can get desktop sms stand alone, or it comes as part of droid explorer...both took about 5 seconds to get working and work perfectly.
This is the thread I started about it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=583157
chuckhriczko said:
You also need to wait. Before you know it we are going to have roms flowing out our ears. I am working as hard as I can to learn how to make kickass roms so hopefully I can release something good soon
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i have also rooted my phone and added the cyanogen mod 6 to it and i dont have the market anymore and i cannot flash my clockwork mod also i do not know how to add any roms can anyone please help (htc evo 2.2)
slayter202 said:
i have also rooted my phone and added the cyanogen mod 6 to it and i dont have the market anymore and i cannot flash my clockwork mod also i do not know how to add any roms can anyone please help (htc evo 2.2)
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if you don't have the market, you probably forgot to/need to re-flash the google apps zip.
aside from that...you should be hanging out here -> Evo Forum
Start by looking at the [noob guide] and these FAQs.
Any other problems/questions search around in the Evo Q&A or General sub-topics and you should find what you need
Fadakar said:
My first android phone, finally rooted, installed MoDaCo's rom...now what?
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What now? you should ..idk same with me. Maybe just hope for android to come out with a youtube app that works. (it can't be easy to make one tho)
I have the BlueAnt S4 and it cannot voice dial, says it needs Andriod 2.2 . Looks like the Hero will not get that from Sprint/Google, so will a rooted phone with 2.2 be able to make blutooth voice dial ? Thanks, Ted O.
Yeah a rooted 2.2 should work just fine with ur headset. I don't see why your headset isn't working fine now to be honest.
sent from my hero aosp2.2 cause aospcm7 2.3 was not as fast or stable for me.
noskoviak said:
Yeah a rooted 2.2 should work just fine with ur headset. I don't see why your headset isn't working fine now to be honest.
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BlueAnt states that, for the S4, andriod 2.2 is required to do voice dialing.
Hey all,
I was looking through the Hero GSM forums and I saw this from the G1 forums:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=637419
Apparently it JIT enables you Dalvik VM, if I understand them correctly. I'm on Darchstar's AOSP 2.1 so I tried it. My results are below:
MFlops (tested using Linpack from the Market):
Before - 2.19
After - 3.48
Seems interesting I suppose.
if you check the Darchstar 2.1 thread you will see that most of us are running JIT now. I experienced a huge amount of increased performance, (tested with CaffeineMark from market)
I recommend this to anyone.
I tried this on Flipz 2.1, and basically it made my phone lock up when sliding down the unlock screen at boot.
I had every command execute successfully except I couldn't "unmount /system"
Any ideas as to what I might have done wrong?
Also, can this be done for ANY rom, or just the 2.1 roms?
Has anyone got this going on a 2.0 ROM? I'm still running darchstar's 2.0.1 ROM but wouldn't mind enabling JIT if it's doable.
I hadn't seen the instructions on the first post, these are the ones I followed and couldn't get to work...but others did, and I DO know that most on darchstar's rom have it up and running. I tried on flipz 2.1 and had issues, but it could have been just me I DID do one line at a time, and also had to do an ADB remount in there too.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5703076&postcount=193
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I hadn't seen the instructions on the first post, these are the ones I followed and couldn't get to work...but others did, and I DO know that most on darchstar's rom have it up and running. I tried on flipz 2.1 and had issues, but it could have been just me I DID do one line at a time, and also had to do an ADB remount in there too.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5703076&postcount=193
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I followed these instructions and it worked great on AOSP 2.1. I haven't tried it on flipz 2.1 though. Basically, all that is needed is the libdvm.so file and a line added to the build.prop file.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5716781&postcount=1480
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I followed these instructions and it worked great on AOSP 2.1. I haven't tried it on flipz 2.1 though. Basically, all that is needed is the libdvm.so file and a line added to the build.prop file.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5716781&postcount=1480
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What ROM was this for? Darchstar's or Flipz?
I DID see that it at least requires a hacked 1.6 ROM or any of the 2.1 ROMs
sleejay said:
if you check the Darchstar 2.1 thread you will see that most of us are running JIT now. I experienced a huge amount of increased performance, (tested with CaffeineMark from market)
I recommend this to anyone.
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My bad. I didn't realize that. I stopped following the thread. Its dangerous in there
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What ROM was this for? Darchstar's or Flipz?
I DID see that it at least requires a hacked 1.6 ROM or any of the 2.1 ROMs
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It was in Darchstar's AOSP 2.1 thread and works fine on that ROM. I saw you were trying to enable it on flipz 2.1 without any luck so I thought I'd share the instructions I used for the AOSP 2.1 ROM. I'm curious to know if it works for flipz 2.1 ROM though.
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It was in Darchstar's AOSP 2.1 thread and works fine on that ROM. I saw you were trying to enable it on flipz 2.1 without any luck so I thought I'd share the instructions I used for the AOSP 2.1 ROM. I'm curious to know if it works for flipz 2.1 ROM though.
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I'll give it a shot tonight when I get home from work. Those instructions that I followed unsuccessfully were assuming you were using FASTTEST, which is where the discovery was first found. Obviously, neither Darchstar or Flipz rom are using that, so I guess I was doomed for failure
I'll report back when I know!
kmartburrito said:
I tried this on Flipz 2.1, and basically it made my phone lock up when sliding down the unlock screen at boot.
I had every command execute successfully except I couldn't "unmount /system"
Any ideas as to what I might have done wrong?
Also, can this be done for ANY rom, or just the 2.1 roms?
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It's "umount /system" and that wouldn't cause the installation to fail. I tried this as well and had the same issue. I'm assuming that this will not work in Flipz 2.1.
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It's "umount /system" and that wouldn't cause the installation to fail. I tried this as well and had the same issue. I'm assuming that this will not work in Flipz 2.1.
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Ah, you are correct! I must have read that wrong. Thanks for pointing that out. Also, I didn't think it would cause it to fail, so I'm glad you got the same result. Did you follow the FASTTEST instructions, or the ones mentioned in post 1480 mentioned earlier? I haven't looked closely at those, so I don't know if they differ at all.
Do we think it's because the flipz from is based (portions at least) on 2.0.1 rather than 2.1?
I may be totally wrong on that last part, but was thinking that for some reason.
Ran 15 tests through linpack before installing JIT, average came out to 2.389, installed JIT ran 15 more tests average went up to 3.620, now thats a boost if I've seen one yet.
kmartburrito said:
I'll give it a shot tonight when I get home from work. Those instructions that I followed unsuccessfully were assuming you were using FASTTEST, which is where the discovery was first found. Obviously, neither Darchstar or Flipz rom are using that, so I guess I was doomed for failure
I'll report back when I know!
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FWIW. Those are the instructions I used on darchstar 2.1 and it worked perfectly.
Hi all.
I noticed that the Eris 2.1 is running kernel 2.6.29-5. Can someone confirm this? I have not installed it yet and probably wont have a free second to do so until Saturday.
Also if that is the kernel version then would the Tattoo exploit work?
(p.s. It really stinks that the root status thread got closed and Acid jumped ship and I really hope everyone has not given up)
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Hi all.
I noticed that the Eris 2.1 is running kernel 2.6.29-5. Can someone confirm this? I have not installed it yet and probably wont have a free second to do so until Saturday.
Also if that is the kernel version then would the Tattoo exploit work?
(p.s. It really stinks that the root status thread got closed and Acid jumped ship and I really hope everyone has not given up)
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no it doesnt work already tried
jamezelle said:
no it doesnt work already tried
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That is the right kernel version though.
zifnab06 said:
That is the right kernel version though.
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Thanks zifnab06
Has anyone tried the exit_notify() CAP_KILL Verification Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability?
I'm sure HTC left a hole unpatched somewhere.. let's find it guys!
I installed leaked 2.1
Kernel Ver:
2.6.29-5cf233c2
How would one go about attempting this process? just curious I would like to take a shot at it if it is within any kind of reasonable/safe reach.
@Drew, we need a file to be set to 1 or 2 (Don't remember which one). It is set to 0. Sorry!
Hi guys,
Lately I have been developing a kitchen to help ordinary people learn how to build their own ROM on HTC-based Android devices. It allows you to do basic things such as rooting a shipped ROM, adding apps2sd, modifying the task killer memory threshold, etc.
Today I added some settings to make it work for the Droid Eris, but I am unable to test it, as I don't have an Eris.
Here is the link to the kitchen:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
Please try it out if you can, and let me know if it works
Before flashing any ROM from the kitchen, please make a Nandroid backup first of your existing ROM!
Thank you, and enjoy!
I will cook a rom with your kitchen and test it on my Eris. Thank you for your work.
Will update with results.
UPDATE!
kitchen mostly works, the roms build and they flash onto the phone. had a few problems with setting task management, then tried option 14 and 15 with a few errors as well, so i just skipped that and just did a very basic rom build. so the core of the kitchen works and you can build roms, the issues i am having could be with my setup or it could be that DSIXDA was unable to test it before releasing, but for an untested kitchen it is FANTASTIC!
if this works does this mean we can overclock our phones..?
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if this works does this mean we can overclock our phones..?
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what from the first two posts made you think this?
because i was reading that with this we can make a rom that doesnt belong on our phone and make it to where it can go on our phone. soo if we get a rom that can be over clocked will that work
Thank you!! Of course I am damned by the leak but I feel a root coming on and this will really come in handy...
ashertheplague said:
because i was reading that with this we can make a rom that doesnt belong on our phone and make it to where it can go on our phone. soo if we get a rom that can be over clocked will that work
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I don't believe you would be able to make a ROM that have the capabilities to OC. With all these current ROMS that have been made by competent cooks, yet none of them OC. But hey, you might be able to and prove me wrong. Which I do hope you can. But I have read from a few forums that OC is not that possible.
We don't have the source for 2.1 for our phone. When we do then OC'ing will be possible. That won't be released until hopefully with or shortly after official 2.1 OTA is released from Verizon.
Thanks!
Probably won't be cooking as much as fiddling with ROMs to suit my own ideals of them, but this seems like it might open the doors to a lot more people.
Just tried porting the DarchDroid ROM:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5663463
From the base of this:
eris21official-root.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/YP1BIUOF60
Everything was successful and I got a signed ROM, but it wouldn't boot. Just got stuck on splash. Tried doing logcat too but nothing showed up.
alexhendershott said:
Just tried porting the DarchDroid ROM:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5663463
From the base of this:
eris21official-root.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/YP1BIUOF60
Everything was successful and I got a signed ROM, but it wouldn't boot. Just got stuck on splash. Tried doing logcat too but nothing showed up.
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Please make sure you can flash an actual Eris ROM before you start work on porting roms from other devices. Let me know how that works out.
dsixda said:
Please make sure you can flash an actual Eris ROM before you start work on porting roms from other devices. Let me know how that works out.
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I actually tried one of your kitchens yesterday, i'm guessing it didn't have eris support then But this is the problem i had It wouldn't boot It was just stuck on the three android skateboard screen wouldn't even go thru the bootanimation. so I can back up his story on this.
t2noob said:
I actually tried one of your kitchens yesterday, i'm guessing it didn't have eris support then But this is the problem i had It wouldn't boot It was just stuck on the three android skateboard screen wouldn't even go thru the bootanimation. so I can back up his story on this.
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Yesterday there wasn't any Droid Eris support, that's why it wasn't working yesterday. I had to modify the kernel build command a bit for the Eris. Actually, now that I think about it, the code from yesterday should still work, as it correctly figured out the kernel's base address.
I'll dig into it a bit more...
quick quesion, what are the main differences between hero and eris roms?
Sent from my Eris using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
So where Can I get a stock eris rom since you advise against using nandroid backup???
fKngFtd said:
quick quesion, what are the main differences between hero and eris roms?
Sent from my Eris using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
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Basically the kernel's physical base address and the WiFi module. There are a few minor things as well. I did not port an Eris ROM myself when I had the Hero, but this is what people have told me.
CaptainJager said:
So where Can I get a stock eris rom since you advise against using nandroid backup???
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you can get the rom in the very first post of this section. im surprised you missed it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=649705
dsixda, when i tried to follow your setup guide for your kitchen, i noticed that you didnt have any links for x64 based linux setups. i tried to find the java bin and jre install files but linux is new to me and i dont think i grabbed the right ones. would you be able to point me to the right links for those on ubuntu 9.10 x64?
thanks!
Have you tried obtaining the Java package with the sudo command? Unfortunately I have not tried the 64 bit method, nor have I been asked about it before. If you find a way please let us know.
If you guys are still having problems with the cooked ROM not booting, then I'll ask some of the experienced Eris cooks around here for help.
ECLIPS3 said:
you can get the rom in the very first post of this section. im surprised you missed it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=649705
dsixda, when i tried to follow your setup guide for your kitchen, i noticed that you didnt have any links for x64 based linux setups. i tried to find the java bin and jre install files but linux is new to me and i dont think i grabbed the right ones. would you be able to point me to the right links for those on ubuntu 9.10 x64?
thanks!
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dsixda said:
Have you tried obtaining the Java package with the sudo command? Unfortunately I have not tried the 64 bit method, nor have I been asked about it before. If you find a way please let us know.
If you guys are still having problems with the cooked ROM not booting, then I'll ask some of the experienced Eris cooks around here for help.
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I will try cooking a new ROM right now. No porting or anything, just a cooked ROM from the original 2.1 root with some apps removed so I know it is different.
Updating in a few...
I'm working on a ROM right now using your kitchen. I just recently came across your kitchen while searching the forums. I am using version v0.38 and I'm assuming eris support is on v0.39, correct? Should I just extract the the files into the same directory that I have been using for v0.38?
I'll let you know when I sign and try to flash if it works. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
Thanx to Viruscrazy!! also no audio stutter any more!!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=883966
Read install and enjoy
Spige
Spige said:
Thanx to Viruscrazy!! also no audio stutter any more!!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=883966
Read install and enjoy
Spige
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Note that this is intended for testing purposes. Code is not clean yet and may contain undiscovered bugs. If you use Android for your everyday activity make a backup of all your files before trying. I'm helping with testing on my second SD card but I'll wait for it to get committed into "mainline" kernel before I switch to my "everyday" system.
g3rm0 said:
Note that this is intended for testing purposes. Code is not clean yet and may contain undiscovered bugs. If you use Android for your everyday activity make a backup of all your files before trying. I'm helping with testing on my second SD card but I'll wait for it to get committed into "mainline" kernel before I switch to my "everyday" system.
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...where's the fun in having stable system with no bugs i mean we all came from wm which was fun to play with because every time it was a new adventure hehe just kidding, you've got the point,now people from xdandroid have to get the code and implement it in frx05 or maybe gb*** since neopeek booted gingerbread on his diamond
wowww amazing...
how to use it??
May be you can give Step by Step on this Thread. For all Blackstone user
There was already a thread about this in this forum, here. The complete instructions are in the main thread though.
Hi
Everything workin just fine exept speakerphone.....camera wifi etc...
Spige said:
Everything workin just fine exept speakerphone.....camera wifi etc...
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Hi, Spige,
When you mention camera working, does that mean including the 5Mpix?
3MP works fine for me with (almost) latest viruscrazy kernel, but I haven't been able to get 5MP working, did you?
If you're ahead of the others, please keep us informed of exact android build / modules, etc you're using!
Cheers,
Robbert
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XDANDROID 2.2.1 AOSP FRX04 on blackstone (690 MHz), viruscrazy test kernel for audiostuttering fix and camera (3Mpix) test.
aladin said:
wowww amazing...
how to use it??
May be you can give Step by Step on this Thread. For all Blackstone user
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Instructions are clear, as Eodun mentioned, if you get stuck somewhere specific, post and we'll help you out, of course!
Maybe one important thing to add:
I noticed you're using an eclair build, I personally never got camera working on the couple eclair builds that I tried. (nor proper headset detection, which was a dealbreaker)
Maybe someone can confirm if camera is even possible at all on eclair, before aladin keeps on trying with his (which specific?) build?
Cheers,
Robbert
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XDANDROID 2.2.1 AOSP FRX04 on blackstone (690 MHz), viruscrazy test kernel for audiostuttering fix and camera (3Mpix) test.