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[BUILD][23.08.2010][caedanneLEO w/ Sense v1.0] 1GB Data+Led+OC with mattc build

Hi,
This build belongs to Mattc Leo + Froyo w/sense 1.5b with their feature of
1 Gb Data Image
Includes the undervolted (925mv instead of 1050mv so should save battery)
Overclocked to 1.11 ghz (Download Setcpu from market to change settings)
Full ram (422mb)
Wifi, works fine and fast
Bluethooth works with my parrot Mki9000 Media and Calls
Super Fast
No crashes for me
Some tests...
NOTE: You can Backup all your Android Folder before.... this need a fresh Android Folder to create a new 1GB Data Image
Not working:Leds, Flash Leds Apps(search for nexus torch froyo in market), 5 MegaPix Camera (some stupid image ??? comes when you shoot???)
All credits goes to:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=736545
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=748451
I only made this file to save your time... if you want mattc buil with 1GB Data image instead 512 MB
Try and give feedback
zimage: Kernel: huanyu 2.6.32.9 #6 thread
UPDATE:
New
All credits remain to:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=736545
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=748451
Ps: Now you can make a fresh install deleting Android folder, or simple overwrite all files in Android folder and let data.img file in folder to make update​
Download:http://www.multiupload.com/PR5UNKBW54
Some people are experience some issues, so I decided to post what radio, and what rom I'm using:
Rom: http://www.vbnfiles.com/xda/birkoffsjunk/Chucky/ChuckyROM-23129-Lite.Aug.16.7z (very Lite version, with autoboot)
Rom Source:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=618787
and
Radio: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=89K700TT
Radio Source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=732380
I'm using this version about severall days, and runs fine...
See full thread after flash rom or radio, check if compatible with your device
Please let me know if had some issues...
I'm working in my first build so be patience...
Thanks
Caedanne
If you like this build you could donate to mattc ; If you want to donate, click the 'Donate' button here:
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HOW TO BACKUP BETWEEN BUILDS?:
Open Titanium backup
Press Backup/Restore
then button windows
batch
press RUN Backup All user apps + system data
this will be stored in storagecard/titaniumbackup folder
After run new version, download again titanium backup, and :
Open Titanium backup
Press Backup/Restore
then button windows
batch
press RUN Restore All user apps + system data
Fine after reboot...
I hope u understand

download link says temporary unavailable

yeah I saw that... I will put in my server...
Just a second please

screenshots please

apparently not worth trying, right?

It is working for me.
Here is the link
http://megaupload.com/?d=Q27MQTWB

miclaus_man said:
apparently not worth trying, right?
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Lol how can u say that without even trying it?

I've just asked, reading comments...

kelvin_swe said:
It is working for me.
Here is the link
http://megaupload.com/?d=Q27MQTWB
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Is only download working for you?

The file you are trying to access is temporarily unavailable the link does not work, even the op said it doesnt work

trying rapidshare sorry... for delay

miclaus_man said:
Is only download working for you?
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Yes i am downloading it right now
Edit..
now it says temp unavailable. but i am still downloading it..

rapidshare . com/files/413333799/mattcfroyo1.5-1GB_Data-Overclocked_and_undervolted_925mv-just_fast_and_great.rar
Please make mirrors thanks for waiting

done downloading. now booting into android. will post the reviews in few mins

off the topic.. but in this build do i have to delete android folder everytime i boot into android?
In other build i had to do it everytime. orelse it would say not able to find rootfs

kelvin_swe said:
done downloading. now booting into android. will post the reviews in few mins
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Thanks
I will try to post a video

kelvin_swe said:
off the topic.. but in this build do i have to delete android folder everytime i boot into android?
In other build i had to do it everytime. orelse it would say not able to find rootfs
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Becouse that will create a new 1 GD Data Image...

You can make a backup Android folder with other version (all Files), try this one, compare and make all again

From first post www.rapidshare.com/files/413333799/...and_undervolted_925mv-just_fast_and_great.rar

clio94 said:
From first post www.rapidshare.com/files/413333799/...and_undervolted_925mv-just_fast_and_great.rar
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Thanks man ))

Nexus S upgrade from 2.3.2

If I have a Nexus S running version 2.3.2 with Build number GRH78C how do I update? My phone is all stock. Many thanks..

desiregeek said:
If I have a Nexus S running version 2.3.2 with Build number GRH78C how do I update? My phone is all stock. Many thanks..
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I'm currently compiling all the various updates for 2.3.4, According to Google, you should get an update to bring you right up to 2.3.4, if you can give me the baseband model, i'll add it to the OTA's that are still missing for 2.3.4
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1056062

Baseband version I9020XXJK8
Build number GRH78C

desiregeek said:
Baseband version I9020XXJK8
Build number GRH78C
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I've added it. BTW, if you don't mind wiping the phone, you can do a stock 2.3.3 image, then upgrade to the .4, links can be found in my first post.

No need to wipe. Just manually apply the 2.3.3 update. Then do the 2.3.4 update manually too.
Sent from my Nexus S

theimpaler said:
No need to wipe. Just manually apply the 2.3.3 update. Then do the 2.3.4 update manually too.
Sent from my Nexus S
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Couldn't get a manual update done. I am in Asia now. Special way to do this?

desiregeek said:
Couldn't get a manual update done. I am in Asia now. Special way to do this?
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What was wrong with the manual update?

theimpaler said:
What was wrong with the manual update?
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Nothing happens after. How is this manual update done that you are talking about. I'm a newbie so please excuse my stupidity.

desiregeek said:
Nothing happens after. How is this manual update done that you are talking about. I'm a newbie so please excuse my stupidity.
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No problems although you could find your answers on the forum if you searched. But for simplicity...
Here's my instructions for moving from 2.3.2 GRH78C to 2.3.4 GRJ22. (amalgamated from various sources...) Let me know how you go with them.
Charge phone to 80% or more!
1. As you are running 2.3.2 GRH78C first download this to your computer:
http://android.clients.google.com/packages/ota/google_crespo/98f3836cef9e.signed-soju-GRI40-from-GRH78C.98f3836c.zip
2. Plug in your Nexus S to your PC (or mac), switch on USB Storage and copy the file from wherever you saved it to the root of the removable disk (your nexus S)
3. rename the file "update.zip"
4. Disconnect your NS, and shut it down.
5. Holding down the volume up button, press the power button. You should boot into the "bootloader" (big android logo and some options)
6. Use the volume keys to highlight the "recovery" option, then press the power button (it works like a select button here)
7. Your screen will show "google" then a open box and a little android man, then this will turn to an exclamation mark inside a triangle.
8. Press the power and up buttons again, then select "apply update from /sdcard" as before using the up and down keys and the power button
9. select "update.zip" and press the power key - the phone should then update to 2.3.3
10. Once it is completed (check the status bar) select "reboot system now"
11. Complete!
Once your phone reboots you will have 2.3.3. Repeat the same process as above but with this file instead to go to 2.3.4: http://android.clients.google.com/packages/ota/google_crespo/a14a2dd09749.signed-soju-GRJ22-from-GRI40.a14a2dd0.zip
Remember to remove the 2.3.3 "update.zip" from your Nexus S before copying over the 2.3.4 update.zip
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Many thanks for the kind reply with details. On number 2 you say to the root. Isn't it just copy and paste ?

desiregeek said:
Many thanks for the kind reply with details. On number 2 you say to the root. Isn't it just copy and paste ?
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Yeah, copy and paste to the "root directory" of the Nexus S internal Flash Storage. (When I say "root" in the instructions I don't mean "root" as in rooting your android phone to enable super user, I mean the "top level directory" of the Nexus S storage)
Hope that's clearer

theimpaler said:
Yeah, copy and paste to the "root directory" of the Nexus S internal Flash Storage. (When I say "root" in the instructions I don't mean "root" as in rooting your android phone to enable super user, I mean the "top level directory" of the Nexus S storage)
Hope that's clearer
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This is where I am a bit lost. Basically just copy and paste it on that file of which I see on my screen,right?
PS: Many thanks for your patience and help

desiregeek said:
This is where I am a bit lost. Basically just copy and paste it on that file of which I see on my screen,right?
PS: Many thanks for your patience and help
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Haha Ok I'll break it down just to make it clearer (as I didn't quite understand what your last post meant - sorry!)
1. Download the file
2. Copy the file you just downloaded from your pc (copy the file you see on your pc screen that you just downloaded)
3. Paste it onto your Nexus S (in other words, don't put it in any folders!)
4. Follow the rest of the instructions
If this still doesn't make sense I'll try again!

When I tried to apply update, it failed with following message.
Assert failed: apply_patch_check("/system/framework/framework-res.apk". (status 7)
I think the reason is that I have used percentage battery framework. Does anyone know where I could get the 2.3.2 stock framework-res.apk ?
Many thanks,

Hi I would like to update my phone from stock 2.3.1 (build number GRH78 and baseband version I9020XXJK8) to latest possible.please let me know how do I do? Please provide me the links also.
Thanks & regards
T. Sriramakrishna
Sent from my Nexus S using XDA App

turagaramki said:
Hi I would like to update my phone from stock 2.3.1 (build number GRH78 and baseband version I9020XXJK8) to latest possible.please let me know how do I do? Please provide me the links also.
Thanks & regards
T. Sriramakrishna
Sent from my Nexus S using XDA App
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Please search the forums, this question has been answered many times already (by me and many others).. but as I am nice... follow the instructions posted higher up. As you are on GRH78 you need to use this file to go from 2.3.1 to 2.3.3 instead of the first one posted in my instructions
(2.3.1 GRH78 to 2.3.3 GRI40) http://android.clients.google.com/packages/ota/google_crespo/e0b546c442bf.signed-soju-GRI40-from-GRH78.e0b546c4.zip
then use the later file from my instructions to go from 2.3.3 GRI40 to 2.3.4 GRJ22
Any problems message back...

Many thanks for the kind reply and details. I will update on this as soon as I try it out. I forgot my USB cord at my shop so I can not do this tonight. I have two laptops and tried to do it at my shop today using my Apple MBP but that was useless since I was unable to rename the file on my Apple so I will bring back home the USB cable tomorrow and try again tomorrow.
Freakin Apple won't allow us to rename them files

2.3.3 worked perfectly and the screen turned yellowish as everyone reported. I applied the zip 2.3.4 file and it also worked perfectly. Many thanks for the kind reply and help with details. So far the only thing I find wrong is that the colors are a bit different from what they were. I think I liked them more before.

desiregeek said:
2.3.3 worked perfectly and the screen turned yellowish as everyone reported. I applied the zip 2.3.4 file and it also worked perfectly. Many thanks for the kind reply and help with details. So far the only thing I find wrong is that the colors are a bit different from what they were. I think I liked them more before.
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No problems! glad I could help I found the colours a bit off-putting at first too but I got used to them after a while

theimpaler said:
No problems! glad I could help I found the colours a bit off-putting at first too but I got used to them after a while
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Everything worked smoothly. Thanks again for everything

Reformat Archos 101

I wanted to do a full format to reload system and urukdroid. I went into recovery and formatted. All is format and I downloaded the new version from archos.com and put it into root. Pressed ok to disconnect usb and get the error Update failed1). Please help.

wow...36 views and no one has a reply. come on guys and girls

mallard6453 said:
I wanted to do a full format to reload system and urukdroid. I went into recovery and formatted. All is format and I downloaded the new version from archos.com and put it into root. Pressed ok to disconnect usb and get the error Update failed1). Please help.
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You downloaded the normal firmware or sde from archos.com?
Why you just install the sde and urukdroid? You dont need the normal archos android, do you?

You downloaded the normal firmware or sde from archos.com?
Why you just install the sde and urukdroid? You dont need the normal archos android, do you?
Thank you so much. I was able to do it as you suggested. Just got some bugs to work out.

Thank you so much. I was able to do it as you suggested. Just got some bugs to work out.
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No Problem
Tip:
There is a "Quote"-Button under each post, with that you dont need to copy and paste the questions above your post to directly answering it

I found my solution on another forum and it appeared that if there was a (1) or (2) etc in the firmware filename, the archos would not see it. I renamed the file taking the (1) out and low and behold it installed the latest firmware from archos.

mallard6453 said:
I found my solution on another forum and it appeared that if there was a (1) or (2) etc in the firmware filename, the archos would not see it. I renamed the file taking the (1) out and low and behold it installed the latest firmware from archos.
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Aaah that was the problem
You've downloaded the aos file several times

Boot UrukDroid from openAOS BootMenu

Some PPL on the development forums were asking how to boot $auron's UrukDroid out of bubu's openAOS Boot Menu. Since i can't post there yet, i'll post here.
I looked at bubu's initramfs/init script and it should be fairly easy to boot any partition as well as any rootfs.img.
the menu.lst syntax is:
Code:
{NAME(has to be unique)}|{DEVICE(leave blank for img)}|{IMG}|{INIT}
A special thing is putting 'ARCHOS' into {DEVICE}, because that will boot from ARCHOS' stock SQUASHFS file
so adding this line to menu.txt should let you boot UrukDroid from sdcard
Code:
UrukDoid|/dev/mmcblk2p2||/sbin/init
I have to add, i havn't tried it myself yet, because i haven't put bubu's loader on my A70IT yet.
I would really appreciate you letting me know if it works!
Greetings Oro

Orochimarufan said:
Some PPL on the development forums were asking how to boot $auron's UrukDroid out of bubu's openAOS Boot Menu. Since i can't post there yet, i'll post here.
I looked at bubu's initramfs/init script and it should be fairly easy to boot any partition as well as any rootfs.img.
the menu.lst syntax is:
Code:
{NAME(has to be unique)}|{DEVICE(leave blank for img)}|{IMG}|{INIT}
A special thing is putting 'ARCHOS' into {DEVICE}, because that will boot from ARCHOS' stock SQUASHFS file
so adding this line to menu.txt should let you boot UrukDroid from sdcard
Code:
UrukDoid|/dev/mmcblk2p2||/sbin/init
I have to add, i havn't tried it myself yet, because i haven't put bubu's loader on my A70IT yet.
I would really appreciate you letting me know if it works!
Greetings Oro
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First:
Thanks for your work
Would this also work, with on internal installed urukdroid?

You would have to get the device name of your root partition
since mine is a sdcard install i can only provide that information.
but if you can boot into uruk right now you can do the following to get the device node:
Open any terminal emulator and type:
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cat /etc/mtab
then search for
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<device> / <fstype> rw,noatime,barrier=1,nodealloc,....
in my case that is:
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/dev/mmcblk2p2 / ext4 ....
take the first one (<device>) and put it into the menu.lst line:
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UrukDroid|<device>||/sbin/init
still i haven't tested any of this. it's just the result of my looking at the bootloader's init script
Greetings oro

Orochimarufan said:
but if you can boot into uruk right now you can do the following to get the device node
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I cant i installed the openaos boot menu, so urukdroid is gone...
I really want to have uruk again, i hate the stock firmware
I know these steps, but is there no way to compile a *.img from uruk?...
i compiled one but these dont worked...

first of all IMO putting Uruk into an image file would be stupid,
second you'd have to either find a way to run the installer on your computer, or ask $auron what exactly it does and put a working rootfs togehter manually or dump an existing thing
your best bet would be to boot openAOS and dd Uruk's Root Partition into some img file. But since you don't know which yout Uruk Root is and i don't either, only thing left would be to ask $auron where he installs it. and if you know that, you can use my method just as well
greetings

Orochimarufan said:
Only thing left would be to ask $auron where he installs it. and if you know that, you can use my method just as well.
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Okey, i`ll do
Then i have to install urukdroid and after that install the openaos boot menu?

Nope
if you've got the device node of yout Uruk root you should be able to put it into that menu.lst lint i showed you where <device> is.
Just to mention it, I don't know if $auron provides a working live-initramfs, but if he does you should be able to simply flash that through the sde recovery menu.
by live-initramfs i mean one, that doesn't launch EasyInstall but run UrukDroid directly.
greetings

Orochimarufan said:
Nope
if you've got the device node of yout Uruk root you should be able to put it into that menu.lst lint i showed you where <device> is.
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Yeah, i understand that.. but how do i install uruk?...
sorry i dont understand
Just to mention it, I don't know if $auron provides a working live-initramfs, but if he does you should be able to simply flash that through the sde recovery menu.
by live-initramfs i mean one, that doesn't launch EasyInstall but run UrukDroid directly.
greetings
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i aksed sauron per pm

Hmm.. how do i explain.
It's like this:
the device node is like a link to the partition.
If you put Uruk on a Partition, you have to tell the bootloader which partition is the right one, the one with Uruk on it.
The bootloader then searches for an init-file there and executes it
so bubu's menu is the bootloader in this case, so you tell him where he has to search for Uruk by putting the right device node into the menu.lst.
hope you understand it a little better now
greetings

Orochimarufan said:
Hmm.. how do i explain.
It's like this:
the device node is like a link to the partition.
If you put Uruk on a Partition, you have to tell the bootloader which partition is the right one, the one with Uruk on it.
The bootloader then searches for an init-file there and executes it
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Yes, so first i have to install Urukdroid, because if i dont, bootloader doesnt find anything or not?
so bubu's menu is the bootloader in this case, so you tell him where he has to search for Uruk by putting the right device node into the menu.lst.
hope you understand it a little better now
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Yep, thanks
I´m still a bit new in booting

Nope, because you installed it already.
You said you had an existing installation on your internal memory, didn`t you?
You just have to find out where it is. And tell that information to the bootloader.
Greetings
TapaTalk on A70IT here -- who's there?

Orochimarufan said:
Nope, because you installed it already.
You said you had an existing installation on your internal memory, didn`t you?
You just have to find out where it is. And tell that information to the bootloader.
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I had have a Urukdroid installation, before i installed the boot menu i completly wiped my archos for a completly frsh install

Okay then youre right. If there's nothing he obviousli cant execute anything.
So if yuo installed it again, would you be kind enough and report back the device node?
Greetings
TapaTalk on A70IT here -- who's there?

Orochimarufan said:
Okay then youre right. If there's nothing he obviousli cant execute anything.
So if yuo installed it again, would you be kind enough and report back the device node?
Greetings
TapaTalk on A70IT here -- who's there?
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Yep, but i dont do it today, its getting late (school)
I`ll do it tomorrow, thanks for your help!

Yeah youre right and i've to go to school tomorrow too... an a friend of mine is goong to write her final exams in english... guess i'm going to have more than just this problem tomorrow
Just so you know, we'll visit some relatives this weekend, so i wont be here then.
Greetings
TapaTalk on A70IT here -- who's there?

Orochimarufan said:
Yeah youre right and i've to go to school tomorrow too... an a friend of mine is goong to write her final exams in english... guess i'm going to have more than just this problem tomorrow
Just so you know, we'll visit some relatives this weekend, so i wont be here then.
Greetings
TapaTalk on A70IT here -- who's there?
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Okey, i'll try it and i'll see
another question: any idea how to get the menu booting instead of normal archos android?
(Sde instead of archos, like sauron did at urukdroid)

What exactly do you mean?
Like switching between custom and stock?
That'd be for hold voldown while the archos bootscreen shows up and selecting SDE or Android.
And the SDE entry will launch whatever you put there through the SDE recovery Menu
Greetings
TapaTalk on A70IT here -- who's there?

No, he mean booting on it not by going in the recovery menu, just on pushing the "ON" button.

eagleofdeath13 said:
No, he mean booting on it not by going in the recovery menu, just on pushing the "ON" button.
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Yep, this will be helpful, when i have urukdroid on my boot menu, because then my normal use will be uruk, until cyanogen is ready for saily use..
Any hints on that?

I don't really know, but doesn't it remember your last choice?
TapaTalk on A70IT here -- who's there?

Set CPU question

Sorry if its a noobie one but have rooted my 101 Andrew would like to clock past the 1Ghz level.Can someone point me in the direction of a tut or give me a quick heads up?.Tis for any help.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using XDA App

stigslim said:
Sorry if its a noobie one but have rooted my 101 Andrew would like to clock past the 1Ghz level.Can someone point me in the direction of a tut or give me a quick heads up?.Tis for any help.
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You have to install the OC Kernel by ardatdat here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=897877
Or you install Urukdroid (our only rom) with the OC-Kernel (i think this would be the better option)
What do you want?
I could give you instructions

Well from what I have read I could go upto about 1.2 Ghz to give it a little more zip. Is the rom any good?. Would probably go for the kernel. Ideas?
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stigslim said:
Well from what I have read I could go upto about 1.2 Ghz to give it a little more zip.
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Yeah, thats right
Is the rom any good?. Would probably go for the kernel. Ideas?
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The rom is very good
but when you just want the kernel..
first: what firmware version do you have?

Now you say the roms good maybe I should give it a go. How much of an improvement is it?
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stigslim said:
Now you say the roms good maybe I should give it a go. How much of an improvement is it?
Sent from my GT-I9100 using XDA App
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Much
You have EXT4, that makes everything a little faster, you have root (Chainfire for HD games...) and such stuff, you can overclock, and with the libq modifacted kernel from sibere you have a real speed boost
i would try it

Ok will give it a go can you point me at a noob proof tut. Would really like to give it some extra speed.
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stigslim said:
Ok will give it a go can you point me at a noob proof tut. Would really like to give it some extra speed.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using XDA App
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Here i haved copied the installation instructions for you:
Code:
Step one
Assuming you have already installed SDE from Archos:
Download and extract installation files from archive UrukDroid_1.0-EasyInstall.rar. Inside you should find three files: initramfs.cpio.gz, zImage and UrukDroid-install.tgz
Flash initramfs.cpio.gz and zImage from SDE boot menu:
power on (2) Archos device, hold up/+ volume key (1) until you see "Archos AXXXX - Boot Menu",
choose with Volume +/- (1) "Recovery System"->"Developer Edition Menu"->"Flash Kernel and Initramfs",
connect Archos to PC (5) and copy zImage and initramfs.cpio.gz
press power button (2) shortly, you should see Archos flashing new kernel
if flashed properly, press power button (2) shortly to reboot...
Boot to SDE:
power on (2) Archos, hold up/+ volume key (1) until you see "Archos AXXXX - Boot Menu",
choose "Developer edition"
You should see "UrukDroid 1.0 Installation framework" title. Please choose simple install method. When asked to, connect Archos to PC (5) once again and copy UrukDroid-install.tgz, disconnect Archos from PC properly (umount, safely remove device etc.) and press power button (2) shortly. Now EI will check installation file and prepare it for next step.
Later, you will be also able to choose whether you want to copy /data partition. It's recommended not to - but you have this option. For advanced install method - look below.
After reboot you should see UrukDroid 1.0 boot up screen (if it happens to boot to stock OS, reboot once again and go to "Boot menu", choose "Developer edition").
You should see some progress information on bottom of the screen. For few minutes you will see installation message with progress bar. Few minutes later, after some postinstallation procedures you should see UrukDroid boot animation and shortly after Archos setup wizard.
If with first run "Archos configuration wizard" creates "Force close" errors, please reboot device (hold power button shortly for more than 1 second, this will bring "Power menu" and press power button long until "Reboot" message will appear).
Congratulations! you have just installed UrukDroid
Here is a video how-to:

Thanks, will give it a try later and will post back to let you know how I get on.
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stigslim said:
Thanks, will give it a try later and will post back to let you know how I get on.
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Okey, if you got questions post them

right i am back.Well spooned it first time lol got noting but a boot to Recovery menu now i dont know what to do.Tried all the options and got nothing helpfull.Just keeps booting to recovery whatever i choose.Any help? thought i had got it nailed then make a booboo lol.
Update, i have managed to install and can boot it from developers editiom menu but get the error
UrukBoot 0.7 Boot ERROR: Failed to mount rootfs /dev/sda2 (255)
UrukBoot 0.7 Boot ERROR: Repairing rootfs finished. Please reboot...
After which i just get the same again and again.So close i can smell it lol, any help you can offer is greatly appreciated.

stigslim said:
right i am back.Well spooned it first time lol got noting but a boot to Recovery menu now i dont know what to do.Tried all the options and got nothing helpfull.Just keeps booting to recovery whatever i choose.Any help? thought i had got it nailed then make a booboo lol.
Update, i have managed to install and can boot it from developers editiom menu but get the error
UrukBoot 0.7 Boot ERROR: Failed to mount rootfs /dev/sda2 (255)
UrukBoot 0.7 Boot ERROR: Repairing rootfs finished. Please reboot...
After which i just get the same again and again.So close i can smell it lol, any help you can offer is greatly appreciated.
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Are you sure you downloaded the correct files? You want to use Urukdroid 1.0, not 0.7. The link is here: http://sauron.pourix.com/UrukDroid/UrukDroid-1.0/UrukDroid_1.0-Install.rar
The install instructions are here: http://code.google.com/p/urukdroid/wiki/Installation
It shouldn't take more than fifteen minutes from the point of having the SDE installed, to having Uruk fully running.

Well your probably right, don't think I started with 1.0 . I started with the easy installer but I think it was 0.5. Do you think this is the problem?. Will give it another try later with 1.0, is your link to the easy installer version?.
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stigslim said:
Well your probably right, don't think I started with 1.0 . I started with the easy installer but I think it was 0.5. Do you think this is the problem?. Will give it another try later with 1.0, is your link to the easy installer version?.
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Yep, and yep.

Thank-you, at work right now so will only be able to have a go later. So watch this space I could be back .
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Still no luck im afraid.Still getting the same error with V1.0.Any more ideas?.

stigslim said:
Still no luck im afraid.Still getting the same error with V1.0.Any more ideas?.
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You said it was an A101, right? It should work fine. What method are you using to install? Easy or Advanced? Do you have an SDcard in the slot? When you tried with 1.0, what was your exact procedure. In other words, more details please...

Could you tell me how to OC 1.2 with Uruk 1.0 ?
Hi,
I'm new here and new with Android too . I'm a PC guy. I've had Urukroid 1.0 installed in my Archos now (in internal). I'd like OC to 1.2 GHz but I don't know how to do it with OC kernel by ardatdat. Can you show me? Thanks!
Lenn said:
You have to install the OC Kernel by ardatdat here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=897877
Or you install Urukdroid (our only rom) with the OC-Kernel (i think this would be the better option)
What do you want?
I could give you instructions
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steven20052009 said:
Hi,
I'm new here and new with Android too . I'm a PC guy. I've had Urukroid 1.0 installed in my Archos now (in internal). I'd like OC to 1.2 GHz but I don't know how to do it with OC kernel by ardatdat. Can you show me? Thanks!
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The ardatdat kernel is not compatible with Uruk, that's why he said either/or. As of a couple days ago though, there is a new alpha OC kernel for Uruk: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1017593/ArchosGEN8/UrukDroid-1.1/UrukDroid-1.1RC1-kernelOC.tbz2

msticninja said:
The ardatdat kernel is not compatible with Uruk, that's why he said either/or. As of a couple days ago though, there is a new alpha OC kernel for Uruk: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1017593/ArchosGEN8/UrukDroid-1.1/UrukDroid-1.1RC1-kernelOC.tbz2
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Yes, but sauron said, that these (1.1RC) kernel made problems for 1.0 users...
But i saw an working oc kernel on urukdroid dev thread anywhere..