[ROM+Kernel] Inferior Human Organs unofficial CM7.1

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captaincrook

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How are you switching schedulers? Just from terminal? And are you using force disable or default disable for the scrolling cache?

Yes I am oldschool, or proper as the fogies might say. Though to be more precise I use an init.d script.

For fast and dead simple scheduler changing, I recommend disabling CM's "Set on Boot" option for the CPU clocking and handling it through No-Frills CPU app, which handles both overclocking and schedulers.

Can't really tell too much of a difference between the two in my short time with both, but I use BFQ on my desktop and that helps things out quite a bit so I figured heck, maybe its ok on a phone.

Also I am using force disable at the moment. It lags less with Zeam launcher, and the Garbage Collector doesn't work as much (causing laaaaag) .

Still trying to figure out a bug I read about where IHO doesn't seem to get lower than 220MB free that I am currently plagued with as well. Might fiddle with the minfree to see how it goes. In the meantime I feel that I cannot use the cache options too much due to programs being ended VERY early on since the ROM cannot seem to have any less than 220MB free of RAM.

do you think the battery life issue is due to my kernel? im still working on that part.

and you have a g1? have you tried my rom on it?

I wouldn't say it's due to your kernel, just overall IHO-ness. I am one of the few who stick to Froyo simply for battery life and performance. But you seem to be headed in the right direction with it, which pleases me greatly.

Also, funny enough, I do have your ROM (sig outdated) currently on my dustry but trusty G1. v1.9.1 :p
 

JerryScript

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Just noticed something WONDERFUL in Jerry's latest build
That missing space in my internal has finally returned
My free space jumped from around 20MB to 60MB

I know i wasn't the only one that suffered from the missing space a couple updates ago and this was great news to me and I'm sure many others

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Ok... it's slowly dropping everytime i check my applications.. it's down to 39MB atm.. 31...
and it seems to have stopped at 29MB.. it was nice while it lasted xD'

Jumped back up to 35MB...

That's due to the dalvik cache I would bet. I assume you wiped dalvik cache before installing the latest update? If so, that gives you space, but a lot of it will be taken back as the system rebuilds the dalvik-cache files. Most apps dalvik files wont be rebuilt until you launch them, so you could experience more missing space as you use apps you haven't used since before updating. ;)

---------- Post added at 09:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:44 PM ----------

Jerry, can you remove the fix permissions command from your recovery since it breaks things?
I'm investigating it, and hope to fix it. If I can't, then I will remove it. ;)
 

jawz101

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I've read on cyanogenmod's wiki that recovery fix permissions will typically always be outdated compared to the one built into the ROM, fwiw. Might be just as well to remove it- and since you have your backside updater you could possibly have an item in your app to run the fix permissions command or add it to your cyanogenmod menu mods ;) just thinking of the easy way:D
 
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Still trying to figure out a bug I read about where IHO doesn't seem to get lower than 220MB free that I am currently plagued with as well. Might fiddle with the minfree to see how it goes. In the meantime I feel that I cannot use the cache options too much due to programs being ended VERY early on since the ROM cannot seem to have any less than 220MB free of RAM.

Sounds like you're running with non-default Android lowmemkiller settings. Superscript V6 and some other apps will change the default to leave more free memory available for loading apps/games that require lots of memory faster. The downside it keeps a lot of memory free all the time instead of using them to cache apps in the background. I recommend not messing with that and just use default Android settings for most users.

BTW using tvall's 0.2 with Mirage ROM and getting very good battery life still (like before on BobZHome's 3.7 kernel). The battery drops a bit more after flashing new ROMs and takes a few hours for the meter to recalibrate.
 
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captaincrook

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Sounds like you're running with non-default Android lowmemkiller settings. Superscript V6 and some other apps will change the default to leave more free memory available for loading apps/games that require lots of memory faster. The downside it keeps a lot of memory free all the time instead of using them to cache apps in the background. I recommend not messing with that and just use default Android settings for most users.

I don't use any scripts of the sort. I check in periodically to see how much RAM is free and its usually 220-260MB, which I do not like. I'd prefer for the phone to use more RAM and not have the phone so "empty", so to speak. The internal task killer is very aggressive.

I have checked where the default OOM groupings were, and the phone by default drops nearly every single app into the last slot (empty applications) which I see to be a noticeable problem. In a scenario like this, SuperCharger would come in handy, but I must first check and see if I can get the ROM to use more RAM, then tackle the groupings.

It makes no sense to have my browser killed so often, when there's clearly enough free RAM in the system to keep it open.

If anyone else can check, maybe after a few hours or so of use, periodically check your free RAM. I can't get mine to even get close to what I would consider low (say, 40MB), which was easily obtainable in Froyo. Probably why I felt some drastic performance issues there between Froyo and IHO with IHO constantly reloading apps.
 

jawz101

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so.. no need for me to check for changes i made that would harm battery life?

I'd use the same advice franco uses on his kernel which is to tell users to use it for a few days before commenting on battery drain.

My opinion on it too is It's an initial reaction for everyone to say there's battery drain moreso after upgrading my Rom. My gas mileage also seemed to drop on my last car every time I added an aftermarket tune, cold air intake, cut outs... etc. Surely it couldn't be because I was immediately using my car more afterwards?:rolleyes:

Literally after every flash I'm on my phone for the next few hours dicking with it. The battery drains a bit out of character for a while.

I step away from the mic to breathe through my nose
 
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wilberfan

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Running Jerry's lateset with tvall's kernel is a match made in heaven!

I'm curious to try tvall's kernel, but I'm confused as to WHEN I need to apply it. Can I apply it to an existing "Jerry"--or do I need to do a complete wipe/flash ROM/apply kernel/restore apps sequence?

I'm using apps2sd in my current Jerry build--would I omit that given the '...to-sd' features of tvall's kernel? :confused:
 
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I'm curious to try tvall's kernel, but I'm confused as to WHEN I need to apply it. Can I apply it to an existing "Jerry"--or do I need to do a complete wipe/flash ROM/apply kernel/restore apps sequence?

I'm using apps2sd in my current Jerry build--would I omit that given the '...to-sd' features of tvall's kernel? :confused:

flash it whenever (after you have a rom installed)

and kernels dont do anything with any *2sd setup (besides file system drivers), so what you have should still run the same

and after i get a little more work done on my kernel and rom, i'll probably make a thread here for them so people dont have to check other forums
 
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wilberfan

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There's several apps out there you can use to switch scheduler. I use CPU Master. I use it for the overclocking and to set CPU profiles also. You can switch scheduler under advanced tab. Pay app, but well worth it, and very easy to use with a simple user interface.

I'd love to hear your opinions on any scheduler, IO settings, cpu speeds (etc) you find optimal or desirable... :eek:

[edit] Anyone remember what the 'stock' minimum cpu setting is? I know the stock max is 600...
 
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captaincrook

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I'd love to hear your opinions on any scheduler, IO settings, cpu speeds (etc) you find optimal or desirable... :eek:

[edit] Anyone remember what the 'stock' minimum cpu setting is? I know the stock max is 600...

Stock settings are 600 max 245 min.

SIO should be better for flash devices, but I have not read too much onto it. BFQ works really well on the desktop, so I go with that for now.

Also I use stock speeds to help avoid heating up, along with a good scaling governor like ondemand (maybe with some tweaks) and Smartassv2. I did runs of 729/480 on Froyo and that worked relatively well.

I'd spinoff into a big post of what speeds to use but it really depends on your usage patterns. I don't believe ANYONE should be using the really high settings (800+, or even more than 748) due to the heat, and of course the governor will matter there as well. Something like interactive will keep yourself at the higher speeds to minimize lag and making your battery drain much faster. Example being, I can read a web page and interactive will mostly keep me at high speeds with the scrolling between and pressed and such. Ondemand will scale me down until I do something usually, so the actual reading part will be at the lowest speed. Interactive does scale down yes, but at a slower pace than ondemand.

Most governors are tweak-able in SetCPU. I myself am privy to OnDemand and Conservative, with conservative being slower to ramp up speeds, being easier on the battery. Using conservative help the battery at the cost of some performance, but its a minor trade off if you can tweak it to ramp up a little bit faster under load.
 
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Most governors are tweak-able in SetCPU. I myself am privy to OnDemand and Conservative, with conservative being slower to ramp up speeds, being easier on the battery. Using conservative help the battery at the cost of some performance, but its a minor trade off if you can tweak it to ramp up a little bit faster under load.

Sorry to be such a noob, but where (and what values) would you insert in SetCPU or CPUMaster to achieve that "ramp up a little faster under load" setting?
 

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I'm having a bit of trouble with Bluetooth...anytime I try connecting to anything it will say paired but not connected. Also after like 3days of use my screen responsiveness becomes terrible to the point where I can't text at all but clearing the dalvik seems to fix it for a while...not sure if the newest build will fix the issue or not tho

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Well, I think something is up with my phone. I've had wifi issues for months (wifi doesn't even turn on). I tried a factory reset and flashed the original firmware and the wifi still doesn't turn on -- icon briefly flickers and then goes away.

Oh well! Does anybody have any experience replacing their phone through LG? Mine's less than a year old.
 

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Sorry to be such a noob, but where (and what values) would you insert in SetCPU or CPUMaster to achieve that "ramp up a little faster under load" setting?

In CPU Master, just slide the bar for your overclock values. I have mine at 480 min 806 max. Seems to be stable and doesn't really heat up much at all. I set my governor at InteractiveX. Granted, these settings will drain the battery a little faster though. Under advanced tab, i set my scheduler to bfq. You can also create profiles that'll scale your phone down durimg certain events such as while charging, when screen is off, during calls, low battery, etc.

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Well, I think something is up with my phone. I've had wifi issues for months (wifi doesn't even turn on). I tried a factory reset and flashed the original firmware and the wifi still doesn't turn on -- icon briefly flickers and then goes away.

Oh well! Does anybody have any experience replacing their phone through LG? Mine's less than a year old.

Call Virgin Mobile.. Even if you don't have insurance they give you a 1 year warranty on the phone. I don't have insurance and just had mine replaced a few weeks ago due to a bad button. Call them up and they will do some troubleshooting and when it doesn't work they'll ship you one out. I got mine next day not incuding weekend
 

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    Inferior Human Organs unofficial CM7.2

    IHO unofficial CyanogenMod is a port of the CyanogenMod ROM to the Optimus V and S (hopefully the C, M, U, and Vortex will follow).

    In the interest of brevity I've moved the pertinent details to a Github wiki. Check out the freshly minted wiki here. This is the only thread which I monitor on a regular basis. Because there has been a proliferation of different ROMs based on IHO, I've stopped updating this post and moved that information to the wiki as well. This way the ROM authors can update the page themselves as they issue new builds. The latest versions of ROMs for the S and V are listed here on Github.

    I would like to thank the following people for building ROMs and offering their support to end users so I can continue development:

    ath3nos, BobZhome, drewwalton19216801, JerryScript, KemikalElite, Mrg666, and Pbailey212.

    Without these guys I suspect most of you would be looking at a pile of source, unsure what to do with it.

    And a special thank you goes to Centinel/1cewolf for taking on the daunting task of cleaning up the wiki so that it's more accessible to end users. While the wiki is currently able to be modified by any user with a Github account, I'd like to ask that anyone proposing significant changes coordinate with him.

    I also would like to thank the following users for offering financial assistance:

    JerryScript, punkmaxx, MarMed10, Centinel, mustafu, crpeck, El Schisne, BobZhome, takehull, rb64, yogi4, mrg666, asadullah, szfinland, Ostrich Egg, wilberfan, Whyzor, ejlmd, LarryCL, Centinel, nemo3, and pandacookie.

    Without these guys I'd be sober and bored.

    If you'd like to help out financially or see your name on that list please consider donating. If you do want to see your name on that list please make sure to mention in the comments field of your donation what your screenname is. Otherwise if you'd like to claim the donation PM me the billing zipcode and dollar amount of the donation.
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    Introducing the BACKside ROM, a port of CyanogenMod7 for the Optimus V.

    Edit: Updated 05022012, download links at bottom of post
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    Credits:
    Blarfie - For creating the IHO repository, and fixing most of the bugs with CM7 OV ports
    AOSP - The Android Open Source Project for creating the offical Android source
    CyanogenMod - The entire team for all their hard work creating the best Android Mod available
    KermikalElite - For helping me set up my build environment and compiling this ROM

    Special thanks to ath3nos - for getting the ball rolling on the S, zefie - for his original work on CM7 port for the OS, mik_os - because he started it all, and many others who I may have left out! Thanks to Danny Baumann for fixing the custom ringtones! Huge thanks to Tom Marshall aka tdm for fixing the long suffered charging-while-powered-off bug!

    STANDARD WARNING-- Flashing any custom ROM may semi-brick your phone!
    Follow the installation instructions to the letter!
    Always backup your apps, and do a backup in recovery before flashing!
    This is a WIP (work in progress)!


    This is the Optimus V build of the inferiorhumanorgans repository which is forked off the CyanogneMod7 source tree, the same as ath3nos, but built for the Optimus V and not the Optimus S. No S-to-V script necessary. There is also an optional Green Machine theme built in UOT Kitchen for those who are interested, or you can theme your own if you like.

    KermikalElite was the first to build for the Optimus V from the IHO source, and you can find his latest buiilds, and other users builds, in Blarf's OP.


    Installation

    ---Updating from a previous BACKside-IHO build

    NEW METHOD (post 04172012 build)

    1) Open the BacksideUpdater in the app drawer or under Settings>>CM settings>>System>>Check for ROM udates

    2) If a new version is available, press the Download now button

    3) Once download is complete and md5 checks, select Reboot Recovery then Automatic Install!

    4) Put your phone down and do something for 5-10 minutes, come back and start using it ;)


    OLD METHOD (up till 01182012)

    1) Download the newest build, and GreenMachineTheme zip if you like, and place them on your sdcard

    2) Boot into recovery and make a backup (imho, not optional ;))

    3) Wipe cache and dalvik cache

    4) Flash the BACKside-IHO zip file

    5) Flash the GreenMachineTheme (optional)

    6) Flash gapps (hopefully not necessary anylonger, ymmv)

    7) Reboot and enjoy


    ---Installing from another ROM

    1) Backup your apps with something like TitaniumBackup or MyBackup

    2) Download the BACKside ROM zip file, the gapps zip file, and optional GreenMachineTheme zip file linked below and place them on your sdcard

    3) Boot into recovery

    4) Make a backup (ALWAYS RECOMMENDED!)

    5) Wipe cache, and under advanced wipe dalvik cache

    6) Under mounts, format boot, system, data, and cache (only recommended when coming from a different ROM)

    7) Flash the BACKside ROM zip file

    8) Flash the gapps zip file

    9) [Optional] Flash the GreenMachine-UOT zip file for the Green Machine Theme

    10) Reboot your phone

    11) Restore apps, but DO NOT RESTORE SYSTEM APPS!!!

    12) Enjoy yummy gingerbread and the CyanogenMod goodies


    How to use CyanogenMod Settings and Goodies

    http://blogs4android.com/2011/06/rooting/cm7-settings-for-phones-explaination/


    Getting More Space

    http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Barebones


    Known Bugs

    Fixed 07212011 USB Mass Storage is not working, you will have to use ADB or put your sdcard in another device for file transfers
    (Blarfie is working on it, Windows USB drivers can be a nightmare)


    Fixed 07302011 Custom ringtone settings are not followed, default ringtone rings instead

    Fixed 07302011 Camera sometimes places artifacts on the edge of images when zoomed at some levels.
    (The problem is known, expect a fix, but other things have a higher priority right now)


    Voice Dialer button is not mapped, use Button Remapper and set it as you like.

    Fixed 10172011Headset button doesn't work. Fixed 10172011, thanks rcmarotz (original thread here)

    Fixed 07272011Android Market web interface doesn't allow automatic installs, says country is not supported. Fixed, see this post

    Fixed 07212011 Screenshot app from the power button menu saves the images inverted 180 degrees, you can fix them with any photo editing app/prog, I just let photobucket take care of these screenshots.

    Screenshots with Green Machine Theme installed over the build
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    In order to keep this as close to CyanogenMod7 source, I have left all the extras in there, which makes for a large install. You can use a bloat removing script such as mmarz's, or manually delete ringtones, wallpapers, etc as you like. If there is enough interest, I will post a slimed down version with most of the bloat removed.


    Downloads

    Download CWM-Green-recovery-05022012.img here
    md5sum e3963b7709fe23c2ae5667e318e50d96

    Download updated 05022012 ROM here
    md5 checksum 066c2f984c612821e9b3584e1efbdba2

    Download gapps here

    Download the Green Machine Theme 05022012 flashable zip file from here


    Changes

    Note, this is not an all inclusive list of changes, please visit CyanogenMod's and Blarf's repositories for all the changes/commits/requests.

    Changes 05022012: Synced with CM and cherry-picked some changes-- Default keyboard now has option to use volume keys to move the cursor-- Added snooze times to Calendar alarm events-- Contacts now have individual call histories-- Added format option to T9Dialer-- Fixed typo that prevented baseband from showing under Settings>>About Phone---- BacksideUpdater Backup/Restore Options!!!-- Added the ability to automatically backup-- Added the ability to automatically restore (CWM compatible backups only)-- Added option for full wipe and format before automatic installation-- Added the ability to automatically install any ROM or Theme zip file----Note: Automatic functions require CWM-Green-Recovery V3.3+

    Changes 04172012: Synced with CM and cherry-picked some changes-- Lots of behind the scenes code improvements in dalvik, should lead to smoother performance-- BacksideUpdater huge update!!!-- Added download progress indicator but it is still OK to exit and let it complete in the background-- Added the ability to Automatically Install ROM Updates!!-- Once you have downloaded the ROM package and BacksideUpdater verifies it, you can select Install ROM Now and your phone will reboot and wipe cache/dalvik-cache and install the ROM and reboot back to normal All Automatically!

    Changes 04012012: Synced with CM -- fix for swiping actions that get stuck on corners -- fixes for pattern lockscreen showing battery status and pin request even if lockscreen is disabled -- option to disable ICS rotation animations are now a part of CM -- --Fixed bootanimation chooser to work with most file managers --Tweaked system icon colors to better match connected status colors --Added options to hide alarm clock and signal bars in system icons --Added easter eggs to thank LeslieAnn for the use of her build server and jcase for his work rooting the security update

    Changes 03132012: Reverted fingerprint frameworks and pin landscape commits from CM - needs testing to see if this fixes reports of pin screen not functioning properly -- Added an experimental Suspend mode to the power menu - this will put your phone in a semi-deep sleep state similar to airplane mode - no phone calls or messages - but you will still get your alarms - might be good for overnite power savings when no charger is available -- Made the date in the status bar follow the clock color - been meaning to do this for a while now -- Made the status bar system icons follow the general theme of being green when active/connected -- Improved the functionality of the statusbar restart in settings -- Added ability to use any file manager with all BACKside tweaks - status bar mods - BacksideUpdater - etc - no more requirement to use OI File manager exclusively -- Added option in BacksideUpdater to download previous versions back to the beginning of the year - once a different date is selected you can download - view changelog - check md5sum - then reboot to recovery to install -- Added option in BacksideUpdater to install a recovery within the app - choose recovery file and it will install it - then reboot straight into the new recovery to test it - I highly recommend Drewwaltons touch recovery! -- Note - If the changelog doesn't show when you load an old version, swipe down in the black text box, it's because the last text showing was larger, will fix in next build. ;)

    Changes 03062012: Synced with CM - BACKside-IHO is now a Kang of CM7.2 RC1 - More changes to fingerprint frameworks - Telephone supplemental notifications now supported -- Added option to restart status bar in settings so you dont have to reboot for changes to status bar or notification dropdown background colors or images -- NOTE - Do not press the restart option rapidly - give it a full 30 seconds to restart before trying again

    Changes 02292012: Synced with CM --3 fixes from AOSP for screen freezes --Lots of little background changes like translations etc --Frameworks for fingerprint unlock added but not functional yet --Added ability to crop selected image for use as the notification dropdown background --Cleaned up a bunch of leftover code and debugging

    Changes 02192012: Synced with CM7.2 -Change to LGEstarRIL may help with mms from some carriers (needs testing) -More fixes for screen freezes caused by ICS rotation animation -More fixes for swipe to dismiss in notification dropdown -Added landscape layout for lockscreen pin screen -Added an option in notification power widget to automatically switch 2G/3G when mobile data is disabled/enabled --Added ability to set custom background image in the notification dropdown --Added an option to disable ICS rotation animations (just in case )

    Changes 20120212: Synced with CM-- Fix for screen freeze bug in new rotation animations-- Fix for brightness controls in Power Control Widget-- Improved scrolling cache should make long throws a bit smoother-- -- Bootsound is back but this time it comes with a setting in CMParts so you can turn it off easily - change system-media-android_audio mp3 to any short mp3-- BacksideUpdater checks for network connection now and if not present gives option to goto wireless settings-- Offline-charging fixed - reboots reboot - and crashes reboot - only power off goes to offline-charging now--You can sleep easily with your phone plugged in now -if there is some random reboot - it will reboot fully and you wont miss your alarms or phone calls

    Changes 02062012: Synced with CM7.2--New Blade lockscreen ring style--Options to set BT timeout--Option to set compcache for those with larger app memory issues--Option to enable-disable scrolling cache for performance--BacksideUpdater gui and performance improvements - added menu options and hide unused gui elements for cleaner look--Added preference to bootanimation changes so users choice shows in settings menu--Market fix by disabling 01mvdalvik should prevent out of space market errors

    Changes 01312012: Changes: -- Added Pedlar's CMBootanimation chooser to Settings>>CyanogenMod settings>>Interface>>Bootanimation -- Added two additional bootanimations to /system/media for use with the bootanimation chooser -- Update to BobZhome's kernel v3.7 with support for a2sd swap and BT HID, Thanks Bob! -- BacksideUpdater updated with option to check any downloaded file, option to delete bad download before trying again (prevents download renaming such as file.zip becoming file-1.zip), and updated gui elements

    Changes 01252012: -- Synced with CM: --ICS transistions and animations backported to Gingerbread, --lockscreen alignment <right> fixed, --Option to lock volume keys when in silent mode, --Fixed race condition in notification dropdown swipe-to-dismiss function, shouldn't freeze anymore, --Fixed automatic timezone selection in Hawaii (had to throw that one in the for all you frozen users), - New version of BacksideUpdater installed: --Checks download status, checks to see if download has begun, and if complete based on file size, --Checks MD5 sum, automatically checks against the manifest's posted md5 (takes a while, be patient), --Cleaned up the gui a bit, still needs work (functionality first ;))

    Changes 01202012: Fixed borked WiFi module from 0118 build, add camcorder icon back in

    Changes 01182012: Synced with CM, lots of behinds the scenes tweaks (translastions etc), added Holo lockscreen ring style, Changed first bootanimation, replaced VirginMobile's with one for BACKside-IHO, Added update checker (see this post for details)


    Changes 01102012: Special build up thanks to Tom Marshall fixing the charging-while-powered-off bug, THANKS TOM!, also reversed the logic on transparent status bar (needs testing)

    Changes 01092012: Made some changes to status bar and notification dropdown background settings to impove theme support (needs testing) -Added custom notification dropdown background image, please submit additional ones to add in future builds, selection will be based on popularity (donaters to Blarf will of course be given preference ;)) -Add option to make media the default volume control, default is still ringer volume, helps when trying to set a song's volume before you begin playing it (embarassment saver ;)) -Added ADB Over Network option to Settings>>Applications>>Development. Once enabled, go to Settings>>Wireless and network settings>>WiFi settings then press your menu key and select Advanced. Use the IP address listed and add port 5000 to use ADB via WiFi, ie: adb connect 192.168.1.123:5555 (replace IP address with your phone's)

    Changes 01032012: Fixed borked camera from 01022012 build, thanks to BobZhome's camera repo, Thank You Bob!

    Changes 01022012: Synced with CM7.2, New LGEQualcomRIL added for better telephony support, beginings of face-detection in place in camera app (don't know if it will be implemented on CM7 or not), had to revert another CM camera commit to prevent borking it on the OV, switched to BobZhome's newest kernel, implements rb64's find for two-way recording in phone calls, Thanks Bob & rb64!, changed holiday egg to Android Baby New Year, added thekraven's headset mic fix (needs testing), added an option to change the notification dropdown's background color, choices are: --Theme (default) --Custom Color (argb colorwheel) --Transparent (fully transparent). Testing needed to see how it affects various types of themes.

    Changes 12212011: Synced with CM, new option to skip bootanimation may make boot times faster, fix to notification drop down swipe to dismiss feature makes it smoother, Fixed the date view in the status bar, now the notification icons will animate away when the date is visible, and animate back when as it fades away, Added option to customize the overscroll color (cherry-picked from here), not sure how it will affect themes (needs testing)

    Changes 12162011: Added option to change status bar background (requires reboot), added center clock to ticker animation to prevent overlay caused by transparent backgrounds, organized the CyanogenMod settings>>Interface>>Status bar tweaks menu into 4 categories

    Changes 12072011: First build from JerryScript repository, now BACKside changes to IHO are visible online, synced with IHO and CM7, reverted a commit the reverted a commit that made our camera work better ;), some other small fixes to camera should make recording start faster and some poorly made files play better, and cm camera now supports touch to focus properly, fix to minimal ring lockscreen, added Xmas egg

    Changes 11222011: Synced with CM7.2, lots of improvements from CM, video support for omap now enabled, changes to improve screen performance, changes to improve audio performance, camera click sound issue fixed, lockscreen single ring option and middle ring unlock option, lots of other changes can be viewed on gerrit, cherry-picked the carrier name change commit, and reverted the commits that broke the camera.

    Changes 11092011: Synced with Blarf's repo, market download fix (needs testing), added a first try at an update checker (see app drawer), more integration with recent omap update should improve video performance, lots of small changes mostly to files not associated with the OV

    Changes 11022011: Pulled in a commit from CM7 that fixes borked notification sounds from 1101 build, and fixed clock color changer so the change takes effect immediately instead of having to tweak other settings.

    Changes 11012011: Synced with Blarf's repo, added option to set the status bar clock color in CyanogneMod Settings menu, commits to CM7 include option to remove battery icon from status bar, show share menu when taking screenshots from power menu, several fixes to stagefright to improve video, fixes to audiopolicymanager, surfaceflinger tweaks should improve screen drawing, fixed a wifi lock bug that caused releases when it should be locked, lockscreen calendar now supports all day events, quiet hours can now silence haptic feedback, separate volume settings for when headset is plugged in and when it isn't

    Changes 10172011: Headset button fixed, big thanks to rcmarotz, notification icon overlay covering center clock fixed (system icons are still buggy, I'm close on it though), camera tap to focus function added, commits from CM include improved aid selection, telephoney added fastdormancy support

    Changes 10102011: Manually pulled in several commits to CM7.1, fix to lockscreen ring style animations (I did not pull in the arrow rings, don't like em), a2dp audio interface, camera service ttf fix and video stabilization fix, super user updated, added new Music 4.0.1 apk, added option to center clock or leave on right, removed bootsound from package, will add flashable zip on the wiki to enable bootsounds.

    Changes 10042011: Synced with Blarf's repo and CM7.1, switche to BobZhome's new Kernel V3.1 with new governors, new lockscreen ring style option, new 16bpp option under performance menu provides faster/smoother interface, several fixes to surfacflinger should prevent crashes in the UI, wifi fix for lease duration should help with connectivity issues, fix for wallpaper race condition should prevent freezes, lockscreen calendar alarms show next event, about 70+ other minor tweaks that will help but won't necessarily be noticeable.

    Changes 09282011: Fixed center clock notification overlay, added 2d graphics improvements (should make overall phone UI smoother), changed default button color again (probably will go back to default on next build), added graphical easter eggs to thank Blarf, BobZhome, and the users (find them, same place as aosp and cm7), added extra bass band to equalizer settings, cleaned up some of my added code

    Changes 09192011: Changed wifi supplicant scan interval to 60 to save battery, if it gives you issues, you can change in in the build.prop file, Changed to BobZhome's kernel, lots of tweaks, all screen should work now, Edited build.prop to reflect changes in OV2.2.2 and OS-ZVH versions, Added supercharger settings and other tweaks to build.prop, Center clock in status bar, thanks to Drew, Removed trackball settings, never could find it on my phone, Added extra camera button settings, Added Build ID to Device info menu

    Changes 09162011: Synced with Blarf's repo, removed bootloader option from reboot menu, swapped in kernel v2 (even though it says 1.2, oops) should fix screen issues on newer phones

    Changes 08312011: Synced with Blarf's repo, Headset mic fixed, Camera geo tagging fixed, code cleanup, preparation for support of new phones, lots of CM7 tweaks that don't affect the Optimus V

    Changes 08252011: Synced with Blarf's repo, most bugs from 0824 and prior builds are fixed

    Changes 08242011: Reverted to previous build to fix 0823 bugs, once we sort out the repository's commits I'll post a fresh build.

    Changes 08232011: Synced with Blarf's repo, IHO merged with CM7.1 lot's of little fixes, new bootanimation incorporates IHO logo (needs work to smooth out the transition), bootsounds working properly now, see wiki for diff from pure IHO

    Changes 08202011: Synced with Blarf's repo, GPS now properly enabled, lots of small cleanup items, small audio tweaks

    Changes 08172011: Synced with Blarf's repo, GPS changed to hopefully improve battery performance (needs testing), second partition on sdcard should mount, minor background changes to libaudio, lockscreen, and profiles, changed second boot logo to IHO

    Changes 08102011: Synced with Blarf's repo, Sound always playing through the speaker regardless of settings has been fixed, BobZ's wifi fix included and another small tweak (if this build fixes issues, wifi bug should be fixable), Updated to Blarf's newest kernel r1.2, tweaks for battery and performance, Camera exposure mostly fixed though default value may still be too dark, Removed bootsound for now due to overwhelming requests ;) (but you can enable it using eollie's script). Some bloat removed.

    Changes 08082011: Edit: Now there is a themeless build with the experimental tweaks mentioned below built in for you tasteless types :p
    Created experimental Green Machine ROM, this one will have the green machine theme built in. It has a couple of wifi tweaks we hope will help those with wifi issues, bootsound support (thanks eollie), camera exposure (still buggy, but better), no more reset of death under privacy settings, added video icon to app drawer (thanks asadullah), smaller LatinIME.apk (thanks to mmarz's script), and most of the bloat removed (wallpapers, large ringtones, themes, extra tts languages). To change the bootsound at startup, replace the android_audio.mp3 file in /system/media, or just delete it for no bootsound.

    Changes 08032011: Synced with Blarf's repo, GPS should now lock on faster (needs testers), dBm reading in status bar fixed, Market apps that should work on OV not installing should be fixed now, some changes to SIP services should make native SIP work better, boot time should be faster

    Changes 07302011: Synced with Blarf's repo, Camera zoom and autofocus improved, custom ringtones now work, BT functionality improved (needs testers)

    Changes 07272011: Synced with Blarf's repo, Mostly build.prop changes to allow Android Market web interface installs, some other fine tuning.

    Changes 07252011: Synced with Blarf's repo, new kernel r1 should fix the charging issues some were having

    Changes 07222011: Synced with Blarf's repo, new kernel v53 with USB tethering support working in OSX, may be a bit buggy on Windows, ext3 support added, now have ext2/3/4 built into the kernel, couple of other small commits, changed carrier name to Green Machine in the theme only.

    Changes 07212011: Synced with Blarf's repo, new kernel v49 with built in ext2/4 support, fixed screenshot from power button being flipped, USB mass storage now working, circle-particle bootanimation included again, some behind the scene changes

    Changes 07202011: Updated repo to include Blarf's new kernel v41 (with ext2 support, see his posts on page 2), and his stock binary blobs, screen rotation fixed, forgot to add in the circle-particle-cyanogenmod bootanimation, you can download it from here and push it to system/media if you like it.
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    MiRaGe 05222012

    I have uploaded the 05222012 build of MiRaGe to the IHO Wiki.
    Followings are the main changes from CM repo sync. You can find details of the changes in CM repo at this link.
    - Fix percentage bar not appearing on first try to enable the compact battery indicator
    - Fix nickname/organization query in Phone app
    - sed: fix handling of s/// which has empty matches in busybox
    - Handle wraparound correctly to fix stack dumps
    - Revert "Fix for disappearing status bar power widgets after changing T-Mo themes
    - Fix ClassCastException when long pressing a widget and choosing 'Choose catalog' in ADWLauncher
    - Fix for disappearing status bar power widgets after changing theme
    - Manage buttons inside of PowerWidget instead of a static map

    I have added the following changes
    - Backported the staging android drivers from 2.6.38.8 kernel
    - Backported all of the fixes for bluetooth stack and drivers from 2.6.32.59 kernel
    - Fixed the same bluetooth MAC address problem
    - Removed the bluetooth sound volume limiter in voice dialer

    The same ROM modified for Verizon Network is also available here. MD5sum: d6b4bd68582d37a0d156a6198771be94

    As always thanks to Blarf, Bob, Jerry, LeslieAnn, tdm, thekraven, gannon5197, tvall, bigsupersquid, Whyzor, Earthnfire78, and all of the CM team.
    Special thanks to Dannemand, Schlidel, thewraith420, curtis1973, riggerman, EarthnFire78 (I hope I didn't miss anybody) for the help with testing.
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    New build is ready:

    BACKside-IHO-VM670-12162011.zip
    md5sum 86475633da10b0317a645fedd4dc5c18

    GreenMachineTheme-12162011.zip

    Changes:

    • Added option to change status bar background to one of three choices (requires reboot):
      1. Theme (or default background)
      2. Custom Color (can be semi to fully transparent)
      3. Transparent
    • Added center clock to ticker animation to prevent overlay caused by transparent backgrounds.
      (looks better this way too ;) )
    • Organized the CyanogenMod settings>>Interface>>Status bar tweaks menu into 4 categories:
      1. Status bar settings (appearance)
        • Status bar appearance
        • Status bar background color
        • Status bar brightness controls
      2. Status bar clock settings
        • Show clock
        • Center clock
        • Clock color
        • AM/PM style
      3. Carrier label settings
        • Compact carrier label
        • Carrier label type
        • Custom carrier label
      4. System icon settings
        • Battery status style
        • Alternate signal display
        • Show headset icon

    While those smarter then I work out the kinks in ICS, I'll be continuing to add customization options. Next up, custom overscroll and edge glow colors.

    Thanks to Blarf, BobZhome, mrg666, kermikalelite, whyzor, bigsupersquid, leslieann, asadullah, the CM7 team, AOSP, and everyone I've left out, not to mention everyone who gives feedback and bug reports! ;)

    Happy Holidays!
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    Belated Happy New Year everyone. I have uploaded the 01042012 build to the wiki

    The changes are as follows
    - BobZhome's latest kernel 3.6 is included. I have not recompiled the kernel since Bob's binaries were compiled with the same Linaro toolchain. This kernel adds call recording capability and thekraven's mic fix.
    - T9 dialer from CM repo.
    - Disabling the boot animation option in the CM settings.
    - Few other changes from syncing with CM.

    Thanks to Blarf, Bob, Jerry, TheKraven, BigSuperSquid, Whyzor, CM team, and many others.