The system.img you have is 420mb. It's best to just include the recovery structure with the flash.cfg. It's kinda pointless to use the dft installer to flash only the directory structure when you can just flash the whole thing together. You only need these two lines added to the flash.cfg.misc ya 1M
recovery ya|ro 5Mmisc ya 1M
recovery ya|ro 5M
boot ya|boot|ro filesize+2M boot.img
system ya filesize+4m system.img
cache ya 40M
userdata ya|asize|hr allsizeI can't find the original thread from xda, but I'm using the one from iconos desire hd and it works fine. You'll need to push the framework-res.apk to your system/framework directory. The one I've attached is the white numbers on green horizontal bar. Backup before you push it, in case something gets screwed up.
Ok I try that as well
Thanks
Cmylxgo,
Just giving you more feedback on your v1.0.5 build. Looked at my Current Widget log over the past 24 hours and noticed that while in overnight standby, there would be spikes in the 70-100mA range. Most of the time, my phone would be in the 2-3mA range
No it didn't work for me
Still have he same high battery drain.
After applying that Airport Mode trick I didn't use my phone at all. The push mail is stopped as well so no live sync on, only WiFi is switched on every other Radio connection is turned off and yet I only got five -4mA entries rest there were all high peaks.
I dont have any background program running and every unnecessary process is killed. I lost over 7% of my battery in past 1:30 hours with all above things stopped.
This is a big drawback in otherwise a perfect Rom.
Please try to fix it in your next update.
Thanks.
i been using this rom for two days and everything was working great, but for some reason today it wont hook upto mi wifi connection gets stuck at obtaning ip adress
Even the 400mb is not enough to contain this beast
Code:misc ya 1M recovery ya|ro 5M
so it looks like this
Code:misc ya 1M recovery ya|ro 5M boot ya|boot|ro filesize+2M boot.img system ya filesize+4m system.img cache ya 40M userdata ya|asize|hr allsize
This is from the test build of course. It only adds 6mb but after you flash this the build and the recovery structure will be flashed, and you can back up and recover like it's intended. Imho zip roms are a terrible way to distribute new builds anyway. This is way more efficient.
edit to add: probably should have a little extra room, so future updates will not require reflash. so +4m for the system.img
I can't find the original thread from xda, but I'm using the one from iconos desire hd and it works fine. You'll need to push the framework-res.apk to your system/framework directory. The one I've attached is the white numbers on green horizontal bar. Backup before you push it, in case something gets screwed up.
I found a fix for the flashplayer that seems to work. I found it in a post in gauners desirehd thread.
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=10224784&highlight=flashplayer+fix#post10224784This is where you can find the answer to the solution.
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=756564&page=3This is where you can actually get the file to install flashplayer.
I installed it via droid explorer and it seems to work. The explanation states that you can also install it if you download it to your sdcard and install. After I installed I rebooted. Good luck to all with flashplayer issues and hope this helps.
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