Originally Posted by junkware

I have same situation: wifi is broken. When attempting to connect, get a cyclical dhcp requests.
Terminal Emulator does not work too.

A6 (7/2), ext4, everything was wiped twice

had lastest Amon-Ra btw

Originally Posted by texasice

Development on ics will freeze while we work on jellybean.

Texasice, I understand that development is now focused to jellybean, but can u build just one more build with your latest ics commits? If not than i need some help. I've successfully builded, your rom and opensensation in the past with googles gcc, but if i want to build with linaro, can i just switch toolchains or it is necesarry to setup another build environment? ubuntu 12.04 x64

Originally Posted by lacus88

Texasice, I understand that development is now focused to jellybean, but can u build just one more build with your latest ics commits? If not than i need some help. I've successfully builded, your rom and opensensation in the past with googles gcc, but if i want to build with linaro, can i just switch toolchains or it is necesarry to setup another build environment? ubuntu 12.04 x64

to build for linaro in our repo. you just need to reinit repo 'repo init -m linaro.xml' (resync) then to build with the linaro toolchain add LINARO_BUILD=1 to your commandline. eg (make -j8 LINARO_BUILD=1)

Originally Posted by sunnybhai

I had Amon-Ra before, changed over to 4ext recently after the up-down on my trackball died. No option but to use 4ext.

If it helps, my phone is the first lot Nexus One. Bought an hour after it was launched.

Weirdly enough, Portable Hotspot is working fine :S

Typing this message from my laptop whlie connected via Portable Hotspot from my N1!

Thanks for the excellent work.
Updated to the latest version today including the latest evervolv aroma installer. Very nice experience.

As with quite a few people the wifi does not work, and neither does some other things that involve the system, such as starting the terminal emulator, probably because scripts have problem starting now:
Can't even start adb shell:

D:\Dev\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb shell
- exec '/system/bin/sh' failed: No such file or directory (2) -

Can't even run fix permissions in for example ROM Manager.

Something caused this, might be the aroma installer as it worked before that I think?

@matbe
Yes for sure that's because of the Aroma Installer. I'm saying this because I have created my own rom including directly some apps from the Aroma package into the texasice's rom and all is working fine.

The only downside is video recording completely broken

Originally Posted by Iperzampem0

@matbe
Yes for sure that's because of the Aroma Installer. I'm saying this because I have created my own rom including directly some apps from the Aroma package into the texasice's rom and all is working fine.

The only downside is video recording completely broken

Thanks for confirming. Tried the Jelly Bean pre-alpha now and it works fine there as well.

good job!

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just to say, great work, i was on CM7-nightly for a long time and kept eye on this rom (when it will be ready for my needs), because of CM team regret to publish CM9 for N1, but after i've tried this rom, must say it is working really great! everything is working, like wifi, 3g, not problems at all... using 4ext recovery and made full wipe and format partitions before installing

texasice> awesome work, keep up man! THX!

Flashable zip for texasices Apps2Sd

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Hello @texasice

First all thanks for your great work.

Is there any flashable zip with your Apps2sd in order to use with other roms... like Miui (GB)?

I'm asking because with your roms works great, and i would like to use with others roms,

Thanks

I had previously been using CM6.1.1 on my N1 for quite some time and was happy with it and the features it provided, but I wanted to update to something newer; with the CM team deciding not to provide ICS for the N1 Evervolv seemed like the best alternative option.

I tried it out on my phone and was overall very impressed; it ran smooth, (most) things seemed to work great, and I was able to size my partitions to have enough working storage to run ICS even on the megabyte-challenged N1.

In comparison to CM6.1.1 though, there were some key things missing that I found very frustrating, followed by a (for me) game-breaking bug that made me flash back to the older OS for now.

Firstly, a couple things that I really enjoyed were that the phone was switching seamlessly between home and roaming networks, something that's always been a struggle with my N1. The market works very well, apps install fast and don't seem to get jammed up at all. I had no problems with the wifi or camera, and I really enjoyed the modernized UI of ICS itself.

Things that were missing and I've gotten very used to having, though:
-No RenderFX widgets (allowing me to only light the red subpixels for battery saving and phone use at night without eye strain). This is a big one to me, and I wouldn't expect it would be hard to port it over from CM's code.
-No home screen power control widget, and the one in the status bar pulldown needs to inexplicably be swiped to the side to reach it (CM's is right on the main pulldown, in addition to having one for the homescreen)
-No dB display to replace the ambiguous signal "bars" - as an EE the dBm values mean a lot more to me and it's nice to know the actual strength
-No ability to skip tracks by double-clicking the trackball with the screen off. This also doesn't exist in CM7 and later for some reason, but it's extremely useful to me - when I'm riding my motorcycle with the phone in my pocket it's the only convenient way to skip tracks (reaching/feeling the volume buttons through jeans and gloves is nearly impossible, but the trackball is fine).

There were also a couple minor UI annoyances with the contacts list and browser, but these aren't Evervolv's fault as far as I can tell (they're ICS-standard) and they're probably outweighed by the other UI improvements overall.

The final straw that made me revert though was a bug vaguely mentioned earlier in the thread where the OS doesn't detect headphones being plugged in - it was played off as a hardware problem in that discussion but upon reverting to CM my headphone jack works just fine again. Even if this is intermittent, I listen to music on my phone frequently and if I have to reboot half the time to get it working it's not worth the trouble for me.

So right now I'm back on cyanogenmod (testing the 7.2 version right now and if it gives me trouble I'll just go back to 6.1.1). If Evervolv were to track down and fix the headphone detection bug and implement even a couple of the features I really miss then I'd be right back on it almost guaranteed. Running ICS on the N1 is a pretty great experience in general, if it has the features I need!