Is the ROM based on new drivers from the latest HTC ROM?
Tim:
Nice job putting this ROM together. I was hoping for something like this. Could you please tell me what build it is based on and if it has the new drivers from the 5.11 ROM from HTC? I may not be very accurate in naming the builds, but please let me know what's included in this ROM. I plan to flash it some time after knowing what is the feedback on installing TF3D2 as a cab on top of this ROM. Thanks.
Device: Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000 (international)
ROM: Criskelo 4.0.4 ICS ROM XXLRK v11.2
Modem: XXLRK
Kernel: speedmod k 3-13
Working great so far - no bugs, except this one:
@timolol, is this the dialer bug you are talking about?
Just a few questions - how come that there is about 100 MB free RAM after soft reset? With WM 6.1 I was getting about 130-140, with TF3D enabled. Also, I saw in some other threads that some ROMs have 120 or more free RAM upon boot (with cHome enabled, just like in your ROM). What could be the "RAM eater" in this ROM? Even if I disable cHome, I get only 109 MB...
And one more thing, you forgot to include Esmertec JBED, and it is the default Java emulator on HTC WWE based ROMs.
Thanks again for this ROM - it is working great. Of cource, I'll test it more and report any bug that I find. Hopefully there will be none.
Updated Contact Utility Engine, New Contact Card, Notification Enhancement, Shared Modules and Video Telephony
Updated Opera Mobile 9.7 to 35857
Updated Marketplace
Updated Topaz video drivers
Updated Java exe icon
5.10.020.7TH (23529)
WM6.5.5 build is from the COM5 tree and includes Office 2010 and threaded emails
Updated the following HTC packages: Contact Utility Engine, HTC Framework, HTC Scroll, Notification Enhancement, Shared Modules, Shared Resource, Ringtone Plugin, Task Manager, YouTube, New Contact Card
New Contact Card now supports landscape
Enabled phone canvas vibration
Fixed "Alarm-Beeps" sound
Added 3 more HTC ringtones
Updated a few icons
Updated Opera 9.7 to build 35801
Enabled scroll wheel panning in Opera
Updated Microsoft MyPhone to latest version
Excluded welcome center
5.09.111.9TH (23089)
'Save to contacts' now working (+ added dependent packages)
Added Leo Notification Enhancement and Shared modules
Updated Marketplace, HTCFontLink, Adobe Reader LE (now touch friendly), Video drivers, Phone setting, HTC Scroll, SIM Manager, Power off warning and Long press end key
Good job, I like the idea. I will give it a go and report any bugs I find.
You said that there was currently a conflict with the lock screen and the dialer... What dialer does not conflict with the lock screen on wm6.5?
Please let me know and I will install that one.
Thanks Timolol's!!!!
The new Tachi dialer does not conflict with the WM6.5 lock screen, and you're most welcome to install this as a cab. However, in my experience I've found it to be buggy (call history is broken, breaks video calling + others i forgot). It does however, also fix the bug shown by pilgrim011 below. In my opinion, the tradeoff isn't worth it, but if you want to try it by all means go ahead.
Device - Samsung Omnia 7 i8700
OS - Windows Phone 7.5 "Mango"
Working great so far - no bugs, except this one:
@timolol, is this the dialer bug you are talking about?
Just a few questions - how come that there is about 100 MB free RAM after soft reset? With WM 6.1 I was getting about 130-140, with TF3D enabled. Also, I saw in some other threads that some ROMs have 120 or more free RAM upon boot (with cHome enabled, just like in your ROM). What could be the "RAM eater" in this ROM? Even if I disable cHome, I get only 109 MB...
And one more thing, you forgot to include Esmertec JBED, and it is the default Java emulator on HTC WWE based ROMs.
Thanks again for this ROM - it is working great. Of cource, I'll test it more and report any bug that I find. Hopefully there will be none.
That's not the conflict with the lockscreen - that's another well known bug which I forgot to list. That bug can't be fixed either, but it doesn't bother me much. If the new Tachi dialer is bug-fixed, I'll include that in future ROms because it fixes the lockscreen bug as well as this bug.
I suspect the RAM eater is the Topaz notification enhancement system, but I'm not 100% sure about that. I'm not actually sure why it takes up so much RAM, but i'll look into it. Do you think that I should include it in future ROMs?
Lastly, I don't use Java emulation, and as I didn't initially plan to publicly release this ROM I didn't include it. From all subsequent releases, I'll be sure to include it in the ROM.
Device - Samsung Omnia 7 i8700
OS - Windows Phone 7.5 "Mango"
It is based on the 5.11 AT&T ROM from HTC and includes all the drivers from this build. I haven't actually tried installing TF3D on top of this ROM, but there is no reason that it would be any different to installing it on top of any other ROM. Let me know how it goes if you end up trying it
Thanks for the quick response. I certainly will let you know how it turns out when I install this ROM with TF3D2.
Device: Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000 (international)
ROM: Criskelo 4.0.4 ICS ROM XXLRK v11.2
Modem: XXLRK
Kernel: speedmod k 3-13
That's not the conflict with the lockscreen - that's another well known bug which I forgot to list. That bug can't be fixed either, but it doesn't bother me much. If the new Tachi dialer is bug-fixed, I'll include that in future ROms because it fixes the lockscreen bug as well as this bug.
I suspect the RAM eater is the Topaz notification enhancement system, but I'm not 100% sure about that. I'm not actually sure why it takes up so much RAM, but i'll look into it. Do you think that I should include it in future ROMs?
Lastly, I don't use Java emulation, and as I didn't initially plan to publicly release this ROM I didn't include it. From all subsequent releases, I'll be sure to include it in the ROM.
OK, thanks for clarifying the above mentioned bug. It doesn't bother me that much.
And regarding RAM, I thought that was the Microsoft Voice command fault, so I tried to disable it via Dotfred's TaskMgr, but it's still the same. To me this is the only serious issue I ran across until now, because I am so called "power user" and RAM is crucial for me for multitasking. If that is the Topaz notification's fault, do you know is there any way for disabling it? I assume the answer is no. I do know that initially (10-15 seconds after boot) I do have about 130 MB RAM, and suddenly it drops to about 105.
OK, thanks for clarifying the above mentioned bug. It doesn't bother me that much.
And regarding RAM, I thought that was the Microsoft Voice command fault, so I tried to disable it via Dotfred's TaskMgr, but it's still the same. To me this is the only serious issue I ran across until now, because I am so called "power user" and RAM is crucial for me for multitasking. If that is the Topaz notification's fault, do you know is there any way for disabling it? I assume the answer is no. I do know that initially (10-15 seconds after boot) I do have about 130 MB RAM, and suddenly it drops to about 105.
I'm flashing a test Rom as we speak - basically the same ROM without the Topaz notification enhancement. I'll let you know how it goes.
EDIT:
Well, I've found that the memory issue has not gone away when excluding the Topaz notification enhancement system (which I'm actually almost happy about because I actually really like the notification enhancement). I'm working through my recent changes at the moment trying to find out what's causing the memory issue.
EDIT 2:
I've narrowed it down to a small handful of programs and settings. It shouldnt be long before I find the offending program.
EDIT 3:
I've found and fixed the memory problem. It turns out one of the dll files associated with the Tachi MP3 Trimmer (and also the HTC Calculator) was causing excessive memory usage. Reverting back to the Raphael MP3 Trimmer (identical as far as I can see) fixes this problem. This change frees up about 20mb of RAM. =) It took a while, but I think the effort was well worthwhile. I'll upload the new version of the ROM as soon as I can (not at the computer right now - posting this with my Touch Pro). I'll make sure I include the Java emulator in the new ROM.
Tim
Device - Samsung Omnia 7 i8700
OS - Windows Phone 7.5 "Mango"
I've found and fixed the memory problem. It turns out one of the dll files associated with the Tachi MP3 Trimmer (and also the HTC Calculator) was causing excessive memory usage. Reverting back to the Raphael MP3 Trimmer (identical as far as I can see) fixes this problem. This change frees up about 20mb of RAM. =) It took a while, but I think the effort was well worthwhile. I'll upload the new version of the ROM as soon as I can (not at the computer right now - posting this with my Touch Pro). I'll make sure I include the Java emulator in the new ROM.
Great job. It's weird that the problem was caused by irrelevant app like MP3 Trimmer.
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