Thanks for the quick response. Maybe I was just overly cautious. This will save me a lot of time.
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[ROM] Nero v2 - Team Whiskey - *12/20/10*
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Thanks for the quick response. Maybe I was just overly cautious. This will save me a lot of time.
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I think there's a BUG with the hacked camera: I'm unable to record videos with the highest resolution. It always hangs my phone!
Loving This Rom!!!!
Just wanted to say i am loving this rom. Flashed Axura 2.2 last night and thi morning found this lovely update.
just one question? is it better to use OCLF or eugene's super I/O?
Will the Super I/O kill my battery?
Thanks and keep up the awesome work!!!!
Just wanted to say i am loving this rom. Flashed Axura 2.2 last night and thi morning found this lovely update.
just one question? is it better to use OCLF or eugene's super I/O?
Will the Super I/O kill my battery?
Thanks and keep up the awesome work!!!!
This is actually usable when using voodoo, horribly laggy opening apps without it
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While SuperIO helps this ROM a lot, this ROM is still laggy. For example, open Aldiko, open a book, the exit all the way out. Stock - 6 seconds to exit, SuperIO - 2 to 3 seconds, Voodoo - about 1 second.... Any other rom, and SuperIO would make Aldiko exit instantly...
Something is not cooked all the way on this ROM I think. I have to use Voodoo, just to keep from smashing the phone against the wall from the lag frustration. Normall SuperIO is enough for me. I have tried SuperIO, DoW13_BLN, and StockJL1+Voodoo so far.
Still looking for a better solution though.
I don't like OCLF since it makes the phone flaky over time. (Although OCLF/EXT2/Loopback is the fastest)
I'm actually running this build with the super io kernel and OCLF. Runs smooth.
When i flashed marios kernel i had to diable from the clockwork option flashing disable did mot work
OCLF will negate the IO effects of the kernel. You might as well be running a stock kernel with OCLF.
There is a Bluetooth issue. With Nero Beta 3 when i connect my phone via BT to my car it would work fine, and download all of my contacts with out an issue, but now, with this version it connects but refuses to download my contacts. Any ideas if this can be an easy fix or am i going to have to wait and hope it gets fixes in another version?
I don't believe this is LauncherPro. If it was, you'd see it as an installed application, would be able to access the LP settings, and would be able to add LP widgets.
Also, the vast majority of users hate Twiz, including most developers. There are recent roms with Twiz if you prefer to go that route.
Confirmed this bug but only on the stock launcher. If you run launcher pro the FC does not happen and it opens up the folders without a hitch.
Also on the stock launcher I can make a normal folder and put things in there so that works just fine. For some reason though if a folder contains contacts it crashes.
Googled genie widget, looks like it's the news weather app we have with the rom.
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Figures, another here that flashed beta 3 last night. This one looks really good though. Gonna flash it as soon as I get home.
I have a question, though.
Before beta 3 I tried macnut 14. I wasn't impressed, but the dialer actually handled contacts the way the stock ROM did. With all the latest TW ROMs, it seems that if I start dialing using someone's name, all their numbers come up without labels. On Macnut, the person's name comes up once, you touch it, and all their numbers show up with labels (mobile, home, etc...).
The only thing I can think of is different dialers, as they look totally different. Beta 3 has the big green call button in the middle, while Macnut has the all-black dialer with the call button on the lower left.
What's the best dialer to use with this ROM, or does this issue not exist with V1?
Thanks in advance.
I have a question, though.
Before beta 3 I tried macnut 14. I wasn't impressed, but the dialer actually handled contacts the way the stock ROM did. With all the latest TW ROMs, it seems that if I start dialing using someone's name, all their numbers come up without labels. On Macnut, the person's name comes up once, you touch it, and all their numbers show up with labels (mobile, home, etc...).
The only thing I can think of is different dialers, as they look totally different. Beta 3 has the big green call button in the middle, while Macnut has the all-black dialer with the call button on the lower left.
What's the best dialer to use with this ROM, or does this issue not exist with V1?
Thanks in advance.
In regards to your car bluetooth. I just tested mine and it worked just fine. All the contacts loaded up and I can voice dial just fine. Maybe it's something else besides a rom bug? I had issues with my contacts not loading up right when I was on stock 2.1 and I found that clearing my MS exchange contacts from the phone and loading only google contacts fixed it. Don't know if it's something else, but I thought I'd throw it in there.
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OFFICIAL HOME OF BIONIX AND TEAM WHISKEY
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Nero v2:
- JL4 system files
- JL4 kernel
- JL4 modem
- 4 lock screen options (stock android, glass, fascinate, epic)
- Disabled battery full notification
- Reboot options added to power menu (reboot, reboot recovery, reboot download mode)
- Nexus S microbes live wallpaper
- Nexus S nexus live wallpaper
- Nexus S car dock application
- Nexus S Power Widget
- Nexus S icons
- Nexus S audio/notification files
- Nexus S Launcher
- Nexus S Wallpapers
- Nexus S Genie Widget
- Nexus S transition animations
- Nexus S settings menu icons
- Heavily modified frameworks (gingerbread)
- New Market
- New Titanium Backup
- New Rom Manager
- New Voice Search
- New Maps
- New YouTube
- New Google Voice
- New Gmail
- AOSP mms
- Spare parts (allows for animation speed tweaks)
- Mounting issues fixed
- Phone number identification fixed
- Init script edits for smoother UI
- Custom bootanimation
- Custom shutdown sound (linda)
- Very fast, very stable....especially with voodoo!
Download:
Nero v2 w/voodoo 5.0.1 - really fast! Thanks Supercurio!
Nero v2 w/stock JL4 kernel - *coming later tonight*
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Nero v2 w/voodoo 5.0.1
NOTE: If you do not want to run voodoo, simply flash the rom, then disable voodoo via instructions below. Essentially, you will be running a stock kernel at this point.
Voodoo 5.0.1 Details:
- Supports larger nand chip
- Converts full system partition to ext4
- Incredibly fast, solid, and stable. Much better than rfs or ext2 file system
- Disable voodoo directly via clock work recovery
Installing Nero v2 w/voodoo 5.0.1:
1. Place nero_v2_voodoo.zip on internal sdcard
2. Disable ANY and ALL other lagfixes (yes, this includes ext2 one click lagfix! You cannot run both)
3. Reboot into clock work recovery via rom manager or manually
4. Select 'install zip from sdcard'
5. Select 'choose zip from sdcard'
6. Select 'Nero_2_voodoo.zip'
7. Select 'Yes - install Nero_2_voodoo.zip'
8. Wait for installation to finish
9. Reboot
10. Once reboot is selected, your complete file system will be converted to 'ext4', this will take roughly 2-4 minutes. Please be patience and wait. You will hear Linda's voice telling you that its being converted, this is how you know its working.
11. Your phone will finish booting after conversion. Now you're done!
12. You MUST disable voodoo first if you decide to flash anything else - instructions below
Disable Voodoo:
1. Reboot into clock work recovery via rom manager or manually
2. In CWR menu, select 'voodoo lagfix'
3. Select 'disable lagfix'
4. Select 'go back'
5. Select 'reboot system now'
6. Your file system will now be converted back to rfs. This will take about 2-4 minutes, be patient!
7. Once your phone reboots, reboot back into clock work recovery and you may now flash anything of your choice11Looks like we're off to a good start. For those who don't already know, this thread is following the new suggestion from the town meeting:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=871476
Another suggestion:
If you want to say "Thanks" (or similar) to the OP, use the provided button. If you need to post such comments like "Thanks", "Downloading now!", etc (if that's all you want to say) instead merely click the "Thanks" button alone. It will reduce clutter and increase the readability of this thread. That's what I plan to do if I decide to try it. Again, it's merely a suggestion for keeping things clean while this thread is still fairly short.
For those that are asking about the Haptic feedback, the OP says it's working (for the keyboard, at least).10If anyone wants to take it for a test run, here ya go. Full JL5 based Nero 3 w/voodoo 5.0.1. Its finished aside for a couple mods I'll be adding later today.
Remember! This has a voodoo kernel, and don't forget to disable your current voodoo before you flash this.
I will officially release this tomorrow and update the OP. Everything is pretty much the same except this is a full JL5 build.7Nero v1 Video Review
For those of you who wanna see how Nero v1 looks, here's a video showing off some of its features. Enjoy!
