Originally Posted by ahmadka

Alright thanks, I'll get Mimicry for now then

If you are interested in jb, I have been using the andromadus jb test build for quite some. A few bugs here and there but it hasn't prevented me from running it as my dd.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1605016


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Andromadus JellyBean Beta Released "JellyBelly"

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For anyone not monitoring activity in the forum, you may not have spotted that the Andromadus JellyBean builds are officially betas. See this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2005136

superuser doesn't work

HTC Desire Z

It should, it's definitely a working feature. Did you do a full wipe?

yes i did. I've reinstalled the rom but now I'm stuck in the Color-Boot. I mean the boot animation after the HTC Logo.

I don't know how I fix that :/

-edit-

I reflashed it and did a fullwipe again. Now it works fine o.O

Originally Posted by crowstar

If you want to compile this, it is MUCH easier on 10.04 LTS, simply because the compilers are too new on 11.10, save yourself some trouble with that.

I'm getting the source very soon, and will TRY to get at least a bootable rom.

You know, you can have multiple versions of gcc installed on your system. On Debian I had issues with building with the default sid gcc (4.7.x), but that's easily solved with something like ...

$ CC=gcc-4.6 CXX=g++-4.6 brunch cm_vision-userdebug

Why change the universe to fix a problem instead of just fixing the problem (use the proper version of gcc)? Just apt-get install gcc-4.6 if you don't have it.

Just fyi (I am using Mimicry actually, but the problem seemed common to this as well when I used to use it, so posting here), the random slowdowns that kinda appear to be related to multitasking on ICS roms such as this seem to correspond with emmc-qd (I assume the kernel module responsible for onboard flash IO) using up a lot of CPU. This is with and without a swap partition on my SD card enabled. As previously stated in both threads, turning max background procs down to 2 makes the problem far less common, but then I start losing half written messages when I'm checking something in Opera, etc..
I'm actually switching to cm7 now as it's getting too much to live with, but maybe this is helpful for a dev to look at? I've tried mucking with different IO schedulers to not much avail (SIO by default).