Originally Posted by phsnake

Thanks man, the first Android that works on my Blackstone. I tried several builds CWM and not CWM, but this seems to work w/o probs - so far

Please give these credits to the developers of XDAndroid. I didn't do very much here, only made a CWM build from the original ext2 based build.

But I'm happy you can use Android on Blackstone with this one.

BTW, remember to update SU binary fron superuser app, and better if you don't reuse app data from previous builds. It will surely make your wifi fail, probably other things.

I've been using the XDAndroid FRX07 CWM by ThaiDai 0.99 build from last nigth, and so far so good.

Performance is quite good, batery life acceptable, and the problems are the same as XDANDROID FRX07 running on the Sd (BT, audio stuttering and wifi disconnecting intermittent).

questions:
- have you tried to change the behaviour of the red button using spareparts? it didn't worked for me.
- have someone use the old fancy widget (the one HTC weather clock replica)? it does not work.

Sorry if this question sounds stupid. I already tried to read the info in neopeek but still don't fully understand it, so anybody that is willing to explain to me, thanks!

I have been using the FRX07 and the previous version of XDAndroid in the normal build (one folder in the SD Card). What is the benefit and the difference of running it in this CWM way? Is it better performance, better battery life, or better management?

Originally Posted by lie_ui

Sorry if this question sounds stupid. I already tried to read the info in neopeek but still don't fully understand it, so anybody that is willing to explain to me, thanks!

I have been using the FRX07 and the previous version of XDAndroid in the normal build (one folder in the SD Card). What is the benefit and the difference of running it in this CWM way? Is it better performance, better battery life, or better management?

Some have claimed better performance, but in my testing it's actually worse.

I guess one benefit with having a dedicated data partition is USB mass storage (should) work properly. Other than that it's a lot of work for very little reward - perhaps if you jump builds a lot, CWM has a nifty backup/restore feature built-in to it...

Originally Posted by Eodun

BTW, remember to update SU binary fron superuser app, and better if you don't reuse app data from previous builds. It will surely make your wifi fail, probably other things.

I didn't change the apps, only took them from the official FRX07 build

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Some have claimed better performance, but in my testing it's actually worse.

I guess one benefit with having a dedicated data partition is USB mass storage (should) work properly. Other than that it's a lot of work for very little reward - perhaps if you jump builds a lot, CWM has a nifty backup/restore feature built-in to it...

You should give it another try

Originally Posted by ThaiDai

I didn't change the apps, only took them from the official FRX07 build

I was referring to a problem posted above, sorry. The thing is I got some nasty problems (in fact had to reinstall again) because I tried to restore some data+apps with TB and it ruined wifi.

Hi Eodun, what do you think the benefits of the CWM build of FRX07?
Its really faster, better battery life, etc? Can you give some insight?

Originally Posted by lie_ui

Hi Eodun, what do you think the benefits of the CWM build of FRX07?
Its really faster, better battery life, etc? Can you give some insight?

It could be faster,you'd get usb storage to work,battery life shouldn't change.