[ROM]-[MikRoms]-Supersonic3D RC1.2-[10/14/2011]-Sense 3.5

taadow1030 · Sep 24, 2011

jelive said:
Can't remember exactly seems it was in neighborhood of 165 MG....After all my restored apps, etc. I'm now at 145 MG. There is more than enough space. New version to be released late tonight will have even more space. May want to just hold for that and flash so you only have to setup once then.

Thanks Jelive. Button pressed also.

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linsalata28 · Sep 24, 2011

I'll be keeping an eye on this.
Nice work.

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cdsbj6508 · Sep 24, 2011

debarron said:
Oh that doesn't make since since the libs/modules are in data and if you unmount data then those won't be written. Which freedom kernel did you flash and what recovery are you using? I use Amon RA and data isn't mounted when I first boot into it.

It may not make since but it works for me. I'm also using Amon RA and my data is mounted and I'm using a Kernel from Virus Infected ROM!

Pithism · Sep 24, 2011

so no support for custom kernels or if there is what are people using?

ssconceptz · Sep 24, 2011

Is this setup as sprint? I need my sprint apps lol

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ssconceptz · Sep 24, 2011

Pithism said:
so no support for custom kernels or if there is what are people using?

The sense kernels on this board work fine.

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makmoneynslp · Sep 24, 2011

Who cares about sprint we should have our own service the way revs provide these roms. Thank you devs

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paranoid android85 · Sep 24, 2011

cdsbj6508 said:
In recovery unmount data flash kernel the remount data and you should be good!

thanks! wifi working again

cdsbj6508 · Sep 24, 2011

paranoid android85 said:
thanks! wifi working again

OK GREAT!!

uscjunkie · Sep 24, 2011

I would like to try a custom kernel....which one gives killer battery life? Mine doesn't last very long the way it is now.

steve97ta · Sep 24, 2011

uscjunkie said:
I would like to try a custom kernel....which one gives killer battery life? Mine doesn't last very long the way it is now.

Try the freedom kernel...u have to flash in recovery. See the kernel flashing a little above. Mount data then flash

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elwood · Sep 24, 2011

uscjunkie said:
I would like to try a custom kernel....which one gives killer battery life? Mine doesn't last very long the way it is now.

I use ChopSuey 9.2.7 Universal, others use Freedom Kernal by Lithid and say they get great battery life aswell.

Basically though its up to you in the end as each phone reacts a little different as the user's are not the same.

elwood · Sep 24, 2011

Check out the space I have left

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bluezr1 · Sep 24, 2011

Loving this rom

A simple guide to setting up firerat

I moved the instructions to its own thread and rewrote it so people would have fewer problems.

Here’s the link to that thread
http://themikmik.com/showthread.php?8925-A-simple-guide-to-setting-up-firerat&p=121919#post121919

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=754805

droiddawg · Sep 24, 2011

Does this port have auto app2sd where the app data and cache automatically go to ext3?

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Craigerade · Sep 24, 2011

droiddawg said:
Does this port have auto app2sd where the app data and cache automatically go to ext3?

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It does for apps, not sure about cache.

bluezr1 · Sep 25, 2011

Craigerade said:
It does for apps, not sure about cache.

Correct, data goes to SD but not cache.

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elwood · Sep 25, 2011

bluezr1 said:
After getting firerat setup and uninstalling around 50mb of stuff I now have my new daily rom – well until tonight when an update that’s expected to come out. I have over 120 apps while still leaving 186mb of free internal memory and keeping cache on internal. This thing is very snappy!

If anyone’s interested in setting up firerat, this is how. What it does is it steels memory not being used by the system and makes it available for internal memory (app storage).

Install the Rom first or use your current setup to determine what numbers that’ll be needed on the text file (mtdpartmap.txt) that you’ll place on your SD card. There’re two sets of numbers on the text file, the first number is the system Rom size and the second is for the cache size. Download OS monitor (awesome app - it's free in the market) to determine what numbers you’ll need. Go to the misc tab where it’ll show you what you're using as far as system and cache sizes. The last thing shown on the bottom is the cache used. This is used for determining the second number in the text file. One thing to know, there’re 1024kb in an MB, so divide the number shown by 1024 to determine how many MB’s you’re using. Then add 5-10mb for your system – this gives you your first number. The cache doesn’t move much so to be safe triple the number and you should be good – this is the second number on the text file. I have mine set for 4mb and currently only using 25% of that.

If you’re going to use your current setup, then wipe cache and dalvik cache 3x’s (might be overkill, but that’s what I do). Make a nandroid backup and then wipe everything except sdcard. After you’ve done that, flash the recover file (FR-recovery-v1.5.3-CustomMTD_S.zip) from firerat. After install “READ” what it says before doing anything else. It’ll want you to wipe cache and data then “REBOOT” back into recovery. Reinstall your nandroid backup or re-flash rom followed by any other zips (kernel). Then flash the boot file (FR-boot-v1.5.3-CustomMTD_S.zip) that you’ve downloaded along with the recovery file. Reboot and you're done. Enjoy your larger internal memory size.

Very important to remember! Always keep ra recovery (PC36IMG) on the root of your sd card. It’s a pain when booting into recovery and having to hit down twice (install update – reboot device), but worth it in case you get into a jam. This script alters your recovery, so to get back to your normal recovery you can always accept the update that re-flashes ra recovery (or recovery of choice).

You can use other nandroids just make sure to up the numbers on the text file that you placed on your SD card. You can alter them after you get booted up. Of course you’ll have to re-flash for the changes to go into effect, but well worth the extra effort. But remember, you must flash the boot file (FR-boot-v1.5.3-CustomMTD_S.zip) after installing any zips in recovery. Even if you decide to flash a different kernel, you must flash the boot zip before booting back up. You don’t need to re-flash the recovery file once you’ve flashed it for the first time, unless you accept the update and re–flashed your recovery.

Sorry if anyone feels I’ve posted this in the wrong section, but it explains how I got the numbers I did in the pic. while running this rom.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=754805

Not dogging your or anything but I just did dta2sd and got way more space then firerat

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bluezr1 · Sep 25, 2011

Elw00d said:
Not dogging your or anything but I just did dta2sd and got way more space then firerat

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I have a2sd installed as well. This allowed me to move my cache back to the internal memory. Having the cache moved back to internel memory makes my phone very snappy. There's are around 175MB of space on my internal used up from having over 120 apps installed.

My goal is to use link to sd where I'll have control over what apps get moved where.

This is what I had when the cache was on the sd card.

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Jedis · Sep 25, 2011

Elw00d said:
Not dogging your or anything but I just did dta2sd and got way more space then firerat

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Not sure what you did, but I wiped and flashed again, and with A2SD, I only have 90mb free. And that was cherry picking apps, couldn't even restore everything.

Phone is laggy and considering using SuperCharger script. Has anyone tried it? Will it mess up this ROM?

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