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So i dont know about others since there are a billion posts and a billion builds.. but i was able to get Debian working on hero today with a few changes to the code and manually typing in the start scrip myself .. i tried to make a stat script but it always fails at mounting. i tried numerous ways of mounting in the script which all fail.. any ideas?
I was having similar issues when I tried this but was able to get it by specifying the fs type of the debian image e.g.
Code:
#mount -t ext2 -o loop debian.img /data/local/mnt
This is assuming of course you are in the directory containing debian.img and you have already created the mnt dir in /data/local. I just tested this from twisted hero 5 but had success on one of the earlier JAC builds and superhero b1. No other modifications were necessary for this and I was able to mount the others listed in the mountonly script included in the 2.1 installer package similarly. I have stopped using the dootdeb script entirely and now just mount and chroot manually when needed.
Hope that helps.
daemontux said:
I was having similar issues when I tried this but was able to get it by specifying the fs type of the debian image e.g.
Code:
#mount -t ext2 -o loop debian.img /data/local/mnt
This is assuming of course you are in the directory containing debian.img and you have already created the mnt dir in /data/local. I just tested this from twisted hero 5 but had success on one of the earlier JAC builds and superhero b1. No other modifications were necessary for this and I was able to mount the others listed in the mountonly script included in the 2.1 installer package similarly. I have stopped using the dootdeb script entirely and now just mount and chroot manually when needed.
Hope that helps.
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question since debian can run flash player has anyone installed it on there just for kicks
i tried it when i was on 1.2 before cupcake. i got as far as getting debian to work and then use lxde for gui. I got ice weasle installed then install flash which somehow broke my iceweasle browser. I would imagine it would be slower than flash on hero rom though.
superg05 said:
question since debian can run flash player has anyone installed it on there just for kicks
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While flash is supported on many desktop linux distributions, I have not found an ARM EABI version of it. I was looking when I first put debian on the phone but without finding the correct package and considering iceweasel was painfully slow in the chroot/vnc environment even without the plugin I did not try for long. I was running a class 2 card at the time maybe it is a little better on my class 6 but I think ill wait for adobe to release an android version anyway
@maydaysos was it an armel package you installed? If so where did you find it? I only remember seeing libflash gnash and possibly swfdec in the armel deb repositories
What you need:
1. Swap Capible ROM with Root Access (see list below)
2. A third Partition on your SD card, known as Linux-swap set between 16-32MB (Easiest way to achieve that for free if you don't have linux with gparted is to download the Ubuntu ISO disk and install it on your system, all for free. can even be installed through Windows or run straight off the disk. you can also follow the link Here.)
3. Research
4. Terminal or ADB
5. Thumbs
What to do:
1. download the attached file and copy it to your sdcard, unmount sdcard from computer.
2. in terminal or adb shell type:
don't type things in ().
Code:
$su (terminal only)
#mv /sdcard/userinit.sh /system/sd/
#chmod 775 /system/sd/userinit.sh
#sh /system/sd/userinit.sh
This should do it, no reboot required. if you want to verify that you have your swap space running now or after a reboot simply type:
Code:
#free
you should see total memory to the right of "Swap" be filled in with the number of bytes you set.
A little bit about Swap on the G1:
Swap partitions are currently completely seperate from ROMs. all ROMs should be able to do this, however I'm not specfically certain and don't have the time or patience to try in or do research for it.
YOU DO NOT NEED TO FLASH YOUR ROM AT THE SAME TIME TO GET THIS TO WORK. In fact, you will have to do this everytime AFTER you do a new flash or wipe. I'm getting mixed reports about this, I myself didn't have to redo this after flashing CM 3.5.3, however it is possible that some are not mounting /system before pushing/copying the file over, which makes thier effort pointless and explains the confusion!
Other Notes:
This script was written by Dwang, I had no part in it, I'm just trying to make it easier and seperate it from Cyanogens mod threads.
Also please understand that Linux does ./sdcard/ and /sdcard/ in linux, nor is there any difference from /sdcard/tmp/ and /tmp/ when you prompt to /sdcard/ (ie, typing cd /sdcard or cd sdcard)
Also, please do not set up your linux swap over 32MB, you're asking for trouble.
Swap Capible ROMs (Dev's PM me if you incorperate this into your ROM):
Cyanogen's MOD 3.5.2 + higher
JACHero w/ http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4054111&postcount=19
Thank you.. will give this a try and let you know.
A small .bat file would be nice for this since it has to be done after every flashing
We might need a .bat file for all the .bat files i'm collecting.
Wasnt this experimental in CM's rom and it ran "sluggish"?
Unsure, and it runs fine. as far as a .bat.... why? it's all .sh. does .bat even work in linux?
Denkai said:
What you need:
YOU DO NOT NEED TO FLASH YOUR ROM AT THE SAME TIME TO GET THIS TO WORK. In fact, you will have to do this everytime AFTER you do a new flash or wipe.
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I thought userinit.sh on /system/sd would survive a flash an/or wipe?
Also you might add that mkswap should be run once on a newly created swap partition.
looking over the userinit.sh...........
What exactly does this, .sh, do??
bkmo said:
I thought userinit.sh on /system/sdcard would survive a flash an/or wipe?
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/system/sdcard doesn't exist. it's /system/sd and no, it doesn't it gets copied over.
Mikey1022 said:
looking over the userinit.sh...........
What exactly does this, .sh, do??
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first part checks to find the 3rd partition and sets it up as linux swap. the second script checks for media files meant for ring tones and seperates them so that the file doesn't show up twice in your music player.
Denkai said:
/system/sdcard doesn't exist. it's /system/sd and no, it doesn't it gets copied over.
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Sorry system/sd ...I was editing the post to correct it when you replied. I re-flashed cyanogen 3.5.2 without a wipe and userinit survived.
Denkai said:
/system/sdcard doesn't exist. it's /system/sd and no, it doesn't it gets copied over.
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/system/sd doesn't get copied over on a flash - that's why userinit.sh is placed there, so users can put custom commands in a location where the ROM (just CM, AFAIK) will know to execute them.
If you aren't running CM 3.5.2 or greater you'll need to set this up somehow so that it is run on boot. Cyanogen has a line added to his A2SD script that will do that.
Now.. Any advice on how to create my swap partition if I don't have a memory card reader to use on a PC w/ Ubuntu? I tried a gparted live cd on my GF's Thinkpad, but the card reader wasn't detected. I'm sure there's some way to do it at the command line, but my linux-fu is out of practice and I never did mess with partitions much.
BTW, thanks for posting - I saw this in the CM experimental thread but kept forgetting to install, until I saw this post. Doing it now
Saiboogu said:
Now.. Any advice on how to create my swap partition if I don't have a memory card reader to use on a PC w/ Ubuntu? I tried a gparted live cd on my GF's Thinkpad, but the card reader wasn't detected. I'm sure there's some way to do it at the command line, but my linux-fu is out of practice and I never did mess with partitions much.
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Gparted was not detecting my SD reader on my Dell until I installed the newest Gparted from source on Ubunty Jaunty.
bkmo said:
Gparted was not detecting my SD reader on my Dell until I installed the newest Gparted from source on Ubunty Jaunty.
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OK -- I should have tried a Jaunty disk anyway, I just got sidetracked by the gparted disk not working. I'll try the newer Gparted version with that. Thanks.
Thanks for making a separate thread. You should probably put the post I wrote on how to make a swap partition in your first post.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4029519&postcount=145
Instead of running it again and again, I would prefer it to be added to runme.sh in boot.img... so that it will be run automatically on every boot...
I am trying it now...
it only gets run once on boot, I believe. will add that post, thanks.
what level swappiness is everyone finding optimal?
i'm on a non class 6 microsd and if i set swappiness over 30, it doesn't take long for the system to get bogged down by IO
alapapa said:
what level swappiness is everyone finding optimal?
i'm on a non class 6 microsd and if i set swappiness over 30, it doesn't take long for the system to get bogged down by IO
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yeah I think 30 may be a bit too high. I'm using 10 or 20 now.
Try 100 It actually makes the phone super responsive at first, but then it starts getting very laggy after a while.
sangeet.003 said:
Instead of running it again and again, I would prefer it to be added to runme.sh in boot.img... so that it will be run automatically on every boot...
I am trying it now...
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The script was written for cyanogen's ROMs 3.5.2 or greater.
Those ROMs will automatically execute /system/sd/userinit.sh on bootup. Which means no modifying anything in update.zip
The attached boot image is for JACHERO 2.~r6 I have added the script to the runme.sh to mount swap on every boot i am trying to add the .29 kernel which has multitouch....
The swappiness is set to 80 which I feel Works Great Means +20 than the system Default(60) swappiness...
I have not tested it Coz i cant Partition the Sdcard currently with 1 more partition, Will be testing it later say in 5-6 hours...
Testers are appreciated...
Just extract it on computer & fastboot flash it.... on the boot partition...
Noobs Dont Try It
Saiboogu said:
/system/sd doesn't get copied over on a flash - that's why userinit.sh is placed there, so users can put custom commands in a location where the ROM (just CM, AFAIK) will know to execute them.
If you aren't running CM 3.5.2 or greater you'll need to set this up somehow so that it is run on boot. Cyanogen has a line added to his A2SD script that will do that.
Now.. Any advice on how to create my swap partition if I don't have a memory card reader to use on a PC w/ Ubuntu? I tried a gparted live cd on my GF's Thinkpad, but the card reader wasn't detected. I'm sure there's some way to do it at the command line, but my linux-fu is out of practice and I never did mess with partitions much.
BTW, thanks for posting - I saw this in the CM experimental thread but kept forgetting to install, until I saw this post. Doing it now
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If you mount the sdcard from the menu bar (USB), it will also mount the ext partition too. From there u should b able to partition from within Ubuntu.
I've followed this guide from loccy, except for the last part where he uses vi editor in order to edit the apps2sd script...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4353332&postcount=68
also when i install a fresh ROM, the app-private directory does not exist to begin with since i don't have any purchased .apk's installed in the /system/sd folder, so i basically just skipped all the steps for modifying the app-private folder... i did however create the proper folders in the /data folder for app-private and followed the corresponding commands... when i try to cp the file information from the SD to /data/app-private folder, i get a no such file or directory exists error, which i'm assuming happens because i have no private apps... i don't know if this is causing my problem, if so please let me know...
since I could never get VI editor to work properly in a windows command prompt, i adb pull the a2sd file from /system/bin and edited the file using notepad++, and adb push the file back... i verified that the file was pushed correctly and edited correctly by pulling it back again and verifying the changes were correctly made... i'm assuming not being able to use VI editor is probably whats causing my problems as i'm running windows 7 RTM, and notepad++ is possibly changing the file structure of the a2sd when i edit it on my machine...
i assumed busybox was installed cause if i run an invalid vi command, i get busybox reference information from the shell returned to me... i even went as far as installing my own instance of busybox to see if that would fix my VI editor problem, but that didn't help either... when i type #VI a2sd to edit the a2sd script file, i only get a partial amount of the actual script, some of it which comes out garbled, and i can't do anything, not press esc, not type an exit/reboot command, press j or k to move up and down... i can however type :q to exit the VI editor instance...
after pushing the a2sd script file after editing it with notepad++, my phone gets stuck on the first splash screen... unforutunately, i don't have a log i can provide to you guys, cause when i run adb logcat when the phone is booting, it just stays at waiting for device...
any help would be appreciated... if possible i would like to get this sorted out so maybe a script can be written for those who want to disable apps2sd like me...
Would be great if someone could upload a modified a2sd file with app2sd disabled, then we only put this file in update.zip file, sing it, and then make a fresh flash... Thats correct? or we need to change the update.zip structure?
ATM i am not at home then i can't try to use VI, but i sure that someone can upload the a2sd file modified
yah... after i finished writing my original post, i tried using VI again and noticed in the header of the a2sd script on jacherorom 1.4 that the a2sd script was written by cyanogen...
so, it was just a matter of taking the a2sd script from cyanogens 4.0.1 release, extracting his update.zip, taking the a2sd file from system/bin, and adb push the file to replace the existing file from your recovery image...
it worked like a charm... i'm currently running 230mb free on a fresh install... already i've noticed that its slightly faster than running off your ext for apps2sd on a class 6, but only time will telll... i'm gonna run this ROM through its courses and post my results... hopefully it doesn't slow down as much as using apps2sd, i'll post my results in a day or two
you can try just removing your ext2/3 partition. if the ROM does not detect a ext2/3 partition, it wont move hte apps to that partition thus no apps2sd.
motivecc said:
yah... after i finished writing my original post, i tried using VI again and noticed in the header of the a2sd script on jacherorom 1.4 that the a2sd script was written by cyanogen...
so, it was just a matter of taking the a2sd script from cyanogens 4.0.1 release, extracting his update.zip, taking the a2sd file from system/bin, and adb push the file to replace the existing file from your recovery image...
it worked like a charm... i'm currently running 230mb free on a fresh install... already i've noticed that its slightly faster than running off your ext for apps2sd on a class 6, but only time will telll... i'm gonna run this ROM through its courses and post my results... hopefully it doesn't slow down as much as using apps2sd, i'll post my results in a day or two
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But you modified a2sd from cyanogens ROM or what? You put the modified one in the update.zip then fresh flash?
fridlack said:
But you modified a2sd from cyanogens ROM or what? You put the modified one in the update.zip then fresh flash?
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nope, the a2sd script from cyanogen's 4.0.1 ROM automatically disables apps2sd if your have a fat32 only memory card, thus taking care of having to edit the script myself...
all i did was go into my recovery image, and do the following:
Code:
# go to the tools directory of your android sdk and run a push command
# the format of a push command goes as follows
# adb push <local directory of file> <directory of file on device>
# in my case i would have to type
adb push c:\androidsdk\androidsdk\a2sd /system/bin/a2sd
and thats it
by using the adb push command, i don't have to modify the update.zip file and go through the process of having to resign it... i find it easier to run this command to just replace the one file... i recommend doing this after a fresh install only of course...
motivecc said:
nope, the a2sd script from cyanogen's 4.0.1 ROM automatically disables apps2sd if your have a fat32 only memory card, thus taking care of having to edit the script myself...
all i did was go into my recovery image, and do the following:
Code:
# go to the tools directory of your android sdk and run a push command
# the format of a push command goes as follows
# adb push <local directory of file> <directory of file on device>
# in my case i would have to type
adb push c:\androidsdk\androidsdk\a2sd /system/bin/a2sd
and thats it
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Thanks for the info, will give it a try
be careful what ROM you use it with... i would only suggest using it with any ROM that utilizes cyanogen's method of a2sd, as using a different one might brick or crash the phone... you can check by
Code:
adb pull /system/bin/ c:\<folder name here>
that will pull all your files to folder of your choice, and you can read the a2sd file by opening it with wordpad and seeing who made it... most likely its cyanogen anyway, but it doesn't hurt to check
This is for those who have a Sapphire 32B who had issues running Compcache in the 2.0/1 JACxHEROSki.
The problem is that the Magic convert script included copies a 32A .img file to the boot flash. I removed the lines that do this and things seem to work fine. This must be done after flashing the new image, but before running the script.
Here are the steps to be done immediately after booting to new image, but BEFORE running MAGIC script:
1. Download the modified MAGIC script attached to this message and rename it to remove the .TXT extension (should be just "MAGIC")
2. Use ADB Push to push the modified MAGIC script to /sdcard
3. Use ADB Shell and enter the following:
su
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
cp /sdcard/magic /system/bin
cd /
rwsystem
magic
4. Choose MyTouch.
5. Edit user.conf for desired settings.
6. Use reboot command to reboot phone.
I would also like to qualify this by saying this worked for me, and this is my first share of this sort with this forum. So, please use this at your own risk.
Good luck.
Hello,
is there a chance for a 32A version of your latest rom?
regards
endebe
Thanks, ill try later
Yeah man ! Thx for the trick Works fine !
I'm still wondering what s best... compcache with backing swap, or linux swap alone ?
What's your opinion ?
on my 32b the g-sensor doenst work.. ist there a fix?!
psxx said:
on my 32b the g-sensor doenst work.. ist there a fix?!
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You're right, doesn't work anymore on my 32B too
just run the shell script
su
rwsystem
magic
-then press M for mytouch
wifi and gsensor both work after
Very nice.
I'm just waiting for someone to package the JACxHeroSki 2.1 kernel so I can apply it directly over my MCR 2.2e from Paul @ MoDaCo! Right now, I'm using Cyanogen's 4.1.8 kernel, which isn't bad...but I hear that the JAC one is far superior.
dills84 said:
just run the shell script
su
rwsystem
magic
-then press M for mytouch
wifi and gsensor both work after
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i already did this... but gsensort wont work after... i tried... no autorote... no apps with gsenor are working
compcache is working naow with this script, but no wifi and gsensor, without this scrips works g sensors and wifi
well this script is relativ simple... the first just remounts the fs to rw and the "2nd" part just replayces 3 libs..
i checked twice... but gsensor doenst work with my phone... i had tha same issue on 1.7r2... later i used the port from setenza01 which had a working g-sensor.
so please if someone know how to fix the G-sensor let me know!
jacko6969 said:
This is for those who have a Sapphire 32B who had issues running Compcache in the 2.0/1 JACxHEROSki.
The problem is that the Magic convert script included copies a 32A .img file to the boot flash. I removed the lines that do this and things seem to work fine. This must be done after flashing the new image, but before running the script.
Here are the steps to be done immediately after booting to new image, but BEFORE running MAGIC script:
1. Download the modified MAGIC script attached to this message and rename it to remove the .TXT extension (should be just "MAGIC")
2. Use ADB Push to push the modified MAGIC script to /sdcard
3. Use ADB Shell and enter the following:
su
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
cp /sdcard/magic /system/bin
cd /
rwsystem
magic
4. Choose MyTouch.
5. Edit user.conf for desired settings.
6. Use reboot command to reboot phone.
I would also like to qualify this by saying this worked for me, and this is my first share of this sort with this forum. So, please use this at your own risk.
Good luck.
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To be honest, you don't have to use this script at all, the script is already in there you just need to run this command.
rwsystem
magic
m
reboot
Hi... By stripping the sapphire.img from the script, you're only solving part of the problem (the compcache part).
Actually sapphire.img is important for you to be able to turn on g-sensors.
Here's the solution I posted on the T-Mobile Android forums. ( http://forums.t-mobile.com/tmbl/board/message?board.id=AndroidDev&thread.id=13826 )
It replaces the some of the files with the ones found in ZeroXd's Hero.
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Download the following file, that I put together: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Q759VAG2
This file fixes the compcache problem found in JACxHeroSki v.2.0 and v.2.1. I don't know if this will work for any later versions of the ROM because they didn't exist when I tried it all.
I take no credit for any of this. I just put everything together and zipped it up. All the included files and the knowledge it took to put all this together came from the wonderful people at the Dream forums on xda-developers.com. --eatabagel
Thanks especially to the following awesome devs:
For the ROMs -
JustAnotherCrowd
CCyrowski
For the 32B files (from ZeroXd 5.2r4) -
Twistedumbrella
For the instructions -
Setenza01
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Instructions
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Run all of this after flashing JACxHeroSki 2.0 or 2.1, but before running the "magic" command. I assume that your install went well (that means you did everything you needed to do: wipe, clean out ext2/3, etc.). At the stage you run the following commands, you should have a working install of JACxHeroSki 2.0 or 2.1 that hasn't yet been 'fixed' for 32B. That means no WiFi yet.
1. Copy file onto /sdcard
2. Either from a terminal emulator (i.e., Better Terminal Emulator) or from adb shell, type the following:
cd /sdcard
unzip sapphire32bfix.zip
su
rwsystem
cp /sdcard/sapphire32bfix/sapphire/* /system/bin/sapphire
cp /sdcard/sapphire32bfix/sensors.sapphire.so /system/lib/hw
cd /
magic
3. Type 'm' for magic
4. Reboot. Compcache and Wifi should all run perfectly now. No more home screen loads!!!!
I was going to suggest the same solution but you beat me to it.
I dont know if I like the comp cache with vm... it seems slower...
I really like the ZeroXd 5.2rX it seems to be the most responsive...
zambezy said:
I was going to suggest the same solution but you beat me to it.
I dont know if I like the comp cache with vm... it seems slower...
I really like the ZeroXd 5.2rX it seems to be the most responsive...
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Yea, I agree, having Compcache is definately slower, I don't know about the VM part though.
They did a comparison btwn Linux-Swap and Compcache and Linux-Swap is the winner for speed and I think so too. As for VM I don't think it does anything, I might turn it off to see what happens.
Sweetness! Did the fix and it worked. I finally have landscape and wifi works! Haven't tested bluetooth yet. But other than the messed up screen wake my phone runs flawlessly. I'd have to say that JACxHeroSki 2.1 is the best Hero rom out right now.
solved! thank your for there these files
eatabagel said:
Hi... By stripping the sapphire.img from the script, you're only solving part of the problem (the compcache part).
Actually sapphire.img is important for you to be able to turn on g-sensors.
Here's the solution I posted on the T-Mobile Android forums. ( http://forums.t-mobile.com/tmbl/board/message?board.id=AndroidDev&thread.id=13826 )
It replaces the some of the files with the ones found in ZeroXd's Hero.
-----
Download the following file, that I put together: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Q759VAG2
This file fixes the compcache problem found in JACxHeroSki v.2.0 and v.2.1. I don't know if this will work for any later versions of the ROM because they didn't exist when I tried it all.
I take no credit for any of this. I just put everything together and zipped it up. All the included files and the knowledge it took to put all this together came from the wonderful people at the Dream forums on xda-developers.com. --eatabagel
Thanks especially to the following awesome devs:
For the ROMs -
JustAnotherCrowd
CCyrowski
For the 32B files (from ZeroXd 5.2r4) -
Twistedumbrella
For the instructions -
Setenza01
============
Instructions
============
Run all of this after flashing JACxHeroSki 2.0 or 2.1, but before running the "magic" command. I assume that your install went well (that means you did everything you needed to do: wipe, clean out ext2/3, etc.). At the stage you run the following commands, you should have a working install of JACxHeroSki 2.0 or 2.1 that hasn't yet been 'fixed' for 32B. That means no WiFi yet.
1. Copy file onto /sdcard
2. Either from a terminal emulator (i.e., Better Terminal Emulator) or from adb shell, type the following:
cd /sdcard
unzip sapphire32bfix.zip
su
rwsystem
cp /sdcard/sapphire32bfix/sapphire/* /system/bin/sapphire
cp /sdcard/sapphire32bfix/sensors.sapphire.so /system/lib/hw
cd /
magic
3. Type 'm' for magic
4. Reboot. Compcache and Wifi should all run perfectly now. No more home screen loads!!!!
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Thanks you, its really works fine
Hi guys, could someone please host the fix file on mediafire or filehosting as i can't download it from megaupload nor rapidshare . Would be really nice
Thx in advance
Hi guys..
There was some interest in different filesystem modules for Eclair.
I built these from the source from Samsung. I'm running Froyo, so I have no way to exactly test these. In theory they should work, but I can't guarantee it. I couldn't find any of these modules anywhere on xda-developers, so I'm hoping I'm not redoing other peoples' work.
The crc16.ko and mbcache modules may be required in order to insmod the ext and/or jbd modules. ext4 does need jbd in order to properly be imported I believe.
To use:
Simply copy to your sdcard in a "modules" folder.
* AS ROOT * from adb or a shell on your phone, run:
Code:
insmod /sdcard/modules/ext2.ko
Change ext2.ko to whatever module you'd like to load.
I'd like to hear feedback.
DOWNLOAD LINK: http://www.multiupload.com/K356AARKOG
zip password: "eclair"
-P
Wow nice job, and what are the exact benefits then? Ext4 is faster then Ext2?
So one could finally insmod the ext2 module and then install the lagfix...
so do we need to apply the insmod in every boot or just do it one time and DONE?
Thanks so much for your contributions.
Ext4 is better than 2 in various ways, however it arguably uses more cpu than ext2... But now we have the chance to debunk that if it's actually untrue.
It's just as easy to compile both of them in as it is one, so I figured I'd just do all of them.
You'll need to do an insmod every boot, since modules don't stay in the kernel between reboots. Things like filesystems can be compiled right into the kernel (except for proprietary ones like rfs - since then Samsung would need to release the source code for it).. so I may be able to compile you guys a new zImage that includes ext2 (or 4), with tun support and cifs if needed..
If this works, you should be able to add it to the init scripts in /system.
Hello friend, does this module work on the tablet Coby MID7015, which has the Android 2.1 (Eclair)? If so how would he incorporates into the kernel to not have to keep typing the command on each boot. Thanks
I thought it would be easy, but it's not!
I can insmod all modules except ext4 but nothing seems to happen. Still cannot mount an ext2 partition. I can leave with FAT!