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[ROM] OUM - Custom ROMs for I5801 users

DISCONTINUED
Official Update Modified
OUM GME
Hacks, Scripts and Kernel will Spice up your latest update.
Choose this ROM if you have used the components before and want them in your phone just after one flash
Samsung Indian Update DDJP4
Fugumod 2.4 Beta 3 (800Mhz)
Root
deodexed app and framework
Busybox 1.18.4
JIT
Live Wallpapers
Malware Patch
5 Lockscreen Mod
Powermenu Mod
Gingerbread CKVed 0.9 [for Powermenu and lockscreen mod] (clarkkov)
Bootanimation
app2sd (kyrillos13)
Flash with Odin as "One Package" (should boot before odin timer stops)*
No stock browser bug
Download link: http://www.multiupload.com/F9JQSU6H82
OUM CE
Bare Minimum Rom
Choose this ROM instead of stock ROM (you get Stock ROM with minimum things)
Samsung Indian Update DDJP4
Root
Busybox 1.18.4
Live Wallpapers
Malware Patch
Flash with Odin as "One Package" (should boot before odin timer stops)*
Download link: Do you want me to upload such minimum thing? Suggest in comments
Note: I am not a developer. I am just a user.

Screenshots
Attached Screenshots

Steps to flash the rom is straight forward
Load appropriate apollo_0531.ops file in odin and flash the .tar as "one package"
This will get the rom working
There are 2 things that fugumod does
1 /etc/init.d scripts start
2 Filesystems are recognized
Best way to I do is
When i am on Stock kernel I delete all files from /sdcard/Android/data/fugumod/
and keep fs.convert with lines
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mmcblk0p2 ext4
stl6 ext2
stl7 ext4
stl8 ext2
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boot in recovery and do factory reset and delete cache
Flash fugumod
and wait for ages so the fs gets converted
If you dont want to wait..
dont keep any files in fugumod directory when on stock kernel and rest remains same
i.e factory reset and flash fugumod

for a quick workaround if you get stuck after fugumod flash
remove sdcard
Do data/cache wipe and factory reset from recovery
and boot.. you'll get in os faster..
once the phone is on insert sdcard and wait for it to get mounted
delete all files from fugumod directory and reboot
Initially fugumod is super slow because it has to convert fs load scripts and cpu is not scaled properly.
once the fs is fine, converted and recorded in fs.current the init scripts (apps2sd) are also cool with everything
then when you see the interface its very slow because of inappropriate cpu speeds (use set cpu to set settings of your choice)
There is a also a zipalign script which will run for first time and take time to make itself comfortable

Nice...

Good work! Nice to see new Devs popping up!

revant said:
for a quick workaround
remove sdcard
Do data/cache wipe and factory reset from recovery
and boot.. you'll get in os faster..
once the phone is on insert sdcard and wait for it to get mounted
delete all files from fugumod directory and reboot
Initially fugumod is super slow because it has to convert fs load scripts and cpu is not scaled properly.
once the fs is fine, converted and recorded in fs.current the init scripts (apps2sd) are also cool with everything
then when you see the interface its very slow because of inappropriate cpu speeds (use set cpu to set settings of your choice)
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hi
thanks but i need to say something went wrong
because i went back to ddjp4 rooted it added fungumod & did the apps2sd scripts and all this did not take all the time it took while i flashed fungu after ur rom it took like 8 mins & it was stuck on the android boot
i had no problem flashing ur rom that went well
only after the fungu flashing part is when i got stuk. well ill try the some again latter
Note : ill remove my two post to give u continuity ok

nice...... can i have the stock framework..... the odexed one...... cause it's not out on samfirmware...... thanks

anant.0097 said:
nice...... can i have the stock framework..... the odexed one...... cause it's not out on samfirmware...... thanks
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http://www.multiupload.com/NVKDM4DCK7

revant said:
http://www.multiupload.com/NVKDM4DCK7
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damn that was fast!!....... you had already uploaded the stock earlier or just uploaded?

anant.0097 said:
damn that was fast!!....... you had already uploaded the stock earlier or just uploaded?
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There was already a post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1126250

revant said:
There was already a post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1126250
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Ah!........

Finally on an Indian firmware....just a quick queston- is it only me or everyone's having the packet data problem in other regions firmwares and custom ROMS ??
-->my point is i'm able to connect to GPRS/3G only on Asian firmwares :/

niteshtak said:
Finally on an Indian firmware....just a quick queston- is it only me or everyone's having the packet data problem in other regions firmwares and custom ROMS ??
-->my point is i'm able to connect to GPRS/3G only on Asian firmwares :/
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hi
its only u see i have flashed all the roms available here stok and custom roms i have never had this problem u are facing
but many stok & custom roms(most recent custom do have it) dont have apn so next time chek if ur apn is set and do the needful reg the same

haree said:
hi
its only u see i have flashed all the roms available here stok and custom roms i have never had this problem u are facing
but many stok & custom roms(most recent custom do have it) dont have apn so next time chek if ur apn is set and do the needful reg the same
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Yes i did that...copied the global apn.conf file >> then restarted >> then set the default APN settings..but got no results !!
I guess it's because of my service provider..

niteshtak said:
Finally on an Indian firmware....just a quick queston- is it only me or everyone's having the packet data problem in other regions firmwares and custom ROMS ??
-->my point is i'm able to connect to GPRS/3G only on Asian firmwares :/
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Go to /system/etc and copy apns-conf.xml
and use this file on all Roms
or use an app called apns backup restore

clarkkov said:
Looks cool!
Did not try it but I like it.
Sent from cramped soft keyboard!
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Once again, Thanks for the theme Its beautiful!

The package have a bootloader ?

Darius_AWS said:
The package have a bootloader ?
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hi
nooooooooo

your rom is fast and the theme is AWESOME ! :O
EDIT: no CWM recovery

[Q] LG Phoenix Cyanogenmod(ded) Play Store Problem

I have a LG Phoeinix with a custom Jelly Bean ROM (4.1.1) and I have GAPPS installed, and the Play store always says, "Server error" no matter what I've tried. I've scoured the internet and these very forums themselves and couldn't find a solution that worked. What can I possible do? Countless reboots have proved to be worthless and a waste of time.

Has it ever worked (since you flashed the ROM and gapps)? How much free space do you have on /system?

post-mortem said:
Has it ever worked (since you flashed the ROM and gapps)? How much free space do you have on /system?
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Nah, I fixed it by flashing another ROM that had G-apps built in, like the original setup screen. But when I tried using my main account it gave me a "server error" whenever I tried to download something, but then I logged in with another account and all works well. As of now I have 11.36 GB free SD-Card space and 79 MB free space internal storage.
Why would memory matter?

Not memory, specifically the /system partition. The LG P50x family of devices have limited room on the /system partition. The problem with JB is that it's much bigger than ICS, and there's not enough room to fit the entire ROM + all of gapps on it. See here for more information, explanation, and solutions.

post-mortem said:
Not memory, specifically the /system partition. The LG P50x family of devices have limited room on the /system partition. The problem with JB is that it's much bigger than ICS, and there's not enough room to fit the entire ROM + all of gapps on it. See here for more information, explanation, and solutions.
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The ROM I used before was 126 MB, and the one I use now is only 110. And I've run into another problem: Last night I left it on the charger and it was so hot it felt like it melted, but it still works except for the camera. Now whenever I try to open the camera I get the message: Error connecting to Camera."
Any suggestions? I've heard of a number of CM10 users out there with this problem and no solution.

Personally, I don't know, as I'm using CM9. Hopefully, someone else may have answers...

post-mortem said:
Personally, I don't know, as I'm using CM9. Hopefully, someone else may have answers...
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Um, could you recommend someone I can either PM or get a thread started with?
CM9 isn't that different from CM10. It has happened when I used 2.3.7 and that's why I switched to 4.1.1.

You can post your question here, but be prepared for people to tell you you don't have enough free space on /system, and you should have searched & read more before posting.

Are you using a custom DPI setting? Sometimes the play store breaks when you are using a lower (or higher?) DPI setting.

zeratos said:
Are you using a custom DPI setting? Sometimes the play store breaks when you are using a lower (or higher?) DPI setting.
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On GB I was, and I had no problems there. On GB I had a 100 DPI, and the Play Store worked fine, as accustomed to 160 DPI.

[Q] AT&T 4.04 ICS rooted BMM to JB - Trouble free ROM?

I have a rooted AT&T MB865 running official ICS 4.04 with BMM. Is there any trouble free JB ROM for this situation.
I looked & all I found were about the Asian MB865 or a CWM ROM with problems.

SlimBean Stable Build 1 (September 17, 2013) works great.
Very stable, great performance.
Look it up on XDA
zapjb said:
I have a rooted AT&T MB865 running official ICS 4.04 with BMM. Is there any trouble free JB ROM for this situation.
I looked & all I found were about the Asian MB865 or a CWM ROM with problems.
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dejannk said:
SlimBean Stable Build 1 (September 17, 2013) works great.
Very stable, great performance.
Look it up on XDA
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Thanks for the reply, appreciated.
Though I'm looking for a JB without issues.
"Issues
-in-call volume adjust not working
-no hdmi
-other issues, etc..
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-for wifi: reboot once (before or after setup) - or run sh /system/bin/wifical.sh from terminal or adb
-may need to add your APNs manually"

zapjb said:
Thanks for the reply, appreciated.
Though I'm looking for a JB without issues.
"Issues
-in-call volume adjust not working
-no hdmi
-other issues, etc..
----
-for wifi: reboot once (before or after setup) - or run sh /system/bin/wifical.sh from terminal or adb
-may need to add your APNs manually"
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If you want something without issues you should consider one of the ICS ROMs. All of the jb ROMs will have issues. Thank Motorola for that with their stupid locked bootloader.
If I had a dollar for every time I said that, I'd be making money in a very weird way.

1BadWolf said:
If you want something without issues you should consider one of the ICS ROMs. All of the jb ROMs will have issues. Thank Motorola for that with their stupid locked bootloader.
If I had a dollar for every time I said that, I'd be making money in a very weird way.
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I was dreading that that was the answer.

zapjb said:
Thanks for the reply, appreciated.
Though I'm looking for a JB without issues.
"Issues
-in-call volume adjust not working
-no hdmi
-other issues, etc..
----
-for wifi: reboot once (before or after setup) - or run sh /system/bin/wifical.sh from terminal or adb
-may need to add your APNs manually"
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all the roms have the hdmi issue and dock etc but the 4.2.2 roms are pretty stable even the 4.3 roms are quite good
no problems for everday use they work perfectly fine............:laugh: (plus you can OC with JBX)

darth_nihar said:
all the roms have the hdmi issue and dock etc but the 4.2.2 roms are pretty stable even the 4.3 roms are quite good
no problems for everday use they work perfectly fine............:laugh: (plus you can OC with JBX)
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Thanks for the response.
HDMI not so much. But in-call volume & WiFi problems are deal breakers.
As far as OC I'm OC'd to 1.2GHz with No-frills CPU Control CLASSIC. Easy peasy.

zapjb said:
Thanks for the response.
HDMI not so much. But in-call volume & WiFi problems are deal breakers.
As far as OC I'm OC'd to 1.2GHz with No-frills CPU Control CLASSIC. Easy peasy.
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None of the ROM s have any wifi issues so if thats what your worried about
Its only that when you boot for the 1st time the wifi doesnt work
after a reboot the wifi starts to work so wifi is not a issue here
and with all the new ROM s now ported to atrix 2 you should definitely try some of the new builds
use BMM and multi boot flash the one you like its really amazing plus non kexec gives good battery life
and you can run different ROM s simultaneously how can you not want that LOL

darth_nihar said:
None of the ROM s have any wifi issues so if thats what your worried about
Its only that when you boot for the 1st time the wifi doesnt work
after a reboot the wifi starts to work so wifi is not a issue here
and with all the new ROM s now ported to atrix 2 you should definitely try some of the new builds
use BMM and multi boot flash the one you like its really amazing plus non kexec gives good battery life
and you can run different ROM s simultaneously how can you not want that LOL
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Showing my lack of knowledge here. Where are the ROMs stored after flashing? Cause right now TB is showing only 6MB free space on the 500MB System ROM (partition?). I have over 20GB free on my SD card. Thanks.

ROM zip file is stored wherever you placed it, typically on SD card.
After flashing you can delete it.
Same goes for GAPPS
zapjb said:
Showing my lack of knowledge here. Where are the ROMs stored after flashing? Cause right now TB is showing only 6MB free space on the 500MB System ROM (partition?). I have over 20GB free on my SD card. Thanks.
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zapjb said:
Showing my lack of knowledge here. Where are the ROMs stored after flashing? Cause right now TB is showing only 6MB free space on the 500MB System ROM (partition?). I have over 20GB free on my SD card. Thanks.
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It uses the data partition on the main system, or system 1. That's why a factory rest will delete all non main systems. The actual location is:
/data/clockworkmod/virtual/system_#
If I had a dollar for every time I said that, I'd be making money in a very weird way.

zapjb said:
Showing my lack of knowledge here. Where are the ROMs stored after flashing? Cause right now TB is showing only 6MB free space on the 500MB System ROM (partition?). I have over 20GB free on my SD card. Thanks.
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ROM stands for read only memory it is on your fone and has nothing to do with your sd card.......
After you flash a ROM it goes into the system memory that comes inbuilt with the fone for A2 its 8 GB ..........

[MOD] Dalvik2System Updated 4/25/2014

Are you tired of seeing all that free space in your system partition? Well let's make use of it by moving your dalvik-cache to the system partition saving you a lot more space for apps and downloads Its all done automatically at boot all you have to do is hit thanks and flash the zip provided in recovery and reboot.
Update: should work on every rom just flash in recovery. hboot version no longer matters

thanks! sounds nice!
two questions:
1. what partitions are used for actual CM-nightlies? I flashed the 4.4.2 OTA a while ago, does this mean I have the new partition-layout?
(maybe a quick tip for everyone how to check which layout is used)
2. do we have to flash this every time we flash a new nightly?

Yes but as far as the second question you'll have to modify updater script anyway since you have the newer firmware every time you flash a new nightly. So what I do is also delete the line that says "format" also. That way any system modifications you make won't be touched.
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Also with this mod you can make youre own init.d scripts and just put em in the init.d directory and they will run at boot. So you don't need a scripter app. Just set the permissions of your scripts accordingly 755 should do the trick
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theodorius123 said:
thanks! sounds nice!
two questions:
1. what partitions are used for actual CM-nightlies? I flashed the 4.4.2 OTA a while ago, does this mean I have the new partition-layout?
(maybe a quick tip for everyone how to check which layout is used)
2. do we have to flash this every time we flash a new nightly?
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AFAIK CM still uses the "old" layout. That means you'll have to modify the CM nightly zips to flash them successfully to your device, if it has the new partition layout.
I made a new thread to share my insights and to describe how to check which layout a device has: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2713849

morschesholz said:
AFAIK CM still uses the "old" layout. That means you'll have to modify the CM nightly zips to flash them successfully to your device, if it has the new partition layout.
I made a new thread to share my insights and to describe how to check which layout a device has: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2713849
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Its very very easy to do simply open updater script look for the number 33 change it to 35 then look for 31 and change it to 33 then flash the ROM and flash my mod from this post and you're good to go.
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I'm just wondering if it's necessary to modify the boot.img, too? It contains a fstab, doesn't it? However, it seems to work as well with the original boot.img from the cm zip.

There is a custom kernel in this mod with the adjustments made that's why theres two different versions.lol
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this actually sounds great, never understood why htc kept 5gb to themselves.
however im on hboot 2.19, s off and quite happy with my phone as it is...would love to free up an extra 1GB though
thanks

Yeah there is really zero advantage to upgrading hboot.lol
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Quality! so for users like myself that are on (hboot 2.19) pre hboot 2.22...just flash the 4.2/4.3 link.aye ??

Braddison said:
Quality! so for users like myself that are on (hboot 2.19) pre hboot 2.22...just flash the 4.2/4.3 link.aye ??
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Yessir
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Brilliant! so re: the CM nightlies.."simply open updater script look for the number 33 change it to 35 then look for 31 and change it to 33 then flash the ROM and flash my this mod".
also i normally unzip,delete all the apps,libs that i dont need/use, add pure x performance mod, add google launcher.xposed etc ..i can just do that the same way huh?
sorry for all the questions bud and thanks again

Yup, though pure x is virtually a placebo. I wouldn't even use it.
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yeah , see i wasn't too sure about it. as you say a placebo. although it does reduce the animation scale down...which i feel makes a difference but i suppose that can be done in dev options

You can switch animation off in development settings.lol or adjust it.
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just a heads up!! flashed your zip but keeps rebooting into recovery. hboot 2.19, twrp 2.6.3. latest cm11 nightly

Did ya flash the right one
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yup! for firmware 4.2/4.3

I'll check it out right now
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Internal Memory : How to get maximum free space?

Motorola Atrix 2 has got 8GB of ROM but users get only 4.xx GB available as free.
I am not complaining about the free space but want to know if there is workaround to get more free space available free for our use? Recently fellow member @swaggy123 mentioned in one thread that he used to have 6.xx GB of free space in JB leak ROM. That strike my mind if it was possible in JB leak ROM then why not in other ROMs?
Right now I am having SlimKat 5.10 ROM with minimal GApps on system and no other ROMs on any of the systems and phone is showing 4.55 GB as total space. There I have installed apps of worth 1.02 GB and now having around 3.26 GB of free space left in the internal memory.
For instance two thoughts came in my mind :
1. If we install Standard GApps instead of Minimal GApps then do they consume that available free data space or install in the system partition?
2. If we manually include few regularly used apps in the main ROM then where will they go? In the system partition or in the visible free data partition of 4.55 GB?
Is there any practical and risk-free workaround to get maximum space visible out of the internal memory?

Jack Sparrow xda said:
Motorola Atrix 2 has got 8GB of ROM but users get only 4.xx GB available as free.
I am not complaining about the free space but want to know if there is workaround to get more free space available free for our use? Recently fellow member @swaggy123 mentioned in one thread that he used to have 6.xx GB of free space in JB leak ROM. That strike my mind if it was possible in JB leak ROM then why not in other ROMs?
Right now I am having SlimKat 5.10 ROM with minimal GApps on system and no other ROMs on any of the systems and phone is showing 4.55 GB as total space. There I have installed apps of worth 1.02 GB and now having around 3.26 GB of free space left in the internal memory.
For instance two thoughts came in my mind :
1. If we install Standard GApps instead of Minimal GApps then do they consume that available free data space or install in the system partition?
2. If we manually include few regularly used apps in the main ROM then where will they go? In the system partition or in the visible free data partition of 4.55 GB?
Is there any practical and risk-free workaround to get maximum space visible out of the internal memory?
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I have CM11 on system 1 and no other ROMS... I use ART runtime
My stats are : Free memory : 4.88 GB Used Space : 1.4 GB
I always get over 6 GB as free memory on system 1.. I have Atrix 2 Indian version (Searet as many call it)

swaggy123 said:
I always get over 6 GB as free memory on system 1.. I have Atrix 2 Indian version (Searet as many call it)
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Mine is also Indian retail MB865 but I never had above 4.55 in total.
ROM is of 8GB in size but looks like the default partitions have occupied bigger sizes and left only 4.55 GB as data partition in my case. I guess there should be some workaround to get more space.
BTW where the GApps install? in the data partition or in the system partition? And where system apps install?

Jack Sparrow xda said:
BTW where the GApps install? in the data partition or in the system partition?
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System.
Jack Sparrow xda said:
And where system apps install?
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Also in the system partition.
If you want to dig into it some more to get a little better understanding of the partitions install a good root enabled file explorer, ( Root Explorer is my preference but ES Explorer is a popular one as well) and look around in the root "/" of your device. The file path to your system apps will be /system/app & /system/priv-app. Your free user apps will be located at /data/app and (most of) your paid apps will be at /data/app-asec. Any partitions created by BMM will be in /data/clockworkmod/virtual. Etc.
Of course, don't change anything in any of the folders in the root of the device until you know what you're doing, but don't be afraid to poke around and explore. :thumbup:

Thanks @1BadWolf for clarifying things further
Since GApps install in system partition, here are few questions:
1. How do I know the size of the system partition and available free space in it? I explored the the folders mentioned by you in the root explorer and got what you said. But couldn't find how to asses the size of the system partition.
2. How do I include few more apps in the GApps? For eg Gmail, GMaps, Airdroid, Sygic, Translate, Chrome etc are few apps which I always keep in my phone so I think its better to include them in the GApps. But how do I do that? Can I find original apk file of those apps somewhere?
3. If I include those apps in the GApps, will they continue getting updated from play store?
4. Can I re-flash new modified GApps on existing custom ROM I am currently having on system 1 without need of fresh install?

Jack Sparrow xda said:
Thanks @1BadWolf for clarifying things further
Since GApps install in system partition, here are few questions:
1. How do I know the size of the system partition and available free space in it? I explored the the folders mentioned by you in the root explorer and got what you said. But couldn't find how to asses the size of the system partition.
2. How do I include few more apps in the GApps? For eg Gmail, GMaps, Airdroid, Sygic, Translate, Chrome etc are few apps which I always keep in my phone so I think its better to include them in the GApps. But how do I do that? Can I find original apk file of those apps somewhere?
3. If I include those apps in the GApps, will they continue getting updated from play store?
4. Can I re-flash new modified GApps on existing custom ROM I am currently having on system 1 without need of fresh install?
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#1- If you're using Root Explorer just navigate to the /system folder. You'll see the amount of memory used and the amount available near the top of the screen. (See attached screenshot)
#2- I use Titanium Backup to convert certain apps to system apps then, also with TiBu, create a flashable zip with the apps. It's an extra zip to flash but only takes a few seconds to do it. If you just prefer to put them in with gapps, you can copy them with Root Explorer then insert them in the zip with ZArchiver . The TiBu method is better though because it'll even restore the app settings if you want it to.
#3-Yes.
#4-Yes.

1BadWolf said:
#1- If you're using Root Explorer just navigate to the /system folder. You'll see the amount of memory used and the amount available near the top of the screen. (See attached screenshot)
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Strangely its showing 354 MB used and only 123 MB free. Then I tried to see whats cache partition has consumed and it shows 44kb used, 288mb free (I am on ART). Data is showing 1.3gb used, 3.3gb free.
Where my rest of the internal memory has gone?
Right now I don't have any partition, neither the root explorer is showing clockworkmod folder anywhere!
EDIT : Well I explored bit more in the root explorer and found few more folders where its showing space consumption:
/preinstall : 15mb used, 260mb free
/dev : 136kb used, 420mb free.
/pds : 1.1 mb used, 2.8mb free
/data/tmp : 4.0kb used, 420mb free
vendor : 354mb used, 123mb free (showing title is system storage)
Any idea whats happening here?

Jack Sparrow xda said:
Strangely its showing 354 MB used and only 123 MB free. Then I tried to see whats cache partition has consumed and it shows 44kb used, 288mb free (I am on ART). Data is showing 1.3gb used, 3.3gb free.
Where my rest of the internal memory has gone?
Right now I don't have any partition, neither the root explorer is showing clockworkmod folder anywhere!
EDIT : Well I explored bit more in the root explorer and found few more folders where its showing space consumption:
/preinstall : 15mb used, 260mb free
/dev : 136kb used, 420mb free.
/pds : 1.1 mb used, 2.8mb free
/data/tmp : 4.0kb used, 420mb free
vendor : 354mb used, 123mb free (showing title is system storage)
Any idea whats happening here?
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O dear..i dont knw the reason of your struggle...But yes you can find Clockworkmod folder inside \root\Data folder
Just wipe out all systems and dont repartition the system 1 ever..just leave it as it is...without tinkering the System 1 partitions...
Can we start from the beginning ?? that will giv us a a better perspective of your issue
Answer me this question :
1) Which OS were you on SYSTEM 1 ?? JB Leak 3 or ICS ?
I was on JB Leak 3 ...
When i flashed JB Leak 3 on my phone.. It freed 6 GB internal space...If u r really bothered for internal memory just try this :
1) Flash JB Leak 3
2) Then install BMM
3) Activate System 2 ....
Now Format System 1 and install Any Kitkat ROM
DONT EVER TRY TO DELETE SYSTEM 1 PARTITIONS... JUST FORMAT WHEN REQUIRED
That shold give you 6.4 GB of internal space

Thanks for the replies.
swaggy123 said:
1) Which OS were you on SYSTEM 1 ?? JB Leak 3 or ICS ?
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I was on ICS.
I was on JB Leak 3 ...
When i flashed JB Leak 3 on my phone.. It freed 6 GB internal space...If u r really bothered for internal memory just try this :
1) Flash JB Leak 3
2) Then install BMM
3) Activate System 2 ....
Now Format System 1 and install Any Kitkat ROM
DONT EVER TRY TO DELETE SYSTEM 1 PARTITIONS... JUST FORMAT WHEN REQUIRED
That shold give you 6.4 GB of internal space
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Did you have 6 GB when you had ICS or GB?
How did you flash JB? Using BMM or any other way? I have become familiar with BMM and it looks easy to me. Please provide link of the threads I would need for flashing.

Jack Sparrow xda said:
Thanks for the replies.
I was on ICS.
Did you have 6 GB when you had ICS or GB?
How did you flash JB? Using BMM or any other way? I have become familiar with BMM and it looks easy to me. Please provide link of the threads I would need for flashing.
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Yes..the Problem with MB865 indian version on ICS is we dont have access to the internal memory
When we flash to JB Leak 3...We are now accessible to Internal memory...After having JB Leak 3 on sys 1 .. . Any rom you install over Sys1 is going to give u access to all of the INTERNAL memory
Go to this thread for JB LEak 3 installation
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2092107
Or
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2093154
Root method is already posted in the thread
After you root check the internal space u get
Then install BMM according to the instructions
then flash kitkat . You are good to GO
P>S : This doesnt work on AT&T .... and You have to flash an SBF file via RSD Lite....Go through the complete instructions first
Here is a video for the same showing the whole installation process in case you are not used to RSD Flashing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9p6GHpDX9qA
Go through this video all should be clear

swaggy123 said:
Yes..the Problem with MB865 indian version on ICS is we dont have access to the internal memory
When we flash to JB Leak 3...We are now accessible to Internal memory...After having JB Leak 3 on sys 1 .. . Any rom you install over Sys1 is going to give u access to all of the INTERNAL memory
Go to this thread for JB LEak 3 installation
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2092107
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Thanks swaggy123 for the links but now a confusion, I don't have stock ICS ROM on my phone and running a kitkat ROM in system 1. The flashing steps are for the stock ICS I think. How do I install the JB leak now over the current Kitkat? And my phone is already rooted, do I need to unroot it?
Another thing I noticed in the JB leak thread that the Motorola had removed webdock support in the their JB and I guess that webdock thing was consuming the extra space. Isn't there any other way to remove the webdock related things from the phone. Maybe we can free up the space if its possible to remove webdock things.

Jack Sparrow xda said:
Thanks swaggy123 for the links but now a confusion, I don't have stock ICS ROM on my phone and running a kitkat ROM in system 1. The flashing steps are for the stock ICS I think. How do I install the JB leak now over the current Kitkat? And my phone is already rooted, do I need to unroot it?
Another thing I noticed in the JB leak thread that the Motorola had removed webdock support in the their JB and I guess that webdock thing was consuming the extra space. Isn't there any other way to remove the webdock related things from the phone. Maybe we can free up the space if its possible to remove webdock things.
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As for flashing thing, just do a normal fxz through rsd. Boot into fastboot mode and voila. Basically you'll get stock rom on your phone. So you need to root it if you want to embark on flashing custom roms. As for other things, nah. I'll leave to swaggy to answer btw, jb leak was never officially released to our device.
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noranora said:
As for flashing thing, just do a normal fxz through rsd. Boot into fastboot mode and voila. Basically you'll get stock rom on your phone.
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Actually I am not familiar with FXZ, neither I know whats RSD. And that fastboot? is that the boot menu which we get on stock phone by pressing volume+power buttons? How to get that back? And stock ROM? I am running Kitkat ROM right now and don't have stock ROM with me so how will I get the stock rom back? Or you mean flashing that JB leak ROM? But how exactly to flash that over a Kitkat ROM? There aren't any clear cut instructions, whichever are available seems like for PROs only.
I know only one thing - BMM, nothing else. Even I rooted my phone long ago after updating to official ICS :cyclops:

Try this for fxz to jb leak
its a great guide with pictures, all details like RSD, fastboot are given here

Keep Calm !!
Jack Sparrow xda said:
Actually I am not familiar with FXZ, neither I know whats RSD. And that fastboot? is that the boot menu which we get on stock phone by pressing volume+power buttons? How to get that back? And stock ROM? I am running Kitkat ROM right now and don't have stock ROM with me so how will I get the stock rom back? Or you mean flashing that JB leak ROM? But how exactly to flash that over a Kitkat ROM? There aren't any clear cut instructions, whichever are available seems like for PROs only.
I know only one thing - BMM, nothing else. Even I rooted my phone long ago after updating to official ICS :cyclops:
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Ok .. i sense PANIC around here
You have got a valid question there....Even i am also not sure if we can try JB Leak 3 over custom ROMs running on System 1 ..because i never needed to FXZ...One thing for sure u can FXZ to ICS without any issue....
So i suggest first FXZ to ICS...then Flash JB Leak 3 according to the video i posted.....It works 100% i guarantee....
Once on JB Leak 3 on system 1 ...you can have the full bounty of 6.2 GB...
Thats all i can suggest...Sorry BRO it seems TEDIOUS....But nothing is simple with our A2...
And about removing Webtop FROM stock ICS...I dont think it will be possible....It will cause bootloop...I could be wrong as well...Because when its Atrix2 anything is possible :laugh::laugh:
And this definitely is not for pros my bro....I did all these when i knew nothing about my A2...absolutely nothing

Jack Sparrow xda said:
Actually I am not familiar with FXZ, neither I know whats RSD. And that fastboot? is that the boot menu which we get on stock phone by pressing volume+power buttons? How to get that back? And stock ROM? I am running Kitkat ROM right now and don't have stock ROM with me so how will I get the stock rom back? Or you mean flashing that JB leak ROM? But how exactly to flash that over a Kitkat ROM? There aren't any clear cut instructions, whichever are available seems like for PROs only.
I know only one thing - BMM, nothing else. Even I rooted my phone long ago after updating to official ICS :cyclops:
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What pro? swaggy and sameer are right. And oh. You might also want to refer to altered's thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1909319
Yes. That fastboot. And what do you mean how to get that back? You can just press the three buttons combination. Bmm just hijack in initial boot process. It is never been a replacement for stock recovery. Grab the jb leak file you want to flash. And follow the step in altered's thread. You can try swaggy method too. Of course which one is appear to be convenient for you. I've never tried it out. Yet. For some reason I'm sticking to ics. And I only use rsd method. You might want to snoop around this forum. Everything is in here. The reason we use rsd for flashing is because some key thing. And jb leak apparently meant to be released from motorola. Somehow I don't really remember it how the story goes
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Thanks everyone for your responses.
Now something went inside my mind. Looks a tedious but doable task. Will try when I will find some spare time in bulk

My wifi not working on jb leaks 1 and 3..working fine with ics and kk..i directly fxz from Axxionkat to jb leak 3..still wifi not working..have tried factory reset repeat fxz etc..any idea guys??
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Mu-ha-haa--haaa---haaa......
Finally made it, now I see 8 GB ROM and 5.5GB of Free Space
Thanks to everyone helped me to figure it out and thanks to a wrong GApps flashing in the current CM11 build which crashed my phone and I had to FXZ it from scratch :cyclops:

Jack Sparrow xda said:
Mu-ha-haa--haaa---haaa......
Finally made it, now I see 8 GB ROM and 5.5GB of Free Space
Thanks to everyone helped me to figure it out and thanks to a wrong GApps flashing in the current CM11 build which crashed my phone and I had to FXZ it from scratch :cyclops:
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Hi Jack:
Probably it's too late, may I know how to get 8GB on this phone?
I am currently in SlimKat 4.4.4. now!
Thanks in advance!