*All Froyo kernels are supported as long as they are using the "anyrom.zip" format by Koush*
*No wipe necessary if coming from other FRF57 Froyo ROMs*
OPTIONAL Scripts: (credit to Pete) *Note: If you install anything not in my OP you will get permission denied errors!*
All the scripts (since V0.1) now have error checking and reporting!
-blockads (blocks adds in apps & browser)
-cpuinfo (shows cpu info)
-droidboot (installs my custom boot animation *Decreases boot time*)
-fixperm (use if script permissions are faulty)
-godmode (allows viewing and editing of all files on phone using any file viewer)
-shutdown (turns off phone properly)
-shutdown -r (reboots phone)
-shutdown -rr (reboots into recovery)
-rmbrowser (removes Browser App)
-rmcalc (removes Calculator App)
-rmcarhome (removes Car Home App)
-rmcorpcal (removes Corporate Callendar App)
-rmctp (removes Chrome To Phone App)
-rmemail (removes Email App)
-rmgenie (removes News & Weather App)
-rmlwps (removes live wallpapers *Still allows use of market lwps*)
-rmmms (removes Messaging App)
-rmmp3 (removes AmazonMP3 App)
-rmquickoffice (removes Quick Office App)
-rmspareparts (removes Spare Parts App)
-rmtips (removes Home Screen Tips Widget)
-sdint (disables usb mass storage)
-sdext (enables usb mass storage)
-showads (allows ads to show in aps & browser)
-soundoff (disables camera shutter sound & video recording sound)
-soundon (enables camera shutter sound & video recording sound)
-switchboot (installs boot animations for you)
-switchclocks (switches 2.1 clock with 2.0 clock)
-switchemail (switches the email app with another email app)
-switchlwp (switches the color of the livewallpapers)
-switchmms (switches the mms app with another mms app)
-switchmusic (switches 2.1 Music App with Milestone Music App)
-sysro (mounts system read only) thanks ChevyNo1
-sysrw (mounts system read write) thanks ChevyNo1
-zipalign_apks (will zipalign every apk on your phone) *Be Careful Using*
To use "switch" scripts: 1. Download desired file 2. Place on sdcard 3. Run script
Features:
-Base FRF57 (credit to Google)
-Fully Zipaligned System (credit to Pete)
-Fully Deodexed System (credit to Google)
-Automatic Apps2SD (credit to Pete for fixing)
-Automatic OverClocking to highest slot *makes SetCPU optional* (credit to Pete)
-Hidden Shutdown Options using keys (credit to Pete):
*Shutdown: hold power & half pressed camera button
*Reboot: hold power & volume down button
*Reboot Recovery: hold power & volume up button
-Clean Shutdown/Startup (from CyanogenMod)
-Custom Static Wallpapers (thanks Prash, Google, & HTC)
-Setup Wizard bypassed by default (credit to Pete)
-Location Services Disabled by default (credit to Pete)
-Tons of tweaks to increase performance & battery life (credit to Pete)
-Google DNS for a faster & safer online experience (credit to Pete)
-ADB Shell runs as root by default *no need to type in su* (credit to Pete)
-Chrome To Phone App (credit to Google)
-Supports Adobe Flash Player
-Milestone Video Player App (credit to Pete)
-Native Sound Recorder App (credit to Pete)
-Native Usable Quick Office App (credit to Pete)
-Spare Parts App (modded by Pete)
-Neural Network Live Wallpaper with Google Colors (credit to Pete)
-Huge Library of System Audio (credit to Pete) *All 2.0, 2.1, & 2.2 Sounds*
-Longer Duration Between Wifi Scans Tweak *Battery Saver* (credit to Pete)
-Version Information In Settings > About Phone (credit to Pete)
-SuperUser App V2.1 w/ new UI (credit to ChainsDD)
-Ads blocked by default in apps & browser *No need to use AdFree* (credit to Pete)
-Camera Sounds Silenced by default *shutter & video recording* (credit to Pete)
-Nearly 100MB free at boot (credit to Pete)
-Over 50MB of free memory at all times *No need to use task killers* (credit to Pete)
-Busybox & Toolbox commands installed at boot (thanks Koush)
-Scripts ready to run after ROM Installation (credit to Pete)
-Backup/Delete Apps Using Astro & godmode
-Percentage in Battery Icon (images by xeudoxus)
-Less CPU Intensive LWPs (idea by ChevyNo1 & ReverendYo)
Tools & Utilites:
-Flash Image
-Busybox V1.16.1 (I also fixed it's wget command)
-Bash Shell
-Zipalign
-Toolbox
Removed:
-Visual Voicemail (download from the Market)
-Facebook (download from the Market)
-Voice (download from the Market)
-Goggles (download from the Market)
-Twitter (download from the Market)
-30 Broken .jpg wallpapers that were left in Launcher2.apk
Theme:
-Modified Stock Theme (credit to Pete)
-Removed Google Logo from search widget
-Removed Google Logo from maps
-Removed Weather Channel logo from News & Weather app
-Removed background from Launcher buttons
Please remember where you saw all these options first!
So what's the change log? The laundry list above of all the stuff doesn't highlight what's new in 0.2 and why we'd want to try it...I know majority of people will just jump on this anyway, but I'm curious what's changed...
So what's the change log? The laundry list above of all the stuff doesn't highlight what's new in 0.2 and why we'd want to try it...I know majority of people will just jump on this anyway, but I'm curious what's changed...
The overclocking and install apps to SD card are both items that I'd really like to be toggles so you can choose. If there isn't an obvious setting available, is there a way to turn either of those features off?
The overclocking and install apps to SD card are both items that I'd really like to be toggles so you can choose. If there isn't an obvious setting available, is there a way to turn either of those features off?
You can turn off the default where apps install to the SD card by typing the following into terminal:
pm setInstallLocation 1
Once you type that in, you should still have the option in Settings>Applications>Manage Applications to move apps to the SD card one by one.
You can edit the install-recovery.sh file to scale down the max frequency, or use SetCPU.
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I just tried this, and every time I went into my messaging app, it would reboot my phone.. note.. I didn't wipe data first and came from the original frf57 release. Gonna wipe and retry later.
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You can turn off the default where apps install to the SD card by typing the following into terminal:
pm setInstallLocation 1
Once you type that in, you should still have the option in Settings>Applications>Manage Applications to move apps to the SD card one by one.
You can edit the install-recovery.sh file to scale down the max frequency, or use SetCPU.
OK, so I am a little late to using Pete's BB FroYo, bu am I to understand that BB automatically enabled app installing to SDCard location (assuming, also, that it only does this for apps that already have Apps2SD support built in)? Also, if that is true, then I suppose that if I were to have an app automagically moved to the SD card I would use the same procedure to move it to the phone as I do now with the apps I have on the SDCard?
I just tried this, and every time I went into my messaging app, it would reboot my phone.. note.. I didn't wipe data first and came from the original frf57 release. Gonna wipe and retry later.
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Im I doing something wrong. I wiped and now the apps wont install by themselves. only the ones I purchased show up in market.
OK, so I am a little late to using Pete's BB FroYo, bu am I to understand that BB automatically enabled app installing to SDCard location (assuming, also, that it only does this for apps that already have Apps2SD support built in)? Also, if that is true, then I suppose that if I were to have an app automagically moved to the SD card I would use the same procedure to move it to the phone as I do now with the apps I have on the SDCard?
I haven't loaded the new version yet, but on the test version from today, reboot recovery was Power button and hold R on the physical keyboard. So maybe you can try that. And I'll tell him about the typo. [EDIT: It's already been fixed:
"-Added Reboot Recovery option (hold power & vol up button)
-Added Reboot option (hold power & vol down button)"]
Well, for instance, Google Earth, which DOESN'T have native apps2sd support built in, installed directly to my SD card. And yes, you can just push the button in Manage Applications to move any of the apps back to phone. What it does is make almost all the apps natively support apps2sd.
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just as i almost finalize the first beast froyo on my phone this goes up
quick question what is everyone using to monitor cpu temps right now if im correct theres no way to get tempmonitor to work with it right now?
None of the Froyo kernels currently support monitoring of CPU temps, so there's not an app available that can do it. I've just stopped worrying about it!
This looks like an epic win for me...installed over JRummy's NexTheme Froyo ROM, and after only one reboot (often takes me three or more) I had a stable Droid, WiFi working, smooth and fast w/the 800MHz kernel included (running SetCPU).
This update is the smoothest ROM install I've had yet, on my Droid that hates 2.2...hopefully this is a sign of better things coming for those of us with "sensitive" Droids...
C'mon Fab, JRummy...let's see those themed updates!!
This looks like an epic win for me...installed over JRummy's NexTheme Froyo ROM, and after only one reboot (often takes me three or more) I had a stable Droid, WiFi working, smooth and fast w/the 800MHz kernel included (running SetCPU).
This update is the smoothest ROM install I've had yet, on my Droid that hates 2.2...hopefully this is a sign of better things coming for those of us with "sensitive" Droids...
Woooooooooooooooo Hooooooooooooooo!! I'm happy for ya, Flea!
They're all update.zip files, so you install them just like a ROM, but you don't need to wipe.
In fact you'd better not wipe. Else you'll have (at the very least, if you wipe data and cache only) a clean OS with no apps and settings, or, (at worst case) just a boot image - that will sit there twiddling its thumbs as it has no system image to load (if you wipe System + data + cache or boot + system + data + cache).
In fact you'd better not wipe. Else you'll have (at the very least, if you wipe data and cache only) a clean OS with no apps and settings, or, (at worst case) just a boot image - that will sit there twiddling its thumbs as it has no system image to load (if you wipe System + data + cache or boot + system + data + cache).
anyone else getting FC's when trying to restore using titanium backup? it'll work for a few apps and then FC and ill start it up again and FC after a few, etc. i just did fix permissions via rom manager. hope that fixes it.
anyone else getting FC's when trying to restore using titanium backup? it'll work for a few apps and then FC and ill start it up again and FC after a few, etc. i just did fix permissions via rom manager. hope that fixes it.
I didn't get any FC's restoring with Titanium earlier today with the test version.
Stupid question, but just wanting to make sure: I'm coming from BB0.1 Froyo so this will be a simple "update.zip" operation. Does this wipe all my screens blank, or do my screens stay populated with apps? Just want to make sure I draw pictures of my screens if I need to so I know where everything goes
Something tells me the P3 kernals in Rom Manager aren't the new froyo compatible kernals. Phone thinks it doesn't have a battery and keeps shutting down. Well, lesson learned: Don't always rely on ROM Manager.
Stupid question, but just wanting to make sure: I'm coming from BB0.1 Froyo so this will be a simple "update.zip" operation. Does this wipe all my screens blank, or do my screens stay populated with apps? Just want to make sure I draw pictures of my screens if I need to so I know where everything goes
So long as you don't wipe data everything will stay as is.
Something tells me the P3 kernals in Rom Manager aren't the new froyo compatible kernals. Phone thinks it doesn't have a battery and keeps shutting down. Well, lesson learned: Don't always rely on ROM Manager.
I had that happen. Reboot into recovery and flash a FROYO kernel and it should reboot okay.
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Something tells me the P3 kernals in Rom Manager aren't the new froyo compatible kernals. Phone thinks it doesn't have a battery and keeps shutting down. Well, lesson learned: Don't always rely on ROM Manager.
I had that happen. Reboot into recovery and flash a FROYO kernel and it should reboot okay.
I had to nandroid as I didn't have a froyo kernal on my sdcard in update.zip format and I don't have a way to put my micro sd card into my computer. And since the phone kept restarting I couldn't load one onto the card that way either .
alright. so i had issues restoring wit tibu to begin with. but now none of my apps kept any of their settings and none of my widgets can be found. was this just a bad restore? should i just use 2.2's backup instead next time?
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[ROM] Bugless Beast V0.2 FRF57 FROYO - New Release is out!
