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Root [ROM] MTDEV-MIUIv4 build 20130102 [BETA]

You said it flashed quickly...could be an incomplete download...try another download and flash again...I don't know...if problem persists try on the older miui v4 rom post on the main page...its the same rom as MTDEV hasn't yet starting to rebuild it yet


I downloaded this rom 5 seperate times and had the same issue. I just did it one last time to try it and it worked just fine thanks for the help. I was starting to feel like a dumbass.
 
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I am having the same issue with mine. Wiped, installed ROM & gapps, reboot, then got stuck on the Motorola logo for almost 40 minutes before I pulled the battery. This time I installed just the ROM (can always go back and flash gapps later) and it's been sitting for close to 20 minutes. I'm quite happy with my current ROM, so I was only installing this one to check it out for a little while. I'm sorry, but I'm not gonna sit here forever waiting on my phone to boot just to play around with this ROM.

Anyway...

One thing that crossed my mind is this. My phone is pretty much brand new, as I bought it less than 2 months ago. Could the newer Triumphs have a different baseband or some other firmware/internal "component" that is incompatible with this ROM? I only ask this because I seem to recall that the baseband on some of the Optimus V's was incompatible with some ROMs while working fine with others.
 
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I run CWM v5.0.2.6 and I did grab the MIUI_gapps.zip listed above in the OP. I tried installing twice, the first time flashing gapps immediately after the main ROM and the second time without flashing gapps. My "daily" ROM was MTDEV CM9 but I switched to MTDEV CM7 a few days ago. Correct me if I'm wrong but I wouldn't think my previous ROM could have any bearing on the new one, provided I do the proper wipes in Recovery first.

I listed the way I do my wipes in another post, but I'll reiterate here:

1.) Wipe data/factory reset
2.) Wipe cache partition
3.) Wipe dalvik cache
4.) Format System, Data, and Cache
5.) Flash the given .zip file(s)

I realize that doing things this way is a little repetitive, but it's a habit I got into from owning my Optimus V for almost a year. I've never had any problems doing it like this on the MT, so I see no reason to change. If it ain't broke then don't fix it, right? :p
 
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OK...I believe 5.0.2.6 had problems with leaving data behind...I would recommend updating to one of b_randons 6.0.1.5. Variants...I just flashed miui v4 using it and it booted in less than 2 minutes... also no problem switching back to CM9...good luck

Also when flashing rooms do factory reset, wipe cache and dalvik cache only...formatting system and other partitions can break symlinks needed for root access and can cause roms not to boot
 
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OK...I believe 5.0.2.6 had problems with leaving data behind...I would recommend updating to one of b_randons 6.0.1.5. Variants...I just flashed miui v4 using it and it booted in less than 2 minutes... also no problem switching back to CM9...good luck

Also when flashing rooms do factory reset, wipe cache and dalvik cache only...formatting system and other partitions can break symlinks needed for root access and can cause roms not to boot


Yeah i got it to work still buggy thoiuhg had issues with the themes crashing every time i loaded it so no go for me.
 
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Installing b_randon's recovery did the trick for me. Instead of getting stuck on the Motorola "M" logo, it went straight to the MIUI boot screen and then booted up. I must say, WHAT a difference in this ROM compared to anything else I've ever used. It's like having a whole new phone. As stated in the OP, there is no working camera and that's really the deal-breaker for me right now, so I did revert back to my previous ROM after spending some time with this one. But this really is a very smooth-looking and attractive operating environment.

Once/if G60 and the other devs get the camera sorted out for MTDEV CM9, I hope they will find a way to get it up and running on this ROM. Keep up the hard work guys!
 
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tried flashing over and over. Even reloaded brandons cwm recovery. Every time i reboot after flash it just gets stuck at red motorola logo. Any suggestions. did full wipe, system, cache, dalvik but no luck.

I had that issue, after the full wipe flash CM9, and then flash MIUI, and then GAPPS. I don't know why you have to flash CM9 first, but it worked for me.
 
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Just flashed it, it's beautiful. The battery usage stats work, but they don't in CM9. Maybe you could use some config files from this ROM in CM9...

EDIT: I think I can fix the battery usage display in CM9, check your PM g60

The battery usage stats are a result of the power_profile.xml having never been done. I started to look into it a little while ago and made a quick CM7 ROM to test with. I haven't gotten down how well I want to make the file. I could use a DVM, but I think there's a command I could run from the terminal to see what the current usage is. If so I'll post a "Help me to help you" thread to get some more stats.

I had that issue, after the full wipe flash CM9, and then flash MIUI, and then GAPPS. I don't know why you have to flash CM9 first, but it worked for me.

Gapps modifies the ROM to work in a certain way. If you flashed the ROM afterwards the /system (where most of the included apps reside and where the gapps go) gets formatted.
 
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Any way to get rid of the double signal bars?

That would be for one of the hackers. All I know is it would be in the status bar UI area.

Of course it worked for me. All I did was factory reset, the flashed the ROM then the GAPPS for it. There's one specificly for the MIUI ROM, those who are having problem, are you using the one for CM9?
 
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The battery usage stats are a result of the power_profile.xml having never been done. I started to look into it a little while ago and made a quick CM7 ROM to test with. I haven't gotten down how well I want to make the file. I could use a DVM, but I think there's a command I could run from the terminal to see what the current usage is. If so I'll post a "Help me to help you" thread to get some more stats.



Gapps modifies the ROM to work in a certain way. If you flashed the ROM afterwards the /system (where most of the included apps reside and where the gapps go) gets formatted.


Yeah I was thinking exactly the same thing, the MIUI ROM has working battery stats and the cell standby isnt out of the roof like it is with the CM7 roms. I extracted the power_profile.xml from the MIUI framework and PMed it to G60 to put into CM9. If you want it you can find it here: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/1098942/power_profile.xml
just drop it into your overlay
 
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