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Ok here ya go, same deal as before, this is a nandroid backup and needs to be placed into this directory, sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/(place file here) then restore the backup.
To make this work, you must have an sd-ext, bigger the better, it will all turn into internal memory, 100% supercharged and zipaligned on every boot.
To date I currently have over 600 mbs of apps installed on my phone and it still boots very fast and runs without a single hiccup, but bugs have been reported, see below.
Changes from 1.3 include themed apps deodexed by out of ideas
Hololauncher
SimpleText Icon Maker
More Themeing
Known bugs,
This rom does not run well on some devices, init.d fails on some, kernel panics and auto restarts happen frequently on some devices, I have experienced none of these ill effects but I have seen the logs
Keyboard popups on key press are a little off, and you may have to reboot once to get service after the backup install, also expect the first boot to take a full five minutes, lots of stuff is going on in there.
Awesome update man. 809 mb internal memory just crazy. I have a 4g card. I went 1024 and 0 in.partition.
Love the super charge and fonts no.FC's. Ty man
Last edited by cell2011; November 15th, 2012 at 06:21 PM.
This is the first time I'v given Speedfreak a try. Gave me a bit of a scare on the first boot because it lost the IMEI number & no WiFi. Second boot it bootlooped. I gave it a hour then pulled the battery. Third boot took about 10 minutes but everything seemed good except debug is broken. Is there a app blocking it?
Another question is there something special that needs done for su if I change back?
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Nothing special needs to happen to switch back to Superuser, just download it from the market, start it up and find the option to force a bianary update, then reboot and your good to go.
I wasnt aware that debug was broken, ill check it out
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Itll drain fast for the first few charges, and especially if you are coming from a rom without the oc kernel, and also if your playin with it a lot.
Is this a debug through adb that you are speaking of? I dont use it really, wouldnt know. I can enable debugging from my handset, I know it works because it is required to use certain functions on apps like link2sd, but other than that, I guess I dont know.
The throttle folder can have the write permissions taken away and the contents deleted, other files that need the same treatment include system/data/tombstones, system/data/anr, system/data/system/dropdox, andsystem/data/system/usegestats.
Enter airplane mode so they are not watching you do it, then take away any and all write permissions to those folders, and delete all of the contents.
My phone just crashed hard. took two boots to get it back up but now debug is working again. Doesn't show the bug tho. I could really careless if the bug is there or not as long as it works.
Last edited by kingmt; November 16th, 2012 at 02:47 PM.
I'll try it again later to see if I can give you more info on the bugs but my phone started crashing everytime I booted up. It would look like it we the first time the phone started. When it first started doing this a restart fixed it but it got to the point it just crashed before it would start again. Debugging had stopped working again also. I'll try to get you a catlog.
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that would be great, Id love to take a look at it.
I think maybe the supercharged minfree settings are too much for your phone, I would download a copy of smanager, and also grab a copy of the supercharger scripts and tone it down a little. It might help. But I dont know, it runs so smooth on my device, no random reboots, no fc errors.
keep me posted
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I installed on my z900 and all seems good. It only took about a min to boot up after install. No problems here. Great work. The battery is doing lots better then on the last one.
I have a problem with the 2.0. It restarts 3 secs after you turn the phone off. My wifes started doing it off and on this last week. Mine started doing it after the holo update. Any sugguestions?
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justa chompin at the bit huh?
How long after the install did this start?
Honestly it kinda sounds like power button failure, are there any error logs in /system/data/local/? Those would help me dial in the problem. Supercharger and link2sd debug logs are normal, but if you ever get one thats called "supercharger bootloop log" then I really wanna see it.
Well tried it again. Didn't have the reboot ever 15 seconds this time but stil not working for me. Says I have 1.8g free but won't let me force my apps to system apps because it saysthere is not enough room. If a app isn't a system app it force closes. if I try to use root browser it reboots. On every boot I get the touch android to begain. If i skip it my account is still on the phone tho.
i really don't think it is the ROM by itself but it don't work on my phone.
It is the Merrit but I let someone else use myy download & he said it was running great. I have installed it three times & all three times it has been diffferent but repeating some of the previous problems.
I would live to get this script for data on the SD card running.
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Have not been able to figure out the auto restarts, some users have reported that this rom fixed it for them, some users report that it started with this rom, it could be the OC kernel I suppose, but even with my device cranked up to 787, with as many apps as I can fit in memory, and downloading a big file over 3g, I still cant get my phone to crash. The only thing strange about my copy is that a dalvik wipe causes a bootloop.
but then again I am constantly tweaking it.
I haven't given up, I am just an inexperienced one man dev team.
That recovery update is a file I built for a guy Im trying to help out. Somehow lost recovery on his device, and is now stuck with sf1.3 because he cannot get to cwm to flash an update. Its not going well frankly. Im about stumped.
I'm not using Anthony's ROM. I'm using his kernel. I didn't do anything to did anything. It is that every time I restore it that it is different. I have a thirty of what it's happening tho. However I'm not going to state it until I can test it. As far as kernel day does it not get replaced with the Nandroid?
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Correct, the kernel is located in the boot.img, so if you flash a bone stock merit backup, you will go back to the stock kernel. If the problem persists then you will know that it is the hardware and not the software.
However some merit users reported random reboots while running stock software.
My phone works great with my modified stock ROM & Athony's kernel. I really want to try this SF ROM out tho.
I'm pretty sure I know the problem tho. What I believe is the problem I also believe is causing other problems as well. I don't think it has anything to do with your ROM. At least it isn't only the ROM.
on a side note, I have completed a green theme patch, (green is THE color over at aa51.com) and will soon be posting a standalone mod for the blue themed stock apps that made thier debut in 2.0, Ive also done a little tinkering with AreaRom Merit, ya know, like ya do...
So make sure ya head over to the above link and get setup.
-james
Last edited by jamespfassett; November 30th, 2012 at 02:19 PM.