Just curious. With Sholes and Beast seeming to be the two most popular/stable/useful ROMs right now, is there anyone around here who's still running 2.1 on their Droid? I don't know why exactly I'd want to at this point, just would like to know.
I do not see the point in 2.1 wit these ROMS! I hate the new app drawer with 2.1 and I really prefer the slide out 2.0.1 version . Plus the speed increase from OC is significant . I am still worried about the temp of my cpu from the OC so i went back to bugless beauty...but I am already considering going back to the beast
I do not see the point in 2.1 wit these ROMS! I hate the new app drawer with 2.1 and I really prefer the slide out 2.0.1 version . Plus the speed increase from OC is significant . I am still worried about the temp of my cpu from the OC so i went back to bugless beauty...but I am already considering going back to the beast
ive had 2.1, and i now have beast. With bugless beast i could care less when 2.1 comes out haha it is so fast and Pete is always adding new goodies.
The ONE thing i want and dont have is live wallpapers, but by no means is that worth running a 2.1 rom and having my phone reboot every hour on its own.
Do you really think it is okay to run the cpu at these speeds???
I was actually have problems with the overclocking of bugless beast. swiping of the home screens were extremely choppy..so for s**ts and giggles I got SetCPU and set it back to 550 and the choppiness was gone. It could be do to the fact of running sweeterhome2 but who knows. I think I am gonna stay with 550.
I haven't had any OC issues with the beast. So you're not going to overclock just a little bit.
lol I miiight but that issue I was having was pissing me off. May be a placebo effect, so I may have to go back to try it out ha.
I've been having issues installing Bugless Beast. I place the update.zip on the root of my SD and then follow his steps. I had version 0.7.1 on before so I'm pretty confident I'm doing the steps correctly. Now whats happening is that I install it, it goes through its normal unpacking and says installed. When I reboot I get to the eye and it just shuts off. I have to do a battery pull and restore to standard 2.1 for it to work. I'm running the most current nandroid. Any ideas?
@ Fabolous: So do I restore to a 2.0.1 version then install the update.zip? Or do i just put the update in my nandroid folder and install from there? if so do I unzip it? Sorry for all the questions, i've been trying to get BB to work again for me for a few days now. I even posted on Alldroid but I got no answer.
If this works i'm going to owe you big.Just don't use the update.zip. Use the nandroid backup he provides. Unzip it into a folder, drop that into your sdcard/nandroid folder. Go into recovery, select advanced restore, select the backup w/ BB on it, restore, presto.
If this works i'm going to owe you big.
I am running a 2.1, its smooth, no probs, no over heating, no real complaints! a tad slow at times but no worse than what i got with 2.0.1 so yeah. i like it. from what i can tell there are no heat probs even though i am clocked at 800 mhz! its nice. i forget which one i have but its in the tips and hacks section
Just don't use the update.zip. Use the nandroid backup he provides. Unzip it into a folder, drop that into your sdcard/nandroid folder. Go into recovery, select advanced restore, select the backup w/ BB on it, restore, presto.
Is there any advantage of doing the nandroid vs update.zip? I tried it but like my post above says I got an error and can not figure out what the heck I am doing wrong. I got frustrated and installed the .7.2 update.zip instead of the nandroid backup.
Nah, no advantage. There's two methods for two situations.
update.zip only modifies the /system partition, so it is great for preserving your data (apps and settings), but will only work if you're running a 2.0.1 base.
Now, if you've gone as far as running a 2.1 ROM, then you'll need to sacrifice your data to go back to a 2.0.1 base. The easiest way to accomplish that would be to use the nandroid.
Also, the majority of nandroid errors stem from people extracting the zip/rar file into a folder, not realizing that the actual backup is in a folder WITHIN the folder they just extracted into. Therefore, when they get into SPRecovery, it spews an error because it can't find the files, and they're left scratching their heads.
Is there any advantage of doing the nandroid vs update.zip? I tried it but like my post above says I got an error and can not figure out what the heck I am doing wrong. I got frustrated and installed the .7.2 update.zip instead of the nandroid backup.
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