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Can anyone help me find the latest stable stock miui build in English and how to flash it. I really want this rom, but from what I've read flashing is completely different. Thanks in advance.
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Flashing is the same as any other ROM, XJ is meant to be good but the 2.3.3 is still in it's first week of release. New version out tomorrow
Keep an eye on MIUI-dev.com

Tomorrow can you post the link to downloading it, and do you need a sd partition? Thanks.
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Yes you need an EXT partition, and go here to get the latest versions/information:
http://www.miui-dev.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?16-HTC-Desire-GSM
Search next time, especially if you don't know how to create an EXT partition

I used ROM Manager (you can find this on the market) to create a 512 MB Ext partition. Using 1.3.25 XJ MIUI X-Part at the moment.
Flashing it is just the same as any other ROM.

I have searched but i find miui
Confusing, and it suppose no one wants to explain what kind of partition i need
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I gave you the LINK to the MIUI forum, it's right there at the top (look at the sticky threads)!!!
If you're not prepared to actually find the information out for yourself then you're better going away

And as a side note, do not use ROM Manager - it's crap

Have a look at miui-au. It is an excellent ROM in English and it has a very good IDIOTS guide .
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EddyOS said:
And as a side note, do not use ROM Manager - it's crap
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I use ROM Manager all the time and it works great for me.
What do you use and why do you think it's better than RM?

I use AmonRA to manually do everything - a lot more intuitive and less prone to going wrong

[Q]how to uninstall Sibere Data2SD

I am using Sibere Data2SD installed on my Oxygen rom. But as I want to move to other rom and I dont want Sibere. So how to remove the sibere data2sd..??
Will a complete wipe and installing a new rom also remove the Sibere Data2SD
or
should I flash a any uninstaller..?? if so can u pls provide links to the download..??
Thanks in advance

karteek_4 said:
I am using Sibere Data2SD installed on my Oxygen rom. But as I want to move to other rom and I dont want Sibere. So how to remove the sibere data2sd..??
Will a complete wipe and installing a new rom also remove the Sibere Data2SD
or
should I flash a any uninstaller..?? if so can u pls provide links to the download..??
Thanks in advance
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After a new wipe and installing new RoM, data2sd will be gone.

Yup, and so will reflashing the same rom
Swyped with my HTC Desire on Supernova Extreme Rom - Gingerbread goodness with Unlimited Internal Memory!
Ignore the typos, swype isn't perfect..

Thanks a lot guys

[Q] Gingerbread 2.3.3 + App2SD/Data2SD

Hello dear friends. First of all - please excuse me for maybe the stupid questin i'm going to ask I want to say that i searh for this issue all day and i still can't find a satisfying answer
So lets start - I bought HTC Desire 2-3 weeks ago and of course i began modifying it I've tried tons of custom ROMS & stuff like this and i get to a final conclusion - the official HTC Gingerbread update 2.3.3 for the Desire is the best and i just dont want to change it It's simply the fastest one, without significant bugs and so on. The only problem is that i can't find a way to make my internal storage bigger I managed to do this with a custom ROM, but all of the ROMS were either laggy or with some major bugs that i don't like. So my question is:
IS THERE A WAY TO MAKE MY INTERNAL STORAGE BIGGER AND STILL USE THE OFFICIAL HTC GINGERBREAD 2.3.3 UPDATE
Thanks in advance for helping guys

One word- Supernova
Sent from my Desire running Supernova Extreme - Gingerbread goodness with Unlimited Internal memory

I just don't want custom ROMS buddy I've tried the Supernova, and i got some problems with the mobile connection... I reall want an official ROM with just more internal space

Well then you can do these steps:
Install ext4 support
Install init.d support
Install Busybox
Modify your kernel to add init.d and busybox runparts
Finally add a2sd or data2sd yourself
Each step has its own seperate thread on Xda. You can search and find it

Have been using supernova for a week or so now. Not had any issues and my apps run fine on Sandisk 8 gig class 4 with 1 gig EXT4 partition. Now with all my apps etc installed i have 839 meg free space for more apps. I don't think the Desire will get any more OTA updates as 2.3.3 was only available via download and came with several disclaimers.

Try Link2SD, only need is second partition.
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Gingerbread 2.3.3 RUU Rooted S-Off with Link2SD partition 512MB

perhaps this could work?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1200261

Thanks mate! I think this will be perfect

or you can try this one: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1151765

Supernova is good -> 'Unlimited space'.
Droidzone and Sibere have released a new DATA2SD script which is fast and stable.
also good support!
Best Rom for Desire.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1110921
That ROM > Supernova.

gjakuipers said:
Supernova is good -> 'Unlimited space'.
Droidzone and Sibere have released a new DATA2SD script which is fast and stable.
also good support!
Best Rom for Desire.
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First supernova is laggy + you dont need DATA2SD on 2.3. The a2sd is already enough....

mpaddo said:
First supernova is laggy + you dont need DATA2SD on 2.3. The a2sd is already enough....
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Stock A2sd is useless.. Only a moderate amount of apps causes low space issues. Do you mean a2sd+ ??
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I am currently on supernova. one word to describe it, AWESOME!

sebastianlow said:
I am currently on supernova. one word to describe it, AWESOME!
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For that comment, I'm opening up Donor access for you.. Contact me via PM with an email id to share the donor password-you'll get direct links there

timmaaa said:
Stock A2sd is useless..
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It is not if you have /data of
333Mb

erklat said:
It is not if you have /data of
333Mb
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This is true
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Can Supernova be installed using Rom Manager?
edit: Doesn't look like Supernova will work for me, my Desire is CDMA.

Never user ROM Manager! It's a horrible software which causes more problems than it solves.
Just flash roms from recovery.
Swyped from ICS with Transparent XDA App

timmaaa said:
Stock A2sd is useless.. Only a moderate amount of apps causes low space issues. Do you mean a2sd+ ??
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The stock feature with witch one can move apps to is called "Apps2SD". The apps can moved to FAT32 partition if the dev programmed the app for this.
The script which moves automatically moves apps to SD is called "A2SD / A2SD+". A2SD if you use this feature only for apps, A2SD+ if you also move dalvik-cache to SD. The partition is here.an EXT one. Furthermore, it doesn't matter if the dev programmed the app for this or not.
@OP:
Try oxygen ROM with the script which moves dalvik cache to EXT partition if you don't want to go S-OFF and flash oxygen hboot.
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Recommended Sense ROM with biggger storage to install apps?

Hey
My friend is pretty tired of the Desire not having enough space to install applications. Im going to put a Sense ROM (Latest Sense with Gingerbread) but that allows ALL apps to be installed on the SD so he can have more space to install stuff. What ROM do you recommend?
Thanks

Good question. I wouldn't want to move away from Sense either but am always running out of space.

my suggestion:
Acesmod007 cm7 v39
In case you will wonder: 1gb ext4 partition will do the trick.

I use Alex v rom data2w with 1.3gb internal memory.
It's fast and so much internal memory..
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I strongly recommend Oxygen. With Sense one starts with 135 mb of free space for apps. With Oxygen, I started with 330 mb. I have over 110 apps and still have about 50 mb available.
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The difference in free space is incredible. Doesn't the Desire have 512Mb at the start? For HTC to only give 1/5 to end-users is nuts.

kumar_s said:
I strongly recommend Oxygen. With Sense one starts with 135 mb of free space for apps. With Oxygen, I started with 330 mb. I have over 110 apps and still have about 50 mb available.
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I especifically said Sense.

For all apps to install to Sd you can try the data2ext roms like supernova or the data2ext version of Cool3D AceS V4. These roms will allow you to put your entire data partiton onto the sdext partition, giving you 'unlimited' memory.
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Coolbravos is very fast and has data2ext.
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riahc3 said:
I especifically said Sense.
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He was trying to give you a reason against using sense.

rootSU said:
He was trying to give you a reason against using sense.
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Doesnt change anything. I stated I wanted a Sense ROM. The +s and -s are irrelevent.
Thread hijacking happens alot so lets try to avoid it Thanks
and thanks to the rest for your suggestions. Ill check some of them out and post back.

Well there was no need to be an arse to him as he was trying to help. And there's no need to be an arse with me for pointing out he was helping.
In the spirit of helping you, regardless of the fact I think you're an arse:
Choose any sense Rom you want. Partition the sd card with an ext partition.
Use a2sd+ or data2sd to maximize space.
This thread was pretty unecessary in the end
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rootSU said:
Well there was no need to be an arse to him as he was trying to help. And there's no need to be an arse with me for pointing out he was helping.
This thread was pretty unecessary in the end
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+1
@riahc3
being an arse to people trying to help you will not endear you to anyone.

Quick question please (which I imagine will help the OP too), is it possible to have proper App2SD "without" resorting to a new ROM?
If so, is there a link that tells you how to do it. I asked a similar question a while ago and all suggestions also revolved around ROM upgrades:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1055163

Depends on the Rom. If its a rooted version of the Rom that came on your phone, you need to add init.d support then a2sd. The first part is a lot of trouble. Much easier to flash a custom Rom. If you follow my signature link then the root memory faq, there's a link back to a thread here to do it but I can't see why anyone would go to this trouble
If your Rom already has init.d support you can flash any a2sd solution.
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Thanks. Perfect answer.
I'm using the stock ROM that came with my HTC Desire then upgraded to Froyo OTA (Sense 2.x. I don't know the exact version). I doubt it's got that in it. So like you say, it's easier to install a custom ROM.

Indeed, no stock Roms have init.d
Init.d is a folder that you put scripts in and they run on boot or initialization.
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rootSU said:
Well there was no need to be an arse to him as he was trying to help. And there's no need to be an arse with me for pointing out he was helping.
In the spirit of helping you, regardless of the fact I think you're an arse:
Choose any sense Rom you want. Partition the sd card with an ext partition.
Use a2sd+ or data2sd to maximize space.
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I was a ass to you?
I was explaining that a nonSense ROM was not what I was looking for, as I previously stated. I did not insult. I did not say anything else expect that I specified a Sense ROM.
Some of you need to get less sensitive. It was a comment on a forum with no harm intented.

Ok
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So it seems we are down to these:
Alex-V 1.0 GB Rom
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=745919
Supernova:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1045824
Cool3D Sense 3.0:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1040121
Cool Sense 2.1:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1200517
Lets revise them (by looking at first post):
Alex-V 1.0 GB Rom: Looks pretty good and clean but based on the old Sense, not the latest.
SuperNova: Looks great. Very easy to set up it seems. But again, looks like it is based on the old Sense, not the latest.
Cool3D Sense 3.0: I think this is the one Im looking for The only problem is that setup looks a bit "difficult" to say a word. Im sure looking thru Itll just take a few minutes more than the others but...
Cool Sense 2.1: I imagine this is the above but the old Sense. Easier to setup too.
Some questions did come up:
1: Do I have to S-OFF the HTC Desire?
2: Is rollback with a NANDroid backup easy and painful?
3: I imagine the answer is Cool3D Sense 3.0 but which has the most "eye-candy"?
4: Reverse question of sorts to number 3, which is the fastest?
The phone isnt mine but these answers would be nice so I can explain to the person what I am about to do.
Thanks to everyone who is helping

[Q] Newbie Bought New Wfs Low Internal Memory ?

Hello How Are you ? I am newbie i bought a new htc wildfire s, i installed some games and getting error low internal memory... i root it but i want to make internel memory as shown in other posts but not on cm 9 or 10 on this builtin stock rom i think its 2.1 , please guide me i will be thankful give me a proper tutorial and links of the files with instruction, so that i can get rid of such low memory problems ???
Thank you in Advance And Sorry for the bad english :/

edit: check the post below by kishoke

khaaawaja said:
Hello How Are you ? I am newbie i bought a new htc wildfire s, i installed some games and getting error low internal memory... i root it but i want to make internel memory as shown in other posts but not on cm 9 or 10 on this builtin stock rom i think its 2.1 , please guide me i will be thankful give me a proper tutorial and links of the files with instruction, so that i can get rid of such low memory problems ???
Thank you in Advance And Sorry for the bad english :/
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but on stock rom you need to add int.d support to make int2ext scripts working... but link2sd is possible on stock rom... otherwise try more stock like roms... it is very much easier than other...

please guide
Kishoke said:
but on stock rom you need to add int.d support to make int2ext scripts working... but link2sd is possible on stock rom... otherwise try more stock like roms... it is very much easier than other...
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i install pimp my rom alpha 2.2 and click add universal init.d and make my rom support init.d and what to do next ? i need script link int2ext and how to make this script useful on my stock rom please guide step by step.... ?

khaaawaja said:
Hello How Are you ? I am newbie i bought a new htc wildfire s, i installed some games and getting error low internal memory... i root it but i want to make internel memory as shown in other posts but not on cm 9 or 10 on this builtin stock rom i think its 2.1 , please guide me i will be thankful give me a proper tutorial and links of the files with instruction, so that i can get rid of such low memory problems ???
Thank you in Advance And Sorry for the bad english :/
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I suggest you flash a custom kernel say cake kernel (search it in dev section).
make a ext4 partition (1 GB primary partition) (Can be made with custom recovery)
download link2sd and mount partition
reboot.

I would like to join the question. I've got some kind of stock rooted ROM with Hebrew support. So I still want to use it. I've installed pimp my rom and add init.d support. What can I install now in order to use an EXT partition? I'm looking for something similar to S2E on CM.
Link2SD didn't seem to work up until now.

yes flashing custom kernal will create int.d ... make a second partition... and flash one of this whatever you want...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1716124 ...
i tried sometime... it doesnt worked for me.. try your luck...i red sometime it will work... if it works tell me,,,,
but sure link2sd will work... try sukhjit321 post above if you want...

I've added init.d support with Pimp My Rom, partitioned and flashed zip with INT2EXT+ with no luck. What I'm missing here?

CaptainMaki said:
I've added init.d support with Pimp My Rom, partitioned and flashed zip with INT2EXT+ with no luck. What I'm missing here?
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Did you install busybox? It's required for int2ext+.
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Tyr Fifteen said:
Did you install busybox? It's required for int2ext+.
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I may have missed this step, but anyway I've moved to CM7 so everything is working now with S2E.

CaptainMaki said:
I may have missed this step, but anyway I've moved to CM7 so everything is working now with S2E.
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Good choice.
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