Hello !
I'm trying to load a custom ROM for the first time..
I followed LINKSLOVESANDROID's tut and got S-Off..
I want to try InsertCoin, but I saw this:
Requirements:
A2SD CM7 HBOOT - cm7 hboot from alpharev.nl - the one with 130 mB for /system
- 1 gB ext2/3/4 partition
A2SD+ STOCK HBOOT - stock hboot - the one with 250 mB for /system
- 1 gB ext2/3/4 partition
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So I need to partition my SD .. I think I'll do ok at this part..
It means that I can choose from A2SD or A2SD+, right?
So.. I'm gonna choose A2SD+.. then I only need to download
Bravo Stock - 250M at alpharev.nl then follow the procedures from it ?
1) Nandroid backup in recovery.
2) Verify the MD5SUM of the file you downloaded against the one in the table.
3) Flash HBOOT with your phone in fastboot mode (Back+POWER) -> 'fastboot flash hboot bravo_alphaspl.img' (change into the correct filename for the HBOOT you downloaded)
4) 'fastboot reboot-bootloader'
5) 'fastboot erase cache'
6) Boot recovery, wipe everything and restore.
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Ehm.. the question is.. I need to flash the hboot BEFORE loading the InsertCoin, is that correct?
And the link to download MOD shows two versions.. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1016940
InsertCoin Sense 2.1 1.0.8 A2SD
InsertCoin Sense 2.1 1.0.8 CM7
Are they related to what I chose at the requirements earlier?
i.e. InsertCoin Sense 2.1 1.0.8 A2SD (Requirement: A2SD+ STOCK HBOOT)
InsertCoin Sense 2.1 1.0.8 CM7 (Requirement: A2SD CM7 HBOOT)
Lil bit confused..
Thanks in advance!!
This requirements mean, you can choose between two versions:
One version, if you have stock hboot, another version, if you have cm7 hboot.
I guess you have stock hboot. So you should download the one for stock hboot. No need to flash custom hboot.
The differences between a2sd and a2sd+ are the following:
a2sd: only apps will be moved on ext partition of sd card
a2sd+: apps and cache will be moved on ext partition of sd card
Ext4 is the fastest and as long as the rom supports it (what insertcoin does), i would recommend to use this partition.
But with searching the corresponding thread, you will find your answers. If still unsure, just ask the developer himself directly.
I recommend the cm7 hboot and a2sd solution with 1gb ext4. Far faster than the other
Sent from my HTC Desire
Hi,
Sday I got S-OFF & rooted my Desire with Revolutionary and flashed my first custom ROM Insertcoin 1.1.1.
But after installing the ROM, I have only 40 MB internal memory..
I have done the partition of my SD card with ext3 (512MB).
Am I doing something wrong ??? Can anybody please help what should I do to increase my internal memory...
It's recommended that the EXT size for Insertcoin is 1GB.
Are you using A2SD or CM7 version of the ROM?
I am using CM7 version have 50 apps installed and still have 100MB left.
I am using CM7 version of ROM. Can I change the partition again to 1 GB from 512 MB ?
Also my HBOOT version is 6.93.0.0.1
hpdinesh said:
I am using CM7 version of ROM. Can I change the partition again to 1 GB from 512 MB ?
Also my HBOOT version is 6.93.0.0.1
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Yes you can change the partition but you'll likely lose all data on your SD card in the process so make a backup first of your SD card's contents before repartitioning.
You also need to use CM7r2 partition table for your HBoot.
OK. I will take back up then I will repartition to 1 GB.
Can you please tell me, how to change my partition table of HBoot to CM7r2.
Do I need to use Downgrader image first and then flash with CM7r2 image ?
hpdinesh said:
OK. I will take back up then I will repartition to 1 GB.
Can you please tell me, how to change my partition table of HBoot to CM7r2.
Do I need to use Downgrader image first and then flash with CM7r2 image ?
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As far as I know, if you just rooted and is still on Bravo Stock partition, you do not need to flash the downgrader. But if you are already on any HBOOT and would want to change, then that's the time you flash the downgrader before flashing your new partition table.
I suggest you check out some threads here first just to be sure since I haven't changed to any other partition yet since I flashed CM7r2. So I have no first hand experience with the downgrader process.
EDIT: Since you used Revolutionary, they might have implemented different security so you may need to flash the Downgrader. Sorry I am not that knowledgeable since I've used Unrevoked when I flashed my device.
stankyou said:
It's recommended that the EXT size for Insertcoin is 1GB.
Are you using A2SD or CM7 version of the ROM?
I am using CM7 version have 50 apps installed and still have 100MB left.
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stankyou said:
Yes you can change the partition but you'll likely lose all data on your SD card in the process so make a backup first of your SD card's contents before repartitioning.
You also need to use CM7r2 partition table for your HBoot.
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how do I change the partition again to 1 GB or 512 MB ?
aygul12345 said:
how do I change the partition again to 1 GB or 512 MB ?
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You can either use GParted on your computer or your phone's custom recovery to partition your SD card. Most users here I notice recommends GParted. I however partitioned mine via recovery.
I Just formatted and partitioned my SD card with recovery to 1GB. Then I installed A2SD version of Insertcoin 1.1.1 since I have stock HBOOT. Now everything works fine.. Now I have 135 MB free space
hpdinesh said:
I Just formatted and partitioned my SD card with recovery to 1GB. Then I installed A2SD version of Insertcoin 1.1.1 since I have stock HBOOT. Now everything works fine.. Now I have 135 MB free space
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how did u get stock hboot again? i used revolutionary on my unbranded htc desire. when i installed 1.1.1 i had the same problem. Did u flash the CM7r2 hboot or do something else to make it work again.
Thanks
hpdinesh said:
I Just formatted and partitioned my SD card with recovery to 1GB. Then I installed A2SD version of Insertcoin 1.1.1 since I have stock HBOOT. Now everything works fine.. Now I have 135 MB free space
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Is it so simple? I've had the same issue...till now
Rooted my Desire long time ago using Unrevoked. Used MIUI for al long time, now want to switch to CM 7.1
Read all the treats, but still i'm not sure iff i have to have S-OFF for updating to the latest radio.
facts:
- S-ON
- stock radio
All tips welcome
Thnx in advance
Kaffer (near newbee)
Flash the downloaded radio.zip via recovery.
Thnx MatDrOiD, works like a charm.
Now i only have to find out wich way i can partition my 16Gig SD-card best..
Gparted Linux
kaffer said:
Thnx MatDrOiD, works like a charm.
Now i only have to find out wich way i can partition my 16Gig SD-card best..
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No problem. Do not forget to use the thanks-button.
Either with as already GParted or recovery. Recommended recoveries are 4EXT or RMD.
I am familiar with Gparted and Easeus in Windows, but I do not know which format I should hold for CM7.1
- 1 Gig ext 3 or 4?
- 500mb swap?
- The rest fat32
(this is what i had with succes for my previous MIUI rom)
OK.. i created with MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition 7.0 (freeware):
13.7 GB FAT32
1.1 GB Ext4
102 MB Linux Swap
Still only 106 MB internal memory left..
What am i doing wrong??
I'm using "update-cm-7.1.0-Desire-signed.zip" straight from the CM website.
...I almost start to think that A2SD is not supported...
Firstly, NEVER EVER partition your SD card MiniTool Partition Wizard!! Use GParted or your recovery.
Secondly, CM7 does not officially support A2SD. You have to flash darktremor's A2SD-script (can be found in CM7-thread here on XDA) in recovery use a2sdGUI from Android Market.
Thirdly, to get full use of CM7 I recommend to go S-OFF and flash CM7r2 Hboot.
Just flash it via recovery. no need of s-off.
MatDrOiD said:
Firstly, NEVER EVER partition your SD card MiniTool Partition Wizard!! Use GParted or your recovery.
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Yep, comfirm that! Minitool sucks, Gparted did the job correct
MatDrOiD said:
Secondly, CM7 does not officially support A2SD. You have to flash darktremor's A2SD-script (can be found in CM7-thread here on XDA) in recovery use a2sdGUI from Android Market.
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Pitty that CM7 doesn't support A2SD.. Worked really well on my MIU rom.
Annyway, Darktremmor's solution works fine (for now) Thanks for the tip MatDrOiD!
MatDrOiD said:
Thirdly, to get full use of CM7 I recommend to go S-OFF and flash CM7r2 Hboot.
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Not for now, me being a newbee.
Maybe later when i see the advantages.
Can you tell me what you mean by "to get full use of CM7 I recommend to go S-OFF and flash CM7r2 Hboot"
CM7 along with many of the AOSP ROMs is smaller than sense ROMs. Therefore if you are s -off you can flash a custom hboot Which will reduce the size of your system partition & increase the size of your data partition.
Although many ROMs support apps to ext partitions only a few will move data to the sd partition. By changing the hboot you can make use of the space created by a smaller ROM.
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App
kaffer said:
Yep, comfirm that! Minitool sucks, Gparted did the job correct
Pitty that CM7 doesn't support A2SD.. Worked really well on my MIU rom.
Annyway, Darktremmor's solution works fine (for now) Thanks for the tip MatDrOiD!
Not for now, me being a newbee.
Maybe later when i see the advantages.
Can you tell me what you mean by "to get full use of CM7 I recommend to go S-OFF and flash CM7r2 Hboot"
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CM7 only needs less than 145 MB on /system partition (I am talking about the desire's internal memory, which usually has this partiton layout: 250 MB /system, 40 MB /cache and 145 MB /data) and only 5 MB for /cache. So by using stock hboot with CM7 you would waste nearly 140 MB space for installing apps. Not very useful, isn't it. So with the CM7r2 Hboot you would get full use of Cyanogenmod.
But beware. You cannot flash the radio via recovery now, because the cache-partition is too small. So you have to do it via fastboot. It may sound scary, but if you are very careful and search better too much than too little and ask if you are completely unsure, nothing can happen. Futhermore, you will find much guides here on XDA which will help you.
i flash a sense 3.5 rom, and everything installs, then on reboot the phone just cycles the boot animation and thats it.
Did you full wipe?
What Hboot do you have??
Which ROM are you coming from???
Have you used the Search function????
yes i full wiped
not sure what Hboot
coming from this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1561843
CronMod 1.0.4 for Bravo
Yes i have searched like a mofo
Are you s-off? Have ext4 partition?
To hboot---turn off your phone , hold volume down and power button, and up is info about your hboot
i am S-Off
no i dont have ext4 partition. im not sure what that is.
Hboot 6.93.1002
Ryno101 said:
i am S-Off
no i dont have ext4 partition. im not sure what that is.
Hboot 6.93.1002
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Almost all sense 3.5 roms need ext4 partition to boot
U need to divide your sd cards into two partitions
Fat32 and 1 or 1.5 gb ext4
U can use g-parted or ext4 recovery
There is a lot of tutorials on xda that shows u how to do it step by step , with video too
Search a little and ull find everithing u need
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA
Ryno101 said:
i am S-Off
no i dont have ext4 partition. im not sure what that is.
Hboot 6.93.1002
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Ding! ding! ding!
Problem determined.
Sense 3.5 roms (although I've never bothered using one) would prolly require an EXT partition on the SD card. Check all those sense 3.5 threads and it will definitely tell you that you need a 4EXT or 3EXT partition on the SD card.
alright sweet thanks heaps.
would it be reasonable to have a 4gb card and split into 3gb and 1 gb?
Yes,choose ext4 partition 1gb or more, skip,skip.
More info here ;-) :
http://sourceforge.net/projects/runnymededesire/files/AROME-GUI/4ext_Partition Guide.pdf/download
Usually sense 3.5 (runnymede ect..) Take 1gb-1.5gb max. Check the post where u downloaded the rom and check install requirments
Sent from my HTC Desire
Ryno101 said:
i am S-Off
no i dont have ext4 partition. im not sure what that is.
Hboot 6.93.1002
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It's good that you found this, however, most custom ROMs (in addition to partitioning your SD card as already mentioned) will also require the phone's internal memory to be partitioned and this is what we mean by "what Hboot?".
Hboots will come in different formats and offer different internal partition tables. It is important to use a Hboot that is compatible with your ROM of choice. You will see which Hboot you need in the first or second post of the ROM you've dowloaded. Once you know this, download the correct Hboot from here http://alpharev.nl/ then use a tool such as Android Flasher to flash this to your phone, before you install new ROM. Be sure to flash "Bravo Downgrader" first, then Hboot of choice.
hi i root and install CWm recovery v4.xx i dont know and then i install custom Rom (Cool Droid v3 (New Users Full Wipe Recommended, Old Users Just Clear Dalvik.Cache) it work but my partion not work when i install apps it install to phopne rather than partion partion of SD Card .
What did i done to HTC Desire ;
i have make partitaion of 2GB, Swap 128MB , format eXt4 and then install Cool Droid v3.xx on phone
Plz help me
how my partiton work it not shown in Storage it says phone sape 137 MB, Sd Card 1.8 GB (Un Partitioned Space) & the erst is hidden (2 GB partioned space)
Device HTC Desire A8181
naeembabakheil said:
hi i root and install CWm recovery v4.xx i dont know and then i install custom Rom (Cool Droid v3 (New Users Full Wipe Recommended, Old Users Just Clear Dalvik.Cache) it work but my partion not work when i install apps it install to phopne rather than partion partion of SD Card .
What did i done to HTC Desire ;
i have make partitaion of 2GB, Swap 128MB , format eXt4 and then install Cool Droid v3.xx on phone
Plz help me
how my partiton work it not shown in Storage it says phone sape 137 MB, Sd Card 1.8 GB (Un Partitioned Space) & the erst is hidden (2 GB partioned space)
Device HTC Desire A8181
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The partition will not show in the phone storage, but it will still be there, doing its job. From what I know, the ROM doesn't move Dalvik Cache to ext, so that will consume space. Install this from recovery to move data/app and Dalvik to ext: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/48303918/apps_dalvik2ext-UNSIGNED.zip
How did you partition your sd-card? If it wasn't with 4ext recovery or Gparted, do it again using this guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37383522
Thanks i will try this !!!
i will give it a try !!!! :victory:
abaaaabbbb63 said:
The partition will not show in the phone storage, but it will still be there, doing its job. From what I know, the ROM doesn't move Dalvik Cache to ext, so that will consume space. Install this from recovery to move data/app and Dalvik to ext: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/48303918/apps_dalvik2ext-UNSIGNED.zip
How did you partition your sd-card? If it wasn't with 4ext recovery or Gparted, do it again using this guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37383522
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i remember there is another option ...
Hi ! i have install CWm recovery v4 , there is option in first Menu "Mount/Storage" , under this option there is option to mount/ext4 should i mount this ext4 , then it work or not ?????
abaaaabbbb63 said:
The partition will not show in the phone storage, but it will still be there, doing its job. From what I know, the ROM doesn't move Dalvik Cache to ext, so that will consume space. Install this from recovery to move data/app and Dalvik to ext: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/48303918/apps_dalvik2ext-UNSIGNED.zip
How did you partition your sd-card? If it wasn't with 4ext recovery or Gparted, do it again using this guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37383522
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Use 4EXT recovery (requires s-off) or gparted as advised, do not use cwm.
Make 2 partitions, fat32 and ext4, no swap
thanks for tip
thanks for your help !
in recoverymenu 4exT is written i made 2Gb partition 4ext with 128Mb swap .
i use below 4exT Recovery Tool to make 2Gb ext4 partiton with 128 Swap
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1408936
so plz tell me how i make two partitions one fat32 and other exT4 . also tell me which partition is use as phone storage so i make that partition big and another little small to save some Space on SD Card !
eddiehk6 said:
Use 4EXT recovery (requires s-off) or gparted as advised, do not use cwm.
Make 2 partitions, fat32 and ext4, no swap
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Are you even following the guide posted above or what I posted?
Backup the sd card, start again. Make the partition without swap, you don't need it
Then if you read the first post of the rom thread:
* Cyanogen A2SD script tweaked by me, moves both Apps and Dalvik to EXT.
So the partition should work automatically, don't flash anything else. As stated above you won't 'see' your total internal memory = 'internal + sd-ext', but it is working. Use an app like 'DiskUsage' to check and browse all your partitions
Also currently I assume you are on stock hboot with 250MB System, 40MB cache and small 147MB Data
If you want a bit more space for apps, you can flash data++ hboot as advised in the first post
DATA++ Hboot 180MB System, 5MB Cache, 252MB Data
Search for guide how to flash hboot, recommend to flash using fastboot
.Thanks i am thinking to install nano version , can u please give a video link how to Flash Hboot and get latest one. whats its function ?
and when i install firmawre i then install Cyanogen A2SD script to work properly my aprtitions
eddiehk6 said:
Are you even following the guide posted above or what I posted?
Backup the sd card, start again. Make the partition without swap, you don't need it
Then if you read the first post of the rom thread:
* Cyanogen A2SD script tweaked by me, moves both Apps and Dalvik to EXT.
So the partition should work automatically, don't flash anything else. As stated above you won't 'see' your total internal memory = 'internal + sd-ext', but it is working. Use an app like 'DiskUsage' to check and browse all your partitions
Also currently I assume you are on stock hboot with 250MB System, 40MB cache and small 147MB Data
If you want a bit more space for apps, you can flash data++ hboot as advised in the first post
DATA++ Hboot 180MB System, 5MB Cache, 252MB Data
Search for guide how to flash hboot, recommend to flash using fastboot
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naeembabakheil said:
.Thanks i am thinking to install nano version , can u please give a video link how to Flash Hboot and get latest one. whats its function ?
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Don't know about the nano version...you need to understand how big the /system size of that version is before you choose the right hboot. Search or ask in rom thread. Or download the rom.zip and open it (don't need to extract) with program like 7zip, check the /system size
It's not about 'latest' hboot. Download the hboots from alpharev.nl, you'll see them all listed. You choose the 'right' one to fit your Rom's /system size, therefore maximum /data (internal memory) >>> more space for apps :good:
For instance if the nano version has /system size 175MB, it will fit into data++ hboot with 180MB /system, you waste only 5MB and get and 252MB /data
However if you install it on stock hboot like you have now, it has 250MB /system, so you waste 75MB on /system, only get 147MB /data
Please try to understand this before proceeding...
To change hboot, search 'HTC Desire how to flash hboot' (I'm on mobile), I recommend to findguide which uses fastboot
Eventually:
- Backup everything if you haven't already, apps using titanium, contacts top Google account etc
- Backup and repartition sd card as instructed
- Flash recommended hboot
- Reboot back into recovery
- Full wipe ('wipe all partitions except sdcard' within 4EXT)
- Flash rom.zip and reboot
and when i install firmawre i then install Cyanogen A2SD script to work properly my aprtitions
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Please read the rom thread and what I have posted...
You don't need to flash anything extra, the rom comes with an a2sd script...
Thansk for tyour guidelines
thansk i got some tips from your guidelines
the link u give i found Bravo CM7 r2 has 287 MB space Bravo Oxygen r2 has 332MB space so if i install oxygen r2 i will get more sapce but it has low 5MB cache so it will effect performance or not if cahe size decrease ?
and how can i install these HBoot ? from recovery Menu ! and then falsh every thhing cahe etc ... and install rom then !
& ont site u givn is written "AlphaRev 1.8 is now deprecated software. If at all possible, use Revolutionary instead.' i have already used Revolutionary and there is pink labeled on top when phone enter into Fastboot Mode
eddiehk6 said:
Don't know about the nano version...you need to understand how big the /system size of that version is before you choose the right hboot. Search or ask in rom thread. Or download the rom.zip and open it (don't need to extract) with program like 7zip, check the /system size
It's not about 'latest' hboot. Download the hboots from alpharev.nl, you'll see them all listed. You choose the 'right' one to fit your Rom's /system size, therefore maximum /data (internal memory) >>> more space for apps :good:
For instance if the nano version has /system size 175MB, it will fit into data++ hboot with 180MB /system, you waste only 5MB and get and 252MB /data
However if you install it on stock hboot like you have now, it has 250MB /system, so you waste 75MB on /system, only get 147MB /data
Please try to understand this before proceeding...
To change hboot, search 'HTC Desire how to flash hboot' (I'm on mobile), I recommend to findguide which uses fastboot
Eventually:
- Backup everything if you haven't already, apps using titanium, contacts top Google account etc
- Backup and repartition sd card as instructed
- Flash recommended hboot
- Reboot back into recovery
- Full wipe ('wipe all partitions except sdcard' within 4EXT)
- Flash rom.zip and reboot
Please read the rom thread and what I have posted...
You don't need to flash anything extra, the rom comes with an a2sd script...
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naeembabakheil said:
thansk i got some tips from your guidelines
the link u give i found Bravo CM7 r2 has 287 MB space Bravo Oxygen r2 has 332MB space so if i install oxygen r2 i will get more sapce but it has low 5MB cache so it will effect performance or not if cahe size decrease ?
and how can i install these HBoot ? from recovery Menu ! and then falsh every thhing cahe etc ... and install rom then !
& ont site u givn is written "AlphaRev 1.8 is now deprecated software. If at all possible, use Revolutionary instead.' i have already used Revolutionary and there is pink labeled on top when phone enter into Fastboot Mode
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Did you even read what eddie said? Try taking a look at his post above again, and understand what he is saying before you do anything.
cm7r2 or oxygenr2 will not work with cooldroid (not enough space for system). You need to check the system size of the rom, before looking at how much data you get.
Cooldroid needs atleast 165mb on the system partition. Therefore the most optimal hboot would be data++ like eddie and the OP of cooldroid said. Also 5mb is fine for the cache partition. I doubt you will notice any performance problems, so its nothing to worry about.
To install the hboot you can either use fastboot (you need the .img version of the hboot) or the PB99IMG method (you need the .zip version of the hboot).
Download the hboots from alpharev.nl,
hi thanks for your kindness
u give me the link hboots from alpharev.nl, there is a table on this site now how i know which file to install
eddiehk6 said:
Don't know about the nano version...you need to understand how big the /system size of that version is before you choose the right hboot. Search or ask in rom thread. Or download the rom.zip and open it (don't need to extract) with program like 7zip, check the /system size
It's not about 'latest' hboot. Download the hboots from alpharev.nl, you'll see them all listed. You choose the 'right' one to fit your Rom's /system size, therefore maximum /data (internal memory) >>> more space for apps :good:
For instance if the nano version has /system size 175MB, it will fit into data++ hboot with 180MB /system, you waste only 5MB and get and 252MB /data
However if you install it on stock hboot like you have now, it has 250MB /system, so you waste 75MB on /system, only get 147MB /data
Please try to understand this before proceeding...
To change hboot, search 'HTC Desire how to flash hboot' (I'm on mobile), I recommend to findguide which uses fastboot
Eventually:
- Backup everything if you haven't already, apps using titanium, contacts top Google account etc
- Backup and repartition sd card as instructed
- Flash recommended hboot
- Reboot back into recovery
- Full wipe ('wipe all partitions except sdcard' within 4EXT)
- Flash rom.zip and reboot
Please read the rom thread and what I have posted...
You don't need to flash anything extra, the rom comes with an a2sd script...
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naeembabakheil said:
hi thanks for your kindness
u give me the link hboots from alpharev.nl, there is a table on this site now how i know which file to install
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The table has each hboot info listed. Fist column is the size of /system (This should be the ROM size + 5mb), second column is the size of /cache (Doesn't really matter) and the third column is the size of /data, the internal memory. You choose the best for your ROM (As I said, it should be larger than ROM size +5mb)
Thanks for Reply
I downlaoded Rom for HTC Desire from http://www.cooldevs.com/archives/549
its total size is 244 MB so if i downlaoded Bravo CMr7 or bravo Oxygen it will work with this ROM ?
MBwhat i got from u is this ROM is 244 or 245MB thats y i have 147 MB left so if i flash Hboot download from http://alpharev.nl/ and then install Rom again i will get extra space and can my partitions work properly :silly:
& hey what i notice on that site is There is Two links for download :
Download & PB99IMG so i am confused again
naeembabakheil said:
I downlaoded Rom for HTC Desire from http://www.cooldevs.com/archives/549
its total size is 244 MB so if i downlaoded Bravo CMr7 or bravo Oxygen it will work with this ROM ?
MBwhat i got from u is this ROM is 244 or 245MB thats y i have 147 MB left so if i flash Hboot download from http://alpharev.nl/ and then install Rom again i will get extra space and can my partitions work properly :silly:
& hey what i notice on that site is There is Two links for download :
Download & PB99IMG so i am confused again
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That ROM is 244 MB in size, so you need a hboot with a 250 MB /system partition.
The CM7r2 and Oxygen hboots have smaller /system partitions, so the ROM won't fit.
Thanks got little more
ok if hboot is 250Mb installed then Rom will also install under 250MB . thats good
i need sapce so want to install The CM7r2 and Oxygen hboots have smaller /system partitions then where can i find smaller size ROM
abaaaabbbb63 said:
That ROM is 244 MB in size, so you need a hboot with a 250 MB /system partition.
The CM7r2 and Oxygen hboots have smaller /system partitions, so the ROM won't fit.
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naeembabakheil said:
ok if hboot is 250Mb installed then Rom will also install under 250MB . thats good
i need sapce so want to install The CM7r2 and Oxygen hboots have smaller /system partitions then where can i find smaller size ROM
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Try Non-sense ROMs, like Mildwild ROMs They work fine with the cm7r2 hboot.
Cool droid works with Data++ hboot aswell so ud have a bit more internal memory.
Thanks man i learn alot from u
ok tell me , should i make partition before installing a New Rom or after installing a Rom. i first fomart and make new partition and then install Custom Roms this method is right ?
and i also read your partiotnaing thread and find that if aprtitino not work then install App2Sd or moun2SD i will also thry these Thasnk but plz answer my question above ...
abaaaabbbb63 said:
Try Non-sense ROMs, like Mildwild ROMs They work fine with the cm7r2 hboot.
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naeembabakheil said:
ok tell me , should i make partition before installing a New Rom or after installing a Rom. i first fomart and make new partition and then install Custom Roms this method is right ?
and i also read your partiotnaing thread and find that if aprtitino not work then install App2Sd or moun2SD i will also thry these Thasnk but plz answer my question above ...
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Yes make the partition first. I would suggest this order: install optimized hboot for the rom you want, create partition. full wipe, flash rom.
Most of milwilds roms come with a2sd built in so you dont need to install anything extra.