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[Q] Best a2sd method and script?

I know I probably seems like a noob because I have like 1 post but I just havent got arpund to posting until now... Anyway
I have an HTC Desire running cm7 and I was wondering what the best method of obtaining more internal memory is? I have an 8gb sd card with 500mb set as sd-ext, but I dont know how to fully use it can anyone elaborate on the use of these scripts?
I havent seen any really upto date posts on this so I thought I would ask, theres bound to be a thresd somewhere but you know...

in my opinion is #Typhon Data2SDInstaller for Supernova Classic 2.0+ (Version 4.0)

pomberito21 said:
in my opinion is #Typhon Data2SDInstaller for Supernova Classic 2.0+ (Version 4.0)
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Does it work well on cm7? im not willing to change ROM for more internal memory....

Roscobigfoot said:
Does it work well on cm7? im not willing to change ROM for more internal memory....
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don't know whether that method works on cm7
a couple of things that i know of:
1. S-OFF (search revolutionary) and change partition table to something like cm7r2, check alpharev. your internal memory goes up from stock (only 147MB) to 287MB.
2. flash an A2SD script such as Darktremor to make the most of your ext partition. it won't appear as extra internal memory, just tricks apps to move them there. keep all your apps on internal though i.e. don't manually move them to SD.
3. a different option, separate from A2SD is a data2sd script, don't know much about these, but have a look if they interest you. they extend the internal memory (adding your actual internal + ext)
and nandroid backup before trying any of this.
should have plenty of space after that!

I would combine 1 and 2.

pomberito21 said:
in my opinion is #Typhon Data2SDInstaller for Supernova Classic 2.0+ (Version 4.0)
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Yes, but as title suggests, it's designed to work only with Supernova. If you want a generic data2sd installer, visit Sibere's data2sd thread.

Droidzone said:
Yes, but as title suggests, it's designed to work only with Supernova. If you want a generic data2sd installer, visit Sibere's data2sd thread.
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...and enlarge your sd-ext probably to 1GB
I wouldn't recommend data2sd on 500MB, pretty pointless. If you're going to do it, do it properly

i have S-OFF already and ill look at the partition tables thing too see if that would help thanks, i tried simple2ext or something like that and i had to restore my nandroid is it functioned horribly so ill also look at darktremor
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Ill extend it to 1gb then if you think its needed i have like 4gb free on my sd and i could get a 16gb if i could be bothered...

It certainly seems a waste of the script, lol.

Anyone willing to talk me through flashing the hboot from alpharev? ive done things along these lines before and i have half-bricked my phone before so any helpers?

Roscobigfoot said:
Anyone willing to talk me through flashing the hboot from alpharev? ive done things along these lines before and i have half-bricked my phone before so any helpers?
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I have an faq you can read, which will help. Then if you're still unclear...
Its the adb and fastboot faq via the link in my signature (guides etc). Just skiup the adb stuff as its not relevant.
First read and understand that. Dont do anything yet. Just read

I know how to use fastboot its just that alpharev says flash then wipe cache which is fine but then says "wipe everything and restore" I dont really get that?

I am very happy with CM7 and an ext4 1gb partition made useable for apps and dalvik moved by this tool: S2E (search for it in Android Market)

Roscobigfoot said:
I know how to use fastboot its just that alpharev says flash then wipe cache which is fine but then says "wipe everything and restore" I dont really get that?
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You should be fine with nandroid backup, flash hboot, nandroid restore.
It never hurts to format system, cache and data via recovery (cwm based) or via fastboot commands
Sent from my HTC Desire using Tapatalk

Thanks for clarifying that, I just didn't understand why wipe then restore ... But they just say that to make sure the chances of error are extremely minimal and so it's not needed thanks again I'll flash it tomorrow night

INT2SD is the best d2sd ever. So if you enjoy using cm7, just flash INT2SD script.

I use S2E for CM7. just download from market -really easy to set up and works great.
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App

hans moleman said:
I use S2E for CM7. just download from market -really easy to set up and works great.
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App
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This is the best solution. it also enables the necessary speed teaks (you can choose) such as journal off, perfect mount and the sd speed tweak

StylishPirat said:
INT2SD is the best d2sd ever. So if you enjoy using cm7, just flash INT2SD script.
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How do you know it would be the best? Did you already try all other DATA2SD-scripts?
Sent from dGB using Transparent XDA App

StylishPirat said:
INT2SD is the best d2sd ever. So if you enjoy using cm7, just flash INT2SD script.
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Pray do explain why..

[Q] Kernel question

1st Post. Awesome place!
This is my story:
Love my EVO but was getting low in memory and learned that the only way to get rid of the crap was rooting the phone, so I did that. Got rid of the crap thur TB but still that was not good enough.
Read here how to partition my SD card and did it and noticed that the card was partitioned but my memory was still low. Then I realized that the stock app2sd does not work that way so I downloaded darktremors app to realize that DT does not work with stock ROMs, crap!
I gathered enough courage to flash my first ROM so I can take advantage of my partitioned card and started reading info about that.
I'm inclined to flash CM7 Latest Nightly 30MAR since it looks like is pretty steady since I'm not going to flash ROMs every week. Also, I read that the stock kernel works with that ROM. Here's my question: I will do a complete wipe to flash the new ROM but if I do that, am I wiping the kernel?
Please be gentle with this newbie

efrasjourney said:
1st Post. Awesome place!
This is my story:
Love my EVO but was getting low in memory and learned that the only way to get rid of the crap was rooting the phone, so I did that. Got rid of the crap thur TB but still that was not good enough.
Read here how to partition my SD card and did it and noticed that the card was partitioned but my memory was still low. Then I realized that the stock app2sd does not work that way so I downloaded darktremors app to realize that DT does not work with stock ROMs, crap!
I gathered enough courage to flash my first ROM so I can take advantage of my partitioned card and started reading info about that.
I'm inclined to flash CM7 Latest Nightly 30MAR since it looks like is pretty steady since I'm not going to flash ROMs every week. Also, I read that the stock kernel works with that ROM. Here's my question: I will do a complete wipe to flash the new ROM but if I do that, am I wiping the kernel?
Please be gentle with this newbie
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Yes, when you wipe, it will also wipe the kernel. There's the kernel that will come with the rom. Or you can flash another aosp kernel. Just remember to do nandroid first.
Sent from my lair.

Thanks you! Where I can find a working kernel that works with the ROM I mentioned above? Sorry to ask but this is all new to me and there's many choices and opinions!
Thanks again
Sent from my AWESOME EVO using XDA

With CM7? I'm a big advocate of the Tiamat kernels (namely 3.3.7 - and I use the SBC version) as it as always treated my device the best when running AOSP ROMs.
And should you flash the ROM, go through the setup, flash a different kernel and things don't seem right, you can always flash the ROM again (wiping cache and dalvik cache) and it'll just replace the kernel. But that's also why you make a nandroid, in case something more serious arises.
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link to thread; http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=972746
I've seen positive mentions of the latest one too, but I haven't checked it. Not going to try and fix what isn't broken.
YMMV

Thanks blue I'll try that. BTW, I work with Geovanny Soto's mom. Cool lady and cool family.
Sent from my AWESOME EVO using XDA

efrasjourney said:
Thanks blue I'll try that. BTW, I work with Geovanny Soto's mom. Cool lady and cool family.
Sent from my AWESOME EVO using XDA
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hah nice!

efrasjourney said:
Thanks blue I'll try that. BTW, I work with Geovanny Soto's mom. Cool lady and cool family.
Sent from my AWESOME EVO using XDA
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If you don't like that then check out the link at the bottom for step by step on how to get a great aosp setup going. Low memory means that you have too many apps right? I've found that you don't need to partition your SD. You can just use the stock move app to SD option in cm7.
You may however be talking about low ram in which case your apps are staying open and using up ram.
Doing my setup will get rid of that and make your phone very speedy and efficient.
Welcome to the rom flashing world. You might get addicted
Having trouble with AOSP? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1295702

Crossrocker said:
If you don't like that then check out the link at the bottom for step by step on how to get a great aosp setup going. Low memory means that you have too many apps right? I've found that you don't need to partition your SD. You can just use the stock move app to SD option in cm7.
You may however be talking about low ram in which case your apps are staying open and using up ram.
Doing my setup will get rid of that and make your phone very speedy and efficient.
Welcome to the rom flashing world. You might get addicted
Having trouble with AOSP? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1295702
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Thanks Crossrocker! The truth is that I don't have many apps installed but seems like that bunch of apps only works in the internal memory so I can't move them to the sd card in my stock ROM.
I will check the link and let you know. Also, I have read post from you before and always have been very informative, that's why I have the cojones to flash my first ROM.
Thanks!

[Q] int2sd on insink71's stock rom

I'm running insink71's stock rom from marvelc.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1390447
Whenever I install int2sd or int2sd+ or d2sd or d2sd+
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1716124
I lose wireless. Anyone else have this problem?
link2sd is just about useless for me. I still run out of space super fast.
int2sd worked fine on the cm9 rom i was running but i got tired of having no working video at all.
I'd post about it on the thread for that rom but i'm not allowed to -_-

baudtack said:
I'm running insink71's stock rom from marvelc.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1390447
Whenever I install int2sd or int2sd+ or d2sd or d2sd+
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1716124
I lose wireless. Anyone else have this problem?
link2sd is just about useless for me. I still run out of space super fast.
int2sd worked fine on the cm9 rom i was running but i got tired of having no working video at all.
I'd post about it on the thread for that rom but i'm not allowed to -_-
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you can try int2ext+ xperia copy.its for phones who loses connection.you can find zip in downloads:
see the thread:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1716124
might it ll work for you.good luck.
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i open thread of your rom,it said they installed a2sd ,so you can't port other script before removing first one.you can use only one script.
read these lines:
A cursory warning that this rom has A2sd installed; so, one will definately want to format their sd card [and particularly /sd-ext] correctly. I recommend [for this rom] ext2 on /sd-ext not over 1.5 gigs, no swap, whatevers left or you prefer to set for fat32. Also, though written in, you might want to dl and install A2SDGUI from market;
so int2ext+ definately wont work because this script already installed in your phone. its old one i think darktremor.

A cursory warning that this rom has A2sd installed; so, one will definately want to format their sd card [and particularly /sd-ext] correctly. I recommend [for this rom] ext2 on /sd-ext not over 1.5 gigs, no swap, whatevers left or you prefer to set for fat32. Also, though written in, you might want to dl and install A2SDGUI from market;
so int2ext+ definately wont work because this script already installed in your phone. its old one i think darktremor.
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right I tried that version you suggested and my phone just bootlooped.
I tried the A2SDGUI and it didn't do anything when i told it to move dalvik cahce to the sd card
I got fed up with messing with it and went back to the cm9 rom and.... youtube worked again. So i don't know what was going on there... That doesn't answer my question but I don't really care much anymore.

Cm9 is stable now i think..i can edit your sense rom and remove that app2sd method so you can use then int2ext+
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baudtack said:
right I tried that version you suggested and my phone just bootlooped.
I tried the A2SDGUI and it didn't do anything when i told it to move dalvik cahce to the sd card
I got fed up with messing with it and went back to the cm9 rom and.... youtube worked again. So i don't know what was going on there... That doesn't answer my question but I don't really care much anymore.
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i know which app2sd method is in ur rom is outdated and i also tried but it wont work.but if you want to your sense rom i can do that.just i need your ruu.i can make flashable zip from it,if you dont have backup of your main rom.

crossfire77 said:
i can edit your sense rom and remove that app2sd method so you can use then int2ext+
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Thanks for the offer but cm9 is running fine now. I don't know why youtube was broken before but it's working now, and i much prefer it to the sense roms. ICS is just so much nicer than GB.

What can I do with GB Stock ROM??

My Desire belongs to my significant other since I bought One X
She is not a demanding user. She browses, reads local news, listens some music, plays some games, uses various messanging softwares.
Battery is important to her.
Eventually, internal memory ran out, so she wants me to help her.
I S-OFFed her phone few days a go (using revolutionary), installed custom recovery (CWM), and rooted it.
I also have read a lot in this forum (because it is rather silent in One X forum these days ), including how to partition SD card and how to set up EXT4 partition (I guess I will use EXT4 recovery for it, although I have downloaded gparted, too).
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What I would like to know is:
Is it possible to dedicate EXT4 partition on SD card as extention to internal memory in stock ROM? How can I do that?
How can I delete not needed HTC applications from system and/or data (strange, but SD Maid Pro doesn't work)? What damage can I cause? How much memory can I release that way?
Which ROM I can try, having in mind stability, and battery? Which super lite ROM you would recommend?
Thanks in advance...

[email protected]|-|oR said:
My Desire belongs to my significant other since I bought One X
She is not a demanding user. She browses, reads local news, listens some music, plays some games, uses various messanging softwares.
Battery is important to her.
Eventually, internal memory ran out, so she wants me to help her.
I S-OFFed her phone few days a go (using revolutionary), installed custom recovery (CWM), and rooted it.
I also have read a lot in this forum (because it is rather silent in One X forum these days ), including how to partition SD card and how to set up EXT4 partition (I guess I will use EXT4 recovery for it, although I have downloaded gparted, too).
:angel:
What I would like to know is:
Is it possible to dedicate EXT4 partition on SD card as extention to internal memory in stock ROM? How can I do that?
How can I delete not needed HTC applications from system and/or data (strange, but SD Maid Pro doesn't work)? What damage can I cause? How much memory can I release that way?
Which ROM I can try, having in mind stability, and battery? Which super lite ROM you would recommend?
Thanks in advance...
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You could try mildwild its stable light and good battery life and supports a2sd so you would have plenty of space
Sent from my HTC Desire using xda premium

sywats said:
You could try mildwild its stable light and good battery life and supports a2sd so you would have plenty of space
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Thanks, mate. Will have a look at it.
Did you mean this one?
I may have to talk her into changing visual appearance (she's so used to GB looks!)

[email protected]|-|oR said:
Thanks, mate. Will have a look at it.
Did you mean this one?
I may have to talk her into changing visual appearance (she's so used to GB looks!)
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Or you could just stick with HTC sense and use
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1431908

dethrat said:
Or you could just stick with HTC sense and use
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1431908
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Thank you, too...
Both of them look nice. I might even convince her to try.
However, if it doesn't work, what about:
Is it possible to dedicate EXT4 partition on SD card as extention to internal memory in stock ROM?
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Also, how reliable are JB ROMs on Desire? Is everything working?

[email protected]c|-|oR said:
Thank you, too...
Both of them look nice. I might even convince her to try.
However, if it doesn't work, what about:
Also, how reliable are JB ROMs on Desire? Is everything working?
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Jb roms just aren't worth it if you need a fully working and reliable phone.
And yes you can use a stock rooted Rom and use a a2sd script.
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Here's stock rooted Rom.
Completely stock only real difference is the a2sd
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1523325

dethrat said:
Jb roms just aren't worth it if you need a fully working and reliable phone.
And yes you can use a stock rooted Rom and use a a2sd script.
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Here's stock rooted Rom.
Completely stock only real difference is the a2sd
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1523325
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I thought so, also... About JB on Desire.
The one you linked looks really interesting. My favorite at the moment.
For the sake of adventure, I'll try to install a2sd to the one that is on the phone right now, and only after that check other ROMs.
Thanks again! :good:

By the way, how to install a2sd, and where can i find it?
I searched "a2sd", but got links to ROMs back...

[email protected]|-|oR said:
By the way, how to install a2sd, and where can i find it?
I searched "a2sd", but got links to ROMs back...
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One of the most flexible and simple a2sd scripts is mounts2sd. Try it. Move dalvik and app to sd-ext

abaaaabbbb63 said:
One of the most flexible and simple a2sd scripts is mounts2sd. Try it. Move dalvik and app to sd-ext
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Okay, thanks for the tip.
But could you help me to find it now?
I love to search on my own, but xda returns ROMs instead.

Google

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Google
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Found it! :good:
Installed, testing...
Thanks everyone (ran out of thanks! )

[email protected]|-|oR said:
Okay, thanks for the tip.
But could you help me to find it now?
I love to search on my own, but xda returns ROMs instead.
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mount2sd
edit : ya found it

[email protected]|-|oR said:
Found it! :good:
Installed, testing...
Thanks everyone (ran out of thanks! )
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Hmmmmm, how do I know if it works?

[email protected]|-|oR said:
Hmmmmm, how do I know if it works?
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When your space gets filled slowly.

abaaaabbbb63 said:
When your space gets filled slowly.
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Unfortunately, I got Low on space message already, while installing standard applications I had before (did factory reset, and SD card partitioning/form
I'm afraid I did something wrong.
To repeat, I am on a stock ROM, S-OFF, rooted. I installed Mount2SD, but probably did something wrong with it.
Was I suppose to "format sd ext", and "mount sd ext"?
EDIT: I did the above fformat/mount. Still the same. Going to some custom ROM now.
EDIT 2: when I open Mount2sd application, in storage section, under "External Data" it says N/A! Why is that?

Attached is the fastboot screen before and after S-OFF. The hboot changed. Is this one good?
I think RSK Sattelite Rosie 8.0 in Aroma said something about stock hboot, which needed to update. This one stuck just after the boot animation.
Installed RSK Special Edition Odexed instead, which seems to be working fine.
Also tried MildWild CM-8.0 JG. It's amazing how small that one is. Didn't like the apperance, though. Looks much like our daughter's ZTE Atlas.

Job done. Case closed.:good:

[email protected]|-|oR said:
Job done. Case closed.:good:
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So what did you go for in the end

dethrat said:
So what did you go for in the end
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RSK Special Edition Odexed
Great ROM. :good:
Might be occasionally testing others, but this one is just fine for now!

[Q] Still Unable to Partition sd card using 4EXT in rooted S-OFF STOCK ROM?

coming to the point:-
*my desire is rooted,s-off and have official stock rom gingerbread 2.3.3, software no. 3.14.
.i used 4EXT Method to partition 1GB from 16gb mmc and the process went pretty good inside 4EXT Recovery. (i tried both 3ext,4ext type ).
when phone rebooted,there is no extra space for ext.partition in freespace app,system app and still getting low space error.?
* m i missing something?
p.s i didnt install any a2sd script using emulator because i dont have it :/
i dont have pc so i cant use gparted method.
help me using 4ext method.

Lol u can't just make the partition and suddenly have your apps move to the ext. You need a script.
First of all I would recommend flashing a custom ROM. Try mildwilds oxygen ROM since its very fast, stable, and comes preinstalled with a2sd.
All you need to do at this point since you've already done everything like partitioning and what not, is flash the ROM.
Download it, put it onto your SD, reboot into 4ext and go into the wipe menu. Then format all partitions except SD card. Finally choose install zip from SD card, navigate to the ROM u downloaded and flash it.
Then all the apps u install will be automatically installed onto the ext partition u made on the SD card.
Here's the download link BTW:
http://d-h.st/5f2
Sent from my HTC Desire using xda app-developers app

1gouravgg said:
coming to the point:-
*my desire is rooted,s-off and have official stock rom gingerbread 2.3.3, software no. 3.14.
.i used 4EXT Method to partition 1GB from 16gb mmc and the process went pretty good inside 4EXT Recovery. (i tried both 3ext,4ext type ).
when phone rebooted,there is no extra space for ext.partition in freespace app,system app and still getting low space error.?
* m i missing something?
p.s i didnt install any a2sd script using emulator because i dont have it :/
i dont have pc so i cant use gparted method.
help me using 4ext method.
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seems like u promoting that ROM, anyway in that way i need a fully bugs free gingrbrd rom and its hardly possible for me to find that ROM,if u know about that gingrbread rom (i love gingrbread GUI) tell me

1gouravgg said:
seems like u promoting that ROM, anyway in that way i need a fully bugs free gingrbrd rom and its hardly possible for me to find that ROM,if u know about that gingrbread rom (i love gingrbread GUI) tell me
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I dont think he's promoting that ROM. Its a GB based ROM one of the fastest, stable and fully functional ROM.
If you need Sense based GB ROM, try Cool Droid V3.

1gouravgg said:
seems like u promoting that ROM,
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Nope, he's suggesting it and it's a pretty good GB ROM. If you don't want to use oxygen maybe go for one of the CM7 versions, I quite like the JG version though for sense (which I guess you're used to) RSK team had a fantastic gb rom.

1gouravgg said:
seems like u promoting that ROM, anyway in that way i need a fully bugs free gingrbrd rom and its hardly possible for me to find that ROM,if u know about that gingrbread rom (i love gingrbread GUI) tell me
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I'm not promoting it... In fact I've never even used it. I was just recommending it to you since from what I've heard, its one of the most stable and bug free ROMs for the desire. As a bonus it comes with a2sd preinstalled, so your apps will be installed to the ext partition out of the box.
The ROM is GB, it just has a jelly bean like ui. If you want something like the stock sense ROM, try using the one dvsk69 suggested above.
Sent from my HTC Desire using xda app-developers app

chromium96 said:
I'm not promoting it... In fact I've never even used it. I was just recommending it to you since from what I've heard, its one of the most stable and bug free ROMs for the desire.
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my bad! i read the reviews of dat Rom, i'm just going to dwld that ROM
btw....thnx for ur link

frosty68 said:
I quite like the JG version though for sense (which I guess you're used to) RSK team had a fantastic gb rom.
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thats not a sense rom, it dosnt have htc sense, saw screenshot

1gouravgg said:
thats not a sense rom, it dosnt have htc sense, saw screenshot
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i posted 3 sense roms that r very good and stable in This thread, Click n see

1gouravgg said:
thats not a sense rom, it dosnt have htc sense, saw screenshot
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oops, I forgot to add punctuation. Jmcclue has linked to some which he has experience of, but RSK did have a sense rom, I ran it for maybe 6 months.
I'll try again
" ....I quite like the JG version, though, for sense....."

I had similar problem - this helped to me
1gouravgg said:
coming to the point:-
*my desire is rooted,s-off and have official stock rom gingerbread 2.3.3, software no. 3.14.
.i used 4EXT Method to partition 1GB from 16gb mmc and the process went pretty good inside 4EXT Recovery. (i tried both 3ext,4ext type ).
when phone rebooted,there is no extra space for ext.partition in freespace app,system app and still getting low space error.?
* m i missing something?
p.s i didnt install any a2sd script using emulator because i dont have it :/
i dont have pc so i cant use gparted method.
help me using 4ext method.
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I had exactly same problem with using deo roms. After using this method i can install any custom ROM and 4ext is working for 90%.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37383522#post37383522
Due the fact some custom ROMs have preinstalled 2SD different way, Im using scripts attached below the instructions. If script isnt working ( 1%) of all cases, Im using apps showing storage information - if the system information are showing still low memory it doesnt mean its not working. Its needed to use only external app to see reality.( lot of them is on google play).
I hope it will help, cos Im satisfied with it for 100% on all of my adroids .