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Auch bei mir mit 2.6 kein höherer Akku verbrauch als sonst.
Folge dem Video um zu sehen, wie unsere Website als Web-App auf dem Startbildschirm installiert werden kann.
Anmerkung: Diese Funktion erfordert derzeit den Zugriff auf die Seite über den integrierten Safari-Browser.
CF-Root has been updated to version 2.7 for Gingerbread (JVK)
Sorry about the large number of updates (I hoped 2.6 would be the last, hehe) but both Gingerbread vs Froyo and CWM3 vs CWM2 bring a lot of changes. The problems need to be ironed out. The first CF-Root releases for Froyo also had many different version. When Gingerbread "final" comes out for the SGS however, hopefully all it will take is one update (and the same for the SGT too!)
Changes in v2.7 vs v2.6:
Internal
- Added basic support for Ext4 mount points (system, dbdata, data, cache). Note that to do this I have had to disable internal flash encryption, and related changes may mess with the ability to do a factory reset without reflashing the ROM.
ClockWorkMod
- When an update.zip is installed, all mount points are pre-mounted, preventing a number of scripting problems.
- Rewritten mount script to be more intelligent about mounting.
- Added dbdata mount point, which is attempted to be kept in sync with datadata mount point. Should be more compatible with a number of scripts.
- Added umount script.
CWM Manager
- Flashing a kernel from CWM Manager now reboots into CWM to do the actual kernel flash. So far in my testing this seems to prevent the "hanging at S logo" issue. This does however reduce compatible with other kernels (if you flash a non-CF-Root kernel, then open CWM Manager, likely the kernel flash option will not work)
Random notes
- Time taken: the above seems like a very small result for all the time it took me. Dang! I've been spending all week (full time) on CF-Root for JVK, I think I'll slow down now
- Ext4: I have tested changing the system to Ext4, performance improvement so far seem to be... completely underwhelming. RFS has been getting faster and faster with each firmware release, not sure what to expect here. Will do some further testing.
- Doc's kitchen: the file copying and suck now works, but from the ROM I tested there is still a problem with flashing the modem and kernel. Note that this is NOT a CF-Root issue. Something with ua_redband is going wrong here, haven't fully investigated.
angeleyes1980 schrieb:Hab auch schon die vorherigen Versionen von CF mit dem Kernel Flasher eingespielt und nicht über Odin, vielleicht spielt das auch ne Rolle....
angeleyes1980 schrieb:2.7 über die CWM App geflasht und keine Probleme beim hoch fahren.
CF-Root has been updated to version 2.8 (Gingerbread, JVK) and ext4 tools v1.0 has been released. You can find the files on the first page as usual. I do advise to re-read the first post because some information has changed.
CF-Root v2.8
Internal changes
- Ext4 optimizations added. Speed is now yummy.
- customkernel.* system properties are now set, containing information regarding the custom kernel
- persists.tweak.* system properties are now set to decide which tweaks to use (anything else than "enabled" is interpreted as "disabled")
- Various tweaks added
- Support added for custom boot scripts (make sure to chown/chmod):
--- /system/etc/init.d/* (use #!)
--- /system/bin/customboot.sh (busybox sh)
--- /system/xbin/customboot.sh (busybox sh)
--- /data/local/customboot.sh (busybox sh)
- Support added for custom boot animations:
--- /system/media/bootanimation.zip
--- /data/local/bootanimation.zip
CWM Manager
- Now shows the current kernel version
- Fixed orientation change crash (took the easy way out, it simply doesn't rotate anymore)
- Added ability to install APKs
- New icon
Tweak Manager
- New (included) app
- Allows you to configure the tweaks that are run at boot
ext4 tools v1.0
ext4 tools are wrapped in a seperate APK ("ext4 Manager") that needs to be installed seperately and requires CF-Root v2.8. The download is on the first page, install through CWM Manager's "Install APK" function. It's simply too big to fit in the kernel, hence the separate installation.
ext4 Manager
- New (excluded) app
- Show current filesystem status
- Convert main mount points between rfs <=> ext4 and back
- Manually perform fsck
- Automatically chooses between internal and external sdcard for temporary storage
- Will rollback to rfs if the ext4 conversion fails. Quite likely this will happen with your /system partition, due to too little space for the ext4 overhead
- Watch the conversion screen. If it tells you to PANIC !, please do so
Random notes
Too many hours of coding in one day. There will be issues. Be advised.