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trisha02 is offline trisha02
2012-01-03 , 06:42
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#3631
is the accelerometer working in games yet? can i play lane splitter or speed x?
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2012-01-03 , 06:56
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#3632
Originally Posted by trisha02 View Post
is the accelerometer working in games yet? can i play lane splitter or speed x?
accelerometer working fine, i managed to play nfs shift smoothly

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrYd18iXlZ0

 
anthonie is offline anthonie
2012-01-03 , 11:55
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#3633
Well no offense but if you ain't like it don't rant about it.
The offence was taken, nontheless... It's not a rant, but a sharing of experiencers. But let's not get into a semantics debate here. Not interested...

What "methods" are you talking about? Interesting.
Well, let's see what we've got here:

2 methods here:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Nitdroid_easy_install_on_EMMC

another one here:
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...postcount=3605

Secondly, NITDroid runs as smooth as Maemo
That's subjective talk that only leads to semantic debates. I would ask you to define "smooth", share your devices' uptime in Nitdroid and what not. Again, I am not interested. I would rather hear a detailed description of how to make things run as smooth as some people here claim to have their Nitdroid running.

if that's not the case with you than you have got a problem
Possibly. Hence the questions I asked you a while ago, hence the hours I put into it yesterday. Oddly enough, this same phone is able to run Maemo/Meego as well as Maemo/Ubuntu combinations. The stability of Nitdroid >2.3.4 on the other hand...

"...refuses to reboot eight out of ten times." Waaaaw and how is that exactly?
What do you think? It's called waiting. And it's boring.

There is no way kernel panics can happen more than one time.
I didn't say that. Please read more carefully.
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2012-01-03 , 12:22
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#3634
Originally Posted by stryker9 View Post
Hi..!

Is there really an issue with multiboot that fails to load the kernel..? I mean, is it a bug in the 'multiboot' application, or is it something more basic like a limitation of the device itself which multiboot can't overcome..? I ask because multiboot itself looks great.. and IT PERFORMS with BackupMenu (which is an awesome tool).
It's a flaw in either multiboot or flasher. It's an effect of multiboot's design. Ideally, the ONLY kernel you'd flash would be the pr1.3 kernel with u-boot, then have that kernel load kernel-power or NITDroid kernel, then those kernels load as usual.

As it stands now, every time you want to switch between Maemo and NITDroid kernels, you either have to use PC side flasher tool to load kernel (***-backwards) or flash it to the internal NAND (will eventually create bad blocks, this is bad for a myriad of reasons, even if the NAND has ways to remap these)
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2012-01-03 , 12:36
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#3635
Originally Posted by anthonie View Post
The offence was taken, nontheless... It's not a rant, but a sharing of experiencers. But let's not get into a semantics debate here. Not interested...



Well, let's see what we've got here:

2 methods here:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Nitdroid_easy_install_on_EMMC

another one here:
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...postcount=3605


That's subjective talk that only leads to semantic debates. I would ask you to define "smooth", share your devices' uptime in Nitdroid and what not. Again, I am not interested. I would rather hear a detailed description of how to make things run as smooth as some people here claim to have their Nitdroid running.



Possibly. Hence the questions I asked you a while ago, hence the hours I put into it yesterday. Oddly enough, this same phone is able to run Maemo/Meego as well as Maemo/Ubuntu combinations. The stability of Nitdroid >2.3.4 on the other hand...


What do you think? It's called waiting. And it's boring.


I didn't say that. Please read more carefully.
Have you tried the SetCPU I mentioned earlier?? An even better approach is to use the power.conf files mentioned a few pages back by ammyt, cp a preset config file like the 750 or 800 and it might improve. Your phone simply might not be stable at a 1150 frequency (like a 95% overclock ) so bring it down to 750

Another thing is giving dalvik more ram with the approach mentioned before, the one where you change a parameter in a file, mentioned in this page or the previous one

Give them a shot, come back with any doubts
 
jecargo22 is offline jecargo22
2012-01-03 , 13:21
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#3636
Hi there,
First post and not much to contribute other than some feedback. I have installed N14_snapshot ics for almost a week now after a long time having Gingerbread working smoothly and nice on my N900. As many of you who dared to try ics, at first it was unusable and unstable. After reinstalling few times getting rid of many apps from the N12 previous installation, I found it a lot more usable and stable, still random reboots ocurs but not that often.
For the moment, in my latest installation attemp, I saw the 3G working nicely with no problems (better than in N12_UMay), however I couldnt get the Wireless to work. I also noticed that the phone doesnt overheat as much as in the first installation attempts, and now I can keep it on overnight idle and no battery drain and no reboots.
Market was automatically upgraded after first connection and now it works perfect on ics, in fact, it didnt crash as it used to happen frequently with the N12UMay installation in my hands. I could easily install many of the usual apps and almost all of them worked with no problem. This brings to the main issue I had with the ics, the superuser app doesnt seem to work on N14_snapshot, preventing me to improve the performance by overclocking or playing with other performance tools. Has anybody found a solution for this? If someone knows an easy way to fix this on ics, it will be much appreciated.
Also, sdcard doesnt mount on ics, i have the 8GB partition and Nitdroid installed on the eMMC, any help with this?

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anthonie is offline anthonie
2012-01-03 , 14:04
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#3637
Originally Posted by pablocrossa View Post
Have you tried the SetCPU I mentioned earlier?? An even better approach is to use the power.conf files mentioned a few pages back by ammyt, cp a preset config file like the 750 or 800 and it might improve. Your phone simply might not be stable at a 1150 frequency (like a 95% overclock ) so bring it down to 750

Another thing is giving dalvik more ram with the approach mentioned before, the one where you change a parameter in a file, mentioned in this page or the previous one

Give them a shot, come back with any doubts

No need for doubts. It runs, after applying the config changes you mentioned. No longer it seems to reboot out of the blue. But of course more testing is needed in order to be able to really say something usefull about it.

Those config fiddlings should be made sticky.

Thanks for the help pablo.
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2012-01-03 , 14:10
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#3638
Originally Posted by jecargo22 View Post
This brings to the main issue I had with the ics, the superuser app doesnt seem to work on N14_snapshot, preventing me to improve the performance by overclocking or playing with other performance tools. Has anybody found a solution for this? If someone knows an easy way to fix this on ics, it will be much appreciated.
Does the USB port work? If so, can you root it with an application like SuperOneClick?
 

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jecargo22 is offline jecargo22
2012-01-03 , 14:55
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#3639
Originally Posted by skykooler View Post
Does the USB port work? If so, can you root it with an application like SuperOneClick?
It does seem to work as the phone recognize the usb plugged in, but the computer does not show any disk img, presumably as sdcard is not detected in first instance. I will try your suggestion though.
By the way, posted this using the ics browser from my n900

Browser works great as does vkb. Also I can receive text messages. The hardware keyboard does not fully work though.
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2012-01-03 , 15:23
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#3640
i have downloaded N12_UMay and nitdroid-kernel rc6 files to MyDocs. i also had uninstalled previous nitdroid Froyo 2.2, multiboot and multiboot_kernel_maemo. and nitdroid autoinstaller 0.2.7 is also installed.what is the remaining steps to install N12 on my memory card?
 
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