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[11/25/10][Release] D1-MIUI 0.11.19-v1.3

You have the android sdk? If you do, type Cd C:\where_ever-youputit/tools in command prompt, with your phone connected. Then type that command. Usb debugging needs to be on.
 
Well I too had all the wifi issues... stock kernal ran hot, and wifi was chewing through my batt life pretty bad. Went to chevys kernels, tried 800, 1000, 1100, all standard low and ultra lov voltages. Wifi would not come on. Tried slayhers kernals and jdlfg, all from the first post here... none would let wifi work. I have used all these kernels before with different ROMs so I know my phone will run with them. MIUI just wouldn't play nicely...

Wiped my phone multiple times, went through partitions menu and formatted everything, tried fresh installing a couple times. No dice.... last night I had v1.1 installed over v1 and it was working just fine. But I always have to run the latest and newest... oops. I might just go back to last nights nandroid...

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wifi: ok, seems there are issues with wifi not working, if you chose to use some other kernel other than what was in the rom, i don't care thats not my issue. talk to the the kernel dev the fault is theirs.

I put a kernel in the rom that has working wifi, so I've done my part. if you flashed a different kernel don't post any issues in this thread.

wifi taxing battery: this is a known issue accros miui...

missing apps: The MIUI music app was left in this rom, it is at /system/app/miui-music.apk
also due to space constraints flashing any of the add on zips on the first page might cause issues, like someone noted. It was 4 am when i posted this, so i didnt realize that would be an issue

gmail: read the first post

if you are still having issues(using the stock kernel & you wiped): then download a terminal app from the market or if you have adb setup, then do:
Code:
adb shell df

and paste the output here. it seems the rom maybe too big to run on some of your phones, which will mean i will have to slim it down yet again.

I'm glad this is working for most of you.
Happy Thanksgiving.
 
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Jamezelle, eat turkey and leave us alone lol




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You have the android sdk? If you do, type Cd C:\where_ever-youputit/tools in command prompt, with your phone connected. Then type that command. Usb debugging needs to be on.

sorry for the dumb question, but how do i copy and paste the output after running the adb shell df command? i ran it in the command window but there is no option to let me copy and paste the results.
 
Did anyone notice..when the screen is locked and you double tap the lock it brings up music controls

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You have the android sdk? If you do, type Cd C:\where_ever-youputit/tools in command prompt, with your phone connected. Then type that command. Usb debugging needs to be on.

sorry for the dumb question, but how do i copy and paste the output after running the adb shell df command? i ran it in the command window but there is no option to let me copy and paste the results.

do this

Code:
cd C:
adb shell df > df.txt

then you will have a file on your C: drive called df.txt that has the output in it.
 
You have the android sdk? If you do, type Cd C:\where_ever-youputit/tools in command prompt, with your phone connected. Then type that command. Usb debugging needs to be on.

sorry for the dumb question, but how do i copy and paste the output after running the adb shell df command? i ran it in the command window but there is no option to let me copy and paste the results.

do this

Code:
cd C:
adb shell df > df.txt

then you will have a file on your C: drive called df.txt that has the output in it.
Thanks for making it easier lol.
 
You have the android sdk? If you do, type Cd C:\where_ever-youputit/tools in command prompt, with your phone connected. Then type that command. Usb debugging needs to be on.

sorry for the dumb question, but how do i copy and paste the output after running the adb shell df command? i ran it in the command window but there is no option to let me copy and paste the results.

do this

Code:
cd C:
adb shell df > df.txt
then you will have a file on your C: drive called df.txt that has the output in it.

thanks a lot. so I ran it and these are the results I got. Not sure what any of it means though

Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on

tmpfs 115600 0 115600 0% /dev

tmpfs 115600 0 115600 0% /mnt/asec

/dev/block/mtdblock4 143744 143744 0 100% /system

/dev/block/mtdblock6 268032 112464 155568 42% /data

/dev/block/mtdblock5 94848 31420 63428 33% /cache

/dev/block/mtdblock0 1536 1176 360 77% /config
 
1. Underclocks to 600mhz from 800.
2. It does not.
3. Yes.
4. Xda developers website.

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Actually, this ROM was packed using a 1.1Ghz chevy kernel, so it'll run @ 1100Mhz when unlit, and 2 slots lower when lit.

wifi taxing battery: this is a known issue accros miui...

missing apps: The MIUI music app was left in this rom, it is at /system/app/miui-music.apk
also due to space constraints flashing any of the add on zips on the first page might cause issues, like someone noted. It was 4 am when i posted this, so i didnt realize that would be an issue

I don't think Wi-Fi is as taxing as everyone is making it out to be. People tend to misread the "Battery Use" page in the settings. They seem to forget that it reads 70% of whatever % has been used since last unplugged/rebooted (whichever came last).

So I could say my Wi-Fi used 70% of 30% used battery in 8 hours since last unplugged/rebooted, and yet that is still good battery life.

Also, you seem to have packed in both versions of the MIUI keyboard; those of you savvy enough can go ahead and delete LatinIME.apk (which is the older (larger file-sized) one. That will give people an extra 3MBs in the /system partition to be able to flash the add-on's. As well as Stk.apk, since the Droid has no sim card, there really is no need for the Sim tool kit.
 
sorry for the dumb question, but how do i copy and paste the output after running the adb shell df command? i ran it in the command window but there is no option to let me copy and paste the results.

do this

Code:
cd C:
adb shell df > df.txt
then you will have a file on your C: drive called df.txt that has the output in it.

thanks a lot. so I ran it and these are the results I got. Not sure what any of it means though

Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on

tmpfs 115600 0 115600 0% /dev

tmpfs 115600 0 115600 0% /mnt/asec

/dev/block/mtdblock4 143744 143744 0 100% /system

/dev/block/mtdblock6 268032 112464 155568 42% /data

/dev/block/mtdblock5 94848 31420 63428 33% /cache

/dev/block/mtdblock0 1536 1176 360 77% /config

System's full. So rom may of not fully installed. Remove some apps you don't use from the zip and reflash. Do a wipe to be safe.
 
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