More Froyo

[jstafford1]

OK...anyone know what is new in this release besides Chrome to Phone? Thx

It is faster and more optimized.

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[GohanBurner]

Yes, to install this just do the following....

1. Extract the contents of the .zip file you downloaded into the "Nandroid" folder located on the root of the SD-Card

2. Flash Clockwork Recovery and after that has finished, flash SPRecovery over the top of it.

3. Use the menu inside of clockwork to reboot into recovery mode, don't do it manually.

4. Wipe data/cache TWICE (as a fail-safe)

5. Proceed to "Advanced Nandroid Restore" and choose the the file that has the name of the file that you placed inside the Nandroid folder.

6. "Perform Restore"

This should work as it worked for me, I don't know why it would be different for anyone else but...here are my instructions for what its worth.

 

[JhankG]

Chrome to Phone alone is worth the update for me! Anyone else find differences from the first leak? Everything is smooth and snappy, benchmarks scores are about the same...

 

[neonerz]

I think theres a very important lesson here people are missing

CW Nandroid restore = wipes everything
SPR Nandroid restore = can install over WITHOUT wiping everything

If you only have CW, download RM, and use it to flash SPR, then once you install, go back into RM and reflash CW (if you want)

 

[c0y0te]

So are P3 kernels still the latest fire?

Thanks again P3 and everybody else.

The Latest Kernels I've found (that MAY have CPU Temp) are over at;

jdlfg kernels Update Standard Voltage .29 kernels as well as a couple .32 Kernels for you froyo users. Posting will be at 5:00 pm est - CyanogenMod Forum

Thanks, will be checking it out. I assume this build is too new for them to be built from?

 

[GohanBurner]

What is Chrome-To-Phone?

 

[DroidHead17]

after a couple quick tests google voice sms push seems to be working on this one!!!

 

[Mbk]

Yes, to install this just do the following....

1. Extract the contents of the .zip file you downloaded into the "Nandroid" folder located on the root of the SD-Card

2. Flash Clockwork Recovery and after that has finished, flash SPRecovery over the top of it.

3. Use the menu inside of clockwork to reboot into recovery mode, don't do it manually.

4. Wipe data/cache TWICE (as a fail-safe)

5. Proceed to "Advanced Nandroid Restore" and choose the the file that has the name of the file that you placed inside the Nandroid folder.

6. "Perform Restore"

This should work as it worked for me, I don't know why it would be different for anyone else but...here are my instructions for what its worth.

What is Chrome-To-Phone?

After that...say what??...lol

 

[GohanBurner]

Also, how come the 1.250GHz kernal is actually showing up, after installation, as 1.1Ghz in SetCPU?

 

[neonerz]

What is Chrome-To-Phone?

Right now it just pushes URLs and Maps from Chrome straight to your phone (for browsing or Navigation).

Eventually, remotely installing apps will be available too.

 

[JhankG]

Anyone having trouble downloading apps from the market on 3G?

 

[mentaloaf]

Thanks...it'll be hard but I'm gonna wait until pete puts out a bugless beast froyo. That is going to be the shiznut. BB rulez!!

 

[actngrezy]

did the update.zip that gives root back give everyone root back on this build to? It said over at alldroid you will lose su so just making sure that update.zip would bring it back on this one to

 

[mentaloaf]

did the update.zip that gives root back give everyone root back on this build to? It said over at alldroid you will lose su so just making sure that update.zip would bring it back on this one to

Ouch, glad I didn't do this one yet

 

[StormFreak]

Ok, so instead of wiping data/cache, I extracted the CW restore file... Did an advanced restore and just chose restore /system. Will that do the trick for me? I dont see FRF57 as the build number... What are others seeing?