MegaThrasher
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Check Angdroids twitter D2G updates sometime this weekend.
Sent from my Droid 2 Global running Fission 2.4.3
Sent from my Droid 2 Global running Fission 2.4.3
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[ROM]Fission 2.4 Droid2 Global-Vanilla Generic Android-AOSP Like-Fission ROM Manager
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mrapollinax
Member
My market issue just fixed itself this afternoon. All of a sudden my phone tells me that I have updates available and lo and behold, all my apps are back!
Has anyone who is running Fission had an issue where your Droid will lock to 100% CPU usage, even though no app is using it?
I think it might be a Fission issue.
I really hope AngDroid can update the D2G Fission build. He said he was redoing a lot of it and building off the latest framework, so I hope it will fix some of my issues.
I honestly might SBF to stock, as every time I try to revert to the rooted stock ROM via Fission ROM Manager, I get stuck at the Verizon Backup Assistant screen (not sure what to do about that).
Any ideas? I just want my Droid to work correctly at this point.
I think it might be a Fission issue.
I really hope AngDroid can update the D2G Fission build. He said he was redoing a lot of it and building off the latest framework, so I hope it will fix some of my issues.
I honestly might SBF to stock, as every time I try to revert to the rooted stock ROM via Fission ROM Manager, I get stuck at the Verizon Backup Assistant screen (not sure what to do about that).
Any ideas? I just want my Droid to work correctly at this point.
mrapollinax
Member
ExodusC, I have been running with 2.4.3 Fission and have not seen the behavior you are describing. How are you monitoring the CPU usage?
Well, first of all, when it happens, I can feel the device slow down. The UI will slow to a crawl (from smooth to 5 to 10FPS I'd say). That's generally the first thing I notice. It also can take a good ten seconds for apps to close and such. If I open any app, it reads the CPU as running at 1200MHz, with 100% utilization. I've tried multiple apps, they all read the same thing.
The thing is, no app appears to be using the CPU. Closing all apps has no effect.
The only way I've found to fix it is to restart the phone.
I'll try to answer any other questions about it, but it's not really something I can replicate at will, but it does happen rather often.
WPThunder25
Member
I can't get this ROM to install properly.
I paid the $5 to get Fission ROM Manager and I couldn't even get it to work through that so I just did it in recovery. It looked like it downloaded although the log looked short compared to other ROM's I have flashed. I rebooted it and it gets stuck on the Android logo until I pull the battery and restore a backup.
Any help?
I paid the $5 to get Fission ROM Manager and I couldn't even get it to work through that so I just did it in recovery. It looked like it downloaded although the log looked short compared to other ROM's I have flashed. I rebooted it and it gets stuck on the Android logo until I pull the battery and restore a backup.
Any help?
I just did this for the first time last night. I followed these steps precisely. Install Instructions and Downloads | Team DeFuse
WPThunder25
Member
Alright got it installed somehow but now the Market force closes when I go to open it.
Edit: Ugh, got it fixed I had to clear data in the manage applications setting. Sorry for all the questions I think I got everything running smoothly now.
Edit: Ugh, got it fixed I had to clear data in the manage applications setting. Sorry for all the questions I think I got everything running smoothly now.
currentweb
Member
Well, its the end of the weekend and still no update. Come on AngDroid! I was such a huge fan of you with my X! Lots of updates and you always kept (close to) schedule. Now I had to switch to the Global due to work and nothing. AngDroid, if you are reading this, please give me the full technical breakdown of why the Global is harder to build for. I'm not doubting that it is, I just need to know why. Please, from a donator to a dev, tell me.
LOL, I've been checking teamdefuse.com and angrdoids twitter every chance I get all weekend. There's technically a few hours left in the weekend where I am, so I'm still hoping.
this is my first droid phone (d2g) and I love it running fission 2.4.3. I understand your frustration, as I have been waiting just as long as everybody else. If angdroid was good about keeping up with the other droid devices then there must be something about the d2g's that's difficult. I agree it would be nice to know but either way...I'm just waiting on the update. Whenever I start to think impatiently(which has happened), I just remember that without angdroid we wouldn't have any custom ROM to run on our d2gs at all.
Here's hoping that there will be an update within a few hours. Cheers
mrapollinax
Member
Disclaimer: I am not a ROM developer, but I do have some coding background/experience.
To find out why it is harder to port ASOP over to D2G vs DX/D2 etc here are the simple steps:
1. Obtain SBF files for the D2G and whatever phone you think it should be keeping up with in terms of Fission release
2. Decompile the SBFs
3. Decompile the img files inside those SBFs
4. Diff the frameworks.
5. Marvel and be thankful that other developers are doing all this crap for us and go out and donate for their time and effort.
I know it is oversimplifying things just a tad (with the exception of step 5) but seriously. If you think it is easy to do this stuff then download the Android SDK Tool set and get cracking. I on the other hand will wait patiently for the next release.
To find out why it is harder to port ASOP over to D2G vs DX/D2 etc here are the simple steps:
1. Obtain SBF files for the D2G and whatever phone you think it should be keeping up with in terms of Fission release
2. Decompile the SBFs
3. Decompile the img files inside those SBFs
4. Diff the frameworks.
5. Marvel and be thankful that other developers are doing all this crap for us and go out and donate for their time and effort.
I know it is oversimplifying things just a tad (with the exception of step 5) but seriously. If you think it is easy to do this stuff then download the Android SDK Tool set and get cracking. I on the other hand will wait patiently for the next release.