UD Gingerbread ROM thread

[aj8600]

Free app in the market

I ran quadrant pro and excluded the 3d test so it wouldn't close and it scored 1249without the 3d score and beat every other phone listed except one and they all have 3d totals added on and this is with chevy 1.2 medium voltage kernal

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yeah this ROM feels fast. where do you get Quadrant pro?

DroidForums junkie!!

im talking about the pro version not the regular version. i the Pro you can se the "custom benchmark" feature. thats what im looking for

 

[elucid]

Glad to see gingerbread is in the works!

 

[gerg004]

Good evening guys, where can I find the dl for this ROM?? Really looking forward to giving it a shot. Coming from MIUI so any info on preferred kernels would be appreciated too. TIA

 

[aj8600]

Good evening guys, where can I find the dl for this ROM?? Really looking forward to giving it a shot. Coming from MIUI so any info on preferred kernels would be appreciated too. TIA

if you can wait for a few minutes i can put them up on mediafire for you hold on.

 

[somerandomguy]

Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?bz4l5nsisn4ifbj

This is a nanodroid backup unzip and place in the clockworkmod backup folder boot into recovery and use nanodroid to restore the image to your phone as for a kernal every phone is different i use chevy ss 1.2ghz medium volt kernal and set cpu to manage overclocking

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[aj8600]

i have to pull them off of my droid through ADB, i could give you a nandroid if youd like.... it would be faster

EDIT: i know its late but heres my link, i just uploaded it: Gingerbread.zip

How to install:

1. boot into recovery
2. wipe Data to factory settings
3. flash the Ultimate droid gingerbread.zip
4. reboot
5. once back on, boot back into recovery (install clockwork recovery from the market and boot into recovery)
6. flash gingerbread rebaked.zip (NO WIPE)
7. boot
8. ???
9. profit

 

[macgyver1307]

I hope black droid comes out with a full rom or a subscribers build soon with his tools .... should I start singing all I want for christmas?

 

[elucid]

This is EPIC!!!

 

[gerg004]

i have to pull them off of my droid through ADB, i could give you a nandroid if youd like.... it would be faster

EDIT: i know its late but heres my link, i just uploaded it: Gingerbread.zip

How to install:

1. boot into recovery
2. wipe Data to factory settings
3. flash the Ultimate droid gingerbread.zip
4. reboot
5. once back on, boot back into recovery (install clockwork recovery from the market and boot into recovery)
6. flash gingerbread rebaked.zip (NO WIPE)
7. boot
8. ???
9. profit

Thanks for the quick responses everyone. Figures my phone died and had no charger with me, soooo ill have to wait to flash till tomorrow. But I appreciate the steps on flashing. Always have heard good things about ultimate droid and this especially perked my interest.

Btw Random- using the same wallpaper, lol have had the shrooms saved on my pc for a lonnnnng time now. Even have some cool variations I fixed up threw photoshop

 

[aj8600]

i am currently working on debugging the camera right now. ill post results when im done

EDIT: if anyone has had luck with debugging it please post some steps to do it yourself!

 

[dmdj232]

tried this out and it does seem smoother...I like the new layout. So far I can't get the auto-rotate to work. any suggestions?

 

[aj8600]

tried this out and it does seem smoother...I like the new layout. So far I can't get the auto-rotate to work. any suggestions?

the accelerometer is currently broken on the ROM im looking into fixing it

 

[HarvesterX™]

From what I remember, this is how to get the camera working (I might be wrong...you might also want to ask in the other Gingerbread thread in "Android Roms"): You will have to copy the camera's lib files from Froyo over and into /system/lib, set permissions on them, and reboot. I THINK this was how the camera was fixed. I don't remember the names of each file, but if you look in an UD zip and go into /system/lib, the files all have the word "camera" in them. If this doesnt work, again ask in the other thread.

Just a note, the video camera still isnt working though.

Edit: Here are the details for anybody debugging the camera:

When compiling the Gingerbread build, errors were being generated that dealt with the camera service. In order to successfully build Gingerbread, all code relating to this had to be commented out. The result is that the lib files corresponding to the camera service weren't getting compiled and included in the build.

Now, this is just a hack to get it to work as we are still using the 2.2 library when it comes to the camera and not 2.3. In other words, if new code was written dealing with the camera you won't see it using this method. The camera will be the same as it was in 2.2.

 

[aj8600]

i just saw a thread with the new "gingerbread ReBaked" ROM out

heres a link to the download: Multiupload.com - upload your files to multiple file hosting sites!

just wipe and flash!

i havent tested it myself but these are the things ive read that works: Camera and video work, g apps work, usb TETHERING (not usb storage) work

 

[aj8600]

From what I remember, this is how to get the camera working (I might be wrong...you might also want to ask in the other Gingerbread thread in "Android Roms"): You will have to copy the camera's lib files from Froyo over and into /system/lib, set permissions on them, and reboot. I THINK this was how the camera was fixed. I don't remember the names of each file, but if you look in an UD zip and go into /system/lib, the files all have the word "camera" in them. If this doesnt work, again ask in the other thread.

Just a note, the video camera still isnt working though.

Edit: Here are the details for anybody debugging the camera:

When compiling the Gingerbread build, errors were being generated that dealt with the camera service. In order to successfully build Gingerbread, all code relating to this had to be commented out. The result is that the lib files corresponding to the camera service weren't getting compiled and included in the build.

Now, this is just a hack to get it to work as we are still using the 2.2 library when it comes to the camera and not 2.3. In other words, if new code was written dealing with the camera you won't see it using this method. The camera will be the same as it was in 2.2.

thank you, kind sir