AVEMIXturboCM-GB

[avemix]

AVEMIXturboCM(android 2.3) I beg pardon for my bad english

Changelog:
version 1.0

• rom based on the latest version avemix senseSamsung GT-i5700 - Прошивка (OS 2.3) кастомная - 4PDA
• Remove topic Sens are now subject Gingerbread, a new bot logo
• fixes (flow batteries will mnshe and will have more RAM (my record 80mb at boot)

version 1.0.1

• fixes the text and font (seen occasionally)
• Fixed bot logo (there were little green dots)
• assembly is rebuilt from scratch (based on the latest firmware from the volume +the working chamber, swap, flash player, beats audio only works in normal headphones (not Chinese))

Status:
+ GSM
+ Audio
+ SDCard/USB mass storage
+ Wifi
+ Bluetooth (except voice calls)
+ 2D/3D HW acceleration (using OpenFIMG, no Samsung libs)
+ Multitouch
+ GPS
+ Accelerometer
- Compass/magnetometer
- Camera
- Bluetooth audio (voice calls)
- Hardware video encoding/decoding (YouTube HQ, high bitrate avi/mpg)
Installation:

1. Start your phone in recovery mode by 3 key combo (volume down + call accept + call hang up), not using "reboot to recovery" is very important.
2. Do full binary tar backup of all partitions, also called "Samdroid Backup (for Odin)", and a standard tar backup of EFS. VERY IMPORTANT, makes returning back much easier
3. Select "Install zip from sdcard" and then continue selecting "Toggle script asserts" until it displays "Script Asserts: Enabled" at the bottom.
4. Apply flash_kernel_build74.zip.
5. Check if it didn't display any errors. If yes, flash any kernel suitable for your current ROM and post your problem in discussion thread. IMPORTANT
6. Select "power off" from recovery menu to power the phone down (very important!, if it's not available, select reboot to system and unplug battery after it gets stuck on black screen).
7. Start your phone in recovery mode by 3 key combo (volume down + call accept + call hang up).
8. Recovery may display some errors, but this is normal, since file systems aren't initialized yet, continue with next steps.
9. Select "Install zip from sdcard" and then continue selecting "Toggle script asserts" until it displays "Script Asserts: Enabled" at the bottom.
10. Apply rebuild_ubi.zip.
11. Check if it didn't display any errors. If yes, use the "how to go back to old roms" instruction to go back and post your problem in discussion thread. IMPORTANT
12. Select power off again.
13. Start your phone in recovery mode by 3 key combo (volume down + call accept + call hang up).
14. Apply AVEMIX.zip package (AVEMIXturboCMv1.0.1).
15. Check if it didn't display any errors. If yes, use the "how to go back to old roms" instruction to go back and post your problem in discussion thread. IMPORTANT
16. Make sure that your SD card is mounted - select "mounts and storage" and select "mount /sdcard" if present. IMPORTANT
17. Go back to main menu and select "wipe data/factory reset". IMPORTANT

Choose reboot to system and wait for your new ROM to load. (The system will perform several task in the background at the beginning, so it might appear sluggish, but it should become normal after some time)
Thank you for the original instructions tom3q
screenshots:

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discussion AVEMIXturboCM(android 2.3)

[tom3q]

[*]nekotyrye fixes (flow batteries will mnshe and will have more RAM (my record 80mb at boot)

Any details on this one? Keep in mind that free RAM is wasted RAM. Memory is here to be used, not just sit without anything interesting inside.

[avemix]

Any details on this one? Keep in mind that free RAM is wasted RAM. Memory is here to be used, not just sit without anything interesting inside.

did not understand the question (I have bad english) If you're talking about the fact that 80 MB of ram which has no meaning at startup you can try this rom and see what effect it makes it

[tom3q]

did not understand the question (I have bad english) If you're talking about the fact that 80 MB of ram which has no meaning at startup you can try this rom and see what effect it makes it

I'm asking how it is done.

[ivaneris]

can you make a mediafire/dropbox mirror?

[avemix]

I'm asking how it is done.

with the right mix of scripts and scripting

[tom3q]

with the right mix of scripts and scripting

Sounds like hackery - you can't magically decrease the amount of RAM used by applications. Could you give a bit more information?

Does it delay starting of the applications until they are first run by the user? This means that first run will take more, as opposed to preloading applications to the memory at bootup.

P.S. Here on Samdroid we expect detailed change logs, describing the reason, not only the (theoretical) effect.

[avemix]

Sounds like hackery - you can't magically decrease the amount of RAM used by applications. Could you give a bit more information?

Does it delay starting of the applications until they are first run by the user? This means that first run will take more, as opposed to preloading applications to the memory at bootup.

P.S. Here on Samdroid we expect detailed change logs, describing the reason, not only the (theoretical) effect.

The delay when you first start est.No shortly after the script begins to actively close applications that are not currently used.No as RAM memory becomes greater with the applications start faster.

[tom3q]

The delay when you first start est.No shortly after the script begins to actively close applications that are not currently used.No as RAM memory becomes greater with the applications start faster.

If free RAM is above a minimal level, there is no dependency between amount of free RAM and application load time. Furthermore, even if there is not enough free RAM to start some application, Android will close some inactive ones and this usually isn't a time consuming operation.

Do you have some basic knowledge on how Linux and Android work or this is a pure trial and error?

[avemix]

If free RAM is above a minimal level, there is no dependency between amount of free RAM and application load time. Furthermore, even if there is not enough free RAM to start some application, Android will close some inactive ones and this usually isn't a time consuming operation.

Do you have some basic knowledge on how Linux and Android work or this is a pure trial and error?

it is purely trial and error