12.19 3d package with better performance for testing

[InvincibleLiving]

Just upgraded to the evo thurs but before I head to the next forum, I just wanted to stop in & thank tiad for his amazing progress on the device!

[demonlordoftheround]

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Switching to the EVO should be a snap after running it on the rhodium. Come visit us sometime.

[fishingmedic]

Originally Posted by InvincibleLiving

Just upgraded to the evo thurs but before I head to the next forum, I just wanted to stop in & thank tiad for his amazing progress on the device!

Good luck and enjoy! Like Demon said, should be a snap for you to move over to the Evo. Let us know your thoughts on it!

[ooxteme]

+1 to demon and fishingmedic. id like to hear some feedback on the evo as well. best of luck man

[lemeiux1]

ok sorry guys im just a little confused on what actually I have to DL and where to put it. Can someone help me out on what I actually need from the first post and where it goes?

thanks in advance

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by lemeiux1

ok sorry guys im just a little confused on what actually I have to DL and where to put it. Can someone help me out on what I actually need from the first post and where it goes?

thanks in advance

This is for testing, so it's not meant to be "easy" at this stage... it'll be much, much easier when it all gets committed and then we can just build bundles with this stuff integrated.

If you're still feeling brave, basically grab one of each and see what works best for you. You'll need the libGLES, the gralloc and probably the build.prop. I don't think the build.prop in this thread does much, but it has been reported to help as part of the bigger picture.

So you should have those three files. Put them at the root of your SD card. If you grab the froyo.user.conf file, you'll just need to backup (rename) your old froyo.user.conf (in the "conf" directory where you run haret.exe from) and copy/paste the froyo.user.conf from the first post.

If you wish, you can place those three files anywhere you wish on your SD - just need to modify the path in the froyo.user.conf file, all the way at the bottom. You'll recognize the filenames in the bind mount statements, just change the first path - starts with /sdcard/. Enjoy!

[lemeiux1]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

This is for testing, so it's not meant to be "easy" at this stage... it'll be much, much easier when it all gets committed and then we can just build bundles with this stuff integrated.

If you're still feeling brave, basically grab one of each and see what works best for you. You'll need the libGLES, the gralloc and probably the build.prop. I don't think the build.prop in this thread does much, but it has been reported to help as part of the bigger picture.

So you should have those three files. Put them at the root of your SD card. If you grab the froyo.user.conf file, you'll just need to backup (rename) your old froyo.user.conf (in the "conf" directory where you run haret.exe from) and copy/paste the froyo.user.conf from the first post.

If you wish, you can place those three files anywhere you wish on your SD - just need to modify the path in the froyo.user.conf file, all the way at the bottom. You'll recognize the filenames in the bind mount statements, just change the first path - starts with /sdcard/. Enjoy!

ok thanks a lot, I'll try some different combinations and see what works best

EDIT: Ok tried all the newest files and checked the user.conf to be sure they were called for on the root of the sd. Boots and runs just fine, seems smoother but doesnt seem like a drastic difference, I'll play around soem more though

thanks though Tiad8!

[darylrue]

Just wanted to update group I am working fine on this since going to different memory card from class 10. I had to methodically install but got pattern down for reloads when I need to.

[manekineko]

Originally Posted by demonlordoftheround

Don't use the Utility app to boot android. Run Haret and take the N. Am dialing option off.

Why do you suggest taking off N. Am dialing? I have it on mine and everything is working fine. It's necessary for Google Voice to dial out.

[demonlordoftheround]

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Ah, OK. Didn't realize you were using Google Voice.