rafdroid 2.3 is blazing fast...

Jackson. Edan
his latest 2.3 built only has Clockwork upgrades (for now) ... Do u know whats the benefits of ClockWork thing over DFT (direct flashing style)

This post has been edited by enCORe: Jan 21 2011, 08:12 AM

Need help...
I try to install android 2.3 until this morning 4am n failed then now back to 2.2 in fresh
My problem was stuck at clockwork failed to load the zimage at start. The only time I able to boot the SD is after I do a low format on my SD.but after I create the new ext3 then it failed again...how?

next upgrade will be easy as peanuts... we just need to download a small parts which was updated instead of the whole rom like DFT. usually we need to download 200mb files now only around 10mb or so... and can detain data. no need to pening2 reinstall everything again...

my advise is using card reader to move those data.

1. then do task 29 to clear you hd2.
2. install magdlr 1.11.
3. install clockwork.
4. create ext partition using clockwork (ext3 only tho but its sufficient)
5. then install the full build using clockwork.

oh... dont ever use magdlr mass storage... got some big bug that need to be fixed. so we need to wait for cotulla to fix it.

i think so lo...because i always use that to copy the 2 files into SD root then only install clockwork. then thing screw up and not able to start clockwork.

just now lunch time, able to up the phone with 2.3 but forget to copy my titanium backup, so nothing can be done now.

what i did was format sd card and create partition with GPARTED-LIVE, then task29->magdlr 1.12 -> copy 2 clockwork files and rafdroid 2.3 zip into SD using cardreader -> clockwork installation -> rom installation -> done.

didnt know that clockwork can do partition everyday learn new thing

hehe because clockwork make partition setting in advanced menu... so if not explore cannot see... but it only create ext3 partition... but can lor... i lazy to boot g parted and my linux lappy forget to bring back home... lolz... btw... you guys can also install gingerbread keyboard... work better if you dont like the arrow button on bottom...

Finally!!

Which radio are you using?
im currently using 2.12.50.02_2

i found out that using the newest radio... 2.15.50.14 is better for current built..

i'm still using SD la. this NAND too much trouble for now

appbrain creates new list instead of use back my previous 1 leh. how to solve it? I tried setting the default list in appbrain, but not working -.-

touch wood, i hope this not happen to me... i had create a backup list and i hope it will remain there after i re-sync them back.

come anyone, share ur recovery plan

hope that CWM able to keep my data in future when i upgrade the rafdroid rom.

no la, the old list still there, just there's another new list with the default apps in the rom

duh, its even in my signature..
I am using 2.15.

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Added on January 21, 2011, 6:01 pmI still refuse to start learning clockwork, but I guess it is time.. Anyone know the benefit of NAND storage (my T-Mobile) versus ext3? I am starting to feel even my NAND storage is running low times by times liao..

This post has been edited by jacksonywl: Jan 21 2011, 06:01 PM

i found out that updating using clockwork is easier...

wow.. haven been following this thread for a while.. wat u all talking abt i totally have no clue.. so outdated.. haha

You know what, I just formated EXT3 and running 2.3 CWR!

Booting. Hope its good enough!

But requiring sdcard for updates is fussy at all,but does is support increment kernel or system file updates

you can copy the update while in the android... copy the files to the sdcard and then restart the phone to run clockwork... its seriously faster...

Way faster than you download the DFT of whole package and reformat all your phone data (except if you use backup software, which is still a hassle)