Due to some requests, I have for the convenient of everyone, written here :
Guide/procedure flashing/upgrade to CyanogenMod 7.1 version 1.3 from Madteam v.2.0.9 Final, Stock Froyo, Eclair, or any Madteam's roms CM version 6 and below :-
Require :
1) ClockworkMod Recovery [CWM Ver. 4.0.1.5] v0.5 tar - link :
http://www.madteam.co/forum/development/%2...cret-projectgt/2) Latest CM Release : v1.3 [10 September 2011]
3) Hotfix : None (as there is none for this version at the moment)
4) ***Latest Google Apps package: Google Apps (20110613)
Link (for #2) #3) and #4) :
http://www.madteam.co/forum/development/%2...alaxy5%27-port/5) Sdcard partitions : a) FAT32 and b) Ext4 - both must be primary.
If you don't have any partitions, don't worry, you can partition your sdcard with CWM later.
Procedures :
Note - Make sure you have back up your stuffs like your pics, videos, music, etc. etc., before proceeding.
1) Remove mad2sd using Terminal Emulator (for Madteam's roms or if you are using it) -
#su
#mad2sd off
#reboot
2) Copy the downloaded files, v.1.3 and Google Apps (since there is no hotfix for now you don't need the hotfix file) to the root of your sdcard.
3) Flash with ODIN the CWM v.0.5 tar.
b) During the flashing, CWM will boot up. From the CWM menu, select > wipe data/factory reset.
c) select > install zip from zip sdcard ----> and select the CM v.1.3 first and install. After completed installation, select Google Apps and install.
c) Reboot.
4) This is part is require if you want to partition your sdcard :
a) Boot up CWM : press off button > reboot > recovery --->>> CWM will boot up (if not, press > volume up button + off button for approx.
8 - 10 secs - don't worry, this is normal)
b) select > advance > partition sd card ---->> select the size for your partition and the 2nd selection is for swap partition, select 0 (zero)
c) reboot
5) Go to market, download and install Link2sd.
a) Open Link2sd and it will ask you to select your partition type to mount your partition. If your selected partition is not recognized, don't worry, keep selecting one which can be mounted.
b) Reboot.
c) Open Lind2sd again and tick all the checkboxes.
Done!
Note :
1) ***Latest Google Apps package: Google Apps (20110613) - Not all the google apps are available in this package as G5's internal memory is not large enough to hold all of them.
b) If you require more google apps, go to this link :
http://android.modaco.com/topic/335141-add...pps-2011-07-12/DON'T USE THE FULL PACKAGE though you still can install, but most probably they will be corrupted as only partial installation can be performed due to the limited internal storage space of the phone. Use option 1b to install individually.
2) Link2sd :
a) If you encounter any issues with Link2sd, do this :
Delete or move file -
05mountsd in /system/etc/init.d
to sdcard then rebooted the phone because you may have that script which conflicts with L2D.
To do this, use root explorer, go to -
system/etc/init.d
press mount rw on top right corner, now simply move 05mountsd to sdcard and reboot.
b) If you are unable to download apps from the market, which shows you don't have enough memory, even though your phone shows you have a lot of memory, don't worry. This is due to the cache size. To increase the cache size do this :
Run this script in the terminal emulator or adb to fix this issue :
# su
# cd /cache
# mv download download.old
# mkdir -p /sdcard/cache/download
# ln -s /sdcard/cache/download download
reboot.
c) Every time after upgrade to newer rom versions or hotfixes, your phone's internal memory may decrease drastically. To solve this, open
Link2sd, > menu > more >>> select > Relink Library files and then select > Link dalvik-cache files and you phone's internal memory will free back again.
Hope this guide will help. And goodluck flashing to CyanogenMod.
NOTE : THE ABOVE HAS BEEN EDIT. PLEASE READ CAREFULL AGAIN. THANKS.This post has been edited by alexysc: Sep 11 2011, 01:59 AM