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[mR742]

I was pleased to see that it started dl'ing all my apps on its own as well...

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[Lostdroid01]

Bobbar said:

Darn, I just installed BB .3 and am loving the speed. Some sort of change log would be nice. What are peoples experiences so far?

So far so good. I downloaded zip file, installed using rom manager (clockwork mod) wipe data/cache and it booted up very fast and my files are auto-downloading already. Just be sure NOT to open the market during this process or it could stop those downloads (from past experience). Good luck and Great job P3Droid! Cheers Mate!

[purpzey]

Can anyone tell me precisely what the difference is between this and koush's released alpha of CM6? which is FRF57 38829 test-keys

I am just trying to figure out if I should install it or not...e.g will there be a difference? Also do I need to wipe data coming from this ROM going to 2.2 leaked.

Thanks.

[SCDroid]

mR742 said:

I was able to update from the Market to 4.3, give it a try

I retract my statement....maps 4.3 installed flawlessly. P3 is the man! Thank you

[JoeProcopio]

awesome.....downloading and installing as we speak.....

P3 you're my hero!




note to self, read the ENTIRE thread before posting comments, lol!

Edited by JoeProcopio, 29 June 2010 - 11:10 AM.

[CellZealot]

Just a few benchmarks to give an idea of performance with this build. I will post some screenshots when I get around to it.

I am running a 1280Mhz custom kernel I built using P3Droid's .32 repo config. All scores vary greatly dependent on many variables.



Linpack: 20.89

Quadrant: 1774

NenaMark: 13.3 FPS

BenchmarkPi: 972ms (time to calculate Pi, lower is better)

SetCPU short bench: 121ms

NeoCore: 24.5 FPS

[JoeProcopio]

mR742 said:

I was pleased to see that it started dl'ing all my apps on its own as well...

if you're on 3G it uses data, did you set up wifi before you downloaded them? i know we're on unlimited per say, but i went from an average of 1gb per month to almost 5 last month because the new 2.2 roms download all your apps...and i always wipe the system when i try new roms...pushed data way up....my fault for doing it while on the train killing time when i'm only connected 3g....

[Doctor]

You did it again P3Droid, thanx!
:)
Doc

[agreenbhm]

I'm unable to run "adb remount". Also, when I run "adb root" it says I'm unable to do so on a production release. Any ideas?

[tcrews]

sudermatt said:

hmmmm....so this is the official release, that has been "hacked" to work on the Droid.

Correct?

Not "hacked" to work on the Droid, hacked to get off a Droid and put out for rooted Droid's. This is the code that is to be the OTA Release but it's not the OTA Release.....so rooting is required.

[Miami1683]

I want to say thanks to p3 for the great info and leaks. It's appreciated buddy. Now get me froyo for my.Di please

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[darkhack]

Thanks for the awesome latest Froyo update for Motorola Droid, but it would be nice if you could also release the original, and we can always get root back ourselves any time which is the fun part about it. It's true that you are protecting the identity of the leaker, but it seem google doesn't really care, because it inspired more developers to join the Android platform. Anyway, still, thanks and keep up the good work.

Edited by darkhack, 29 June 2010 - 11:31 AM.

[CellZealot]

tcrews said:

Not "hacked" to work on the Droid, hacked to get off a Droid and put out for rooted Droid's. This is the code that is to be the OTA Release but it's not the OTA Release.....so rooting is required.

That is mostly correct...but actually it was pulled from files we got directly from Motorola...not from a test phone.

The actual files will not be released unless we decide otherwise.

[tcrews]

CellZealot said:

That is mostly correct...but actually it was pulled from files we got directly from Motorola...not from a test phone.

The actual files will not be released unless we decide otherwise.

Cool, thanks for the info.

[SCDroid]

The only problem I have seen so far is that certain apps don't show up in the market place such as "twonky" (do a search for it in the market) but after I installed this attachment named MarketFix_Busybox.zip it does show up. It includes Busybox also.
Not sure if this would have any effect on Maps updates or anything...let me know if you have any feed back on this.

Attached Files

•  MarketFix_Busybox.zip   1.15MB   236 downloads

Edited by SCDroid, 29 June 2010 - 11:36 AM.

[skylinedrifter]

I had to wipe data/ cache with mine but afterwards it installed as expected and it runs beautifully.

And now we wait for the overclockable kernels... :)

[tcrews]

I installed over the previous Froyo Leak without wiping data. All seems to be well. I had to update Maps but that went without a hitch.

Thanks for the early leak.

[RANDYRKELLY]

It can but u must wipe your phone. And if u on ese81 official u must downgrade and root first.

sarnell2 said:

I'm a noob, so i apologize if this is a dumb question.. The notes say this will install over FRF57, but will this also install over 2.1 Build ESE81, which is what I'm currently running? Thanks in advance!! Can't wait to try this!

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[tweexter]

I'm glad skylinedrifter mentioned overclocking, will I not be able to use a p3 kernel from the website? like the standard voltage 1000mhz is one I'm using now and it works awesome.

[RANDYRKELLY]

So u have 4.3 maps

tcrews said:

I installed over the previous Froyo Leak without wiping data. All seems to be well. I had to update Maps but that went without a hitch.

Thanks for the early leak.

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