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1. Requirements
EzGingerbread works on
most 32b Dream, 32b
Magic (MT3G), and 32a
magic devices running
2.22, and/or 3.22 radios,
and will auto detect the
correct configuration on
install.
However the following
configurations are
optimal:
32b Dream:
Radio-2.22.28.25 and
SPL 1.33.0013d are
recommended
32b Sapphire:
Radio-2.22.28.25 and
either SPL 1.33.0013d or
1.33.0013 (if the SPL is
not already installed I
recommend 1.33.0013d)
32a Sapphire w/ audio
plug (ie MT2.1/fender):
Radio-2.22.28.25 and
either SPL 1.33.0013d or
1.33.0013 (This is likely
what you already have
installed, if you don't
have this and your phone
works you likely you
don't have a MT2.1/
fender)
32a Classic (no audio
plug): Radio 3.22.20.17
+ any SPL (however
1.33.2009 or 1.33.2010
may be better) [Note 6.x
radio will not work with
this rom]
Users of customMTD
must have an 87 Meg
system '87 2' is common.
There is no need to flash
the cMTD boot patch as
the rom installer
automatically patches the
boot image for cMTD.
2. Download Rom related
files
> The ROM:
GINGERBREAD-DS-Stable-
v1.0-20111204.zip
(md5:
2ae9f618b0650c98b
9621b37ad7e8596)
> GAPPS: gapps-mdpi-
gb-20110709_S.zip
(md5:
6f9a6d27cce1f58be1f34
f696212d326)
> GPRS Patch (optional
but recommended) gprs_
patch_S.zip (md5:
fa259735ca394a650710e
6b26673c91a)
> Alt Launcher [Zeam]
Completely optional, but
for those that want a
smaller launcher, or just
intend to replace the
default (Launcher2)
anyway with a market
download this may apply
to you, Note its an older
version, and the newer
market version has been
slightly unstable:
ezgb_
ZeamReplacement2_S.zip
(md5:
6416ec0efa15f92f3d36f
6ec6b524a11)
3. Language Port/Pack
File
If you use (German,
English, Spanish, French,
Italian, Japanese, Korean,
Polish, Portuguese,
Russian, and Chinese)
These are contained in
the base rom, do not
download a language
pack.
If you use (Bulgarian,
Czech, Danish, Greek,
Finnish, Hungarian,
Dutch, Slovak, Serbian,
Swedish, Tagalog,
Turkish, Ukrainian)
These require lang pack
1:
EZGB_lang1_20111204_
S.zip
MD5:
37ee9cbf4f4c80a4b5fd
96269332b853
4. Copy Files to the
phone
Copy all the downloaded
zip packages to your SD
Card, Remember Ra-
Recovery users must put
them on the root of the
sd-card.
5. wipe or not to wipe,
and other preparations
> Users upgrading from
GINGERBREAD-DS-
Alpha-20110509-1, Beta
builds, or the Gamma
build
There is no need to wipe
as long as you wiped
when you first installed
one of these versions of
ezGingerbread. You are
however encouraged to
uninstall SetCPU or other
overclock software, and
backup your rom before
installing. (if the new built
in CPU Speed function is
not to your liking feel free
to disable and re-install
the 3rd party overclock
software after upgrading)
> Users New to
ezGingerbread (upgrading
from a different rom)
You are encouraged to
wipe before installing,
however feel free to use
Titanium or other utility
to back up your
application and
application data to be
restored after installation.
6. Installing the rom
flash in the following
Order:
> GINGERBREAD-DS-
Stable-
v1.0-20111204.zip
> [If you need it] EZGB_
lang1_20111204_S.zip
> gapps-mdpi-
gb-20110709_S.zip
> [optional but
recommended] gprs_
patch_S.zip
> [if you chose it] ezgb_
ZeamReplacement2_S.zip
7. Reboot
Reboot the phone and
wait for the screen to dim
before interacting with
the phone
(First boot will take
additional time; longer if
you had many
applications installed and
are doing a no-wipe
upgrade)
Tips and Tricks
Now that the system is installed
I have some pointers to making
the system as fast as possible,
you may ignore these if you
really must have something
they don't allow but if the
phone runs slower you know
why:
Tip 1: Google Maps: If you can
live without it the phone will be
much more stable.. (Maybe
using mapquest as an
alternative) However if you
really do need Google Maps
note the newer versions require
much more resources than the
older ones.
If you must have google maps
try an older version rather than
maps 5+
Google Maps 4.7
Brut Maps based on Maps v4.6
Tip 2: Facebook: Well I can't
say facebook was ever fast on
our slow Dream, but the most
resent versions run an "Upload
Service" 24/7 in the
background eating much
unnecessary ram.. v1.6.4 is the
newest version I know of
without this behavior.
Tip 3: Apps2SD, well best to
keep apps you want to use
frequently of quickly on the
system, but to enable
Apps2SDext if you have an ext
partition here are the directions:
> goto settings->Applications-
>Development
> Check SD-EXT
> Reboot
> Now you can use the Manager
Applications screen to move
apps to/from sd-ext .. if you
want sd-ext to be the default
install location choose it in
Settings->Applications-
>Preferred install Location
> Data2sd will move all your
application data to the sd-ext
partition.. this will significantly
slow down the phone thus best
to leave unchecked.
Tip 4: SuperUser
The system by default prevents
the update of superuser or
anything signed with the same
key (such as superuser elite); to
temporary lift this restriction
goto Settings->Applications-
>Development and check
Update Superuser.
This will allow superuser to be
updated, superuser elite to be
installed/updated until reboot.
This ensures no application can
change Superuser.apk on your
behalf when you do not expect
it thus can't grant themselves
superuser access.
Tip 5: EzGb Extras
Settings->EzGingerbread Extras
This menu has historic "Spare
Parts" funcitons, as well as
other performance
enhancements.
> Configure PowerWidget allows
you to configure the powerbar
widgets, when you are done
configuring either reboot, or
rotate the display to re-set the
widget and see the update
> Incoming Call TouchUI -
enables the slide to answer/end
calls when a call comes in,
rather than only being able to
use send/end hardware buttons
> Busybox NTP Cliemt - If your
phone is not keeping time, even
with the sync to network time
enabled, checking this may help
keep the phone in sync with
earthly time
> CPU Speeds, This lets you
overclock and under volt, I
recommend setting Min speed
to 128000, leave Max screen
off 480000, and max screen on
may either stay 528000, or very
slightly overclock to 537600. If
you want the settings to apply
after your next boot tap "Apply
On Boot" if you have problems
with the settings, before the
screen turns off after boot enter
this screen and tap "Reset CPU
Settings" before rebooting
again.
> Compcache RAM Usage, sets
the amount of compcache,
keep this as low as possible but
not so low background services
keep restarting.
> Use KSM Module, this may
improve ram usage if checked,
however may also slightly
increase CPU usage and reduce
battery life (all three results are
very slight and thus hard to
notice) no restart is required so
test when/if it works best for
you
> Window/Transition
animatinos, since froyo
animation times have been
increased.. many find speeding
these up make the rom feel
more responsive as they are
historically used to.
> End button behavior: choose
"go to sleep"
> Haptic feedback/Compatibility
Mode .. most will leave these
alone
Tip 6: Surface Dithering:
Well this is a trade off [Settings-
>Display->Surface Dithering] if
its checked the display may
loose some more frames than if
unchecked.. but some people
rather loose the frames than
see the artifacts left by skipping
the dither, choose your poison
and reboot
Tip 7: sync: disable what you
can
Go into settings -> Accounts
&sync
Tap your Google Id. Unless
otherwise needed, unchecked
Sync Picasa Web Albums, and
Books
If you have Google plus you
may also wish to disable Sync
Instant Upload.
Historic versions, and additional
addons can be found below in
post 2
Kernels:
Regarding kernels: If you are
looking for stand alone kernels
(sometimes there is an update
between official releases; or for
use in other roms):
See the Stand Alone Kernel Post
The Stand Alone Kernel Post
contains both the ezgb-2636
kernels and links to the tags in
github they are built from.
Developers:
Developer's Guide (How to build
ezGingerbread and the
ezgb2636 kernel) is now on
GitHub:
https://github.com/ezterry/
manifest-...ad/README.mkdn
Includes instructions to fetch
and build from source both
ezGingerbread and its related
kernel.
1. Requirements
EzGingerbread works on
most 32b Dream, 32b
Magic (MT3G), and 32a
magic devices running
2.22, and/or 3.22 radios,
and will auto detect the
correct configuration on
install.
However the following
configurations are
optimal:
32b Dream:
Radio-2.22.28.25 and
SPL 1.33.0013d are
recommended
32b Sapphire:
Radio-2.22.28.25 and
either SPL 1.33.0013d or
1.33.0013 (if the SPL is
not already installed I
recommend 1.33.0013d)
32a Sapphire w/ audio
plug (ie MT2.1/fender):
Radio-2.22.28.25 and
either SPL 1.33.0013d or
1.33.0013 (This is likely
what you already have
installed, if you don't
have this and your phone
works you likely you
don't have a MT2.1/
fender)
32a Classic (no audio
plug): Radio 3.22.20.17
+ any SPL (however
1.33.2009 or 1.33.2010
may be better) [Note 6.x
radio will not work with
this rom]
Users of customMTD
must have an 87 Meg
system '87 2' is common.
There is no need to flash
the cMTD boot patch as
the rom installer
automatically patches the
boot image for cMTD.
2. Download Rom related
files
> The ROM:
GINGERBREAD-DS-Stable-
v1.0-20111204.zip
(md5:
2ae9f618b0650c98b
9621b37ad7e8596)
> GAPPS: gapps-mdpi-
gb-20110709_S.zip
(md5:
6f9a6d27cce1f58be1f34
f696212d326)
> GPRS Patch (optional
but recommended) gprs_
patch_S.zip (md5:
fa259735ca394a650710e
6b26673c91a)
> Alt Launcher [Zeam]
Completely optional, but
for those that want a
smaller launcher, or just
intend to replace the
default (Launcher2)
anyway with a market
download this may apply
to you, Note its an older
version, and the newer
market version has been
slightly unstable:
ezgb_
ZeamReplacement2_S.zip
(md5:
6416ec0efa15f92f3d36f
6ec6b524a11)
3. Language Port/Pack
File
If you use (German,
English, Spanish, French,
Italian, Japanese, Korean,
Polish, Portuguese,
Russian, and Chinese)
These are contained in
the base rom, do not
download a language
pack.
If you use (Bulgarian,
Czech, Danish, Greek,
Finnish, Hungarian,
Dutch, Slovak, Serbian,
Swedish, Tagalog,
Turkish, Ukrainian)
These require lang pack
1:
EZGB_lang1_20111204_
S.zip
MD5:
37ee9cbf4f4c80a4b5fd
96269332b853
4. Copy Files to the
phone
Copy all the downloaded
zip packages to your SD
Card, Remember Ra-
Recovery users must put
them on the root of the
sd-card.
5. wipe or not to wipe,
and other preparations
> Users upgrading from
GINGERBREAD-DS-
Alpha-20110509-1, Beta
builds, or the Gamma
build
There is no need to wipe
as long as you wiped
when you first installed
one of these versions of
ezGingerbread. You are
however encouraged to
uninstall SetCPU or other
overclock software, and
backup your rom before
installing. (if the new built
in CPU Speed function is
not to your liking feel free
to disable and re-install
the 3rd party overclock
software after upgrading)
> Users New to
ezGingerbread (upgrading
from a different rom)
You are encouraged to
wipe before installing,
however feel free to use
Titanium or other utility
to back up your
application and
application data to be
restored after installation.
6. Installing the rom
flash in the following
Order:
> GINGERBREAD-DS-
Stable-
v1.0-20111204.zip
> [If you need it] EZGB_
lang1_20111204_S.zip
> gapps-mdpi-
gb-20110709_S.zip
> [optional but
recommended] gprs_
patch_S.zip
> [if you chose it] ezgb_
ZeamReplacement2_S.zip
7. Reboot
Reboot the phone and
wait for the screen to dim
before interacting with
the phone
(First boot will take
additional time; longer if
you had many
applications installed and
are doing a no-wipe
upgrade)
Tips and Tricks
Now that the system is installed
I have some pointers to making
the system as fast as possible,
you may ignore these if you
really must have something
they don't allow but if the
phone runs slower you know
why:
Tip 1: Google Maps: If you can
live without it the phone will be
much more stable.. (Maybe
using mapquest as an
alternative) However if you
really do need Google Maps
note the newer versions require
much more resources than the
older ones.
If you must have google maps
try an older version rather than
maps 5+
Google Maps 4.7
Brut Maps based on Maps v4.6
Tip 2: Facebook: Well I can't
say facebook was ever fast on
our slow Dream, but the most
resent versions run an "Upload
Service" 24/7 in the
background eating much
unnecessary ram.. v1.6.4 is the
newest version I know of
without this behavior.
Tip 3: Apps2SD, well best to
keep apps you want to use
frequently of quickly on the
system, but to enable
Apps2SDext if you have an ext
partition here are the directions:
> goto settings->Applications-
>Development
> Check SD-EXT
> Reboot
> Now you can use the Manager
Applications screen to move
apps to/from sd-ext .. if you
want sd-ext to be the default
install location choose it in
Settings->Applications-
>Preferred install Location
> Data2sd will move all your
application data to the sd-ext
partition.. this will significantly
slow down the phone thus best
to leave unchecked.
Tip 4: SuperUser
The system by default prevents
the update of superuser or
anything signed with the same
key (such as superuser elite); to
temporary lift this restriction
goto Settings->Applications-
>Development and check
Update Superuser.
This will allow superuser to be
updated, superuser elite to be
installed/updated until reboot.
This ensures no application can
change Superuser.apk on your
behalf when you do not expect
it thus can't grant themselves
superuser access.
Tip 5: EzGb Extras
Settings->EzGingerbread Extras
This menu has historic "Spare
Parts" funcitons, as well as
other performance
enhancements.
> Configure PowerWidget allows
you to configure the powerbar
widgets, when you are done
configuring either reboot, or
rotate the display to re-set the
widget and see the update
> Incoming Call TouchUI -
enables the slide to answer/end
calls when a call comes in,
rather than only being able to
use send/end hardware buttons
> Busybox NTP Cliemt - If your
phone is not keeping time, even
with the sync to network time
enabled, checking this may help
keep the phone in sync with
earthly time
> CPU Speeds, This lets you
overclock and under volt, I
recommend setting Min speed
to 128000, leave Max screen
off 480000, and max screen on
may either stay 528000, or very
slightly overclock to 537600. If
you want the settings to apply
after your next boot tap "Apply
On Boot" if you have problems
with the settings, before the
screen turns off after boot enter
this screen and tap "Reset CPU
Settings" before rebooting
again.
> Compcache RAM Usage, sets
the amount of compcache,
keep this as low as possible but
not so low background services
keep restarting.
> Use KSM Module, this may
improve ram usage if checked,
however may also slightly
increase CPU usage and reduce
battery life (all three results are
very slight and thus hard to
notice) no restart is required so
test when/if it works best for
you
> Window/Transition
animatinos, since froyo
animation times have been
increased.. many find speeding
these up make the rom feel
more responsive as they are
historically used to.
> End button behavior: choose
"go to sleep"
> Haptic feedback/Compatibility
Mode .. most will leave these
alone
Tip 6: Surface Dithering:
Well this is a trade off [Settings-
>Display->Surface Dithering] if
its checked the display may
loose some more frames than if
unchecked.. but some people
rather loose the frames than
see the artifacts left by skipping
the dither, choose your poison
and reboot
Tip 7: sync: disable what you
can
Go into settings -> Accounts
&sync
Tap your Google Id. Unless
otherwise needed, unchecked
Sync Picasa Web Albums, and
Books
If you have Google plus you
may also wish to disable Sync
Instant Upload.
Historic versions, and additional
addons can be found below in
post 2
Kernels:
Regarding kernels: If you are
looking for stand alone kernels
(sometimes there is an update
between official releases; or for
use in other roms):
See the Stand Alone Kernel Post
The Stand Alone Kernel Post
contains both the ezgb-2636
kernels and links to the tags in
github they are built from.
Developers:
Developer's Guide (How to build
ezGingerbread and the
ezgb2636 kernel) is now on
GitHub:
https://github.com/ezterry/
manifest-...ad/README.mkdn
Includes instructions to fetch
and build from source both
ezGingerbread and its related
kernel.
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