The latest version. I did update from what was included in this custom ROM package.
[ROM+Kernel] MiRaGe-CM7.2-IHO (07132013)
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Re: You really need link2sd on this phone
But I dont have any space problems.... I have WAY more internal storage with this ROM than with the stock ROM. I do have an sdcard but like I mentioned i only install like 3 or 4 apps on this particular phone.
Re: You really need link2sd on this phone
You may have space on your card, but do you have space on all of the partitions that android uses? Do you know how to check? If any of them fills up, you are going to have issues. Titanium Backup says my total user apps and system data is 139.
Here is my partition usage with link2sd:
/dev/block/mtdblock5 164.5M 99.5M 65.0M 60% /system
/dev/block/mtdblock6 178.9M 142.4M 36.4M 80% /data
/dev/block/mtdblock1 110.1M 68.7M 41.5M 62% /cache
/dev/block/mtdblock1 110.1M 68.7M 41.5M 62% /data/dalvik-cache
/dev/block/vold/179:2 3.8G 385.7M 3.2G 11% /data/sdext2
/dev/block/vold/179:1 11.1G 1.7G 9.4G 15% /mnt/sdcard
You may have space on your card, but do you have space on all of the partitions that android uses? Do you know how to check? If any of them fills up, you are going to have issues. Titanium Backup says my total user apps and system data is 139.
Here is my partition usage with link2sd:
/dev/block/mtdblock5 164.5M 99.5M 65.0M 60% /system
/dev/block/mtdblock6 178.9M 142.4M 36.4M 80% /data
/dev/block/mtdblock1 110.1M 68.7M 41.5M 62% /cache
/dev/block/mtdblock1 110.1M 68.7M 41.5M 62% /data/dalvik-cache
/dev/block/vold/179:2 3.8G 385.7M 3.2G 11% /data/sdext2
/dev/block/vold/179:1 11.1G 1.7G 9.4G 15% /mnt/sdcard
I wish I knew this before I just tried to update. Maybe I can restore my nandroid backup and try it.
Re: You really need link2sd on this phone
Ah, sorry I misunderstood your earlier post. I will check all partitions when I get home.
Re: You really need link2sd on this phone
So are the cache partitions the problem? Link2SD will help solve this?
Code:
C:\Program Files\Android SDK\sdk\platform-tools> adb shell
# df
df
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
tmpfs 217880 44 217836 0% /dev
tmpfs 217880 0 217880 0% /mnt/asec
tmpfs 217880 0 217880 0% /mnt/obb
/dev/block/mtdblock5 203776 99752 104024 49% /system
/dev/block/mtdblock6 203776 70384 133392 35% /data
/dev/block/mtdblock1 68864 62000 6864 90% /cache
/dev/block/mtdblock1 68864 62000 6864 90% /data/dalvik-cache
/dev/block/mtdblock6 203776 70384 133392 35% /cache/download
/dev/block/vold/179:1
7741416 1691560 6049856 22% /mnt/sdcard
/dev/block/vold/179:1
7741416 1691560 6049856 22% /mnt/secure/asecSo are the cache partitions the problem? Link2SD will help solve this?
Re: You really need link2sd on this phone
Hmm...just for kicks I went into recovery and cleared cache and dalvik-cache, then checked and the used/free space is still the same.
Hmm...just for kicks I went into recovery and cleared cache and dalvik-cache, then checked and the used/free space is still the same.
Re: You really need link2sd on this phone
I tried Link2SD but it didn't help with the cache partitions.
I tried Link2SD but it didn't help with the cache partitions.
Re: You really need link2sd on this phone
I haven't posted here in a long time, but saw your struggles and couldn't help myself: Link2SD is indeed great (I am an avid user) but there is a particular problem it doesn't solve, when Play Store doesn't have enough cache space to complete download of a large app - even though there is otherwise plenty internal storage. Your problem sounds like this.
The solution is a small free app in the Play Store called MarketFix by Felipe Aron. It temporarily relocates the Play Store cache to SD - not sdext, just regular SD. After successful installation of the troublesome app, you can uninstall MarketFix.
I haven't used it in a long time, so I don't know if it's compatible with the latest Play Store version. But give it a shot. Make sure you get the right app (MarketFix in one word), as there are others with similar names that perform completely different functions.
I hope this does it.
I haven't posted here in a long time, but saw your struggles and couldn't help myself: Link2SD is indeed great (I am an avid user) but there is a particular problem it doesn't solve, when Play Store doesn't have enough cache space to complete download of a large app - even though there is otherwise plenty internal storage. Your problem sounds like this.
The solution is a small free app in the Play Store called MarketFix by Felipe Aron. It temporarily relocates the Play Store cache to SD - not sdext, just regular SD. After successful installation of the troublesome app, you can uninstall MarketFix.
I haven't used it in a long time, so I don't know if it's compatible with the latest Play Store version. But give it a shot. Make sure you get the right app (MarketFix in one word), as there are others with similar names that perform completely different functions.
I hope this does it.
Re: You really need link2sd on this phone
I was having some problems myself with market, but it ended being that the dalvik-cache was taking up all my space in the cache directory so while packages were able to download, they weren't able to install. Using Link2SD I was able to move the dalvik-cache off of internal memory and my market problems cleared up.
I was having some problems myself with market, but it ended being that the dalvik-cache was taking up all my space in the cache directory so while packages were able to download, they weren't able to install. Using Link2SD I was able to move the dalvik-cache off of internal memory and my market problems cleared up.
Yes, I agree, Link2SD absolutely helps in that way to reduce cache usage. And I've hardly had any storage problems since I began using it, I think almost two years ago.
But my wife, who has the same phone and same ROM, but uses way more apps, including some cache hogs, occasionally ran into this issue installing new apps or updates. And MarketFix provides that temporary relief, by shifting the cache to SD, so the download can complete.
If Link2SD is used, it will still take over after installation, moving the apk, library and dalvik files to sdext, and thus keeping more cache and internal storage available.
But my wife, who has the same phone and same ROM, but uses way more apps, including some cache hogs, occasionally ran into this issue installing new apps or updates. And MarketFix provides that temporary relief, by shifting the cache to SD, so the download can complete.
If Link2SD is used, it will still take over after installation, moving the apk, library and dalvik files to sdext, and thus keeping more cache and internal storage available.
Has anyone noticed that choosing a different performance selection in the Cyan mod section, does not stick when the phone is rebooted? To be honest, my VM did that before with BobZ 7.2 mod. I thought applying this rom (which has been great) would eliminate the need to constantly have to go back and re-apply what I want.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Oh my god i'm such a dumb ***. The box was not checked because I read it as "restore setting" box. Really...I am smarter than that 
Re: You really need link2sd on this phone
Just saw your message....thanks for the suggestion! I will give it a shot!
BTW - any update regarding the Bluetooth issue (draining battery at an insane rate)? If that were fixed this ROM would be perfect!
I work around the problem right now by using Tasker to turn off BT radio if it's disconnected for a few minutes.
I work around the problem right now by using Tasker to turn off BT radio if it's disconnected for a few minutes.
Re: You really need link2sd on this phone
I watched my free space using "adb shell" while installing updates and indeed the cache partition gets to 100% utilized which triggers the "package file invalid" error. Not sure why MarketFix didn't work for me. (I even tried enabling it a second time, rebooting, etc.)
I also didn't have luck with Link2SD and having it try to relocate the cache partition to SD card. Maybe I need to completely wipe this phone and start over....something may be screwed up somewhere....
Well, I installed MarketFix, started it, and clicked the button to have it do its magic. I then went to the Market and tried updating apps, but they failed just like before.
I watched my free space using "adb shell" while installing updates and indeed the cache partition gets to 100% utilized which triggers the "package file invalid" error. Not sure why MarketFix didn't work for me. (I even tried enabling it a second time, rebooting, etc.)
I also didn't have luck with Link2SD and having it try to relocate the cache partition to SD card. Maybe I need to completely wipe this phone and start over....something may be screwed up somewhere....
Re: You really need link2sd on this phone
For the Play installation problem, what I ended up doing was to move the /cache/download directory to the SD card at /data/sdext2, then created a link back to the original location. That way all of Play's app installs went to the SD card. It worked perfectly - the only catch was that Link2SD would no longer report the correct size of the /cache partition. (I emailed the author, and he said it sounded like a bug. I haven't heard back from him.)
For the Play installation problem, what I ended up doing was to move the /cache/download directory to the SD card at /data/sdext2, then created a link back to the original location. That way all of Play's app installs went to the SD card. It worked perfectly - the only catch was that Link2SD would no longer report the correct size of the /cache partition. (I emailed the author, and he said it sounded like a bug. I haven't heard back from him.)
Re: [ROM+Kernel] MiRaGe-CM7.2-IHO
Hi everybody,
I just wanted to say thanks to mrg666. I recently switched from the LG Optimus Elite to the LG Optimus V and just flashed this rom.
It is way snappier than the stock and another rom that I tried, however I have one issue.
My 3G data speeds measured in speedtest dropped from around 1-2mbs to around 40-60kbps from stock to Mirage. Status bar 2G/3G indicator app shows that I am on the 3G network..
I did a search through the thead and didn't see any similar post. Has anybody experienced and possibly have any potential solutions/suggestions.
Thanks again.
Hi everybody,
I just wanted to say thanks to mrg666. I recently switched from the LG Optimus Elite to the LG Optimus V and just flashed this rom.
It is way snappier than the stock and another rom that I tried, however I have one issue.
My 3G data speeds measured in speedtest dropped from around 1-2mbs to around 40-60kbps from stock to Mirage. Status bar 2G/3G indicator app shows that I am on the 3G network..
I did a search through the thead and didn't see any similar post. Has anybody experienced and possibly have any potential solutions/suggestions.
Thanks again.
Re: [ROM+Kernel] MiRaGe-CM7.2-IHO
Absolutely love this build, only drawback for me personally is i noticed my voice recognition typing for texts is gone
THANKS MRG666
Absolutely love this build, only drawback for me personally is i noticed my voice recognition typing for texts is gone
THANKS MRG666
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