iNew v3 1.1.5 ROM

[wilsey]

Thank you for your work!
Okay, i downloaded the new version,
copied it to my SD card and tried it with my 'old' (no-touch) CWM. that failed with symlink error (Status 7)
then i updated to the Touch recovery (very nice) and got the same error:

Code:

Erasing System files...
Copying System files...
Symlinking...
symlink: some symlinks failed
E:Error in /sdcard/CXQ_iNew_1.1.5_reup.zip
(Status 7)
Installation aborted.

What am i doing wrong?

Hmmmmmm , Am not sure why you are having issues , Do you have ADB installed ?

Using a command window , when you get that error can you pull me a recovery log to see what the issue is.

the command to pull it is : adb pull tmp/recovery.log

If you need me to go into more detail for just reply and i will write you a short guide.

[Loonix]

Okay, it was the 'Pioneer spirit' that got me.
Changing to 'Tsunami' worked, after that your kindly repacked and improved update flashed without a hitch!
Pulling a log now seems overkill (before i was not able to access logcat so i guess the ADB on the device was bugged
As i said, pioneer spirit and no clue xD

Thank you again a lot wilsey!

[wilsey]

Excellent, Glad you got it sorted

[nikstar]

At 77% of charging my battery had 4.2 Voltage, but at 100% it fell to the 4.03 V .... How is that even possible

All the phones when are charged to 100% and keep them on the charger they will start discharging and after a period of time they will start the charging up to 4,2.
So if you keep the phone on the charger it will do cycles like the one I described before.
Each cycle takes about 1,5 hours.

At iNew the charge reaches to maximum at 87% and after a while it will jump to 100%.
The behavior you described before (at 77%) is usually happens when you reconnect your phone to the charger when you phone's battery is almost full.

[skully]

At 77% of charging my battery had 4.2 Voltage, but at 100% it fell to the 4.03 V .... How is that even possible

All the phones when are charged to 100% and keep them on the charger they will start discharging and after a period of time they will start the charging up to 4,2.
So if you keep the phone on the charger it will do cycles like the one I described before.
Each cycle takes about 1,5 hours.

At iNew the charge reaches to maximum at 87% and after a while it will jump to 100%.
The behavior you described before (at 77%) is usually happens when you reconnect your phone to the charger when you phone's battery is almost full.

My phone was at 14% when I connected the phone to the wall charger. I looked at him at 77% and as I said it was 4.2V. I left it like that and went to sleep. In the morning it was 100% and 4.03. I know that he discharging after a period of time but that is not normal to lose 0.2V..

[nikstar]

I do not know what "normal" is, but it could be a drop of 0,2v before it start to charge again.
There is a thin line between this and a counted cycle. Keep on mind that lithium batteries have limited cycles per life and if you are wasting a lot of them during charging them at night, you will lose more of a half of its life.
So my opinion is to put it on the charger a 2-3 hours before you go to sleep and remove it from the charger when it is ready.

[junkpod]

In a customized version i would be happy wirh the kitkat exchange and email and google calendar.

[Filko84]

I can't update with latest touch recovery.

Can't mount SD (i do not use)
Can't mount internal.

Do I have to use SD card or I can update from internal storage?

[Volpix]

[wilsey]