Fresh Shift: Official Change Log (Updated 11/22/2011)

All changes in Fresh Shift.

4.1.1:

• Included V6 SuperCharger in /system/xbin/V6_SuperCharger_u8.sh for those who want to use it.
• Thanks to zeppelinrox for this. I am NOT the dev and won’t be supporting any questions with this script as it’s extensive. Please visit the original thread if you have any.
• Added Fresh Updater (v1.4.0)
• This will allow you to get fresh rom updates and mods straight from fresh updater
• Check http://link.geekfor.me/updater for help on using it
• Added some helpful text prompts to hopefully alleviate questions from when people don’t read the FAQ.
• Removed some deprecated options to clean up the menus
• NOTE: While you can still use fresh updater to download any updates/mods and then flash manually, it will only reboot and flash automatically if you’re using TWRP recovery. It will NOT work with clockwordmod to flash automatically.
• Downgraded busybox to 1.18.2 to resolve some scripting issues
• Updated DarkTremor apps2sd to 2.7.5.2-1
• NOTE: DarkTremor apps2sd is not working on the Shift. If you are getting issues with FC’s or your phone rebooting when you install apps then run: adb shell a2sd remove
• I’m looking in to this but I’ll most likely be removing it entirely as the dev for DT no longer supports it.
• Updated Vending/Market to 3.3.12
• Updated SuperUser to 3.0.7

4.1.0:

• Newest OTA from Sprint/HTC - 2.76.651.5
• Stock kernel (2.6.35.10 #1) modified only to allow root/remount/boot scripts/CIQ strip
• Stripped Carrier IQ (copy/paste from previous change log as this is still fairly new to most people):
  • Carrier IQ (aka CIQ, or just IQ) is a market research tool used by Sprint/HTC to see what the phones are being used for. You can find out more about Carrier IQ on their website.
  • Now there is a huge group of people out there that would tell you this is Sprint/HTC spying on us, and they are right. You can see an example of what type of information is gathered by looking at a sample report from Carrier IQ. It is essentially spyware and is tied in to practically every HTC application on our phone.
  • This isn’t new news and really isn’t a secret. Carriers gathering this information helps them see how the phones are being used and how they can improve them in the future. I didn’t decide to remove it because I have a tin foil hat on and I’m worried about what they’re collecting, although those people will certainly benefit. I chose to remove it because it has a number of services that are constantly running in the background and chew up quite a bit of CPU (and battery) at times.
  • While I haven’t gone as far as to remove the calls to it from every single application on the phone I have completely disabled and removed the service from the ramdisk, the binaries, and the libs. Thus if you happen to be the type that watches logcat you will see some errors saying individual applications can’t reach the service. Nothing to worry about.
  • Questions? Feel free to ask.
• Battery % in battery icon, stock battery
  
• Debugging icon and notification removed
  
• Native screenshot (hold power + press home button) – ported from swagstr
  
• Busybox with no ls color codes
• Bash shell
• Fully deodexed
• Fully zipaligned
• Superuser to 3.0.6
• ES File Explorer to 1.6.0.7
• Wifi Tether 3.1-beta 6
• Updated Gmail to 2.3.5.2
• Updated Voice Search to 2.1.4
• Updated YouTube to 2.2.116
• Updated Maps to 5.12.0
• Updated Market to 3.3.11
• Removed applications are copied to /sdcard/fresh-removed-apks4