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Neets
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  #427388 15-Jan-2011 12:33
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nofam: Successfully updated to Doc's XXJPY 7.9/Hardcore/JPY modem with Gen X theme - was very straight-forward.

A few questions for the guru's thought:

- Has anyone settled on an LCD density setting?
- Do those using the Speedmod kernel activate the startup tweaks?


I haven't begun looking into what all the fuss is over LCD density settings.
I'm also not much help with the Speedmod kernel.  I'm "stuck" on Trasig.  Just trying to wrap my head around how to flash via Odin another kernel or what, I'm now on CWM 3 and there's no update.zip for CWM 3, though Doc has offered to make one tomorrow if I can't find one.  And I can't.  Looked like Supercurio might have had one, he made a mention of it in Trasig's thread so I've sent him a tweet.

This ended up about me (again) Innocent

Oh yeah, I did respond to your question with nothing of significance ;-)  Sorry!




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  #427389 15-Jan-2011 12:35
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Neets:
nofam: Successfully updated to Doc's XXJPY 7.9/Hardcore/JPY modem with Gen X theme - was very straight-forward.

A few questions for the guru's thought:

- Has anyone settled on an LCD density setting?
- Do those using the Speedmod kernel activate the startup tweaks?


I haven't begun looking into what all the fuss is over LCD density settings.
I'm also not much help with the Speedmod kernel.? I'm "stuck" on Trasig.? Just trying to wrap my head around how to flash via Odin another kernel or what, I'm now on CWM 3 and there's no update.zip for CWM 3, though Doc has offered to make one tomorrow if I can't find one.? And I can't.? Looked like Supercurio might have had one, he made a mention of it in Trasig's thread so I've sent him a tweet.

This ended up about me (again) Innocent

Oh yeah, I did respond to your question with nothing of significance ;-)? Sorry!


Download SGS Kernel Flasher from the market, will get you off trasig's kernel.

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  #427397 15-Jan-2011 13:04
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wazz:
Neets:
nofam: Successfully updated to Doc's XXJPY 7.9/Hardcore/JPY modem with Gen X theme - was very straight-forward.

A few questions for the guru's thought:

- Has anyone settled on an LCD density setting?
- Do those using the Speedmod kernel activate the startup tweaks?


I haven't begun looking into what all the fuss is over LCD density settings.
I'm also not much help with the Speedmod kernel.? I'm "stuck" on Trasig.? Just trying to wrap my head around how to flash via Odin another kernel or what, I'm now on CWM 3 and there's no update.zip for CWM 3, though Doc has offered to make one tomorrow if I can't find one.? And I can't.? Looked like Supercurio might have had one, he made a mention of it in Trasig's thread so I've sent him a tweet.

This ended up about me (again) Innocent

Oh yeah, I did respond to your question with nothing of significance ;-)? Sorry!


Download SGS Kernel Flasher from the market, will get you off trasig's kernel.


Someone on Trasig's thread said to put Rom Manager on, pick the CWM and then go to recovery from Rom Manager and then you can flash whatever you like.  Might give that a crack.  I actually want to put his v666.2 kernel on.  I might be able to do that as things are given both are CWM3.

Thanks for the suggestion.  I did have a look and I know it's another option.  I'll have a crack later.  Also want to update to the latest beta version so might go back to a prior v69 kernel so I can flash a new rom.




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  #427398 15-Jan-2011 13:05
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Flashing a kernel with odin is a piece of cake. It's basically the same as flashing a rom.




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  #427399 15-Jan-2011 13:07
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nofam: Successfully updated to Doc's XXJPY 7.9/Hardcore/JPY modem with Gen X theme - was very straight-forward.

A few questions for the guru's thought:

- Has anyone settled on an LCD density setting?
- Do those using the Speedmod kernel activate the startup tweaks?


I use the startup tweaks with speedmod kernel. Haven't had any problems.




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  #427400 15-Jan-2011 13:07
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nofam: Successfully updated to Doc's XXJPY 7.9/Hardcore/JPY modem with Gen X theme - was very straight-forward.

A few questions for the guru's thought:

- Has anyone settled on an LCD density setting?
- Do those using the Speedmod kernel activate the startup tweaks?


 - the lower the better (apparently)  - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=765639

- I did. You need to go into cwr and choose Speedmod advanced options. Choose the ones that are recommended (they will have an "R" next to them), and maybe those that are optional too, up to you.

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  #427401 15-Jan-2011 13:07
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lokhor: Flashing a kernel with odin is a piece of cake. It's basically the same as flashing a rom.


Yeah, I just haven't read anywhere on Trasig's thread just what you use the .tar file as.

In the Beta rom kitchen is Trasig's newer kernel's.  Just selecting v666.2 now, but I'll have to get off his v666 kernel before I can flash the newly cooked rom.




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  #427404 15-Jan-2011 13:25
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Neets:
lokhor: Flashing a kernel with odin is a piece of cake. It's basically the same as flashing a rom.


Yeah, I just haven't read anywhere on Trasig's thread just what you use the .tar file as.

In the Beta rom kitchen is Trasig's newer kernel's.? Just selecting v666.2 now, but I'll have to get off his v666 kernel before I can flash the newly cooked rom.


Doc has updated his scripts to edify anyway, haven't tested it but they should work with CWM3.

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  #427493 15-Jan-2011 18:56
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wazz:
Neets:
lokhor: Flashing a kernel with odin is a piece of cake. It's basically the same as flashing a rom.


Yeah, I just haven't read anywhere on Trasig's thread just what you use the .tar file as.

In the Beta rom kitchen is Trasig's newer kernel's.? Just selecting v666.2 now, but I'll have to get off his v666 kernel before I can flash the newly cooked rom.


Doc has updated his scripts to edify anyway, haven't tested it but they should work with CWM3.


Yep, had no problems flashing the new rom using CWM3.  I wanted to flash the full Gen X theme so I went into recovery using Rom Manager which puts you back into CWM 2.5 and was able to flash the Gen X theme no problem.

So that's handy.  The only thing I noticed is that Rom Manager doesn't fully shut off the phone (you know the little haptic vibration you get when you phone is truly OFF) before going into recovery.




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  #427501 15-Jan-2011 19:53
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Neets: Someone the other day was talking about apps that are safe to remove.  I mentioned I'd saved a post about what you could remove "safely".  If you've not found the list, here it is.


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  #427507 15-Jan-2011 20:37
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Neets:
michaelmurfy: I keep having problems with my phone (And I am a long-term Android user) - basically the phone will totes loose signal, after a reboot the signal comes back but can't get a data connection, the 3rd reboot and everything is corrupted, force closes galore, have to reflash.

Annoying thing is it happens about once a week, and often happens at the worst possible times (when I am in a phonecall, on the bus, at a mates place etc) - Anyone got anything on this, or what will be causing this to happen?


Never happened to me.  I can't remember if you're Telecom or not.  I've not experienced any problems with phone calls or reception dropping out like the two of you have described.


Vodafone all the way, or at least for the next month.

Argh, hate taking my phone in for repair, I will see if it's fixed this time, if not - then it's back to the store it goes.




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  #427515 15-Jan-2011 21:24
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michaelmurfy:
Neets:
michaelmurfy: I keep having problems with my phone (And I am a long-term Android user) - basically the phone will totes loose signal, after a reboot the signal comes back but can't get a data connection, the 3rd reboot and everything is corrupted, force closes galore, have to reflash.

Annoying thing is it happens about once a week, and often happens at the worst possible times (when I am in a phonecall, on the bus, at a mates place etc) - Anyone got anything on this, or what will be causing this to happen?


Never happened to me.  I can't remember if you're Telecom or not.  I've not experienced any problems with phone calls or reception dropping out like the two of you have described.


Vodafone all the way, or at least for the next month.

Argh, hate taking my phone in for repair, I will see if it's fixed this time, if not - then it's back to the store it goes.


Does Vodafone promise the same connection in Northwood as the inner suburbs?  I don't know, just checking :)  Love the spelling.  I've had similar from Adobe support desk, their email etc goes to India and if only they'd run a spell check over their replies, it would make a difference.  I sympathise.




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  #427537 16-Jan-2011 00:02
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2degrees is great. I switched a while back and have no regrets.




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  #427549 16-Jan-2011 07:07
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Here's the spreadsheet which I was looking for of other apps you can safely remove.

https://spreadsheets.google.com/lv?key=0AsvaRyXaz9WkdGt1Qy1ZWU4tdHAyMm1GQ3JBQkhoMkE&authkey=CKD8l6sI




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  #427564 16-Jan-2011 08:51
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Am running Darky's 8.1 Gingerbread Edition ROM which now uses the latest Speedmod Kernel. Gotta say, it's super quick. It's how the Galaxy S should be!

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