What exactly is force closing chiahau?

I don't have too much time to play 7.0 yet but it's rock stable as far as I'm using it.

Actually I think it has something to do with 3rd party apps that screwed your ROM up

Same device, same ROM.. some people face issues and some people don't. So I think it has to be some other apps that's causing it...hmm

Nice number

I nearly flashed Leedroid 1.9 (when NextSense didn't get update for some time), but last minute I saw nextSense 6.0 (and it's 7.0 now), so maybe next time

Two things here, just want to make it clear:
1. ModInstall Location, is sort of forced froyo a2sd (to force apps to move to sd fat32) even if the application does not natively support it. It may have negative impact.

2. If you use A2SD+ instead of Froyo A2SD (or forced install with ModInstall), your apps is still visible even if you connect as Disk Drive to PC. A2SD+ and its ext2/3/4 partition is not affected, that's why I always think A2SD+ is a better choice. Why modinstall still in your ROM if it supports a2sd+? Maybe just give a choice to users

This post has been edited by samurai1337: Aug 26 2010, 03:17 AM

1. I think many forumers flashing different custom ROM many times, but they only rooted once.
2. You can always flash back to RUU (official HTC) ROM. It's not likely to fail as long as you follow the steps correctly
3. Rooting has no relation to battery power, it gives you root access so that you can flash custom ROM. Some custom ROM is claimed to be saving more battery
4. Depends on your data plan. Use NetCounter to keep track of your usage. But you shouldn't be too worried if you have 1GB/month or connect to wifi most of the time.

What kind of things you do to hit that usage? watching youtube all the time with your desire?

Ya I think you need the drivers for HTC Sync

Yes, no need to partition again.

You format...err...when you want to format it -.- If you want to change your partition size for instance

You can use your phone to format, just under "SD & Phone Storage" in setting

Yeah everything will be gone after formatting, so please backup. And you got to use Titanium backup as well to backup your sd-ext stuffs (accessing as Disk Drive in windows won't get you to sd-ext)

This post has been edited by samurai1337: Aug 26 2010, 06:49 PM

Ugliest widget of the century - Android default clock

The name of the widget is Analog clock, it should come with default sense or any ROM (unless your custom ROM removed it)

My SetCPU Settings

http://img72.imageshack.us/i/snap20100826171522.png
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Hand itchy as I feel like trying those vanilla-based ROM like OpenDesire

But I'm just wondering, the ROM is pretty much clean right? Can you guys survive without those fancy widgets from HTC? I don't know about you, but I can't survive without HTC's calendar, news and mail widgets. The default Android widgets aren't exactly eye-catching if you ask me

Tried to find equivalent widgets in market but there isn't any (free ones at least). Any recommendation?

AddOn: How's opendesire battery life btw?

This post has been edited by samurai1337: Aug 27 2010, 04:27 AM

No lag

Battery life during standby improves significantly, but when I'm on wifi surfing net, it's more or less the same as before (reducing 10%+/- per hour)

Automatically, I don't know

But Titanium Backup keeps my settings, and this APN (separate APN for MMS) works for me

Name - Maxis MMS
APN - unet
MMSC - http://172.16.74.100:10021/mmsc
MMS Proxy - 202.75.133.49
MMS Port - 80
MMS Protocol - WAP 2.0
MCC - 502
MNC - 12
APN Type - mms

Others leave blank.


sorry, didn't realize you're using Digi... lol

o/t: NextSense 7.1 is on the way Hopefully those minor bugs are fixed

This post has been edited by samurai1337: Aug 27 2010, 02:24 PM

Flashed to OpenDesire 3.6.1, the vanilla UI really gives a different user experience. It's not that bad, but it's really not that polished compare to the sense UI.

I can survive with it but I still think that Sense UI is the better option now - I think for me the HTC widgets (such as mail, calendar) are quite important. Kudos for HTC for making Sense UI relevant

OD gives a a quadrant score of about 1.5k during first run but somehow I feel it's more laggy (maybe the way the applications menu works)

I'll probably see myself using OD when HTC refuses any kind of update for Desire Gingerbread (which I really believe so) but there's one for OpenDesire.

For now, I nandroid back to NextSense 7.0 (and it works!), business as usual

No lagging with my setcpu settings

I'm using Interactive Governer (only in certain ROMs) though.. whenever my battery falls below 70% it will automatically downclock to 806Mhz, which I don't feel any lag either (maybe by a really, really small margin)

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Added on August 28, 2010, 3:32 pmI suppose Sense-based ROM is more suited for every-day use. Vanilla based ROMs dev are more into performance tuning / overclocking and stuffs. I'll stick with sense-based ROMs for some time

By spending some money on widgets, and flashing some theme-mods, I think OpenDesire can look nice too - but that's just too much efforts for now

This post has been edited by samurai1337: Aug 28 2010, 03:32 PM

welcome to the club... how's leedroid 1.9a? I am thinking to use Leedroid instead of NextSense now

No problem for me either. Can pause or play as I like

Good... maybe I should think about Leedroid ROM as well next time

"You can make these any size, but the most common setup is 32 MB linux-swap partition, 512 MB ext2 partition, and remaining free space as a fat32 partition. In order to work properly, the partitions must be created in this order: fat32, ext2, linux-swap."

http://androidandme.com/2009/08/news/how-t...ndroid-apps2sd/

Depends on ROM I think