i test the radio, and the bluetooth was enabled, and then phone restarted also. then bluetooth not working liao.... em....

Hi Guys, I've revert back to Dashblack's 2.3 Extreme App2SD Edition Rom from Cyanogen 7.0.3 (Android 2.3.3) v.3.1 and v.3.4 + hotfix.

I've tried all of Cyanogen 7.0.3 roms (from v. * test2.99 to the latest, v.3.4 + hotfix and also MADTEAMS, Motafoca and Blackdash's ROMS)

My reviews of the roms :

1) Cyanogen 7.0.3 :

a) advantages :

i) More apps to use.
ii) GPS (satellite) locking very fast and strong.
iii) More user's personalizations and tweaks.
iv) More advanced apps

b) disadvantages :

i) lags
ii) some apps still not working like radio and papago freezes, some videos and audio files cannot play.
iii) battery drains very fast even with sensor off
iv) more wake ups
v) frequently auto boot
vi) unstable (as it is still in development

2) Motafoca's 2.0.9 Final is stable, more functionality although not as advanced as Cyanogen Gingerbread.

3) Dashblack's 2.3 Extreme App2SD Edition Rom is stable too, but not as stable as Motafoca's 2.0.9 Final. But its Extreme App2SD works well and have lots of memory.

Dashblack is in the process of developing of a new rom, 2.4 which he says will be the best and fastest of all the froyo roms.

If you wants functionality with most apps , at the moment, Dashblack's 2.3 Extreme App2SD Edition is suitable.

But if you are not particular about some apps, Cyanogen Gingerbread should be nice. But you must be prepared to face frustrations as you won't know when the phone will reboot itself, especially when making a call as I have experienced this a few times.

Hope this will provide you guys some ideas about the roms.

Hi curiouso,

Just curious, what rom are you using now? and how do you find Cyanogen Gingerbread?

when i was on this rom, i got the wakeup bug with wifi on, and lag too. the battery was draining quite fast too even with auto sensors off.

cyanogen is gingerbread 2.3, but it's still in development stages and only for testing purposes. it isn't recommended for normal usage unless you don't need the standard functionality for froyo.

but if you are using your phone only for calls, sms, games, social networking, cyanogen rom is good.

Dashblack's 2.4 beta is out, but wifi and bluetooth does not turn on.

http://www.madteam.co/forum/index.php?/top...sed-mad-rom-24/

If I'm not wrong, Gingerbread 2.3 doesn't need GPS code and it locks satellite very fast. But using Papago on Cyanogen's rom is extremely lag and almost cannot be used.

BTW, I'm currently using Dashblack's 2.3 Extreme Apps2Sd. By far, (according to my experience), it's the best of all the roms. The other is Motafoca's 2.0.9 final. I choose Dashblack's because of its theme and memory. Stability wise, it's almost like 2.0.9 final.

I'm waiting for Blackdash's 2.4 stable version.

Just flash with SDcard inserted in the phone. After flashing do datawipe and root your phone. Done. But you must have partitioned your SD card first.

1. Use Papago.
2. Yes, it's free. GPS uses satellite and doesn't involve mobile data, therefore it's free and won't incur any charges from your mobile carrier.

3. Guide and setup :

a. Download link (Papago) : http://www.multiupload.com/TPFO9D5ZE6

b. Extract the file.

c. Insert the folder, NAVISEA, to your SDcard.

d. Install the apk file, PAPAGO_X5SEA to your phone.

4. Maps are already included.

5. If you want the latest maps, you can download here : http://www.sendspace.com/file/ge2rso

6. After downloaded the file, extract it and insert the file to your NAVISEA folder in you SDcard.

7. Instal from market :

a. GPS Test

b. GPS booster

8. Enable GPS One Xtra by typing this code : *#*#3214789650#*#* ( > gpsOneXTRA > Xtra Enable > Enable )

9. Every week, trigger download from satellites using the same code as above >Trigger Download X 3 times.

Done, enjoy your GPS!

Gingerbread doesn't require code to enable OneEXTRA. Just start Papago and use.

Hi Curiouso,

Are you still using Cyanogen mod? It seemed that its development for a stable and workable rom is still far away.

i'm still on dashblack's 2.3 extreme app2sd. to me so far it's the best of froyo roms other than motafoca's 2.0.9 final. i didn't flash to dashblack's 2.4 yet as it's not stable yet.

it's good to know that cyanogen has some progress (from your feedback).

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Added on June 8, 2011, 11:32 am>wireless & networks > Mobile network - Connect to the internet : tick /untick this box.

another method is install Quick Setting app from the market and use it to set.

This post has been edited by alexysc: Jun 8 2011, 11:32 AM

[quote=shadow111,Jun 8 2011, 02:06 PM]
problem is, there is no "connect to the internet" under mobile network for froyo...

but there is this option when i long press the "power button"..

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Added on June 8, 2011, 2:06 pm


how come no? is yours on official froyo rom? if yes, you should have that "MOBILE NETWORK connect to the internet" ...with a tick box beside it.

yup, yours is official rom. but strange that you don't have that connect to internet tick box...?

yup, i've got that selection,,, Mobile Network - connect to the internet tick box

yup, from kies. if not mistaken, on the 2nd day when it was officially available. my other G5 I used it to play around with other roms... motafoca, dashblack, cyanogen....

huhu...i bet it'll cost a fortune..!

this phone uses amoled techology. at the moment this technology is very expensive unless they mass-produce it. but it'll take time and definitely in the beginning it'll be very very expensive. if they can't lower the cost, then i think it'll stay as a concept phone because of the question of affordability.

hi curiouso,

i only can see v3.41 - includes v3.4+hotfix2 in the madteam's forum. where did u get this version.. cyanogen v0.4 hotfix 4 ?

i don't get it. do you mind to give me the link? thanks bro.