Jasonkhoo - Read this : http://www.simplehelp.net/2009/09/28/how-t...all-apps-on-it/

If you are familiar with ADB and have installed Android SDK on PC - it is not a difficult process

Or as proposed earlier if you have Paragon Partition Manager - use it



This post has been edited by benny888: Mar 15 2011, 09:53 PM

The CSL i300 battery is similar to Nokia BL6F - why negative effect - same type of battery ?? There are 2 types of N95 : BL5F n BL6F - get the BL6F

Why would you want to remove Google account - without it you cannot access Market to download apps - is a compulsory requirement. It is also very useful to sync contacts/calendars if you have such in your Gmail account. Unless you are downloading illegal/warez apps from elsewhere, than no comments
You will be missing a lot of Android experience without the Google account , example voice activated features - search, voice navigation , speech to text etc

This post has been edited by benny888: Mar 15 2011, 10:00 PM

For those interested : Top 2 Quadrant scores on Phantom King v2 ( stock status ) after 5 runs ; lowest recorded was 964

Actually I don't see much difference , if any between Phantom King v2 against v1. Noticeable difference is the quadrant scores - the highest I ever recorded on v1 was 938
I'd like to know what was change in v2 , but no changelog available yet

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Added on March 15, 2011, 11:59 pmYou mean upgrade ?? You can now upgrade anytime to 2.2 or 2.3 - choice is yours

This post has been edited by benny888: Mar 15 2011, 11:59 PM

You do have a point

If you have backup stock CSL original rom, just use it. It is NOT necessary to flash the stock Spice rom . I have tested both

That's why I say in the beginning, for those who have yet start to flash any cook rom, ALWAYS backup a copy of the original CSl rom. It is very useful.

During my tests, I noted a strange occurrence BUT it is not repetitive - sometimes you will lose your network, sometimes you will not.
Losing network means you cannot call/SMS/no data - Call settings are greyed out.
Sometimes, you can reset the network by just settings/wireless network/mobile networks - tick n untick n tick " Always connect to Mobile". But at times it just cannot work. So the only solution was flash back the original CSL then flash new rom

I flash my latest Phantom King v2 straight from King v1 without any issues

I'd said that is actually no hard and fast rule - I realized this after testing several options. But the GOLDEN guide is always flash back to stock than to new rom - just follow this if you are not confident

Consolation - unlikely you will ever brick your phone. So don't worry - experiment it yourself

He means go UP and not DOWN to lower Android versions of 1.6 and below ( he is quoting you the 2 dessert names of the lower versions )

Swype has on 10 March released new registrations for beta testers. Log in at beta.swype.com to register. Using your email and password , you can always have access to download their latest updates - no need to worry about your version expiring and not working or hunting all over the internet for latest apk

This registration is on limited time offer - do it before expiry

10th March 2011, Kuala Lumpur – Spice CSL International Sdn. Bhd (“Spice CSL”) and Universal Music Malaysia have entered into a partnership to provide to provide consumers music on CSL phones at an elaborate Press Conference held at Luna Bar, Kuala Lumpur. This partnership marks a key step a rebranding initiatives that Spice CSL will be rolling out internationally in the coming months.

The Musicpartnership enables both parties to leverage on Spice CSL’s wide reach of mobile handsets in the ASEAN countries as well as Universal Music’s position as the world’s leading music labels to market and distribute music on Spice CSL’s new music portal, Sound Cube. As a result, customers will be entitled to download music for free via Sound Cube. Sound Cube will be rolled out in stages, starting off with Malaysia.

Full report :

http://www.cslsoundcube.com//spice-CSL-tog...c-malaysia.html

PapagoX5 works perfectly on mine. No issues. GPS lockup very fast, few secs only

Which steps have you been following - maybe errors in those steps ? Or please list down here

That was my first Cyanogen rom I tested. You are asking a strange question or I misunderstood you. In ALL android smartphones, when you flash any new rom, after a successful reboot you will always be greeted with the Android mascot and you have to tap on it first to get setup started

You mean you have successful flash and rebooted. At the opening screen of Android mascot - you cannot proceed further ? Touch screen freeze at this point ?

Take out battery ; wait 10 sec - put battery back. Boot into recovery mode ( camera+vol up+power ) : Wipe dalvik cache, Wipe wipe cache partition, wipe data/factory reser - then select reboot system

NO need - the phone itself has a default recovery builtin - is only more basic. But after you have your phone successfully flash, better install a proper more features recovery from rom manager

You mean no recovery ?? Not possible-lah ! Or after wipe cache, factory reset - still cannot ? Than, really dunno. Flash back to stock rom first and try again ?

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Added on March 16, 2011, 11:55 pmOnly Phantom King v1 has flashlight issue. V2 has solve it - working well

This post has been edited by benny888: Mar 16 2011, 11:55 PM

[quote=zahidee,Mar 17 2011, 12:03 AM]
[quote=benny888,Mar 16 2011, 11:54 PM]
You mean no recovery ?? Not possible-lah ! Or after wipe cache, factory reset - still cannot ? Than, really dunno. Flash back to stock rom first and try again ?

did wipe cache, factory reset bla bla....still not working.
this is my 5th times flashing stock rom,in order to get froyo in my device
really headache.
or do i need to root the stock rom 1st before flashing custom rom?

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You mean you did not root ?? You need to root in order to flash roms. Use z4root - just few seconds only to do it

Is OK as long as rom manger installed. Do a backup first of stock rom before flashing

I have explained in an earlier post that :
- most old apps if not being develop to be install on card will be install on phone memory. Such apps , you need to " force move" at settings/applications/app
- some apps are not recommended to be installed on card eg system utilities, widgets - by default will install in phone memory. Some cannot be force move , while some can - depend again on developer

How do you know whether your ext3 being used to install apps ?

Use the free app Quick system Pro - see pic below : A2SD storage - I have allocate 1 GB to ext - note about 370 MB being used for apps. Internal storage about 120 MB taken up due to apps not install on ext partition - these include data too, cache etc. System storage reserved for default apps/system apps/core apps - these will reduce if you use eg Titanium Backup to remove



See some pics below where i show you how to know whether your apps are being install on fat or ext3 ?

Settings/Applications - on sd card tab : you see 2 apps - these 2 apps appear here as it is install on FAT partition. If it is install on ext3 - you will not see it here


Look at this app : the "move to sd" is NOT grey - this means this app can force install to card but it will be on the FAT partition NOT on EXT3


Look at this app : the "move to phone" is shown : this means this app I have force move to card and I can force move it back to phone


Look at these 2 app : move to sd card it is grey out : this means the apps was installed into the ext3 directly




So I hope you now understand how apps installation work - there is no blanket rule that all apps can be install only on FAT or only on EXT3 or phone memory. You need to understand the apps install features
I have said before, if you are using Phantom King rom. NO NEED to use any 3rd party apps to have apps2SD. The rom will auto allocate it accordingly. Those not - then you select force install from settings/applications

I also mentioned ext3 is hidden partition - cannot view the files in it on phone or on windows OS - why still ask same question all over again

This post has been edited by benny888: Mar 17 2011, 04:33 AM

Could it be hardware problem ?

You said you partition ext3 1 GB ?? What is the reading on Total ? It should be at least 0.89 GB just as mine

You said 35.66 MB - is this your free figure ?? - which is unlikely as even you install up to 200 apps you wont even use up to 800 MB

My only conclusion is your SD card is not partition correctly. I never use this Acronis software before - so cannot comment on it. Why don't you take the easy way and use rom manager to do it. Even at 512 MB - you can install more than 100 apps , which unlikely you will fill up as as I said many apps still do not have feature to install to hidden partition yet esp the old apps

Tell -lah ! What is the problem - please share

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Added on March 17, 2011, 7:27 pmWhat keyboard - no picture ?

This post has been edited by benny888: Mar 17 2011, 07:27 PM