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Old 09-11-2008, 10:46 PM
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Re: Cook your own Custom Touch ROM
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Originally Posted by denasqu View Post
Well I figured out how to remove Quickmenu's % battery indicator from the title bar and enable the Task Manager there.
I deleted it from SYS and added the OEM.

Still would like to know where the settings were being made. DSM file?
In a RGU file. omj hides some of his tricks... Na, but the best way is to do what you did, delete from \sys and add to \oem... Once you set up qm on your device, export the key to get the same settings all the time!
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