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Originally Posted by Jinnai
Here's something strange I've found, and not sure if it's limited to the Verizon hardware or not. If I add a shortcut to VistaHide Battery Gauge in the startup (a 12k executable that uses 1k of memory) then TF3D will not start on boot. It tries but fails with no error message. In fact, it won't start after boot either. But if I remove the Battery Gauge from the startup, then TF3D starts just fine and I can run the Battery Gauge manually afterward and everything works great. Not sure if it's a memory complaint due to being Verizon hardware (though doubtful given how small it is) or just a bug with 6.5 and TF3D together, since it worked fine under 6.1 having it in startup.
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Get rid of vistahide battery gauge, it completely breaks when you flip to landscape mode. DCI battery meter is the exact same thing but does not lag the phone in landscape mode. Ask me how I know
