[BUILD] **Complete Froyo Bundle!!** FRX06 - "Stable" - Minor Fixes - Page 55

**ndno** · #**541** (**permalink**) 04-05-2011, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by ashthrey

i have everything downloaded, what rhod do I use? I have a sprint touch pro 2. I used rhod400 but when i start android os i boot up in airplane mode. cant get to connect?

Take out your SIM card.

22stars · #**542** (**permalink**) 04-05-2011, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Rob6722

Is there an android app that I can download to reboot my TP2 so I can easily reboot the phone back into my Windows Mobile system?

press and hold the end key.

djxtreme504 · #**543** (**permalink**) 04-05-2011, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Rob6722

Is there an android app that I can download to reboot my TP2 so I can easily reboot the phone back into my Windows Mobile system?

Try Quickboot. It also lets you reboot the Android UI.

22stars · #**544** (**permalink**) 04-05-2011, 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by djxtreme504

Try Quickboot. It also lets you reboot the Android UI.

maybe you can help me with this, been messing with it and i have found no way to just reboot the Android UI - even with Quickboot...

...unless of course i'm doing something wrong. All it does for me is boot back to WinMo, and that's getting obnoxious.

**arrrghhh** · #**545** (**permalink**) 04-05-2011, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by 22stars

maybe you can help me with this, been messing with it and i have found no way to just reboot the Android UI - even with Quickboot...

...unless of course i'm doing something wrong. All it does for me is boot back to WinMo, and that's getting obnoxious.

Why do you want to reboot the Android UI? killall zygote works, but it's a freakin mess - and really not necessary, unless you're changing things like JIT - or something else that would require a reboot of the system.

22stars · #**546** (**permalink**) 04-05-2011, 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Why do you want to reboot the Android UI? killall zygote works, but it's a freakin mess - and really not necessary, unless you're changing things like JIT - or something else that would require a reboot of the system.

to tell you the truth ... solid laziness. that's it.

just trying to avoid booting into WinMo altogether, been watching the NAND threads closely

**arrrghhh** · #**547** (**permalink**) 04-05-2011, 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by 22stars

to tell you the truth ... solid laziness. that's it.

just trying to avoid booting into WinMo altogether, been watching the NAND threads closely

I'm not getting it apparently. Why reboot the Android UI? Because you're lazy? That makes no sense... Just stay in Android seems like the easiest option

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Gen.Y takes some pain out of rebooting as well.

22stars · #**548** (**permalink**) 04-05-2011, 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by arrrghhh

I'm not getting it apparently. Why reboot the Android UI? Because you're lazy? That makes no sense... Just stay in Android seems like the easiest option

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no no no, the fact of laziness comes in where IF i have to reboot for any reason, be it laggy behavior, bad behavior, or after a bckup, or to verify any changes i may have made to my own set up (like downloading new kernels or dropping in the GPS fix that you pointed out the other day in another thread) ... i'd rather just bypass WinMo altogether, if possible. just rebooting the Android UI instead of having to go through the booting of two separate systems, you know?

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Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Gen.Y takes some pain out of rebooting as well.

fair enough.

**arrrghhh** · #**549** (**permalink**) 04-05-2011, 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by 22stars

no no no, the fact of laziness comes in where IF i have to reboot for any reason, be it laggy behavior, bad behavior, or after a bckup, or to verify any changes i may have made to my own set up (like downloading new kernels or dropping in the GPS fix that you pointed out the other day in another thread) ... i'd rather just bypass WinMo altogether, if possible. just rebooting the Android UI instead of having to go through the booting of two separate systems, you know?

Ah, yea. I find myself rebooting very rarely, only when to update basically - and some things you can't update within Android, so you'll have to update them in WinMo.

NAND is promising, but still has a lot of work to get it up to snuff. I'm excited for it, but it's not there for daily use IMHO.

22stars · #**550** (**permalink**) 04-05-2011, 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Ah, yea. I find myself rebooting very rarely, only when to update basically - and some things you can't update within Android, so you'll have to update them in WinMo.

NAND is promising, but still has a lot of work to get it up to snuff. I'm excited for it, but it's not there for daily use IMHO.

yeah, like i said, just lazy - it really isn't that big of a deal anyway, just wanted to simplify things even further for myself

i've been trying to keep up on NAND, and yes, it looks quite promising - though i'm not quite ready to take the testing plunge on that one, seeing as how i have no idea what i'm doing in regards to development. that, and i need to have a daily use phone, so far for stability i've been relying on the last frx05 release and the kernels you have been putting up for testing from Wistilt - so far i haven't had any problems with them, otherwise i would have more to report lol