Re: OMJ's HTC EVO 2.2 Custom ROM v3.4 | FroYo 3.29.651.5 | *Updated 9/24/10*
 

thanks , I will try it now :D

Re: OMJ's HTC EVO 2.2 Custom ROM v3.4 | FroYo 3.29.651.5 | *Updated 9/24/10*
 

What the difference between Deodexed and Odexed roms? Is one better than the other or minor differences?

Re: OMJ's HTC EVO 2.2 Custom ROM v3.4 | FroYo 3.29.651.5 | *Updated 9/24/10*
 

Thanks, man.

I did see the fix a little earlier, havnt tried it yet because I am back on the HTC lockscreen. If this fix works well without any hitches that would be great. Looks like I am off to remove the HtcLockScreen.apk to try it out.

Re: OMJ's HTC EVO 2.2 Custom ROM v3.4 | FroYo 3.29.651.5 | *Updated 9/24/10*
 

Whats the best way to backup my (1) Exchange and (4) Gmail accounts every time i burn a new ROM version without retyping in the login/password info each time?

Thanks

Re: OMJ's HTC EVO 2.2 Custom ROM v3.4 | FroYo 3.29.651.5 | *Updated 9/24/10*
 

Deodexed ROMs have their .apk's (which are basically the application packages) repackaged in a certain way. An "odex" can be thought of as a collection of parts of applications that have been pulled out and optimized before booting. This speeds up the boot process - in a way, it preloads part of the applications - but it also makes hacking those apps difficult because part of the original code is already extracted somewhere else.

Deodexing is just a process of putting those pieces back into the original applications. It takes a while to extract those parts and build the .dex cache (aka Dalvik cache), but only because the relevant parts aren't in an easy-to-access place for the system. The advantage of this is that an app can be modified effectively and the developer doesn't have to worry about conflicts from the separate odex part of the code.

So, short version: "Deodexed" ROMs have all their apps put back together. If an app can be themed, for example, a deodexed version of that app will not get messed up when the modified .apk tries to mesh with the odex of the original un-modified .apk. Because it's not there.

If you want an aftermarket theme, you need a deodexed ROM. I'm not sure if deodexing can be done to individual apps within a non-deodexed ROM.

I go with Deodexed myself.... Hope this helps. Take longer to boot but honestly I dont see much of a difference. Depends on RoMs and themese if there on there.

Re: OMJ's HTC EVO 2.2 Custom ROM v3.4 | FroYo 3.29.651.5 | *Updated 9/24/10*
 

You can access it by going to Menu\Settings\Language and Keyboard\Touch Input settings\User dictionary.
I know you are looking for it's storage point. When I back it up via Titanium it's called com.android.provider.userdictionary (or smthng close)
That exact file only shows up on my SD card via Titanium when I use a file explorer to search for it. No where else in system is that exact file name.
UserDictionary is an apk in system/app so maybe it's part of that? Seems it would have to be.
Why are you looking for it? Like I said it can be accessed within the OS and backed up via TiBackup or another back up app.
Hope that helps.

EDIT: Well crap. I always back up userdictionary but never bothered to restore it till now. Despite TiBackup saying it did there was nothing there. Another back up may do a better job?

Re: OMJ's HTC EVO 2.2 Custom ROM v3.4 | FroYo 3.29.651.5 | *Updated 9/24/10*
 

Other than whats listed on the first page, is there any other reason to flash 3.4?

Re: OMJ's HTC EVO 2.2 Custom ROM v3.4 | FroYo 3.29.651.5 | *Updated 9/24/10*
 

Well it is built off of a different base.
JUST flashed it but seems really quick.
Nand, wipe, try it out :D

Re: OMJ's HTC EVO 2.2 Custom ROM v3.4 | FroYo 3.29.651.5 | *Updated 9/24/10*
 

Yeah, I know the drill. Guess I am just being lazy.

Re: OMJ's HTC EVO 2.2 Custom ROM v3.4 | FroYo 3.29.651.5 | *Updated 9/24/10*
 

I was running OMJ froyo 2.2 v2.1 and I attempted to install OMJ 2.2 v3.4 on my evo. Every time i tried it said Install aborted? can anyone help me?