PPCGeeks - [ROM] ROOTROM and Themed roms - Sense 2.5 - SMS/MMS - Sashimi Compliant

Okay, Ill jump ship...only because I want to try your ROM before I flash to NRG'z 27th update.

185MB jeez what a fat ROM.

flashing to stock first....I never flash a new rom unless I have flashed to stock first.

Yeah, my roms are pretty loaded with goodness. :)

I m J James

01-28-2010 03:28 PM

Re: [ROM] ROOTROM - SMS/MMS - Sashimi Compliant - ALL Carriers inc USCC - Jan 21 09

One thing I never really understood is this...when flashing to stock rom why is there a need to hardreset thereafter? Going through the stock setup screen is a pain in the ass especially twice...

WFG	01-28-2010 03:29 PM

Re: [ROM] ROOTROM - SMS/MMS - Sashimi Compliant - ALL Carriers inc USCC - Jan 21 09

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Originally Posted by I m J James (Post 1523417)

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One thing I never really understood is this...when flashing to stock rom why is there a need to hardreset thereafter? Going through the stock setup screen is a pain in the ass especially twice...

I usually never flash back to stock... I do what I call a "double flash" from my sd card i'll flash the rom of choice then after the OS installs (before customization) I'll throw in bootloader and flash again... I found this is just as effective (for me) and saves time...

I m J James

01-28-2010 03:40 PM

Re: [ROM] ROOTROM - SMS/MMS - Sashimi Compliant - ALL Carriers inc USCC - Jan 21 09

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Originally Posted by WFG (Post 1523477)

might have to try that method. But I do this just to keep my mind at ease. I have had my touch pro for around 9 months now with no hardware problems, and I wanna keep it that way. hehe

I m J James

01-28-2010 03:42 PM

Re: [ROM] ROOTROM - SMS/MMS - Sashimi Compliant - ALL Carriers inc USCC - Jan 21 09

btw I love your signature quote.

tx_jaycee

01-28-2010 03:43 PM

Re: [ROM] ROOTROM - SMS/MMS - Sashimi Compliant - ALL Carriers inc USCC - Jan 21 09

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Originally Posted by rootlinux (Post 1521656)

If anyone is using Sprint and using Fusion Voice mail it is not working.
Have been in contact with Phone Fusion and they say it is a Sprint issue and they are working on it.

In the mean time I have posted two more voice mail options on the DL main page.

I personally went with GoogleVoice voice mail features.
Transcribes the voice mail and texts it to you.

If anyone knows of or has seen a better app for Windows Mobile for Visual Voice Mail please let me know.

Phone Fusion app is great but all that is coming through on Sprint is static for now.
I want a Visual Google Voice app. :)

You could try Ribbit Mobile they are currently in open beta and just reconfigured their service to work with Sprint. I'm still testing it however.

http://www.ribbit.com/mobile/

I m J James

01-28-2010 03:46 PM

Re: [ROM] ROOTROM - SMS/MMS - Sashimi Compliant - ALL Carriers inc USCC - Jan 21 09

Shit forgot to change pagepool...to late it's already flashing. What's the Maxdarkrootcombo 23158 0125 page pool set at by default? Hopefully the default settings is fine.

rootlinux

01-28-2010 03:50 PM

Re: [ROM] ROOTROM - SMS/MMS - Sashimi Compliant - ALL Carriers inc USCC - Jan 21 09

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Originally Posted by I m J James (Post 1523519)

Shit forgot to change pagepool...to late it's already flashing. What's the Maxdarkrootcombo 23158 0125 page pool set at by default? Hopefully the default settings is fine.

Think 6 is what I set it at.
I play around with it and leave it up to users to change if it isn't good for them.
Usually runs fast and smooth.

rootlinux

01-28-2010 03:52 PM

Re: [ROM] ROOTROM - SMS/MMS - Sashimi Compliant - ALL Carriers inc USCC - Jan 21 09

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Originally Posted by tx_jaycee (Post 1523509)

You could try Ribbit Mobile they are currently in open beta and just reconfigured their service to work with Sprint. I'm still testing it however.

http://www.ribbit.com/mobile/

30 bucks a month for service?
Google is free with voice mail transcriptions.

I m J James

01-28-2010 03:54 PM

Re: [ROM] ROOTROM - SMS/MMS - Sashimi Compliant - ALL Carriers inc USCC - Jan 21 09

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Originally Posted by rootlinux (Post 1523535)

Think 6 is what I set it at.
I play around with it and leave it up to users to change if it isn't good for them.
Usually runs fast and smooth.

shit 6....man I usually have mine set at 20-24. Well lets see what happens.

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