Re: [ROM] SKI-ROM Build 031410 CE OS 5.2.23542 M2.5.2012/M2.1 - Sashimi Compliant

[ahuskins]

Originally Posted by SnoopDawg

Just throwing some thoughts out here. I would expect you to start to get a big following. Your ROM appears to be pretty solid, which is probably the result of the amount of Q/A that you do. Is is also very aesthetically pleasing.
Just some of the things that I noticed, but the more I look the more it appears that you have left no stone unturned.

• Folders - As many ROMS do
• Wait Cursor - Like a Green fill up Bar
• The Task Icon match the theme
• E-mail Icons
• Built-in Sashimi support
• Themed media player
• QuickMenu for Task management on COM3 + builds

Have you ever looked at this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=503060
What you have in there from a Sashimi option is pretty good, but is pretty high on the complexity level. Not that it matters. But the XDA_UC may be easier.

Versioning
If you look at Juicy's threads, he also did a pre-released of the inventory of the new ROM.
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=80683

Right now he has a section called "In Development".
For example, you could list out updates.

• Office 2010 Beta
• Skyfire 1.5
• Font - Candara
• Swype

I have ran most of the ROMs in this forum, I still like the Energy ROMs because of customizations. I now have been really, really impressed with your ROM! Keep out the good work!

Thank you for your comments!
Good idea about "In Development" Along those lines:

SKI_ROM v4.0 Build 12xx09
[+] Skyfire 1.5
[+] Office 2010 Beta
[+] Swype (only as an additional SIP option)

Will update posts 1-3.
Thanks again!

[drdrewdown]

AHUSKINs, just saw you release this & it looks like p|_|r3 $3x, i'm a check it out man.

[iknowsquat]

Originally Posted by gorocket1981

ROM looks really nice. How is battery life on it??

Great, IMO. Obviously it will depend on usage but I use it for calls, sms, email (4 accounts), browsing, and occasional GPS and I would consider battery life to be excellent. You may agree, you may not. As with any ROM, run it for a few days to get a true picture of battery life.

[gorocket1981]

Sorry, not directly related to this ROM but someone could help me... I never used Sashimi. I always set everything manually after each flash. I would like to learn it to use it as much as possible to simplify each flash. Do you have a link to a great tutorial, visual if possible. I found 2 or 3 web sites but they are all very deep in technical things so it is very difficult for a newbie. I would like a tutorial/site that shows real life examples.

If some of you know good links, I would greatly appreciate.

Thanks.

[drdrewdown]

Originally Posted by gorocket1981

Sorry, not directly related to this ROM but someone could help me... I never used Sashimi. I always set everything manually after each flash. I would like to learn it to use it as much as possible to simplify each flash. Do you have a link to a great tutorial, visual if possible. I found 2 or 3 web sites but they are all very deep in technical things so it is very difficult for a newbie. I would like a tutorial/site that shows real life examples.

If some of you know good links, I would greatly appreciate.

Thanks.

best i've found sir

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=75214

[ahuskins]

Originally Posted by gorocket1981

Sorry, not directly related to this ROM but someone could help me... I never used Sashimi. I always set everything manually after each flash. I would like to learn it to use it as much as possible to simplify each flash. Do you have a link to a great tutorial, visual if possible. I found 2 or 3 web sites but they are all very deep in technical things so it is very difficult for a newbie. I would like a tutorial/site that shows real life examples.

If some of you know good links, I would greatly appreciate.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by drdrewdown

best i've found sir

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=75214

Thanks drdrewdown. Getting Sashimi up and running is actually one of the easiest things and greatest to do if you are a flasher. Don't let it overwhelm you. Once you see how it works, it is like buttah!

[drdrewdown]

Originally Posted by ahuskins

Thanks drdrewdown. Getting Sashimi up and running is actually one of the easiest things and greatest to do if you are a flasher. Don't let it overwhelm you. Once you see how it works, it is like buttah!

+1 great advice, i'm glad i finally took the plunge & set it up. flashing is a breeze for the most part now =] just got done dancing & customizing on your new rom man, i'm excited to say the least.

[gorocket1981]

Originally Posted by ahuskins

Thanks drdrewdown. Getting Sashimi up and running is actually one of the easiest things and greatest to do if you are a flasher. Don't let it overwhelm you. Once you see how it works, it is like buttah!

OK. I'm flashing a lot these times and I'm tired to do everything by hand at each time.

The link that drdrewdown gave me seems really great. I'm looking at it.

[ahuskins]

Originally Posted by drdrewdown

+1 great advice, i'm glad i finally took the plunge & set it up. flashing is a breeze for the most part now =] just got done dancing & customizing on your new rom man, i'm excited to say the least.

I hope you find that stuff just "works"!!

[SnoopDawg]

Originally Posted by winmonewbie

Great, IMO. Obviously it will depend on usage but I use it for calls, sms, email (4 accounts), browsing, and occasional GPS and I would consider battery life to be excellent. You may agree, you may not. As with any ROM, run it for a few days to get a true picture of battery life.

What about your dialer? Is it the Rhodium Dialer/Tachi phone canvas? Any plans for Dusk Rhodium Dialer or any of the other canvas?

Another thing to check out - Set Volume:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=598997