+Feb 5+ *SSK 1.2 Stable* {CE OS 21109} Kitchen and ROM

[bast525]

if you want to disable the HTC dialer, there is a cab on XDA that will disable the HTC volume control and give you back the standard winmo bubble with the volume sliders. This fixes the ability to change volume during a call. Thats how I run mine.

There is more benefit than just the 9-10 MB more ram, you also get faster boot up, and more importantly, less time between when someone dials you and when your phone actually starts ringing.

I tested this with my wife calling me and my phone starts to ring one full ring sooner on her end with the htc dialer disabled.

I run S2U2 both for the screen lock function (was really annoying every time the screen wakes up on an sms and then random stuff getting tapped with the phone in its holster), and also for the slide to answer which works just like the htc slide to answer but with the huge ram savings and also more stabilty.

[scrosler]

Originally Posted by bast525

if you want to disable the HTC dialer, there is a cab on XDA that will disable the HTC volume control and give you back the standard winmo bubble with the volume sliders. This fixes the ability to change volume during a call. Thats how I run mine.

There is more benefit than just the 9-10 MB more ram, you also get faster boot up, and more importantly, less time between when someone dials you and when your phone actually starts ringing.

I tested this with my wife calling me and my phone starts to ring one full ring sooner on her end with the htc dialer disabled.

I run S2U2 both for the screen lock function (was really annoying every time the screen wakes up on an sms and then random stuff getting tapped with the phone in its holster), and also for the slide to answer which works just like the htc slide to answer but with the huge ram savings and also more stabilty.

LINK?!?!?!?!?!?!

[phattooth]

i wonder if this is what he was talking about?

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=452614

[oldman]

Originally Posted by chuckz07

I have noticed the battery thing on more than one occassion with other ROM's too. And keep in mind this is the first time I will be running one of your ROM's, so maybe it is a hardware thing???

ADDED THOUGHT...Or maybe VZW gimped us here too!!!??? (HAHA)

I have also noticed that the charging circuit sometimes hangs (even on an older battery). First I thought it might have been related to the ActiveSync hookup, but it also did it when hooked up directly to the charger. Not always, just random.

Bob

[scrosler]

Originally Posted by phattooth

i wonder if this is what he was talking about?

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=452614

No. Thats the original thread.

[seebeatty]

Yes, that will do it nicely - or DiamondTweak if you have it already installed.

I use PocketShield (much thinner than s2u2 but you have to $$) well worth it - it swaps out the dialer and does the volume bubble too,... because if you just go back to the WinMo standard skin and still have the HTC volume controls active you can't change the in-call volume,... so you need this cab:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...80&postcount=7

[seebeatty]

Scott,

Been uber-busy so haven't been around much and just catching up. I see you have been uber-busy too!! So I went to 1.2 yesterday - really like it! the sound quality is really good on that one. I noticed much better volume control and much, much faster than the Nav3 that I was running for several weeks.

Going on to 1.4 Beta2 now - I see you discussing a pp of 12 on yours? I pulled up the changer and it said 7???? What's up with that? I like 9 - so I changed it out to 9.

I'll let you know if i have any other items I find.

[seebeatty]

Happy Birthday!!

[oldman]

Originally Posted by oldman

I have also noticed that the charging circuit sometimes hangs (even on an older battery). First I thought it might have been related to the ActiveSync hookup, but it also did it when hooked up directly to the charger. Not always, just random.

Bob

Thinking about it after my post, I'm wondering if the charging doesn't stop if the circuitry detects an "over-temp" condition. That would explain why it's random.

Bob

[scrosler]

Originally Posted by oldman

Thinking about it after my post, I'm wondering if the charging doesn't stop if the circuitry detects an "over-temp" condition. That would explain why it's random.

Bob

It does, but i have no clue what you are talking about so....