+Feb 5+ *SSK 1.2 Stable* {CE OS 21109} Kitchen and ROM - Page 138

keaolyen · #**1371** (**permalink**) 02-05-2009, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by scrosler

What phone do you have?

It's not a Sprint phone based on the memory amounts he's reporting...

Loading the Windows directory on my phone takes about 3 seconds, I don't remember it ever being faster.

Also, I have more memory with a 0MB pagepool. I wrote it down the first time I tried flashing to 0MB but don't know where that is now.

Taurus · #**1372** (**permalink**) 02-05-2009, 11:52 AM

Ok TomTom7 gets a lock under 10 seconds indoors. Very nice work! Thank you.

FormerPalmOS · #**1373** (**permalink**) 02-05-2009, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by phattooth

That is, unless of course you are using the UC function of Scotts ROMs... then it goes right back in as well.

Not if you popped the SD card out then hard reset...

If you are worried about your phone being stolen, definitely bake in a tracking application, and also bake in your owner information and phone number. Then a ROM flash is required to eliminate that. Not that it's terribly hard to do with the verizon stock ROM release executable. Plug, click and go... But your average gymn thief wouldn't know how to do this.

**phattooth** · #**1374** (**permalink**) 02-05-2009, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by FormerPalmOS

Not if you popped the SD card out then hard reset...

If you are worried about your phone being stolen, definitely bake in a tracking application, and also bake in your owner information and phone number. Then a ROM flash is required to eliminate that. Not that it's terribly hard to do with the verizon stock ROM release executable. Plug, click and go... But your average gymn thief wouldn't know how to do this.

All very valid points...
but, that's why i referenced where to get the OEM for the app if one did want to bake it in.

Scott cant bake every single user requested app into the ROMs he puts out, this is quite honestly what the kitchen is for...

Oh, and not to mention the insurance plan so if all else fails, you're not just flat out hosed.

Kamokazi · #**1375** (**permalink**) 02-05-2009, 01:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FormerPalmOS

Not if you popped the SD card out then hard reset...

If you are worried about your phone being stolen, definitely bake in a tracking application, and also bake in your owner information and phone number. Then a ROM flash is required to eliminate that. Not that it's terribly hard to do with the verizon stock ROM release executable. Plug, click and go... But your average gymn thief wouldn't know how to do this.

I would also look into using an Exchange service if you don't have one through work or whatever already. You can actually remote wipe your phone by logging into Outlook Web Access.

Not to mention Exchange just outright kicks as$. A million other great reaons to use it.

**phattooth** · #**1376** (**permalink**) 02-05-2009, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Kamokazi

I would also look into using an Exchange service if you don't have one through work or whatever already. You can actually remote wipe your phone by logging into Outlook Web Access.

Not to mention Exchange just outright kicks as$. A million other great reaons to use it.

HOLY FREAKIN CRAP!!!

I rarely use OWA, I totally forgot about being able to wipe the data.

Dude, thank you for the reminder!
(Now i just have to backup those brain cells somewhere)

Kamokazi · #**1377** (**permalink**) 02-05-2009, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by phattooth

HOLY FREAKIN CRAP!!!

I rarely use OWA, I totally forgot about being able to wipe the data.

Dude, thank you for the reminder!
(Now i just have to backup those brain cells somewhere)

Haha no problem...just double check and make sure your Admins haven't restricted access to it. They might have had some idiot accidentially wipe their phone and decided to block access. In any case, they can still initiate the wipe, and I don't see why they wouldn't want to erase company data off a phone that was stolen.

Oh, make sure if you ever do this, and get it back, that you CANCEL the wipe...otherwise it keeps on doing it....a friend of mine did that to a co-worker of his once

**phattooth** · #**1378** (**permalink**) 02-05-2009, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Kamokazi

Haha no problem...just double check and make sure your Admins haven't restricted access to it. They might have had some idiot accidentially wipe their phone and decided to block access. In any case, they can still initiate the wipe, and I don't see why they wouldn't want to erase company data off a phone that was stolen.

Oh, make sure if you ever do this, and get it back, that you CANCEL the wipe...otherwise it keeps on doing it....a friend of mine did that to a co-worker of his once

HAHA! now you got me thinking of a great April Fools Day prank for a couple colleagues of mine!

fenton · #**1379** (**permalink**) 02-05-2009, 01:30 PM

is 1.5 mirrored anywhere else? I keep getting a partial file on the sprint rom.
Is there a stable/official sprint release for any other versions?

Kamokazi · #**1380** (**permalink**) 02-05-2009, 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by fenton

is 1.5 mirrored anywhere else? I keep getting a partial file on the sprint rom.
Is there a stable/official sprint release for any other versions?

No....he mentioned he was going to try and update them this morning before work...maybe he's doing that right now.

Otherwise it's possible the original Sprint upload was corrupted. He uses Yahoo for hosting, and they have cheap and FAST unlimited bandwidth (let's me max out my 10Mb fiber line), but a bad history of corrupting uploaded files :-/