PPCGeeks - [ ROM ] [ KITCHEN ] JUICY 8 - Build 090922H (23052.5.3.0) [UC]

When i try to text and have the keyboard out, the screen rotates normally, but after a few seconds rotates back to portrait. making it akward to type.

I notice this happens if I start the rotation before the screen has finished refreshing...i.e. I click reply to a message and open the screen a moment after and it ends up acting as you describe...

info[]box1

07-10-2009 09:36 PM

Re: [ ROM ] [ KITCHEN ] JUICY 8 - Build 090704 (23001.5.0.60) [UC]

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Originally Posted by Lat (Post 1028077)

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=46616

Quote:

Originally Posted by purian23 (Post 1028079)

Remember it just depends on your area for what radio works best for you. I'm on sprint as well and I use 1.11 Radio .. ! My stock one was 1.03 I believe. You'll know what version you have from the startup of your device.

YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME...THANK ALOT...I WAS VERY INTERESTED IN UPGRADING MY RADIO...!!!

Nygel

07-11-2009 01:15 AM

Re: [ ROM ] [ KITCHEN ] JUICY 8 - Build 090704 (23001.5.0.60) [UC]

Juicy would you consider starting a new thread with your farewell ROM and a simple tutorial on how to upgrade OS, Drivers, ect ion your farewell kitchen so we here can learn from you.....

chadteck

07-11-2009 01:49 AM

Re: [ ROM ] [ KITCHEN ] JUICY 8 - Build 090704 (23001.5.0.60) [UC]

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Originally Posted by gaganit (Post 1015481)

I am having an interesting problem which I do not see mentioned here.

I can't seem to sync my contacts using ActiveSync with my gMail account. It seems to sync successfully, however when I go to my contact list, its empty... I tried a hard reset... but the problem is still there??

Can someone please assist?

I haven't seen this answered and I ran into the same issue. For some reason this is the first ROM that I experienced it with, but it was a coincidence I think.

I went back to an older version and had the same issue. So I took a look at my contacts using the gmail web interface and found one contact at the bottom that was completely blank and unnamed. I removed this contact and I was able to sync properly.

sryans2004

07-11-2009 03:31 AM

Re: [ ROM ] [ KITCHEN ] JUICY 8 - Build 090704 (23001.5.0.60) [UC]

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Originally Posted by Nygel (Post 1028780)

Juicy would you consider starting a new thread with your farewell ROM and a simple tutorial on how to upgrade OS, Drivers, ect ion your farewell kitchen so we here can learn from you.....

I agree with him. PLEASEE start a new thread... I like to read a couple post to see if people are having problems with the new rom, and its so hard to do whenever you go to go through 1000 pages ](*,)

SRX8o7

07-11-2009 03:51 AM

Re: [ ROM ] [ KITCHEN ] JUICY 8 - Build 090704 (23001.5.0.60) [UC]

Just flashed this on my phone, second ROM that I have used so far and let me say I have fallin in love with my phone for the 3rd time. LOVE IT. omg its amazing. I find it a bit more faster then the previous ROM, but I have not added all of my info back onto it (backed up my phone with Dashwire) I will keep this on for a few days and see what it do ^^

info[]box1

07-11-2009 09:59 AM

Re: [ ROM ] [ KITCHEN ] JUICY 8 - Build 090704 (23001.5.0.60) [UC]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lat (Post 1028077)

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=46616

Quote:

Originally Posted by purian23 (Post 1028079)

This is my first radio update, base on the info in the thread provided up above. It seem like the same process as flashing a ROM. w/o the hard reset..

To upgrade my sprint radio, is it the same process as flashing a ROM..?

So I would run the Sprint Radio V1.11.00F R.rar is if it was a cook ROM, while is connected to active sync. Just double checking before I proceed...lol

austerville

07-11-2009 10:02 AM

Re: [ ROM ] [ KITCHEN ] JUICY 8 - Build 090704 (23001.5.0.60) [UC]

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Originally Posted by info[]box1 (Post 1029071)

That's correct - it's no different than flashing a regular ROM.

info[]box1

07-11-2009 10:27 AM

Re: [ ROM ] [ KITCHEN ] JUICY 8 - Build 090704 (23001.5.0.60) [UC]

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Originally Posted by austerville (Post 1029077)

That's correct - it's no different than flashing a regular ROM.