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psyki 04-16-2009 11:24 AM
Re: PsykiROM v1.0 - Rhodium Manila VERY FAST! - [21042] [TP2] [UC]
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by yotoad (Post 852718)
cool -- how long have you been running this ROM personally?
I've been working on this for several weeks, so been running various incomplete builds the entire time, heh. It's been extremely stable and fast since the beginning. Most of my flashing was just tests of moving icons around, installing and testing different apps, making sure registry entries were taking etc. Try it, you won't be dissappointed :)

Siflan 04-16-2009 11:30 AM
Re: PsykiROM v1.0 - Rhodium Manila VERY FAST! - [21042] [TP2] [UC]
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by psyki (Post 852657)
I have seen this problem on occasion, I do not know what causes it or why it seems to happen intermittently. It does not happen to my roommate on the same hardware, same ROM, go figure. There is a fix but proceed at your own caution...
Go to HKLM\Security\ResOver\Bitmaps
and change BatteryIconLevels to 101 dec, or 65 hex.
Hope that helps!
This is already preset in this ROM. Yet it still shows the battery low. Any fix?

psyki 04-16-2009 11:35 AM
Re: PsykiROM v1.0 - Rhodium Manila VERY FAST! - [21042] [TP2] [UC]
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by yotoad (Post 852708)
this is making me come closer to flashing again (haven't since my 6700 days, currently running highly tweaked sprint stock) -- are there any issues with running the stock sprint apps after this ROM is installed (sprint nav, sprint TV)?

an aside -- how can i make a ROM image of what i am running RIGHT NOW?
Also, I have found PIM Backup + ActiveSync to get a pretty comprehensive backup. PIM Backup will grab your txt messages and call logs, while Activesync grabs your emails and contacts. Then just copy your pictures and whatever other data to your storage card.

If you want to get advanced I use RapiConfig to pull out my registry entries and then use a custom sdconfig.txt file to reinstall apps and import all my program settings with xml files after a hard-reset :D You'll find TONS of that information elsewhere on this site. Good luck!

psyki 04-16-2009 11:37 AM
Re: PsykiROM v1.0 - Rhodium Manila VERY FAST! - [21042] [TP2] [UC]
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Siflan (Post 852751)
This is already preset in this ROM. Yet it still shows the battery low. Any fix?
Hmm, the default setting after install should definitely not be 101dec. Are you saying that after changing the registry to 101dec and soft-resetting you are still seeing the low battery indication?

In my case the issue was that it was displaying 1/5th the actual battery charge. IE with 100% charge it would show 20%. With 50% it would show 10% etc...

yotoad 04-16-2009 11:43 AM
Re: PsykiROM v1.0 - Rhodium Manila VERY FAST! - [21042] [TP2] [UC]
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by psyki (Post 852755)
Also, I have found PIM Backup + ActiveSync to get a pretty comprehensive backup. PIM Backup will grab your txt messages and call logs, while Activesync grabs your emails and contacts. Then just copy your pictures and whatever other data to your storage card.

If you want to get advanced I use RapiConfig to pull out my registry entries and then use a custom sdconfig.txt file to reinstall apps and import all my program settings with xml files after a hard-reset :D You'll find TONS of that information elsewhere on this site. Good luck!
i'm not too worried about it really -- as long as i have the stock sprint ROM i should be able to restore using Sprite

Siflan 04-16-2009 11:45 AM
Re: PsykiROM v1.0 - Rhodium Manila VERY FAST! - [21042] [TP2] [UC]
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by psyki (Post 852760)
Hmm, the default setting after install should definitely not be 101dec. Are you saying that after changing the registry to 101dec and soft-resetting you are still seeing the low battery indication?

In my case the issue was that it was displaying 1/5th the actual battery charge. IE with 100% charge it would show 20%. With 50% it would show 10% etc...
Ok, I've figured it out. But I have something else (may just be happenin' to me) ...
The black keyboard pops up as the TF3D loads.
It goes away, but I was wonderin' if there was anything in the back end makin' it do that.
This is a great ROM though.

psyki 04-16-2009 11:48 AM
Re: PsykiROM v1.0 - Rhodium Manila VERY FAST! - [21042] [TP2] [UC]
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Siflan (Post 852778)
Ok, I've figured it out. But I have something else (may just be happenin' to me) ...
The black keyboard pops up as the TF3D loads.
It goes away, but I was wonderin' if there was anything in the back end makin' it do that.
This is a great ROM though.
No that happens to me too, I'm not sure why or how to fix it... Thanks for the kind words :)

Siflan 04-16-2009 11:56 AM
Re: PsykiROM v1.0 - Rhodium Manila VERY FAST! - [21042] [TP2] [UC]
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by psyki (Post 852787)
No that happens to me too, I'm not sure why or how to fix it... Thanks for the kind words :)
At least it goes away. :)
I'll explore to see if there are any more bugs and report back.
Nice & fast so far.

Siflan 04-16-2009 12:00 PM
Re: PsykiROM v1.0 - Rhodium Manila VERY FAST! - [21042] [TP2] [UC]
 
Noticed something else.
We'll be at this (hopefully not all day)
Email set up.
Shows as me receiving emails since I first set up (3 of 15).
I close out for a call, went back into it and it shows that I have 7/98 in my box.
Strange, 'cause when I click on the inbox, it still shows as 3 of 15. Funny.

AaronP220 04-16-2009 12:01 PM
Re: PsykiROM v1.0 - Rhodium Manila VERY FAST! - [21042] [TP2] [UC]
 
Where are the phone setting options?


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