PsykiROM v1.0 - Rhodium Manila VERY FAST! - [21042] [TP2] [UC]

[psyki]

Battery problems? Not anymore!!!

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=65604

Everyone, right now, go to the above thread and download No2Chem's nueDynamicClock. Seriously, do it now. After about 6 hours of listening to BT headphones, heavy texting and windows live use, intermittent GPS use, I only ate up about 60% battery. That's about as heavy as I ever use my phone and it was chugging along without breaking a sweat. You can bet your *** I am cooking this into my next release.

I've found that 122.88 MHz is sufficient to play music through audiomanager with no hiccups at all.

No2Chem is a god among men!!!

[Aloupha]

Originally Posted by psyki

Battery problems? Not anymore!!!

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=65604

Everyone, right now, go to the above thread and download No2Chem's nueDynamicClock. Seriously, do it now. After about 6 hours of listening to BT headphones, heavy texting and windows live use, intermittent GPS use, I only ate up about 60% battery. That's about as heavy as I ever use my phone and it was chugging along without breaking a sweat. You can bet your *** I am cooking this into my next release.

I've found that 122.88 MHz is sufficient to play music through audiomanager with no hiccups at all.

No2Chem is a god among men!!!

Well, that's really great news! I am going to try this and hope that it works for me. I had uninstall this rom (though it is my favorite) solely because of the battery issue.

Flashing now!

[psyki]

Originally Posted by Aloupha

Well, that's really great news! I am going to try this and hope that it works for me. I had uninstall this rom (though it is my favorite) solely because of the battery issue.

Flashing now!

I am also running with newer battery drivers (also going in the next release) which I'm sure will help.

I myself was a little scared hearing all the bad battery reports but this app seriously eased my mind.

[cmajewsk]

Originally Posted by psyki

I am also running with newer battery drivers (also going in the next release) which I'm sure will help.

When do you see this getting released? May? And man, you keep crazy hours - it's almost 3AM here in DC...sleeping is overrated anyway.

[psyki]

Originally Posted by cmajewsk

When do you see this getting released? May? And man, you keep crazy hours - it's almost 3AM here in DC...sleeping is overrated anyway.

Sleep when you die man

Realistically (and I hate making commitments) I'm hoping for a release within a week. It'll be ready when it's ready. Then oh man, just wait and see what is coming next

[LncGmz]

Originally Posted by psyki

I am also running with newer battery drivers (also going in the next release) which I'm sure will help.

I myself was a little scared hearing all the bad battery reports but this app seriously eased my mind.

Yea u should give me that battery driver right now

[psyki]

Originally Posted by LncGmz

Yea u should give me that battery driver right now

I tried to CAB it up but it didn't work for some reason. I canCAB up almost all the fixes for the next release but it'd be a support nightmare keeping track of who had what installed etc... Be patient grasshoppa, the no2chem app should tide you over for a while

[LncGmz]

Originally Posted by psyki

Battery problems? Not anymore!!!

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=65604

Everyone, right now, go to the above thread and download No2Chem's nueDynamicClock. Seriously, do it now. After about 6 hours of listening to BT headphones, heavy texting and windows live use, intermittent GPS use, I only ate up about 60% battery. That's about as heavy as I ever use my phone and it was chugging along without breaking a sweat. You can bet your *** I am cooking this into my next release.

I've found that 122.88 MHz is sufficient to play music through audiomanager with no hiccups at all.

No2Chem is a god among men!!!

Did you end up setting all the options up for 128 MHz?

[psyki]

Originally Posted by LncGmz

Did you end up setting all the options up for 128 MHz?

122.88mhz I believe, but yeah. I have system idle set to 5000ms, and "on backlight off", but I did not check "on suspend" if that helps.