EmpiROM - Featuring TellMe & WM6.5.1 - Fast, Stable, Sleek. For Touch Pro.

[LayLay]

Originally Posted by snipper_cr

New problem: Pandora does not work. Try to run it and get a Visual C++ debug error, Vector subscript out of range.

Not sure whats with that. I've ran this .cab for pandora on several other ROMs (including stock) and it works.

Edit: Answer found: http://fluffyphones.com/how-to-windo...ys-full-songs/ You have to go into windows media player, "now playing", menu, then turn off shuffle. Why that causes this problem... no idea! But it fixed.

Thank's for the info Pandora now works on my device.

Josh this is a very Stable, fast and efficient Rom. Great Job my Man!! I've tried many Rom's in the past and all I can say about this is like a McDonalds commerical "I'm Loving it!"=D>=D>=D>=D>

[drthv8r]

Originally Posted by Swampthing777

Oh please...

Oh Please? If you're begging me to ask you again OK here goes. Why do you need a program to tell you how fast your stupid processor is running? Is it because you can't afford a real computer and you have only your poor cell to work from?

I thought I was rather nice asking the first time around but if you're going to be an @ss with your "oh please" than so be it. Nah come to think of it I could care less why you need it keep your reason and your sarcastic reasoning to yourself.

[LayLay]

Originally Posted by hamidxa

I found a solution for the Task Manager.

Look Here:

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=95724

Thanks Hamidxa!!!! Tired it the first time and it worked. People if you are really ineed of the Task Manager follow the instruction read it carefully and you will get it working.

[hamidxa]

Originally Posted by LayLay

Thanks Hamidxa!!!! Tired it the first time and it worked. People if you are really ineed of the Task Manager follow the instruction read it carefully and you will get it working.

Glad to help, and yes, just read it meticulously people, it does work.

Now though I have a problem of my own

When placing a call, and quickly hitting the end call soft/hard button before it starts to dial out, it not only terminates the call, but it also terminates the dialer for the next call.

The only way to actually make a call again is by soft-resetting the phone.

I had this problem with a few other ROM's before in the past, but this time around, the problem can be recreated every single time instead of just randomly as before.

Is there any way to work around this?

[rootlinux]

Why do all that when the task manager is already set for long key press on the talk button?
This method brings up the same option but uses 10 times the amount of resources to use.
I guess I don't really get it.

[rootlinux]

Originally Posted by hamidxa

Glad to help, and yes, just read it meticulously people, it does work.

Now though I have a problem of my own

When placing a call, and quickly hitting the end call soft/hard button before it starts to dial out, it not only terminates the call, but it also terminates the dialer for the next call.

The only way to actually make a call again is by soft-resetting the phone.

I had this problem with a few other ROM's before in the past, but this time around, the problem can be recreated every single time instead of just randomly as before.

Is there any way to work around this?

Yes, let the call connect before hitting end or use the hard end key.
Works on most roms.
The problem isn't with the rom.
It is the HTC dialer.
I use the wm dialer and it does't have that issue.

[hamidxa]

Guys, you're making the task manager solution harder than it needs to be, and well, so did I.

Believe me, I've tried EVERY viable solution out there, as I explained in my thread here:
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread...45#post1321945

The best solution remains mapping the built in task manager (one that most people don't even know exists, and honestly neither did I) to a hard button.

Here is how you do it step by step:

1. Open File Explorer
2. Select "View Options"
3. Select "Show All Files"
4. Go to \Windows folder on Device
5. Find the file called "taskmgr" (it is 29.3K in size)
Not TaskMan
Not TaskManager
Not TaskManagerApp
Not TaskManagerLite
Not TaskMgr

It has to be "taskmgr" ... It's there believe me:


6. Press down on this file for about 2-3 seconds so the file menu opens and select copy

7. Go to "My Device\Windows\Startmenu\Programs

8. Click on Menu -> Edit -> Paste Shortcut

PART 1 DONE

Now Map it to a hard button for quick access

1. Click on Start -> Settings -> Personal -> Buttons

2. All we need to do now is assign the Send Key(Hold) to "taskmgr"

3. So in other words, anytime we hold down on the Talk button for ~2 seconds or so, instead of making a phone call or flipping the screen orientation, it will launch the above task manager instead.
(you can still make phone calls of course by just hitting the talk button normally, i.e. no long hold)



PART 2 DONE

That's it.

[juliend]

I'm downloading now to give it a shot. For you verizon users how is your memory usage on this? Is opera usable without getting "out of memory" errors constantly? I've tried several 6.5/6.5.1 roms and keep going back to 6.1 due to memory usage.

[hamidxa]

Originally Posted by rootlinux

Yes, let the call connect before hitting end or use the hard end key.
Works on most roms.
The problem isn't with the rom.
It is the HTC dialer.
I use the wm dialer and it does't have that issue.

What's the best way to revert to the WM dialer ?

[rootlinux]

Originally Posted by hamidxa

What's the best way to revert to the WM dialer ?

Use Diamond/TouchPro Tweak and you can switch back and forth between the dialers.

It is in the first set of options Call.
Go down to Phone Pad Style and select Windows Mobile Default.