[PRJ][ROM][CDMA]Rhodium Elite Project - RC1

[Microbus]

Originally Posted by isleepy1

+1 I flashed this rom and it was too unstable for me, so I flashed back to Mightys and I'm still stuck with these ugly splash screens. How do I fix this?

+1, but the splash screens are gone finally for mine. Mighty's is one smooth operator.

[bgppc]

Originally Posted by isleepy1

+1 I flashed this rom and it was too unstable for me, so I flashed back to Mightys and I'm still stuck with these ugly splash screens. How do I fix this?

I too was stuck with those rather gaudy splash screens left behind by this rom. They weren't overwritten when I flashed mighty's rom. Call me a glutton for punishment but I got rid of them by re-flashing the Sprint stock roms. For some that might be more trouble than it's worth, but I just couldn't move on without getting rid of those screens.

[Rager02]

how is this rom? anyone?

[nptouch]

all the hard work is appreciated, if i could donate i would i dont even know how i got this tp2 to tell you the truth.... thanks gentlemen

[wphend00]

Because these are the guys who created the HPSL unlocker... I loaded their ROM first.
It has a TON of options... and lots of extra programs... but I feel as if I have to say "A Little TOO Much". It is very laggy... the default Today Screen for MS, moved VERY slow. I had to hard reset the device 3 times before I could finally get into touch flo today screen, because the entire device kept locking up... It is a good ROM, just not for me... I will try to load a later Release Candidate...

[bgppc]

Originally Posted by wphend00

Because these are the guys who created the HPSL unlocker... I loaded their ROM first.
It has a TON of options... and lots of extra programs... but I feel as if I have to say "A Little TOO Much". It is very laggy... the default Today Screen for MS, moved VERY slow. I had to hard reset the device 3 times before I could finally get into touch flo today screen, because the entire device kept locking up... It is a good ROM, just not for me... I will try to load a later Release Candidate...

I agree it is quite bloated and sluggish, and was unstable for me.

[AstainHellbring]

Originally Posted by bgppc

I agree it is quite bloated and sluggish, and was unstable for me.

I have no idea where you all are getting this instability claims from it runs smooth and perfect for me, I do know we have an issue with ConnectionSetupAuto for GSM use but thats being working on by team now. and HELL NO it isnt bloated at all

[themuffinman]

Originally Posted by AstainHellbring

I have no idea where you all are getting this instability claims from it runs smooth and perfect for me, I do know we have an issue with ConnectionSetupAuto for GSM use but thats being working on by team now. and HELL NO it isnt bloated at all

Well I have been running this rom since last night and for the most part its been running good. Now on a soft reset it take a while for things to get up to speed but after that then its fine. The only other thing though is the high percentage of memory usage, with minimal use I am using 70% no matter what I am doing. Once I start using it heavily it gets up to 85%, I thought that was kind of high even compared to the stock sprint rom with no tweaks.

[jathomas0910]

I thought so too, but my stock sprint rom used about they same amont of memory...i flashed Energy's leo rom and it's only using about 45-60% usage

[CLHatch]

Originally Posted by themuffinman

Well I have been running this rom since last night and for the most part its been running good. Now on a soft reset it take a while for things to get up to speed but after that then its fine. The only other thing though is the high percentage of memory usage, with minimal use I am using 70% no matter what I am doing. Once I start using it heavily it gets up to 85%, I thought that was kind of high even compared to the stock sprint rom with no tweaks.

When looking at the memory usage, consider that you have Titanium and Manila loaded at the same time. Will probably be changing the "Desktop" softkey to unload one when loading the other, to avoid that.