|ROM|¯`·.¸¸.- Energy -.¸¸.·´¯ * |July 4| 21916|29022 * Sense 2021 + flavors

[flyers2114]

The icon issue is fixed either by placing a sim card in or go to the attachments and search for mightymike stock signal bars cab...I posted it in here quite sometime ago...

[Maan76]

ANYBODY KNOWS WHEN THE DINIK WILL BE < NRG has uploaded 10 jul ROM to leo blackstone diamond 2 and every single HTC except the TP2

[flyers2114]

Originally Posted by Maan76

ANYBODY KNOWS WHEN THE DINIK WILL BE < NRG has uploaded 10 jul ROM to leo blackstone diamond 2 and every single HTC except the TP2

best bet is check his Twitter...he updates there frequently....

[muzicman82]

Can someone point me to or provide a quick write up of how you save all of your Energy ROM settings, contacts, application preferences, etc prior to reflashing with new Energy ROM builds, and then restoring?

I currently use Sprite Backup, and anytime I restore I use Personal Data Only mode. I've been told this is bad though... and I know many of you use other means of backup.

I tried doing the Export Settings app, but it seems it saved some prefs but not all.

When it came time to deal with contacts, I restored that with Sprite, but now I have contacts, but they are not associating with phone numbers.

I would also like to not have to resetup all of my application preferences. I usually have to reconfigure Telenav, Sprint Navigation (I need both to keep Telenav functioning), Kinoma Play, Facebook, Twitter/Peep, etc.

I've also seen where some of you install apps on your storage card. Does that keep preferences intact? Is it slower than keeping them on the device?

Lastly, are any of you dealing with the fact that WMDC does not sync with Outlook 2010 64-bit?

Thanks!

[flyers2114]

Originally Posted by muzicman82

Can someone point me to or provide a quick write up of how you save all of your Energy ROM settings, contacts, application preferences, etc prior to reflashing with new Energy ROM builds, and then restoring?

I currently use Sprite Backup, and anytime I restore I use Personal Data Only mode. I've been told this is bad though... and I know many of you use other means of backup.

I tried doing the Export Settings app, but it seems it saved some prefs but not all.

When it came time to deal with contacts, I restored that with Sprite, but now I have contacts, but they are not associating with phone numbers.

I would also like to not have to resetup all of my application preferences. I usually have to reconfigure Telenav, Sprint Navigation (I need both to keep Telenav functioning), Kinoma Play, Facebook, Twitter/Peep, etc.

I've also seen where some of you install apps on your storage card. Does that keep preferences intact? Is it slower than keeping them on the device?

Lastly, are any of you dealing with the fact that WMDC does not sync with Outlook 2010 64-bit?

Thanks!

Sashimi go read up on it...it is simple to use....

storage card will keep settings intact.....no it is not slower.....

Outlook issue.....just use 32 bit....

[garyflynn]

Originally Posted by Maan76

ANYBODY KNOWS WHEN THE DINIK WILL BE < NRG has uploaded 10 jul ROM to leo blackstone diamond 2 and every single HTC except the TP2

I think NRG is boycotting the TP2 and it's all your fault. It must have been something you said.

[Maan76]

Originally Posted by garyflynn

I think NRG is boycotting the TP2 and it's all your fault. It must have been something you said.

Anybody can give me a smart answer ? from a functioning brain ?

[KIOWA69]

Looks like Flyers gave you an answer to your question, instead of making multiple posts of the same thing go and check twitter or wait it out, not like you have to have a new ROM to flash every day.

[PedroDaGr8]

I was waiting for the newest GTX themed one (to try it out). Just gonna install the Energy (which I think is now called the cookie) one instead.

[muzicman82]

Originally Posted by flyers2114

Sashimi go read up on it...it is simple to use....

storage card will keep settings intact.....no it is not slower.....

Outlook issue.....just use 32 bit....

I'll check out Sashimi again. That's just for restoring settings though, correct? What about backup?

I was previously on Outlook 32-bit, but I do find 64-bit Outlook to be much faster. The letdown is on the WMDC side, not necessarily the Outlook side of things. I do have a OggSync license, so maybe that will work for me.