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Re: 2D manilla on apache?

They released new instructions/cabs. I'm going to give it a shot once I get 20748 to run properly.

Re: 2D manilla on apache?

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Originally Posted by iclickjohn (Post 428413)

Verizon vz6700, with Helmi_C's baked ROM WM6 pro.
Followed procedures to a T. Yes it's there. selected in the today settings.
Yes, it's SLOW (no go wanna go back home, HTC home that is) Delete.
The hard reset that it took to do it was good for the old guy though. Just did a hard reset to get rid of all the apps that was included. Still some residual on the storage card.
Too slow on this geriatric phone. But who knows maybe I'll end up keeping it another three years if VZ screws with the (name anyone) Diamond, Pro, HD.
So forget it. If you don't mind the lack of keyboard and no WiFi, Best buy has the HTC touch for $49 (with new sign-up) and I think $165 basic upgrade. My son has that one and Manilla works awesome. Fast

This doesn't make sense for two reasons.
1) xda specifically says to use WM6.1, that 6 won't work.
2) Each build I did, I followed the instructions exactly. Not one of them worked.
So please, by all means, tell us which M2D release works with WM6. I'm not worried about speed, I can tweak it later.

Re: 2D manilla on apache?

I told myself I was tired of resetting my phone, and giving up on Manilla 2d, but I came across this thread...

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=38596

Haven't given it a shot yet, but just wanted to throw it out there, because I've been following this thread and a lot of others closely, and this is the firs thing that looks promising..

Re: 2D manilla on apache?

Here you go Apache owners. Confirmed to be working on the 6700. :D

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...postcount=2770

Re: 2D manilla on apache?

thanks for that blazingwolf, but i no longer have my 6700, sprint swapped me out for a mogul today

manila 2d works perfectly on it!

Re: 2D manilla on apache?

works perfectly on my apache, download latest from XDA dev site, make it to oem, and wallahhh....I love my apache all over again...thanks for the info blazingwolf.

dgun

Re: 2D manilla on apache?

Do you know of any step by step instructions posted anywhere?

Re: 2D manilla on apache?

It's in the zip file that you download.

Re: 2D manilla on apache?

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Originally Posted by blazingwolf (Post 434021)

Here you go Apache owners. Confirmed to be working on the 6700. :D

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...postcount=2770

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Originally Posted by dennygun (Post 437090)

works perfectly on my apache, download latest from XDA dev site, make it to oem, and wallahhh....I love my apache all over again...thanks for the info blazingwolf.

dgun

So are you saying that you baked it into a ROM with a kitchen? I created some oem's for my Helmi's_C and that was easy. But I don't want to go through all of this if it just runs slow. I did the cab and it showed up OK. Just didn't move with my fingers for a couple seconds. I took it off. Now this new dev. is interesting. Just wanted a clarification of your term "make it to oem".
Thanx

edit. any links to a "read me" file for this. or description of baking as an oem in ppckitchen. I've baked before, just wanted a back-up instruction for this in case there was some different procedures. Also, honestly, is it slow? I noticed on the youtube video that there was a little hang-up leaving the today screen. after that it moved fairly fast. But I hate hang-ups bad (type A personality) Also, do you need to leave off almost everything else to get memory for this? And finally, which version of Opera will need to be included?
Actually, anybody have a ROM for this for the apache?????? I'd rather just do that :)

Re: 2D manilla on apache?

from the recent PPCkitchen_OEM already have that OEM, I just extracted the new cab released from XDA Dev and replace all the file in the OEM, and that's it. The reason I did this is to have more space in the Apache.
dgun