stumbly diamond - thinking of jumping ship..... - Page 2

**santod** · #1 (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 02:28 PM

I just thought I would point out that the G sensor Polling Interval can be changed through Advanced Config. Application from the default 200 milliseconds to something less that works well for you on your device. You can also adjust this setting through another app. called, Schaps’ Advanced Configuration Tool v.3. Some of you already probably know this and I just thought I would make that clear for those who don't. You can also just adjust this through the registry directly, however this is probably easier and safer for most users. Touchflo also has some tweaks available to help speed up switching from one tab to another.

For those that want to play in the registry directly, this is where I would go to change the Checking Time for the G Sensor.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\HTCSensor\GSensor\ CheckingTime
Double Click it and change value, then test and see how it responds for you. Mine is currently set at 500 value and seems ok to me.

**Trident** · #2 (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 03:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RonaldReagan

I got a diamond

I love that name; don't think it's showing disrespect.
I had a great bong that I named RR in 1986. There were a lot of reasons for that- certainly I respected some aspects- but THAT was showing an intentional disrespect for what I considered some flaws that deserved it.

**santod** · #3 (**permalink**) 04-12-2009, 04:17 PM

You could also try the new Sprint Diamond Rom from the HT site, as it's supposed to speed up the responsiveness of the device.

http://www.htc.com/us/supportdownloa...act=sd&cat=all

RonaldReagan · #4 (**permalink**) 04-13-2009, 02:31 PM

I flashed ROMs this weekend to try something new and the diamond is a lot more responsive. I went from the Groove 4 rom WM6.1 w/TF3D to the groove 4 WM6.5. At first it hardly worked, I would move through programs and it would freeze after a minute of use. Here's were I think i solved my problem......

I flashed back to the stock ROM then flashed to the same WM6.5 ROM that hardly worked. Now WM6.5 works better than ony of the other reportedly more stable ROMs......

Something happened by flashing to stock prior to a new ROM, not sure what, but it made a huge difference...

So, the short of it... If you flash ROMs a lot and your Diamond seems unstable, flash back to the stock ROM prior to flashing to your ROM of choice. This really made a difference for me.

Thanks again to all that commented, and I hope this helps some one.

jsvt3 · #5 (**permalink**) 04-13-2009, 08:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RonaldReagan

I flashed ROMs this weekend to try something new and the diamond is a lot more responsive. I went from the Groove 4 rom WM6.1 w/TF3D to the groove 4 WM6.5. At first it hardly worked, I would move through programs and it would freeze after a minute of use. Here's were I think i solved my problem......

I flashed back to the stock ROM then flashed to the same WM6.5 ROM that hardly worked. Now WM6.5 works better than ony of the other reportedly more stable ROMs......

Something happened by flashing to stock prior to a new ROM, not sure what, but it made a huge difference...

So, the short of it... If you flash ROMs a lot and your Diamond seems unstable, flash back to the stock ROM prior to flashing to your ROM of choice. This really made a difference for me.

Thanks again to all that commented, and I hope this helps some one.

Yea, flashing shipped before each flash seems to be a great idea that most Chefs recommend. Seems to iron out any bugs between your new ROM and any previous Custom ROMs.