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Re: Basics for a rookie
1, 2, and 5 have all been addressed in the sticky section, above your posts along with all the basic jargons and a whole load of info on the world of ROM. Also, just an advice, you will definitely get more answers if you posted in the TP2 section instead of the actual ROM section as this is only specific for ROMs releases.
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Re: Basics for a rookie
Thanks Monkeygod. I did see the posts above and saw a jargonlist in HSPL, but I cudn't figure out what Radio and stock really is, I do see that these temrms are referred a lot but not sure what they mean.
Similarly, I do not understand what does XDA_UC does, I did see it but couldn't make much out of the technical jargon. With 5 you mean this thread? http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=95375 Cheers... |
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Re: Basics for a rookie
Yep, post 3 on that thread for relocking your device when you need to send it in for warrant or take it to the Sprint Store to be looked at. As far as the rest, it's probably best if one of the more experience members here provide you with the answers as it could get complicated.
As far as installing software, just used file explorer (in your Tool Folder) to install the cabs (most of the apps will give you the option of either installing it on your device or sd card). Last edited by monkeygod; 07-26-2010 at 12:21 PM. |
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Re: Basics for a rookie
OK... here's the skinny
Radio = the software your phone uses to communicate with the Cell Towers This can have a significant effect on signal strength/battery life and other performance factors for your phone. Stock = Is the factory default software for your phone, so a "Stock ROM" would be the one that came on your phone, or an official upgrade released by the carrier/manufacturer Most of this stuff is available in other threads, so PLEASE dig as deep as you can before asking... but if you still need questions answered there should always be someone who can help!
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the "Task Manager" doesn't install apps, it manages tasks, not sure what you're asking here. 4: There are some ways but I'd rather not go into specifics here when there are many threads on this. Search for "Sashimi" and "UC" as well as "PIM Backup" 5: Flash your "shipped ROM" found in your device's upgrades section. XDA UC is an automated way of restoring settings/apps/stuff after you flash a new ROM, you basically load up your data in a certain way in a folder on your SD card called "XDA UC" and when you flash a new ROM cooked in a way to support this, it will automate reloading your settings. Search it out and check it out. |
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