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I sent you last night my code I think I have some post but just a few? |
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I'm looking for another method but I'm also heavily leaning to just pulling it out of the kitchen altogether. It was just something I was curious to try and gauge responses on. I think I've been pretty good about getting people their serials within 20 minutes of hearing from them but it's kinda becoming a burden on me too. If you guys can help me weed out the few that try to ruin it for everyone by selling ROMs made from the kitchnes in general, I think I'm pretty comfortable just eliminating the serials although I would be curious to learn of other ways to implement something like that (for my own curiousity). |
i dont know if anyone else has noticed this, or if its specific to my rom, but for sprint the cube seems...unfinished. the icons and captions for each tile dont match. ie for "Mailbox" it shows the May 15 calendar icon, and the sms and software store icons arent right either. the IM isnt quite right..but its close enough.
i guess a cube configurtion tool will have to do for now. aslo, i was unable to get TCPMP to play flv's despite the fact i had included the flashvideobundle as well as tcpmp in my rom. i tried reinstalling both, but to no avail. i also went into tcpmp's file association settings, and looked where flv normally was, but it was missing. thanks. |
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I flashed to DCD's rom yesterday since I experienced some small quirks after installing all my programs but after a days use I am back to this kitchen. I had more problems in the day I used his ROM then I did for the almost week I was using this one. I know they are based on the same port but you can tell the customizations you put in helped quite a bit.
I did have some battery life issues with the DCD rom that I haven't experienced with this kitchen that I hope do not surface (since I have seen a few users complain about it here). I tried to make the rom as slimlined as possible and brought the page pool down to 14MB from 16MB I originally had it set to. I will report back my findings. |
Thanks fowen. Your feedback is appreciated. Sorry for being absentee for awhile. Been swamped with buying cars. I have a car dealership. Spent a lot of time at the auctions this week buying cars for people.
Have you built an unbootable ROM yet by chance? I've only heard of 1-2 people doing that. Seems that everyone else is doing ok. I've issued close to 150 serials now but haven't had much feedback in any of the threads. I like 16MB pagepool personally although 14MB also seems like a decent compromise. Any results on battery life hacks. I haven't played with it enough myself to find a setting I love. But it seems that everyone has their own opinion of what reg hack is best. If you guys can come to some consensus, I'll include it next time. |
I have never built a non bootable rom. I have flashed the device three times.
I personally don't use the battery hacks. There has to be something negative about doing them and if I don't know what that is, I will stick with the stock settings. |
i have built quite a few unbootable ROMs so far, if you check out imcokemans vogue unocker forum, or my "bricked my vogue" thread (didnt know about the camera power bootloader entry mode :S) you can see a TINY bit of documentation from me about them, but not really anything conclusive. oemizer does seem to be sort of unstable/picky however; i was not getting buildos to play very well with it.
im not sure which pagepool is best right now though. not noticing a whole lot of difference...anyone want to comment on their results? i have tried 4, 16, 17, 18, and 36. but to be honest, not much difference has seemed apparent to me, except perhaps on the 4mb one -- seemed slow. thx a lot for your work! |
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I'm also out of town at the moment. Will be back Tuesday. Don't know how much time I'll have to play with this. This is a very addicting and time consuming hobby ;) |
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