No2Chem nueROM 2.0 (WM6.1) Thread - Page 285

mshnayde · #**2841** (**permalink**) 03-15-2008, 03:42 PM

Thanks, for the quick reply.
That was easy enough. Kind of silly now. I am sure it was somewhre in the thread.

Thanks.

belvedere · #**2842** (**permalink**) 03-15-2008, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by mshnayde

Thanks, for the quick reply.
That was easy enough. Kind of silly now. I am sure it was somewhre in the thread.

Thanks.

it must have worked then.. i wasn't real sure if that's actually what you needed to do, but apparently so, haha.

rgv_warrior · #**2843** (**permalink**) 03-15-2008, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by belvedere

it must have worked then.. i wasn't real sure if that's actually what you needed to do, but apparently so, haha.

that's exactly it. pull battery for 20 to 30 seconds and hard reset. Way to go.

RW

IronMogul · #**2844** (**permalink**) 03-15-2008, 05:11 PM

i see in the package for 5055 there is office mobiles, anyone tried getting rid of it, i dont use it really at all except for keeping appointments do i still need it or no...

l33tlinuxh4x0r · #**2845** (**permalink**) 03-15-2008, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by IronMogul

i see in the package for 5055 there is office mobiles, anyone tried getting rid of it, i dont use it really at all except for keeping appointments do i still need it or no...

There is no easy to remove it other than deleting the files and removing the shortcuts.

P.S. I love office mobile and onenote!!!

IronMogul · #**2846** (**permalink**) 03-15-2008, 06:57 PM

ok, next question i cant find cokemans RUU, i keep getting Error is it moved is there somehitng im doing wrong.?

devillox · #**2847** (**permalink**) 03-15-2008, 07:18 PM

been running this since yesterday, and just a couple of observations. i'm running 5055 on a HTC-6800, branded by sprint, and this is the first ever non stock i've ever run. my battery is on 68% right now. i took it off the charger about 11am and it is now 6pm. i made 2 phone calls, very short ones. i did have bluetooth on for a little over 10 minutes at one time and did a GPS thing for a couple of minutes. before i'd get to maybe 60% in a day with heavy usage.
the memory is at 12.3MB free with photo contacts pro, WA3, spb's time, mobile shell, and phone suite running. at bootup it is around 18MB. this is less than i was getting with a stock rom, all those progs, and HTC's home plug-in. then i was getting, about 19.9MB on bootup, and it would hover around 14MB. plus the phone is warm now!
anyone else getting similar conditions with this rom?

mcmichak · #**2848** (**permalink**) 03-15-2008, 07:27 PM

Keep in mind that this ROM is also wm6.1 based where the official ROMS are wm6.0 based. 6.1 does use more memory but it also seems to manage it better. On top of that, 6,1 runs dramatically faster (at least it does for me). So comparing free RAM between the two ROMS is like comparing apples to pineapples.

**no2chem** · #**2849** (**permalink**) 03-15-2008, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by devillox

been running this since yesterday, and just a couple of observations. i'm running 5055 on a HTC-6800, branded by sprint, and this is the first ever non stock i've ever run. my battery is on 68% right now. i took it off the charger about 11am and it is now 6pm. i made 2 phone calls, very short ones. i did have bluetooth on for a little over 10 minutes at one time and did a GPS thing for a couple of minutes. before i'd get to maybe 60% in a day with heavy usage.
the memory is at 12.3MB free with photo contacts pro, WA3, spb's time, mobile shell, and phone suite running. at bootup it is around 18MB. this is less than i was getting with a stock rom, all those progs, and HTC's home plug-in. then i was getting, about 19.9MB on bootup, and it would hover around 14MB. plus the phone is warm now!
anyone else getting similar conditions with this rom?

wm61 takes more memory. you might miss the "your phone is dangerously low on memory message" you used to get on wm6.

also, i doubt the phone getting warm is due to the rom.

soaknfused · #**2850** (**permalink**) 03-15-2008, 07:47 PM

Just a FYI, If you used a GPS Program like Google Maps for example, you need to make sure you turned it off properly (not just minimised it) or it will continue to drain your battery. I mention this especially due to the fact that you said you phone was warm, that indicates some radio usage (likely GPS still running)