Originally Posted by mattsm (Post 1082189)

M2D builds have been pulled down for right now. More testing is needed at this time.
You can still try the cab installs that I provided a link too.

Originally Posted by deddy777 (Post 1082549)

Hey Mattsm, I am getting a consistent 21mb to work with using your Sprint ROM, and except for the music player (which I am going to try and figure out tomorrow) it is very fast. I read the link you pointed to, that talks about HTC Mega package and it looks pretty interesting. I will probably look at both methods this weekend, i.e. your ROM with the base of 23017 and the alternative of adding cabs to see how they differ.
I am using manila 2d version: 19balldevices, the pictures zoom in and out by making circles and it flicks well to move from one picture to the next. As well the weather, people, I can setup email but have not tried send or push.(more tomorrow). I like that you use Oxios Hibernate, but could you start including the close apps as well, for some reason I get back more memory with that application. I also use the file extensions app because I can send shortcuts from my programs folder that is on my SD card. Tonight I am going to hard reset and just add the programs I use regularly to see what my memory footprint is. I will be amazed if I can be the 21mb by much. You are doing fantastic work, as are your peers.=D>=D>=D>=D>

Originally Posted by Damager (Post 1082554)

Thanks for that Matt. I dont mind at all as im sure you guys will be testing, finetuning, tweaking as much as required, to get it as right as possible, before getting it back to us :mrgreen::)

Originally Posted by mattsm (Post 1082611)

Thanks and do report your results on the m2d.
On the close apps that you use, send me a link, I will include it.

Originally Posted by tokuzumi (Post 1084322)

Using the Sprint 23017 file (non light). Two small issues....not critical.

1) In high mem kernel, I set the battery to display, via advanced configuration, but when I use any program, or click anything, it reverts back to the clock. If I click the task manager, and click to hide the task manager, the battery icon returns. Same with low mem kernel

2)The pictures display upside down. In the preview pane on the home screen, they display fine. It's when I click on it, to see it full screen is where i see the issue.

Other than that....good rom.

Originally Posted by deddy777 (Post 1084549)

Mattsm you are doing great work and here is the link for both Oxios applications. http://www.oxios.com/memory/

I am also going to suggest a couple other apps that I always reinstall.

File Explorer Extension which has a lot of utility. What I use the most is the feature to send a shortcut from my SD card to programs. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=421723

Device Update is like an app store. http://www.crc.id.au/deviceupdate/user-apps.pl

Call Calendar which will log all incoming and outgoing calls and publish them as private appointments on your calendar, WM outlook. http://kingfetty.com/Downloads.aspx

Fantastic ROM and I am still testing the M2d, although I am tempted by the Mega upgrade. You :headbang::headbang:

Originally Posted by mattsm (Post 1087268)

1. If you want the battery in task bar instead of clock then goto
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Shell\TaskBa r
delete : ConsistentClockOrBattery

2. my pictures show sideways and not upside down. I will look at this but not really a big deal, It is using HTC album so when the picture comes up just gesture C on the screen and it turns it 90degrees for every gesture. If you gesture a circle then it zooms in. Flick left or right and it goes to next picture or previous picture.

I have been extremely busy this week at the business. I have not even downloaded the 23022 that was released, but listening to others that is OK.

Originally Posted by tokuzumi (Post 1087356)

Now that I know about using gestures to rotate pictures, this issue goes away. I'll play around with the reg hack in #1.

I look forward to a stable 23022 style build, as those large buttons at the bottom of the screen are a great step forward. They may not be the most aesthetically pleasing, but the functionality of them is tremendous.

Originally Posted by mattsm (Post 1087471)

I will play with this build over the week end, just have not had time. I will post it when I get done so that you guys can look. But I am not releasing this as one of my normall builds so don't expect much.

Oh and that word in red up there. I have to look that up in the dictionary. LOL