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[Nook Color General] DizzyDen:
First... on the launcher screen... use menu... more.... make sure homescreen is not locked.... Then it will do as you're used to regarding placing on launcher screen.

Actually... you don't have to unlock desktop... just wiggle finger when the menu you are talking about is up.... you will have to unlock desktop to move the item or delete it if you want.

Now I will edit this to answer more... just wanted it posted before you did anything as drastic as replacing or reinstalling your launcher...

The CM7 user thread in the Nook Color section is a great place for discussing all things NookColor CM7 related.

What the catalog does is....

You can place apps in a catalog... then when you're in app drawer then the left and right app launcher buttons turn to < >... use them to move between catalogs... ALL apps will still show everything... but in each catalog will show only the apps you add to it... so you can create a catalog called "Utils" and place all the Nook Color and CM7 utilities in it... scroll to is and ONLY those apps will show on the screen.

As for Dalingrin's OC kernel... if you're not using it and his NookTweaks... you are TRULY missing out... STRONGLY encouraged to use them.
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
Oh and don't OC past 1.2 GHz in NookTweaks.... it will give you SOD every hour.
[Nook Color General] ionizd:
Thanks for the quick response. I didn't know about the long-press-and-wiggle technique, and it worked like a champ.

Do I have to start over to install Dalingrin's mod? Does it replace this operating system entirely?
[Nook Color General] DizzyDen:
No you don't have to start over... just flash it after anyof the nightlies... any time after.

Always remember...

YCGIYWG

(You Can't Get... If You Won't Give)
[Nook Color General] PoisonWolf:
Really? What about some people reporting being able to go up to 1.6 ghz? One of the reasons I bought the NC was in hopes that it could run 1.3 or 1.4 ghz stable.
[Nook Color General] psychoace:
That is a pretty dumb blanket statement especially when there is a percentage of users who have hit 1.3GHz and higher without getting a sod. I get them less then once a day. I used to get them as often when I was at 1.2GHz. So please don't misinform people
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
Well, when I went any higher than 1.2 GHz, I got sod every other hour. When I clocked up to 1600 Mhz, the thing got SOD like every 5 minutes.

EDIT: @PoisonWolf, do you know how to get up to 1.6 GHz no SOD? I would love to be faster than the Flyer... which is double the price.
[Nook Color General] votinh:
C'mon, people. We provide feedback based on our own experiences and it's not always 100% true but still, no need to use harsh words to correct the mis-info. Be nice and together we can build a strong community.

Anyway, even though I'm using Dalingrin OC 063001 version and nookcolortweak installed, I cannot ever seen any option to overclock greater 1200MHz, how do you guy get up to 1.3GHz, left alone 1.6GHz? What kernel do you use?
[Nook Color General] PoisonWolf:
Well, to be able to get up to 1.6ghz, that is really the luck of the draw. I would gather that the manufacturing process is not perfect and not all chips can achieve such speeds. If anything, I would imagine there to be a range on the "limits" of these chips.

I found out that mine was 1350 mhz. No matter what I did, anything higher than that resulted in clunky responses, choking, skipping, etc.

I was hoping I'd get something in the 1.5 ghz range, but ah well. :)

Thus, I now run it at 1.3 ghz ondemand!

Just tinker around with the combinations / voltages / governors to see what your true limitation is. While you are doing this, do NOT set anything ON BOOT.
[Nook Color General] RASTAVIPER:
Same Kernel with U.

Most Nooks go around 1.200-1.300mhz.Some few lucky can go a bit more.
[Nook Color General] votinh:
Got it,

Thanks Ras
[Defy General] GodSlayer:
What are the difference between the stable 2.3.4a and the beta 1.7.8 of MIUI?
[Defy General] cardozclive:
It is one and the same
[Defy General] liboug:
ok

in china ,people boot up by miui. by the way ,miui is created by chinese.

miui is promoted in the basis of cm7.

2.3.4 is the edition of the andriod , but 1.7.8 is the edition of the miui
[Defy General] adi4motion:
not one and the same 2.3.4a is 1.6.x based ...and you see the difference
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Lost Prophet:
Hey Devs (slade87, owian, D4rKn3sSyS and so on),

today on the X10 Mini Pro Dev Forum i found a really interresting Post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1162126

The Guys were talking about that finaly the bootloader has been cracked !! *woooho*

Could it be possible to get netfilter /iptable into a custom kernel, and is there a guide or a Turtorial on how to make or build a custom kernel ??

That's great news !!!!!

Cheers,

Lost Prophet
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stalnakerz:
Does anyone know how to take a G-Tab apart and repair a broken power connector? My son pulled it off of the table where it was charging and it landed squarely on the adapter where it was plugged into the GTab. Everything else works, but charging, of course, does not.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TJEvans:
Buy a dock, that's what I did
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodintentions:
Choice 1: Buy a dock.

Choice 2: Open it up and solder it back in.

Choice 3: Sell your son to a slave labor camp and use the money to buy a new tablet.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snowzach:
Stolen from another forum about performing a hardware reset:

Disassemble the tablet. Remove the four rubber stoppers on the bottom of the tablet (put them aside). Next, unscrew the screws under them (keep those too). Next we need to get the back half of the tablet off. Put the tablet face down on a piece of paper or another protective material. Gently work one corner of the tablet until the two halves are slightly separated, then use something thin like a business card to keep them slightly parted. You can then use something thin and strong, like a plastic gift card to zip around the edges and break the seal. Prying will only damage your plastics.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TJEvans:
pulling it apart is one thing, resoldering the connection is another. I've read that it's really tricky (and small) Mine started acting up, had to have the plug on a weird angle for the tablet ot start charging. I thought it was the chord, but it must be the hardware inside the tablet that caused it. I bought a dock, and a second charger...the dock works BEAUTIFULLY for charging, and for watching movies on the big screen via the HDMI port on the dock...
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timmmothy:
Viewsonic G connector input jack power jack

If you need to replace the jack, you can get it at Ebay.....just type in Viewsonic G jack or power jack and they have them there.
[Epic 4G General] The Root:
Just got a new card, but every time I copy the backup of my old card to it, it erases all the picture files during media scan. Is there a way to stop that from happening?
[Epic 4G General] DroidApprentice:
Did you try formatting the card through the phone settings menu, then copying the pictures seperately from everything else to the new DCIM\Camera folder the phone created?
[Epic 4G General] The Root:
Yeah, then any time media scanner runs the photos are gone. Like completely.
[Epic 4G General] PythonFanTN:
Did you try copying them elsewhere on the card, say the Downloads folder or something? No clue if that'd make any difference but just a thought if you hadn't tried it.
[Epic 4G General] The Root:
It's like it deletes them from their individual directories. I'm going to try to copy them from one card to the other in hopes that maybe by putting them on my hard drive it was causing some conversion that won't happen this way.
[HD2 General] Paschinski:
Hi guys!

I'm on a Sense Rom for quite some time, but it gets slower and slower.

So I wanted to start over again with a clean non sense rom. But I would really miss two things:

The Photo widget, where you can switch through your pictures with your finger right on the home screen

and

the Locations app, because I have a lot of Footprints.

Is it possible to extract these two things and install them as an apk on another Rom?
[HD2 General] jianC:
Maybe, but I doubt they will work correctly without the sense framework/services?
[HD2 General] gece_mavisi026:
I agree not work properly
[HD2 General] Paschinski:
I guess the only way to verify that is to give it a try! Maybe those framework/services files can be extracted, too. ;)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WINKSTER:
What is the difference between darktremor a2sd and the built in one? I've noticed a few people posting about wanting to use darktremor but I flashed synergy and I like the way it works just fine? I'm kind of a nooband I want to understandall this stuff.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HipKat:
My understanding is that there is a script in the DT version that doesn't work well in Synergy.

The one in Synergy is a modified DT version
[Galaxy S II General] fenguinpower:
To a new phone. After a year, 2 years? And why?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borchgrevink:
Why do stock apps launch at boot? Like accuweather and yahoo?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borchgrevink:
Nobody? Find it stupid that a lot of apps launch and take up ram even though they are never used.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daleski75:
It's how samsung designed it and if it bugs you just root the phone and freeze the apps with titanium backup
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RogerPodacter:
this is just how android works. it loads up many apps on boot, and in the background even when you didnt not open them, so that it is faster the next time you need to use said apps. some people hate it, but the bottom line is there's nothing you can do about it except remove those apps from your phone. its just how android is built.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dr.Sid:
You have problems with RAM ? I use like 10% most of the time.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Intratech:
Free RAM is wasted resource. Stop thinking of things in terms of how Windows work with it crappy resource management system previous to Windows 7.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borchgrevink:
Well, if the RAM used for these apps could have been used to store apps that I really USE instead of apps I don't us, the useful apps could have been started quicker... (and apps I have used recently would not have been kicked out of memory so fast.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snudel:
do not worry about that.

just uninstall the apps you never use.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Isadora:
I've said it before, and I'll say it again :p they need to make the system *really* clever by having it learn what apps you use the most and load the relevant processes rather than stuff which is unlikely to get used.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borchgrevink:
But I am not eager to root...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daleski75:
Then you will have to live with it
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kreoXDA:
Captain Obvious speaking here , forgive me: If you have the weather widget on screen , or those live wallpapers that link with weather, your accuweather process needs to run.

And any app that has notification mode (like yahoo) will start up on boot, check what it is supposed to do ("are my notifications on or off?") and then recede to background if there is nothing to do or if the notifications are disabled.

If after boot you press and hold the home button, tap "task manager" then switch to the "ram" tab - does it show that you are using all 800 or so MB of memory with all those background apps? Probably not.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tommo123:
what annoys me is that at bootup it loads up apps i use once a week or so and makes it take ages before the phone is usable. fine, keep it in memory once i've used it but don't load everything at bootup ffs

we really need a msconfig type thing to stop this.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RogerPodacter:
this sounds like its your first android phone. you arent the first person to notice this and be unhappy about it. this topic has been beaten to death in the android world. there are utilities you can do to remove broadcast receivers upon startup etc as well as tweak the internal memory algorithm numbers to be more aggressive. but in the end you are going against the OS. its best to remove any app you dont use and dont want starting up like that. and if you need root for that, then this just goes to show why so many people love getting a pure android nexus phone, because this type of nonsense doesnt exist there. its pure barebones elegance, with the OS working precisely as intended. zero samsung bloatware.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] silentbob59:
My sgs2 takes about 18seconds to boot to be usable thats good for a smart phone my x10 took about 40 and my old x1 was even longer.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borchgrevink:
Well Captain Obvious, I never run or use these apps and widgets... Hehe. That's why I asked originally...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tommo123:
my 2nd actually (desire last time round), rooted both, same annoyances in both - not HTC bloat, or samsung - the fact that i can't have control (key word here) over my phone. i mean if i wanted an OS without options i would have gone for an iphone! :eek:

i've tried a few apps that claim to stop apps booting up but they all fail.

as far as removing them, why? a simpler solution would be to stop the damn things running all the time. i don't use photoshop on my PC daily but i'm not going to install/uninstall the thing as i use it. it should just sit there waiting to be ran not doing anything at all until that moment.

still a long time when you're looking at the screen wishing it would hurry the hell up. seriously, count it. boot up your phone in front of someone with winmo 7 or an iphone then, after it turns on and you see the first glimpse of your homescreen say - it'll just take another 20 seconds or so. 1...., 2..... 3..... 4..... 5...... etc etc etc.

it's annoying and bad practise from an "instant on" standpoint. i want to turn it on, type in pin, see homescreen and hit a shortcut and have it load. not have to other stuff i wont use that day to load in the background first.

------

anyhoo - this is something that annoys me - big time ...obviously :p
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RogerPodacter:
yeah its just something that you're gonna have to live with. its just the way android is designed for better or worse.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veyka:
If you have

root

, get an app called Gemini app manager, its free and you can tweak the autorun settings for anything.

That not the OS caching in ram(good) but stuff you dont need running and using cpu etc(bad).

Just be carefull about what you tweak and backup etc.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rekuja:
Surely stock apps don't each that much battery right? my ram is usually 200MB-300MB / 1GB and I'm using a brand new SG2 stock firmware / unrooted and the only widgets i have are pictures/weather/google search.

Even though social hub, digital clock, etc still run in "Running applications" the list is pretty small...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veyka:
Depends on firmware version, before KE7 I think wifi shareing eats battery like a fat kid eats cake nomnomnom.

All the samsung bloat eg hubs eats battery if its running (which it is unless you stop it).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tommo123:
hint hint

well, hopefully we won't have to. android isn't designed to allow you to block permissions for apps selectively, or to allow a firewall but root allows it :D

here's hoping ... :o
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borchgrevink:
Does anybody positively notice any improvements after freezing apps?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borchgrevink:
Bump......
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veyka:
Well yes, the apps aint there anymore! If you will never use them there is no harm in removing them (just dont remove anything you are not sure about and keep backups)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borchgrevink:
But is battery improved?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lfabresm:
That's what I do.

I'm using stock XXKG2 rom, rooted and frozen samsung stock apps :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B1nny:
Hi SGS users,

Yesterday I've got my SGS, 2nd hand, it works really amazing ^^ I came from a HTC Hero which is also an amazing device, but this is soooo much smoother & faster.

Now when I opend the forums, I saw a ****load of roms, with all different kind of number/letter combinations like JVQ & stuff like that.

Rightnow I'm running darky's 10.1 extreme rom, and I'm happy with it, but as I'm a flash junkie, I'd like to know some more good roms ^^

Also I'd like to know some good kernels, rightnow I have the kernel that came with darky's 10.1, but it seems this has no undervolt option, which I'd like to use to spare battery when the screen is turned off.

Let me make a quick 'list'

- Some good roms, please =)

- Some/A good kernel, please =)

- Maybe you know some cool stuff, like a awesome bootscreen, or some cool wallpapers/widgets everything is welcome ^^

I hope I don't act greedy, it's not meant this way, I just want to know what the community has to offer. =)

Btw. did anyone notice your phone talks to you when your phone is booting darky's rom for the first time? O.o
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
That its probably voodoo installing, as for best rom, you will get as many answers as there are roms!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mission92:
I am using F1 gs2 V6.

It makes you gs looks like gs2...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hagridden5:
I have been on several versions of Darky's ROM for a while and loved the speed it brings to your phone. It also increased the functionality of the phone. I had some issues setting up Exchange email with that ROM so searched for a new one. In that quest I found the GingerReal ROM.

Currently I am on version 7.1 of GingerReal and can safely say it's the fastest and most stable version I have seen. You may want to give it a try.

The Battery life on GingerReal is the best I have seen and I have seen comments for a few others who second me on the good battery life.

Also, try ADW launcher.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] silashack:
I would go to the romkitchen.org and make your own, that way you get what YOU want, I found Darkys a good learner but yearned for more of me

I use damians kernel, not liked around here but works for me, if not then speedmod is good

Boot animations are touchy, they work on some roms or versions and not others, make a backup BEFORE you apply any changes
[Galaxy S II General] fenguinpower:
Are you always online on 3g with your S2? I am on an unlimited internet an just want to know if its safe to always keep the phone and 3g open?
[Galaxy S II General] crypticc:
Why not? My three uk was 1Gb for first time least bill :)
[Galaxy S II General] tfn:
I am on vodafone only 500mb but still keep it on all the time,although I switch to wifi at home and do most of my download at home on wifi
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Tortuga:
When I use the Google Voice Search to say "Call xxxx" (xxxx = any search term/non-contact) the number that shows after the search has a +1 in front of it. When it tries to dial it would ring, then a Verizon message would say the number cannot be dialed. I was hoping flashing CM7 would take care of this, but now it just fails to dial without the Verizon message. It fails immediately after attempting to dial.

I've seen a few topics across the web about this, most of them have to do with the phone adding a country code in place of the number and failing. However, I can't find a working solution.

CM7 doesn't appear to have call settings that would help. Has anyone experienced this issue? Can you dial a number that begins with a +1 from inside the US? I've heard (don't want to test) that dialing other countries with the plus sign works. I've also read that it's a known issue with HTC, and they may be working on a fix.

It's not a major problem, but that's what I typically use voice search for is searching for an address or number quickly. It's kind of a pain to memorize the number and dial that way.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Tortuga:
For what it's worth, the issue is gone after flashing MIUI. It may be that I wiped the dalvik cache before flashing this one.
[XPERIA X8 General] Fabio03:
Hello people!

I'm new in the forum.

I update my phone to the last firmware Original 2.1 SE ROM 2.1.1.C.0.0.

previously i had installed in the phone Minicm6 but i update to the new stock rom to see how fast it is.

But i dont like very much.

I need help to go back to the minicm6 or other rom.

the most rom's we need this firmware 2.1.1.A.0.6

i have install xrecovery in my SE X8.

how i flash the rom with this firmware 2.1.1.C.0.0.?

thanks

p.s sorry my bad English.
[XPERIA X8 General] Chris95X8:
You can use flashtool to go back to 2.1.1.A.0.6

Click here for details (It doesn't matter if your phone is not bricked)
[XPERIA X8 General] Fabio03:
are another way to do ?
[XPERIA X8 General] dbts25:
No. But you don't need go back to 2.1.1.A.0.6 firmware. I installed ROMs on 2.1.1.C.0.0 without problems
[XPERIA X8 General] Fabio03:
OK Thanks.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jnyrny:
Hi, i am just wondering if it is possible to put the firmware of the galaxy s2 on my galaxy s as it includes brand new apps, touchwiz 4 etc.

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B1nny:
There are some roms in the SGS developement section which contain SGS2 apps and widgets =)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saphirrot:
man, its like flashing iOS on a Nokia 3310
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lunchbox115:
There are some ROMs that promiss "real SGS2-feeling", just look in the dev-forum. ;)

Sent from hell to take your soul
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prana_Sky:
Check these out!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1133395

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1129404

:o:D;):):(:confused::mad::p:rolleyes::cool::eek:
[Fascinate General] sbb888:
Hi everyone, my phone has been working great so I've been gone for a while. Boy things sure do move fast around here. I am on EF 3.5.1 v1.2, ED01. I thought I would give the 3.6 a try. Do I need the 3.0 cwm for this? Do I need to go back to ota update and start from there? If I do this and things don't work out can I just go to my backup and flash back to what I have now or will I have to start all over.

Thanks for all the help
[Fascinate General] Enochius:
I used CWM 2.5.1 to update to EF 3.6. In my opinion it is worth the update.
[Fascinate General] sbb888:
Thanks, what benefits did you see
[Fascinate General] APeaceofStrange:
Comes down to preference between the two because they are very different. 3.6 seems a bit smoother to me, but 3.5.1 has tsm parts. Depends on what is important to you. I like the color added into some of the lockscreens in 3.6. Battery life may be better for you one or the other. If you feel comfortable switching, I'd suggest trying 3.6 out and seeing if you like it better.
[Fascinate General] Falcyn:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=984386