[HTC Sensation] MarckX:
Hi there K3nshiro,

As Patrics83 is a busy guy at the moment, I will try to answer your questions and as lazy as I am, I will try to let you answer some of them yourself. :D So, here we go...

I downloaded a stockrom for Sensation, but cant find Dice or the books in it. Can you give a link to your rom, then I can help you for sure. Or maybe we'll find out EReader.apk and the books have been removed from the rom.

And to sum up, the best way to achieve "perfection" in your words is:

"If you aren't happy with the outcome after the first attempt then make your edits to the ROMCleaner_user.txt and flash the stock ROM again until you are happy".

Rather this than -> Additional Scripts" -> "Settings Restores", right ?
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The best way to optimize your ROMCleaner_user.txt, you have to know what you want to remove from your rom. We are providing a default .txt but most users want to make their own edits. The user.txt provided is just a (good) example how you can make your own. Optimising it will take some effort from the users themselves by trial and error. :)

Settings restorer has got nothing to do with the ROMcleaning itself, but with the bbackup/restore function provided. This function will restore your settings you backed up like wifi settings / BT settings etc.

Apps moved to your SDcard will NOT be backed-up by the backup/restore function. There are some apps as well that can't be backed-up this way. Some are encrypted, some will even install in their own named folders. And if backup can't handle them, they won't be restored. But if you have them backed up with your Google account, you just have to login to Google get them restored.

2. Non-removed apps by the script:

Dice (this one was not on your list though)

Fb Chat (same as above)

FM Radio (on list, but still on phone)

Locations (same as above)

Teeter (same as above)

Watch (same as above)

Music (not sure if this can be removed...)
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We encourage ppl to find apps we can use for optimizing the ROMCleaner.txt, as we don't own the Sensation ourselves (and even if we did, we couldn't keep up with all rom releases, as the team is not that big). This way the xda community can help us big time! It seems that some roms have (themed) renamed apps in then and even stockroms (like yours) seem to change names along the releases. We discovered that sometimes even only one letter changed. As you may know Android appnames are case-sensitive. :eek:

I just downloaded a stock rom just to check some basics. For example in your txt-file i've found:

Teeter.apk (in txt file). This should be changed for your rom to: teeter.apk

FMRadioService.apk (in txt file) should be for your rom: com.htc.FMRadioWidget.apk

Yes, I know: it's not Windows :p .. but If you do so, they will be removed next time

Now my advice is: look into your rom.zip (/system/app and if it's there /data/app) and try to locate your apps that haven't been removed and add them to your user.txt. Just give it a try yourself. If you can't figure it out, just ask us again ofc, but you will see how easy it is.

3. Non-removed widgets ...quite a bunch...

Calculator

Facebook Chat

FM Radio

Friend Stream

Locations (the whole HTC Location is still there, apk and widgets)

Music

Show Me

Stocks

Trends

Trips

Twitter

Watch

MyTaskWidget

...and in "Browse all HTC widgets"

- Still got 3 Stocks Widgets

- still got 4 calculator widgets

- Facebook Chat

- FM Radio

- Trips

- Friend Stream

- Show Me

- Trips

- Music

- Trends

- Tasks

- Twitter

I think that maybe I've done something wrong ?
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You did nothing wrong, but my answer here is the same one as B2. Compare the user.txt filenames with the ROM.zip

I've attached the log files and stuff so that you can review this (all 3 docs in a zip).
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Thanks for that. It shows ROMCleaner did its job like it should. :cool:

Maybe it's because I'm using a modified Stock Rom with:

- Root.

- Busybox.

- Busybox run-parts.

- Zipalign on all apks

- Deodexed.

- /data/app activated.

- Signed .zip

- ES File Explorer pre-installed

- % on battery status

Maybe I should try it on a pure Stock Rom instead of a rooted one.
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Nope, as mentioned before: it works the way we intended it to work.

Sorry again for writing so much !!
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No problem mate :D

Edit: I forgot to say that the ROMCleaner installed only on the 2nd attempt, the 1st one failed :D
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As Patrics83 has been teaching me: Failing of ROMCleaner is not an option, so I pretend I didn't see that remark....:silly: