[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] dwitherell:
FAQ

Q:

I lost/don't have root after flashing this - what should I do?

A:

First off, go into the Superuser app and accept the initial update prompt. If that doesn't work or the prompt never happens, flash the v0.99 version of

SuperSU

(md5 6722626255C8321C47922DA6A3484BA0) - note that this slightly differs from the one found

here

mostly to simplify and specify it for the Blaze.

Q:

Why won't the lockscreen change when I select a different one?

A:

Lockscreens are a wip - currently the only options that work are Circle and AOSP (which is what shows if you select ANYTHING other than circle). This also means that any options specific to certain lockscreens in the lockscreen options section of TSMParts will not do anything, as the lockscreens relevant to such options are not available.

Q:

I'm having overlap issues with statusbar icons and center clock - what should I do?

A:

Yeah - things may overlap, so you will have to either change settings to avoid the issue or just deal with it.

Q:

Why can’t I back out of Google Now? Can you update this?

A:

This is a known issue with the mod (see their FAQ list

here

), and it looks like support has come to an end as well. The workaround for the issue is - after pressing the back key if you then press the menu key and select Refresh, it will back out of the app properly. You cannot update this mod, and it looks doubtful that anyone will take the time to do it unfortuntately.

Q:

I set a statusbar icon to hide, but it's still there. What gives?

A:

The statusbar icon tweaks may require a little effort on your part for changes to take effect. All changes can be elicited with a reboot/hotboot, BUT for most there are other ways:

-- Bluetooth/vibrate-silent/alarm icons/ime -- just change their state (on/off or vibrate/sound, etc)

-- No sim -- this one requires a reboot/hotboot to elicit the change if it's already active.

Q:

Scorched governor...? Never heard of it. What is it?

A:

From the great merwin himself -

'Scorched' - this driver is rather similar to the 'lagfree' governor both in its source code and its purpose. The difference is that while lagfree seeks to give performance-on-demand by increasing immediately to the maximum CPU frequency, Scorched jumps immediately to a mid-point frequency and then gracefully increases or decreases the CPU frequency as required. This provides both performance-on-demand as well as extended battery life.

Q:

How can I mess with the settings of the included Scorched kernel?

A:

The included /system/etc/init.d/91scorched file, when run from terminal emulator (see below), can tell you what your current settings are (even if run without su). For those that are knowledgeable and comfortable with such things, you can manually edit this file to tweak just about every setting available in the kernel (settings take effect upon reboot). For more of a graphical interface the

Android Tuner

app is highly recommended. While it is a pay app (and well worth the $10), the free version will let you do most things - check it out!

To run 91scorched from terminal emulator type the following:

/system/bin/sh /system/etc/init.d/91scorched

Q:

Why don't you mention blah blah blah in your FAQ? It would have helped me a lot!

A:

My bad - PM me anything you think should be added to this that would be helpful for the general user base! :)

ALSO:

Feel free to swing by #teamfah-q on freenode if you have questions/comments/etc - you can access the channel a number of ways, one of them being a

webchat client

- so come on by and say hi!