[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
I haven't tried it with seeder off. What the heck is "seeder", anyway? Oh never mind L Speed page tells and it does not work on all phones.

Did L Speed change your signal guys? (Jack and Bob) I was not expecting that and was so shocked I forgot to take a screenshot of it. 3G, signal cut in half or just the "ghost" of the signal icon with no bars. I used the L_Speed Terminal menu to turn off network tweaks and it did nothing. Not even after reboot. Now I see that seeder is BS, not for us, turning that off might help too. It is supposed to cut "entropy" and I get a physics lesson trying to look that up.

But the signal and network speed was a deal breaker. I had to get a new phone last year when I lost LTE and 4G. I also lost 4G after enabling L Speed. I am looking for a reliable, slick, speedy rom, not 3G or less. Maybe with some fussing it would work. Try turning everything off and see if it still impacts the system, then enable things one at a time and reboot to see what happens.

[MENTION=4929841]crackerjack1957[/MENTION] what benefits did you see happen on AKOP after installing L Speed? Do you remember, is it kind of fuzzy, or is it just "working good for you"?

CM11 was good early November. Development already stopped. We got another month of crap after that. January was getting better. Then February, 02,02, still not perfect but last one. As the days go by, stupid little things break 02/02. No system sounds, voice typing becomes "deaf and retarded", dock bar & app drawer disappear, MMS will not send. Reboots sometimes fix it, sometimes not. So for me, 11/07 it is, that worked flawlessly for about 2 months until I "upgraded" to a later build. If it worked so fine in November, December, and January, chances are it will work fine now. My signal icon is full and colored. In 02/02 all I ever saw were orange bars. It is nice to see the Google Server connection working again. Helps a LOT if you lose your phone and use the Google Device Manager to find it and ring it LOUD for 5 minutes. I have used this feature before to find my phone when I lost it. I just clicked that link and in less than a minute, it located my phone within feet at my house. With orange bars, not sure if I could locate the phone so quickly with device manager.

If 11/07 turns out to not hold up over time, I think I will finally dump CM11 and move to AKOP. I hate to do it as I have so much time in this, but CyanogenMod really pulled the rug out from under us after over a year. It could happen again with CM12. They get 95% of it working, the last little bit is too much hassle, the hardware is too old, and they won't put more time into it, and drop that as well. CM did it once, who is to say it won't happen twice? :(

Let's make this simple, if you guys used L Speed, did you see your signal icon drop in signal or drop to a lower level of service, either after install or enabling/disabling things? :confused:

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[MENTION=6293373]Haidersaleem[/MENTION] I see! What an odd looking navbar, are you running that on cm11 or a different rom? Did you apply a theme to it?

The basic way to add the navbar to any Android devices is to edit the build.prop file (You need a rooted file explorer for this) and add a line of text to it. You could put this line right at the bottom if you want:

How to add navbar to Android 4

Open /system/build.prop file with a rooted file explorer. Add the line below to the bottom of the file. Save the file. Reboot to see your new navbar.

qemu.hw.mainkeys=0

Save the file, reboot, and presto, you have a navbar! But no colors or cursor arrows. Bookmark this page if you want to keep the instructions of how to enable the navbar on cm11:

How to Enable Soft Keys (Navigation Bar) on any Android Phone (4.0+)

You did a good job, nice! :good: