[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Agreed, we serve the community and do a darned good job of it. W/out yours, Casper's, and Mr. Chen's help, I would be lost on those 910's man. You know, I have tried a few roms but never LS. I do now have my slots managed a bit better so LS sounds like a good choice. You got a good download link?

Thanks for the tip. :good:

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...kind words? They are like respect. You can only get them by earning them, my friend. And you do that very well, Casper.

Uh, I know your words on cm11 because I have heard them may times, myself included for about ten months. Starts out great, slows down, you update hoping it will get better, and it never does. Yet, other members are telling you how "great" the build is. Casper, you need to follow the guide at least once, and the upkeep is paramount. You will develop "a feel for the phone", what it is doing, what it cannot be doing, what is running, what isn't running, and you will know this all of the time. But it takes discipline and a schedule or instructions to follow. My Guide is not perfect yet, but I am working on it. If you follow that guide,

word for word

, don't skip anything because "you know better", you will get a fresh start. A clean, good running phone, and you will have a few backups on the way to completion to revert to in case something goes wrong. And then, the learning begins.

How to install and maintain CM11 for a good running phone

Yeah, I know. Broken record because I say it all the time. Well, at least I am giving you something to work with besides "go clean". I give you

instructions

and followup advice. Who else is doing that for you? Dwillian and Mendulur are both "taking the course" and their phones have improved dramatically. The last part, the "getting the feel of it" is the hardest part to learn, but like learning to ride a bike, you never forget. That very fine part about getting the feel is what I am working on now. It is like a skill passed down from generation to generation. There is no easy way to explain it, but once you get it, you will know. Remember, you will always know exactly what your phone is doing and why. That takes time. I know, I know, you want to kick back in the hammock and let it ride for another day. But you have to start sometime, my friend. How about now?

Backup your junk in case you want to bail out and retreat, then get started. Ask me questions, I will help you. Late for Ohmster, I have to help a friend clear a toilet blockage in the morning, lucky me, huh? :p

Don't worry about the details of this "Feel", I will explain it as we go. I cannot nor will not write books for you if you will not follow them. DumbleCore is a perfect example of someone who "has the feel for it" and does not realize it or consider it worth mentioning. To him, it is simply "the way" to get it done. These people know exactly what to do but find it hard to put into words. It is not THAT hard and I will do it. But it does take time and practice to get right. ;)

One more thing. I sound like an expert who really knows what he is doing. I am not, ...yet. Sherri, DumblCore, stargo, and many others here have at least one or more

decades

of experience than I do and really are "The Wizards of the Group". But they are also shy, modest, humble people who would *never* brag or rub it in, nor do they like to write articles and books. I am a fast learner and I do love to write. So you got that much going for you and me. :D

Goodnight Daniel. It is not that hard... :highfive: