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[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Golok:
bravo the rom was great . damn stable.

i've got problem with mms. can't receive it at all. i have no problem sending it.

got the correct netwiz installed. Telkco setting is already correct . i've double check already.

a check with SKtool system info says MMS is not availlable.

one of the service SMS receive is not runnning due to the missing SMSReceiver_dll.dll .

is it due to this ?

many thanks
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] edhaas:
Aw shucks...

Thanks, guys for all the nice comments.

larsuck and yu130960: Yeah, I agree with your point. But overall I guess I'm happier to know I've done a good job. :cool: I did a trial of a "supa Dopa", but the "cookbook" instructions bepe gave didn't work for some reason. I'm going to keep at it though. Unfortunately, I'm at the in-laws for a few days and can't work on it, so it'll be at least a few days.

kipe: Thanks, currently I'm running the T-Lite, just because I want to be able to address people's concerns with that since I just put it out and I figured there'd be more problems with it. When the new D-Lite comes out I'll probably run that and for the same reason. As I've said, I really don't see much difference between the two in performance or feel.

Golok: I haven't heard of any problems with MMS. Are others having any problems with it? I don't use it myself, so I can't give you a flat answer. Also, I won't be able to flash back for a couple days to verify the issue. You might try searching the MMS threads to see if you can get some hints from those. You could also make a backup, and then try from a cold-reboot to set up MMS first and see if it works. My guess is its either some obscure settings or registry issue, or a software incompatibilty. If that doesn't work, try installing a newer version of Arcsoft MMS, there are cabs available on the forum. Again, work from a clean-reset. As last resort, you could try the T-Lite rom, which incorporates the newest Arcsoft MMS already. Good luck!

Have a nice weekend everyone!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] kipe:
Dunno whether it's the ROM default registry setting or my device, apparently there's a beep sound when I initiate a voice call, check up the registry settings and it seems that the script value for registry key concerned is set to play.. no big deal actually but if anybody interested to not having this beep sound comes up everytime u make a call just do the followings:

Edit registry setting HKCU\ControlPanel\Sounds\Dialing, i.e. at default "Script" value which is set as "p" (for 'play'), change the 'Script' value to blank i.e. erase the ''p'" (only the value "p")..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] yky:
Thanks for the great work from Ed! I've been using v1.1 for about one week and it works like a charm! It is so fast and stable that now I visit the forum for a new rom lesser and lesser. It actually save more time for me. I use HTCustom to unlock the extended rom for another 9mb storage.

Another beauty is I didn't find memory leak with this rom. Some of the chef roms leak program ram over the time. I even notice the ram size decreased over every second. This rom absolutely doesn't have this bug!

Thanks again. I am expecting your next Dopod Hypa Lite!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] darthgus:
Just wanted to post and let everyone know out of the 30 or so roms I have tried since WM6 has been available, this one is the fastest and most reliable one so far for me.

All I add on from the default is;

HTC Default Black Theme

Kaiser Dialler

Kaiser Style 10 Button Comm Manager

Pocket CM (Kaiser Theme)

Kaiser Theme for Media Player

Phone is lightweight, zippy, and havent had an issue to date.. Im like the person above, I think I have found the perfect setup until something that is significantly better comes along!

Thanks again for your hard work dude!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] edhaas:
New rom "on deck"

kipe: Thanks for the tip. That is an annoying sound.

yky and darthgus: Thanks for the comment.

All: The new "superstorage" version is almost ready. One issue with it is that the Jbed Java does not want to function. The regular Tao Java works well however. Since only one Java works, I'm thinking I should cook it in, like with V1.0. One good thing is that the new Opera mini 4 beta 2 now works fine with Tao Java. Do people prefer I delete the .rgu files or not? Looks like around 70 meg :eek: usable free storage (with Java and Office), program memory is about the same as before.

Best wishes,
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] larsuck:
Waiting with bated breath

Edhaas,

Well, I did it. I have finally skewed enough reg settings and installed/ uninstalled/ reinstalled/ upgraded enough programs to make my current D-Lite 1.0 a bit wonky. Of course, this is in no way any fault of the ROM - conversely only a really stable ROM would have made it this far.

So it looks like good timing with your superstorage D-lite debut and I will definately be trying it out.

The best feature of your D-Lite ROMs has always been the stability, and I think that cooking in the Tao Java will save some people some headaches down the road. If people want a ROM stripped to the point of insanity (and perhaps instability) then there are other options.

I don't plan on using this as a base for recooking, so as far as I'm concerned you can cut the .rgu files. However, I am pretty sure I am in the minority here and there will be more than a few people who will miss them.

Perhaps you should use your original D-lite ROMs as a guide, leave the .rgu files in the first build and cut them later down the road when the ROM has proved itself stable... Just my two cents.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] edhaas:
Re: New version

Larsuck, thanks for the feedback, and your reasoned reply. Since I posted, I have read that the problem with the Jbed Java is with the Java and is not a problem with the rom, as I had assumed! (Silly me.) Since I had already built and uploaded and briefly tested new versions based on 1.2, I think I'm going to go ahead with that, assuming that eventually someone will "crack" Jbed, and this will give people a choice. In the meantime, they can load the Tao Java cab, which works quite well. See the next post for rom details.

Best wishes,
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] edhaas:
New Version! Super D-Lite

Hi All,

This version is based on Version 1.2, but incorporates bepe's new discovery on melding extended_rom with storage memory. Thus, it bumps total storage memory to 74mb, and free storage memory to 71mb at cold boot. :eek: Program memory is unchanged. Otherwise it is just like V1.2, so you can read about that in the first post and the rest of the thread. Be careful of the following:

This rom will overwrite you're extended_rom! Save what you need to from that before flashing.

Like V1.2 most .rgu's are removed. Thus the rom cannot be "packaged" with bepe's package tools. (Cooks note.)

You will need to install the Tao Java cab from the second post to have a working Java.

Upgrade instructions: If you are coming from another rom, you will need to reload all your apps. Restoring from a backup will corrupt the registry and mess things up.

If you are coming from one of my roms, the safest route (plan A) is also to reload everything (especially if your current setup is "a bit wonky" :)). However, if you insist, and are comfortable editing the registry yourself, you may be able to restore your backup, then edit out all references and keys which relate to "EXT_FLASHDRV" (case insensitive), and get an acceptable result. But if you have any problems go back to plan A. Be sure to load Tao Java if you are coming from V1.0. If you were using Jbed Java, uninstall that and load the Tao Java. Also, be sure to uninstall any extended_rom seeing and accessing utilities in the old rom before making your backup.

I hope you enjoy the rom, download links will be placed in the first post.

Best wishes,
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] alancstan:
Edhaas,

What is the major difference btwn T-Lite and Super DLite?? Getting really confused with the "lite" :confused:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mryeknom:
I like your rom but V 1.2 haven't soliter I alway relax with it, could you give cab for install that?

Thanks Edhaas
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] edhaas:
alancstan: They are really very similar. I put out the T-Lite because people were asking for a T-Mobile build, and at the time I hadn't figured out how to add extended_rom to the storage memory pool with the Dopod rom. At this point, the major difference is that T-Lite has Java built in. Also, the T-Lite apparently puts SMS and MMS messages together. I think they are about the same for practical purposes, but if you have a problem with one you might try the other. Eventually, I'll probably strip out the Java and the .rgu's from the T-Lite like I have for this one, especially once they get Jbed Java working again. Also, the T-mobile base is a bit bigger to start, so this one will likely always have a slight edge in storage memory.

Hope that helps, I don't think there's any real good reason to switch unless you're having problems, or just like flashing and reinstalling everything. (Which is a common affliction around here!)

myreknom: I think that's a no-no for copywrite reasons, but someone may have done it, and there are lots of other free solitare programs out there. The links in post two should get you started.

Regards,
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] larsuck:
@mryeknom: See this thread for a link to a .cab file of the standard games.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=320192

@edhaas: This may seem like a stupid question, but I'm going to ask it anyway: if I don't use any Java programs, do I need to install a Java VM? Will SuperD-Lite! work without it?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] edhaas:
re: Java

I don't think it should be a problem to run without a Java VM. But keep one handy on your storage card just in case! Opera mini is a nice web browser though. It's really the only thing I use Java for at this point.

And thanks for helping out with the games cab. :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] kipe:
flashed to the latest super d-lite, guess what? ..it became a hybrid (see my screenshots below) with the latest OS kernel in T-Mob test ROM (OS CE 5.2.1620) & the official dopod's build (17944.0.3.1) ..the ROM version still reports as 3.54.707.3 ..was this intended edhaas? tq for the hardwork bro..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] natzakaria:
Tried a few versions of this super fast ROM but since setting the network wizard for my operator rom caused error - went back to Satin :(
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] jnfjsf:
Mirror

I'm incredibly intrigued... could someone post a mirror to the file?

I've used up my Rapidshare rights for the night...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] ratcom:
mirror need here too.... if someone could be so kind :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] alancstan:
Edhaas,

Sorry to ask, but in your personal opinion, what is the great advantage between the Dopod version and T-Mobile rom version? To a noob like me, it seems that T-Mobile is the latest version (3.60) while Dopod is older (3.54). Understood from you that the base of T-mobile will be bigger, could it be additional or patches running with it?

rgds
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] edhaas:
Stuff

kipe: [Revised answer] Yes, it is a hybrid build. I could not get the dopod build to use extended_rom directly with bepe's instructions, so I had to modify the dopod build to get it to work.

natzakaria: Sorry about that, but I'm intrigued. What was the problem? All of the network/phone stuff is "stock" and intact.

jnfjs and ratcom: I've added a sendspace link here and to the first post. Its for the 6mb page pool version, which seems to be the most popular. If folks want a 4mb link, just ask.

alancstan: To be honest, I don't know. The T-Mobile version has newer components, like MMS and Tao Java builds. It also has a few new "core" files and programs that are larger. Presumably, newer is better, and usually newer files are larger as new features/fixes are added. However, sometimes things are added in anticipation of future functionality and sometimes new bugs are introduced. So, newer is not always better. The problem here is that the Dopod build has been extremely stable and functional, and there are no bugs I can point to and say they are fixed in the T-Mobile build. Some people prefer the way the old MMS version works, some don't. Opera mini beta used to not work with the old version of Tao Java, but now it does. I don't think there is much difference overall. Just pick one, and be happy. I know you won't make a bad choice. :rolleyes: Down the road we may have more evidence to answer this question definitively.

Best wishes,
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] natzakaria:
Edhass sorry for my extremely brief remark - I wanted to run the network config wizard cab and installed it but running it says that something about dopod blah bla - I installed the cab for WWE network wizard so that I dont have to deal with setting mms and internet connection from my provider
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] DaVince:
Hey edhaas.. this ROM is awesome. I just tried the 6mb pagepool version and it's really fast (no, I'm not the noob that you usually hear saying ITS GR8!! IT VERY VERY FAST!! ITS THE FASTEST ROM EVER!!). I've been using the ROM for 2 days now and I'm very satisfied with it. I used to have the TNT 2.0 which is also very good.

I like what you did about joining the storage and ext_ROM together.. and the fact that it's "lite" enough to only have the essential apps. The ROM is very stable too, never had a lockup/freezing (probably because I don't install any today plug-ins.. not even the HTC Home).

Thanks for the excellent ROM. Keep up the brilliant work. ;)

-Vince
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] DaVince:
For those looking for a new Jbed JVM (which is the best JVM for Opera Mini).. you can get it here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=1483665&postcount=24

All courtesy of CloudyFa of PDAVIET.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mrbranch:
I am keeping this for now. Great ROM. Best I've tried.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Jafo:
Rare are the times I will write a comment but this rom is so great and fast I have to say thank you again. I love it because it has just the basics and nothing fancy. Its fast and stable.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] alancstan:
Yes... I truly agree, Edhaas is churning out fast and stable rom!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] jompao:
Hi!

I'm using SuperD-Lite 6mb and I can't use HTCustom or Pimp My black, both teak sofware gives and error when saving settings. Any solution?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] edhaas:
Feedback

Thanks for the nice comments. Since I'm not making $ on this, its nice to get the pats on the back. :p

natzakaria: Sorry about the dopod thing, you might try the T-Lite and see if that works for you. (Or ask that they fix that utility.)

DaVince: Thanks for the comment, and for the Jbed fix, can you confirm it works well? Is it a standalone install, or does it go "on top" of the previous build? Once I get confirmation I'll post the link in the second post.

mrbranch, Jafo, alancstan: Thanks guys.

jompao: I tried also, and can confirm the HTCustom doesn't work. However, schaps advanced configuration tool does work, as does Tweaks2K2 and Sktools. I don't know what the problem is with HTCustom. :confused: The schaps tool covers most of the same bases (and more). Make sure to uncheck the extended_rom stuff. Also, you can look up the tweaks themselves and apply them with a registry editor, but I know that can be a pain.

Best wishes,
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] jompao:
Yes Schaps tweak tool worked fine!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] kyphur:
Nice No Frills Rom...

This is a great Rom. I love the Speed and Memory. :D

Did I miss something, you left a 0k Solitaire file in the Rom, it causes SpbBackup to throw an Error.

One Suggestion: Seems that there is a split of preferences on the combined/split MMS/SMS Inbox, might think about removing ArcSoft MMS from the Rom and providing links to the two different versions for users to install their preference (of if you don't use MMS gain a little more memory).

Kyphur:cool:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] larsuck:
Nothing but net.

Well, my expectations were high and this ROM has met them. I can't say for certain yet as I have only been running for two days or so, but SuperD-Lite so far has been as stable and free of bloat as it's predecessors. Installing all my junk and bling was as smooth as hot silk through butter off a duck's back. No hangs, no burps, no forced reboots, no nothing.

After installing everything I need and then some, I still have over 45 megs free. Complete overkill. I'm lovin' it.

I am running the 6mb version and it is as snappy as any ROM I have used. Less than 1.5 seconds to open Windows folder with File Explorer is amazing. There might be faster ROMs out there, but I don't want them. This is the last ROM I'll ever flash. Probably. Ah, who am I kiddin!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] bigwhizkid3:
Hi Edward,

I would say this rom is one of the fastest that i have tried.

The only problem i have with this is after installing several big programs, it will reboot and stay stuck at the window mobile screen and i will have to do a hard reset to get the system back to default again. Try doing the installation for 5 times. Same result, thus have to use dopod official Rom and no problem after that.

I am using Dopod 838pro.

Apps install without problem.

HTC Home

Pocketbreeze

gCalc

Recso Explorer

Problem occurs after these are installed

Mapking Asia

Mapking Asia Vocal

Lexisgoo English dictionary

Some occasion, these programs cant be installed at all even if it is to the SD card.

Just sharing for information.

Thanks for the good work.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] jdel:
Hi All,

I also installed this ROM on my Dopod 838 Pro and had a similar problem as others. The initial installation was fine. I loaded all my software (soft resets in between) and still fine. Then after I synced with my PC it all went belly-up and would hang at the WM6 screen. Only solution was to hard reset.

Now I am back with JJ's Black-X ROM (Beta 2)

If you have a solution it's be great to try again. Thanks for all your effort!!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] dan13l:
edhaas - this is a genuinely superb rom. I've tried LOTS of roms, both on Wizard, and on Hermes, and this has to be one of the quickest, most polished roms I've ever used. Loads of storage and program memory, a minimum of clutter, super fast, and no bugs.

Well, I say no bugs ;) I have on minor issue, and that's when texting, or at least that's when I've noticed it.

If I turn the phone on, slide out the keyboard (which flips the screen), hit the text hotkey, and start writing a new text, sometimes the backlight will switch off (mid-text) until I press another key.

It only happens occasionally (in fact, I've just tried to reproduce it and can't) but it's often enough to be a little bit annoying. Probably not annoying enough to ditch the rom though; everything else is fantastic.

Thanks for all your hard work - you've made me and lots of other Hermes user extremely happy :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] kyphur:
I've experienced that using unmodified AT&T WM6 Rom and a few others.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] larsuck:
I saw somewhere that the backlight-going-off issue is somehow caused by the Enable Keyboard Backlight Auto Sensor option (under Settings>Buttons) being checked. Unchecking seems to solve the problem.

Edit: well, bummer. That fix doesn't seem to be working for me. My blinked out this morning when typing the third letter of an text message. It seems to happen when I am listening to music over A2DP - but then I am almost constantly listening to music over A2DP. But I too have experienced this with other ROMs.

PS, love the new avatar Kyphur.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] natzakaria:
Would appreciate if someone can advise me which :

1. HTC Home

2. Audio Manager

3. 3G Dialer

works best with this wonderful ROM without slowing down the opening of the windows folder?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] kipe:
bro natzakaria, ..from my experience, HTC home and kaiser's 3G dialer (both of schen's latest) work just fine, u can top it up with the kaiser comm manager (either from schen or schap) ..the speed when opening of windows folder would not not deteriorate.. refrain from installing audio manager if possible..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] edhaas:
Stuff

Hi Everyone,

kyphur: Thanks, yes that pesky thing has been around for awhile, and I keep forgetting about it. I use spb backup myself, and of course it runs fine anyway, which is why I probably keep forgetting about it. I thought I'd fixed it awhile back. I'll think about the MMS, however I like this rom to have basic functionality for folks who are less sophisticated so that things "just work" out of the box for them. I haven't gone the "ultra ultra" route because of that. At this point, the T-Lite and the D-Lite offer different MMS styles. I will consider an "ultra ultra" version at some point though. Thanks for the comments/suggestions/report.

bigwhizkid3: Sorry about your problems. I went on a loading rampage after your note, and the only problem I noticed was that after loading a bunch of stuff into storage memory, the device refused to load another cab. However, after a soft reset (holding down the power button), the device allowed me to keep loading new cabs again. I got to 25mb storage free and ran out of things to load. Everything seemed to run ok (except Wofenstein3D, which I suspect doesn't run real well with PPC's anyway as the keyboard mapping isn't there.) You might try an older version of D-Lite, just to see if its the merging of extended_rom which is causing the trouble.

jdel: It sounds like you did the soft reset thing. (Make sure you use the power button.) However I suspect a bad app in your case causing the hang. You might try syncing first, or using one of the unmerged versions of DopodLite.

larsuck: Thanks for helping with dan13l's and kyphur's issue.

natzakaria: Since they all add directory listings to the windows folder, they will slow the listing down. I doubt you would notice it much though. If you like them, put them all in.

One tip for people: The trial version of Sktools allows you to clean out registry entries and shortcuts that are left behind after sloppy uninstalls. It happens a lot. Its worth using once in awhile to keep the bugs away. (Memmaid has a similar function, but Sktools seems to be a bit more thorough.)

Best wishes,
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] natzakaria:
Added the 3G dialer and HTC Home but the moment I add the audio manager opening the windows folder comes to a crawl - pls advise which audio manager works best?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] joel32137:
Restore the Extended ROM Partition?

Hey Everybody,

Quick question, if I load the SuperD-Lite rom that wipes the ExtROM partition, will the ExtROM partition be recreated if I reload ver.1.2?

Just a bit paranoid :)

Thanks :)