[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] bobsbbq:
Well I have been accused by some of not sharing some tweaks I used to get the results that I posted in a screenshot of a Benchmark in the benchmarking thread. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5333039&postcount=203

First of all let me say I share with any and everybody, unless I have good reason not to.

I was just testing some things I already suspected as was on our Blackstones. I never really intended to use these tweaks in one of my ROM's. After you read below you will understand why.

I will post all the things you need to get these benchmarks in the next couple of hours. But before I do I want to tell my feelings on this whole obsession with speeds and benchmarks.

[MY STORY]Most of us come from the Blackstone or Diamond so we were all faced with the same problems in trying to run software that was meant for 1gh processor on a device with half as much. It was more important for us to get the speed to have a smoother and quicker HTC Sense. That was then and this is now.

I'm sure I was just like all of you who were blown away with the speed of our HD2 compared to the blackstone or diamond. Now I for one was so pleased to see the HTC Sense running as it should that I felt like it was my birthday.

Now what I see going on here in the benchmark thread etc is a shame IMHO. Cooks sparring back and forth with other cooks and the tester. I understand we all have competitiveness in our nature. But to take it to this limit is unbelievable. Out of all the ROM's I have tried, I have not found one that was in any way slow or gave any feeling of sluggishness. We should all focus more on stability than on a benchmark that shows a few points higher and that is impossible for the user to tell the difference. There are some people who will stop at nothing to be on the top of a benchmark score (not meant at anyone but in general). I had the fastest WM 6.5 ROM's on the blackstone. I very rarely even benchmarked my own ROM as others were doing it and I concentrated on other things. But I didn't get caught up in the chase or race to the fastest.

In Summary I hope all cooks will continue to better there ROM's and make stability the number one concern. It is a shame in my opinion to release a ROM on this device that is not stable due to trying to improve speed.

[/MY STORY]

The rest will come in part 2 after I eat.

Now first let me explain again. I don't recommend using these. Which is why I'm not using them. They cause problems just as has been mentioned by Dutty and others. I posted a screenshot of a ROM I made just as a novelty with all the hooplaa going on in the benchmark thread. I never intended on using them. Later I was accused of not sharing them so here they are. If you want to use them go ahead but I will not as they will cause problems with outlook sync, notes etc. You will also not be able to use the new Manila 2.02 as the device will not boot with storage card. And other instabilities.

PART 2:

Ok for the OEXXIPKernel:

Remove the following:

bmui.nb0

zbmui.nb0

htcfsfilter.dll

For the MSXIPKernel:

Remove the following:

cachefilt.dll

fsreplxfilt.dll

hd.dll

mencfilt.dll

osaxst0.dll

Edit or use the boot.rgu attached

Edit the boot.ms.rgu and change the following: add a "-" sign to remove this key

[-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\FATFS\Filters\ENCFilt]

"Dll"="mencfilt.dll"

"Order"=dword:5

Also remove this key from the rgu in MSXIPKernel: Add a ";"

;[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Filters\ENCFilt]

"EncryptByDefault"=dword:0

So that's it now I have publicly shared my so called secret tweaks so anyone can use. I hope this is the End of this and now I can go back to my work on my ROM. I didn't think it was worth sharing as it does not work without problems. Be warned I told you it will not work without problems.

Now that I have a clear head on this matter I'm going back to work on my ROM.