How do I turn it off? How do I reject it? Do I just flash the ROM & it will go away? I saw another thread here & they were talking about it... I'll mossey on over there & see if I can find some answers. BTW-Outside of being rooted & wireless tether I'm running everything else stock.
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Just install a custom rom, CM 6.1 would be a good one for you. It will stop the notifications and add a lot of functionality.
Where do I find CM 6.1? I prepared to install ADW launcher too, its asking me to flash the ROM, but I hesitate... I have Titanium back up too. Do I also reinstall Astro?
So little time so many answers
Need Noobie ROM thread that makes sense. Please
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Well if Titanium is running correctly I assume you have successfully rooted...
The easiest way for you to install CM would probably be Rom Manager. The free version has CyanogenMod.
1. Download Rom Manager from the market. (The dev will either list Koushik Dutta, Koush, or TeamDouche)
2. Run Rom Manager. It will tell you that you need Clockwork Recovery installed, and will give you the option to install it... allow it to install.
3. Click on Download rom... the first option on the list will be CyanogenMod... click on that...
4. Click on CyanogenMod 6.1.2 and a window should pop-up that has a check-box beside "install gapps" (or something to that effect) check the box, then click "ok".
5. When the rom is finished downloading a new window will pop up with two check-boxes "wipe data/cache" and "backup current rom". Check both boxes and click ok.
The phone will automagically restart into recovery and install the rom.
After you get it installed, you will need to enter your gmail info, then re-download Titanium and restore your apps.
Fin.
*I almost forgot, a few Superuser requests will be made by Rom manager, its not a data mine, so allow the requests.
**I cannot guarantee you that this will not brick your phone, but I've never heard of it happening, and even if it did you can always SBF a D1 back to out-of-box condition.