You can always go back. I would try all the 2nd init roms (cm7, liquid, SS, MIUI). You can go to each of these with the same process i listed above.
Try them all out.
CM74D2
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Droid 2 Miui install/bug/questions&answers thread.
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You can always go back. I would try all the 2nd init roms (cm7, liquid, SS, MIUI). You can go to each of these with the same process i listed above.
Try them all out.
CM74D2
trinidad716
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What rom is ss?
troutbeck27
Member
Man I have been totally lost/confused about flashing to different ROMs then.
I thought that every time you flashed a new ROM you had to SBF first, and not having done that before have always been a little nervous to switch to a new ROM.
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Not true. No need to sbf.
Now, if you flashed the gb leak and then a gb rom and say, wanted to try a 2nd init gb rom based off the froyo kernel (like cyanogenmod or miui), then you'd have to sbf to froyo.
You're already on froyo so you can jump to any froyo rom or any gb rom based off the froyo kernel (cm, miui etc..)
Hope that makes sense ;p
CM74D2
Now, if you flashed the gb leak and then a gb rom and say, wanted to try a 2nd init gb rom based off the froyo kernel (like cyanogenmod or miui), then you'd have to sbf to froyo.
You're already on froyo so you can jump to any froyo rom or any gb rom based off the froyo kernel (cm, miui etc..)
Hope that makes sense ;p
CM74D2
m1ghtysauc3
Member
Simply Stunning by ChevyNo1
Edit: wait a sec....we have SS for Droid 2?
Droid 2 MIUI 1.7.22.1
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Montecarlo97z
Member
something i noticed thats really helpful is moving apps from screen to screen.. moving them to the border doesnt always work but if u long press the app and swype the screen with another finger u can move the app very effectively
Thats friggin cool dude! Nice find!
TheSwaggeR
Member
Phones, like ours, stand less than half a chance of being returned to their respective owner(s). I wouldn't waste time trying to put all that on the lockscreen. Even if you don't have all that info on there, and the person is a good samaritan, they can easily find who the owner is through contact list, facebook app, twitter app, and other stuff on your phone.
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I have a PIN to keep that stuff secret from the bad people...
I'm going from personal experience...I've had one returned (lost a blackberry a couple years ago) and my neighbor had an iPhone returned, so I remain optimistic, and providing the information at least gives the person a chance to do the right thing.
I should just tape my name/number to the back of the phone, but find that so tacky... ;-)
Do NOT mess w/a Jawa...