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How do I go about removing programs like cpu boost, gemini calendar and some of the others that come w/ the ROM that I won't use? I use setcpu for over clocking. I'm not able to do it w/ Titanium for some reason it doesn't "trick" my phone by rebooting twice. It reboots once and I see a black screen w/ an exclamation point inside of a triangle
2 ways delte them with root explorer or just go to settings magic settings sourcery aditional programs and scroll to bottom and most everything that is included has an option to uninstall.
the programs to installl all work but are probably old since this rom is not in production anymore.
geez you expect us to answer questions are you not monitoring this 24 hours a day anymore. youve only been on duty 24 hours a day since febuary are you tired already.
The only thing that makes me tired is the lack of activity in Sourcery Rom.. i'm around and see everything... Thank you for helping me with the support for the last user.. you can take it out of my paycheck
Amazon is offering free 4g phones... htc unlocks their bootloaders... so many temptations but i am having a hard time thinking about a phone without Sourcery on it.. Got use to having ultimate stability, one click kernel/theme/bootanimation swap, 15+ hours battery life.. I guess i'm sticking to my D1 for now..
i tried to flash sourcery last night but got a constant FC message. i don't remember exactly what it said though. something like 'adroid program a**** not accepted'. i wiped 3 times before trying to flash. i flashed 2.0 then 2.2 then apps and then reboot. is it worth trying again
i tried to flash sourcery last night but got a constant FC message. i don't remember exactly what it said though. something like 'adroid program a**** not accepted'. i wiped 3 times before trying to flash. i flashed 2.0 then 2.2 then apps and then reboot. is it worth trying again
Yes it's worth trying again... there are so many options with this ROM, you sorta gotta be careful when you set it up. Be extra cautious getting all your apps installed and your launcher, etc, then when everything you want is synced from google make a nandroid backup and then start playing around with the features.
Also make sure if anything pops up asking for super user to allow it right away.
but i can say that is not an apparent normal problem. so it doesnt really hurt to try. its a fun rom worth checking out. so id try it again if you got nothing better to do.
i know if you dont chizzle has been known to track people down and hold them at knife point until they install it.