Anyone know if the kernels linked in the OP are compatible with 0.6.2? I'm holding off on jumping to 7.0 till it gets theme support (slightly in love with the Luna theme haha) but right now just running the kernel 6.2 comes with which maxes out at 800, and would like to try running at 1000 with one of the LV kernels.
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Kernels, Get Your Kernels, RED HOT Kernels! - Sapphire - 0.7.0
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anyone know how to disable car dock with this. Its annoying it keeps starting when i take it out of my leather pouch with magnets
It also gets in my way while docked. You can uninstall it using Titanium Backup. I think it's called Clock 2.2. Or if you have Root Explorer, you can delete or rename deskclock.apk in /system/app.
joshdub223
New Member
anyone know how to disable car dock with this. Its annoying it keeps starting when i take it out of my leather pouch with magnets
sapphire has a script built in for this:
open a terminal emulator
type 'su'
hit enter
type 'rmapk carhome'
hit enter
viola!
Martin030908
Super Moderator
Just realized I had left my CPU governor on performance for the last few days (after a quadrant test)..... weird thing is I haven't noticed a difference in battery life when I usually use 125/min 1000/max "ondemand".
dancedroid
dancedroid
More than once is a placebo effect. I'm pretty sure it got started by some ROM cook throwing a Hail Mary pass to a user having problems.
Best quote I ever saw around here was (to paraphrase) "this ain't toilet paper...one wipe is plenty".
I've only ever done it once when needed, but there are those who swear that problems went away after wiping a second (or third) time.
Mike
anyone know how to disable car dock with this. Its annoying it keeps starting when i take it out of my leather pouch with magnets
sapphire has a script built in for this:
open a terminal emulator
type 'su'
hit enter
type 'rmapk carhome'
hit enter
viola!
Thanks dancedroid
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More than once is a placebo effect. I'm pretty sure it got started by some ROM cook throwing a Hail Mary pass to a user having problems.
Mike[/QUOTE]
My experience was that I couldn't get ANY Froyo rom to work properly until I wiped cache and data twice right before installing. Prior to the original Froyo leak I had never heard of this and everything worked fine without it. After it worked once (using SS, I think it was) every other Froyo install went smoothly without wiping. Of course.
I flashed back to 2.1 at one point. (That sounds funny if you say it out loud...) and... had to wipe twice again to get a fresh install of Froyo working again.
I have no explanation for why, but it was my experience. Call it placebo if you like, but the ROM install did not work well (on my phone) without 2 wipes. And I tried 3 times because I know enough about how computers (should) work to laugh at the idea 2 wipes being better than 1 somehow.
There is enough (random seeming) variations in how our different phones handle these things that I don't think you can call it placebo just because you never had to wipe twice to get Froyo working on your phone. It makes no sense, I agree, but it was also my experience.
Experience, of course, isn't scientific testing. Its enough of a pattern for me (I tried 3 times to install Froyo with one wipe and the first time I wiped twice it worked. Twice.) that I shrugged and said "Whatever gets the d@mn thing working."
More than once is a placebo effect. I'm pretty sure it got started by some ROM cook throwing a Hail Mary pass to a user having problems.
Mike[/QUOTE]
My experience was that I couldn't get ANY Froyo rom to work properly until I wiped cache and data twice right before installing. Prior to the original Froyo leak I had never heard of this and everything worked fine without it. After it worked once (using SS, I think it was) every other Froyo install went smoothly without wiping. Of course.
I flashed back to 2.1 at one point. (That sounds funny if you say it out loud...) and... had to wipe twice again to get a fresh install of Froyo working again.
I have no explanation for why, but it was my experience. Call it placebo if you like, but the ROM install did not work well (on my phone) without 2 wipes. And I tried 3 times because I know enough about how computers (should) work to laugh at the idea 2 wipes being better than 1 somehow.
There is enough (random seeming) variations in how our different phones handle these things that I don't think you can call it placebo just because you never had to wipe twice to get Froyo working on your phone. It makes no sense, I agree, but it was also my experience.
Experience, of course, isn't scientific testing. Its enough of a pattern for me (I tried 3 times to install Froyo with one wipe and the first time I wiped twice it worked. Twice.) that I shrugged and said "Whatever gets the d@mn thing working."
Any idea when the custom made kernels coming out...
The custom kernels are officially good and ready-for-release
GOGOGOGO! P3Droid Kernels
Thanks to P3Droid for all his hard work on these gems!
Note: the kernels on that site presently don't include any modules like compcache, as those will be included in the next release.
kennydied23
Member
Well I downloaded the 1250sv kernel and the highest it goes is 1200. and i clicked the 1200sv kernel and it's an 1100sv?
Edit: I see the 1200sv and 1100sv have the same links.
Edit: I see the 1200sv and 1100sv have the same links.
Badass...thank you so much....Any idea when the custom made kernels coming out...
The custom kernels are officially good and ready-for-release
GOGOGOGO! P3Droid Kernels
Thanks to P3Droid for all his hard work on these gems!
Note: the kernels on that site presently don't include any modules like compcache, as those will be included in the next release.
Assuming I already applied the market fix, and installed voice search and network location from 0.6.2...should I apply the gapps fix on the OP?
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