+1 i don't think the slider fix is the issue. i agree that it sounds like a kernel issue. you may want to try a different kernel (the same kernel will work differently on individual droids). as chewy said, you may want to ramp up your min settings in sleep mode. also, you may want to try messing with the sampling rate and up threshold in the advanced settings of cpu - i think that might play a part, too. check out the thread "overclocking 101" - VERY detailed (largely over my head), but if memory serves it has some discussion in there about settings for this type of issue.
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[ROM] Lithium Mod - Source built awesomeness! Themes galore!
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samsonite801
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Just restore your phone back to a known working point, and then make backups in between each single modification you make so that you can pin it down to what is causing the problem. Then when the problem comes back you can restore it back to the state it was in right before the problem came out. Unfortunately, when you choose to run beta software as we all did, we are the beta testers, so we don't know if your problem is caused by Li-Mod or from your kernel, or baseband version, or some app you have installed, so you have to pin it down to some precise cause. Until you do that, you're just piss'n in the wind. That's why I always preach to leave a bread crumb trail (make frequent backups) to make troubleshooting these kinds of issues fast.
Good luck!
Good luck!
You may be right, it might not be the fix. I did not have the problem prior to the fix. I was running P3's 1.2GHz kernal set to 800 max and 400 sleep. My phone definatly is picky abouts its kernals. For what ever reason it does not play nice with chevy's work but seams to do well with all of P3's. I went back to Li stock and reinstalled my old black glass theme. My kernal is back to stock and no slider issues today. Going to install my old kernal and see what happens with that.
you may want to give slayher's kernels a try, as well. i just installed one several days ago, and it is running WAAAAAAYYY smooth on my phone! certainly not the be all and end all of tests, but i'm consistently getting 50-75 "points" higher in Quadrant. slayher is in ROM Mgr, and GirLuvsDroid posted a link for them somewhere...
samsonite801
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You may want to try a jdlfg kernel ( http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dr...hium-mod-kernels-official-kernel-lithmod.html )
...since these are built especially for Lithium Mod ROMs. I was a diehard P3Droid kernel user since Chevy's never worked right for me, but recently I switched to the jdlfg one and it runs way cooler than P3Droid, and also is very snappy and fast. I run the 1000mHz one right now. WiFi tether and WiFi client adapter mode also both work fine
...since these are built especially for Lithium Mod ROMs. I was a diehard P3Droid kernel user since Chevy's never worked right for me, but recently I switched to the jdlfg one and it runs way cooler than P3Droid, and also is very snappy and fast. I run the 1000mHz one right now. WiFi tether and WiFi client adapter mode also both work fine
I can second using the slayher kernels. I put the 1 ghz kernel on my phone last night and my phone is way snappier now. Make sure to set this kernel to the new interactive governor in SetCpu. I previously came from the chevy ulv 1 ghz kernel but the slayher one is running so much better without lag on my phone.
samsonite801
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Can anybody who's using a Slayher kernel confirm that the compcache feature does in fact work on a non-Cyanogen ROM? I went over to the C-mod forum and read the whole thread on the Slayher kernel and it appears it should work if you follow the procedure to make the service start by putting an executable script in the /etc/init.d folder.
If it is working you should be able to check it's status by typing:
/system/bin/compcache status ...you can also do that command with 'start'
and 'stop' in addition to 'status'.
I'm going off memory here on that above command since I'm not looking at that other thread at the moment.
But I guess compcache is supposed to compress the cache but at a very high speed and thus allow for more memory space so large apps won't get flushed out of memory so easily.
EDIT: Li-Mod doesn't even have the traditional Linux /etc/init.d folder so I wouldn't even know where to put startup scripts in this ROM anyway. Any ideas anyone? I kinda wanna try this compcache feature.
Can anybody who's using a Slayher kernel confirm that the compcache feature does in fact work on a non-Cyanogen ROM? I went over to the C-mod forum and read the whole thread on the Slayher kernel and it appears it should work if you follow the procedure to make the service start by putting an executable script in the /etc/init.d folder.
If it is working you should be able to check it's status by typing:
/system/bin/compcache status ...you can also do that command with 'start'
and 'stop' in addition to 'status'.
I'm going off memory here on that above command since I'm not looking at that other thread at the moment.
But I guess compcache is supposed to compress the cache but at a very high speed and thus allow for more memory space so large apps won't get flushed out of memory so easily.
EDIT: Li-Mod doesn't even have the traditional Linux /etc/init.d folder so I wouldn't even know where to put startup scripts in this ROM anyway. Any ideas anyone? I kinda wanna try this compcache feature.
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Phoenixfiref22
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Wipe/factory reset the phone. Then try your installation again
Reboot after wipe before install?
Or Wipe/Factory reset then right into installation?
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Worked great. Thanks!
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girlymissjulie
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I know this has been asked many times already, but I just haven't seen an answer yet....are there going to be some themed updates created to theme the clock and notifications? Having the pretty pink clock and notifications was one of my favorite things on Kangerade 
I agree with in regard to the jdfg kernals. I loaded the 1.2 ghz and scored over 1400 in quadrant. FYI, went from BB to Chevy's SS v4.7 (SuperSlow) Spent all night and first half of today trying to get Chevy's working and no go. Loaded up Lithium, installed the kernals and Lithium is running nice
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RussellmaniaKW
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Yeah, I also can't tell you how much I love this ROM. Flashed LM with Gala theme and (I think) P3 Kernel 1.2 (running at 1ghz w/ a couple profiles). Also using Launcher Pro plus. My battery life is the best it has ever been, my phone is the snappiest it has ever been, and it also looks really nice.
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