For those afraid of the update it works fine without it just did it at work and no problems. Just my two cents for what its worth
Have you been able to flash back to a non leaked nandroid?
For those afraid of the update it works fine without it just did it at work and no problems. Just my two cents for what its worth
For those afraid of the update it works fine without it just did it at work and no problems. Just my two cents for what its worth
Have you been able to flash back to a non leaked nandroid?
For those afraid of the update it works fine without it just did it at work and no problems. Just my two cents for what its worth
Have you been able to flash back to a non leaked nandroid?
Hey, for those having PowerAMP issues, you can fix this by removing (or commenting out) a few lines in the build.prop. They're towards the end. They are:
debug.mot.extwmlog=1
debug.mot.extamlog=1
ro.kernel.android.checkjni=1
Sorry for the newbieness, but how do you do that?
Probably easier just to do this:
Download the build.prop.txt file I attached to this post. Remove the .txt appended (had to do this to let the forum let me attach) and place the build.prop file on your sdcard.
Then, in terminal emulator:
su
sysrw
busybox cp /sdcard/build.prop /system/
reboot
and your PowerAMP should work after the reboot.
The other method would be to edit the existing build.prop, which is located in /system
You'll need something like root explorer to do it, or you can pull the file, edit on your computer, and push it back on.
For those afraid of the update it works fine without it just did it at work and no problems. Just my two cents for what its worth
Have you been able to flash back to a non leaked nandroid?
No, don't try it. You will probably brick.
Here's a fix for the FC's that occur when trying to add a new calendar event:
1. Download BlurEmailEngine.apk to your sdcard.
3. Copy BlurEmailEngine.apk to /system/app (this will require making /system/app writable. In Root Explorer just press the R/W key when you're exploring /system/app).
4. You now need to change the app's permissions. In Root Explorer, long press on the app (in /system/app) and click on "permissions". Then make sure that only the following boxes are clicked: User Read, User Write, Group Read, Others Read.
5. Make sure you make /system/app read only again by clicking that box in the top right while you're exploring the folder.
6. Reboot phone.
You can now add new calendar events without getting FC's.
Here's a fix for the FC's that occur when trying to add a new calendar event:
1. Download BlurEmailEngine.apk to your sdcard.
3. Copy BlurEmailEngine.apk to /system/app (this will require making /system/app writable. In Root Explorer just press the R/W key when you're exploring /system/app).
4. You now need to change the app's permissions. In Root Explorer, long press on the app (in /system/app) and click on "permissions". Then make sure that only the following boxes are clicked: User Read, User Write, Group Read, Others Read.
5. Make sure you make /system/app read only again by clicking that box in the top right while you're exploring the folder.
6. Reboot phone.
You can now add new calendar events without getting FC's.
Still force closing...followed all the steps.
Don't try Flashing back or don't try installing without the leak? LOL I think i confused myself reading this....Have you been able to flash back to a non leaked nandroid?
No, don't try it. You will probably brick.
Exactly, that is a bad bad plan
so no going back to rubix or.fission after flashing this? Not sure or how to tell if they are based on the leak?Installed per instructions running very smoothly at ulv 1.25 was just wondering if something went haywire could I just flashback to my Rubix backup with no problems ? can't wait til a black bar themes hits this bad boy! Great rom
You can only flash back to a nandroid that was running on the leak. Flashing back to a nandroid that is not on the TBH leak will likely leave you with a very expensive paper weight.
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so no going back to rubix or.fission after flashing this? Not sure or how to tell if they are based on the leak?Installed per instructions running very smoothly at ulv 1.25 was just wondering if something went haywire could I just flashback to my Rubix backup with no problems ? can't wait til a black bar themes hits this bad boy! Great rom
You can only flash back to a nandroid that was running on the leak. Flashing back to a nandroid that is not on the TBH leak will likely leave you with a very expensive paper weight.
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Here's a fix for the FC's that occur when trying to add a new calendar event:
1. Download BlurEmailEngine.apk to your sdcard.
3. Copy BlurEmailEngine.apk to /system/app (this will require making /system/app writable. In Root Explorer just press the R/W key when you're exploring /system/app).
4. You now need to change the app's permissions. In Root Explorer, long press on the app (in /system/app) and click on "permissions". Then make sure that only the following boxes are clicked: User Read, User Write, Group Read, Others Read.
5. Make sure you make /system/app read only again by clicking that box in the top right while you're exploring the folder.
6. Reboot phone.
You can now add new calendar events without getting FC's.
Still force closing...followed all the steps.
This should work. I actually installed Rumm RX, checked that new events in calendar FC'd, and then installed bluremailengine to verify the fix before posting. This is the same problem that Tranquility ran up against before switching to the AOSP calendar, and I noticed it in my own debloating efforts, so I'm almost certain that this is the cause of the problem.
Check to see if the emailengine is in /system/app, and check permissions again. To verify whether it installed or not click on it and try to install it. It should, I believe, say "Replace Application" or something like that if it's installed. If it's not installed, it won't say "Replace." Also, you rebooted, right?
EDIT: and more: dialer is closing on me. I am on 190 density.
This seems like an awesome rom, but it still has it's issues.