Or, you can just delete the /system/xbin/lowvolt.sh file...
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rubiX Focused 1.6
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Or, you can just delete the /system/xbin/lowvolt.sh file...
I def. do NOT have paid yahoo account, and I get my mail just fine with:
Yahoo! Mail for Android - Android app on AppBrain
Not all in single inbox.. :S.. but if I wanted that, I'd just forward all my mail from yahoo to gmail, and set up a label. *shrug*
hailtothetheif83
Active Member
Thanks for the info! I read about that a couple of pages back... I just did a fresh install with wipe of the new version (didn't have too many apps) so no biggie!
To the person asking about the USB problem:
1. Plug the phone in to the computer via the USB cord
2. Go into Settings -> SD Card & Phone Storage
3. Unmount the SD Card
4. Turn off the phone
5. Turn on the phone
6. Your computer should now recognize the phone and your phone should now have the standard USB options
1. Plug the phone in to the computer via the USB cord
2. Go into Settings -> SD Card & Phone Storage
3. Unmount the SD Card
4. Turn off the phone
5. Turn on the phone
6. Your computer should now recognize the phone and your phone should now have the standard USB options
For the apps, I would recommend using Titanium Backup. The free version is good for backup/restore or apps and app data (I don't do system data since it breaks things sometimes). The paid version is even better, since you don't need to manually say it is ok to install apps.
+100, esp. if you are constantly flashing the latest roms. only do user apps as well after too many issues with system backups
+100, esp. if you are constantly flashing the latest roms. only do user apps as well after too many issues with system backups
+100 x2. Titanium Backup is a must-have for ROM flashing and good old fashioned peace-of-mind.
Basically, whenever I flash a new ROM, I go into Titanium Backup and backup all of my apps and settings. Then when I boot in to the new ROM, I cancel all the auto downloads in the market except for TB, then I do a restore of my apps and data.
Titanium Backup ? root - Android app on AppBrain
Titanium Backup ? root - Android app on AppBrain
hailtothetheif83
Active Member
Usually I use titanium when I have a lot of apps but I cleaned out my app drawer before loading 1.0 so I only had about 10 apps so the auto restore took about 2 mins once I switched over to WIFI
Now on my D1 I have over 60 apps so I aways use titanium!
Now on my D1 I have over 60 apps so I aways use titanium!
Usually I use titanium when I have a lot of apps but I cleaned out my app drawer before loading 1.0 so I only had about 10 apps so the auto restore took about 2 mins once I switched over to WIFI
Now on my D1 I have over 60 apps so I aways use titanium!
Ahh, I see. I don't have WiFi at work (where I do most of my ROM installs), so I need that SD card backup.
Zaphod-Beeblebrox
Member
Get a second GV number. do a conditional forward from your phone (*71<10digitnumber>). Set up the greeting on the GV number for your cell phone greeting.
No one needs to know that new GV number. It will only get called when you don't answer the cell.
Usually I use titanium when I have a lot of apps but I cleaned out my app drawer before loading 1.0 so I only had about 10 apps so the auto restore took about 2 mins once I switched over to WIFI
Now on my D1 I have over 60 apps so I aways use titanium!
Ahh, I see. I don't have WiFi at work (where I do most of my ROM installs), so I need that SD card backup.
i skip the google sign-in the first time, pull up the power widget, and disable autosync. after that i sign in, dl titanium from the market, run my restores, then re-enable autosync.
That is a much better idea.