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Speed dials aren't a feature in any ROM, unfortunately. DialerOne (in the Market) has them, but it doesn't integrate with the stock dialer...it's a full replacement. I'd recommend it though, been using it for months now.
I tried that, and my wallpaper immediately came back...awesome. But when I woke up the next morning and picked up the Droid, I was greeted by the UD wallpaper again. WTF? With UDWallpapers.apk gone, where is that even coming from? :icon_eek:Same here... also my lock screen wont change from the stock UD backround and im having redraws like no tomorrow as well as aweful battery life... I love some of the features of this rom, but it is way too buggy for me. it seems more like a beta then a full release rom.
List of issues: (wiped and installed, then did it again and I have the same issues)
1: Aweful battery life.. every other kernal bootloops
2: redraws like crazy (even with the local.prop mod)
3: UD stock backround defaults everything, even my lock screen is different then the backround i have normally
4: UD settings crashes everytime I change a setting now, I cant remove the bluetooth and wifi widget from the pulldown
Ive got a bunch more issues too... its really sadPeople need to build off this rom, fixing all the issues
I'm not having these problems, but I did have the wallpaper thing on CM6 and on UD1.0.0. The easiest way to fix it is to go into system/app and remove UDwallpapers.apk.
Wiped dalvik cache from UD settings, and wiped phone cache from SPRecovery, my wallpaper again came back for a while. But alas, it's got the UD wallpaper right now...yet again.
Indeed. You're right about the dock tripping the UD paper, does the same on mine. When I restart LauncherPro, my wallpaper comes back every time, but the lockscreen and clock tend to still use the UD wallpaper, unless I boot the phone while it's in the dock.I tried that, and my wallpaper immediately came back...awesome. But when I woke up the next morning and picked up the Droid, I was greeted by the UD wallpaper again. WTF? With UDWallpapers.apk gone, where is that even coming from? :icon_eek:
Wiped dalvik cache from UD settings, and wiped phone cache from SPRecovery, my wallpaper again came back for a while. But alas, it's got the UD wallpaper right now...yet again.
The wallpaper thing has popped back up for me and its driving me nuts. Every time I dock my phone, the UD grey background comes back. Also, it's there on the lockscreen as well but they both revert back to my wallpaper after undocking or unlocking. I have the same problem in shadowrom and cm6 rc4. Since they are all built off of cm this is technically not a UD exclusive bug, but it's annoying non the less.
Indeed. You're right about the dock tripping the UD paper, does the same on mine. When I restart LauncherPro, my wallpaper comes back every time, but the lockscreen and clock tend to still use the UD wallpaper, unless I boot the phone while it's in the dock.I tried that, and my wallpaper immediately came back...awesome. But when I woke up the next morning and picked up the Droid, I was greeted by the UD wallpaper again. WTF? With UDWallpapers.apk gone, where is that even coming from? :icon_eek:
Wiped dalvik cache from UD settings, and wiped phone cache from SPRecovery, my wallpaper again came back for a while. But alas, it's got the UD wallpaper right now...yet again.
The wallpaper thing has popped back up for me and its driving me nuts. Every time I dock my phone, the UD grey background comes back. Also, it's there on the lockscreen as well but they both revert back to my wallpaper after undocking or unlocking. I have the same problem in shadowrom and cm6 rc4. Since they are all built off of cm this is technically not a UD exclusive bug, but it's annoying non the less.
I did find out where the image is coming from, it's "default_wallpaper.jpg" inside framework-res.apk. I'm about tost the effects of simply deleting that file. If that doesn't work out, I'll be happy enough for now just replacing it with an image of my choosing.
