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I accidentally tried to use motoblur launcher early on, had to sbf back and re-download rooted GB. Since then everytime I download Liberty V.9 I get continuous force closes, and just a black background. Has this happened to anyone else?
It happened to me but I read somewhere if you change a bunch of stuff in the customizer at 1 time it may mess up. So I changed just the launcher and it worked fine. Also you don't have to sbf back just wipe data and cache and reflash liberty gb
Yep I sbf back to 2.3 and tried again without changing anything in liberty customizer and got continual forcecloses, couldn't access bootstrap or anything had to go back and sbf again to get back to rooted gb...UGH
I have a few bugs to report for Liberty Toolbox and Liberty Customizer in Liberty GB v0.9 (Droid 2).
1. In Liberty Customizer -> All Options Picker -> Launcher, trying to change from Launcher2 to Blur Home causes issues. Upon applying the settings and rebooting, the phone "appears" to boot with no launcher...the phone boots to a black background (no widgets) with a notification bar. I was unable to navigate my phone via any of the usual methods. I had to boot into the bootstrap and reflash to use my phone properly.
2. In Liberty Toolbox -> Liberty Tweaks -> Manage Boot Animation -> Install bootanimation.zip on SD, most of the time (but not all) bootanimation.zip fails to install correctly and the file size of bootanimation.zip is changed to 0KB. Before flashing, I obviously verified that bootanimation.zip was not one of those "manual install only" boot animations and that it had an valid file size.
3. Liberty Toolbox -> Liberty Tweaks -> Manage Boot Animation -> [Disable] Boot Animation (Faster Boot) fails to actually remove the boot animation. Instead, it replaces it with what I assume to be the default Gingerbread boot animation (gray/silver android text that gradient-lightens over the letters). Note that "disable" is in brackets; it's spelled incorrectly within the application.
This is my first experience with rooting and custom ROMs in Android. I chose Liberty because it was highly recommended on the places I lurked and I decided to support the developer by buying the $5 version of Liberty Toolbox. So far I'm pretty happy with my decision.
I can't be bothered to post logs, because I'm vacationing in Hawaii currently...sorry.
The color of the text on the corp sync for the folders are the same color as the background (black). I know its not that big of a deal but it would be nice if you could see them.
When I go to share a application in the app manager, it doesn't let me share via text message, I can only do it through email. Before I used this rom I was able to share it via text message.
Hey, i am still running (or was) 0.8, it apparently took it upon itself to delete my Gmail app and not let me install the one from the market, so i just ran a restore and figured that would be ok, well apparently not, now it just boot loops and won't let my get to the bootstraper so now what? did i totally brick it?
Have you cleared cache/data yet in the stock recovery? That would be the first thing. Also, the fact that the phone powers on means you're still recoverable, so don't worry.
Try stock recovery/cache and data wipe first. If that doesn't work you can always boot into download mode and sbf
Have you cleared cache/data yet in the stock recovery? That would be the first thing. Also, the fact that the phone powers on means you're still recoverable, so don't worry.
Try stock recovery/cache and data wipe first. If that doesn't work you can always boot into download mode and sbf
Not clockwork my friend, STOCK recovery. Pull the battery, hold x on the keyboard while you power on. When you see the android with the "!" His the magnifying glass on the physical keyboard to access recovery. It is very limited, but wiping data and cache are options.