Wireless Moot

[Dave12308]

I tried flashing some of the higher kernels as well, but became too unstable at one point. But keep in mind I was putting heavy use on my phone, and had my overclocking app set to Maximum Performance", and running it at 1Ghz all the time couldn't have been good. Considering 1Ghz is how fast the stock processor is on my Bionic, and the phones were about 2 years apart from each other, that says at least something. This might be the key piece of information that I left out: Although in a post on another thread that I had flashed around 30 roms on my D1, I know that couldn't have been right because I was flashing new roms every 3-4 days. I was rooted for a year, that kinda tells you my phone went through a lot of software changes, maybe went through 50 or more roms. That, plus the hard usage on the processor, slowed it down.

Actually, with that much flashing, your problem likely had nada to do with clock speed. What started to kill mine (before the screen died) was my flash memory literally started to fail. It slowed the device down in day to day use simply because it was dealing with bad "blocks" of memory all the time. If i'd kept it up, my partitions would likely have developed enough bad blocks that I wouldn't have been able to flash it anymore.

Hard usage on a processor isn't going to slow it down. It's just going to up and die on you completely. Plus, if you were that close to the limits of the CPU, it would have become very unstable.

 

[Dave12308]

Run it without the phone connected. Pick the following:

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INSTALL

Then select N at every prompt that comes up. Just so you can see what I've done.

Will do, that way i'll have the latest HoB, too.

 

[Comiskeybum]

I don't see the point of turning off wifi. It seems to be the best on the battery.

 

[SamuriHL]

Will do, that way i'll have the latest HoB, too.

I think you'll be impressed with how freaking simple it is now. I mean, it wasn't hard before, but, this is just really damn clean. It'd take actual WORK to f it up now.

 

[Dave12308]

I think you'll be impressed with how freaking simple it is now. I mean, it wasn't hard before, but, this is just really damn clean. It'd take actual WORK to f it up now.

I like. There is literally no question of "okay, I did this step now what do I do?" If someone is too dense to follow a menu option by option, this takes all the guesswork out of it. I can't see how someone would f it up unless they intentionally rewrote the script to skip steps. And if they do that, it's their own damn fault.

I also do not think it is overly intrusive for the advanced user. If anyone *****es about THAT, they have an ego problem.

 

[SamuriHL]

I like. There is literally no question of "okay, I did this step now what do I do?" If someone is too dense to follow a menu option by option, this takes all the guesswork out of it. I can't see how someone would f it up unless they intentionally rewrote the script to skip steps. And if they do that, it's their own damn fault.

Well, they can say no at each step as you just did. I did that for one reason and one reason only. If you brick and need to reinstall, you won't be transferring the update or needing a reboot into AP Fastboot mode. So you'd say n, n, n and then when we get to RSD flashing you start there. But yea, I really made it as simple as I can possibly make it at this point. It's logical, it's straightforward, and it works. I can't do much more to improve upon it at this point.

 

[Dave12308]

By the way, for everyone's information, they have a $0.25 app sale in the Play Store. Just used the last $0.50 of my Google Play credit on a Sudoku game and Office Suite Pro 6 HD

 

[SamuriHL]

Hmmm, I think I found my new response to people.....

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[Dave12308]

Well, they can say no at each step as you just did. I did that for one reason and one reason only. If you brick and need to reinstall, you won't be transferring the update or needing a reboot into AP Fastboot mode. So you'd say n, n, n and then when we get to RSD flashing you start there. But yea, I really made it as simple as I can possibly make it at this point. It's logical, it's straightforward, and it works. I can't do much more to improve upon it at this point.

Not unless you want to get into the business of doing on-site visits to install it for people *LMAO*

 

[Comiskeybum]

By the way, for everyone's information, they have a $0.25 app sale in the Play Store. Just used the last $0.50 of my Google Play credit on a Sudoku game and Office Suite Pro 6 HD

today's list of apps sucks. At least for me.

 

[Dave12308]

Hmmm, I think I found my new response to people.....

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Epic! Just, epic!

 

[SamuriHL]

Not unless you want to get into the business of doing on-site visits to install it for people *LMAO*

Sure, I could set up a generation 1 underpowered *NETBOOK* in a camper somewhere and update phones with that. Oh, wait, right....Seriously, if I can do it while CAMPING, people have no real excuse.

 

[Dave12308]

today's list of apps sucks. At least for me.

*LOL* Well, I already had most of 'em - but I needed Office Suite Pro anyways since the one that comes with Moto ICS isn't on CM10. And a game of Sudoku is always good. Considering I spent $0.50; I think I did well!

 

[hAHAha Halo]

Is anyone else noticing that emails notifying us that someone replied to a thread only comes when we're online? Seriously.. I won't get an email all day and then as soon as I open this app "Oh by the way someone replied."

 

[Dave12308]

Sure, I could set up a generation 1 underpowered *NETBOOK* in a camper somewhere and update phones with that. Oh, wait, right....Seriously, if I can do it while CAMPING, people have no real excuse.

That actually sounds like something I would do. When I went to Bristol, I forgot my notebook PC and felt "disconnected" the entire weekend. I had everything I needed (USB cable, charger, Bionic) to flash a new leak, and then I left the damn notebook on my dresser.