So, I just found out the hard way that flashing a kernel that doesn't work with your phone can completely JACK YOU UP!
The ultra low voltage chevyno1 kernel got stuck at the boot screen and kept rebooting. Had to do a battery pull, flashed back to my previous kernal and when the phone booted I let out a sigh of relief only to find that the phone was prompting me to set up my Google account again, every app that loads at boot was telling me that it had to force close too.
Nandroid backup is your BEST friend!!! Flashed back to my last backup before messing with kernels.
Note: I was wondering if I would have to set up google again on my phone after restoring a backup and the answer is NO!!!! Everything is right back the way it was. Seriously cool!
Update: Just flashed chevyno1 low voltage 1GH and seems to do very well.
The ultra low voltage chevyno1 kernel got stuck at the boot screen and kept rebooting. Had to do a battery pull, flashed back to my previous kernal and when the phone booted I let out a sigh of relief only to find that the phone was prompting me to set up my Google account again, every app that loads at boot was telling me that it had to force close too.
Nandroid backup is your BEST friend!!! Flashed back to my last backup before messing with kernels.
Note: I was wondering if I would have to set up google again on my phone after restoring a backup and the answer is NO!!!! Everything is right back the way it was. Seriously cool!
Update: Just flashed chevyno1 low voltage 1GH and seems to do very well.


but I now have Launcher Pro on the Droid and have to admit that, after setting it all up again, I like it. I like that I can save my screen settings to the SD Card across ROMs so I won't have to draw out little maps of my screens on paper anymore. Very nice, sorry I ever doubted it.