uninstall is greyed out for the gmail app
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Root [ROM] ApeX 1.2 Series for Droid X - Functionality and Performance (12/7/10)
- Thread starter Fabolous
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uninstall is greyed out for the gmail app
funkbucket007
Member
Liked 1.0 but LOVE 1.2. Thanks a ton, Fab. I had one or two minor quirks with 1.0 that I more or less just decided to live with but 1.2 is rock solid.
Keep up the good work.
Keep up the good work.
gmenfan83
Android Expert
maybe go into applications under settings and clear data ....your sure sync is on under accounts and data push is on also right
Yeah it's really weird, I have cleared data, sync is on, I refresh my inbox and it takes up to 15 mins for recent email to show up, and new emails that I am sending to the inbox as a test are not being pushed at all, after I hit refresh it's taking up to 20 mins.
gmenfan83
Android Expert
is data push on?.....this also may be a problem with gmail in general as i have had this problem here and there when i was just running plain stock...try even a reboot or remove your google account entirely from accounts then add it back
Yeah push is on, I don't normally have it on, as I like to just manually refresh my inbox, but once i noticed it being really slow I put it on. I will try removing my account and adding it back, tried everything else. Well nvm on removing it, I need to factory reset for that, hope this issue hammers itself out
gmenfan83
Android Expert
hope you get it fixed as well
Ok I just did some tests, and within I'd say 2 mins they pushed. So maybe it's a gmail issue?
kodiak kid
Member
It should be alright. It wasn't in ApeX 1.0
Yep. Make sure you ran the script to apply it for a single session as well. You can check to see if the overclock took by running:
su
cpuinfo
and see if the max is now 1100.
by far the best support I have seen from a Dev... Come Friday, I'm gonna hook you up
gmenfan83
Android Expert
i would say so lke i said i have had this very issue in the past
Going back to the overclock topic, what is the best profile for battery life?
kodiak kid
Member
I will give you an update on the -ulv profile at the end of the day today...yesterday I only burned 40% with moderate usage over 12 hrs...that included an hour of Angry birds Seasons 
edit: I should note that yesterday was all stock...just overclocked this morning...
edit: I should note that yesterday was all stock...just overclocked this morning...
tom108
Android Expert
its going to be different on every phone. but if you pick a ulv setting not above 1.15 your voltage settings should be below stock. and in theory should save battery life.
DoubleEagle
Well-Known Member
I still don't have my facebook pics syncing with my contacts
gmenfan83
Android Expert
Did you add it to your accounts or try syncmypics app?
DoubleEagle
Well-Known Member
well i'll try that didn't need to when i had the apex 1.0.2.2 and 2.315 version. why's it doing it now?
novemberwhiskey
Android Enthusiast
Will using autokiller set to optimum increase or decrease performance with this rom?
I don't know if those settings have already been tweaked, and if running autokiller will make it worse.
I don't know if those settings have already been tweaked, and if running autokiller will make it worse.
Fabolous
Superuser
it's set to optimum by default, however, if you use a 3rd party overclocking app to set overclock at boot, that will be overwritten and require the actual app to set.
novemberwhiskey
Android Enthusiast
So from within the autokiller app, if I set it to "default" will it go to your default (i.e. optimum) or will it go to the factory default settings?
tom108
Android Expert
are you sure you still have root? did you hit bootstrap before reboot recovery?
I didn't lose root, I uninstalled the droid x bootstrapper reinstalled and then rebooted and it is working now....