Root CyanogenMod Questions

[zmauls]

I flashed over CyanogenMod 10 to my HTC Evo V 4G from previously using the MidnightROMS. I really liked the look and feel of the ROM over all, but I had some key issues that I could not get past. The messaging app was completely different, but I guess I could deal with that. The real problems are that the battery went back to a bar instead of the number I got so used to, there was no camera app whatsoever, nor there was there any gallery app to view the pictures I already had on my phone. It's annoying. I almost immediately flashed back to Midnight, though the entire process took almost 3 hours. WHAT A WASTE OF TIME! If I use Titanium Backup and backup the camera, gallery, and messaging app, then flash CyanogenMod again, will I be able to restore those apps? The phone too, if I wanted? I'm not a fan of the CyanogenMod phone. Any help would be greatly appreciated, as Midnight has been causing random crashes and reboots. Thanks.

 

[rs98]

Did you make sure to flash the gapps that were needed for the rom? I know I once forgot to do this and without them, your phone will not have things like the camera and gallery.

 

[stitch3484]

ok so to change the battey icon: settings>system>status bar>battery status style, you will have some choices i like circle with percentage​

 

[zmauls]

Did you make sure to flash the gapps that were needed for the rom? I know I once forgot to do this and without them, your phone will not have things like the camera and gallery.

Might've flashed the wrong GAPPS, I used the (basic, I think) one for ICS. Is there a different option? If so, where would I find it?

 

[zmauls]

Might've flashed the wrong GAPPS, I used the (basic, I think) one for ICS. Is there a different option? If so, where would I find it?

Alright, got the right GAPPS on there now and everything is great. Just lagging a bit, not sure why... obviously using NOVA launcher, bad idea? Also, no screen shot option. What can I do about this?