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MongolStomp

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Anyone else getting like 4-5 force closes a day? I love love love launcher pro but this is really getting annoying... any ideas why it's happening? I do have a couple widgets resized and I'm using the Plus-widgets, but I don't know why I keep gettting so many force closes
 
LP force closes are usually remedied by powering down the device, waiting for a minute or so, then power up ("reboot" ;)).

When that does not work, going into menu > settings > applications > manage applications and then starting over with LP by clearing cache and data then rebooting is the next thing to try, and works 99% of the time. You'll have to reconfigure LP once that's done.

Post back your results.
 
LP force closes are usually remedied by powering down the device, waiting for a minute or so, then power up ("reboot" ;)).

When that does not work, going into menu > settings > applications > manage applications and then starting over with LP by clearing cache and data then rebooting is the next thing to try, and works 99% of the time. You'll have to reconfigure LP once that's done.

Post back your results.


justttttt to be certain, will clearing cache/data reset my setting, screens, widgets, etc.? Or are they safe and set?
 
justttttt to be certain, will clearing cache/data reset my setting, screens, widgets, etc.? Or are they safe and set?

Pressing the clear data button in manage applications is the same as starting over with that app (that's why you should reboot following doing that, to avoid conflicts).
 
Well I tried simply rebooting it first just to see how long it is before I get a forceclose, and then I'll clear cache etc.

Yea since I first posted this thread I had about 3 forcecloses on it... So it is getting to be a little ridiculous. For those of you who are having 0 problems I envy you haha. I love LPP lots so hopefully this will fix my problem
 
when i was using LP+ i didnt have any issues, it was very stable.

ive since then stopped using LP+ and went back to sense, its amazing how awesome sense is on a phone that can actually run it :P
 
On the current update, no problems. Maybe uninstall/reinstall?
 
I did find one more thing with LP+, and that's if you move apps to the sdcard. All is well with LP until you reboot, then all of a sudden it can't open those apps, and you can't download/install from the Market. If you check Settings/Applications... and then click on any of the apps, all of them show "Computing...", and seem to do so forever. This may have to do with the market as well, but when I cleared data & cache for LP, then FC'd it and rebooted, everything was cleared up, and I didn't loose any of my data, from LP or anywhere else for that matter.

LP seems to have a problem with how/where things are mapped, and I haven't found any method to reset things that works 100% of the time - Other than re-flashing the ROM, which is a pain setting things up again. BTW, the ROM is a relatively simple FRG22D with "BlackN'BlueBar" them on it. I had thought it was the ROM, until I realized this only happens when I introduce LP into the mix.
 
You'd probably have better luck asking over on the Droid forum. They might have some other information. We don't have a plain Froyo ROM for the Eris (just CM6 and some derivatives).

Might also be worth checking out LP's website/forum.
 
Move launcherpro from the data/apps folder to the system/apps folder. If you don't then the OS is going to try to pull resources away from it when doing things like using navigation and then when you go back to it, it will freak. Also if you are using a app like autokill or any task killer, it will cause it to freak but moving the location should fix your problem.

Also, never ever place widget files on the SD card which included LP because it has build in widgets.
 
I'm using LP+ on xtrSense 3.1 with apps2sd. No problems.

I checked Keep in Memory and it seems to have cured the home screen re-paint problem.
 
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