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Root [ROM][AOSP]dGB v01_28_2012| 2.3.5| 375MB /data| 60MB /system |Mult-lang |Unlock |Reboot[28 Jan]

Its not right now. I just can't be bothered at the moment to be honest. I'm more interested in getting Ubuntu looking nice :)
 
The rom wouldnt be as smooth as it is now. It involves extensive frameworks changes and promotes instability.
 
Nah just using ready made themes, icons, add ons etc...

Using linux would be called hacking on other OS's though.... :)

This is where I'm at right now. Off topic, but it is my topic afterall

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I just can't go back to windows...

Edit> and yes, my wallpaper slideshow is all of cats, before anyone pulls me of it. They're cute though..
 
Nah just using ready made themes, icons, add ons etc...

Using linux would be called hacking on other OS's though.... :)

This is where I'm at right now. Off topic, but it is my topic afterall

I just can't go back to windows...


I'm using Mint lxde on my netbook. I'd never go back to windows now....
I've got a Win7 virtual machine, if I ever need it, but its never been powered up yet!
 
Im just downloading it now, i still have windows, ill just have the dual boot option, but ill give it a whirl, can i use this to for fastboot things aswell?
 
That makes no sense, lol, its a massive learning curve, just gotta mount my c drive and write a script to mount at boot, but i am liking it, also need to learn how to theme it. I think once I've been using it for a few weeks ill love it. But it's very very different from windows.
 
What it means is that you need to find the adb and fastboot executables for Linux and place those in that directory. That way you will just be able to type "adb" or "fastboot" from the command line and they will work.
 
Thanks guys, I just wish there was a user guide to help me get started, ive found which commands to mount my c drive, just need to find tips for script creating, and how to implement them, im guessing it's gonna be the innitd folder. I'll get there. :-)
 
A weird question (and please bear with me...)

I tried sending a picture message to someone yesterday and it wouldn't send. In the past when I've sent MMS messages with my 3G and wifi connection turned off I'll see the 3G icon appear in the notification bar, the message is sent, and then the 3G icon disappears. My Desire has always worked this way both when using 2.2 and 2.3 with Sense and now with dGB, as did the handsets I had before this (Sony C905 and K800i), but my Desire is suddenly not working this way.

I've just spoken to Orange (my network) about this and they said that to send a MMS message you have to manually turn 3G on, to which I've replied that you don't. I know I've sent picture messages recently and I'm sure they were while I've been running dGB - plus numerous ones before then - so my question is, am I dreaming? Am I imagining that it works this way because I'm 100% convinced that I'm right when I say I've sent MMS messages before without having any of the other radios enabled and the phone has activated the mobile data, sent the message, then deactivated it. Additionally, if my phone is no longer doing this and it should, do you suggest I flatten it and reinstall dGB from scratch?
 
Did you backup your apns from your previous Rom as per post 1?


If you have 1 apn for internet and another for mms, it will work regardless of WiFi being on or not. Show me what you have now please


Edit. Just re read. Mobile data must be turned on to send mms. If WiFi is on, you will see the 3g, h whatever pop up while it sends but not if mobile data is off. Not sure if sense works differently but with vanilla android that's how it works
 
Did you backup your apns from your previous Rom as per post 1?


If you have 1 apn for internet and another for mms, it will work regardless of WiFi being on or not. Show me what you have now please

Hi Dan,

I think you're missing something: I've been using the ROM for a few weeks now but suddenly MMS have stopped working unless I manually turn 3G on - previously when I sent a MMS with 3G turned off it would turn itself on when I sent the message, then turn itself off.

I've spoken to Orange & they told me that the Desire needs to have 3G turned on in order to send MMS, and that it won't do it by itself (rubbish - my Desire has done it since I got it almost two years ago) and they've essentially told me I'm lying when I repeated that mine used to work regardless of whether 3G was on.

In terms of APN settings yes, I'd read the thread and backed up & restored them as required, and everything worked like a charm, but the issue is that suddenly the Desire isn't launching the 3G connection when I send a MMS, unless 3G is already turned on.

APN settings in use are those listed at http://settings.orange.co.uk under Photo Messaging for the Desire (Orange told me to check my settings were as per that URL today, which I did and they were.)

EDIT: Just seen your additional comment. Sure I've sent MMS though while I've been e.g. on the train and the 3G thing has popped up then disappeared without 3G or wifi being enabled. Maybe it was more of a thing in my Sense days.
 
Link doesn't work for me. Have you one entry or two in son?

Sorry - should have been Orange Setup

I have two APNs - Orange MMS and Orange WEB (I deleted the original ones - Orange MMS and Orange Internet and created them exactly as per the instructions on the Orange site.)
 
if 3g is turned off then it will stay off no matter what app requests for it (within an aosp environment anyway)
some networks like o2 support mms over 2g but still you are saying you see a 3g signal.
it would be a nice feature tbh i cant remember if i ever tested that with sense
 
if 3g is turned off then it will stay off no matter what app requests for it (within an aosp environment anyway)
some networks like o2 support mms over 2g but still you are saying you see a 3g signal.
it would be a nice feature tbh i cant remember if i ever tested that with sense

My girlfriend has a Desire (rooted, but with the 2.3 developer build from HTC, not a custom ROM) and when she sends a MMS with 3G and wifi turned off the message still goes - you see the 3G icon appear, the messages goes, then the 3G icon disappears.
 
My girlfriend has a Desire (rooted, but with the 2.3 developer build from HTC, not a custom ROM) and when she sends a MMS with 3G and wifi turned off the message still goes - you see the 3G icon appear, the messages goes, then the 3G icon disappears.

yeah i dont dispute that at all, its quite believable cos htc does weird stuff frankly and it would be a good feature.
im just saying ive never tested it when i was using sense and im not flashing back to find out so i take your word for it.
 
Indeed.

Now again, if this thread would stop being an aosp v sense thread, I would be appreciative ;)

Thanks.
 
Having used this ROM for a few days now, I think I may have a couple of problems.
I've noticed that since installing the custom HBOOT my phone takes an age to boot past the first "why so serious" boot screen.
Also, though I started out with 330MN of free space, I've found I've run out of space alot quicker, with what seems less apps installed than when I ran GV. also getting the low space, and I'm not able to installed now apps once I reach 30MB..

Can you think what might be causing these problems Dan. I do hope its my phone configuration, and not the ROM itself.

Thanks.
 
Where was your dalvik cache when you ran GV? With no sd-ext everything is internal.

Try moving some large apps (without widgets) to sd.
 
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