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Is it just me or is this extremely buggy? I followed the instructions perfectly, but it's so laggy, slow, tons of force closes and restarts itself like 2-3 times a day. I don't know if I should go back to the stock ROM (because it worked better) or try to reflash it with this again. Anyone else run into problems like this?
I was having a boatload of trouble with the youtube app as well. I found a way (using root explorer) to copy the .apk to my sd card, then uninstall the app from the system directory, and reinstall it off the sd card. Low and behold, it worked again. Not soon after that however, I got another FC and it wouldn't let me open it anymore. This kept happening so I did some digging and, on the XDA Developers forum, I found an entire thread devoted to just this particular port of this new youtube app. A lot of people were having the same issue. It doesn't matter what ROM you have, it would force close and would never open again. I tore through the whole thread (about 9 pages deep) and came up with this: It's the app, not your phone, not your ROM, not your SD card, but the app itself. The way that this app was ported (for Eclair - Android 2.1), if you sign in to your youtube account, all you'll get is one, maybe two uses before it force closes and starts the problem. Whatever you do, don't try and put the widget up on your home screen if you've already gotten a FC, that's a whole nightmare you just don't want!!! The fix seems to be to: 1). to never sign into your youtube account through this app. If you don't sign in it will work just fine (it's what I decided to do) or 2). Remeber to sign out of your account everytime you use it and sign in (I actually only read that on the XDA site I have not tried it for myself, but I figured I'd pass along what I learned). I hope this helps and if you need a hand uninstalling the app so you can reinstall and use again, let me know, I'll walk you through what I did.Why is youtube force closing on me. I have velocity .4 and I'm confused. HELP!!!
I was having a boatload of trouble with the youtube app as well. I found a way (using root explorer) to copy the .apk to my sd card, then uninstall the app from the system directory, and reinstall it off the sd card. Low and behold, it worked again. Not soon after that however, I got another FC and it wouldn't let me open it anymore. This kept happening so I did some digging and, on the XDA Developers forum, I found an entire thread devoted to just this particular port of this new youtube app. A lot of people were having the same issue. It doesn't matter what ROM you have, it would force close and would never open again. I tore through the whole thread (about 9 pages deep) and came up with this: It's the app, not your phone, not your ROM, not your SD card, but the app itself. The way that this app was ported (for Eclair - Android 2.1), if you sign in to your youtube account, all you'll get is one, maybe two uses before it force closes and starts the problem. Whatever you do, don't try and put the widget up on your home screen if you've already gotten a FC, that's a whole nightmare you just don't want!!! The fix seems to be to: 1). to never sign into your youtube account through this app. If you don't sign in it will work just fine (it's what I decided to do) or 2). Remeber to sign out of your account everytime you use it and sign in (I actually only read that on the XDA site I have not tried it for myself, but I figured I'd pass along what I learned). I hope this helps and if you need a hand uninstalling the app so you can reinstall and use again, let me know, I'll walk you through what I did.
I had this same problem and it turned out to be a very easy fix. Just get some headphones, plug them in, unplug them, plug them back in and then take them back out. Now reboot your phone.
I tried that as well and that does work but I really like the way the new one works, what with the whole orientation changing views. But yeah, if you uninstall the new version you should be able to load the old one again with no problems.Yeah, mine doesn't work anymore either. How about just installing the old youtube app? Would that be alright?
You have to format, clear cache(s), then install the zip file for the rom, then reboot. But before you do all that you need to flash your rom in rom manager. If you are stuck at a boot screen you need to reboot into recovery, then clear data/cach again and use a recovery backup file if you have one made. If one is not made there are ways to fix it but I don't know them.
I tried that as well and that does work but I really like the way the new one works, what with the whole orientation changing views. But yeah, if you uninstall the new version you should be able to load the old one again with no problems.
You know it's funny, I didn't even think to try that! If it's working after that then I would say that's the new fix! I had a terrible time uninstalling it, if I'd known about that I wouldn't have bothered. Thanks for the tip!I couldn't uninstall for some reason. But I did go into the application setting and clear the cache and it seems to be working again
I figured out how to use the "cpu" overclocking script, and it leaves me with a couple of questions:
(1) The script offers a choice between governors called "ondemand" and "interactive". What's the difference?
(2) Is there some way to test the performance of a certain clock setting definitively when I'm ready to test it, rather than just setting it and waiting indefinitely for it to possibly crash at an inopportune moment?
Thanks,
~ Justin
That refers to turbo feature that was incorporated in to this build. You can toggle it on or off using Scripts.
-TURBO4 enabled by default for a faster and more optimized experience (credit to Getitnowmarketing)
-turbo enable or disable GNM's Turbo performance pack
I don't see why it wouldn't work. The OTA hasn't caused problems with rooting, as far as I know. Once you get velocity installed just go to terminal emulator, type su, then type cpu and it will give you a list of available frequencies. You can work your way up to whatever frequency the phone will run fastest with.Also, since this ROM has a built in custom Kernel, how do I overclock it? Do I just use SetCPU? On the DX we have to Setscaling for it to work, just wondering.
Last question... am I screwed if he took the OTA... or will it work on the current OTA for the ALLY?
The OTA hasn't caused problems with rooting,
So when I flash I just wipe, cache, data and delvik-cache? I know with our ROMs on the DX we don't wipe Delvik-cache... do I need a different kernel with this like I had the turbo on when I loaded .3 for him? And do I flash the radio before or after the ROM?