atownchevyboy
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nice dude, kudos

There is a rom zero for 2.2.1
Also if your phone came stock with 2.2.1 you can not downgrade to a 2.2 rom, seems there was a minor change in the phone anyone that tries downgrading is presented with a black screen on boot up.. ask me how I know
Damn that one is buried too well, way to many pages back
http://androidforums.com/optimus-m-all-things-root/312660-rom-zero-2-2-1-4-5-2011-a.html
I have lots of things in there all the roms and apk's I have tried out you name it.EDIT: I vote that all ROMs uploaded here into their own thread be given sticky status. This would go the same for important tutorials like joneidy's debricking thread, etc.
Well it does make sense in the idea that it keeps them from having to make an arbitrary decision about every sub forum, which avoids the problem of all the members saying, "But they have 20 stickies, how come we can't have another??". Inevitably we would end up with sub forums that all had the first page of threads full of stickies that didn't really need to be stickies.
I just think that ROMs, just like recoveries and kernels, are such an obviously integral part of the whole rooting crowd, and as such should be stickied so they're easy to find. For example, getitnowmarketing's All In One Recovery thread is not easily found in a search in my experience. Someone just linked to it in another thread I'm subscribed to, so they managed though. Up above, you see another example of a ROM I didn't even know existed because it got buried in the forum. And then the tutorials, I mean key tutorials for major things, like the n00b thread that's stickied--that's a good one. Add to that official debricking tutorials, a2sd tutorials, etc.
I guess IMHO, there's enough threads that are sticky worthy that it's almost worth having a sub forum within the all things root sub forum, just to hold those stickies, so they're easily found and easily linked to.
Actually that is a good point, you can hit the report button on say the clockwork one and ask if it can be moved, if nothing else you should get a answer as to why or why not.Why does the Lg Optimus M form only have 1 sticky? wouldn't some of the stickies that's on this form help out better on that form? like " don't use Clockwork Mod or Rom Manager, and the tutorial about rooting. It could save some people from messing up and then coming to this form to try to fix it. I'm not saying it's a problem with helping but i wouldn't want to mess up first if it could be avoided.

Actually that is a good point, you can hit the report button on say the clockwork one and ask if it can be moved, if nothing else you should get a answer as to why or why not.![]()
Why does the Lg Optimus M form only have 1 sticky? wouldn't some of the stickies that's on this form help out better on that form? like " don't use Clockwork Mod or Rom Manager, and the tutorial about rooting. It could save some people from messing up and then coming to this form to try to fix it. I'm not saying it's a problem with helping but i wouldn't want to mess up first if it could be avoided.
Hold on, wait, stop before you go messaging the mods on this. The reason that root-related threads are not in the regular LG Optimus M forum is because they belong in the forum so aptly titled, "Optimus M - All Things Root". If we start mixing the two, particularly with stickies, there will be little point in having the sub-forum. The regular LG Optimus M forum exists to my understanding for those who may not necessarily care about rooting, and just wanna talk about their phone/find out about issues they're having with it even if it's unmodified.
If someone wants to find out about rooting, you cannot blame the moderators if they brick their phone without first visiting the big bold link at the top of the LG Optimus M forum that leads to the All Things Root sub-forum. It's damn near impossible to miss, and while I'm just as happy to help as the next guy, it's that user's responsibility to do his/her due diligence in reading the information that we have here, especially when there's bolded links leading to it, and ask questions as needed/gain an understanding BEFORE trying shit.

When i was on sense rom before the update my scores were mid 500s.. i tried CM7 last night.. loved the theming.. loved everything about it. except all my volumes are super low.. cant hear shit.. barely hear it ring with everything turned allt he way up.. but when i was on the CM& rom my quadrant was 997 without cache clear with wifi on and everything else.. but just switched to the updated sense rom because i can actually hear shit with it.. and my quadrant i just ran is 520.. lol..but its still very fast i never get any lag with it.. so i cant complain..
Hey you know, I've observed the same thing except I had often over 1000 on quadrant, at least 800 somethin on the previous sense rom, but now im in the 500s after the update, but if the phone runs fine, then that number doesnt mean anything as long as everything works. besides, it's still an upgrade with OC, etc.--i ran a quadrant when i was stock rooted, got 377 lol. so this is still definitely a massive improvement all around. besides my phone looks better now. the LG dock bar is, well....ugly lol.
748max 122minthen I done got no dang clue mayn...my best is 600 with the update. what are you clocked at?