JT Super Clean Rom available on Rom Manager

**dkoss** · 11-01-2010, 09:32 PM

Just poking around the Fascinate tonight, thought I would check Rom Manager and low and behold, there's JT Super Clean Rom ready for download. Gives a few options. So for those of you not comfortable with zip installs, this ones for you. Have fun.

**packerbacker** · 11-01-2010, 09:39 PM

What would I need to do to install this ROM and to do before installing it? I'd love to try it out.

**dkoss** · 11-01-2010, 09:49 PM

Originally Posted by packerbacker

What would I need to do to install this ROM and to do before installing it? I'd love to try it out.

You will need to have root. Follow the directions on installing Clockword Mod and download Rom Manager from the market. Once Rom Manager is installed download the rom and it'll walk you through the rest.

**packerbacker** · 11-01-2010, 10:22 PM

Originally Posted by dkoss

You will need to have root. Follow the directions on installing Clockword Mod and download Rom Manager from the market. Once Rom Manager is installed download the rom and it'll walk you through the rest.

I am rooted and have Clockwork Mod and ROM Manager installed. But how do you install/flash a ROM? What do you have to do before you flash a ROM? I'm rooted and debloated but otherwise new at this.

**Fappy Jones** · 11-01-2010, 11:14 PM

Is this a safer alternative to the voodoo kernel? And would it still fix the lag?

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**dkoss** · 11-02-2010, 06:49 AM

Originally Posted by packerbacker

I am rooted and have Clockwork Mod and ROM Manager installed. But how do you install/flash a ROM? What do you have to do before you flash a ROM? I'm rooted and debloated but otherwise new at this.

Open Rom Manager, click on download rom, select JT's rom and any extras that you would like to go with it and let it download. It will prompt you if you want to backup your current rom and/or wipe data and cache always backup, unless you already have a backup and are comfortable restoring it if need be. I always wipe data/cache which basically gives you a factory restore. I would suggest using wifi if available because most roms are rather large. Once it is done downloading it will ask if you want to reboot. Select yes. It will do the rest, just give it time.

**dkoss** · 11-02-2010, 06:56 AM

Originally Posted by Fappy Jones

Is this a safer alternative to the voodoo kernel? And would it still fix the lag?

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I haven't messed with the voodoo kernel and haven't noticed any lag on my phone. I am running a rooted phone that has been debloated and it runs fine.
This basically looks to be about the same with some of the mesmerize ported over, there does not seem to be any voodoo, but if you want more info on it I would suggest checking the devs rundown over at xda and donate if you like what they are doing. It would definitely be a safe alternative in the fact that with Rom Manager all you need to do to restore is select the restore tab and select the backup to restore and it takes you right back to your old phone.

**Fappy Jones** · 11-02-2010, 10:54 AM

Originally Posted by dkoss

I haven't messed with the voodoo kernel and haven't noticed any lag on my phone. I am running a rooted phone that has been debloated and it runs fine.
This basically looks to be about the same with some of the mesmerize ported over, there does not seem to be any voodoo, but if you want more info on it I would suggest checking the devs rundown over at xda and donate if you like what they are doing. It would definitely be a safe alternative in the fact that with Rom Manager all you need to do to restore is select the restore tab and select the backup to restore and it takes you right back to your old phone.

Thanks I might have to give this a try, just have to get CWM.

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**packerbacker** · 11-02-2010, 03:13 PM

Originally Posted by dkoss

Open Rom Manager, click on download rom, select JT's rom and any extras that you would like to go with it and let it download. It will prompt you if you want to backup your current rom and/or wipe data and cache always backup, unless you already have a backup and are comfortable restoring it if need be. I always wipe data/cache which basically gives you a factory restore. I would suggest using wifi if available because most roms are rather large. Once it is done downloading it will ask if you want to reboot. Select yes. It will do the rest, just give it time.

Thanks for this explanation, I really appreciate it.

What do you mean by extras? I have CWM- should I just backup my current ROM with that? I backed up all of my apps with Titanium Backup, so should I wipe my data also?

**Adiliyo** · 11-02-2010, 05:15 PM

voodoo is kernel based and has nothing to do with roms.

if you do have a voodoo kernel, i would recommend disabling it, flashing, and then re-enabling it.

as always, it's a good idea to make a nandroid backup before flashing, and wiping data/cache as well for a smooth transition.

**packerbacker** · 11-02-2010, 06:24 PM

Originally Posted by Adiliyo

as always, it's a good idea to make a nandroid backup before flashing, and wiping data/cache as well for a smooth transition.

Can you (or someone else) tell me exactly the steps I need to do to flash a ROM? I just want to be extra super careful I do it right. Never done it before. Once I felt safe I knew exactly what to do, I rooted, debloated, and ran CWM flawlessly. Just don't want to brick my phone.

**Kevin Gossett** · 11-02-2010, 06:35 PM

If you're downloading the ROM via ROM Manager, just let it do its thing. Nothing to really screw up

**packerbacker** · 11-02-2010, 06:38 PM

Are you sure?

**packerbacker** · 11-02-2010, 06:44 PM

Can someone tell me how to wipe data/cache? I'm running CWM right now, backing up the debloating I did since I rooted.

**ellisz** · 11-02-2010, 08:46 PM

CWM will ask you if you want to wipe date/cache when you DL the Rom. Just check it.

**packerbacker** · 11-02-2010, 09:23 PM

Oh, okay. Thanks.

I noticed that when I click the ROM, there are a bunch of things underneath the ROM itself.

- Puzzle Piece Lock Screen
- Stock Fascinate Mms.apk
- Verizon Visual VoiceMail
- Disable BLN
- Extended SoftKey Backlight

Would I need to do all of those? Can I do all of those? Do I obviously flash the ROM before I get all of those?

**ellisz** · 11-02-2010, 09:33 PM

I assume you pick the ones you want.
Puzzle piece will leave the puzzle lock. Other wise you get the slide
stock mms vs. mms from another phone. Not sure here
VVM - yes or no.
Disable BLN. You have to have a BLN compatible kernel for this.
Extended softkey. This will enable the extended soft key back lights. I was not aware that this was available in CWM already. I want this badly

I am not sure which one he defaulted to. There was a 15 second and a 32 second one I believe.

You can do them all or what you want.

BTW, anyone know where there are some non-voodoo kernels? I can't seem to find any. I have read that some are flashing this ROM over the voodoo kernel? I am not sure I want tot try this. I would be fine going to a non-voodoo kernel as fixing with things with nandroid would just be easier without voodoo. I can remove voodoo easy enough but I need a non-voodoo kernel to overwrite. I guess I can just get the stock kernel but I would not mind trying a 1.2 or so

**iTz Nicholas72** · 11-02-2010, 09:34 PM

Just download the ones you want. RomManager will install everything in the right order.

I just did a Nandroid backup and everything went fine.

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**packerbacker** · 11-02-2010, 09:38 PM

Thanks guys- and thanks for warning me about BLN. I have the stock kernel.

**ellisz** · 11-02-2010, 09:47 PM

I dont think the BLN add on would hurt but no reason to have it unless you need it.

What about apps that this rom removes that you may want back? Since the rom is deodexed, you can just add them from the system dump can you? Not really sure what apps are left and what are removed. I thought I read that the Allshare app was removed. Not a big deal but I have tried to use it

Just not sure what others are removed.

**rayman19082** · 11-02-2010, 10:10 PM

Just did this tonight. I went from a stock rooted fascinate w/CWR

1) odin to clockwork recovery and backed up my stock rom
2) I installed JT's rom from sd and it gave me the choice to data wipe/install JT's 2.1 rom (I did both just to be on the safe side b/c people over in XDA have had problems with the stock eclair calendar when they didn't data wipe)

So now I probably have 2 nandroid copies of my old rom LOL. But I have had absolutely no problem with the JT's Rom. Best part is the new youtube player which has default HD settings = AWESOME not to mention the buttery smoothness of the rom itself.

YAY FOR NO MORE LAG.

If anyone has questions abt the install process I'll be happy to help b/c I did have to do a battery pull for Odin to work which almost made me crap my pants when my fascinate had the (phone ! computer) symbol and I thought I bricked my phone.....

**Fappy Jones** · 11-02-2010, 10:35 PM

No i don't have voodoo yet, i was thinking about it but all the different options and mixed reviews are making me think twice. I rooted my phone, de-bloated with Root Explorer and have TiB Pro. Idk what other important apps i really need right now, other than possibly CWM.

And about Cache i'm a total noob what do i need to make all that smoother?

**dkoss** · 11-02-2010, 10:46 PM

Originally Posted by Fappy Jones

No i don't have voodoo yet, i was thinking about it but all the different options and mixed reviews are making me think twice. I rooted my phone, de-bloated with Root Explorer and have TiB Pro. Idk what other important apps i really need right now, other than possibly CWM.

And about Cache i'm a total noob what do i need to make all that smoother?

For flashing roms CWM is a necessity. Not really sure about the question on Cache. Cache is basically locally stored information to help speed up your system should that information be needed again.

**Fappy Jones** · 11-02-2010, 11:34 PM

Originally Posted by dkoss

For flashing roms CWM is a necessity. Not really sure about the question on Cache. Cache is basically locally stored information to help speed up your system should that information be needed again.

Thanks, I got the free version of CWM for now.

And I guess what I was really asking was would something like cachemate help free up more space/ram?

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**dkoss** · 11-02-2010, 11:46 PM

Originally Posted by Fappy Jones

Thanks, I got the free version of CWM for now.

And I guess what I was really asking was would something like cachemate help free up more space/ram?

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Gotcha. I'm sure it would help it's clearing data from your phone.