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There are four HTC apps installed on /data instead of /system (flashlight, calculator, ringtone trimmer, and sound/voice recorder). When unlocking the phone, the process completely wipes /data and so those four apps are deleted. However, most of the roms available now include them, for example...

I haven't really taken a look at SlimBean myself, but that does script filename does look like a script that would move apps or data to sd. You can use something like "adb shell cat /system/etc/init.d/40a2sd" to see the code just to be sure. Also be on the lookout for any zipalign scripts in the...

Only if you're already using an existing int2ext or data-to-sdext method.

Sorry I wasn't able to post the flashable zips the other night. When I got home, my dsl was down. Of course AT&T blamed it on my 3rd-party modem. After 3 calls over 2 days I finally got them to agree to send someone out. Turns out it was a problem at their switch. *shock* On the positive side...

So the difference between INT2EXT and INT2EXT+ is that /data/data is kept on internal[1] in the + version, otherwise they are identical. The script I posted keeps /data/data on internal so I guess that qualifies as a "+" version. If you need the non-+ version (i.e. where /data/data is moved to...

Just wanted to drop in and say that PAC-Rom is amazing. Back in the day I created and maintained the Bumblebee rom and kernel for the OV but sadly my personal and professional responsibilities required me to step away (my apologies to any and all for dropping out like that, but I had no choice...

Just to be clear, wiping data will indeed wipe almost every user app (with some exceptions, and it'll only wipe the links created with link2sd not the actual apk). But I think the person who asked was actually asking about wiping cache, which will not wipe any apps.

BTW, the current kernel source is now posted, so I can get back to work on the new kernel and then Gingerbread. :cool:

Re: [ROM+Kernel] ~*~ Bumblebee 2.4 ~*~ (6/11/2011) First, you're right that I don't have to release the ROM source, because I don't have it. I didn't build the ROM from source, I worked with the binary. And all my mods to the ROM are transparent in the ROM zip itself (including the TWS...

Re: [ROM+Kernel] ~*~ Bumblebee 2.4 ~*~ (6/11/2011) Technically, the entire Android system is open source, not just the kernel. This includes all the framework stuff, all system apks, etc. However, drivers written by hardware vendors can be closed source. Also, extra apks that provide an...

Still working on it, turned out to be a bigger project than I thought at first. Also, a mod on xda has threatened to remove the Bumblebee thread unless I post the current source, so I've been having to get that in a suitable format to post as well, which has slowed me down a bit. (Funny they...

As mmarz pointed out, the TWS bug is when it's stuck at 50% and will not move away from 50% at all, and that bug is definitely not in this ROM. If you're still getting it, you probably flashed a theme or mod that removed the bug-fix. You can have very low signal strength and still have TWS under...

Yes, superuser was fixed in this release and is upgradable. If you get this error, it means that dalvik-cache didn't get wiped properly before upgrading to 2.4. The recommended fix is to reboot into recovery, wipe cache (not data), then go to "mounts and storage" and format cache to be sure it's...

There is no need for it. First, a little background. The patch is just an empty file named "profile" in /system/bin with permissions set to 644. This worked for those 10 nasty apps released in March, because they tried to create a file named "profile" in /system/bin and execute it (after gaining...

Set up an ext partition on your sdcard. Install Link2SD from the market. Move your apps with Link2SD. Win. :)