Just about to Root..

[lexcoupe2100]

oh yea i have all that in my c drive i dowloanded that when i rooted.

 

[lexcoupe2100]

I have the HTC_Sync_2.0.40, hero-root and android-sdk_r06-windows in my c drive

 

[lexcoupe2100]

got it, was able to remove using some other commands thanks

 

[lexcoupe2100]

i had to use this command since hero ROM dont have abd remount on it
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system

 

[Andrew Ruffolo]

oh yeah, forgot you're running stock... my bad.

 

[lexcoupe2100]

I removed some apps and I think it runs smoother but if i want better battery performance do i need a custom rom? Can i always go back to the stock rom if i ever wanted to?

 

[Andrew Ruffolo]

Sure, just do a nandroid at any time before you flash a ROM and you can revert 100% to the way it was (minus sd card changes). You have to wipe everything for a custom ROM, so you're looking at setting up your apps and what-not.

 

[lexcoupe2100]

Ok so as far as the sd card if I copy everything on it and save it else where on pc than I can paste everything back if I ever wanted to?

 

[srkmagnus]

Ok so as far as the sd card if I copy everything on it and save it else where on pc than I can paste everything back if I ever wanted to?

Yes. Its also suggested that you copy the Nandroid file to the Desktop as a backup just in case your SD card crashes.

 

[lexcoupe2100]

How lond does a process of installing a custom rom takes? If i want a pretty much stock rom do I just put the file on the sd card and install from there?

 

[kenny.deford]

Flashing (installing) a ROM usually takes up to ten minutes to do. The easiest thing is to download the ROM with your pc and push (copy) it to your sd card. You always flash a ROM from recovery on your phone. Always to a nandroid backup before you flash a ROM.