Re: [ROM][MOD][THEME] Bean_Whiz-CM10 Updated 10/14/2013
Thanks AndieOpie.
For Link2SD on DanteROM, I made roughly an 800MB EXT4 partition with the free PC tool,
MiniTool Partition Wizard, using the default cluster size (4kB, I think). I figured I'd see if my 32GB SD card would work, as is, with BeanWhiz, but if not, I figured I'd wipe it and reformat the SD card per your instructions in the OP. I'm not sure if that would work or if the stuff that's currently in my EXT4 partition would cause a problem. (I wish I knew a way to back-up, and restore the EXT4 partition on a PC so that I could Nandroid-restore DanteROM and restore the SD card for some reason BeanWhiz didn't work for me.)
If you have 80 downloaded apps installed, then Bean Whiz should be fine for me.
I realize that this phone wasn't built to support the bigger ICS/JB OS, but you wrote that "Gingerbread ROMs are still going to be better..." By better do you mean that the GB ROMs wouldn't require such periodic cache cleaning?
I've never used something like Fast Reboot. There are a few apps with that name on the Play Store. Do you mean
Fast Reboot by Great Bytes of Software? Is that what you mean by a cache cleaner? I wouldn't mind cleaning the memory daily (as one would get with a reboot) as long as it wouldn't delete bookmarks, map locations, etc. Does Fast Reboot achieve that?
I've been reluctant to try theKraven's Slim Bean because:
1) I'm tight on time and theKraven kinda makes you experiment with which patches to flash (rather than building in the best ones like you've done). And...
2) It seemed to me (though I could be wrong) that he built-in a Data2SD type system that would move everything to your SD-card's EXT partition, rather than allowing users to implement a more user-selective (though less space gaining) Link2SD system. I like the idea of a user-selective system like Link2SD because if your SD-card fails or is removed, the phone's basic features (like calling & email) still work, as do whatever apps you choose to leave in internal memory (like lost/stolen-phone finder-wiper apps).