Originally Posted by Th3Bill

Aroma version shouldn't have any wifi issues. If u do just try 1.4 kernel...that's what I use

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Is there a flashable 1.4 kernel around? I prefer using the standard package over the aroma version (last time I used aroma it installed the buuf theme I didn't want, and didn't install the beats and gapps I did want)

Originally Posted by bray424

Is there a flashable 1.4 kernel around? I prefer using the standard package over the aroma version (last time I used aroma it installed the buuf theme I didn't want, and didn't install the beats and gapps I did want)

As long as you do the pre-procedure (advanced, report error, show log, reboot recovery), you should have no issues with Aroma. I just did another install last night, as I wanted to add additional stuff. Installed exactly what I wanted. Just can't skip the pre-steps...
I don't have any of the kernel flash zips around....maybe check on Jokersax.com...just be careful, it's only compatible with the ones from 0.6.0 or 0.6.1.
Personally, I'd go with Aroma installer....

i downloaded 7zip went to /system/media/theme/default did not see boot animation, saw lock screen so I went in extracted manifest.xml and got this I highlighted all the sms words, don't know if i'm in the right place or what lines to delete

Originally Posted by flyguy914

i downloaded 7zip went to /system/media/theme/default did not see boot animation, saw lock screen so I went in extracted manifest.xml and got this I highlighted all the sms words, don't know if i'm in the right place or what lines to delete

I'm going to try to edit it for you. Keep in mind that the lockscreen might not work right, so before flashing what I upload in a little bit, be sure to nandroid...

nosmslock.zip Should just flash.

Keep in mind, I am not sure if the lock screen is intended to work without the sms, so it may not function.

IT WORKED! incredible thanks again

Originally Posted by flyguy914

IT WORKED! incredible thanks again

Excellent! I think I will make that an option for the next release

Can anyone tell me the steps that they used to get this to work. I tried the standard version of the most recent update and still get frequent reboots or when I reboot it just stops at the moto logo and I have to keep pulling the battery to get it to fully boot

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Originally Posted by armyranger251

Can anyone tell me the steps that they used to get this to work. I tried the standard version of the most recent update and still get frequent reboots or when I reboot it just stops at the moto logo and I have to keep pulling the battery to get it to fully boot

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Which version (aroma/non) did you use? If in Aroma, which options did you choose? Might be one of the options you picked if in aroma. I do know that the 1.4 kernel tends to be more stable than the 1.3

I've been on this build since I ported if Friday afternoon and have yet to have a reboot.

Originally Posted by Th3Bill

Which version (aroma/non) did you use? If in Aroma, which options did you choose? Might be one of the options you picked if in aroma. I do know that the 1.4 kernel tends to be more stable than the 1.3

I've been on this build since I ported if Friday afternoon and have yet to have a reboot.

I used the non aroma version

I was on cm9 before trying miui so I used your wipe all zip then flashed the miui.zip and then flashed a second time just to make sure and then flashed the miui gapps and rebooted

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Originally Posted by armyranger251

I used the non aroma version

I was on cm9 before trying miui so I used your wipe all zip then flashed the miui.zip and then flashed a second time just to make sure and then flashed the miui gapps and rebooted

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Try the Aroma one. I know it's a big file, but it's got some really cool options, and I haven't had any problems with that version. I'll have to give it another look over (the non-aroma version). I have a feeling it might be the kernel.