Originally Posted by leobitencourt

Will It work on .283?

why not .62? with so much updates around.. it's better to shift to .62.

so here i am getting all frustrated and crazy because I can't restore my apps from miui but alas Ive done it I'm using the rom with great satisfaction now heres what ive done
1. i do a clean install full wipes dalvik, cache, data
2. install rom since im using a neo i also patch the neo zip
3. delete the etc/init.d/00dalvik
4. reboot

now every thing is workin every app is running and app2sd even ext are all running good and smoot big thank for shardul_seth for this gem if anyone want the 00dalvik in there and having problem with the market just install market fix it will work fine cheers many :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

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Originally Posted by palimatix

why not .62? with so much updates around.. it's better to shift to .62.

That's the problem... I'm new at this and don't know how to do it.


Any help?

Thanks!

Originally Posted by leobitencourt

That's the problem... I'm new at this and don't know how to do it.


Any help?

Thanks!

Search mate. Search in the development and general forums. There are plenty of very good guides that tell you everything from how to unlock the bootloader to flashing a kernel or ROM.

possible to make a deodexed patch for this rom? or if not maybe include the skip track via volume mod ? thats all this rom is missing

no flash camera?

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i tried this rom..im really love it..but cant find flash camera for neo v..\
sorry for my bad english

edit : wrong thread..i used ics spacious..

Ok, so i just bought Xperia Neo V, and planned to root it without unlocking the bootloader to avoid voiding warranty. (i can unroot it right?)

Because i won't unlock it, i won't be able to install this rom. so i though i just remove the bloatware from the list, and, if possible install the init.d scripts.

because i'm new to android (im from the world of jailbreaking), i got some question.
1. is it safe to remove all the bloatware on the attached list, and what program do u recommend to remove the bloatware?
2. what is init.d scripts, can i install it to my stock rom, what kind of init.d script did u use, and how to install it?

please answer it. answering it partially, or just giving the link for the answer is alright. thanks.

Originally Posted by derpotato

Ok, so i just bought Xperia Neo V, and planned to root it without unlocking the bootloader to avoid voiding warranty. (i can unroot it right?)

Because i won't unlock it, i won't be able to install this rom. so i though i just remove the bloatware from the list, and, if possible install the init.d scripts.

because i'm new to android (im from the world of jailbreaking), i got some question.
1. is it safe to remove all the bloatware on the attached list, and what program do u recommend to remove the bloatware?
2. what is init.d scripts, can i install it to my stock rom, what kind of init.d script did u use, and how to install it?

please answer it. answering it partially, or just giving the link for the answer is alright. thanks.

1. Yes, and that is a conservative list Also delete the bloatwares from "/system/etc/products/applications" and "/system/etc/customization/applications"
Recommended programs are "Titanium Backup" (Backup, then uninstall) and "ES File Explorer" for removing from the above folders..

2. init.d scripts cannot be installed as there is no support in stock kernel.
An alternative is to use "Script Manager" app from the Play store to set up those init.d scripts to load on boot. Please take care though, as "init.d scripts" are loaded on system boot (before Android system starts), and "Script manager" scripts are loaded after all apps and setting are loaded, so trying to change thing later on can cause problems.. I would not load scripts that re-mount partitions with "Script manager" (just one example)

Originally Posted by shardul_seth

1. Yes, and that is a conservative list Also delete the bloatwares from "/system/etc/products/applications" and "/system/etc/customization/applications"
Recommended programs are "Titanium Backup" (Backup, then uninstall) and "ES File Explorer" for removing from the above folders..

2. init.d scripts cannot be installed as there is no support in stock kernel.
An alternative is to use "Script Manager" app from the Play store to set up those init.d scripts to load on boot. Please take care though, as "init.d scripts" are loaded on system boot (before Android system starts), and "Script manager" scripts are loaded after all apps and setting are loaded, so trying to change thing later on can cause problems.. I would not load scripts that re-mount partitions with "Script manager" (just one example)

so you are basically saying that installing init.d script is dangerous, and don't use it right?

i will only delete the bloatware, install setcpu(for underclocking), and install juicedefender. thanks a lot for your information.

oh yeah, is there any other way to save battery beside what i have written and turning off some features from the phone? if there are no other way then it's okay

Originally Posted by derpotato

so you are basically saying that installing init.d script is dangerous, and don't use it right?

i will only delete the bloatware, install setcpu(for underclocking), and install juicedefender. thanks a lot for your information.

oh yeah, is there any other way to save battery beside what i have written and turning off some features from the phone? if there are no other way then it's okay

Install "Juice Defender", really automates a lot of things.