Originally Posted by basti84

Hi,

you can use: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...W5pbnN0YWxsIl0

i used it myself to remove some more apps of the rom - worked good
you can use this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1382321

Originally Posted by Hexgore

I won't build Fakebook into the ROM because the free version is very limited and I should be able to edit the file manually anyway. As I've said before, I'll get back to work on it once my last exams are over next week.

As for Beats Audio, it's a sound profile that's always active. You don't need to do anything to turn it on.

I'm getting either a Desire HD, Desire S, or Sensation soon so I'm also expanding my supported devices. Again that'll be after the exams though.

Hi,
I tried root uninstaller but it just uninstalls updates. i wasnt able to uninstall any apps that are
youtube
stocks
gmail
Tinfoil for Facebook
and astro....

Hexgore, thanks for the beats audio info...
can you help me removing above mentioned apps ? i really dont need any of these at all they are keeping my memory that's all

Please, feel free to ask me about testing anything on chacha... i tried almost all the roms out there and yours has just got better thanks...

after audio beats installation that i mentioned in my previous comment... i am getting FC on ringtone selection under sounds section. Can you suggest a workaround...
well good luck for your exams....

Good idea for remove bloatware from good rom; )

Originally Posted by jd_dpgc

Hi,
I tried root uninstaller but it just uninstalls updates. i wasnt able to uninstall any apps that are
youtube
stocks
gmail
Tinfoil for Facebook
and astro....

Hexgore, thanks for the beats audio info...
can you help me removing above mentioned apps ? i really dont need any of these at all they are keeping my memory that's all

Please, feel free to ask me about testing anything on chacha... i tried almost all the roms out there and yours has just got better thanks...

after audio beats installation that i mentioned in my previous comment... i am getting FC on ringtone selection under sounds section. Can you suggest a workaround...
well good luck for your exams....

Install Titanium Backup to remove whatever apps you want, bear in mind they'll probably come back if you flash a newer version of the ROM though.

If you installed your own Beats stuff that's messed up, just reflash the ROM, should be no need to wipe data.

Glad you all like my ROM

Originally Posted by Hexgore

Their own FAQ says the app needs S-OFF. IDK, I can't provide support for Link2SD.

That is simply weird! It worked just fine on my OEM setup. In fact, the Link2SD FAQ is wrong. It seems to imply S-ON and locked bootloader are same thing (which is NOT true). Here is what they write:

In order to use Link2SD you need to do "S-OFF" to disable this NAND lock. (a.k.a. "NAND unlock" or "unlocking the bootloader")

Originally Posted by Hexgore

Install Titanium Backup to remove whatever apps you want, bear in mind they'll probably come back if you flash a newer version of the ROM though.

If you installed your own Beats stuff that's messed up, just reflash the ROM, should be no need to wipe data.

Glad you all like my ROM

Hey
Titanium backup is a nice app... It worked...
Unfortunately I didn't get free space after removing the apps.
I think your Rom doesn't like me pinching in

Originally Posted by hitanshu

That is simply weird! It worked just fine on my OEM setup. In fact, the Link2SD FAQ is wrong. It seems to imply S-ON and locked bootloader are same thing (which is NOT true). Here is what they write:

Link2SD works. You actually need to set the 2nd partition to ext2. I had done it previously but it had not worked for some reason. Did another set of iterations and it finally worked. Silly me.

edit- it has something to do with no ext3 support in this kernel IIRC.

Sent from my HTC ChaCha A810e using Tapatalk 2

Originally Posted by hitanshu

That is simply weird! It worked just fine on my OEM setup. In fact, the Link2SD FAQ is wrong. It seems to imply S-ON and locked bootloader are same thing (which is NOT true). Here is what they write:

Very true, S-OFF and bootloader unlock are not the same thing, but IIRC HTC's bootloader unlock is still fairly restrictive in itself so it may be causing issues

Originally Posted by hitanshu

Link2SD works. You actually need to set the 2nd partition to ext2. I had done it previously but it had not worked for some reason. Did another set of iterations and it finally worked. Silly me.

edit- it has something to do with no ext3 support in this kernel IIRC.

Sent from my HTC ChaCha A810e using Tapatalk 2

Awesome you've found a workaround!

If it's a kernel problem there's not much I can do without including a whole new kernel in the ROM really.

Feel free to flash a new kernel and feedback with your results. If there are multiple benefits to using a certain kernel with this ROM I may include it if the developer of said kernel is okay with me doing that

Isn't it the case that you need S-OFF to flash new kernels though? I've read that HTC's official bootloader unlock only lets you use stock kernels, unless that's not the case for the ChaCha for some reason

Originally Posted by jd_dpgc

Hey
Titanium backup is a nice app... It worked...
Unfortunately I didn't get free space after removing the apps.
I think your Rom doesn't like me pinching in

The system apps are in /system/app whereas the user space for apps is at /data/app, they're separate partitions. This is true for all ROMs. You can however move your personal apps to the system partition, but to do that with Titanium Backup you need the premium version.

Awesome you've found a workaround!

If it's a kernel problem there's not much I can do without including a whole new kernel in the ROM really.

Feel free to flash a new kernel and feedback with your results. If there are multiple benefits to using a certain kernel with this ROM I may include it if the developer of said kernel is okay with me doing that

Isn't it the case that you need S-OFF to flash new kernels though? I've read that HTC's official bootloader unlock only lets you use stock kernels, unless that's not the case for the ChaCha for some reason

Here is what I say:
- Include this little quirk in the FAQ. As long as People know what to do, its all okay
- no point changing kernels like that. I like the rock solid stability of this rom - lets keep it that way

This is a work phone for me so unlike my motorola defy which was unbelieavably mod friendly - I dont want to muck around like that.

Though if u have a ROM which allows for overclocking to 1 ghz, i'll spend a weekend trial flashing it till I find something that works!

Sent from my HTC ChaCha A810e using Tapatalk 2

Originally Posted by hitanshu

Here is what I say:
- Include this little quirk in the FAQ. As long as People know what to do, its all okay
- no point changing kernels like that. I like the rock solid stability of this rom - lets keep it that way

This is a work phone for me so unlike my motorola defy which was unbelieavably mod friendly - I dont want to muck around like that.

Though if u have a ROM which allows for overclocking to 1 ghz, i'll spend a weekend trial flashing it till I find something that works!

Sent from my HTC ChaCha A810e using Tapatalk 2

Will do, I'll add it to the OP now.

Good point, and let's face it there's no real kernel development for the ChaCha anyway

Originally Posted by Hexgore

Will do, I'll add it to the OP now.

Good point, and let's face it there's no real kernel development for the ChaCha anyway

A custom kernel would be amazing, as that's the only thing I feel the Chacha lacks atm :P