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epsix 		Old
26th November 2010, 08:02 AM
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Do you have another keyboard installed? Try to wipe cache, and Dalvik then reflash it???
Yes i've try that too everytime i type a letter it crash.
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Sorry, noob question alert: Is there any way to install it without being rooted?
 
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From what I have been doing... trying to get multi touch to work on mtg4 with no luck this sux... Yes you need root to do this.

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