It seemed to work fine when I tired it with juice defender. Everything worked as it should, but if you want all you have to do is open the build.prop up in root explorer or es file explorer and edit the ro.HOME_APP_ADJ=0 to ro.HOME_APP_ADJ=1 or whatever and reboot and there ya go. Also I used this mod almost sicne I had the phone and used juice defender ultimate for like 2 weeks and it worked fine. I don't believe this is what is breaking it. What other mods have you done to your phone?

That's about it, besides using PunkROM. I installed your latest update and JD wasn't working again (but keep in mind, I have it disable and enable connectivity on a per-app basis). I changed build.prop and magically everything worked again.

I'm pretty sure that's the variable, seeing as it was the only thing I changed.

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Yeah i used jd with the per app connectivity and it always worked good. All that value does is sets tge oom adjustment value for the home app. Its normally 4 but srtting it lower gives it a lower priority to be killed off by the dalvik vm!

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Originally Posted by b_randon14

Yeah i used jd with the per app connectivity and it always worked good. All that value does is sets tge oom adjustment value for the home app. Its normally 4 but srtting it lower gives it a lower priority to be killed off by the dalvik vm!

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Edit: Found this from Tasker's official site: Application context issue explained

More here.
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22ap...ient=firefox-a

Bump:

If you're using the Thunderbolt build.prop, Skype and most other video chat apps will not be able to use the front camera. This is probably due to the Thunderbolt not having a front camera.

Possible to mod the phone to think it's a different high-end phone? I think so... checking the Hulu+ specs now.

Edit: I updated Black Lightning to act like an EVO 4G. It probably doesn't come quite as close to the specs of the Thunderbolt, but it plays nice with Hulu, Skype, Yahoo Messenger, and more.