Originally Posted by BHuvan goyal

This is smoother. Idk how but they managed to remove the lag from launcher. Its hell smooth. But has many missing apps. And libs. Like voice search and some live walls. Also market is old. But those are too minimal problems to cry about. Great work by teamhacksung.


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The most important difference is a fully working 3g ( no need for 3gfix script) and the partition layout (no datadata in onecosmic-s rom wich means the bigger system partition but laggy ui on the devices with slow/older movinands-s)

thanks for replies last question is external sd working fine in gallery and music player?

Originally Posted by mobilx

The most important difference is a fully working 3g ( no need for 3gfix script) and the partition layout (no datadata in onecosmic-s rom wich means the bigger system partition but laggy ui on the devices with slow/older movinands-s)

don't have 3g so didn't bothered to try it earlier nor now. Lols . ya but you are correct. +1

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Originally Posted by soudy1994

thanks for replies last question is external sd working fine in gallery and music player?

Try it yourself. Stop asking tons of questions.

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This is a great rom. I'm glad it does not have voodoo colour and I certainly hope that will not be integrated into later releases.

Originally Posted by BHuvan goyal

Try it yourself. Stop asking tons of questions.

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thanks for being so polite
and sry for askin 2 questions

Here are the 3 lib files that will make google earth and gtalk videocalls work:.
Just unzip it, place them on /system/lib and set the correct permissions: http://db.tt/9f6tAupw

thanks to mobilx

Originally Posted by soudy1994

thanks for replies last question is external sd working fine in gallery and music player?

Yup its working

I can also confirm that Calendar sync does not work, sadly

EDIT: Also, in the Sync Settings menu, Calendar is referred to by it's package name, com.android.calendar. Not just "Calendar". Odd....

Originally Posted by soudy1994

thanks for being so polite
and sry for askin 2 questions

Didn't meant to hurt anyone . I wrote it in a humble manner . And the tons of questions was not for you alone but for all who are asking small small questions.

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