Originally Posted by nex7er

Unlocked bootloader and rooted. Didn't bother doing a Nandroid backup as I had nothing of importance on the phone.

It's not "self explanatory" at all.

ROFL, nothing of importance on the phone, dude, there is a Q & A forum in this site too.

ok to those about the 3G HSDPA issues. This is NORMAL. HSDPA is infact better than 3G, and capable of much faster speeds. Im not sure why on Android it never did show H in the notification bar before, but on WinMo it does and its completely normal for it to switch. It depends on your signal and if its good it will get a HSDPA signal, if not then 3G. The same as GPRS and 3G.

After doing a wipe and nandroid restore, I can not get back into fastboot/recovery..... FML

Originally Posted by Mi|enko

It stands for HSDPA

strange I've never seen it before until now. I've seen E, G, 3G, but never H. amazing :] lol.

It seems that Twidroid was causing my rampant rebooting. When I took off the large Twidroid widget the problems went away then after reinstalling Twidroid and putting the widget back I have yet to see problems. I'll see if it decides to randomly reboot on me though the day today.

Holy crap. 478ms for benchmark Pi. I am currently #1 on the list. Damn this is fast.

Setup: CM5b2, Google Apps, Just black bar theme, black background.

I've already flash 5.0 beta2 Rom and Google Addon , running well.
Thanks very much.

but i dont understand that why Taskkiller display only 40-67M memory, while nexus one has 512M. when run free in terminal, 217M total.

somebody said that kernel 2.6.32 can release more memory , is it right?

Originally Posted by seraph1024

Holy crap. 478ms for benchmark Pi. I am currently #1 on the list. Damn this is fast.

Setup: CM5b2, Google Apps, Just black bar theme, black background.

Enabled JIT?

Originally Posted by soneedu

I've already flash 5.0 beta2 Rom and Google Addon , running well.
Thanks very much.

but i dont understand that why Taskkiller display only 40-67M memory, while nexus one has 512M. when run free in terminal, 217M total.

somebody said that kernel 2.6.32 can release more memory , is it right?

The 2.6.32 Kernel can address the extra memory - however I don't believe it has been mapped yet. Until it's mapped out it can't be accessed by the kernel/memory subsystem. Google has stated they have plans on doing this - perhaps someone tinkering with .32 is attempting the same.

Originally Posted by pickles

Enabled JIT?

that is smokin fast...
i chose not to enable JIT atm...but my score is about the same as before 3117 or so