Recent content by majorcovert

Does it have Volte now

Sweet! I'm not the only one with this problem, But I think I found the fix. It worked for me. I too am running a Galaxy Nexus on 4.3 If your Android device doesn't appear in Android Device Manager, or if you see Unknown location despite your device being online and running Google Play services...

I would not do this. The Droid X2 and Droid X require certain types of batteries and covers to work properly. Somehow Motorola made it so the BH5X and BH6X (Extended Battery) are the only ones that seem to properly register with battery metering. Look at the Droid X forums and you'll find tons...

I've created a zip of the build.prop, default.prop, init.rc http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6758601/init%20default%20build.prop%20x2.zip

Umm....no Can I have the stock HTC EVO boot animation while you're at it. What's the point of modding 4G LTE on there when we don't have 4G LTE?

It appears the 10% battery does not match the systems battery manager. When the system says 90% the Theme says 80%. Almost as if it is skipping from 100% to 80%. Lucid Theme is having the same issue.

I'll test for you. If anything I would try just leaving out the percentages on Theme. It looks like Black Out Preview 7 is having the same issue with the battery meter

Looks like the battery indicator is having issues. I think it would probably be best to keep as 10% intervals. When the system Battery guage is at 90% the one on the theme is showing 80%. And when the phone is charging the battery gauge goes to to a 20% meter mode, but nothing happens other than...

Seems to be working great on mine running Fission 2.4.2. Great Job. In my opinion it is the best Theme. You change what needs to be changed leave alone what doesn't. I don't need a custom boot animation installed with a theme or a fancy notification menu. You keep it simple and clean. Keep up...

I was thinking the new market would fix it, but it seems to have the same problem.

Any body having issues where market downloads, but does not install with 2.3.1 and 2.4? This includes updates and new installs, but mostly effects updates.

Make sure you have upgraded to the latest Kernel and Bootloader. I've found that the hotfix only seems to work in combination with Version 2.3.340 MB810, Baseband BP_C_01.09.07P, and Kernel 2.6.32.9-g55626e1...

I think the problem is related to the Kernel. When I was using the Kernel that came 2.3.320 Droid X Overclock worked fine, but when I upgraded to the 2.3.340 kernel I had problems. The hotfix doesn't seem to work with the 2.3.320 kernel, but it might work with 2.3.340. I'm daring enough to try...

The last version of 2.3.1 didn't have Overclock issues so I'm wondering why this version does. The last version just had Market issues.

I'm in the same boat as you