Yeah i noticed this too. Just choose "Custom" and hit "Apply". The numpad will then pop up.
I am on tablet mode but everythings looks too big..apps etc.
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Something absolutely weird is happening at my end.
So, I flashed v0.2 and by default it has the storage swapped. I swapped it back and now I have a freaking mess right here!
1. Files from the external SD have magically transferred to the internal SD.
2. I have both DCIM and TitaniumBackup folders in both the SDs.
3. Some folders from both the SDs are missing (this could just be a media scanner issue).
To, sum it up -- I'm really confused. I haven't slept in a while so earlier I thought I was dreaming or something. Now, I just feel bad that it wasn't a dream!
Have gone back to version 1 . Dialer.. messaging ...contact and launcher do not respond to dpi changes....
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Quoting from the FAQs which u were supposed to read urself in the 1st place:
"You can switch the mountpoints at systemsettings->storage->storage configuration.
Switching to "use extended internal storage" has the following result:
/mnt/emmc = external sdcard
/mnt/sdcard = internal storage
"use extended internal storage" is the default setting!
Do a reboot after switching, otherwise the setting doesn't get applied!!!"
That did indeed work Thanks
Edit: LOL, i don't have any thanks left Well that's life!
Did you reboot after swapping? All files are intact here, sorry
Issue no. 2 seems logical as they were probably created when the device booted up with the swapped directories
I only seem to have 'Use internal Storage' as an option under systemsettings->storage->storage configuration. Any ideas?
StalkS
I got SODs with all the CM9 nightlies I've tried so far, therefore due to the rock-stable kernel (LP5) in Imilka's meanwhile depracated CM9 I keep hanging on to that ROM.
This ROM's hybrid mode is very appealing, though, and I've tried to use it with the LP5 kernel.
The kernel boots, but I get error messages and the ROM is unusable.
Does anybody know how to properly replace the stock kernel with the LP5 kernel? I don't want to start a discussion about whether this is reasonable, I'm well aware of the potential danger inherent in the leaked kernels.
Yea, tick that and reboot
You'll notice that the describing line will change once you tick that option
That ROM sounds horribly cool, I am tempted to try it. Any ideas yet as to how it deals with battery consumption? Better or worse than an optimized Gingerbread? Does deep sleep work?
Thanks for your work!
^^ As such there is no single commonly acknowledged "best" kernel for Paranoid Android.sorry guys,
what is the best kernel to use with this rom?
thanks