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Originally Posted by am9
(...) so i can link it to the button savor ,such as"call" key, and every time I want to change th flash mode ,just push the call key,and no more selection ,that is will become perfect! thank you !
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It is possible. This should be easy to write simple C code that reads current and sets next mode. Mode number can be accessed with IOCTL messages:
MXCFB_SET_UPDATE_MODE = 1074021939
MXCFB_GET_UPDATE_MODE = -2147203532
send to /dev/graphics/fb0 device. Mode numbers are: 0, 1, 2 and 3.
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Originally Posted by lekofraggle
Marek and all, Thank you for all of your help. I got the play store to work by copying /data/system/accounts.db from my v1 build and putting in the right spot on v2. Then, I did have to enable all the google services especially framework and gmail services.
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Nice. I think you can disable these services once it started working. You will save valuable memory after startup. I have them disabled and gmail & google play both work for me.
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I think this is mentioned elsewhere, but there is a HUGE difference in the performance of this Rom dependent on the speed of the sd card it is on. The faster cards are amazing.
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Yes. That's true!! Android on my original Kobo SD-card of class 4 maybe, boots and works 2.5x faster than on my other SD-card of class 6! There was a thread somewhere about that faster SD-cards are better for reading and writing only large chunks of file (like recording video movie) and are slower for operating on small files. Probably kobo's SD-card controller is the cheapest one available on the market
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Originally Posted by mostafa.dkhissi
does it support USB Tethering? because the first version of Android do not support it.
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This is exactly the same version of Android under hood (2.3.4).