I have never experience this before, if i flash a new rom and i need to charge it , it just won't do anything untill i remove the battery, does any one know why?
rudyp9 said:
I have never experience this before, if i flash a new rom and i need to charge it , it just won't do anything untill i remove the battery, does any one know why?
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Shot in the dark here...are you clearing cache and dalvik before/after flashing?
Toleraen said:
Shot in the dark here...are you clearing cache and dalvik before/after flashing?
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Yes i even did factory reset and system wipe
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I was wondering how to untheme your phone if you flashed a theme on it? Is nandroid backup the only way? OR if you want to flash another theme but you already flashed one on your ROM can you flash another one on top of it and it'll replace it?
caaznkid said:
I was wondering how to untheme your phone if you flashed a theme on it? Is nandroid backup the only way? OR if you want to flash another theme but you already flashed one on your ROM can you flash another one on top of it and it'll replace it?
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+1 i would like to know also..
You can flash another theme right over it. Just make sure while in recovery to wipe cache and dalvik cache (under advanced). You can even flash your rom right over it too.
This was posted quite a while ago in Themes/Apps. It contains stock SystemUI and Framework. Obviously if the theme you are running altered other things (dialer, phone, settings, etc.) then it'll just be a start.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1279964
cordell12 said:
You can flash another theme right over it. Just make sure while in recovery to wipe cache and dalvik cache (under advanced). You can even flash your rom right over it too.
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Yeah I always thought the best way was to simply wipe cache/dalvik, then reflash the ROM.
cds0699 said:
Yeah I always thought the best way was to simply wipe cache/dalvik, then reflash the ROM.
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I think that's the most straight forward method. Although I did notice something strange. I had the Midnight rom with the ICS theme. When I switched to Starburst, some of the ICS themed pieces remained. I wiped data, cache and dalvik, so I don't think that should be possible. On the EVO 4G CWM had problems wiping dalvik. Is there a way to confirm that it's actually been wiped?
ioos said:
I think that's the most straight forward method. Although I did notice something strange. I had the Midnight rom with the ICS theme. When I switched to Starburst, some of the ICS themed pieces remained. I wiped data, cache and dalvik, so I don't think that should be possible. On the EVO 4G CWM had problems wiping dalvik. Is there a way to confirm that it's actually been wiped?
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I don't think there's a way to confirm it's been wiped -- but I've read in multiple threads that it's smart to wipe 3x each & to wipe system FIRST before cache & dalvik otherwise you'll run into issues.
You can tell if dalvik cache has been wiped by hiw long it takes to boot you after you wipe dalvik. If it wipes properly the phone will take a while to boot the first time.
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The phone is just stuck in the startup screen, after 1 month of flawless performance..... what can I do to fix this?
Have you tried wiping dalvik cache?
Haven't tried ..how do you do that
calripkenturner said:
Have you tried wiping dalvik cache?
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If that doesn't work you are probably looking at a wipe and reflash of whatever rom you are using. Good luck.
I probably should have mentioned that I am using the stock ROM..never flashed anything
Hi everyone,
Having an ongoing issue after I have rooted. Every time I try to play a flash video (youtube etc.) or play any kind of game my phone freezes for around 3 seconds, crash and then restart the whole system. I noticed however that when I plug in the headphones into the jack it sometimes gets rid of the issue while other times it will still restart the phone. I didn't install an custom ROMs, just straight unrooted and I have tried unrooting but the issue still remains. I tried finding an appropriate RUU for my phone but as far as I am aware there is none available for the 1.29 Vodaphone Australia version. If anybody could help I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
Did you try to wipe data factory reset.. and wipe dalvik cache from recovery..
1X using ARHD
xhaniGS2 said:
Did you try to wipe data factory reset.. and wipe dalvik cache from recovery..
1X using ARHD
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Yes I tried factory data reset as well as wiping cache through recovery. What do you mean by dalvik cache?
cooledy66 said:
Yes I tried factory data reset as well as wiping cache through recovery. What do you mean by dalvik cache?
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In recovery go to advance, first menu is wipe dalvik
Htc One X Venom ViperX Rom & faux123 b004b7 Kernel
dragonesdenano said:
In recovery go to advance, first menu is wipe dalvik
Htc One X Venom ViperX Rom & faux123 b004b7 Kernel
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Yeah that didn't work.. Any other solutions?
Maybe installing a new rom will help. Try arhd ... Looks like stock rom. No visual changes.
1X using ARHD
xhaniGS2 said:
Maybe installing a new rom will help. Try arhd ... Looks like stock rom. No visual changes.
1X using ARHD
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Hey I just tried installing a custom ROM but the issue still remains.. really don't know what to do at this stage..
I have 6.1.A.2.45 version of ICS on my Xperia S and my question is that every time I start off the phone after I get a notice saying: Updating android: Optimizing # of applications ... This always happens to me each to start the phone. and it's annoying because it takes longer to start.
I have the phone rooted with CWM v2 for locked bootloaders
Its a bug, just factory reset if it bothers you.
Its a root, cwm or rom bug?
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It depends on what have you flasged,moded lately.It is occurring at specific mods....
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Its very strange because i only install the root and CWM, Nothing else more.
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No..its a mod u must have installed.. Flash ur rom again if it bugs u too much
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emmanueldmc said:
I have 6.1.A.2.45 version of ICS on my Xperia S and my question is that every time I start off the phone after I get a notice saying: Updating android: Optimizing # of applications ... This always happens to me each to start the phone. and it's annoying because it takes longer to start.
I have the phone rooted with CWM v2 for locked bootloaders
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I noticed my phone did that when i "cleaned the dalvik cache" using titanium backup as the sony roms seem to create a 0kb file in the dalvik cache folder which tells the phone to to not rebuild the cache.
RawkBob said:
I noticed my phone did that when i "cleaned the dalvik cache" using titanium backup as the sony roms seem to create a 0kb file in the dalvik cache folder which tells the phone to to not rebuild the cache.
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Any solution?
this is not a bug this always happen in all ICS rom when u clean dalvik cache as far as i remember
I guess JB too does the same when u clean davlik cache
try booting your phone without clearing devlik cache
if that happened then there is a problem
hope i helped
kin9nothin9 said:
this is not a bug this always happen in all ICS rom when u clean dalvik cache as far as i remember
I guess JB too does the same when u clean davlik cache
try booting your phone without clearing devlik cache
if that happened then there is a problem
hope i helped
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then we can never clean the Dalvink Cache? because once that happens to me I could not start the phone without me optimize these applications again and again ... :crying:
emmanueldmc said:
then we can never clean the Dalvink Cache? because once that happens to me I could not start the phone without me optimize these applications again and again ... :crying:
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wait you optimizing them.........the system optimizes them on its own as if freshly installed
yeah it is annoying the more apps you have the more it takes times
I am noob at Linux distros but it seems like the prefetch file used in windows(cannt be sure about this )
you dont have to clear dalvink cache daily just do it when you find your phone laggy or heavy like you do with battery status when you find your battery life is not as it supposed to be
emmanueldmc said:
I have 6.1.A.2.45 version of ICS on my Xperia S and my question is that every time I start off the phone after I get a notice saying: Updating android: Optimizing # of applications ... This always happens to me each to start the phone. and it's annoying because it takes longer to start.
I have the phone rooted with CWM v2 for locked bootloaders
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same problem here but with 6.1.A.2.50 KA SSpeed18, perform a factory reset wipe data and dalvick but nothing, then decide to change rom
and now with Dark Passion Paranoid Android 2.52 JB Beta (wipe dalvick and factory reset) problem still there
moe18 said:
same problem here but with 6.1.A.2.50 KA SSpeed18, perform a factory reset wipe data and dalvick but nothing, then decide to change rom
and now with Dark Passion Paranoid Android 2.52 JB Beta (wipe dalvick and factory reset) problem still there
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I have official stock ICS and kernel just rooted and installed cwm v2
and whenever i clean dalvik cache it re-optimizes application
there is a definition about dalvik cache on wiki search it on google since i still cannt post the link
so dont worry and this is not a bug this optimization is in all roms base on 4.x.x versions as far as i know
it is a bit annoying i know but cannt do anything about it i guess
Okay, I will install an update to my custom ROM in recovery, so I wiped cache and dalvik and installed the update. I just want to know if it will affect the battery stat/cache by wiping the cache and dalvik?
toylee1992 said:
Okay, I will install an update to my custom ROM in recovery, so I wiped cache and dalvik and installed the update. I just want to know if it will affect the battery stat/cache by wiping the cache and dalvik?
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No it wont affect at all..
Jm!
Not sure, but I think it does affect the battery and wiping the Dalvik cache because when (sorry for my english) I apply it, my battery goes very fast and with time and use the term returns.
angelfbian said:
Not sure, but I think it does affect the battery and wiping the Dalvik cache because when (sorry for my english) I apply it, my battery goes very fast and with time and use the term returns.
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it won't affect a thing
The only way to affect battery stats is by doing a battery calibration, using the app or a recovery that supports it, or by flashing an update which replaces the actual "battery file", which I forgot the name...