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[PeaNut_HU]

klx, on Dec 27 2010, 17:20, said:

Great.. I backed up everything (Fillyjonk RLS4) before installing the Japanese Jellyfish. And now when I restored files from back up the Google Maps app is gone.  

You can separately reinstall from the market, or reinstall from apk.
Here's the latest APK: http://www.wuala.com...eMaps-5.0.0.apk

[klx]

Thanks but I'd like to know why the app is gone. Shouldn't the backup be 100%?

The Google Maps apk won't install. The phone asks should the previous be replaced - yes - and it says the app can't be installed. Sorry about this...

Edited by klx, 27 December 2010 - 04:30 PM.

[PeaNut_HU]

klx, on Dec 27 2010, 17:24, said:

Thanks but I'd like to know why the app is gone. Shoudn't the backup be 100%?

I always do a fresh install, so it did not happen to me. I had problems with titanium backup always after going to a newer/other firmware, so i really don't know about a safe backup solution.
I use astro file manager to backup the programs to APK form on the SD card for reinstalling but that does not save any settings, but again don't have to download programs from market when changing firmwares.

[klx]

I used clockwork Recovery to make backup/recovery.

[RicardoPed]

Is this better than MoDaCo Custom Froyo A3?

[dadashi]

klx, on Dec 27 2010, 16:33, said:

I used clockwork Recovery to make backup/recovery.

he means backing up the apps from previous rom into the new (froyo) rom...
for example with Titanium...

Edited by dadashi, 27 December 2010 - 04:45 PM.

[klx]

"Backup/recovery" I ment backup/restore naturally. And I got this the maps working again applying the Fillyjonk brut maps zip. Thanks for your quick help. The Maps app failing might be due to the use of sd card as maps tile cache. And it seems that the Clockwork backup isn't 100%.

Edited by klx, 27 December 2010 - 04:46 PM.

[tom619]

guys this might seem like a dumb question but im really confused as to why we dont have a stable 2.2 now what with wellbeing uploading the dump of his rom?

[PeaNut_HU]

tom619, on Dec 27 2010, 17:51, said:

guys this might seem like a dumb question but im really confused as to why we dont have a stable 2.2 now what with wellbeing uploading the dump of his rom?

All current new releases by Kalt_kaffe (Japanese Jellyfish) and Sebastian404 (de-softened ROM for ZTE Blade / Orange San Francisco [froyo] [OLED+TFT]) are based upon this rom uploaded by Wellbeing, but using the older kernel of Paul's Froyo ROM at the moment, because there are still problems getting the dumped new kernel to work, but the devs should know better.

Edited by PeaNut_HU, 27 December 2010 - 04:58 PM.

[dadashi]

tom619, on Dec 27 2010, 16:51, said:

guys this might seem like a dumb question but im really confused as to why we dont have a stable 2.2 now what with wellbeing uploading the dump of his rom?

we still don't have a proper "kernel" for the SF, needed to finish any rom for our SFs...ZTE have been draging their feet on this for months...

Edited by dadashi, 27 December 2010 - 04:58 PM.

[Sebastian404]

PeaNut_HU, on Dec 27 2010, 16:55, said:

but using the older kernel of Paul's Froyo ROM at the moment

I can speak for Jellyfish,, but my firmware has nothing to do with Pauls ROM...  I'm using the kernal that came from the previously leaked V880 development device.

[PeaNut_HU]

Aaah, so that was the boot.img update yesterday? Things do change fast...

[Sebastian404]

PeaNut_HU, on Dec 27 2010, 17:05, said:

Aaah, so that was the boot.img update yesterday? Things do change fast...

I've always been using that kernel..  upto the other day I've not tried any version of 2.2, I have enough problems being accused of stealing other peoples work that I don't even want to look at Pauls

[PeaNut_HU]

Sebastian404, on Dec 27 2010, 18:07, said:

I've always been using that kernel..  upto the other day I've not tried any version of 2.2, I have enough problems being accused of stealing other peoples work that I don't even want to look at Pauls

Sorry i had this misconcept in my mind, but i don't think anyone steals work where these are open source modules, but in the end, i am happy for a good working release of your ROM, no matter what kernel it is based on  

[Carlos Abel Chavez Slim]

Looks good so far, love the Gingerbread keyboard.

[Azurren]

Sebastian404, on Dec 27 2010, 17:07, said:

I've always been using that kernel..  upto the other day I've not tried any version of 2.2, I have enough problems being accused of stealing other peoples work that I don't even want to look at Pauls

PeaNut_HU, on Dec 27 2010, 17:10, said:

Sorry i had this misconcept in my mind, but i don't think anyone steals work where these are open source modules, but in the end, i am happy for a good working release of your ROM, no matter what kernel it is based on  

I really hope "Leeching" and "Stealing" doesn't come to the SF community

The end user would be happier if a complete codding numpty (Like me) came along and just merged every good rom into one
Imagine if the guys at Intel refused to let anyone use a 3rd party GPU and you were forced to use a GMA  
Tbh I don't even know who's accusing who and by no means am I calling anyone a thief

Edited by Azurren, 27 December 2010 - 05:17 PM.

[rockglass]

Titanium Backup(v3.6.2) can not get root rights...

[Jet-Ace]

klx, on Dec 27 2010, 18:09, said:

It is unlocked already. Finnish Blade TFT/512MB/5MP.

Same thing here. And never has been locked. Think I skip this one so far.


r0.2_update_de_softened_blade_signed made same thing.

Edited by Jet-Ace, 27 December 2010 - 05:23 PM.

[oh!dougal]

tom619, on Dec 27 2010, 16:51, said:

guys this might seem like a dumb question but im really confused as to why we dont have a stable 2.2 now what with wellbeing uploading the dump of his rom?

One point that you might have missed out on is that WellBeing's phone is not identical with the SF/Blade.
Similar, but not identical.
Therefore the software, as dumped, cannot simply be loaded straight into an SF/Blade to make a clone of an 003Z.

[Carlos Abel Chavez Slim]

Perhaps a stupid question - How do I remove applications like APNdroid and AdFree after installing the ROM?
The uninstall button is greyed out in Manage Applications.

In an unrelated note the O2 network is showing up as Telefonica O2 UK Limited.

Edited by Carlos Abel Chavez Slim, 27 December 2010 - 05:29 PM.