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[Gary Crutcher]

Lancez, on 03 May 2012 - 05:21 PM, said:

i think i can stay on your DXLP9 for a while, loving it. thank you gary

You're welcome.
I will be updating the Task Manager to a new style when a guy from Korea posts the changes. It's really cool.

[Lancez]

right on

[Gary Crutcher]

For those of you who want the Sense style task manager for DXLP9, here it is. Just install using CWM. It will replace your SystemUI.apk and framework-res.apk.

This is based on the SystemUI.apk and framework-res.apk I posted with the DXLP9 ROM.

Thanks to [email protected] for this mod.

 Screenshot_Sense_Task_Manager.png   118.73K   9 downloads

 DXLP9_Sense_Task_Manager_Mod.zip   6.58MB   1 downloads

[skoda60]

Enjoying hotfile download, downloaded DXLP9 and tested. Fast and stable. Thank Gary.

[Gary Crutcher]

skoda60, on 04 May 2012 - 02:18 PM, said:

Enjoying hotfile download, downloaded DXLP9 and tested. Fast and stable. Thank Gary.

Happy to hear you like it.  Waiting for ICS 4.0.4 and also the SGS3 in Bangkok - will be buying one.

[Gary Crutcher]

Here's another mod courtesy of [email protected]  (For XWLP9/DXLP9 only)

It allows you to hide the statusbar clock or just hide the AM/PM.
2 items are added to Date and Time menu.

This mod replaces your Settings.apk and SystemUI.apk files.

Use CWM to install.

Screenshots (Will have the green checkmarks, not blue):

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APK:

 DXLP9_HideClock_Mod.zip   3.44MB   0 downloads
 XWLP9_HideClock_Mod.zip   4.7MB   1 downloads

Edited by Gary Crutcher, 07 May 2012 - 09:24 AM.

[Gary Crutcher]

Added XWLP9 Hide Statusbar Clock Mod to previous post.

[Malteser]

Hi,
Is anyone else getting random reboots with this ROM? I installed this ROM on mine and a friends SGS2, and we are both getting random reboots.
I have followed the instructions to the letter as always, and only this time it is happening. In my case I have restored the DATA from a nandroid backup, but my friends was a completely new install so I cannot understand what's happening.

[Gary Crutcher]

Malteser, on 07 May 2012 - 09:26 AM, said:

Hi,
Is anyone else getting random reboots with this ROM? I installed this ROM on mine and a friends SGS2, and we are both getting random reboots.
I have followed the instructions to the letter as always, and only this time it is happening. In my case I have restored the DATA from a nandroid backup, but my friends was a completely new install so I cannot understand what's happening.

Which ROM? I have posted many ROMs.

If you are referring to DXLP9, I am using the one I posted and have had no problems nor have I heard from anyone else that they are having problems.

What were you doing when it rebooted?

[Malteser]

Gary Crutcher, on 07 May 2012 - 09:32 AM, said:

Which ROM? I have posted many ROMs.

If you are referring to DXLP9, I am using the one I posted and have had no problems nor have I heard from anyone else that they are having problems.

What were you doing when it rebooted?

Yes - I am referring to the DXLP9. I never had any issues with the other versions. And the funny thing is that I would not be doing anything at all when it happens. I only notice because i hear the tone while it reboots.
Same thing happens to my friend's fone but once it did not reboot, it just got stuck. He had to remove/replace  the battery to turn on the fone.
Any logs I can check to see what's happening?

[Gary Crutcher]

Malteser, on 07 May 2012 - 09:46 AM, said:

Yes - I am referring to the DXLP9. I never had any issues with the other versions. And the funny thing is that I would not be doing anything at all when it happens. I only notice because i hear the tone while it reboots.
Same thing happens to my friend's fone but once it did not reboot, it just got stuck. He had to remove/replace  the battery to turn on the fone.
Any logs I can check to see what's happening?

Hmmm...how long after you turn on phone does this usually happen?

Have you tried flashing the ROM and not restoring anything just to make sure it is a problem with the ROM and not an application you have restored/installed?

[Malteser]

Hi Gary,
The reboots are quite random - maybe once or twice a day - can take hours between reboots - even after its been over 8 hrs on. And the fone works perfectly with no glitches while its on.
My friend's fone had nothing restored - it was a clean installation.
i can send you logs if you tell me where I can find them.
Cheers
Mark

Edited by Malteser, 11 May 2012 - 06:01 AM.

[Malteser]

just did it again now!

[zeflar]

im on LP9 . installed yesterday and getting random reboots totaling about 9 so far. happens at random. Will probably be going back to a recent backup....

[Lancez]

I don't know what happened to your phone, but I've had best experience with Gary's DXLP9. Make sure you flash stock ics rom first then flash Gary's rom. And always, I mean always do a factory reset after flashing. There are a lot of things can cause reboot. I haven't had any on his DXLP9 since it's release date.

[Malteser]

Downloading the DCLP3 ROM now. Hopefully the reboots issue is resolved.
Gary, FYI, the Gdrive link is down.

Any idea when a 4.04 ROM is available? I tried a Nexus Galaxy port and I loved the interface. Pity the ROM was incomplete and some parts not working. But 4.04 is a lovely interface and a definite improvement over 4.03

Edited by Malteser, 11 May 2012 - 06:07 AM.

[Malteser]

barely 4 hours after installation and I got my first reboot! I cannot understand what's happening. Is definitely the ROM because in the few days I was using the F1 Galaxy Nexus I did not get a single reboot.

Any ideas?

[Malteser]

I installed the SiyahKernel v3.2.1 maybe it solves my spontaneous rebooting problem.
will let you know how it goes.

Edited by Malteser, 11 May 2012 - 12:52 PM.

[skoda60]

Using dxlp9 for many days with latest siyak kernel 3.2.1 never encountered any problem. Great job Gary. Trying restoring from my Turbey ROM V37(XWLA4) cwm backup set as shown. After restored all my programs worked as expected.

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[Gary Crutcher]

skoda60, on 12 May 2012 - 03:54 AM, said:

Using dxlp9 for many days with latest siyak kernel 3.2.1 never encountered any problem. Great job Gary. Trying restoring from my Turbey ROM V37(XWLA4) cwm backup set as shown. After restored all my programs worked as expected.

Thanks for the feedback.
Am trying to add more useful features as I find them. There are a lot of smart and talented people on the Internet, especially at xda-developers.com.