The Jenkins page is kaput. However, I snagged the archive.zip for the c800 86304ef9982d045fd52d904a2b9a5740 build before it went away. Is this a ClockWorkMod recovery image for c800? If so, is it based on the stock recovery image from message #1 or what?
Been having a blast with my rooted c800. Installed Zeam launcher which is very lightweight but all I need. Noticed that freezing the idiotic Genius button and Dragon speech causes big instability problems, with frequent slowdowns, and reboots. Unfreezing them fixes the problem. Freezing all the Google stuff just erases your Google account from the phone, so you have to unfreeze it all and input it again, but no harm done.
The process sys.Manager is actually a rootkit installed by T-Mobile called Carrier IQ. There's a very good removal program by TrevE at the Play Store for .99 named Logging Removal Key, but you have to first download the main part of the program from his website at
Android Security Test | Home to Logging Test App . It's called Logging Test App, and I'm using version 13. It also fixes a bunch of other security issues. The brick warnings are loud and clear, but it has worked fine on my c800 so far.
You can also install a (non-chroot!) version of Debian or Ubuntu on your SD card that works alongside Android. Just get Debian-Kit app from Play Store and read the clear instructions. The GUI works, but is way too slow on my phone. Includes package management capability so you can install whatever you want from Debian or Ubuntu repositories.
Some other favorite apps are K9 email, APG (GPG for android), Avast antivirus (includes a firewall for blocking adware that tries to phone home), DaTuner Pro (an excellent guitar tuner), DroidEdit programmer's editor, Luks Manager for encryption, and Orbot (Tor for Android, works great).
I like ROM Toolbox Pro for tinkering with my system, but don't use the fonts installer or the boot animation changer, or any of the other stuff on that third tab. First two tabs everything works ok. JRUMMY claims that ROM Toolbox Pro is like ROM Manager, Titanium Backup, and some other big-name stuff all put together.
SD-Maid is good for cleaning up your SD card, getting rid of duplicate files, etc. Total Commander is about the best file manager, but X-Plore and Ghost Commander are also good.
Android Terminal Emulator by Jack Palevich is better than ConnectBot in my opinion, for accessing the Android (or Linux) commandline.
If you like widgets, some of the best ones are Voice Notify, Whiteboard Pro, Micro CPU Monitor, Make Your Clock, and the IP widget by Dieter Thiess.
Quick Pic is good for viewing images, and Text Secure is good for keeping your text messages private and backing them up. Angel Browser isn't very well known, but works great and is highly configurable. One of the few Android Browsers with proxy settings.
OK, I'll shut up now.