Sorry if this has been asked before but does sholesmod allow for live wallpaper? If so is it in the default installation, if not can you get it?
As of now, no live wallpager.
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Sorry if this has been asked before but does sholesmod allow for live wallpaper? If so is it in the default installation, if not can you get it?
Is there a step-by step guide on how to use this program...some of the prompts are a little scary for first timers. Warnings about "breaking" my recovery mode make me squeamish.
Is this a one-stop-shop for flashing? With all of the complicated instructions out there and terms I have never heard before, I keep thinking I need to do something else first. Can I really just say "yes" to all of the prompts in this program, and have it work great?
worked great on both me and my girls droids. painless and very simple. Will this allow you to put themes on or do you still have to have a home screen replacement app?
how do i overclock to 1000 mhz? i installed SM updater and have setcpu but the max for me shows 550 mhz.
There is a program called "Metamorph" on the market for changing themes but it is more complex than the traditional home replacement application - it is not for the weak if heart.
yup, i just rooted about 1 hour ago. took about 40 minutes without Wifi. Screw the 2.1 update. i was really nervous to root too. But this APP was idiot proof. Check out these instructions. SholesMod Updater 2.0.1 Step by Step (Sticky?) - Droid Forum - Verizon Droid & the Motorola Droid Forum
I was reading the Step by step and notice at one point it says remove the email app? Just wondering if i do this do I still have the ability to get exchange email?
No, unless you use a third party app like Touchdown.
Ok, so removing the email app does not effect exchange email, sweet......looks like im doing this then, thanks for your help!
edit;I totally miss read your reply lol, so if I keep the email app will effect how the droid works with Sholes?
When you get to the step to delete stock apps, be sure to take your time. It's a bit counter-intuitive because of the double negatives, i.e. yes, you do not want to delete, etc.
If you remove corporate email, you'll need a third party app to access exchange (I believe). I qualify that because I left corporate mail installed and use it. I think removing corporate mail just removes that app, which some people want to do because it can be buggy and lacks certain options. To be safe, I'd leave it and the corporate calendar installed then you can switch back and forth between that and a third party app if you'd like to try some. I'm still looking for the perfect Exchange client myself.
You can always re-run SM Updater, re-flash the ROM and try different options. I've done this a few times on the Sholes ROM's when I encountered problems with removing a stock app (like Facebook) or wanted a different lock screen, etc. Just be sure to select the option to NOT wipe data.
Thanks much clearer now, but are you saying that the email app is buggy with the sholes rom or just buggy with any rom or os, stock or not? Thanks for helping a noob!
Can sm updater be used to flash non sholes roms
so is there a clear answer, using the return to stock option, is it actually back to stock, I know it unroots, but is it the stock ROM?
ok, so i have free and paid apps on my droid obviously. i run this and I loose them all I assume. Will they automatically be re-downloaded when i root? and the ones I paid for do they come back too?
and what are the drawbacks here? I know you have to manually update your apps right? or will it still check for you
I am not sure I understand your question. If you use SM Updater all your apps remain rigjht where they are. Make sure you select to keep your settings and you will be just fine. I have not run into any apps that have given me a problem with Sholes.
nope that answered part of my question for sure. SO the apps will stay. Do you loose any of the normal droid functionality besides OTA
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