I just want to know if I use the rooted final version of the OTA 2.2 blah.blah.6 does this kill wifi tether for root? This will help me decide if I want to do a rooted update, or flash back to stock and do the Sprint OTA. and wait for the rooting process to star anew.
thank you. I am up in the air on the Cy rom as my roommate has noticed little things (to be expected with custom roms) here and there with it. Some battery drain and what not. I will probably just go back to stock for now.
CM 6 has good battery life for me OC to 1.15 under clock at 245 mhz with screen off. I also use juice fender with that.
Thanks, for the idea on underclocking. I to be honest I'm a tentative rooter. I occasionally am in places where I would like to use my laptop and so the tether option from Sprint for 30 seemed exorbitant. But beyond that I have been very happy with the close to stock Evo. The ease of OTA might be nice to since it seems that these updates include radio fixes as well. Now if rooting got me 4g in San Francisco I would keep it. I kid. Clearwire hates San Francisco (and LA, and NY, and....) that's why we have no 4g.
im running avas rev3a rom and its not working hope there is a fix coming soon but the rom is screamin other than that
Running CM6 here, and built in tethering works fine for me. The tether app doesn't seem to work, but for others it does. No idea what's wrong with mine, it's annoying but I'm just using the builtin one.
The stock ROM alone won't have wifi tethering enabled, since Sprint wants to charge you for it. However, if you get ANY of the reputable 2.2 custom kernels (or a ROM that contains said custom kernel), you will be able to wifi tether. If you want to preserve the stock look and feel but have the bonus features, check out this kernel: [Kernel]netarchy-toastmod, updated for 2.2 - Version 3.7.6c - xda-developers Flashing this kernel also gets you USB and wifi tethering as well as the boost in framerates and disabled perflock (enables CPU throttling). Reminder: do a nandroid backup before flashing anything. Make it a habit
Sure does work with Fresh's newest 2.2 Rom also 4G works, but lost WIFI with this FPS= 52 LinPak=43 Quadrant=
If you start with the stock OTA rooted ROM and flash the netarchy custom kernel, your wifi will work fine. The kernel doesn't break anything with the stock rom.
I'm going to NAND back up anyway, but is this kernel ok to apply to Flipz latest 3.1.0.1 FroYo custom rom?
Yep looks good so far, really hate to look like I'm hijacking this but how do you get 52fps after using this kernel? Also how do you know this value? Thanks
You don't have to do anything. Scroll menus and stuff. it should be smoother than before. To verify the FPS boost, download FPS2D from the market. it will run a benchmark.
I can comfirm that [Kernel]netarchy-toastmod works. Been using rom manager to flash roms and unrevoked 3 as root (I know not recommended). No 4g market yet to test in Tampa but wireless tether working fine, were I live I average 2.21 down and 0.77 up; fps hitting 54. I think I'm good to go for now, wife is pissed because I 've been spending more time with my phone then her. lol. Evo Rocks!
Flipz's Fresh 3.1 does not have wifi tether. He said for it to work with his, the wireless tether group would need to make a fix as of right now. Personally I don't mind since I don't need it, I'm sure he'll incorporate it soon. He's pushed out 3 froyo betas, an official froyo, a patch and then an official fresh froyo based on the official HTC OTA all since friday. He's been an absolute machine lately. This combined with netarchy's kernel has made me quite pleased. Just flashed 3.1.0.1 fresh over one of the beta's and restoring as we speak.
Well that's not my case.I'm running CM6 RC1 with his latest Kernal snapv4 OC @1.22 and my battery life is pretty damn good,I spend most of my day browsing the web,texting,pic........ and after 12hrs of being unplugged I'm @ 30% which is pretty good for me.I don't use juice defender.
So I just got the rooted update .6 onto my Evo through Clockworkmod screen by renaming it update. I am pretty sure I kept root as well. Would I be able to load CM6 this same way?
Yep. As long as you stick with rooted roms (all reputable custom roms are rooted and punked out with great features), you'll always have root access.
