Geek For Me - Sprint Evo 4g & CDMA Hero
Home of Fresh ROM and CDMA Android Development
Home of Fresh ROM and CDMA Android Development
Aug 27th
I spent about 2 weeks trying out different forums and their integration with WordPress before deciding on Vanilla forum. I got it working nicely and looking pretty and then went live with it for about 2 minutes before DeMiNe0 told me about Simple:Press which in just a few clicks integrates itself with WP and is working. So that’s what I have running now.
The forum should be used to report bugs and submit feature requests. I’m not sure if I’ll keep WP comments enabled or not as I’m afraid it will just be people posting the same stuff in both places. But I am going to only use the forums to watch for any reported bugs or feature requests.
Questions or problems with the forum? Let me know. Thanks!
Aug 19th
Sprint released an update for visual voicemail. Due to fresh rom being signed you will get a signature error while trying to install it. Me resigning the whole rom allows me to do customizations and modifications that other roms can’t do, yet the side effects of people not being able to install all of these updates is getting to be a bit much. I might go back to an un-resigned rom until after things slow down with the evo.
Aug 18th
Geek for Me is proud to release:
A maintenance update to keep your phone updated and running smoothly!
Aug 14th
Fresh Kitchen 3.0 beta 1 is on it’s way to donors and testers (v2 never even got released) and this is a place for them to discuss any issues. And trust me… there will be issues. Haha. It was a big project to add Hero and Evo support in to one and I’m sure that there are little things that I missed.
Aug 13th
As you may or may not know… when the Evo shipped it came with PRI 1.40. The PRI (as best as I know it) is a connection between your phone and the radio and is responsible for carrying both voice and data. During the rooting (nand unlock step) process your PRI gets downgraded to 1.34. Many users reported slow data speeds on the 1.34 PRI (which was an older PRI during the Evo’s testing/development days). It is a pretty simple fix to get it back to 1.40 if Sprint had made the files available to us, however they didn’t. I spoke with HTC a few days ago and they told me that a FOTA was coming from Sprint that included the correct PRI but they didn’t have an ETA. Thanks to a thread on XDA I was informed that it is live now.
You can follow these steps to get your PRI back to 1.40 without any data loss.