JSL 9000 v4.7 - public release

**pilothaz** · 03-23-2011, 09:58 AM

JSL 9000 v4.7

This build consists of 5.0.0.1049/5.0.0.1051/5.0.0.1055/5.0.0.1056/6.0.0.480
- More than Half of the older OS5 cods have been replaced with 1056, GPS from 1055
- Now includes OS 6 Clock (thanks One_Shot)
- Supports all languages found in Multilanguage builds and includes East Asian Support
- Includes Precision Zen 6 theme that keeps the old Precision Zen theme clean yet modern giving it an OS 6 Look
- Extra backgrounds and sample music has been removed.
- All carrier based garbage has been removed (fetition, verizon nav, ect...)
- Includes stock apps and games that were included in the base OS
- Documents2Go is v2.0005.105 instead of v2.0003.030
- Included Appword version is OS5 v2.1.0.39
- Twitter (v1.0.1.12) & Facbook (v1.9.0.29)
- Extra Apps Include: Dcom Mobile (v2.0), LED Reset, Speedtest, GPS Tool, foursquare, Weathereye (v2.0.2.6), and PlayerforYouTube (v1.2.89)
(Appworld, Facebook, and Twitter included are English Only versions. For other languages, forego installation and install from Blackberry.com/Appworld)

Known bugs: None. Further fixes for 3rd party apps from v4.5, The memory leak of v4.5 has been addressed and minimized. Some apps may cause the memory to leak as it did in v4.5 if left running in the background. Its recommended to turn on memory cleaning.
If you have issues with service books go into Options>Advanced Options>Service Books and type ALT+SBEB then restore your backup again.

The first couple reboots will take a longer than normal, specifically the first one. Battery life may not be optimal until the device settles. If you have it loaded and are experiencing problems, consider wiping and reloading and formatting your MicroSD using SDFormatter.

**rjtmr7** · 03-23-2011, 10:43 AM

can i use this on my 8520?

**pilothaz** · 03-24-2011, 09:44 AM

Originally Posted by rjtmr7

can i use this on my 8520?

You would want to use the one he has for that specific device.
Link is here: JSL 8520 v4.7

**rjtmr7** · 03-24-2011, 03:26 PM

thanks man

**MikeFromCanada** · 03-24-2011, 07:15 PM

I've been running this for a few days now and it is far and away better than any official OS out there for the Bold 9000. The battery life on the Bold is much longer with this release (on 2G I easily get a days worth of use on a 1.5 year old battery) and it is very stable with memory. I highly recommend this build.

**satanberry** · 03-25-2011, 01:06 AM

I've been a big fan of JSL hybrids. I've used v4.0, 4.5 & now 4.7. So far batt life has been amazing but I always get at least 36hrs out of my Seidio 1750 mAh batt anyways.

Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com