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Only need to add
Net_rim_bb_phone_qchatptt_resources.cod on to the platform alx and note the dimension changes of the virtual keyboard.
714 sfi and full 746 swaps will work on all devices provided the above line is inserted.
Will start a new thread for the new beast as it will also incorporate OS6.
@zocster
The "Dakota" files are not compatible with the latest 746 build. At list on my device. Tried it 5 times yesterday and today. Every time it would result in "App Error 200 / reset" screen.
It is working fine up to 714 build though. Any thoughts on this?
(Apologies if it's been announced already and I have missed it)
Cheers!
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746 (small or large) is going to be quite a kookie to work with & guess it could be delaying the RC-8 release
And I aint liking the 30+ deg C temp at all as its $crewing up the ADR ...
by Saturday if there's no RC-8 with modified ALX -> -> I am heading the 7B1 with voda 714 route.11-01-12 02:20 PMLike 0 -
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Cheers mate! Exactly what I needed to hear!Only need to add
Net_rim_bb_phone_qchatptt_resources.cod on to the platform alx and note the dimension changes of the virtual keyboard.
714 sfi and full 746 swaps will work on all devices provided the above line is inserted.
Will start a new thread for the new beast as it will also incorporate OS6.
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746 is a special one, let me say this...746 (small or large) is going to be quite a kookie to work with & guess it could be delaying the RC-8 release
And I aint liking the 30+ deg C temp at all as its sucking the ADR ...
by Saturday if there's no RC-8 with modified ALX -> -> I am heading the 7B1 with voda 714 route.
I do not mind waiting for a proper hybrid this time.
Cheers!
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I second this! I can wait as long as any kinks that the team has came across have been ironed out....you guys NEVER disappoint!11-01-12 02:33 PMLike 0 -
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Not really worrying about when, more so why it's taking so long? Are there issues with 746? Do the new features come with a price?barbarianthemadserb likes this.11-02-12 02:46 AMLike 1 -
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No issues we are publishing for all devices this time, OS6 also.
And Rohil, patience is a virtue, and you got none lol.
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Got to disagree with you on this one.You haven't used the large SFI for long enough mate!
Over a time the temperature goes down... How long did you give it a go?
I've been following this thread from the beginning and rely on the info given here..
Please do not confuse anonymous readers and the rest..
Anyway, the 746 is a rough one! And I hope that the upcoming RC8 will help it out...
Cheers!
I have never known an .sfi run cooler with time.
I can always tell within a couple of hours of install if it's a hot one or a cold one.
As soon as you have completed your install and let the phone sit for an hour or so those are the temps that you will get.11-02-12 03:33 AMLike 4 -
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Do not fret folks, my work is back to semi normality today and I am back monitoring,
With the newer revised BL OS on board since yesterday, and the big new is, It will possibly
not be labelled RC8, so watch out by the weekend we could have the release.
It is still a 746 base, after only a day mine is stable at 1.05% ADR so that shows the 746 file is good
but as Zoc says the mix will be available for all devices.11-02-12 03:52 AMLike 5 -
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I am on BL. Unfortunately, I never see such a low adr on my 9900 even with EDGE. I can barely go down to 2% - 2.35% with EDGE. Not a heavy user. Several chats, ~50 e-mails received, 5-10 sent, 30mins average talk time, sometimes less, light browsing of 5-10mins.
So, you should be able to go at least 3 days with single charge on 3G with these rates.11-02-12 06:42 AMLike 0 -
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If only that was true, with signal and ADR fluctuations I think a day is still a good amount of battery.I am on BL. Unfortunately, I never see such a low adr on my 9900 even with EDGE. I can barely go down to 2% - 2.35% with EDGE. Not a heavy user. Several chats, ~50 e-mails received, 5-10 sent, 30mins average talk time, sometimes less, light browsing of 5-10mins.
So, you should be able to go at least 3 days with single charge on 3G with these rates.11-02-12 07:22 AMLike 0 -
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well then thats not ADR then is it surely? replace A with one off or occasional DR...
i must be honest i am confused... are our ADRs so different because we are not comparing like with like?
no offense meant, i am just confused!Last edited by paulsdv; 11-02-12 at 08:05 AM.
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You can only compare ADR's with what you achieve on your own device with different OS's
Everyones useage and signal is different so it's pointless expecting to achieve yourself what someone else is getting.
Other users ADR's are only useful if they are compared with what that person was getting with a different OS i.e. better or worse for them on their carrier with their usual useage.
Eg Ian has always posted his results with each new OS so we can get an idea what improvement he is seeing from the previous OS and expect to see that sort of improvement on our own figures, but we can not expect to see identical figures to his.11-02-12 08:05 AMLike 3 -
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There are too many variables...that's why all of us don;t have same ADR readings and all that fancy stuffYou can only compare ADR's with what you achieve on your own device with different OS's
Everyones useage and signal is different so it's pointless expecting to achieve yourself what someone else is getting.
Other users ADR's are only useful if they are compared with what that person was getting with a different OS i.e. better or worse for them on their carrier with their usual useage.
Eg Ian has always posted his results with each new OS so we can get an idea what improvement he is seeing from the previous OS and expect to see that sort of improvement on our own figures, but we can not expect to see identical figures to his.ifraser likes this.11-02-12 08:16 AMLike 1 -
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While i undertand that we may all have differencing performance and ADR, ADR is an average and as such we should be able to compare our ADR with others ADR, we may not be able to achieve what others are, but they should be comparable...You can only compare ADR's with what you achieve on your own device with different OS's
Everyones useage and signal is different so it's pointless expecting to achieve yourself what someone else is getting.
Other users ADR's are only useful if they are compared with what that person was getting with a different OS i.e. better or worse for them on their carrier with their usual useage.
Eg Ian has always posted his results with each new OS so we can get an idea what improvement he is seeing from the previous OS and expect to see that sort of improvement on our own figures, but we can not expect to see identical figures to his.
Also what Ertank mentioned earlier about a battery lasting 3 days on one charge should be valid, if the average DR is 1% on AVERAGE a single change should last 100 hours...11-02-12 08:17 AMLike 0 -
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In my opinion the BBDA figures for ADR are distorted.While i undertand that we may all have differencing performance and ADR, ADR is an average and as such we should be able to compare our ADR with others ADR, we may not be able to achieve what others are, but they should be comparable...
Also what Ertank mentioned earlier about a battery lasting 3 days on one charge should be valid, if the average DR is 1% on AVERAGE a single change should last 100 hours...
You could thrash the phone to death for 2 hours and then have it on charge for the next 22 hours and show a really low ADR over the 24 hour period.
A true figure in my view is one from say MeterBerry when you re set the discharge rate when you take it off charge, use the phone throughout the day and see what your discharge rate is before you put it back on charge.
That figure shows the ADR for your device when it has been in use and is not corrupted by an 8 hour overnight charge which brings the ADR way downBigwhiteUK likes this.11-02-12 08:26 AMLike 1 -
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Hot running vs colder temp running. I am assuming that the hotter running one is better for the 3g/4g signal? Sounds logical to me.11-02-12 10:16 AMLike 0 -
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Rogers released 746 as Rogers official for 9900. Am already on 746 while waiting for the next best BL thread. On it for 5-6 days and seems to be getting better still somehow. Can't complain. Just thought it interesting that Rogers released it as official, so if there's a question or an option for sfi on the new RC8 when it comes out, it's food for thought for Rogers people to consider to stick with 746 sfi11-02-12 10:50 AMLike 0
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