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[Aixelsyd]

I know when I ran it I ended the day +15% compared to other stock based roms

 

 

Agreed...... i'd say its in that area for sure give or take a little bit. Either way better then stock SW that is for sure

[jradizrad]

flashed it, and now really diggin it! it feels so pure aaaaaaaaaahhhh! thanks guys so much for this! 

[Aixelsyd]

Great glad you are enjoying it. 

[adamh222]

Thank you and especially thanks to mhous33 - the dst build is just perfect, and clearly created by a skilled individual. 

 

Many thanks.

[jradizrad]

also, i noticed in the instructions it has the wiping of the phone after the installation. Was that on purpose or have i been wiping after installation all these years for no reason haha?

[jradizrad]

im trying to re-install it because i didnt have great battery life for what ever reason. Is it recommended to fastboot erase system as well? I tried to do so but got permission denied each time due to a remote failure 

[Aixelsyd]

also, i noticed in the instructions it has the wiping of the phone after the installation. Was that on purpose or have i been wiping after installation all these years for no reason haha?

 

If you look at the actual XML file for these devices that is where it is normally at. so the process was setup to follow how a normal FULL xml file will flash using RSD Lite.

[Aixelsyd]

im trying to re-install it because i didnt have great battery life for what ever reason. Is it recommended to fastboot erase system as well? I tried to do so but got permission denied each time due to a remote failure 

 

nope unneeded

[bdazzg1]

To have a lean, mean, smooth, and very debloated stock based ROM.  The reason it was posted like this is to offer a learning experience on how to use FXZ files.

If more people understood the processes, there would be less borked devices Nice writeup!

[jradizrad]

Then if you may my kind sir Aixelsyd, could you give the simplest explanation as to why with a normal flash process (twrp or cmw) its required to wipe before hand? Is it because your coming from the stock so there shouldn't be any base system changes that would clash?

[Aixelsyd]

Then if you may my kind sir Aixelsyd, could you give the simplest explanation as to why with a normal flash process (twrp or cmw) its required to wipe before hand? Is it because your coming from the stock so there shouldn't be any base system changes that would clash?

 

Are we still talking about Wiping /system only? If so safety precaution more then anything IMO as most of the devs have it built into the script for a flahable *.ZIP to format/wipe System anyways.  

[dimqs153]

1st attempt failed ( fastboot error ), battery less than 10% <==== my fool

2nd attempt running good with fastboot method

i made a .bat file, maybe it can helps for someone too lazy typing ( just like me ),

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[hollovoid7]

This is very nice, and the process is actually quite easy as long as you have fingers, and can read. Thanks alot!

[megahertz1970]

OK I used this before to flash my old HD. I'm trying to install it on my new HD. But when I try to flash the boot.img it comes back and says error: cannot load boot.img. Please help!

 

Edit: I redownloaded it and followed the instructions for putting it in the bin folder. I've tried everything I can think of before asking for help.

Edited by megahertz1970, 05 June 2013 - 01:02 PM.

[Aixelsyd]

With you having a new HD did you unlock the bootloader prior to trying to flash this

[megahertz1970]

With you having a new HD did you unlock the bootloader prior to trying to flash this

Yes of course. I wouldn't have tried if it wasn't unlocked.

[Aixelsyd]

well then its either the file itself, a comp issue, or adb/fastboot setup is not right for whatever reason. 2 options to know for sure. One download this boot.img (

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) i just uploaded and manaully tested it on my Hd and it works as it should. If it still errors out I'd suggestion using commanad prompt in Win and change the directory so you are actually in the /bin folder where the files are at. Once you change directories to where the files are then manually type out the fastboot command to flash boot.img

[Aixelsyd]

Driver links updated in the OP fyi

[mynamehere]

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for.  I didn't mind Motorola's "tweaks", but I hated VZW's bloatware.  THANK YOU!!!

[dvgb131]

EDIT: RTFM!

Sorry!