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htc dictionary

Hello Everyone
Is there any way at all to access the dictionary that HTC uses? I have the HTC_IMD Mod keyboard which has in the settings menu access to user dictionary but I do not think this is the full list of user added dictionary items.
If I can't edit individual items add or delete is there a way to flush the user dictionary completely and have it start from fresh? I ask because I have noticed when switching between roms and if both roms have the HTC_IMD Mod the user added dictionary seems to presist between roms even after a wipe of data and cache

Thats weird usually a full wipe kills everything
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bycoo222 said:
Thats weird usually a full wipe kills everything
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yeah i thought it was strange too but i also got the same behavior when i would do nandroid restores.

Did u try to like redo everything with a reformat of ur SD Mayb some temp files and then a wipe data factory reset delvic cache and SD ext n then reflashing the Rom then if its still there then there's another problem
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bycoo222 said:
Did u try to like redo everything with a reformat of ur SD Mayb some temp files and then a wipe data factory reset delvic cache and SD ext n then reflashing the Rom then if its still there then there's another problem
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Yep I did all those things. The only one I wasn't' able to do was wipe dalvik cache. When I tried to do so through the recovery menu an error occurred and it told me to use adb wipe dalvik. So I tried that but when I typed adb wipe dalvik the help page came up describing the adb commands and it doesn't seem as though wipe is one of them.
How do you wipe the cache through adb?

[trash]Plz help (play store prob.)

Gs+ problem
From few hours i am facing problem from play store .
When i download any app it downloads but play store dosent installs it.
I was on brood rom buss. Ed. And then moved to ics, still same problem...
Then i moved to stock rom still same problem...
I have tried full reset , wiped dalvik cache many time, but the problem still exist......
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Backup your stuff format internal SD card go to recovery wipe data wipe cache wipe dalvik format system format data data then flash a new custom rom
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Valgare said:
Backup your stuff format internal SD card go to recovery wipe data wipe cache wipe dalvik format system format data data then flash a new custom rom
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Tried everything
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shubham412302 said:
Tried everything
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Try another version of playstore..
If my post helped, don't mind hitting THANKS

go in settings\apps\downloaded\google play store and press clear data and uninstall updates

HELP- How to do Format System

I am ware of wipe/factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache. which I have done many times but format system I am totally clueless where to find this option in recovery mode. Can anyone help me around how would I can format system as often many ICS rom requires "format system".
Thanks

In recovery go to mount and storage -> there is the option for format system.

Ok after thirds is done then what? Reboot?
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AW: HELP- How to do Format System
After you format /system you should install your Rom. You can't reboot cause you haven't installed a system on your phone.
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Yes. Do not reboot after formatting system because your ROM is gone.
I always format system when changing ROMs, it is good practise to do so.
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Ok thanks only regain like 6 megs of system space back
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audioblivious said:
Ok thanks only regain like 6 megs of system space back
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The benefit to formatting system before you install a new ROM isn't gaining space. Its clearing out system files that may interfere with the new ROM and make it not run as fast as it should, or make it unstable.
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Ok thanks just wish rom manager had this option
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Phone got crazy on storage.

It says i have not enough space when i try to install one app it says not enought storage ... but check this out.
I use Folder Mount for Ashpalt 8 only
And Link 2 SD to all the other apps
(i cleaned many apps today and i get this message after the clean up)

Have you cleared cache and the dalvic cache.
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Cache yeah dalvik no... Also i have no recovery to clear dalvik I'm only rooted
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Try to install and run CLEAN MASTER. This app will help you clean all caches (except dalvik) and will clear some space for you
It wont remove any saved settings in any app. It just cleared its data (cache, thumbails etc)

mrjraider said:
Try to install and run CLEAN MASTER. This app will help you clean all caches (except dalvik) and will clear some space for you
It wont remove any saved settings in any app. It just cleared its data (cache, thumbails etc)
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I did clear all chache data and the fault was with the app (apk file was broken).I tried other apk files and they worked so thank you.

Link2sd has option to clear dalvik
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zolaisugly said:
Link2sd has option to clear dalvik
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Really i had no idea thanks but the problem is solved but i have to ask one more thing.
Whats is dalvik cache used for ?

jackaros said:
Really i had no idea thanks but the problem is solved but i have to ask one more thing.
Whats is dalvik cache used for ?
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Dalvik-cache
When your phone starts up, the Dalvik Virtual Machine looks at all your apps and frameworks, and creates a tree of dependencies which is stored in the dalvik-cache. This allows applications to run in an optimised state (and explains why your phone takes longer to boot up after applying a new rom, it’s rebuilding the cache.)
Thank Google.
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zolaisugly said:
Dalvik-cache
When your phone starts up, the Dalvik Virtual Machine looks at all your apps and frameworks, and creates a tree of dependencies which is stored in the dalvik-cache. This allows applications to run in an optimised state (and explains why your phone takes longer to boot up after applying a new rom, it’s rebuilding the cache.)
Thank Google.
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Thank you for the info.

[Q] unmounting /system

I know this is a noon question but I hope someone can help. In twrp how will I go about unmounting /system partition? I'm trying to flash a ROM and halfway through flashing gapps it rebooted automatically and got stuck on the Google screen. I rebooted back to twrp and tried the process again and it said unable to Mount /system. I heard you have to unmount system before flashing. Is that correct? Thanks for your help in advance
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do you need to format the system first?

In TWRP goto mount, and uncheck the system box before flashing.

Pilz said:
In TWRP goto mount, and uncheck the system box before flashing.
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Do I wipe factory reset, system, cache, dalvic then unmount system?
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evocalante said:
Do I wipe factory reset, system, cache, dalvic then unmount system?
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Wipe everything but internal storage then unmount system, flash ROM then gapps

Pilz said:
Wipe everything but internal storage then unmount system, flash ROM then gapps
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Thanks for all your help!
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are any of the flashable roms deodexed