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questions about flashing my sprint intercept with custom rom

      I would like to flash a custom ROM to my rooted intercept to get a more stable, higher tech android system however i have concerns.

      will a custom ROM look zoomed in? i don't think so, i saw custom android builds working perfectly. but i still want to be sure! 

     Can i get a custom ROM that i can move most of the system files to the SD card? (i only have 160MB of internal storage, i cant install many apps. i would like a ability to move an entire app to SD. not 30% of it. also, the ability to move virtually all my apps to SD. i can only move half of them.)

     WILL I LOSE SPRINT SERVICE? (im not talking about bloatware, like the real usability of the phone ex: calling, texting, 3G networking)

     what is flashing a custom kernel? how?
     what are custom jits?

     what is SD partitioning, what does it do? is it similar to partitioning a hard drive on a computer?
     

     
please take a look down at my answers/comments for more unanswered Questions and concerns and keep updated on this question; i will add more questions.


thank you in advance,
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max

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Sep 14, 2011. 9:28 AMtragicallyhip says:
Go to the xda developers website and check out the stuff they have available for download. Also I have heard that Cryonagan maybe your ticket.

Good luck
Tragic
Sep 12, 2011. 10:52 PMjj_alukkas says:
Find an exact ROM for your particular phone so that automatically the screen resolution matches and you get the necessary resolution.

If you root it, you will be able to install apps to memory card unlike an unrooted phone which can only do to phone memory.

Yes, you will lose all data on your built in memory as the ROM loading needs a clean wipe.

For the process, check the android forums, there you can find step by step process and even custom roms for your phone.

And yes, to overclock, or do any modifications not allowed by factory, you need to root it, which is done when you install a custom ROM.

Regards,
Joseph Alukka

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