05-13-2012
I'm not sure if there is a rule against linking to a different forum, but if anyone happens upon this thread looking for answers, I got some really in depth ones here that should solve my problem:
It won't let me post a link, but as I said this is to be helpful - to this thread showthread.php?t=1647656 at xda
I for one get frustrated when I find so more posts on the internet that don't have an answer than ones that do.
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