fixed SMS bug of Delight App skin location changer moved a lot of folders and files to rofs1 removed some double files, entries and unneeded folders updated menumatrix to show Unit converter in Organiser / GPS Info in Navigation added Transbelle Lighthouse Theme (z:/) Now, a chatty tutorial on flashing your first custom firmware is still on my to-do list, but in the meantime, Eric's official tutorial is still the best place to start.ĭelight CFW 6.4's changelog (over v6.3, reported here as part of a sweep of Delight updates - see the story for the full list of benefits of this firmware series) is quoted as:

All laid out and ready to roll with one update, one download. The benefits of Delight custom firmware are obvious though - more system disk space (a lot more), more free RAM, less bloat generally, all patches and updates already in place, the ability to install even 'unsigned' applications (especially important now that the main Nokia Store is frozen), plus more customisable UI components than you could ever imagine. if, after reading the first three caveats, you're having doubts then maybe custom firmware isn't for you!.if this is your device's first brush with Delight CFW then you'll have to 'refurbish' its firmware (rather than 'update'), meaning that the device will be wiped - a perfect time to test your backup regime and to make sure you have all your passwords, themes and installers to hand?.if this is your first time flashing custom firmware and you don't really know what you're doing then allow an hour or two to take it slow and learn as you go.if it all goes pearshaped (unlikely, but.) then don't blame us.As usual with custom firmwares, there are a few caveats that we have to get through:

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