Jorte Widget dissapear after reboot

[dpaine88]

So I just got on the SS train, loving it so far.

I restored all my apps by hand.

I put my Jorte(calendar) widget on my screen as always. And it works fine, until I reboot.

After reboot, it is visually gone. But I can click on the screen where the widget is and drag it to the trash can.

It happens in both launchers I tried, Launcher Pro and GO Launcher.

Jorte is NOT on my SD-Card.

Tried many reboots and it does this every time.

Any ideas would be very welcome.

[jimmydene84]

Go into whatever file manager u have...astro, root explorer....etc. and see where it located....is data/apps or system/apps. Try putting it in system if its not there already

[dpaine88]

Go into whatever file manager u have...astro, root explorer....etc. and see where it located....is data/apps or system/apps. Try putting it in system if its not there already

Thanks for the advice man. I put it in /system/app but that did not fix the problem

[chiefvelo]

Is it installed on your SD? Widgets don't usually like it when the app is installed there. I run the Widget with out trouble but use Pete's GPA14 right now.

[dpaine88]

Is it installed on your SD? Widgets don't usually like it when the app is installed there. I run the Widget with out trouble but use Pete's GPA14 right now.

Nope, not on my SD. Tried uninstalling and reinstalling but still same issue persists.

[seripth]

You might need to add an exception to chevy's task killer. Use root explorer, go to data/chevyno1/csm.lst and put a # sign before the program. I don't use jorte, so I don't know if this will help or not. Might just need to do this for the calendar. Hope this helps.

[dpaine88]

You might need to add an exception to chevy's task killer. Use root explorer, go to data/chevyno1/csm.lst and put a # sign before the program. I don't use jorte, so I don't know if this will help or not. Might just need to do this for the calendar. Hope this helps.

That sounded perfect, but sadly didnt work either

[seripth]

Look in Root Explorer data/system/appwidgets.xml and make sure there is a line that reads something like this:
<p pkg="jp.co.johospace.jorte" cl="jp.co.johospace.jorte.widget.JorteWidget_2_2" />
where the 2_2 at the end should be the size of your widget.

If that is all there, try adding "jp.co.johospace.jorte" without the quotes to data/chevyno1/csm.lst

I'm not 100% sure but that may actually be how to add an exception to the task killer. Haven't played around a lot with it, but worth trying.

Good Luck!

[dpaine88]

Look in Root Explorer data/system/appwidgets.xml and make sure there is a line that reads something like this:
<p pkg="jp.co.johospace.jorte" cl="jp.co.johospace.jorte.widget.JorteWidget_2_2" />
where the 2_2 at the end should be the size of your widget.

If that is all there, try adding "jp.co.johospace.jorte" without the quotes to data/chevyno1/csm.lst

I'm not 100% sure but that may actually be how to add an exception to the task killer. Haven't played around a lot with it, but worth trying.

Good Luck!

Thanks man, and yup, that line above is in the appwidgets file.

I have played around with the task killer script and it looks like whatever processes are listed are the ones that ARE killed, so adding it would simply kill the calendar.

[seripth]

That's what I thought, but also thought it might be worth a try. Both as just adding the line to the app killer, and as adding the line with # at the start. Worst case scenario, you waste 5-10 minutes trying.