yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Stratejaket:
I just did a test on flashing the newer Commits with the stock theme replaced by the Eternity Green already in the zip. I personally didn't know if I could just replace files in the "Exported" SVN files with files from the Eternity_Themed.zip prior to zipping the ROM.

If there is anyone else wondering it works just fine. I just dirty flashed from 85 to 114 with the files replaced.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dragonsportbikes:
I'm on r114 and now getting the SOD issue. I'm flashing imoseyons kernel and sticking with it. I'm convinced, that's the kernel to go with.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tedkord:
OK, got r114 flashed, and it does indeed seem zippy. I see that Imo's speedtweak script is included here - is that recommended for overclocking, or should I use SetCPU? Or something else?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jdog94:
well i flashed 114 and then the green theme that was posted last week

and all my htc setting widgets are gone

is there a way to get them back?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fillyo:
I just did a clean install of 113, my bottom buttons don't light up.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] slvfox:
Go into infected tweeks under settings and look under display settings. There is an option to change the bottom button lights.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
This is not an "issue"...it is a setting...go to Menu, Settings, Infected Tweaks, Display Options, Button Backlight Settings and change the settings if you want them to show up more often.

^^^Beat me to it
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Stratejaket:
What setting widgets? Like the wifi and bluetooth ones?

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Just finished setting my 114 up and the setting is default to very low which should actually read off? Anyways changed it to medium rebooted and works fine.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] zeroxg4:
Where are these themes? (e.g. the Eternity theme)

I'm clicking "themes" and get directed to the actual build
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jdog94:
yes those............
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
Yes, the link takes you to the wrong place...you can find them here:

http://www.androidfilehost.com/main/Thunderbolt_Developers/Virus/Eternity/Themes/

I also have them linked in my signature.

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In my experience, the buttons do light up when the ambient light is dark...I haven't tested recently, but I know it worked for me in the past. I actually use the low setting.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Stratejaket:
I just checked on 114 and they are still there under widgets.

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Yeah they used to I hadn't updated since 85, and it worked on very low. After 114 the very low did not light up at all. I had lights off to test. Felt like a kid taking glow in dark toy out to play in dark!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
Interesting...they seem to be working for me and the room isn't even completely dark. Are you on the stock theme?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Stratejaket:
No eternity, maybe a reboot back to low light will fix now that medium is working, testing...

No dice. Low Light does not light up at all anymore :(

My battery life is pretty good anyways so being on medium is not going to kill me. Maybe the dirty flash had something to do with it? Or the edited zip prior to flashing shrug..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jdog94:
reflashing now i may have used old theme
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jamez007Bond:
R114 Quadrant / AnTuTu Benchmark Results

I just did a few quick tests an a clean (superwipe) install of r114 OC'd to 1.42 (smartass2)

The Ziggy kernel wasn't replaced, only OC'd.

Quadrant scores: 2185, 2416, 2564, 2489

AnTuTu scores: 2983, 3028

These scores are running really close to the scores using Imoseyon's kernel scores from test's back on r88 version.

BUT,

for the first time ever

, my phone went to black screen and would not come out until pulling battery. (my finger taps my chin as I think about it)

My previous install was r101 and had no problems with it while running Imoseyon's kernel.

Ok, just now the phone would not come out of the off state from a press of the button. There is one thing I changed from previous install, I did check the box to use the volume buttons to wake the phone. I'll uncheck that and see if it helps.....

Rebooting...... waiting for screen to timeout.....

...and it worked, once. As soon as the screen timed out again and pressed the power button it would not light up.

Installing Imoseyon's kernel now. I will post my results in a few minutes.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] eschelon:
Just a tip: Instead of having to crack open the battery door to pull that battery, instead you can just hold Vol up + Vol Down + Power (hold all 3 at the same time) for a few seconds and the phone will shut itself down, even if completely locked up or during a BSOD

:)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jamez007Bond:
Aaaaaah thank you! I love learning of those little tid-bits to help out. Kinda like when I learned to press Ctrl + Shift + Esc keys in Windows. :)

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Since the clean and superwipe install of r114 didn't work due to the phone not coming out of the screen off mode I installed Imoseyon's kernel and overclocked it to 1.42 GHz.

The phone works nicely again.

BENCHMARKS UPDATE:

Quadrant Advanced Scores: 2175, 2476, 2456, 2472, 2456

AnTuTu Scores: 3099, 3122

There, again, is a small performance gain from simply installing Imoseyon's kernel and keeping the same overclocking settings that were used on Ziggy's kernel.

Conclusion

I guess my phone just works smoother, faster, & more stable with Imoseyon's kernel.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] M@|ice:
Thank you for the in depth comparison between the two. What's weird, I have issues like yours with imos kernels and great outcomes with ziggys. Imos give me the wake issues and random reboots at any oc setting. Ziggys, not a problem. Craziness I tell ya.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jamez007Bond:
I agree with you. I have a friend who has a TB and ever since rooting it she has had nothing but problems. There certainly is a big difference between phones of the same make/model. I've often wondered if it has anything to do with the method used in rooting the phone.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] M@|ice:
I think the 1-3 step click methods are asking for trouble. Plus, they take away from your chance to learn how to do other stuff easily from the experience. But eh...to each there own. Some just want to root for wifi tether and that alone to save money. Other want to so they can really play hardcore which is my reason...

I think it does play a part, good point, i forgot about those 1 clickers.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] justinglock40:
Changes?

How do I see what changes were made at each revision using tortoise? on my mac using cornerstone I can see what he changed on each revision is that possible here with tortoiseSVN?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jamez007Bond:
Are you referring to this... http://code.google.com/p/synergy-tb-vigor/source/list

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I don't even remember what type of root I did. I have the files for doing the easy click method and the files for doing the more in-depth method. Whatever I did must have worked because I've hardly ever had any trouble out of it with anything I've done to it. Really happy with it. :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] M@|ice:
I just simply have a problem with leaving things alone. I've always enjoyed modifying things, as much as they can be. I am into originality and uniqueness big-time. So when i can hack this thing or change it up however, I do it, no fear. And that's with anything for that matter. All in fun.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
Honestly, I think the biggest difference is the phone. I had to have mine replaced at one point and I am so happy I did. I kept having issues whenever I tried to OC the first one at all. With the new one, I was even to run at a min of 122Mhz without issues. It sucks that the differences are so drastic because I think it really takes away the fun for some people because they get discouraged and think they are doing something wrong. I just hope I don't have any issues with my current one because I worry how the replacement would respond.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jamez007Bond:
All I can say is that it was probably really good that you and I didn't grow up being neighbors because we could have go into all kinds of trouble with our engineering, re-engineering, and reverse engineering mentality. LOL :eek: :D

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Yeah, that's right. Some people get some bad ones and they have a terrible experience. My wife got the Droid Charge... What a POS! We exchanged it 3 times and still had trouble. Bought her an iPhone 4s and no problems. That was her first Android experience and was terrible. I rooted the Charge and now it's so much of a better phone than it had been ever! Problems gone.

Well it's time to hit the sack. Talk with you dudes/dudetts tomorrow.

Have a good night tweaking the TB.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
Rooting the Thunderbolt has really allowed me to enjoy the phone!

I am out as well...until tomorrow (or later today in some areas) :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
Yeah, its strange because I've been on the 114 for about 3 hours now and have had absolutely no issues from it all. It's more smooth and quick now than it has been for many builds, for me! I'm liking it so much that, I'm considering foregoing the next several revisions! :eek: Yeah, right! Lol

I've had my Thunderbolts (on my 3rd) since right around release day so, I've done the original long method from jcase, as well as the Revolutionary S-off method released not so long ago. I have noticed not a single difference between the performance of the three devices. I'm not saying its not possible that this can happen because I know that no processor is created equal. But, I am saying that I believe, in the vast majority of cases, user experience with a rooted device is directly related to their ability or willingness to learn and follow instructions. In short, I think user error is silently to blame for most of the wild variations in performance and reliability. Just my $.02 though. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nocturnaltek:
I'm experiencing the same issues with speed test, using speedtest.net app which normally gives me 15-20Mbps. Now I receive 4Mbps. Not sure what is going on...it has been like this for me in two different 4G location but only using this ROMv114 (and previous releases since 65) with the latest radio. I loaded an old Froyo ROM and used the same radio and all was good again, so it appears it may be a ROM issue but not sure what may be causing it.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] MoosePMed:
Hoping that there is a solution for my particular situation... I use chainfire night mode, a lot... I hate though, going hunting and realizing that I forgot to install the driver after flashing the newest nightly... LOL. Is there a way to create a flashable zip of the driver, or somehow add it to my install procedure, so that it's ready to go?

Sent from my Eternityized Thunderbolt, most likely in a deer stand, in West Texas.

"Most are bound by morals, ethics, and basic human decency. Luckily though, I have no such impediments." ~LH
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Stratejaket:
I would imagine you could just add the files in the folder with the rest of the .apks and it would install it during the flash. Someone with more knowledge might chime in and give you a solid answer though. I just changed files around for my first time last night.

Sent from my Synergy driven Thunderbolt...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Stratejaket:
So what is the best way to get my green 3g icon back? Everything else is green but that. This huge white one is fugly. I looked at kitchen but it looks like it will replace all of my icons if I use that?

I went back this morning and flashed the eternity theme separate. Still white :(

Sent from my Synergy driven Thunderbolt...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fillyo:
Is there a fix for the exchange policy
[Thunderbolt Android Development] MoosePMed:
Yea, the problem is that you have to install chainfire... Already part of the ROM. But once installed, you then have to open chainfire and install the driver, auto reboot. That is where I'm hung up... Thanks for the thought though.

Sent from my Eternityized Thunderbolt, most likely in a deer stand, in West Texas.

"Most are bound by morals, ethics, and basic human decency. Luckily though, I have no such impediments." ~LH
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
Green 3G/4G Notification Icons?

I'm with ya on the green 3G plus, I'd also love to see a green 4G if possible. I know it has never been green though so, it may be a different story to theme that one. I don't know though. It could have just been an oversight. Figured I'd ask.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] caspersfi:
Sorry if this has been discussed I'm on my phone right now and skimmed thru the last 20 pages.

FC on Dspmanager..... Is this a known bug? I tried fixing permissions and a uninstall/ reinstall. I just ended up freezing it with TB. Just wanted to make sure it just wasn't something with my phone.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] M@|ice:
i just noticed that. the nicer icons are definitely back, but its white. good catch, my OCD failed to notice that one, hmmmm
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Gunthermic:
Tell me what u want and I will throw it together for you..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] M@|ice:
i think he is looking for what i am, same icon (love it) just green like the rest of the other icons. the 3g and the 4g please.:cool:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Virus:
sup guys sorry been in evo4g land how are things over here :) also thinking about getting the rezound what do you guys think anybody getting that one ?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Gunthermic:
Post png u want.. cuz mine is blue animated... Please..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Gunthermic:
Nope not I.

Hey on latest build with newer kernel, its sucking down battery fast... Faster, but battery hog...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] anothen:
been looking at it- I'm up for an upgrade in January so that may be the route I'll be going. I had the incredible to thunderbolt so that rezound is very reminiscent of the incredible which I loved. I'm really looking forward to a dual-core phone.

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you mess with speedteak.sh at all?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] cam1pbell:
I noticed r114 my signal is weak. My speed test numbers are terrible. Anyone else?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] MoosePMed:
Virus, is there any way to add the chainfire night mode drivers to the install, or a flashable zip?

Sent from my Eternityized Thunderbolt, most likely in a deer stand, in West Texas.

"Most are bound by morals, ethics, and basic human decency. Luckily though, I have no such impediments." ~LH
[Thunderbolt Android Development] M@|ice:
you looking for a screenie? i can throw one up for ya, just a sec...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
Thanks G! I was thinking the same Icons but, in Eternity Green!

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Doubt it but, I don't even know what carrier it will be on. If not Big Red, definite no here. :)

Actually, I wouldn't mind having your animated signal icons again, now that you mention it! :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
I have been contemplating that very thing all morning :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
No, he's asking for the actual icon(s) you wish to have modded.

Edit: And judging from my reading in these past few posts, I'm supposing the Rezound will be a VZW phone. I'll have to look @ stats. Haven't ever considered it before.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] M@|ice:
OH...durrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

3g, 4g, alarm, sound profile, bluetooth? :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
lol! Those don't look like icons man! He wants the ".png" files so he can mod them and send them back! :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] M@|ice:
oh geeez. i slept like 2 hours i shouldn't be touching technology right now, its going to spontaneously explode...my mistake.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Gunthermic:
You asked for 4g.. not others... Lol

This rom has several flavors, so want to make sure..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Stratejaket:
Good to know gun can hook us up. I'll get the icons up later on, kind of busy today so hopefully I get a chance later.

Umm how do I pull it out to send it? Lol

Sent from my Synergy driven Thunderbolt...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] slvfox:
Noooooo. Tell me it isn't so. I was hoping you were getting the Galaxy Nexus. All source codes released. Easy to make ROMs and themes. Come over to the dark side with me.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
Is that the one with the non-removable memory? I know there's one of those and , I believe, also one on the way with a non-removable battery. I don't think I want any part of either of those two. Sounds like some manufacturers are moving toward iPhone-esque lockdown to me.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] cam1pbell:
Oops. I didn't mean to repost my msg
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
My signal has been fine. It could just be my area though. I don't know. And I haven't run Speedtest.

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Also, has anyone seen or heard of a working Trace Keyboard we could slap in this Rom? I have a guy asking me about it on Rootz and, I know there are a few of us who actually like it. I could actually live without Trace functionality if needed but, I REALLY miss my damned arrows!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
You are correct, the Nexus Prime does not allow for memory upgrade (huge disadvantage IMHO) and the new Motorola Droid RAZR has a non-upgradeable/switchable battery. This is the main reason I have been leaning towards the Rezound.

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+1...I really miss the arrows as well, but I know others wanted the arrows removed because they have large thumbs and wanted the extra key space.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
Yeah, that's right! The Razr! Yeah, I won't be touching EITHER of those with a ten foot pole! And if corps are going to start making their phones more like iPhones in all the sucky ways, they need to wait until Google decides to dumb down Android to where it's also nothing more than a really pretty HTML decoder. Then we won't have a need to swap batteries and, we won't have a need for expandable memory. As usual, that's just my VERY opinionated opinion! ;)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
Are you referring to the "Security Warning" window that pops up? I have noticed that happening lately as well, if you are.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
And they're just gonna have to whittle their thumbs down then because we're more important, damnit! lol
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
Agreed. There are things that I like about each of the three phones, but the no memory upgrade and no exchangeable batteries are show stoppers for me. I am thinking about the Rezound, but then I look at the Thunderbolt and how it is running with this ROM and I am questioning if it is really worth the money to upgrade. I will say, however, that new screen is really pulling me in :D

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And with that, I give my first 'thanks' of the day!!!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] justinglock40:
Can the splash screens from the EVO forum of this rom compatible with the Thunderbolt?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] flocker92:
I still am using Swype on 114. No problems ever with this Rom and Swype
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
Unless something has changed in the new version, I don't believe that Swype has the arrows as part of the standard keyboard. Don't you have to use a gesture to bring them up? I like having the arrows right there with the regular keyboard. Just a personal preference thing I guess.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
lol, thanks! And I'm feeling pretty good with my bolt over all. Now I'm curious about that screen though. Is it the size of it? Is it Super AMOLED or something?

I think they can be MADE to be compatible but, I've never done it myself. I've never even cracked one open before to compare the files.

I too have a Swype keyboard and, I like it for what it is but, A: If you were raised on HTC_IME as I was, it's hard to settle for something different. It just feels right.

B:Swype has no arrows. And if you suggest SwiftkeyX, see A! lol Swiftkey is great but not HTC in the end.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] M@|ice:
with 114 now that we have the speedtweak.sh thing, is anyone using it to adjust their cpu? if so what are your settings? i keep getting reboots like crazy, i know its me but wanna try to find a sweet spot to set it.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Droid_ALM2ND:
Talking about the Rezound? It's a 4.3 inch 720p (1280x720) SLCD. Closes thing you'll get to a retina display for the size
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
Sorry I can't help bro. My sweet spot ( and it really has been perfect) has been they way it was set when flashed in. :)

And with that, I'm off to bed. Later gentlemen!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
No...it is the resolution. It is a 720x1280 Full HD display that is supposed to have a better ppi rating than the iPhone retina display...I have watched/read some reviews on it and the clarity is supposed to be amazing :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
Thanks man. It sounds nice but, doesn't sound like anything groundbreaking enough to drool over though. Hmm...

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OOOHHHHH! Well THAT changes things! lol I'm now drooling! :eek:

But, by the way, full HD would be 1920 x 1080.

And, I was drooling because you had the resolution backwards! All I saw at first was 1280! ;)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
That combined with at 1.5 GHz Dual-Core CPU and an f2.2 8 Mega-pixel camera and I am questioning upgrading
[Thunderbolt Android Development] racinwarrior:
use speedtweak to chose a mode to run in. like option 1,2,3 or 4

then choose option 13 and use setcpu to adjust your clock speed

my setup is 1.9X option 4 and i run 1.7 using set cpu
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
Yes, my mistake with the "full" HD :p
[Thunderbolt Android Development] racinwarrior:
i am waiting for the first line of quad core phones due out Q1 next year
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PrsnlCrcl:
I keep telling myself "I'll just wait" but then there is always something else coming out "next". I know I will be getting the ASUS Transformer 2 "Prime" when it is released in December as it will be "quad" core.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] M@|ice:
dear god i think i found it, stable during stress test, and just hit a 2900+ quadrant first run. i think what it was is i use "system tunder pro" and i went into the speedtweak.sh and i ran the #13 script to remove the min/max gov settings in the script and let STP handle it and it seems fine now. using the settings in my sig. wonder which gov id like better though the lagfree vs the smartassV2....whos using smartassv2? what you think of it? pros/cons?

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i want a phone with 12 processors, what you sissys want with a quad....bleh.