yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
Updated the FAQ with two notes to help explain the difference between Plain/Peanut (they're the top two Q/As). Will start adding the addons tomorrow. For now, flash the ROM and your favorite kernel, then setup to your heart's content. Starting tomorrow the flashaholics should be happy :) (and no, you won't be losing any data between flashes, they're just patches)

I just wanted to add clarification. I respect RMK, but I was also a bit disappointed in Virtuous. I tried to talk to him in private and requested permission to make some changes to Virtuous (such as updating his outdated Sense apps), but he seems to have moved on to the G2.

So, I'm disappointed with how Virtuous has come out, but respect RMK as a developer. I wish that I had his talent.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] wildstang83:
Although I may not flash this I do appreciate the work you've put into it. I do think this is awesome. And again thanks guys for the rundown on the difference between the two. Now I know a little bit more about the odex and deodexed stuff. Thanks.

[DINC]|[CM7]|[SLAYHER#27]
[Droid Incredible Android Development] donnyp1:
Well, im runnin it with ziggys bfs no havs, and its great! Zero issues, may just stay here until gb sense hits. I do wonder, if there is an ota, how woukd that affect this rom?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] donnyp1:
Where did you get the evo camera?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
I didn't edit the build.prop, do it may prompt you for an update, but not actually allow you to update. If there is an update, I'll make the same changes to that ROM that I make to this one.

I'll add links later today, but for now, I've attached the camera.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] josh0426:
Does anyone use statusbar pull down toggles? if so what do you use?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] paintguy:
Status Bar Settings 1.2 from the market. Works very well.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] donnyp1:
Thanks fer clock, how do you install? Failed thru rm
[Droid Incredible Android Development] josh0426:
I found this one, it feels a little more integrated into the OS. Its from Virtuous Rom. Here is a screenshot of pulldown.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] BerkleyJ:
Are you going to repack some of the old mods to work with clockwork 3? All the mods I found for sense (eg. Smooth sense, 3in1 reboot, hide status icons) aren't updated to work with clockwork 3.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] donnyp1:
Thant would be awesome, as I know nothing of how to do that!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] syde1020:
does this rom had the power off options menu like most others (the reboot into recovery option) ????
[Droid Incredible Android Development] donnyp1:
No, but I use quick boot from the market, works just fine and its free
[Droid Incredible Android Development] syde1020:
very cool. thx :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jesssiii:
What's the difference between this and the one under "BACK TO STOCK" that's deodexed?

Sorry for the ignorance, and thank you so much for these!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] donnyp1:
You can run mods and change kernels on this one i believe.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] BerkleyJ:
I don't think the "get back to stock" one is deoodexed nor does it have all the bloatware removed. It is to completely revert your phone to factory conditions (unrooted, S-on).

This is a deodexed stock sense froyo rom that is completely unmodified with the exception of removing the bloatware.

jaykresge, can you repack some of the old common froyo sense mods to work with clockwork 3? Like the reboot menu and smooth sense icons?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] inspeckta_dek:
How do I get the 3 in 1 reboot menu?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] donnyp1:
Download quickboot from market, its free
[Droid Incredible Android Development] inspeckta_dek:
Vir_pm zip has it. Just flashed it.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] inspeckta_dek:
Now I just need a right internet rosie...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] SmiLey497:
Here is the Rom with a couple of mods!

Switched rosie with browser on the right

Smooth sense with white numbers

Virtuous pulldown power menu

3 in 1 reboot

HTC flip clock

Lou #4 kernel

:)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] BerkleyJ:
Here's the Virtuous Pulldown mod I converted with amend2edify to work with clockwork 3 (Thanks nubecoder)

100%

UN

GUARANTEED although it seems to work.

This includes:

-smooth sense icons

-6 bar signal

-4-in-1 reboot menu

-hide location icon

-notification toggle widgets

VIR_PM_Stock.zip

Thank klittle81
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tjamscad:
i am unsing the armond 1.8 recovery and flash anything i want just fine
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
Hey guys, I have homework tonight and class tomorrow evening. I'm off Thursday, so should have time to read the thread, address concerns, post those overdue mods, and maybe even do some conversions for the requests that came up. For everyone that's contributed, it's greatly appreciated.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] josh0426:
Yes it does. I should have mentioned that.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] nfiniti9:
But thats flashing the old framework back, well parts of it. I haven't checked but I'd guess the files you flash have changed since the version vert3.2 used.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] inspeckta_dek:
Can u guide me on that rosie please?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] BerkleyJ:
I wouldn't doubt it, but it working for me right now. We'll have to wait for someone who actually knows what there doing to give us some proper mods.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
It's the same framework. There weren't many changes from the August OTA to November OTA. All I've noticed were changes to specific apps (and the inclusion of more bloatware), as well as a kernel change for battery charging. Virtuous 3.2 is based on the August OTA, but uses the November kernel. So any framework changes that affect Virtuous should have a similar affect on Peanut.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] neur0tk:
I am going to give this a run today :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sruel3216:
i just did also. very snappy. seems like the quickest rom i have tried. can you use custom rosies on here? is there a thread with a bunch of different rosies? link?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
That's all coming, just been busy at work. This is a hobby for me. My main thing right now is to go back and link/upload the customizations I'm using and/or familiar with, and then convert the scripts on those so that they work with CWM3.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sruel3216:
cool sounds good. just got an inc and came from the X. everything is a lil different but way more can be done with this phone. its overwhelming at first haha
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
Posts 2 and 3 have been updated with some modifications for Peanut. Use as you see fit. As of right now, the customizations likely will not work with Clockworkmod Recovery 3.x, but all of them except Smooth Sense can be re-baked into the ROM (see post #2). If you re-bake it and flash, you don't need to wipe anything (though cache/dalvik is highly recommended) so long as you don't remove/add any apps, or aren't using a custom kernel.

My next project is to update the addons to work with CWM 3.x while retaining compatibility with 2.x. Give me a few days, but no ETA as I've been horrible with meeting those.

Please let me know what you think. All feedback, even negative, is appreciated as it helps to make me a better developer.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
I changed the verbage in the first post as I'm getting some comparisons both public and private in relation to Nothing Special, the stock ROMs, and Virtuous. Here are some points I wanted to stress to clarify this:

The two most recent OTA (over the air) updates for the Incredible were pushed in August and November.

The August OTA was the first Froyo (Android 2.2) update.

The November OTA featured an updated kernel (fast charge), updated Sense apps (bug fixes), and added bloatware (VCast app store, among others). There were no framework changes that I can see, which is why modifications made for the August OTA still work.

In between these two, there was an October leak that was supposedly the same as the eventual November OTA. I haven't reviewed this leak as all of my ROMs are based off the SHIPPED November OTA.

Virtuous 3.2 uses the kernel from the October leak, but has the Sense apps from the August OTA, meaning that many of these apps are out of date and have minor issues. One such issue is the Musc app which will not continue to play when interrupted by another source, such as Google Navigation.

So as a comparison, Nothing Special is more up to date than Virtuous, but Virtuous has more user configuration options within the ROM.

Despite that, I want to make it clear that I have a great deal of respect for RMK, author of the Virtuous ROM, as I am nothing but a mere hack compared to him. If he decides to update Virtuous to the November OTA or the rumored Gingerbread update, I'd be extremely excited. RMK has contributed far more to our community than most.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] nfiniti9:
Do you have a modified services.jar with no gps and trans pull down? Its the last mod I need to finish a modpack i made. I just reinstalled have no vms setups dont have time today to make my own. Anyway, enjoying the rom, seems all the other roms got too hacked seem to have issues. I was about to go back to stock modified but you made this so very pleased it was pretty much what I wanted.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
Added steps for modifying the bootup animation/sound, see post #2. I'm currently running mine with the stock animation, but no sound.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sruel3216:
yes trans pull down would be great! thats all i need
[Droid Incredible Android Development] moviemogul:
I greatly appreciate this ROM. Thanks for your hard work.

I added a few things, and removed some unnecessary apk files. I love the fact that I'm also running the Desire Flip Clock.

I have a few questions though.

I have some wallpaper that I would really love to add to the stock wallpaper picker instead of going through the gallery, how can I place them in via Root Explorer?

Secondly, what would make this ROM perfect for me is if I could have the Gingerbread TV Tube sleep animation on this. Is this possible with a Rosie ROM? Or is it only able to be done on AOSP Roms like CM7?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
All of the stock wallpapers are located in /system/customize/resource/. You'd have to replace both the wallpaper and the thumbnail, and they'd have to have the same filename. They're tied to HTCSetup.apk I believe, so if you just delete a wallpaper, it leaves a hole in the wallpaper picker.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] hgoldner:
Ahhhh, you just hinted at an issue I have with the ringtones. I cut a bunch of ringtones out of my ROM and put some others in, and now the HTC ringtone picker is hinky. Do you think it's the same situation as with the wallpapers? (I deleted a handful of them, too, but only the one's without "miniatures.")
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
I don't know why it's doing this to you, unless there's a HTC Ringtone picker I'm not aware of. While I haven't deleted the HTC stock ringtones, I've added to it, and using the system ringtone picker has been just fine.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mr4r4n:
does this have the malware patch already in it?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mr4r4n:
why not do the ringtones and notifications on the memory card?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] hgoldner:
I put those ringtones I use regularly (I have a few assigned to specific people, kids, spouse, etc.) into my ROM now that I know how to do it. It leaves the \emmc and \sd card space open, and enables ringtone pickers to pick the ringtones without using outside apps to do it.

I'm starting to do the same thing with my preferred wallpapers, too.

Also, there are a handful of supplied ringtones and wallpapers that I will never use, so I strip those out, and ultimately it saves space within the ROM, the \emmc and the \sd.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
Yup. You don't have to do anything on your part.

Let's say that you put your ringtone(s) on your SD Card. Ok, you plug the phone into your PC and mount your SD card. What happens when the phone rings? It uses the default system ringtone because the phone can't access the SD card.

There are other cases that cause the phone to use the system ringtones rather than what's on your SD card. These annoyed me enough to start moving my custom ringtones to the /system folder. However, it's your option. You don't have to do this. The ROM, like any other ROM, simply allows you to do so.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Mrhorology:
This is the rom that I would be able to remove apps I didn't want, right??

If I used the plain "Nothing special" rom, I wouldn't be able to right?

Thanks for any help.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] solarpolitiks:
So this should activate on a Verizon line with the exact instruction they give right? I am trading this to someone on craigslist and they will be activating on the spot and I do not want any hiccups haha
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
You can remove apps on both Plain and Peanut, but Peanut allows for more customization.

Go to the links at the bottom of the first post and look for stock ROMs. Follow the directions for restore to stock.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] solarpolitiks:
It activates fine but the buyer just texted me saying that they are getting force closes not allowing them to sync with google
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
Does your buyer understand root and custom ROMs? I never recommend selling a phone rooted and already loaded with a custom ROM, even if it is close to stock. Always give them a stock phone so that they don't have to figure things out.

If they don't understand root, go back to the first post, look at the links at the bottom, and find the "revert to stock" section. Guide your buyer through that process and they'll have a factory phone.

If they do understand root, have them reboot into recovery and do the following;

-wipe data

-wipe cache

-advanced, wipe dalvik

-fix permissions

-reboot

They'll then have a clean custom ROM install with no more force closes.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] solarpolitiks:
I wanted to sell stock but the buyer insiated to keep root after they read online about free tethering and the such. I will try to get them to wipe everything again. Thanks for the help
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tjamscad:
The downloadlinks are not working for me
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jesssiii:
Need a white circle battery that actually works. The one that seemed to work at first ended up stalling at 80%, even when it wad charged or more depleted.

I tried other sense Roms but all the modifications seemed to make them bloated, unattractive, unstable, or all of these. I've loved Cyanogenmod, but my WiFi signal never goes above "good" and often reads "poor". Now, with this, I'm usually "excellent", occasionally dropping to good. And I don't use or like Sense, but I've uninstalled rose, sense desktop, and all the other bloat I know of that's safe to remove, yet still be smooth & stable.

Also, love having all my ringtones & wallpaper internal so I don't need rings extended and can use a smaller SD card if I want.(although I still haven't gotten wallpapers to show up as HTC, I see I need thumbs first)

Thanks, jay!

DInc w/ Zeam Launcher

Chad's Incredikernel

CyanogenMod 7 Nightly
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rjs987:
I have two questions.

1)Is there a mod for a % in the battery meter?

2)Also Lou's #8 Kernal says No Multitouch Support. Does this mean pinch zoom does not work?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] k_nivesout:
Multitouch refers to 3+ touch points, meaning pinch to zoom works fine.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
1. See the first few posts. The Smooth Sense icon pack includes a built-in battery percentage. It's the one that I prefer.

2. Lou needs to work on his PR skills :) He should change is to "standard multitouch" and "enhanced multitouch." His kernels with "no multitouch" support inf act support 2 points of touch, just like any default ROM. His "multitouch" kernels support 5-10 points of contact.

I've only found this to be useful with emulators, which to me isn't a big deal.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] josh0426:
Looking for a clear Rosie mod,anyone have any ideas?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] josh0426:
I have a mod here to share that moves phone to the left and apps to the middle of the launcher if anyone is interested.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] flipzkid:
What if I wanted to keep the HTC Car Panel? Can I just add that apk onto this nothing special?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rberry88:
This is pretty cool, thanks for sharing.

side note: do you know how to re-map the right + button to launch an application instead of the add to home menu?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
Just wanted to take this time to update the users of this ROM that I'm changing my plans a little bit with "Nothing Special." The next update, which would have been called version 1.4 (yea, I had a small update planned) will be renamed to Liberation. The intent of Liberation is to remove carrier limitations from carrier branded handsets. Note the the plural form of handset. It's not going to be Incredible exclusive. There will be two concurrent versions of Liberation per handset; Liberation and Liberation Enhanced. I am considering a third version exclusive to the version of the handset that I use, but we'll see on that.

Liberation will essentially be the same as Nothing Special (Plain). It's a carrier liberated stock ROM that is not deodexed, so it gives the user the maximum potential space.

Liberation Enhanced will be the deodexed version. With this "relaunch" there will be more comprehensive instructions and tutorials on how to fully customize the ROM to your liking.

The purpose of Liberation, as I mentioned, is to maintain the speed and stability of your stock handset, but without the carrier limitations. Liberation will be maintained at XDA, with the more comprehensive tutorials hosted on my website so as not to cloud up the thread with posts.

Also, I've got a deal in place where I will be getting a Droid Incredible 2 for $30 while maintaining my current contract and upgrade date (essentially, a cheap annual upgrade). I will not be abandoning support for the Incredible.

You're not the only person to ask me this. I realize that I erred when I made this change. It's a change that anyone can make to their ROM, and I violated my intent of ONLY removing the carrier bloatware. Because of this, it's going back in with the next update (named Liberation).

The plan is to remove carrier branding, keep all of HTC's apps intact, and keep essential Google apps intact (removing things like Facebook and Youtube because they are market downloadable, they take up space, and not everyone uses them).

Since I'm making some minor tweaks to Liberation in relation to Nothing Special, I'll PM you a link to a preview version once I have it uploaded. I'll be sending this out to all of my other prior testers as well, with the intent of having the final version live a week or two after. I'm trying to avoid the mistakes that I made with Nothing Special.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] roborob1969:
Can't wait for Liberation to come out! Im digging your ROMs! :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dmbtimmyb21:
Love this ROM. One of the few that I have flashed and subsequently had a cool Dinc (temp wise) afterwards. Solid. Bloat Removed. Customization enabled. Thanks so much to the dev!!

@dmbtimmyb21
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dragonsamus:
I'm trying to load this ROM after making customizations but I'm having trouble. Is this not compatible with CWM 3.0??? Help!!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
The ROM itself is compatible with CWM 3.0. However, you should flash the ROM, then reboot and ensure that the ROM has loaded. After that, reboot to recovery, flash a mod, then reboot. Do not flash multiple mods in recovery without a reboot, because some mods (such as Smooth Sense Icons) will throw you into a boot loop if not flashed individually.

As far as the mods go, they are provided by multiple different authors. Some are CWM 3.0 compatible, and some are not.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dragonsamus:
Thanks! You just solved my problems. I was flashing smooth sense icons after flashing the rom without rebooting first.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
That one mod is the one that gave me the most trouble. I still to this day cannot figure out how to integrate it into the ROM without issues like that. As I've said before, I am a mere hack compared to people like RMK, IFTP, and others here.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] compmomnc:
I am a new owner of this tablet and have gotten as far as I could on my own. I have read several threads about how to mount the ext sd card, but I have not seen any directly referring to the card not being visible from the start.

I have cwm, titanianbackup, vegan5.1.1 incl supl installed and have even found how to tether my tabler to my captivate.

I have tried 4 different microsd cards(all new)Transcend 16gb, Patriot 16gb, Kingston 8gb and Sandisk 8 gb and none of them show up under settings after several reboots each. What am I doing wrong? I have not even got to the point of getting any option to mount the ext card yet, I am just seeing the internal sd when in settings.

I know I am just overlooking something that is obvious to veterans, so if someone can share a possible solution or suggestion I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks

Tina
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joekak:
The different cards I have won't work once I go up to the class 8 cards... otherwise, they need to be FAT32
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] butchconner:
compmomnc,

The disk structure and USB stuff on the G-Tablet leaves a lot to be deserved -- although I believe it probably is the same with a lot of other Android stuff too.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1010943

The above should give you some file system basics. You can always go into your

file manager (I use Root Explorer) and check to find /sdcard, /sdcard2 and /usbdisk.

Then select them and see what's on that device.

I have several miniSDHC cards from 4- to 16-gigs and have not had trouble with any

of them.

You could have a read problem, but make sure they are not showing up as above and

are not there.

Rev
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Metal_in_Silk:
I had the same problem, thought it was a format problem, formatted twice to fat32, still no joy.

Finally rebooted with the sd card in place and the tab recognized it.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] compmomnc:
Rev interesting reading and suggestions, but alas no help for my problem.

Metal I tried reformatting all 4 microsd cards multiple times followed by a reboot and they still do not show.

Well my solution for right now is to use multi mount and will continue to explore for a more permanent solution. I can see the ext sd now, but if I transfer anything to it(like mp3's) winamp or poweramp do not see the additional files whether it is mounted or not. So for right now my music is on internal sd and I will have to watch the space for movie files. I am traveling later this week and aside for this little hiccup, the tablet is working fine. I should also add using Esfilexplorer, I can see the sd2 with any files on it and play each mp3 individually. I will continue to search and see what other suggestions other tablet owners might suggest for this issue.

Thanks for the help.

Tina