yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] otakonxxx:
Isn't this already an option in clockwork recovery?
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] lufc:
Yes it is so i have been told, Must say after running it for a week it did not show any improvement for me so got rid of it, Might work for others, I will do it through clockwork next time and see how that goes :)
[EVO Shift 4G General] lycancowboy1989:
Ok so I just bought the evo shift from sprint and its been working great. I have over 500 songs and lots of pictures et cetera and I've been playing them all the time. This morning however I tried to play some music and it says music not found. Same thing with pics and vids. Apps saved on the card are fine. If I use astro and select a pic or mp3 it will open and play. Just not from any music players or photo viewers. Any ideas?

Edit: also a new development. I forgot to mention that I have clockwork mod recovery installed. And it won't let me turn my phone off. I power off and it automatically boots to recovery. Quite irritating.
[EVO Shift 4G General] lycancowboy1989:
Also I should probably mention that I am running my shift stock. No custom roms. Only thing I've done is root it using amoamares gui root method and the only root app I have is cache cleaner ng.
[EVO Shift 4G General] riggsandroid:
1. Not sure about your music.

2. That is a known issue with the recovery.
[EVO Shift 4G General] lycancowboy1989:
Ah I see I well I guess ill try getting rid of the recovery and go from there.
[EVO Shift 4G General] BrandoKC:
You might try copying them to your computer, making a new music folder on the sd card and moving them back.

Try moving your pics to the download folder and see if they show up.

What device are you coming from?
[EVO Shift 4G General] jesusice:
You don't have .nomedia files in those folders do you? Just throwing out possibilities.

^ Shift Faced
[EVO Shift 4G General] lycancowboy1989:
After a little file snooping I discovered a .nomedia file on the root of my SD card ;p problem solved lol . Thanks for the help. Also in regards to my other problem - the forced recovery menu - anybody know if there is another safe recovery I can use?
[EVO Shift 4G General] jesusice:
Unnhhhhh! In your face Riggs and Brando! ;)

^ Shift Faced
[EVO Shift 4G General] BrandoKC:
Even a broken clock is right twice a day! :D
[Windows Mobile Software Development] BarrettBear:
I'm coming away from WM 6.5 for a moment and have a few questions about 6.1 (DamnSmallTopix)

I know I can get kinetic scrolling through the use of FTouchSL, which is fine with me. But I want to try and have as many of the advantages of 6.5, with the smoother experience of 6.1. As well as its lower CPU cost, memory overhead, etc.

• FTouchSL doesn't appear to allow a 'page swipe' as there is in WM 6.5. I mean being able to swipe across a blank part of whatever page you're in, and proceed to the next, or previous one.

• Larger buttons. Something about WM 6.5 that I love is its larger button interface. Is there any way, through software, or cabs I can cook in, or anything else, that I can enlarge or replace the buttons in the standard WM 6.1 interface.

Those were really my only two questions for the moment. I hope someone can help! It would be -great- to have the speed and free memory that WM 6.1 provides, with the intuitive nature and finger-friendliness of WM 6.5.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] BarrettBear:
123 views and not even a suggestion? Anyone? Or is this just an unconquerable problem?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Farmer Ted:
You should just use 6.5, but strip out the features form 6.5 that use a lot of resources. Mainly, replace the start menu. You get much faster boot times and lower gwes usaged (by 8-10 MB of RAM). If you disable the 6.5 lockscreen, you'll save another 5 MB of RAM. Get rid of manila and CHome, and just use the Today screen, and you'll save more on resources. Use the default MS dialer and you save another 10 MB of RAM. You can have a very 6.1-like rom with the advantages of 6.5 (better scrolling; better kernel and memory management) pretty easily.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] BarrettBear:
I'm perfectly happy to do that. I have a preferred WM 6.5.3 version which I use (23529 - Due to its large buttons) and have cooked person ROM's in the past.

I've searched before, however, on what the individual packages are in a 23529 WM6.5 build, and found little to no answers. I would be unsure what packages to disable to remove the 6.5 Start Menu. The lockscreen I've already disabled and replaced with S2U2 [OR] PocketShield. I've also removed Manila from my ROM, however I'm unsure how to remove CHome. Is CHome the up-down scrolling home screen?

That's all good for reducing the RAM footprint and ROM MB size, but what about the Kernal? How will removing these packages help it? Or are there other modifications to make, besides simply removing the packages and cooking up a new ROM.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Farmer Ted:
There are cabs for removing the start menu, but basically all you do is this: over-write these cpr's with empty files. These are the VGA files; make empty files for whatever resolution you have.

StartMenu_Global_480x640.cpr

StartMenu_Global_640x480.cpr

StartMenu_GridScene_480x640.cpr

StartMenu_GridScene_640x480.cpr

StartMenuCust_480x640.cpr

StartMenuCust_640x480.cpr

Also, delete all the start menu icon files in Base_DPI_192 (or whatever resolution you use). And delete all the "icon" .reg keys for the start menu (in [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\security\shell\startinfo\Start]). You need a replacement for the start menu, otherwise the device freezes for a while when you hit the start button. I use XTask as my start menu, but it's kind of slow. Quick Menu should be fine as well.

It makes a huge difference. My re-boot times are 30-40 seconds faster, and I use much less RAM. Gwes usage is more like a 6.1 rom.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Farmer Ted:
Just copy the files to a new package in your EXT's that runs after the sys package they come from (it's easier this way if you change builds). Then open each file with notepad and delete everything in each file and save them. That's all you need to do. Rooting out registry keys takes a little more work, and isn't all that necessary, but I prefer getting out as much junk as I can. I don't know if os kitchen has an exclude list (os builder does), but I put all the icon files form the sys directory on the exclude list so they don't end up in the build. It saves work on going into each new build and deleting things.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] BarrettBear:
Okie. I cleared out the StartMenu_* files and just left empty placeholders in their place, (Same name & extension). Testing it out, and I've found that the start button on the bottom bar doesn't load up the start menu! Yay!

Now I'm stuck, because I can't run a file explorer, to install my replacement start menu and button catcher x_x Gah! Why is this stuff so long.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Farmer Ted:
You need something already installed for the start menu; there are a bunch of options out there, just make a package with the proper registry keys and startup shortcut so the start button will launch the alternate menu.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] BarrettBear:
Thanks for all the help guys. But I've gone back to a barebones 6.1 ROM. 6.5 is good, but everything costs, and all that lovely goodness comes (unfortunately) with much increased requirements.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FATEOWNZYOU:
iv seen it a couple places of people overclocking at 1.48 on the vibrant and have searched and can't find anything.. I am the bible holder and was going to add.. but nothing there.. is this a self made and non-published kernel?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shreddintyres:
if im not mistaken its a non published alpha kernel.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jRi0T68:
It's an edt alpha kernel, and both the 1.44 and 1.48 version are awesome. Once they're ready for public release, it'll be the new hottest thing. I'm getting 2500+ on quadrant, if you care about that sort of thing.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dan_Brutal:
Those kernels are not available to the public.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] |Melvin|:
Im waiting for them lol...EDT are working to get that working well
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dan_Brutal:
Work well for me. The most stable oc I have ever used. Also better battery life then a 1.2 kernel.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] |Melvin|:
Hmmmm that sounds good dan...im crazy to install that beast on my vibrant...dan i got to talk to you ..nothing serious ..lol
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kawika:
I have not flashed Bullet 1.48Ghz(yet) but i'm currently running Bullet 1.44Ghz and its running pretty stable for me. No FC or reboots to speak of, of course my phone has always played well with OCing. My avg batt life has been around 10hrs:D Quadrant around 2300, of course thats on Bionix1.3.1 im gonna run it in on Malice for a few days and see what i get, that ROM has been the kindest to me in regards to batt life when OCed.

Good luck to all! If you get a chance i'd check it out, as stated its not a "public release" so if you want it ur gonna have to do a little more searching as of now its not released on XDA. Its a private release from [EinherjarDevelopmentTeam]
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abu-7abash:
Give it a shot on Heathen's JPJPM ROM. Im having around 12-14 hours running this while OCing to 1.3, all that disregarding the 2400 quadrant score Im getting.

This is all on Overstock 2.2.1 btw.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TecknoFreak:
Yes they are public if you look at the EDT main page. lol
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dan_Brutal:
They are now. This thread was made before we made the kernel public. However, they are not to be posted on xda without the teams permission.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TecknoFreak:
Yes Dan, same reason I mentioned to get it from their homesite. lol

When it comes to overclocking to 1.48ghz I will not recommend it as I have tried it with so many settings on the Temp from 47 degrees to 51 and is not stable at all.

I rather recommend 1.42ghz that is very stable and working great.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djluis48:
I would like to try those kernels....where i can find them??
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dan_Brutal:
Register at edtdev.com.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] }{Alienz}{:
Battery Left Widget:

Full Battery Life: 22:41

Screen on time: 3 hours, 19 minutes

I'm using Bullet @ 1.42Ghz.

Yes, it's that good.

Note: I also have a Vibrant 4G 1650mah battery (same size as ours but 10% more juice)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dale5671:
Ok I am registered at EDT, been all over their site, still cannot find them. A little more help please than just saying to register. Thanks.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abu-7abash:
Click on forum>look for kernel development > bullet.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dale5671:
And again....that's the same thing that's been there for a while now. Where can we find the NEW ones referenced in the start of this thread??? 1.48 and 1.44???
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abu-7abash:
The new ones are said not be stable or at least not as stable as 1.42 has been.

And they are in the donators section...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dale5671:
Ok just donated. Glad to as I love EDT roms. Seeing new things on the site that were not there before so know the donation worked. Still not seeing where these are located. And yes, went to all the places previously mentioned and even logged out and back in again. Anybody?? It should not be that difficult to find or get a straight answer.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dan_Brutal:
http://edtdev.com/forum/topic/86-kernelbullet-1420ghz-4202011/

Its the first thread under kernel development.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abu-7abash:
He's asking for the 1.48 ghz one,dan.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dale5671:
Yeah, that's 1.42. Already running that. Been on it. And it's been on there for a while. Non-donate and donate sections show that. Was asked about 1.44 and 1.48. Supposed to be secretly hidden somewhere and now they are not. Well seems they still are. Anybody else?
[Windows Phone 7 General] loomx:
Just noticed an interesting **** up with Super Monkey Ball...

If you use voice activation to open it, it says opening Super Monkey Ball 2.

Wonder if thats coming soon?
[Windows Phone 7 General] prjkthack:
The Super Monkey Ball game on WP7 is actually a port of Super Monkey Ball 2. So the game is actually just Super Monkey Ball 2, but I guess the dev's were a bit lazy to change the name everywhere.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Thank you very much everyone for all your support. This iteration of the listings is now dead as I'm moving onto Version 2 which will continue the evolution of the listings. I hope you all continue to help give ideas, suggestions, and what not to the new version much like you have with this one.

The new version is here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1081930

See you all there.

Mods.... you can close this now.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bmcclure937:
Nice compilation. The only reason I am not complaining about a "repost" is because you provide much more detail than the current sticky ;)

I think this is useful. It would also be nice to include MD5 sum of the files for those who wish to verify before flashing. This may require a lot of effort to maintain though.

*EDIT* and at this point all of the ROMs are based off of sense, but once the RIL issues are sorted out and AOSP ROMs start dropping then it would also be nice to have a line for each ROM stating if it is Sense-based or AOSP-based. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mb02:
I did not see any other post that listed all of the current roms/kernels here. Either way, thanks for taking the time to put this together. I'm sure all the newbs will appreciate it greatly :-)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Certainly once AOSP ROMs rather if they are Froyo, Gingerbread, Ice Cream, Honeycomb, Chocolate Cake, Sherbet, Fudgecicle, Peanut Brittle, Oreo Blizzard, Sundae, or heaven forbid... Apple Pie... then I will update the listing to reflect that.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bernjc3:
Great post OP! The only thing I have to add is Virus ROM 3-1 version (nonsense). I believe it's the same as 3 but with all sense elements removed.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Actually its already in the listing under VirusROM as "Senseless Version." :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BurnOne77:
good job

it's so hard to keep up when your green :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] shelooga:
this post is so me.. you have a spelling error. under the ASOP flavor list

edit: hahaha i f-ed up too. aosp
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Thanks for catching that. No idea how the heck I got that wrong lol.

"Flavorned." How did I make that mistake?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bernjc3:
I just saw that reading through it again. Great work!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] orion421:
Awesome thank you. Should be made a sticky!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rajuabju:
Excellent post, I hope its made sticky, and I hope you keep it updated on a regular basis.

And XDA-Developers > All other mobile phone forums. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] klisp:
Great thread...+1 for sticky
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Thank you very much everyone for your kind words. I certainly plan on keep this updated as well. I might not update it right away whenever a new ROM/kernel comes out but it will be done. As far as this thread getting a sticky I'll leave that up to the mods/admins here if they want to do that or not. I'd love for it to happen but in the end (sadly) its not my call.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jlevy73:
PM Captainkrtek he's one of the senior mods @ XDA and request this be stickied. He's a good guy can't imagine he wouldn't grant the request.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Forgetfull:
Bookmarked this link for now. I hope you can keep it up for as long as possible.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Ratzinc:
Great thread thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] andrew8806:
Some links don't work on purpose in OP. I've stickied it for now but OP please see your PM and respond. Thanks.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Imoseyon:
Would love it if the spelling is fixed for my kernel. :) Thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gokudre:
great work.. 1 ? though.. what about ziggys kernals??
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Fixed. For future reference everyone can you please be more specific on things that need to be fixed/added/etc. Vague references like that only makes me spend time trying to figure out exactly what is being refereed to.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] andrew8806:
Ziggy doesn't maintain development on XDA and also does not comply with GPL, releasing his source code with his releases.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Imoseyon:
Thanks! Sorry for being vague. :(
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Philosophre:
I am a picture guy. The name of each ROM is nice, but a picture or two would be nicer.

Good work OP.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Paulb787:
why was ziggys kernel removed from this post and others
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mattmartin77:
because of this:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sublimaze:
thanks for putting this list together. the perfect storm was updated to v1.3 today
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Thank you. I've been away for the past few days so I'm just catching up on things. I'll update the list in a little bit.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
A huge favor to ask. If any ROM developer/team wants a custom description for their ROM/kernel in this listing please let me know so I can update accordingly. I updated a few ROMs with a brief description on them to give an example. Plus if anyone has suggestions on how I can separate ROMs better by if they are Sense, Senseless, Froyo, Gingerbread, AOSP, etc please let me know.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] zero neck:
Thanks this is great
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Chris Hansen:
For Imoseyon's kernel, you may want to add that he has the 1.92GHz kernel as well, for those who may want more speed.

Thrown by Zeus himself
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Thank you very much for the info. I just updated the description to reflect this.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] kyrumo71:
Does anybody have the stock flashable kernel? I accidentally deleted it
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KidJoe:
what about adding this one to the list?....

[ROM][3.19.2011]Basic Debloat

by adrynalyne

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1000103
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
I'll throw that in there tonight with other updates/improvements/fixes I plan on doing. Thanks for catching that one for me.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Alright I got tied up with stuff tonight so the changes I planned on doing to the listing is being postponed until at least Thursday afternoon.

Here's the past week's changelog.

4/6/11 - Added Adrynalyne's 2.6.32.21 4.0 Kernels. Updated VirusROM AirbourneTB to RC1B3. Added richardtrip's kernel. Updated info on Lightning ROM and Lightning Lite ROM. Added Twisted Sense to the ROM listing.

4/7/11 - Added utkanos Kernels to the kernel listing. Fixed link to Adrynalyne's 2.6.32.21 4.0 Kernels. Updated Adrynalyne's 2.6.32.21 Kernal version to 4.1. Das BAMF to version 1.4

4/8/11 - Updated Lightning to 3.1 and Lightning Light to 2.1. Updated de-sensed Das BAMF to 1.4 Added link to Das BAMF 1.4 Remix. Added boLTEd to the listing.

4/9/11 - Changed links to XDA threads per rules of XDA. Added Lotus to the ROM listing. Updated Adrynalyne's Kernel to 4.3 and dropped the listing for Adrynalyne's 2.0 Kernel. Fixed some spelling errors. Added "Beta 3" to ProTekk's Battery Saver kernel.

4/12/11 - Updated The Perfect Storm to 1.3. Updated Twisted Sense to 1.3. Added an updated date/time to topic title. Removed "Official" from topic title to make room for date/time. Started work on adding descriptions and better separation of ROMs in the listing. Added note asking devs to help with descriptions for ROMs and kernels. Added Plain Jane and BoltOfPhotons to the ROM listing. Updated Lightning ROM with info about 3.2B. Updated leanKernel's info. Added Cyanogen and "coming soon" to Gingerbread AOSP. Updated Tesla Coil to 1.5.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] luniz7:
This should be added to rootzwiki
[Thunderbolt Android Development] drod2169:
boLTEd is also made by bgill55 and myself as well as b16 :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] minazaki:
Thanks for this great thread!

Just a heads up, as of yesterday, adrynalyne's kernel current version is 4.4.2 (OP says current is 4.4.1).
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Thank you everyone for keeping info posted in here so I can keep things updated. I'm looking towards finally getting my planned updates (ie: ROM descriptions, better separation of ROMs, etc) done this weekend barring any emergencies. Again if any ROM/kernel developer has any input on what they want in their description please post it. Trust me I really will appreciate it as I want to make sure each ROM listed is clearly defined as towards what its benefits are and what not.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] luniz7:
Are you gonna put this on rootzwiki? If not I will do it today.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] r1tony:
thanks for this!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Magicadder:
Thx

Thx bud, this is exactly what we needed.... something to sort out all the roms that have been developed for this wonderful device. It started to get confusing there for a sec from all the new roms popin up all of a sudden.

How about a poll for use and popularity?

Once again... Thx a bunch... great work!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Sorry but I'm wanting to keep this for ROM/kernel listings.

Also yes I am back finally. Been busy the past few days up to the point where I ended up a bit under the weather today. Thankfully I'm feeling somewhat better so I did manage to get a few updates done a bit ago.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] psychomaniac189:
Could you sort them by sensed and desensed?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] denpad2010:
hello nice post buddy.....ok i just rooted my tbolt,is in stock rom the only thing i did was root,ok in this point,what should i do or which rom or kernel would you recommend,i want remove all the verizon stuff,and a better battery life and of course a nice and beutiful rom,or cn i just try one by one and decided which one i like or isthere any caution i should have,please guide me trogh this id appreciate thanks in advance....sorry englsih not my first language lol
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Imoseyon:
Demoman,

Tesla coil has had two devs officially since 1.5. Myself and kejar. Thanks.

sent from my phone running leanKernel + Tesla coil
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
Thank you very much for posting that info. Always appreciated. :D

Also like I have at the start of the listing if you (and other ROM devs) can help with providing an description of your ROM(s) I would REALLY be appreciative of that. While I could do them myself this is one thing I'd rather have you folks come up with to be honest since you know better how to describe your ROM(s).
[Thunderbolt Android Development] seang:
would there be an issue adding the radios thread? would be nice to have one stop shopping.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1045081
[Thunderbolt Android Development] htowngator:
What kernel would you all recommend with any of the ROMs?

Drodspeed I saw had good battery life, but I'm trying Adryn's 4.4.2 for now.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] TheLoonyRebel:
For right now I'm going to put a link to that thread in the listings. Eventually I'll work it into the listings itself.

Also I have removed Fryetech from the ROM listings until further notice.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] psychomaniac189:
ziggy's

also can you sort or lable each more easily if they are desensed or sensed roms?