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[Nook Color Themes and Apps] 12paq:
The themer of the Bionic series has incorporated HC tablet icons into his themes. I use the Blue Bionic theme and it has nice HC icons for the Nook tablet tweeks. Its gonna hold me over until these on this thread get stable again.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] Zenoran:
I can't seem to get any version of the honeybread full themes to work with a good notification bar. :( flashing system and themes don't work well. Need an all in one flash system update. Anyone have all the tweeks working pretty?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] helloelan:
Can we get an updated version? Encore is now stable at 7.0.3. :)
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] EAK128:
+1 yes please
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] eyespunker:
Here is a Metamorph that I threw together for this that works well.. http://bit.ly/mkXpZV

As always make a backup. This has been working for all nightlies of cm7.

1. download file above 2. install metamorph from the market 3. read http://bit.ly/4roEsF

4. If you want a font select that first and then select the system ui. file.

5. once done and you see force closes reboot tablet. 6. enjoy and Please Press thanks.

any problems just message me and I will try to help.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] newellj79:
Can we get a screen shot?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] s22lane:
I cannot seem to get this to work with the 7.0.3 stable update. Am I doing something wrong?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] eyespunker:
Sorry just woke up.. create a folder on your sd card in the root dir called AndroidThemes and put this folder in there or unzip this into that folder. Open up Metamorph select that folder or zip. After that find and select the thm file. Then select the SystemUI . This is the same softkey icons that this thread is based off of. So the screen shots are the same as in the op. As for the fonts I don't have screen shots but if I get time tonight after work I will post some. Manups fonts you can see on his website the others you can google for the time being. I couldn't get the nightly 76 to boot but I have tested it on the others. I am currently running 75 with it working fine and it worked on the previous.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] eyespunker:
Ok finally took the time to update to nook nightly #80 and used the Metamorph on that for the system UI and it worked with no problems. Looks great with the Honeycomb theme. Bawb3 did a great job on the buttons.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] dexx0008:
as posted earlier, this would be great if we could please get a screen shot or two posted.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] dabiddabird:
This is for the HC icons. The screen shot on the first page shows how they look.

As for me I am on cm 7.0.3 and can confirm that it worked for me using metamorph.

They look awesome, and let you use whatever theme you want and still use HC icons!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] mkm1126:
Can someone post a mirror? I can't get this to download from mega. Thanks!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] eyespunker:
More links http://www.multiupload.com/7N09RM50ZU
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] mkm1126:
Awesome! Thanks!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] maxwintrobe:
thanks works on cm7 nightly 86, status bar force close right after install softket HC icons, hard reboot then everything fine, looks great
[Desire HD Android Development] Shinzul:
Kernel Manager released! Lite (free): http://tinyw.in/0i8, Pro (cost): Available in the Market...ENJOY!

Hey everyone! I wanted to introduce a new app with a very simple but ambitious goal: create a place where all kernel developers can submit kernels easily and reach a much wider audience with ease.

The app currently does this:

1) Downloads a kernel from our fast and stable teamwin server

2) Unzips the relevant files (modules included)

3) Flashes the kernel

4) Installs the kernel modules

5) Clears cache/dalvik-cache

6) Reboots to apply the changes.

This entire process takes less than a minute, generally, (depending on download speeds of course :)), and it is extremely simple for end-users to find a kernel, filter by kernel features (BFS, CFS, HAVS, SBC, etc) download/install kernels, and submit ratings for their favorite kernels.

In order for this to be a success, we need support from kernel developers like YOU! Submitting a kernel to Kernel Manager is totally free and we even provide hosting for you! Right now I'm looking for kernel developers to submit kernels to start populating the app. Submitting kernels is easy!

If you use IRC, join us in freenode in #kernel-manager!

THE LINK IS FOR KERNEL DEVELOPERS SPECIFICALLY! Go to http://kernels.teamw.in and register for an account! Once it's approved, you can easily enter new kernels, which immediately show up in the app. The app will be released in the market, and there will be a free+ad supported version, and a for-cost version that removes the ads.

Right now, we have a specific list of supported phones, but plan to add every nand-unlocked phone as soon as possible. (There are a lot of variables to account for on multiple devices to make sure the process works :))

Please feel free to provide me with any feedback you have, or feature requests in order to make this a great tool for all of android to utilize!
[Desire HD Android Development] gekrem:
This is brilliant! I'm sure many flash addicts would love you for this! :)
[Desire HD Android Development] SAPPH1RE:
Very nice, this will make flashing kernel easier.. Can't wait to try..
[Desire HD Android Development] jasecs:
agreed kernels ftw
[Desire HD Android Development] mudknot2005:
Might want to make your way over to the inspire 4g forum, too. There are a few kernel devs there.

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[Desire HD Android Development] Boskoel03:
Where to download it? Great work....
[Desire HD Android Development] capychimp:
if all kernel devs go on this, it sure would be alot easier for users to find kernels instead of searching alot of threads
[Desire HD Android Development] Salv0:
Great idea!
[Desire HD Android Development] peste76:
Great Idea!

Edit: lol, you where faster my italian friend...
[Desire HD Android Development] moni69:
Great idea!
[Desire HD Android Development] leppie:
Why is that needed for kernel update?

Also, what formats are accepted? Eg boot.img or zImage, etc.
[Desire HD Android Development] brolee93:
great idea thanks
[Desire HD Android Development] istinet:
Great! Many thanks!
[Desire HD Android Development] festa20:
So is there any were to download this app then
[Desire HD Android Development] thatguysteve:
Ya, can't wait for this.
[Desire HD Android Development] superstick1:
Really a brilliant idea!
[Desire HD Android Development] mrjonnyrock:
this is a great idea. I used it to flash a new Kernel for CM7.

thx :D
[Desire HD Android Development] Shinzul:
I posted the official CyanogenMod kernel in Kernel Manager!

So if there aren't any kernel devs who have uploaded their kernels to KM yet, you can at least see the flashing process and if it's something you'd use .

Enjoy!
[Desire HD Android Development] ivolol:
Why not let developers control the updating and release of their kernels, like ROM Manager does?

I think their decentralised approach is better.

That way, the app can keep on working, no matter whether a single server happens to be up or not.
[Desire HD Android Development] Shinzul:
Kernel developers are in complete control of their own releases. But as far as the cyanogen mod kernels go come out where else are you going to get them in a flashable zip file?
[Desire HD Android Development] ivolol:
...in a new cyanogen rom/nightly build, like always..?
[Desire HD Android Development] Shinzul:
Sure, but you can't flash the CM kernel using recovery unless you want to flash the entire ROM. Now you can flash it in about 10 seconds...
[HTC Aria Android Development] Shinzul:
Kernel Manager released! Lite (free): http://tinyw.in/0i8, Pro (cost): Available in the Market...ENJOY!

Hey everyone! I wanted to introduce a new app with a very simple but ambitious goal: create a place where all kernel developers can submit kernels easily and reach a much wider audience with ease.

The app currently does this:

1) Downloads a kernel from our fast and stable teamwin server

2) Unzips the relevant files (modules included)

3) Flashes the kernel

4) Installs the kernel modules

5) Clears cache/dalvik-cache

6) Reboots to apply the changes.

This entire process takes less than a minute, generally, (depending on download speeds of course :)), and it is extremely simple for end-users to find a kernel, filter by kernel features (BFS, CFS, HAVS, SBC, etc) download/install kernels, and submit ratings for their favorite kernels.

In order for this to be a success, we need support from kernel developers like YOU! Submitting a kernel to Kernel Manager is totally free and we even provide hosting for you! Right now I'm looking for kernel developers to submit kernels to start populating the app. Submitting kernels is easy!

If you use IRC, join us in freenode in #kernel-manager!

THE LINK IS FOR KERNEL DEVELOPERS SPECIFICALLY! Go to http://kernels.teamw.in and register for an account! Once it's approved, you can easily enter new kernels, which immediately show up in the app. The app will be released in the market, and there will be a free+ad supported version, and a for-cost version that removes the ads.

Right now, we have a specific list of supported phones, but plan to add every nand-unlocked phone as soon as possible. (There are a lot of variables to account for on multiple devices to make sure the process works :))

Please feel free to provide me with any feedback you have, or feature requests in order to make this a great tool for all of android to utilize!
[HTC Aria Android Development] drowningchild:
you specify nand-unlocked phones will be supported but the liberty is nand-LOCKED
[HTC Aria Android Development] Gene Poole:
"[A]d supported version, and a for-cost version..." I'll Pass!
[HTC Aria Android Development] zervic:
i can't wait for the day (if it comes) that an s-off is released for the aria...it'll open the aria up to so much more...it's gonna be tits.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Shinzul:
Hmm, it's nand locked, but you can flash custom kernels? O.o
[HTC Aria Android Development] zervic:
Through recovery, yes.
[HTC Aria Android Development] DroidRunner:
I'm going to have an Atrix by then

Sent from my Liberty
[HTC Aria Android Development] j.fignole:
Role with the psuedo s-off in the main dev thread. As an end userr it does what I need it to do
[HTC Aria Android Development] Funkmon:
Is this why there are no kernels for us?
[HTC Aria Android Development] drumist:
Pretty much. This app is useless for Aria users.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Shinzul:
There are no kernels listed for the aria because no kernel devs have submitted any...
[HTC Aria Android Development] drumist:
There's no point in submitting kernels because the Aria is S-ON. Your app will not work on the Aria.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Shinzul:
Pardon my ignorance, but you are able to flash kernels, and from the several I downloaded, they use the "standard" anykernel method... how is it that you can flash custom kernels using the same method as others without having s-off? :confused:

And if that is the case, what makes you say that you won't be able to use the app to flash them? Would you be willing to test it, just to humor me?
[HTC Aria Android Development] drumist:
The only way to gain write access to the system partition is through recovery. Even trying to flash things through ROM Manager causes lots of problems on the Aria, so we generally avoid using that, too.

I will try it if you'd like, but can't with no kernels listed. Or is there a way I can select one manually with the app?
[HTC Aria Android Development] eyeballer:
drumist, sent you a pm with some instructions, thanks for offering to help us test :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
If this app works in the same way Rom Manager does with flashing Rom's then there's no reason it wouldnt work on our Arias. I'd assume it uses some script to tell the phone what to do once its in recovery? Whatever the case is, Id be willing to give this a test run as well if we could get a kernel up.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Shinzul:
Unfortunately, based on our testing with drumist (thanks drum!) it requires s-off in order to complete the flashing process, since it flashes completely without having to be in recovery.

It still works great to downlad and find kernels, if any kernel devs are interested in sharing their work through KM, but the second half of the functionality that KM provides won't work :(.
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
Thats still helpful for kernel developers to reach a broader audience. I never flash a Rom with rom manager, but I use its built in update service to notify me when rom updates/nightlies are released. Would be nice to have the same thing for custom kernels.

EDIT: downloaded and gave the app a try. It really is a very nice app. Very intuitive. It automatically brought up a kernel for my phone and a little bit of info on its compatibilities. The kernel download was very quick as well. And I like the ability to rate the kernel and its stability.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Funkmon:
Is THAT why ROM Manager always screws up? dagnammit.

Mod edit: please use happy words, kids are reading this stuff too. ;)
[HTC Aria Android Development] DroidRunner:
He seemed kinda pushy with this app. Like a used car salesman.

Sent from my Liberty
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
Well you gotta figure that an app such as this can only survive if he gets developers to climb on board with their kernels. Without reeling in the kernel developers this app is dead in the water and he just wasted a lot of time creating it. Especially if people start downloading it in the market only to find that it doesnt have any kernels for their particular phone and proceed to give it a one star rating which then deters people from downloading it due to the low ratings. So I can see where he's coming from with trying to get as many people on board as possible. This app is actually put together very well. The UI is very nice and I have no doubt a fair amount of time when into this project.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] davidchang88:
CM7 gigglebread rom. Can we patch newer versions over older versions without losing user data? Thanks

I am using version 8 with hotfix 1 and i am enjoying the rom, but i would like to know if i can patch newer versions of the CM7 gigglebread when they are available without doing a complete reset in the xrecovery mode
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Orkeren:
You can do that without any problem :) just choose install custom zip in xrecovery :D And despite all the negative respond on HF2 I recommend installing it :) It works like a charm on my phone ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] davidchang88:
thanks alot orkeren :D wat is HF2 by the way?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ctalcant:
I believe he/she is referring to Hotfix 2 (HF2). But that's my guess.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] davidchang88:
ooh maybe there is a misunderstanding in my first post, i understand that we can install hotfix via xrecovery as a custom zip

i installed Hotfix 8.1 already. but thats a patch to version 8.

If there is a newer version of CM7 like say version 9 would i be able to install custom zip without wiping out my user data?

Thanks alot for answering the queries :D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ctalcant:
yes you can, i prefer fresh installs, but yes you can install newer fw's without loss of data.

EDIT:

however, i should say there is a chance of bugs/errors during installations. nothing for sure will happen, but there is a chance.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] davidchang88:
i think i have found the answer to my own question hahah

we can use titanium backup to backup apps and system data to the SD card and then restore it back into a new rom when you reinstall titanium backup
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] slade87:
it would need to be compiled first in order to get the right files, then it needs to be made to an update.zip also a few changes by hand

so its not that easy to be uptodate.

but if you have the sources and know what you are doing you will most certainly be able to get all the things working :) right after a new release
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Orkeren:
just wanting to clarify my post :) You can upgrade from v8 to v9 through xrecovery without any problems :) I've been using this rom since v3 and never did a clean install after that...

With HF2 I mean Hotfix 2 ;)

SO:

You can both flash hotfixes and newer versions (like 9.0 or 10.0) without wiping user data :D You can even choose to jump over versions - flashing from v8 to v10 would be possible :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] davidchang88:
wow icic. thanks alot to the good folks over at XDA's , you guys have been real helpful. I really enjoy my gigglebreaded x10 mini pro now :D
[Desire Android Development] Shinzul:
Kernel Manager released! Lite (free): http://tinyw.in/0i8, Pro (cost): Available in the Market...ENJOY!

Hey everyone! I wanted to introduce a new app with a very simple but ambitious goal: create a place where all kernel developers can submit kernels easily and reach a much wider audience with ease.

The app currently does this:

1) Downloads a kernel from our fast and stable teamwin server

2) Unzips the relevant files (modules included)

3) Flashes the kernel

4) Installs the kernel modules

5) Clears cache/dalvik-cache

6) Reboots to apply the changes.

This entire process takes less than a minute, generally, (depending on download speeds of course :)), and it is extremely simple for end-users to find a kernel, filter by kernel features (BFS, CFS, HAVS, SBC, etc) download/install kernels, and submit ratings for their favorite kernels.

In order for this to be a success, we need support from kernel developers like YOU! Submitting a kernel to Kernel Manager is totally free and we even provide hosting for you! Right now I'm looking for kernel developers to submit kernels to start populating the app. Submitting kernels is easy!

If you use IRC, join us in freenode in #kernel-manager!

THE LINK IS FOR KERNEL DEVELOPERS SPECIFICALLY! Go to http://kernels.teamw.in and register for an account! Once it's approved, you can easily enter new kernels, which immediately show up in the app. The app will be released in the market, and there will be a free+ad supported version, and a for-cost version that removes the ads.

Right now, we have a specific list of supported phones, but plan to add every nand-unlocked phone as soon as possible. (There are a lot of variables to account for on multiple devices to make sure the process works :))

Please feel free to provide me with any feedback you have, or feature requests in order to make this a great tool for all of android to utilize!
[Desire Android Development] fllash:
Looks fantastic - I can't wait!

Gimme a shout when it's on the market and I'll make a nice big note at the top of the Desire Index about it.

Josh.
[Desire Android Development] amitabhishek:
Hmmm...this is like ROM manager for kernel. Nice initiative.

In addition to kernel ratings adding features like "Recommended Kernel" will be great. But its an excellent effort. Kudos!
[Desire Android Development] beanbean50:
wow, very nice idea, I'm always looking for the latest and greatest kernel....

I hope that Colonel Coutts gets involved in this as his Desire kernels are the best around
[Desire Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Dude nice idea! Hope kernels dev will see this thread :-)
[Desire Android Development] Nitin985:
Nice, I like the rating idea ;)
[Desire Android Development] xaps:
AWESOME, this is the best thing since ROM Manager, works like a charm!!

But please add kernals that are actually really good, not only these ****shits that are included atm.

BTW: I feel like I noticed some more battery drain since I've installed this app. Is that kernal related somehow or is it the app itself? Is anyone else experiencing this?
[Desire Android Development] Fightspit:
Does this app give links of the kernel sources (hosted by developers) ?

Otherwise, it breaks the GPL license and moderators may lock this thread :/
[Desire Android Development] Shinzul:
Yes kernel source is required and a link is included. If a kernel is in violation of GPL, it will be removed from the app.
[Desire Android Development] Shinzul:
You have the app? :confused:

Also, any kernel developer is welcome to submit their kernels to the app - http://kernels.teamw.in. I have not posted any kernels myself, that's up to kernel devs, which is the whole reason I posted this thread.
[Desire Android Development] bradputt:
haha.. i like the pop corn pic.
[Desire Android Development] chronicfathead:
Flashed several kernels, and only had it come up with an error once. Later that day an update came out which read like it was fixing that issue.

Great job, useful tool, but must get buy in from the kernel devs.

sent by touching my Desire
[Desire Android Development] roalex:
Why on earth would you clear dalvik cache o.O

Also good luck getting devs to submit their work i bet they can't wait for some random to make $ of their free work.
[Desire Android Development] spikey68:
It does seem a bit strange having to pay to flash a mates Kernal...

I just got image files missing report to dev message. I tried all 3 there with rcmix 5.9.3.

EDIT: Its booting with Leppies Kernal...
[Desire Android Development] HyperL:
Great work with this app, and as for kernel dev, u guys should be more open minded, this is an excellent way for your kernels to get to various users, and the app dev just said that there will be an free version with ads ofc. And if kernel devs wanted to get money on their work, they wouldn't publish it on this forum for free, so thumbs up for as many kernels as possible on the app servers and maybe Shinzul will buy a couple of beers to the kernel devs so they wont be mad ;)
[Desire Android Development] roalex:
Lol how come the hes report about being rubbed is gone ? funny stuff, XDA- Warezz nowday?!

lets see how google feels about your application .
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
How is this different to ROM manager, except that it is for kernel only? IMO, ROM manager already provides this functionality...
[Desire Android Development] roalex:
I think the new RM has a link to this application, i smell conspiracy.
[Desire Android Development] StuMcBill:
I have just downloaded and tried this and I think it is great, one thing I would like to request?

Could you add an option to only download the kernel, instead of only being able to download and flash?

Just flashed kernel through it and it seems to work well!

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[Desire Android Development] Shinzul:
This is already available. Push your menu button and go to advanced options.
[Desire Android Development] StuMcBill:
Oops! :cool:

Thanks! :p
[Desire Android Development] Shinzul:
I posted the official CyanogenMod kernel in Kernel Manager!

So if there aren't any kernel devs who have uploaded their kernels to KM yet, you can at least see the flashing process and if it's something you'd use .

Enjoy!
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neh4pres:
If your using voodoo, its it possible to use oclf on top of that? Creating a ext 2 wrap of a ext 4 filesystem? And would any benefits be seen? if so would they only be the quadrant placebo?

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[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KitsuneKnight:
You'd really just wind up with increased overhead. Ext4 is a very fast filesystem, and also quite reliably (RFS, on the otherhand, failed at every possible benchmark you could measure it by... amazingly enough)... it's also good at bunch/reordering writes together to increase the throughput of the medium, and overall system performance.

Putting an Ext2 filesystem over that will add a layer of indirection, and greatly lower the reliability of writes.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neh4pres:
Thanks for the answer

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