yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
Actually... I did that and the notification pulldown didn't look quite right when I was done - aren't there some XML edits as well?
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Yes there are, I forgot about those. The text for the drop downs will need to be edited to match. You can actually just grab the correct xmls from the source framework (AOSP or GB) and replace the ones in the modded 9Lock Screen Version.

XMLs needed are:

Framework-res.apk:

-res/color folder, zzz_tw_secondary_text_sub.xml for the subtext color

-res/layout folder, status_bar_expanded.xml and the status_bar_latest_event_content.xml, for some of the drop down text colors

Twframework-res.apk:

-res/layout folder, status_bar_expanded.xml for the rest of the drop down text color

Moving those xmls from source to modded version should get it all done. No need to decompile, just move the xmls to their corresponding locations in you modded frameworks, using 7zip or something similar.
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
If I get it working again, and get that part fixed I'll share it. I had 9 lockscreens & GB theme working on ZenDroid yesterday, but with the weird notification pulldown, so I didn't share it. Today, I'm playing with CM7/Trigger. Destined to end badly, I know.

EDIT: Okay.... rebooted CM7 and my battery suddenly dropped from 45% to 15% *during the reboot* so I'm going back to Froyo... will give these ports a shot. I had held off before, because I was having issues getting the XML to recompile, but if I don't need to decompile in the first place, I'll just try that.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Welcome back, and yeah, for those three specific xmls, you can just drag from zipped framework to zipped framework. Be sure you get the images in the twframework.apk as well as the framework-res.apks for the full look of your desired theme.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
EDIT: Got it! There were several other files I had to edit, and I did end up having to decompile for the style.xml... but I got it...

HERE IS AOSP "Vanilla" with 9 Lockscreen mod! Except it has some minor differences you may not care about:

1) Battery is NOT "Vanilla", rather it is a simple "accurate" battery image with percentage. See the attachment to see which battery icons are included. If you want to change the battery icons, the UOT Kitchen is the best way.

2) Icons on the Power Menu don't all match theme. The Reboot, Recovery & Download icons weren't changed to match this theme.

3) I didn't theme GMail or the Market since these get updated all the time anyway.

UPDATE (Fixed, if you got the one with the weird battery icons, you want to update to this)

Flashable AOSP Theme with 9 Lock Screens & Battery Mod for Zendroid 2.1:

Download: http://www.multiupload.com/0N0RCKSYF4

Mirror: http://tsukaima.net/9LockAOSPZen21-fix.zip
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Nice! I also did forget about the styles.xml for the clock and status bar text colors, I'm slippin today. My bad.

Thank you for your contribution, I will get that linked to the second post tomorrow.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] Rockridge:
Thanks!!!!! I really appreciate your help here :) I mean this rom is great itself, and I'm enjoying it, but u brighten my phone better :) Thanks again!!

and also Thanks to Br1ckd to provide me this rom!
[Vibrant Android Development] mainevent3405:
Thanks a bunch man!! NOW this theme is complete!! :D:D
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Lotherius, I haven't even been around a pc today I can use for my personal stuff, been working away from the office in other words. I will get that linked in the 2nd post as soon as I can, didn't want you to think I forgot about it.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
No problem :) ... I needed the mental exercise and I may do some real theming later. In between jobs right now so I have the time on my hands! Actually did up my own ROM based off of KD1 (2.2.1) before, but didn't delve too much into the theme end of things, mostly patching in lockscreens, etc... until I realized KD1 had several unresolved issues so I went back to KB5... on KB5 there are way too many good ROMs already out there, no need to release a new one when there's ones like this around.

Might do other patches/mods, but I'm nowhere near experienced on this stuff.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
2nd Post Updated

Now links the AOSP Themed 9 Lock Screen mod by Lotherius

I'm down to offer advice if you have any questions. I don't claim to know everything, but will offer assistance where I can.
[Vibrant Android Development] lifehijack:
Hi, I want to try this ROM. Does this ROM include Samsung Widgets like Feeds & Updates, Program Monitor, etc.? Also, does SNS accounts work?

Can someone confirm this for me please?

Thanks,

Dinesh.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I stripped those two widgets, but you can easily add them to the zip before you flash it.

SNS accounts do work to my knowledge.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] Mdtolic:
It's a great ROM but, dude, you have to read the Original Post before flashing anything. It's pretty clear that you won't get Samsung Widgets in this package. You can probably get them yourself using Roman's Bloater app though. Not sure about SNS accounts. Is that a notification service? I would think so. Give it a try. You might be pleasantly surprised by how well your phone will work when a lot of the "extras" that came with it are removed.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jdom58:
Noooooo please no Somedung Widgets here, this runs perfectly as it is!!
[Vibrant Android Development] lifehijack:
SNS accounts works? That's great. Could you please tell me how do I add those 2 widgets to the zip? I m so tempted to flash. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Download ZenDroid to your pc, and using 7zip or something similar, browse the archive, don't unzip it, just browse the contents, and drag these two apk's I am attaching here to the system/app folder inside the archive. Then put that zip on your pc and flash away.

Any other things you want to add, just drag them from a source zipped rom to ZenDroid following the same steps.
[Vibrant Android Development] lifehijack:
You're the man. :)

Trying it now. Thanks for this guide. It helped me a lot.
[Vibrant Android Development] lifehijack:
Oh my my... This ROM is extremely fast. Superb job Br1cK'd. Thanks for the hardwork. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
OP and 2nd Post Updated

v-2.1.1

-Small Framework Tweaks

-Additional build.prop tweaks

-Newest Market (3.1.3) with PIN verification and extended settings menu

No Wipe Update available for v-2.1 users only!!
[Vibrant Android Development] junglerumble:
I didn't update to 9/3, still on the last one from august.

with light use my vibrant was unplugged for 2 days 4 hrs and didn't die.... it still had 8% battery left and could have probably lasted another 8-9 hours. wtf the battery is straight beastly, didn't even know the vibrant was capable of something like this

or is my vibrant the chosen one??!!

seriously loving this rom, smoothest and most stable rom I have ever used. zendroid took bionix 1.3.2's crown lol
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Wow man, heavy ****. I'm not aiming to take any crowns, but do appreciate your compliments.

The newest update adds in some power saving and ui tweaks to the build.prop, I know my battery has been lasting longer than ever since I implemented them. If you do flash 2.1.1, let me know how the battery life compares.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] Nabeel10:
Hey bricked, does the 9 lock screen mod with Vanilla theme come with the 4 tab lock?
[Vibrant Android Development] Gunsmith_Cats:
Brother! Glad you updated this;

Just had a pretty rough day, but seeing you update this rom has made it a little bit better brother ( whenever I say that I feel like i'm in a clockwork orange) anyways, this'll be my daily until you update it again, thanks for bringing the fire here at xda for us loyal zen bots, have a good day man hope all is well :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
@nabeel, I haven't flashed it to be honest, but I'm positive its a direct mod of the 9 lock screen I have posted for ZD, which is a direct port of Whitehawkx 9 lock screens. So short answer, yes I do believe it does.

@GC, glad to be if service brotha.

I'm siiiiiiiingin in the raaaiiiiiiinnnnn..........

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] Gunsmith_Cats:
what a glorious feeeeeeelllllliiiiinnnn i'm happpppyyy agaiiinnn..

P.S. hit yer thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
Are the framework tweaks theme-related, ie, won't need to redo the vanilla theme? Or did you make functional tweaks I should port over?

And, I didn't include the Market in the theme port, so it won't over-write the updated market of 2.1.1...
[Vibrant Android Development] mainevent3405:
Br1ck'd the tweaks don't play nice with the new AOSP 9lock vanilla theme. Glad I did a nandroid before I tried it.
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
Did you re-flash the theme afterward?

/me does a nandroid and starts testing.

But I suspect it will most likely be simply re-flashing the theme after the update.
[Vibrant Android Development] mainevent3405:
Nah, it kept vibrating and wouldn't allow me to do anything. It wouldn't even fully load for me. I could see the homescreen and the new notification bar with the circular batt but that's it. I just pulled the battery and went into recovery to restore after the second attempt.
[Vibrant Android Development] asdf916:
flashed the non-wipe and it gets stuck at the boot-up animation (the flashing S)

edit: spoke too soon. i'm impatient.
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
Okay, I just tested this....

I re-flashed the theme BEFORE rebooting into the updated copy, because to do otherwise would possibly have a MIX of themed and unthemed files, which is what may have caused your instability. You can't mix lockscreen modded files with non lockscreen modded files - it WILL causes crashes.. so you MUST re-flash the theme before rebooting the phone....

And, unfortunately, it ALSO wiped my phone, I'm not sure why as it was supposed to be a non-wiping update... So that, too, may be why I didn't have any crashiness.

So, the short answer... ALWAYS re-flash themes immediately after flashing a ROM update (before rebooting). And/Or, always wipe to prevent issues. This is why many devs stop doing no-wipe updates... People flash mods and then wonder why things break when they do the no-wipe update.

Now, why it wiped on mine, I'm really not sure. But the theme definitely DOES work with the update.... now to go restore my nandroid so I can do proper titanium backups and then flash everything again so I have my stuff :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I goofed, will be pulling down the no wipe update now, sorry about that guys. Yeah, it won't go on top of a themed version, due to the new framework.apk.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
The biggest part anyone will probably notice is the removal of the header on the power menu. You don't have to redo anything if you dont want to, your theme will work just fine as it is.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] savkhetan:
Br1cK'd, so does that mean that 2.1.1 will wipe for sure? Or just that we have to reinstall themes with the version that is up now.

We can still install over 2.1 without wipe yes? Just the themes won't work.

Sent using XDA Premium and ZenDroid
[Vibrant Android Development] MadNosf:
Weird but I can't download the file off any of the links in the op
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Full wipe version only, you will have to reflash your theme of choice after flashing the rom

Mad - download it from your pc, not your phone.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] angryattheworld:
Br1ck'd...

Any chance you could look into this wifi calling echo? Turns out the new place has terrible cell reception, and I need wifi calling to work. The problem apparently its not only with ths rom either, something with the wifi calling application. Seriously, I would pay for a solution to this...

It is always the person in the other side of the line, never me...
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I hate to say it, but bro, I don't have the time to track this kind of stuff down right now. Working 6 days a week I barely have time to do much of anything anymore even in my personal world, and which is also why there hasn't been any work done on my GB rom lately.

Have you tried a different wifi calling app from the market maybe? Or what about google voice over Wifi?

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] murse:
I've had this problem on every version of any ROM I've tried. As you noted, it seems to be an issue with the application itself and may be beyond anything an XDA dev could address short of having the source code. And we all know the XDA devs are the best!
[Vibrant Android Development] mainevent3405:
I use wifi calling every single day at my office and I have never heard any echo on either side of the line mine or my callers. My wifi calls are crystal clear and have been since I flashed this rom. Same thing with a few other 2.2 roms I've used.
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
WiFi echo is a problem on ALL Roms because it is a bug in the original program that T-Mobile has no interest in fixing. Br1cK'd would not able to fix this no matter how much time he had.

If you have not experienced the WiFi calling echo, I can guarantee you the reason is because you have better hearing than the rest of us. That is, if you turn the volume all the way up on the earpiece, you'll get echo. If you keep the volume down a little bit, there's no echo.

The reason is, there's no echo cancellation code in the wifi calling executable. That's normally handled in the phone's radio, which is being bypassed. So what happens is the microphone is literally picking up the sound from the earpiece.

Thus: Solution is to turn down the earpiece volume.
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
From what I understand, you have to have a 3rd party SIP provider to use Google Voice over WiFi.. there used to be a couple of free ones that were popular, but I think they closed up... I haven't seen a good solution currently, though I'd love to know of it..
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Thanks for the education on that Lotherius, appreciate the info.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] learn2swim96:
I've flashed this ROM twice and have the same issue both times. It's great after the first flash & then reboot but when I reboot a 2nd or third time I lose my signal, it has the little x there. I've tried rebooting again and it doesn't fix. Any ideas? Both times I flashed to stock through ODIN, followed the directions in the OP...
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
You may want to try a different Modem, maybe your phone or the signal strength in your area doesn't jive with the KA6 modem. You can find alternatives here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=868774
[Vibrant Android Development] learn2swim96:
Thanks, I will try that. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] XiaoSiuMai:
i have this problem too. sometimes it takes a reboot or two but i eventually get a signal back.
[Vibrant Android Development] learn2swim96:
I changed the modem and it works like a charm. Very fast and I love the colors.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
G to the iggitty. Glad to hear it!

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] Nabeel10:
Im using the 9 lock plus Vanilla theme for Zendroid, and im not very fond of the battery bar that looks like from sense, so if I flash the alternative battery meter, will I lose my white bar on my Vanilla theme?
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Yep that battery mod is made with stock theming. You can probably put the framework through the UOT Kitchen to mod the battery, or find battery images you like and replace the ones in that framework using 7zip, very similar to the .zip instructions I posted the other day, apks can be modified in the same fashion.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
EDIT: n/m, I see the question was already answered... LOL.. I'm too fast on the 'ol reply button.
[Vibrant Android Development] Nabeel10:
Hey Bricked, could the WP7 Style Project-V theme work with Zendroid?
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Don't know for sure. As long as it at least contains the settings.apk in the apps folder, and the followings files in the framework folder, android-policy.jar, framework-res.apk, framework.jar, services.jar, and the twframework-res.apk, it ought to work.

Be sure to grab the theme restore or have a backup theme to flash just in case.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] mainevent3405:
Lotherius check ur pm.
[Vibrant Android Development] o0stryxs0o:
I don't have a contract and still have VVM. You have to call and have them set it to your account though. It's free.
[Vibrant Android Development] mainevent3405:
There's 2 types of non contract plans. One is the $79 unlimited no contract plan. With that yes, you CAN use vvm. If you have PREPAID $50 unlimited plan you CANNOT use vvm. I've used to have the $79 plan and was able to use vvm w/no problems. Since I've downgraded to the $50 prepaid plan I no longer have vvm. This was verified as well with tmo tech support. For the $30+ extra bucks I can do without!
[Vibrant Android Development] Jdom58:
So you're saying that at 3% p/hour your phone only lasts 33.33 hours?? yeah something is definitely using up the battery way too fast.
[Vibrant Android Development] Mdtolic:
Ha! I was so WTF when it wiped my phone as well. I didn't see why until checking the thread just now.

But I have a question for you Lotherius. What exactly do you mean by nandroid and then "proper" titanium backup? I've been having some strange restores and Market issues after trying out a GB ROM. Mind if I PM you about it so I don't clog the thread?
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Let's stop getting off track here guys. The app in question IS NOT part of my build. If you have a problem with an app not included by me, please start a new thread in general or q&a forums to address it, and respect my request in the OP to keep this thread for issues that are ZenDroid related. Thank you.

Edit - It also sounds like your not properly calibrated, if it still reads 100 percent after an hour has passed, its most likely misreading your true battery level. However, your convo can still be moved to its own thread as your problem is with an app you installed, thanks again for respecting my request.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] mtburner:
Hey Br1ck'd

Any idea why or how to fix, a dropped data network connection? No data at all on the phone... worked after flashing (from JFD stock) for awhile, then nothing... no data network icons (3G, arrows, etc)... and I noticed no APN settings are there.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I can't troubleshoot a problem I don't have or can't replicate. Try a different modem as I recommended yesterday, you can look back and find where I linked the modems scrizz put up. Otherwise, I can't help you much, my data never drops on me unless I am out of range of the cell towers.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I was going to be all nice and say it didn't matter, but I can't move things anyways, only Mods have that power. However, your last comment rubbed me the wrong way.

Do not tell me what this rom NEEDS (especially when its just for you). The KA6 modem I include gives me spectacular results, KB5 drains too much battery on my device/in my area. I'm sorry (only a little) that it doesn't work for you. ZD does not NEED the KB5 modem, if you do, then flash it after you get this rom in your hot little hands. Your needs are different from the next guy who's needs are different from the next guy. Fortunately, there is a wealth of options for you in both Kernel and Modem and you can tweak it to your liking. Please understand I put this out with everything working for my environment and my deepest testing. If your needs vary, you have options.

Now, the modem with this build is not broken or unstable as you reported, but your dev is about to be. If you don't like it, flash something else.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
This is why we can't have nice things.

Listen dipstick, I am not responsible for your device or your own outcome. KA6 works great for me, so suck it up and move on, or go flash someone else's software, I am done dealing with some high and mighty jackass who has no right to come in here an mouth off. If you don't like it, go somewhere else, its that damn simple.

To address the 100 out of 100 comment, there have been a small handful of users who have had a problem with that modem, out of, oh I don't know, several thousand downloads, now its your turn to do some math, might want to take off your shoes though, as you will have to count past ten.

Edit - it gets so much more peaceful in here when you invoke that little known XDA ignore feature. Now, back to your regularly scheduled Zen.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jdom58:
KA5 AND KA6 both working just fine in S Florida, along with Zen 2.1.1 :D
[Vibrant Android Development] mainevent3405:
All of this is TRULY unnecessary, especially when someone is doing these things for free. The only one here that needs to grow up is you and I mean seriously! There is ABSOLUTELY ZERO wrong with the KA6 modem as I've been using it since this rom has been released with fantastic results and battery life (averaging a day and a half from full charge). Maybe just maybe it's where you are located that is causing your issues, but to bash devs on here is a definite no-no. This reason alone is why a lot of devs have moved on from XDA or onto other phones and refuse to look back at the vibrant threads! They allow ROOKIE users like you that are obviously clueless as to what the hell you are talking about to come and rile them up.

Do what you do Br1ck'd. Keep up the GREAT work!!
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
You see where he's at right, not even in US, but trying to work with US based software, its no wonder its not working for him.

I am now officially moving on from this topic.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Two reports out of thousands of downloads. Thats hardly 100 out of 100 that you stated earlier. And I offered a solution that is apprently not good enough for you. Go rest your case in a different thread please, and I would prefer if you didn't flash my software again.
[Vibrant Android Development] timmymarsh:
kwang,

Please quit flaming immediately and leave this alone, keep this thread on topic!

A moderator will be along to tidy this up shortly, but to save yourself getting into trouble I would suggest you settle down.

Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] angryattheworld:
Don't let this douche get to you man, it always ends badly. You have allot more people here that truly respect what you do FOR FREE to let some scumbag who thinks he knows what he is talking about ruin it for you. Block his ass, somebody report him, whatever it takes. Too bad you can't write some script for the next version to the tune of " if XDA app login = kwag format sd, format boot" that would be absolutely priceless...
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
We are all gravy man, ain't nothin gonna hold me down! It takes more than this to get the best of me.

Have you found a solution for the Wifi calling echo yet? Not that I have any more ideas or have had the chance to look into it, but I am curious.