yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pen.Sieve:
I made some mistake for mod battery icon on my SSGT Model GT-P1000 Rom FROYO.DXJM4 (Asia FW)

Now it still reboot itself.

I need original file of "framework-res.apk" to replace back on /system/framework/

Can somebody give to me please?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hairykewell:
I just installed RCMix S v1.6.1 on my HTC Desire, I'm S-OFF and also successfully formatted the SD card in ext4 with 1gb but I only have 26mb on internal memory left.

I was under the impression I would have more internal memory, is there something I have to do to get more memory, should I be moving the dalvik cache? Or is this all I am meant to have left?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davebugyi:
Which version did you install? A2SD XA2SD or CM7?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hairykewell:
I installed this one - RCMixS_v1.6.1_A2SD_CM7Hboot.zip
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davebugyi:
Then I assume, you do not have the CM7 Partition flashed from http://alpharev.nl.

Flash it (since you are S-OFF) and flash the ROM again.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hairykewell:
I haven't done that no, cheers mate!
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] bratboo:
%Battery and w/Overscroll Glowing

For InsertCoin ROM only​

Take Note:

- This is for InsertCoin ROM only by siulmagic

- Install via CWM.

- Flashing this might remove your installed theme!

Battery Percent Section​

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>> Stock_Percent_v1.4 <<

Archive:

Stock Percent v1.3

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>> Glowing_Crysis_v1.4 <<

Archive:

Glowing Crysis v1.3

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>> White_Numbers_v1.4 <<

Archive:

White Numbers v1.3

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>> Honeycomb_v1.4 <<

Archive:

Honeycomb v1.3

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>> Gauge_v1.4 <<

Archive:

Gauge v1.3

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>> Android_v1.4 <<

Archive:

Android v1.3

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Thanks to:

- UOT Kitchen
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] bratboo:
Battery Percent + OverScroll Glowing​

​

STOCK PERCENT

Green Glow - InsertC_StockPer_GlowGreen_v1.3

Red Glow - InsertC_StockPer_GlowRed_v1.3

Blue Glow - InsertC_StockPer_GlowBlue_v1.3

Cyan Glow - InsertC_StockPer_GlowCyan_v1.3

GLOWING CRYSIS

Green Glow - InsertC_GlowingCrysis_GlowGreen_v1.3

Red Glow - InsertC_GlowingCrysis_GlowRed_v1.3

Blue Glow - InsertC_GlowingCrysis_GlowBlue_v1.3

Cyan Glow - InsertC_GlowingCrysis_GlowCyan_v1.3

WHITE NUMBERS

Green Glow - InsertC_WhiteNumbers_GlowGreen_v1.3

Red Glow - InsertC_WhiteNumbers_GlowRed_v1.3

Blue Glow - InsertC_WhiteNumbers_GlowBlue_v1.3

Cyan Glow - InsertC_WhiteNumbers_GlowCyan_v1.3

Honeycomb

Green Glow - InsertC_Honeycomb_GlowGreen_v1.3

Red Glow - InsertC_Honeycomb_GlowRed_v1.3

Blue Glow - InsertC_Honeycomb_GlowBlue_v1.3

Cyan Glow - InsertC_Honeycomb_GlowCyan_v1.3

Gauge

Green Glow - InsertC_Gauge_GlowGreen_v1.3

Red Glow - InsertC_Gauge_GlowRed_v1.3

Blue Glow - InsertC_Gauge_GlowBlue_v1.3

Cyan Glow - InsertC_Gauge_GlowCyan_v1.3

Android

Green Glow - InsertC_Android_GlowGreen_v1.3

Red Glow - InsertC_Android_GlowRed_v1.3

Blue Glow - InsertC_Android_GlowBlue_v1.3

Cyan Glow - InsertC_Android_GlowCyan_v1.3

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[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] bratboo:
Battery Percent + Window Animation​

STOCK PERCENT

Bounce Window Animation - InsertC_StockP_BounceWA_v1.4

Flip Window Animation - InsertC_StockP_FlipWA_v1.4

Flying Window Animation - InsertC_StockP_FlyingWA_v1.4

Fold Window Animation - InsertC_StockP_FoldWA_v1.4

Rudolf Window Animation - InsertC_StockP_RudolfWA_v1.4

GLOWING CRYSIS

Bounce Window Animation - InsertC_GlowingC_BounceWA_v1.4

Flip Window Animation - InsertC_GlowingC_FlipWA_v1.4

Flying Window Animation - InsertC_GlowingC_FlyingWA_v1.4

Fold Window Animation - InsertC_GlowingC_FoldWA_v1.4

Rudolf Window Animation - InsertC_GlowingC_RudolfWA_v1.4

WHITE NUMBERS

Bounce Window Animation - InsertC_WhiteN_BounceWA_v1.4

Flip Window Animation - InsertC_WhiteN_FlipWA_v1.4

Flying Window Animation - InsertC_WhiteN_FlyingWA_v1.4

Fold Window Animation - InsertC_WhiteN_FoldWA_v1.4

Rudolf Window Animation - InsertC_WhiteN_RudolfWA_v1.4

HONEYCOMB

Bounce Window Animation - InsertC_HoneyC_BounceWA_v1.4

Flip Window Animation - InsertC_HoneyC_FlipWA_v1.4

Flying Window Animation - InsertC_HoneyC_FlyingWA_v1.4

Fold Window Animation - InsertC_HoneyC_FoldWA_v1.4

Rudolf Window Animation - InsertC_HoneyC_RudolfWA_v1.4

GAUGE

Bounce Window Animation - InsertC_Gauge_BounceWA_v1.4

Flip Window Animation - InsertC_Gauge_FlipWA_v1.4

Flying Window Animation - InsertC_Gauge_FlyingWA_v1.4

Fold Window Animation - InsertC_Gauge_FoldWA_v1.4

Rudolf Window Animation - InsertC_Gauge_RudolfWA_v1.4

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[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] ohshootrawr:
Thank you for this good sir :D my market seems to be working again, so I'm gonna take another shot at 3.0 with this mod ;D
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] bratboo:
Your welcome! Will add more this weekend.

Sent via Andoid@Home!
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] bratboo:
Updated! :D
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] tookewl4skewl:
The DZ scene has been seriously lacking in the theme department. Thanks so much for these!!

Sent from my htc.desireZED
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] bratboo:
Your welcome! :D Now I'm learning on how to fully theme the ROM but it would take some time as I'm working as well. :p
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] xxqbnxx:
Thanks !! Love the work keep it up !
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] cdsbj6508:
Love it THANKS! Quick question is it possible to get the honeycomb overscroll with the window animation? That would be SWEET!!!!!
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] bratboo:
Hi!

You can do it here UOT KITCHEN or I can make one for you! :D You just have to wait though hehe.. My upload speed kinda slow ATM! :(

If you want me to make one for you then please reply on what kind of overscroll color you want and what kind of windows animation you like! :D
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] KyuubiKing:
Which InsertCoin ROM do we choose in the kitchen list?
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] bratboo:
You should pick system files instead of kitchen list. :D Only siulmagic can send the files to UOT Kitchen for his ROM to be added in the kitchen list. :D
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] xxqbnxx:
What is the window animation?
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] bratboo:
An animation effect whenever you open a window.

Sent via Android@Home
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] xxqbnxx:
Ok thanks thats what I thought. But then again I thought it could of been for Rosie :-)
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] usualsuspec:
Thanks for these!
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] _nobody:
nice thanks so much for the hard work. has anyone made a gingerbread battery mod for insertcoin? i really prefer that over all the others
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] retski99:
is it possible to install this on a normal Desire(not Z), with InsertCoin v51 ROM? i tried to search for just the % battery mod and i couldn't find any..

have anyone tried this on a desire? thanks
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] bratboo:
You could make your own in uot kitchen or send me the following files from your ROM;

SystemUI.apk

framework-res.apk

com.htc.resources.apk
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knightrider66:
If this post is in the wrong place go ahead and move it.

Does anyone know how to select all emails and apply read all - please tell me Samsung with all its might made this a feature available in the most powerful phone on the planet!!!

Any ideas???
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beards:
Nope.... The only way you will have this is by either using the server's web mail service or a third-party App like K9.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redsimon:
First of all I am sorry, I tried to find the answer via search, but maybe I am searching with the wrong search strings :(

Here is my problem: I followed this excellent guide yesterday (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=905003) and downgraded from my original 2.3.3 on an unbranded DHD, then did the Radio S-OFF (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=857537) and finally flashed Cyanogenmod 7.0.3 via Rom manager (I flashed the ClockWorkMod recovery as well).

Everything worked fine, but when I tried to shut down the phone it powered down and immediately rebooted. Tried several times - no change. I cannot turn it off without removing the battery.

So I thought maybe I did something wrong and flashed 7.0.2 (in both cases will all the wipes). But the problem still persists.

Can anybody help?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hawks556:
A quick search gave me this, I don't get why the search function is so difficult for some people. I searched with the term "turn off" and in titles only.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1014302
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redsimon:
Maybe I was searching in the wrong forum :)

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!

Worked like a charm :) Problem solved!
[Android Apps and Games] caotiantupi:
Optimize Tool Box has updated to version 2.0.1 !!!

Thank you all for your support!!!​

Description:

Android Optimizer is a Swiss Army Knife for your mobile phone. Top 15 functions makes you manage your phone easily, effectively and efficiently.

This powerful app has 9 sections, 15 functions such as Device scan, Quick settings, Startup manager, App manager, Program manager, Cache cleaner, File explorer, Power saving settings, and Device infor. Those powerful and comprehensive tools form a 360 angle protection for your Smartphone can always keep your Smartphone in the best state!

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V2.0.1 updates:

New added features:

1 New interface design, better UI and easier to use

2 Total new system scan experience.

3 Share installed apps by SMS, Bluetooth, E-mail…

4 Move installed apps to SD card to free memory (support 2.2 or plus)

5 Add files category. Easier to manage music, pictures, movie and text.

6 Show startup time and startup rank globally.

7 Add Fahrenheit temperature display in Power Monitor

Improved:

Fix bugs in some model in Quick profiles, Power saving and Installer.

Features:

1.Device scan: Provide full scan for your mobile phone. One click to optimize Installed apps, Auto start apps, Running apps and Cache. Show CPU, RAM, ROM,SD, Signal, Speed, and Battery status.

2.Apps sort: Custom category for your apps to manage easily.

3.General and advanced settings: Quick access to set ring mode, volume control, input settings, screen rotation, WIFI, Bluetooth, security, APN and so on.

4. Widget：Add widget to homescreen, easy to switch WIFI, Bluetooth, airplane mode, auto rotate, cache cleaner and much more.

5.Startup manager: Clean useless apps when startup, which can free memory, speed up running speed and save power.

6.Uninstaller:Support batch uninstall unwanted apps .

7.Installer: Install apk files from SD card.

8. Sort apps: Easy find apps to uninstall by installed time, size, or name .

9.Program manager: Display all running apps and services, kill unwanted running apps and running service. Ignore list can protect fatal apps and services.

10.Cache cleaner: One click to delete all cache to free more memory.

11.Message clear: List all your messages, contacts and strangers. one click to delete messages..

12.File explorer: Manage mobile phone and SD card files: view, send, move, copy, rename, delete and add files.

13.Power monitor : Monitor running apps’ battery status. Huge power consumptive apps can be sorted out and killed.

14.Power save: Adjust screen brightness, timeout, turn off WIFI, Bluetooth, GPS, auto-sync, background data.

15.Device information: Display mobile phone’s information such like CPU, model, RAM, SD card, memory, screen, operator, network type, IMEI, roaming status, system version, and kernel version…

If something does not work so well or if you have any advice for this app, please feel free to contact us at opda.team@gmail.com

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[Shift General] PlayStation:
After frying my Shift motherboard sometimes last year I had given up any hope of ever getting it to work again. ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=701950 ). I tried HTC support to have the motherboard repaired or even to be supplied with a new motherboard without any success. Tried any relevant outlet I could think of that could source a motherboard but still nothing came of it.

I tried searching for anyone selling a Shift at the cheap but the few ebay listings I came across showed that the device cost is still very high. I started a link here hoping somebody with a dead Shift could sell it to me for spares but nothing came of it. To make matters worse the thread was moved to Xda Marketplace and it was lost and burried in the market. ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=937322&highlight=shift+motherboard )

But as fate would have it the other day I searched the Marketplace and came across a guy who was selling 2 dead Shifts and high capacity Shift accesories and spares including 2 Gb Ram stick, SSD and higher capacity batteries. But I was a bit late to the party! The sale had been on for almost 2 months and most of the valuable items had already been sold. But I was still in luck as the dead Shifts were still available. I bought one of them as the other was a complete shell even though the motherboards had problem as the power switches had detached and gotten lost for the both of them.

Fortunately an electrical engineer friend of mine was able to remove the power switch from my dead Shift and solder it to the purchased motherboard. It was a delicate procedure but I can confirm that all went well and my Shift is now back to life. Infact even with the replacement motherboard my Shift booted with all the data and settings exactly the way it was before roasting the motherboard.

Just thought of sharing my experience with fellow proud Shift owners here. :D

I would also wish to thank the seller (TopRowGuy) for a very swift and smooth transaction. Thumbs up buddy. :p ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=961663&highlight=shift+clio )

Regards, Ed
[Shift General] axelTP2:
Hi Ed, congratulations for resurrecting your Shift and thank you for posting here the info.

While having the spare Shift and old motherboard at the hand, would you please be so kind to have a look at the circuitry of the socket for external headphones&microphone. My interest is related to the non-working condition of the Shift phone on external headphones&microphone with the custom ROMs.

Therefore could you please check if the socket is simply switching mechanically between internal speakers and external headphones, respectively internal microphone and external microphone (just like in any other audio-tape device) or other circuitry is also involved invalidating the phone function when external devices connected. What else gets disconnected when plugging-in that is influencing the phone? Can the microphone switch be overridden to use only the internal one permanently and let only the headphones be switched?

I'm pretty sure that there are many members here interested in your answers to the above questions. So thank you for contributing to this community!
[Shift General] PlayStation:
Thank you Axel.

Ok I will check the switching mechanism for the mic+headphones for the Shift and report back. If relevant I will also take close-up photos with both the the jack plugged in and plugged out. Since I have the extra motherboards boards (both winmo and Vista) I will try severall things. But if i am not wrong the headphone jack is actually attached to the windows mobile motherboard and not the windows vista motherboard....

I will do the necessary and report back. Of course I am also very much interested in finding a solution for the century old problem of non-working external mic phone side..... I will also snoop around the Memory Card Reader and see what gives ...... ;)
[Shift General] axelTP2:
Thanks Ed!

My idea is that we all might get lucky if the phone would work on external headphones (i.e. have some privacy), but with the internal microphone (you have to speak-up loud anyway).

I expect that, just like in any classical audio set, the switching circuitry on the audio out side gets the signal out of an audio stereo IC, which is led further to the ext phones socket and involves nothing more than the connection wires, socket, loudspeakers and earphones. If so, that means that we are OK on the earphones side. Of course this is an assumption and means that there are no active speakers or anything of the kind linking the audio outputy to any input of the mciroprocessor.

I also looked at 4 contacts 3.15mm coax plug of the HTC earphones and microphone and the contacts for the limitation comes from the microphone circuitry, this can be arranged by disconnecting the internal microphone from the ext socket and leaving it connected all the time.

My guess is that the internal microphone is hardwired directly to the socket and is not going trough the motherboard PCB (printed circuit board), in which case can be desoldered from the socket and resoldered to the audio in signal path (also coming from the socket). With this mod inserting the plug will have no influence any more on the microphone path.

In reality things can be more complicated since the same ext socket is serving both WinMob side and Vista side. I wonder if there is a single audio out IC or just the two processors deliver in paralel to the same load (speakers).

Looking forward to your findings.
[Shift General] PlayStation:
Axel,

I had a long and hard look at the mic and audio jack/port and I am afraid there is nothing much to gain from a physical examinations of those items. To start with the audio port is covered with a black plastic on the outside so you cant really see what is going on inside when you insert the jack.

The audio port is connected to the phone mobo and not the Vista mobo. The phone motherboard is not spoilt and hence I would not want to strip things from it as it can come in handy at a future date. The internal mic is also attached to the phone motherboard through a printed cable. Problem is without first booting the Vista Bios the phone side does also not boot. I am trying to see if there is a way I might get the phone side to boot. If I can succeed that way I would then disconnect the mic from the phone motherboard and see whether the wired mic can become active as you have suggested.

But all this I am only doing with the dead Shift because of course I cant touch the recently resurrected Shift.;) I wonder if there is absolutely any way of being able to boot the winmo side without first pressing the power button (attached to Vista mobo) which is missing from the motherboard that I am playing with??? :confused: If that was to be possible I could try various things with the mobile powered on and probably even be able to use the mobile side ad forget about Vista on the cannibalized Shift?

Here are some photos of the audio jack port and the mic connection area. Sorry the images are not great as i took them at night and in low light environment.... These are self-explanatory but the long and short of it as per your inquiry is that it is possible to disconnect the internal mic from the motherboard. As to how the wired mic would behave when the internal mic is disconnected is subject to real tests with a working Shift. As to whether you can solder these around I will leave that to those of us who are more technically oriented....... ;)
[Shift General] wangwun:
Hi Ed

I'd read your post. Also, I have som problem about my Shift

the conditions are:

1. it can not be turn on even vista or snapvue

2. When I switch on the power button, only the green light was on at the bottom of LCD screen.

3. I can hear the fan turn on but nothing happened

4. When I use the charger, the battery can be charged and finished it.

Do you think that the mother board have something wrong?

The HTC care center want me to change the board but it cost a lots.

Regards,

Vincent
[Shift General] PlayStation:
If the green light is turning on I think yours is a software problem. What about the mobile side? Does it come on when you press the button for switching between the Snapvue and Vista? Try that with the green light on and then we can try troubleshooting from there.....

In the meantime try press FN+F10 immediately the green light comes on and see what happens.....
[Shift General] axelTP2:
Hi Ed, thank you very much for your endeavour. Of course I didn't expect to work in this experiment with the ressurected Shift, but only with the spare one.

What kind of a switch is the power switch, is it a single section switch or with multiple sections, is it a bistable or a tip-switch. I expect that it is a single section tip switch which is connecting 2 contacts on the pcb only for a short while while you press on it. If this is correct you may connect the 2 contacts with a jumper-wire just to start-up the Shift. It is true that the Vista part will start first, but I don't see a big draw back in that.

Thanks again for the pictures, maybe some other time you'll have the opportunity to come up with more clear ones.

To get some privacy while using the phone my intention was to switch only the speakers on the headphones, but still using the internal microphone of the Shift. That would require some small modifications to the jack-port.

I didn't get it exactly how many motherboards are there inside the Shift? Are there in 3 pcs, i.e. Vista mb, Winmo mb and phone mb, is that right?