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[Android Apps and Games] GHOST99K:
Depends which custom rom u using.htc sense based rom or cyanogen?htc widgets only work with htc sense roms not cyanogen or any other vanilla roms.
[Android Apps and Games] alunral:
For this being a Honeycomb launcher port, I'm greatly disappointed that it does not work properly on tablets. It's borderline unusable on my Nook, which really saddens me, as it looks nice.
[Android Apps and Games] Shadow-Nexus:
I know right its supposed to be a exact clone of honeycomb but its missing almost all the features

Stewie just said that!
[Android Apps and Games] alunral:
Never said exact clone. Read what I said, I said I'm saddened that it can't really work on a tablet at all.
[Android Apps and Games] Exx0n:
I'm using HyperDroid. It is an Cyanogen rom, but the developer said it had sense, maybe i misread.

And now some other bug came up. Certain apps wont open, when I press them i go back to the home screen and see a text at the bottom for a few seconds saying "Honeycomb launcher".. had the same issue with the ICS Launcher, only that it said "Mmmmhh Ice Cream Sandwich".

Does anyone have any answers for the other issues I have?

EDIT: nope, HardDroid doesnt have Sense. So one issue solved
[Android Apps and Games] fshami:
Thanks for the launcher.. but i have few issues on my Desire HD with your launcher..

1. Time is not shown when in portrait mode

2. Screen shots in market show Settings in Honeycomb style but i still get it in CM style..

Any ideas?
[Android Apps and Games] jay_993:
never saw this before but gotta admit it looks slick.
[Android Apps and Games] Shadow-Nexus:
We all know it looks awesome but you have to use it first to give your full opinion about it

Stewie just said that!
[Android Apps and Games] Christian90s:
Intel I have seen you updating ics and working on omega but are you going to do anything with hcl launcher?

Just wondering

Sent from my R800x
[Android Apps and Games] juggaknot77:
Don't think he checks this thread often go to the ics thread he's usually there answering any and all questions.
[Android Apps and Games] mjs2011:
I second the notion that an update would be great. I want to use this for my tablet. Just wish the running apps feature worked.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fraan_cisco:
Hi.

I have a Xperia X8 with Android 2.1, i've recently updated it from the android 1.6 firm. One of the things that i hate from the 2.1 is te theme, per example when i'm in te setting menu or music player, i see a dark blue background, i don't like that.in the android 1.6 the background was like a light blue.

It is possible to change that background in the Xperia X8 2.1? And it is possible put the android 1.6 background?

Thank you and excuse my poor english but i'm 12 years old and i don't use google translate xD
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Svartehjerte:
Well, you can search older threads for finding other different themes...
[HD2 General] ree4mail:
Hi friends,

i just found this link... There is a iOS rom(not MIUI with iPhone theme) for HTC Desire, Chines language, Android 2.3... can anyone make it portable for HTC HD2?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1284772

download link

http://115.com/file/aqz5lzz5

Thanks.
[HD2 General] dharvey4651:
Alright first and foremost, after I finish this post I'm moving your thread to Q&A. This is not a question you want to ask in the Dev forum because though eventually it may be dev-related, currently it is not.

Also, I'm not gonna close your thread because I feel everyone has the right to voice their opinion as long as it's appropriate but I am going to forewarn you that you are literally begging to be flamed.

That being said, I DO NOT want to see ANYONE flame this guy. You've all been warned. I'm not going to tolerate flaming anymore. If I see it I'm just going to start dishing out temp-bans.

All of that being said. Moving the thread now.
[HD2 General] Rick_1995:
Contrary to what you said, the rom is infact an miui rom with few apps from market / cooked from interwebs.

porting iOS would need some magic from Apple inc.
[HD2 General] theslam08:
Agreed, isnt apple hardware wayy different from alot of android hardware? Mainly processor? I think it uses a proprietary apple (Apple A4 (the iPad CPU)) CPU. Which means different coding? I think like Rick says, would need some magical wonders, which you know how apple haaates other hardware with their OS (hackintosh/psystar)...

so with that in mind, probably best to get a IPHONE!

EDIT: actually looked at link, annd wow, even the status bar is WAAY not apple...xD idk where you got the idea that was a iOS ROM from...
[HD2 General] itachi1706:
Actually, it is not an MIUI rom. I've flashed the rom and tried it myself. Not really pleased with its speed :(. However, indeed it is based off cyanogen like miui, so its technically not a true iOS rom but a cyanogen rom modified to look like iOS.

Well, that thread is also mainly about apps that do not require the 'iOS' framework found in the rom. The status bar is indeed iPhonish when you use the rom, however you retain your original status bar if you've just used the app.
[Android Apps and Games] herick:
I am using Xperia X10 Mini with Stock 2.1 ROM.

I have a problem with Viber:

Under lockscreen (screen off) when Viber message is received, the screen will auto turn on but then will not auto turn off even after screen timeout time.

Does anyone else have this problem?

Would Viber Team Member please look into this issue?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c2thej:
If it does get bricked or bootlooped is there a method similar to odin, or rsd to unbrick? This is my first HTC device. Thanks
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adrynalyne:
Brick means there is no recovering. You toss it and get another one.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baronmxc:
As long as you can get into bootloader, you are not bricked. As posted above, the correct definition of a bricked phone is a phone that will not boot anything including the bootloader. This goes for any phone from any manufacturer, not just HTC. The phone ultimately is a paper weight at this point, and there is nothing that can be done, unless you have money for a JTAG device. I'm not even sure if a bricked Thunderbolt has been successfully revived with this device. Someone else will need to comment on that.

Now if you mean recovering a phone where its OS no longer boots, yes it can be re-flashed through bootloader (full RUUs and Radio) or recovery (custom ROMs).
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c2thej:
Thanks for the help. Is there an app similar to odin or rsd that is run from the pc or is it all done through the phone on HTC?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baronmxc:
Most work is done on the phone itself. In case of a non booting OS, the computer is only needed to transfer ROM files to the root of the SD card and to check the MD5 checksums. Custom recoveries such as Clockwork Mod or Aman_Ra will allow USB connections to set the SD card as Mass storage in case of a non booting OS.

Odin and RSD are flash programs, where as our phones are capable of flashing themselves without use of a flash program.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c2thej:
that answered my question perfectly. thanks everyone for all the help. im new to the bolt and came from the charge and must say that i am really happy already with what ive seen
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Grnlantern79:
To reach the Hboot where you can flash a recovery ROM turn off your phone hold volume down to reach this screen any flash should be named PG05IMG.zip
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baronmxc:
Here's a great place for you to get started. Read everything in it. It explains how to root, unroot, flash, troubleshoot, etc. This should answer anymore questions you may have as you continue to explore.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1220484
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c2thej:
awesome! you guys are a big help. im not gonna lie i dont miss my charge at all lol
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c2thej:
So what's with this whole pno5img or whatever? Is it needed to flash roms?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baronmxc:
Yes it is needed as this is the flash file. The correct file name is PG05IMG and it is a .zip file. Full stock RUUs and Radios must be named PG05IMG (if when you DL it and it is not then re-name it)

Any file with this name MUST be flashed through HBOOT (bootloader). Just remember once you are finished flashing, you need to delete the flash file from your SD Card.

Custom ROMs are different in that they do not need to be renamed however they MUST be flashed through Recovery and not HBOOT.

Sent from my brain.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c2thej:
Ok so custom roms can be flashed in cwm. Does this include rooted stock roms or are those still in hboot with the pg05img.zip file?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baronmxc:
Sorry for the late response but yes, rooted stock ROMs get flashed in recovery.

Sent from my brain.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c2thej:
Awesome thank you
[HTC Sensation] Shroomster:
Ok so I couldn't find anyone having the same issue in the Leedroid rom thread, so I figured I would ask here.

Does anyone elses screen freeze on the app drawer or home screens and only unfreezes when you pull the notification bar down?

I have tried turning the screen off and then back on and going into the app drawer changing the home screen (only freezes when I get to that point).

It doesn't happen all the time either. And it has been happening since the phone was stock and even now as it is rooted. I'm trying to say, I will press power button, slide lock ring, enter pattern, screen will show up, try to spin to another home screen but screen will not move, touch buttons work and volume works and power works but screen will not move. Press app drqwer and it opens but will not move either.....drag the notification bar down and everything works again.....
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gtuansdiamm:
After playing with all voice control/recording apps and stock keyboards voice function

Now i just keep hearing the words what would you like to do in an annoying robotic voice pop up super randomly

I tried ram clear and its a no go

Ill try rebooting next
[Motorola Droid 3] Lyxdeslic:
I'm fairly new to the rooting business but I've been treading lightly. I have a few newbish questions that I need answering, and I thank you in advance.

Today, using Psouza's Moto-1-click tools, I restored my /system/app to its stock state, unrooted, reformatted, and then installed 5.6.890 (the official OTA version), followed by re-rooting.

I wished to make a full backup of the complete stock system, and so I purchased "Droid 3 Bootstrap" from the Android Market. I proceeded to boot into Recovery Mode and created a backup of my now stock system. I also went ahead and downloaded "ClockworkMod Recovery" from the market and paid for the premium version. I noticed that I can also make a backup from "ClockworkMod Recovery" in the same way that I made a backup from "Droid 3 Bootstrap."

Question is this...what's the difference between the 2? I know that ClockworkMod Recovery gives me the capability to flash different ROMS, which is the reason I purchased it (awaiting future ROMS, figured I'd just download it now). But did I have to download Droid 3 Bootstrap Recovery as well? Couldn't I have just backed up using CWM Recovery?

Basically, I'd like to know the difference between the two...in the most basic explanation, if at all possible. I'm still learning about all this and I really enjoy it, but I'd like to have a full grasp of what I'm doing exactly.

Thank you in advance.
[Motorola Droid 3] erismaster:
I'm assuming the 'clockworkmod recovery' app is rom manager. Rom manager is best for easily downloading roms (if the developer sets it up on there, not all roms will be on rom manager). I personally recommend against using rom manager to do backups/restore/rom installs because it is known to cause some issues. So, my advice, just do it all manually to avoid problems down the road. All you need is the d3 bootstrapper app
[Motorola Droid 3] Lyxdeslic:
Correct, the "CWM Recovery" I kept referring to is indeed Rom Manager, my apologies. So, in a nutshell, what you're recommending is; use D3 Bootstrap to create your custom backup, and use Rom Manager specifically for Mods only...correct?
[Motorola Droid 3] Endoroid:
I think he's saying to not use rom manager at all. You can flash roms from cwm recovery.

Edit: just to clarify I mean by booting into recovery using the bootstrapper and flashing a rom from there to avoid any issues caused from the rom manager

Sent from my rooted xt860
[Motorola Droid 3] erismaster:
I recommend to not even use the rom manager app, as everything can be done manually. Roms can be downloaded from forum sites. Just remember to do a wipe data/factory reset each time you flash a new rom. This prevents fc issues. On hashcodes blog you can get a modified version of the koush bootstrapper app that let's you enter recovery from bptools. That way if you screw up /system and can boot straight into recovery, restore a nandroid and you're good to go.
[Motorola Droid 3] Lyxdeslic:
I appreciate the responses. Could you explain to me how the modified version of D3 Bootstrapper allows you to enter recovery in case of a bootloop? What is "bptools" and how is it accessed if the phone won't boot up?

Edit: Also, what type of problems have been seen when using Rom Manager to flash Roms as opposed to a Bootstrapper? Aren't they both created by the same Dev? I would assume Rom Manager is just a more user-friendly method to flash Roms since it's so self-explanatory in the app itself.

Again, I appreciate the time you guys are taking to help me understand this.
[Motorola Droid 3] erismaster:
When your phone is powered off hold the m button on the keyboard then press the power buttong(keeping m pressed) you'll then get a list of boot options. Volume down scrolls while volume up selects. Bptools is at the bottom. When you go to bptools then press volume up and enter it you will boot to clockworkmod recovery. This only works with the modified bootstrapper app. This way is much safer because its possible to soft brick the phone with the normal koush recovery and not be able to enter recovery. You'd then need to flash the xml files. The normal bootstrap app requires that phone bootloop before the custom recovery will kick in. As for rom manager, its had problems wiping data/factory reset I think. You can still use it, there's just a possibility of of the rom not working properly
[Motorola Droid 3] Lyxdeslic:
Thanks so much for the info man.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] andslide:
What kernel supports cyanogen and backlight notification app in the market
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] G1rome:
WA?
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] andslide:
Huh?
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] G1rome:
Lol
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] TL24:
Cool Story Bro!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpast78:
can any one tell me why im not getting the 3g icon my phone when i put a new rom on it. 1x always pops up and its slow please help me asap:confused:
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sitlet:
flash a sense rom, and update prl and profile.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tropicalbrit:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18044181&postcount=14
[Motorola Droid X2] jpp44345:
Ok guys. So I was excited like a school girl waiting for a Justin Bieber concert when the sbf for the latest 2.3.4 OTA was released. I rushed to my wife's windows laptop and started up RSD lite, loaded up the sbf, and plugged my phone while it was on thee RSD Protocol mode. A bit of background info first, I had been running the 2.3.3 stock since I got the phone over a month ago. I had painstakingly removed all the bloat and was very happy with the way my phone was running. I had a DINC before and I was appreciating the bigger higher res screen. Anyways, so I though when you install sbf on your phone, it takes it back to factory stock with the root gone (obviously) and with all the bloatware and crapware back on the phone. So anyways, I use the 2.3.4 sbf and install it on my phone. The phone reboots normally and I am quite happy. But when I unlock the phone, it is exactly as I left it before. With the zeam launcher and all the apps I had. The only thing that was missing was the superuser app. So I knew something had changed but what? So I check the phone specs and what do you know, it has android 2.3.4 on it. I also notice less lag and improved scrolling, also the task manage icon has changed. But I knew the root was gone, so I use Pete's one click method to get the root back. But I am still confused on why did the phone not go back to complete stock despite the fact that I sbfd it to stock. Does anyone have a clue?:confused:
[Motorola Droid X2] rp076:
You put 2.3.4 on your Droid X2? And its actually working? :confused:

EDIT: Would kinda make sense....why else would there be a soak test??? Will be waiting to see if anyone else has any knowledge of this. If it holds true, then you made one heck of a find I think...
[Motorola Droid X2] jpp44345:
Yup. 2.3.4 working and more stable. I should mention that I did not wipe before doing the sbf because i thought sbf would wipe everything.
[Motorola Droid X2] Mr_GreenJeans:
It is in the dev section.. heres a link.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1284679
[Motorola Droid X2] jpp44345:
i have attached the screenshot if you need further proof.
[Motorola Droid X2] X0dus:
You went from stock 2.3.3 to stock 2.3.4 and things look the same but lost root? That's typical...the same happens if you get an ota. It's not like you rolled back a version forcing you to clear data/cache. All you did was updated your already stock to an updated stock. If you want the stock experience then wrote data/cache. Trust me, nothing freaky about this. ;)
[Motorola Droid X2] RacerXFD:
Yea, I think you have to wipe first. I don't think it clears \data\ which is the partition that contains the apps.

I'm pretty sure it wipes and overwrites several of the other partitions such as \system\
[Motorola Droid X2] jpp44345:
Yeah. That makes more sense. Because earlier when i tried to run a script on 2.3.3 and messed everything up so i tried to sbf and everything was gone. But it makes sense.
[Motorola Droid X2] Elite49:
When 2.3.3 was released I sbf'd and installed, having all my stuff stay. Been using it since then, no problems.
[Motorola Droid X2] Peperm1nt:
Its not an "OTA" he got the leaked SBF in the Dev section. REASON WHY IT CAME BACK TO HOW IT WAS!! when you add your google account, there is a small check box saying backup your apps/data. This is a quick way for you to sorta "nandroid" your phone when you factory reset. As of gingerbread 2.3.3 you could backup that data in the google servers... If you like 99% who don't stop and read lol just saying .. you wont see the box and it automatically has it checked. Just to let you know your not going crazy or anything. btw the leak is amazingly better than 2.3.3 with the blur. Looks the same just about, BUT the performance is over 9000 times better.
[Motorola Droid X2] X0dus:
An ota and a leak are typically the same thing in my experience. It's just different ways of how you get the update.
[Motorola Droid X2] religi0n:
Like all of the SBF's we have for this phone, they are system only. Meaning they only carry the system apps inside of it. They will not affect your data/apps. They will have overwritten the apps that are in the system folder only. Yes you have lost root, but you can get it back. It's only a matter of what is contained on the SBF.
[Motorola Droid X2] Peperm1nt:
Incorrect. You get your data/apps back from your google account upon adding your google account UNLESS!!!! you untick the box in the beginning. This sbf touches more than system.
[Motorola Droid X2] rustymcbain:
Reply.. I believe he said after he booted everything was back as was. I think we are smart enough to know if we are redownloading the apps dude.
[General Questions and Answers] micechef:
Ok so i've been working on a build. I'm nearly completed. Mostly all of it has been hand editing phone sys files, icons etc and compiling it in oskitchen zero.

Build 23569 , HTC Tytn II

I've run into a problem. I've only just noticed it,. when i switch to landscape (pull out the keyboard) the icons don't match up to their correct placements, they are all about 20 pixels off to the right.

They are fine in portrait mode however...

could this be one of these files i've edited?;

initflashfiles.dat - rearranged start strucure

mxipinit_startmenu_001.provxml

.Tsk theme file - swapped images over

Anyway here's a screenshot, if you know what it is or what would do this please post. Thanks

UPDATE: I've tested replacing initflashfiles.dat & mxipinit_startmenu with backup original files and can rule them out, the problems still there, I've also removed my custom start menu icons folder from EXT packages and still get the problem...
[General Questions and Answers] micechef:
[solved]

turned out it was the start menu 4 icon grid changer cab that i was using (should've really checked this lol)

found some new ones that work great !!

link is http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=589380

and landscape icons are appearing normally.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dinoacid:
I had my phone fixed with a RIFF box, and after that i have been unable to get into recovery mode with the button combination. I also tried adb on 2 windows machines and a mac, and it wouldn't enter recovery mode. I am able to get into download mode though .What else can I do?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duboi97:
Flash a voodoo enabled kernel with Odin and try then.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ninjatalon:
I installed Aemod Rom and everything went fine but when I decided to replace the kernel with Zedomax v4, i ended used "wipe data/factory reset" and "wipe cache partition" ... after reboot the bootlogo comes on then about 20 seconds later the phone shuts off. I can't mount Mass Storage or access my external SD to reinstall Aemod or use ZedomaxBackup. Can someone please help me. Thanks
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jordan2333:
Same thing happened to me.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ninjatalon:
I believed i Used Zedomax kernel v2. Left it on mass storage thru clockmodwork . I was able to bring it thru my computer so i copied over zedomax backup files. Everything is all good now.:)
[Vibrant General] junglerumble:
would love to try one of the new MIUIs or other GB roms but poor battery life holding me back.
[Vibrant General] jangst123:
22 Hours 6% left

(Rom)Simply Honey 5.1 Revolution(JVR GB 2.3.4) 8/14/11)One Last Go With JVR.

Only flaw is GPS
[Vibrant General] beren28:
no .
[Vibrant General] teddyv:
Running miui.us now, getting 8 hours at best with very light usage..

Basically have to put it on the charger as soon as I get off work as I have usually 2% left. Froyo usually had 60% with moderate use.....
[Vibrant General] Jasonhunterx:
Simple Honey,Simply stock and Jet Pack 5.2 an the browsers are butter smooth they are Gpu assisted
[Vibrant General] explodingboy70:
Check out the Simply Honey thread. I posted a pic of my use yesterday. over 31 hours with 10% left. Yes light use (calls, texts, XDA app, facebook, gmail, browser) but moderate will easily get you a full day.
[Vibrant General] KWKSLVR:
Spare batteries are like $3 a piece....buy some! Amazon is my friends lol. :D
[Vibrant General] joe98200:
Not at all.
[Vibrant General] }{Alienz}{:
No. But you can get a Samsung genuine 1800mah battery from the Galaxy S2 4G Touch. Battery fits perfect and the bonus gets CM7 closer to the battery life of Froyo ROMS running stock batteries. $23.
[Vibrant General] dbacchus:
Thanks very much, Alienz, it sounds fantastic, where one can buy it?
[Vibrant General] Moped_Ryder:
I have found just about on par battery life with the JVQ/JVR/JVS ROMS in the dev section. Im on simply stock JVS with PaulDiddy remix theme. Went to bed with 100% battery power and 9 hours passed I was at 89%, so it sleeps fine.

Only thing I was worried about was flahing the GB boot loaders. After hitting start in Odin and changing underwear all was fine.