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[Epic 4G Themes] hoffman1984:
No need to install anything before this... actually.

Sent from my Stocky-ish Epic 4G...
[Epic 4G Themes] titosapien:
Thanks love what you did asop all the way. I also told maddogin to put the sound files on some of his lock screens but i think he was annoyed.
[Epic 4G Themes] InfDaMarvel:
I meant before this mod maddoggins mod was the only other mod with a aosp-ish lock-screen built in.
[Epic 4G Themes] hoffman1984:
Ah... thought you were saying it needed to be installed for this to work. Lol

My bad... and enjoy!

Sent from my Stocky-ish Epic 4G...
[Epic 4G Themes] Dante of the Inferno:
Just out of curiosity, did you work with maddoggin's mod in order to get this lockscreen? If so, then I wanted to know what you did, because I would like to create an AOSP lockscreen mod with music playback, but without all the other features from that build.
[Epic 4G Themes] hoffman1984:
I've not picked apart maddoggin's lockscreen mod... But what i do know is that the AOSP lockscreen is already present in the current EH17 build. All that needed to be done was tell the framework-res to use the AOSP Lock instead of the Touchwiz lock. Just a little smali edit, and it was done. I'm sure if you searched around you can find guidance on how to edit currently available locks. It's not been a priority of mine, though. Sorry.
[Epic 4G Themes] lys3rgic:
Link keeps 404'ing on me :/
[Epic 4G Themes] hoffman1984:
Sorry about that... All fixed! =)
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nexus14:
Hi there, I was wondering if there was a registry hack or an app that could enable LED notifications for the HD7. I seem to remember being able to see it in version 7.0 on my HD7 but 7.5 Mango made it disappear.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gigsaw:
Yeah, I need it too. With the lastest deepshining there is a led notification only for missed calls and only for few minutes, for SMS no luck. Isn't possible to modify the led behaviour? It would be great because HD7 has got a phisical led, so I think is only a software issue..
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prettylime:
Strongly agree on this. There should be an update or an application that would customize the led notifications. I wanted to become a developer but I don't know where to start :(
[Verizon Droid Charge] juanzr1:
Since we have to flash another rom to get stock anyways.

Sent from my SCH-I510
[Verizon Droid Charge] anoninja118:
you can delete whatever you want from any rom, just check first and make sure its not something essential to phone operation

blazing through on my 4G Droid Charge
[Verizon Droid Charge] justin94:
Yea. So long as it doesn't have tw or touch wizard in the name. If u freeze anything like that, depending on the rom. ..... you would be messing with the framework which could soft brick your phone
[Verizon Droid Charge] juanzr1:
Thanks guys deleted all the vzw bloat and its running much smoother

Sent from my SCH-I510
[Verizon Droid Charge] juanzr1:
Can I delete the touch Wiz launcher?

Sent from my SCH-I510
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeotrope:
I just got the sgs2 from amazon, I checked the baseband and kernel, which says that I have UHKG7 (firmware) and UHKG4 (baseband).

I know this corresponds to the UH_MUL_KG7 version when I do the CF-Root. However, I was looking through the custom rom's section and most of the ROM's seem to be built off of "KI3"

Does this mean I should flash the KI3 version of CF-Root instead of the KG7 one? I want to be able to play around and try a bunch of custom rom's later. does it matter which CF-Root I flash at this point or do I HAVE to have the KI3 CF-Root to be able to flash the KI3-based custom roms?

Also, would flashing the KI3-based stuff mess up my phone?

Not new to flashing custom roms but I've never had a phone with this many kernel options/versions. Any help is appreciated guys, thanks.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
It would make more sense to flash KI3 stock firmware root with KI3 followed by custom rom of choice .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeotrope:
thanks for the reply. if i switch to ki3 stock firmware should everything (theoretically) work properly?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Yes all should work .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeotrope:
OK, sorry for being so dense but one more question.

Say I go that way and flash KI3 stock then CF-Root for KI3....

then i flash a custom ROM, am I limited to custom roms that only work with KI3 kernel?

in other words, do i have to keep switching to different stock kernels as I try different custom roms?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rj.camargo:
Usually when you flahs a custom rom it comes with it´s own kernel so you dont have to worry. If the rom doesn´t come with it´s own kernel you may be able to use it with any kernel (few exceptions)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeotrope:
awesome, do i have to worry about the custom rom overwriting the CWM from cf-root?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veyka:
Cwm is built into the kernel in samsung land, and most custom roms come with a kernel with Cwm.

Kernel version should be the same as rom version for stock roms/cf root. Custom roms often come with a recommended kernel.

You can move between newer and older stock roms via odin or restoring cwm backup, generally without wipe.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dk34997:
I was wondering if its possible to dim the screen when in camera mode. I would really like it to be off but if i could get it to dim that would be great. Any suggestions?

Also, is there a way to get a sport burst on here?

Thanks in advance guys and thanks for answering all my questions over the years...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atown706:
I don't think that is possible. I haven't seen or heard anybody mention anything about dimming the screen while using the camera. But for your other question there are some roms that have something like sports burst. If I'm not mistaken the doubleshot Rom has it but I could be wrong.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dk34997:
Thanks man, I havent seen anything like that for any phone Ive owned ever but I sure could use it for some stealth photography.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neidlinger:
In most states it is illegal to remove screen lighting or sounds on mobile cameras such as cell phones and pocket cameras.

the do this so you cannot take close up pictures of people that do not want you photographing them.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Etrick:
The stock has a setting for shutter sound doesn't it? And can't you manually dim down the screen? Not off but low. Cyanogen has a screen color temp battery saving feature that would override any software to very dark.
[Focus General] htc9420:
The rom I posted initially was an engineering rom, if you use the phone from a stock ROM it will work. The engineering ROM broke the audio to the handset, but speaker and ext head set were working ok. I need help to identify the registry value for the correct routing.

I was amazed how sloooooow my Focus was on Europe and I flashed ONLY the radio firmware from the European OMNIA7. It is better, much faster.

For those who are in Europe do this:

1. Download latest Omnia7 ROM from here

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14893592&postcount=1

2. Run it. Unpacks some files in a folder.

NOOB ALERT ! IMPORTANT!

Delete FOLLOWING FILES:

signed_pda_Cetus_Europe.nb0, signed_eboot_Cetus_Europe.eb0 and signed_CSC_Cetus_Europe_I8700ORAJID.csc

3. Put your Focus on download mode( VOL UP+Camera+Power at the same time)

4. Start WP7 Downloader Ver 7.21 for All Device (Publish version).exe .

ONLY CHECK ''PHONE BOOT'' and "PHONE" NOT OTHER and only these boxes. Anyway,these boxes should be the only ones checked by default.

THERE SHOULD BE ONLY ONE FILE LISTED : signed_phone_Cetus_Europe.bin ON THE "phone" dialog and the rest<Eboot, PDA, CSC> empty!

5. Plug usb cable. The START ( on the program, not on WINDOWS) button should be avail now and a green connection at the Port dialog should appear.

6.Press start. The flashing takes 10 secs and it will give an OK at the end.

The phone should reboot and there you go, European radio for European connections.

I will try to adapt the whole csc also, I noticed something positive:D

Thanks to Sungod1 here are the steps he took to fix the broken audio- DON'T forget to press his THANKS button.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18847245&postcount=23
[Focus General] EnderPsp:
That's some nice find! Any notable differences?
[Focus General] htc9420:
3g+ sign is on and it seems faster, I am messing with the csc file, right now.

CSC and some provxml files are responsible for the HSPA protocols, if I could port them to the Rogers would be nice. All the branding is from the file and the provxml are inside the nb0 file. I'll get an Omnia7 from a friend to see what and what.

It is very frustrating since I have to reflash any time I do something wrong and it takes a lot of time.

I had huge succes with a frankenstein CSC, 3,5 MB/s but it broke the audio and marketplace.:confused::confused:

I will continue to digg into it, OMNIA7 looks FW almost identical.
[Focus General] crubbish:
Done as per your instruction htc9420 and Internet connection does indeed work faster. However I've caught 2 spontaneous reboots since I've updated (15 minutes ago). Never had them before. I shall see how it goes and post again.
[Focus General] htc9420:
It is faster. However, flashing the new radio will affect some things:

1. Battery stats&logs. Right after the flashing your battery will show empty. This could be the culprit for the reboots. My recommendation would be to turn phone off and leave it to charge fully. Use it normal but drain it until it literally won't start again ( you'll notice that it shows1% battery left and after a restart it will show 5%). Charge it once again while off. YOU WILL GET AMAZING BATTERY LIFE.

2. Faster 3G/EDGE switching. Really faster no more signal drops.
[Focus General] crubbish:
Well reboots were happening pretty much every 5 minutes and once over 3 or so reboots I would get a message like "Your SD card is damaged or removed. Your phone will be hard reset". Can't really see a connection between updated radio and SD card but I never had such problem before flashing Omnia 7 radio. So I had to restore from the backup and phone is back to normal now.
[Focus General] ralex3000:
What do you guys think? ready for using? this boots kept me worried. =)
[Focus General] htc9420:
...these boots are made for walking....:D

I installed it 3 days ago and haven't had any issues..but I installed it before going to NoDo and Mango. Updating the radio should be not break the nand-card system. All you are risking is another Mango install so 1 hr at the most .Connection speed is an issue for me so I reinstalled everything. It is not a huge improvement, it's more like reliability and the speed increases by 50 percent-still slow. I wonder if there's again a data leak on the phone....

On the other hand,I still have to see a WP7 device hitting 3 megs/sec and I've seen a lot of them.
[Focus General] ru-dmitry:
htc9420

Are you sure Mango update does not overwrite the radio module to default 2103.11.8.1?
[Focus General] htc9420:
My Focus/Settings/about :

OS 7.0.7720.68

Firmware : 2124.11.8.1

Hardware : 3.1.0.7

RADIO soft ver: 2424.11.2.2

Radio hw vers: 0.0.0.3

Bootloader :5.8.0.6

I'm running the Rogers ROM, I can flash any radio without issues AFTER reaching Mango.

Voice&data connection are optimized by the CSC + Radio firmware + OS bundled together. In theory, one can use the EU Omnia7 CSC file also, but I'm not sure yet if the 3G+ provxml files are bundled inside the zune updates.

One thing is for certain: the way Focus behaves in europe is at 25% of the PERFORMANCE under an US carrier. Data mode switching is way off with the american ROMs. It should be 3G CS headers then the PS negotiates multiple links (up to 16 up and 12*4 down) to 3G+. The switching doesn't take place. Instead of , let's say, 2 Mb/s I could only get 2192/48=45Kb/s which about the real speed I get at the most.I flashed CSC+Radio from the engineering rom, I was left without handset audio BUT I had 3-5 Mb/s speed under Mango.

I wonder how many Focus users are European and how many have issues with the data speed.

Maybe the EU users could try and download SpeedTester and post some results.
[Focus General] htc9420:
I can post some results for the Omnia7 radio:

VODAPHONE de SIM, data roaming

Vienna

ATT 0.72 Mbs

Omnia7 2.85 Mbps (I hit 8mbs where is 4G:D)

Bratislava

ATT 0.52 -0.64 Mbps

Omnia 3.2-2.8 Mbps

I am heading to Switzerlad so I'll post some results later on.
[Focus General] amahfouz:
I've got a Focus in Egypt so I'm not sure if this will help or not, any idea anyone?
[Focus General] EnderPsp:
You can try it and find out by yourself. If you don't like it, you can switch back.

Steps:

- Backup your phone

- Follow instructions in 1st post

- If it doesn't work for you, reflash or revert from backup
[Focus General] Sungod1:
Today I updated my Focus 1.3 to Omnia radio. But: main voice phone speaker has stopped working (only headphones and back loudspeaker). Verdict: I DON'T RECOMMEND to change radio to omnia 7 software if you need phone instead a Tablet :D. Fortunately, flashing my focus back to factory firmware got the speaker came to life.
[Focus General] htc9420:
Yes, it happens if you use the radio from the engineering ROM.

However, there's a fix if you use the diagnose>main menu>audio>rebuild all to make it work.

Also, the switch should be made by 7004 and NOT after updating. I caught the update pkg from MS and it seems that they update the radio to the latest Omnia7.

I had huge data issues with the stock Rogers/ATT radio that's why I switched to omnia7's radio.

For me, it's working like a charm now, I got better data and connectivity. I had some colleagues ( from US and working in Europe) that reported better connectivity, actually one of them is working right now on the CSC file to make a proper EURO rom.
[Focus General] ru-dmitry:
I can't get the earpiece working on AT&T ROM with OMNIA radio. I tried 2424.10.11.1 and 2424.11.2.2 radio versions.

It says menu 55 does not exist.

It updates to Focus radio.
[Focus General] Sungod1:
Yes, I can confirm, menu not exist, current command 55.Да, Дима, та же фигня. Пишет что меню 55 не существует.
[Focus General] htc9420:
It rebuilds the audio and then returns the answer

I have these specs now:

Firmware revision: 2124.11.8.1

Harware revision:3.1.0.7

Radio Software version: 2424.11.2.2

Radio hardware:0.0.0.3

Bootloader: 5.8.0.6

I am not forcing anyone to update the radio. It is merely a suggestion.

Also, the best results I had when I replaced the radio BEFORE updating.
[Focus General] Sungod1:
I tried for radio:

Samsung-Omnia-7-Firmware-XXKC1-MORE-PROVIDERS-NODO

Samsung-Omnia-7-Firmware-XXJL3-RETAIL-UK

I8700+XEN+I8700XENJK1

Base firmware (Phone is AT&T):

Samsung-i917R-Focus-firmware-UXJL2-ROGERS-CANADA

Samsung-i917-Focus-firmware-UCJK2-ATT-USA

Spend huge time for use all combinations of this ROMs. In all cases: earpiece don't work, menu 55 no any results. What suggestions?
[Focus General] htc9420:
:confused:

Hmmm, I used the radio from I8700FTMJJ6 and from a newer rom ( I think it was the one from june).

I am not with the PC where the I have the files stored but I will post the exact setup on Monday.

On a wild guess, I could only speculate that there must be different radio hardware inside the FOCUSes...I had personally flashed three devices without issues- even emailed Cotulla a to consider including the Omnia radio version on his ''future'' custom Rom.

The issue might occur from a audio routing registry setting OR from a muted volume inside radio -you can easily check with the volume boosting codes. If it was for an incompatibility issue it would not have functioned at all: network, audio and data- not to mention that the flashing software will not let you flash.

I will try to tinker with it and report back next week.
[Focus General] EnderPsp:
I wonder if we can use the radio from this: Samsung Omnia 7 Firmware upgrade brings WIFI Internet sharing to Australia also
[Focus General] htc9420:
I had got the update package that zune downloads but it's useless for now, it tries to install but spits an error. It seems I can't push it to the device yet...darn CSC file.
[Focus General] Sungod1:
It's worked! Here is my steps:

1) flash Samsung-i917R-Focus-firmware-UXJL2-ROGERS-CANADA.exe (I'm sure UCJK2-ATT-USA not bad too)

2) update to Mango in Zune.

3) flash only radio software Signed_Cetus_Europe_KB2_Phone.bin from Samsung-Omnia-7-Firmware-XXKC1-MORE-PROVIDERS-NODO

After flashing omnia radio software speaker not work. To repair sound:

Dial ##634# Make Call

or Start Diagnosis program

Diagnosis mode type *#0002*28345#

Click READ, GET on all strings, audience.cfg turn OFF. Then

ENTER DEFAULTS of Samsung Focus audio:

No Headset Plugged in: Sound Tuning 1 1C 74 4 23 9D 95 12 System Gain Attenuation 7 130 0 Class Gain Attenuation 7 0 5 Device Gain 7 1200 -500 audience.cfg Off

With Headset plugged in: Sound Tuning 1 1C 74 4 23 9D 95 12 System Gain Attenuation 5 145 0 Class Gain Attenuation 5 0 36 Device Gain 5 400 -1100 audience.cfg Off

(Only one digit differs: in string 1 1C 74 4 23 9D 9B 12) change to 95

START, Reboot

Voice in euroradio is louder, clear and more wide frequency response!
[Focus General] EnderPsp:
Thanks for sharing!

Just curious if the rom affects this. What version of the ROM/Focus do you have? AT&T or Rogers?
[Focus General] Sungod1:
AT&T Phone with Rogers ROM (Mango zune updated) and radio from Samsung-Omnia-7-Firmware-XXKC1-MORE-PROVIDERS-NODO
[Focus General] EnderPsp:
Did you flash 7004 first, as suggested?
[Focus General] Sungod1:
Yes, 7004 Rogers, then updated to Mango (normal procedures in zune), after Mango I flashed Omnia radio.
[Focus General] EnderPsp:
Great. I suggest you edit your post above to include all this information and mini how-to so others can benefit from this. It's also easier to read ;)
[Focus General] htc9420:
@ sundog1

What's your Radio SW version now?

I recommended the 7004 version time for flash because it updates the radio during MANGO install. Zune picks up the update pkgs according to hardware, just like a PC using win update for specific drivers.
[Focus General] Sungod1:
@htc6920

my radio sw ver. now: 2424.11.2.2

What version in your Mango updated radio sw?
[Focus General] htc9420:
Mine it's the same. Weird, though.
[Focus General] ru-dmitry:
Focus NoDo Firmware+Omnia NoDo Radio+Zune Update=Focus Mango Firmware+Focus Mango Radio

Focus Mango Firmware+Omnia NoDo Radio+Zune Update=No Updates
[Focus General] EnderPsp:
Exactly, that's why the OP recommended:

Focus 7004 Firmware+Omnia XXKC1 Radio+Zune Update=Focus Mango with Omnia radio
[Focus General] ru-dmitry:
I tried that 2 times and this is the first case (Focus Mango Firmware+Focus Mango Radio).

Zune cannot update Omnia Radio to new Omnia Radio in Focus.
[Focus General] EnderPsp:
Can you detail exactly what/how you did? Also, what Firmware/Radio versions are you currently on as well as model, hardware revision of your Focus. Thanks!
[Focus General] htc9420:
This is already known. Something has changed in the way Zune updates. Running Omnia7 radio, my zune tries to update but it returns an error for at least one reasons:

- The RADIO updating is an "hot swap" updating method- official and the way it's supposed to happen. That means a lot of checks ( HW wise and software-wise) and OF COURSE ZUNE won't update it. Unlike flashing- which is supposed NOT to be available to us-flashing only checks for target size and signatures ( you can force unsigned as well)- THAT'S why so many bricks. OS updates ( NoDo + MANGO) are more like flashes, it auto installs updated drivers ( bundled inside the update packs).

Also, radio SW upgrades are carrier customized. Unless you change the CSC file you won't get them installed.

It's pretty simple why Omnia7 radio works on Focuses,it's because they share the same radio HW.

Also, the RADIO update bundle has the bootloader update, IMEI reading update ( like efs part in Android) and CSC package.:eek: Good luck pushing it to Focus:eek:

I've tried removing the bad parts from the file but it breaks the signature and updateWU won't enforce it.
[Focus General] ru-dmitry:
My Focus is AT&T v1.3 with AT&T FW.

AT&T Focus has one HW difference against Rogers' - Audience chip. I think that's why with Omnia radio the sound does not work without tweaking.

Now I am restoring from backup and I am happy with stock Focus radio.

By the way, I cannot enter to Download Mode with Omnia radio installed. Be sure you have a Zune backup before experementing.
[Focus General] EnderPsp:
Interesting, I think everyone who tried should clarify what Focus version they were originally on: AT&T or Focus.

Myself personally, I doubt there are hardware differences between 1.3 AT&T Focus and 1.3 Rogers/other_unbranded Focus versions. If there are, I'd like to see some proof, please.
[Focus General] htc9420:
I had 3 Focuses: 2xAT&T and a Rogers. No diffs noticed. AFAIK, Audience makes sound cancelling chips, Nokia had these since 2005, Nexus ONE also...:) the difference is picked up by the person you're calling, not on FOCUS side. I repeat, AFAIK. Also, it's not dependent to OS, it's more like a hardware filter though it has its firmware, but it shouldn't be driver related.

I doubt that Samsung would use 3 different RADIO chips for the wp7 devices: one for ATT, one for Rogers and one for Omnia7 - it is not cost effective for the production and it is somehow outside MS trend-line for devices. See what happened to Focus 1.4 because of NAND replacement- they are still waiting for Mango and delayed NODO update for the WHOLE WP7 environment. MS clearly outlined that the hardware unity across the platform leads to less problems and makes the devices cost effective for producers. MS had these mishaps in mind when they required 3 buttons, dedicated camera button and so on.
[Focus General] ru-dmitry:
Previously I owned Samsung Captivate. It is Galaxy S for AT&T and the only Galaxy S with Audience noise cancellation system. And this Audience chip was driver dependent. IMO here is exactly the same sutuation with Focuses.
[Focus General] htc9420:
While I can see the noise cancellation mic on both SGS2 and Pre3 I've got right now, it seems I have trouble locating the secondary mic on the Focus. Have you got any clue where's located?

Also, Audience chips are SOC ( system on a chip) that means they are running proprietary software. You can either enable or disable them, not fine tune them...

On the SGS2 talking with noise cancellation on is annoying for my listeners.

Audience.cfg off gives you a better array of sounds as Sungod1 pointed out.

Anyway, this thread is veering outside the initial topic. I know it's not very crowded inside this forum, but we're trying here to improve things.

The results vary from carrier to carrier. Both radios should be tested for: data connection, signal quality, GSM band switching, power consumption. It is like an automatic gearbox, the same gearbox on an SUV has diff settings than the one mounted on a sedan. Maybe for some it is better to stick to US settings. Let each one try and choose accordingly.
[Focus General] ru-dmitry:
Here it is, near the rear speaker.
[Focus General] voluptuary:
Ok, I'm not quite after the same thing you guys are BUT it has to do with something you guys seem to know about. I have a AT&T Focus (1.3) and currently I have the Rogers ROM on it. What I love about the Rogers ROM is the ZERO carrier branding. However I am in the US and I want to have the region+language default to US not Canada after a hard reset. Is there a combination of the AT&T ROM files and Rogers ROM files I could flash that would give me the correct region+language and removal of all carrier branding/apps/boot logo? Basically I don't quite understand what each of the files do (.bin, .nb0, .eb0, .csc) and I am hoping someone could explain it to me.