yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire Android Development] JamesXY:
Reposting this again, seems it's already lost in many posts before and I saw some people were searching for something like this.

This is statusbar UOT I use. Most of images are created by Toffy, I changed battery stat icon (with percentage) + did update on 5.0.2.

CLEAR button at the top left corner, white background.

Download: https://rapidshare.com/files/896281558/UOT_RunnymedeAIO_5_0_2.zip
[Desire Android Development] spitjo:
The only thing it does is to display the red icon...

People that say is working must clean their ears...

It is a bit disappointing cause i switched to this rom mainly to improve music quality on stock headset (exactly what beats is meant for).

DSP manager is available from ages, nothing new...

At least OP should be edited wiping out that "working Beats audio boost"
[Desire Android Development] Prof Peach:
Just realised im 1day 2hours into a full charge and sitting at 51%.......and people slate the battery life.
[Desire Android Development] LarsChristian:
Hi, and thanks for a nice rom! Its smoother than this other Sense3.5 rom i've tried. Just wondering, is there any way to take screenshot, or does someone have an app to recommend for that?
[Desire Android Development] Prof Peach:
I didn't say it was new. I said it works.
[Desire Android Development] Prof Peach:
As long as you didn't unselect sketcher at install, take a screen pic by holding power immediately followed by home.
[Desire Android Development] killa_byte:
i've downloaded the PB99IMG_cm7r2.zip from the site and when i boot into recovery and try and install it...it keep saying 'aborted'...i dont understand why
[Desire Android Development] JamesXY:
And you also have to enable taking screen snapshots in RC Tweaks.

Miscellaneous Options -> Enable Screen Snapshot checked
[Desire Android Development] Prof Peach:
Are you s-off?

Did you rename it PB99IMG.zip?
[Desire Android Development] bonbonboy:
It works !! You rock dude :)
[Desire Android Development] LarsChristian:
Thanks you!
[Desire Android Development] Thermaltake868:
I didn't noticed any speed improvment.
[Desire Android Development] dajbyco:
Thanx a lot, but my battery icon seems to resist all attempts to reflash it ... tried this one and SEBs too, but battery stayes battery ... any ideas what could be the problem ... for example when in time of flashing the battery icon was turned of in RCmix tweeks ...

And would it be possible to have this with black background?

Thanx a lot!
[Desire Android Development] Prof Peach:
You're welcome. Use the thanks button fella.
[Desire Android Development] ZeGuitarist:
... um, okay?
[Desire Android Development] stm999999999:
perhaps it is about having (heavy) network usage while using 2g or not having it?

Do you tried these (wifi off): turn it manually to 2g. Did it freeze? if not, hit the "sync all" widget (an htc widget) to activate heavy network usage. Did it freeze?

(But please: Make a nandroid with W-CDMA/gsm automatic enabled, because you can get problems when switching to gsm only and after freeze and reboot you are still wifi off and gsm only ...)
[Desire Android Development] Thermaltake868:
Dunno maybe it is a little but nothing special.

Still can't figure out how to make trackball work i contacts when I want to pick someone and change between mobiles.
[Desire Android Development] dajbyco:
Has anyone idea why my statusbar battery icon is resisting all attempts to change it? I tried several zips - everything changes except battery icon! It still stays stock.
[Desire Android Development] JamesXY:
Maybe check your RC Tweaks Statusbar/Battery settings...if there is Show battery icon check etc.
[Desire Android Development] dajbyco:
Of course I did this ... but there's always stock battery icon, not the one that should be flashed ...
[Desire Android Development] Prof Peach:
"Of course I did this..."?....... don't ask for advice or help then put put down someone who took the time to reply. Why not hit the thanks button instead then let him know what you have done, what you have flashed, what exactly you are trying to get.

Maybe he'll take the time to reply again and help you. I'd help but I used up my helpfull quota typing this.
[Desire Android Development] Sonorov:
After fresh ROM install, Twitter is unable to sync contacts with main contact app - there is: "sync is currently experiencing problems..." message.

However, i do not know if this is ROM-related issue. Any suggestions?
[Desire Android Development] Prof Peach:
Check to see if you have a network or wifi signal.

Sounds obvious but I had a similar thing yesterday whilst waiting for Mrs P who was shopping. No reception in a shop so it couldnt sync..... I realised from the notification bar that it was trying and when I checked it out there was no signal.

Also, after a fresh install, have you rebooted the phone after the initial setup?

That often help.
[Desire Android Development] Sonorov:
Wifi works perfectly (tried also on 3G, however). Reboot was performed after 15 minutes. I've tried installing ROM several times, but with the same effect. Day before yesterday everything was ok, but i had to reinstall rom due to deffective (probably) SD card.

Also: Facebook, Endomondo, Exchange and Google sync without issues.
[Desire Android Development] Prof Peach:
Try uninstalling the twitter app and installing it fresh from the market.

Battery update on Droidzone kernel and moderate use.

1 day 8 hours and showing 35%. No lag, freeze or problems.
[Desire Android Development] frantacech:
Excelent rom with big battery drain :)

Need Lower Auto-Brightness Settings

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1034743

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14472075&postcount=754
[Desire Android Development] Prof Peach:
Or switch off auto brightness and set it manually to 30%.
[Desire Android Development] Sonorov:
Twitter was installed with the ROM - so it cannot be uninstalled.

If i think correctly, the only option to remove twitter is another ROM installation, this time without the app?
[Desire Android Development] Prof Peach:
Install ES file explorer, navigate to \sd-ext\app_s and remove Twitter.apk. It might be called HTCTwitter.apk

( I'm sure that file path is correct. I dont install twitter)
[Desire Android Development] Sonorov:
OK, i will try.
[Desire Android Development] dajbyco:
I always use thanks button when the answer is helpful - I've used yours before - but this answer wasn't any help - of course I have checked the option, because otherwise I wouldn't see any battery icon ... I don't see any offense in te "of course .." formulation

... by the way I also try to help when you got the bootlooped phone several pages back and I don't see any "Thanks button" feedback by you ... but I never get it any bad because it didn't helped you in the end ...

I realy appriciate your asset in this forum, but this time I think you overreacted a little ...
[Desire Android Development] latawa:
For those with Hanging/Freeze problem:

I myself used to have this problem frequently. Then I noticed it was only when I used to travel i.e. when I was on roaming.

I tried doing everything possible from switching off Auto Sync, Mobile networks, background data, GSM only etc etc.

Then I focused on a suggestion of switching Radios/Kernels

Apparently after few tryouts I got the problem resolved. It even resolved my low audio problem with SNQ kernels

IMO hanging/freeze (if any) is network/operator dependent rather than ROM.

So my verdict in the matter is that despite having an excellent ROM (Tx to Seb) you still got to do your own thing and find out what's best for your desire.

Oh btw:

Am currently on

Radio: XX.XX.17.05.08

Kernel: Alex-V

ROM: V5.0.2
[Desire Android Development] mistaliu:
Have you gone into rc tweaks in display and put auto brightness to lower or lowest, it helps a fair bit. Or as prof says use static low brightness setting.

Sent from my HTC Desire Runnymede AIO
[Desire Android Development] Karanchopra:
although the Rom is very smooth but apps start with a bit of lag compared to Cm7

Is there a solution to this???
[Desire Android Development] JamesXY:
Actually that reminds me one thing. I have also tried to set lower auto-brightness in RCTweaks, but when I set to lower or lowest, than (after restart) the display brightness was randomly being volumed down to minimum and than to standard level again, doing this like every 10 seconds. It was very annoying, so I had to set back to default again. Does anybody have experienced same problem?
[Desire Android Development] angusc:
After several failed attempts i have managed to get Seb's custom icons with white notification together with a working circle battery indicator and coloured signal bars. This is for the CM7r2 hboot.

Do a NANDROID backup first and then flash from recovery or 4EXT app.

http://db.tt/mlro10MK

Sent with Desire.
[Desire Android Development] kartnite:
Cool... Thanks, but it has that notif-bar pull down bug?

Didn't have it when I flashed Seb's custom icon pack. Or - Am I missing something else?
[Desire Android Development] rashidshahzad:
Rom is very smooth but apps start with a bit of lag :( any solution for this problem???

AIO 5.0.1
[Desire Android Development] Sebby:
I made a Lower Auto-Brightness Settings SLOPPPY VERSION

i Have take the settings from SLOPPPY

please select default settings in rcteam tweaks

STOCK_STATUSBAR_ICONS_Lower Auto-Brightness_CM7_HBOOT_V5

STOCK_STATUSBAR_ICONS_Lower Auto-Brightness_STOCK_HBOOT_V5

i made two version cm7/r2 and stock hboot with stock statusbar icons

They are in ADDONS

i have not tested it so let me now how it goes

maybe this stops the battery drain with screen on
[Desire Android Development] Rsdf430.:
I have no push email with this rom.

I have to manually refresh gmail in order to receive the mails.

Also when I have the browser opened, I close with home button and return to the browser it seems to refresh, where it supposed to just load the cached site..

While I was typing this I tapped home and went back to browser and the whole message was gone because it refreshed.
[Desire Android Development] Shoarma1998:
Guys,

Just putting it out there...

Not sure whether to post this here or in the general q&A, but since it addresses the screen regarding the port from the sensation of our beloved sebas-roms, I'll just post it here.

If we look at this article on engadget, it seems that there is difference between battery usage of the slcd and amoled screen: http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/13/spot-the-difference-htc-desires-slcd-versus-amoled/

I was wondering, has the portation of the sensation rom and the use of alternative kernels influence on how the screens are powered? In other words, could something be done in this respect? If this is the case, then, shouldn't amoled devices have another preffered kernel than a super lcd device?

Finally, a remark to be found on the wikipedia page on amoled screens:

"AMOLED mobile phone users can save battery power by avoiding white backgrounds and many methods exist to achieve this"
[Desire Android Development] markb63:
amoled screens on average will last 30% longer than slcd screens..

how to check which screen you have,look on the back of the box your desire came in,if it says : display 3.7 touch sensitive you have the slcd,if it says 3.7 amoled you have the amoled screen
[Desire Android Development] Poidl:
Hy, i am using 5.0.2. My phone is shutting down when the battery is at approximately 15%. It seems there is no power left at this point. Maybe I have do anything to calibrate the power measurement? Does anyone have suggestions or also experiencing this?
[Desire Android Development] Amer:
Go to first post and in Prof Peach's FAQ there is the solution u need ;)
[Desire Android Development] Anubis2010:
Thanks

Thanks a lot for great work & really this is my best ROM ever use it.

Just one thing, in the home page the background didn't move when I gone from page to page like original ROM for HTC.

Is there something I should activate to let this happen ?

Thanks again
[Desire Android Development] Amer:
The scrolling wallpaper has been removed from sense 3.0 / 3.5 I don't think you can get it back
[Desire Android Development] JamesXY:
And that could be solution of my problem, going to try it. Thanks a lot :).

Is this included in V5.0.3?
[Desire Android Development] ZeGuitarist:
I don't know how you can believe in ridiculous figures like that, but it's complete bollocks.

Have a look at these articles, they're pretty clear about the subject:

- http://blog.three.com.au/news/super-lcd-vs-super-amoled-mobile-phone-displays/

- http://www.smartmobix.com/Super_Amoled_vs_Super_LCD

Basically, the main difference between AMOLED and SLCD in terms of battery life is down to the way they handle black pixels. SLCD pixels are always "on" (i.e. consuming power), even if they're producing black; a SLCD screen will therefore produce a more or less constant power drain. In AMOLED screens, black pixels are actually "off"; they don't consume anything. This is why some sources claim AMOLED is more power-efficient.

However, that's a very narrow-minded conclusion to draw from those facts. A SLCD screen will produce a constant power drain, whereas AMOLED screens will show varying power consumption depending on how many pixels are "on" and "off". Compared to the SLCD "constant", AMOLED power consumption has been shown to be lower when a significant proportion of the screen is black, but actually higher when the screen image is largely white/coloured.

So basically, that test where they played the same movie on two Desires with different screens doesn't show at all that AMOLED is 30% more battery-efficient. It shows that AMOLED is 30% more battery-efficient under those conditions, i.e. playing that particular movie. There might have been black bars above and below the image taking up part of the screen, which would reduce the AMOLED screen's power consumption. In any case, the results could have been very different under other conditions, for example browsing the internet (where white backgrounds are predominant).

In short, the difference in battery life between SLCD and AMOLED is almost completely down to how you use your phone.

And to respond to the original question regarding this topic: no, I don't think kernel or energy settings need to be adapted to match your screen type. The reason: read all of the above.
[Desire Android Development] JamesXY:
I made this with 5.0.2 files after I changed System UI to white one in RC Tweaks (to place CLEAR button to the corner), so it should be including the bug fix.

By the way, sorry for my nescience, but what exactly is this bug about?
[Desire Android Development] ZeGuitarist:
Correct me if I'm wrong (I never experienced it), but I believe it was to do with the USB connection with your PC being interrupted/reset when you pulled down the notification menu. Or sutin.
[Desire Android Development] Sebby:
new version of brightness tweaks

this one i only modified the brightness settings in lower and lowest rcteam tweaks settings

lower and lowest are having the same lower brightness (because it is not working if i select lowest or lower i get the same brightness and it was not working before)

so the default settings i dont touch by this one

so you can always go back to normal brightness settings

STOCK_STATUSBAR_ICONS_changed_brightness_values_rctweaks_lower_lowest_settings_CM7_HBOOT_V5

STOCK_STATUSBAR_ICONS_changed_brightness_values_rctweaks_lower_lowest_settings_STOCK_HBOOT_V5

two versions stock and cm7r2 hboot version

can be that sourgeforge will release the files later (so check later again)

please reboot if you set it

this are the normal brightness default settings

<item>75</item>

<item>75</item>

<item>75</item>

<item>97</item>

<item>120</item>

<item>142</item>

<item>170</item>

<item>198</item>

<item>227</item>

<item>255</item>

and this are the modified brightness settings for lower and lowest

<item>35</item>

<item>35</item>

<item>35</item>

<item>57</item>

<item>80</item>

<item>102</item>

<item>130</item>

<item>158</item>

<item>187</item>

<item>255</item>

and please tell me if they work i have test it yet
[Desire Android Development] Sebby:
new version aio rom online

little update

had nothing to do today
[Desire Android Development] Souldrinker:
Yes, freezes is a common problem for many Desires including mine.

There is a thread regarding "Unstable Desires with OS freezes" here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1393132

My Desire worked stable for almost a year on various LeeDroid roms, but August/September last year my old Kingston 16GB class 4 card gave up on me and I got it replaced with a Sandisk 16GB class 4 card.

Around the same time snq- started to push out some new kernels, so after I upgraded the kernel from the original snq- v6 (in LeeDroid HD 3.3.3-R5) to snq- 110911 about a week or two after replacing the SD card I started to experience freezes in two specific bad 3g-reception places.

Since it only occured at these two specific places and seem to be radio signal related I never connected it to the sd card.

I then tried lots of different kernels, both the unstable snq- ones between 110911 and 111118 that caused reboots/bootloops about once a day and bananacakes 0.9 and snq- 111118 that had the same low reception freezes as 110911. I never got back to try v6 since i couldn't find a flashable zip and didn't at the time want to wipe the phone to reflash the rom.

I then also tried to flash the radio from 5.11.05.27 that I had used since december 2010 to 5.17.05.23 that I've been using since end of September 2011, but nothing changed. The phone still froze at these specific bad reception places.

I then thought I should try a different rom so in the beginning of December I flashed the Runnymede AIO 2.5.1 and have stuck to this excellent rom ever since. But I still have the same freezes like three times out of four when I'm in an area with no 3g reception. Otherwise my phone is rock stable and can run for days without issues.

I've tried to log it with logcat, but haven't got anything interesting out of it. It seems like it just freezes without getting a changes to log what happened.

I've also tried to increase the voltage, different governors etc, but to no avail.

But since the rom was rock stable for a year with LeeDroid roms and the issues began without me changing rom (or even rom version) I guess it can only be the sd card or the kernel, and since there have been so many reports on freezes disappearing when people change sd cards (sometimes even to a slower one) I'm beginning to think that it might indeed have been the sd card and not the newer kernels causing my freezes.

I will see if I get around to buy a new sd card to try. I see the Samsung 16GB class 6 card that many seem to have success with is only 190SEK (~$25), so maybe I'll try one of those. And a Kingston 16GB Class 4 that worked perfect on the LeeDroid roms until it broke is even cheaper, even though I do think it's strange that the radio signal and the sd card in combination can cause freezes...

PS. I noticed in the requirement in the new (much nicer) first post "Must be S-OFF! (see S-OFF guide)." Is this really a requirement for stock hboot users? Was this requirement introduced in a recent version of the rom? Because from 2.5.1 up to 3.0.2 I was still S-ON running the stock version of the rom.
[Desire Android Development] grant6301:
Hi, guys. I got a problem. I'm using ad2sdx with 1.5G ext4 and having 129MB internal storage remained. When I'm installing a new app or updating an app, the market will tell me I'm out of space. Why is that?
[Desire Android Development] kaibird:
Hi

I found SystemUI.apk in /sd-ext/app_s

but I can't find framework-res.apk in /sd-ext/framework_s inside Runnymede_AIO_V5.0.3_Special_Edition.zip

no such folder...
[Desire Android Development] lpganesh:
Problem Calculator

Hello All,

I am using V5.0.2.

I see the digits in the Calculator are big and misplaced.

Earlier with 3.x.x, this was fine.

Can we manually update the calculator.apk into the new rom?

Does it have dependency with the framework?

Any other way to fix this?
[Desire Android Development] stm999999999:
perhaps it is about having (heavy) network usage while using 2g or not having it? so this can explain the 3of4 instead 4of4?

Did you (and anybody with these problem) try these (wifi off): turn it manually to 2g. Did it freeze? if not, hit the "sync all" widget (an htc widget) to activate heavy network usage. Did it freeze?

I made a new AIO 5.0.2 install right now and restore apps with the ic_restore_apps.zip - enabling google account and made a sync in 2g: first look: it worked, but after three or four minutes: freeeeeeeezeee :(

(But please: Make a nandroid with W-CDMA/gsm automatic enabled, because you can get problems when switching to gsm only and after freeze and reboot you are still wifi off and gsm only ...)
[Desire Android Development] nenadj:
Will this also change the icons in status bar?
[Desire Android Development] stm999999999:
look here: customize\hboot\framework

I guess this will move to the right place during install routine
[Desire Android Development] ZeGuitarist:
Then it's probably placed there by the installer during the installation process, from another location within the zip (as is the case with many of the optionally selectable apps, which are stored in the "customize" folder).

In any case, after installation you'll find framework-res.apk in /sd-ext/framework_s, which is all that matters.

Yes, to stock icons, as the zip name suggests.
[Desire Android Development] JamesXY:
Yes, it will replace them with the stock ones.
[Desire Android Development] nenadj:
Ther is only one version for stock hboot with Lower Auto-Brightness
[Desire Android Development] kaibird:
Hi

I've just joined this thread and wanting to try out this ROM on my Desire

Correct me if I'm wrong on the installation steps

1. Flash CM7r2 HBOOT

2. A 1GB ext4 partition

3. Install 4EXT Recovery

4. FULL WIPE

5. Flash Runnymede AIO V5.0.3

Another question on Kernel

Which kernel should I be using?!

I see lots ppl use Droidzone's kernel

but which should I download?

there are many kernel in http://supernova.droidzone.in/?page_id=1083

Can someone tell me which is beter?

THANKS~~
[Desire Android Development] ZeGuitarist:
... read again.

"Two versions: stock version, and CM7r2 version."

1. Install 4EXT Recovery. Use the Recovery Updater app from www.4ext.net

2. Partition your SD with 4EXT: make one ext4 partition (1GB at least, but more is unnecessary), the rest fat32

3. Full wipe

4. Flash CM7r2 HBOOT (it's not the same as flashing any old zip, and it can brick your phone if you do it wrong, so make sure you know how to do it; follow the steps on AlphaRev.nl or just use AndroidFlasher)

5. Flash the ROM.

Read the installation guide (link in OP) for detailed instructions with pictures.

The Droidzone kernel is included in the ROM by default. If you flash the ROM, you automatically get the Droidzone kernel. I recommend you stick by it, it's pretty good.
[Desire Android Development] grant6301:
Hi, guys. I got a problem. I'm using ad2sdx with 1.5G ext4 partition and having 129MB internal storage remained. When I'm installing a new app or updating an app, the market will warn me that I'm out of space and install failed. Why is that?
[Desire Android Development] JamesXY:
Coloured statusbar UOT updated for the new auto-brightness. Version 5.0.2 (but should work on 5.0.3 too since there are no major changes), CM7r2 HBOOT, white UI.

Download: https://rapidshare.com/files/2221811684/UOT_Runnymede_AIO_V5.0.2_SE_Autobrightness.zip
[Desire Android Development] JamesXY:
It's better to first install 4EXT Recovery and then use 4EXT to partition your SD card. 4EXT has a tool for it.

Droidzones kernel is already included in the ROM, I think it's the best choice, but it's individual a lot.

EDIT: Ah, ZeGuitarist was faster.. :).