yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
screw it. added dropbox link to OP, from a 2nd dropbox account i started just for this and a few others.

Look what the FBI made me have to do!!!... create a fake person to dropbox the rest of my stuff....
[Captivate Android Development] rabi347:
Just a word of thank you to TRusselo for the effort to root and deodex the stock ROM. using your ROM with the combination of mtcarey's 7.05 cappy kernel. It is working amazingly.

Thanks once again.
[Captivate Android Development] NightFalcon27:
Re:

Wow... bunch of bs flew out of that one... Thanks for the info man. Sorry about the obviously disturbed flamer
[Captivate Android Development] chasesavestheday:
Anywhere I can get the extended power menu for KK4? All download links are for megaupload! Also I am currently running a One-Click version of KK4 that I do not believe is deodexed. How do I go about deodexing in order to run the extended power menu? Thanks for any help!
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
You don't need to Deodex your rom to run the extended power menu. Just delete any odex Files for any file that gets replaced by power menu. (systemUI.odex) using root explorer.

You will have to wait till later today when I get home for me to upload my copy
[Captivate Android Development] chasesavestheday:
sounds good thanks
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
k here is the power menu. but as you know its for deodexed...

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/19201431/Files/Powermenu_KK4.zip

well there is no tool to pull your system, deodex and replace for gingerbread captivate roms.

or you could flash a stock deodexed rom (you are in the right thread for that)

or you can stay odex'ed and install this the harder way. (i'll explain)

you'll have to have root explorer (or other root level file explorer)

either on phone or PC navigate INSIDE the kk4 powermenu.zip to the system/framework folder and extract the 3 APK and JAR files.

note the name of these 3 files

, then on the phone with root explorer copy the extracted files to system/framework and delete any ODEX files with the same name as the APK and JAR files. Then REBOOT to cwm, wipe cache and enjoy!

note on odex/deodex'ed roms.

-every APK or JAR has an odex file

-a deodexed rom has the odex file placed inside the APK or JAR and a line of code in the apk or jar changed so it knows where to find it.

-you can mix odex and deodexed roms / apps as long as you clean any un-needed odex files.
[Captivate Android Development] Chargerdude70:
Is there any difference from this and the official release?
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
read the first and third post.
[Captivate Android Development] Chargerdude70:
I guess I should have worded my question better. Is this built from the official release or a leaked one?
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
the leaked KK4 and the official are the same. If it was a different build it would have a different build number. KK4 is the build number.
[Captivate Android Development] revjwb32:
Where can i find lockscreen update.zips for this i have been searching for a while and only find lockscreens added to other roms.'

are there available for this stock rom
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
THere is no flashable zip to just add them to any rom. There are however a few guides on how to add them to a rom it involves adding some lines of XML and some new images. Ask demonwave.
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
Look into the miui lockscreen app . I think it works on any ROM
[Captivate Android Development] revjwb32:
thanks looking now
[Captivate Android Development] TonyStark R.I.P.:
Hey T it's been so long since on stock I don't remember if ringtone is ascending. If it is can this be changed easily? I've been running Illum for a couple months and need to get to a stable spot w/ nothing extra for a while.

thanks
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
Kk4 Does have the ascending ring tone. But there is a mod in the captivate apps and themes section. I believe I saw it yesterday so it should be on the first page
[Captivate Android Development] geeve420:
I was helping someone out yesterday and was pointed to this ROM, so I flashed it to play with it. I dig the fact that it is stock and has CWM and root already there and it is Deodexed. Great work.

I do have a question though, I flashed the CRT off and extended power menu, then grabbed a boot screen from UOT Kitchen and flashed it. All is well and running great. My question is how can I change or remove the boot sound? I read some threads that say to use SGS Tools but I must be blind or dumb cause I can't find it. Any other way? I would prefer to just change it. Another question I have is what impact will creating a theme in UOT kitchen have on the extended power menu and CRT off?

Thanks and great work again!

Geeve

Edit: Found SGS tools and installed, tried turning boot sound off and didn't work :(
[Captivate Android Development] scottmcm:
The boot and showdown sounds can be turned on or off from the tweaks in the Corn CWM recovery. Not sure if the version in the ROM has it as I upgraded to 7.06.
[Captivate Android Development] geeve420:
Right on , Thanks!

Geeve

Edit: Got the sound turned off, thanks again :)
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
To disable the sound you can also rename or delete the file in system/etc.. Or was out system/media.. ? One of the two.. I forget I'm on ics now
[Captivate Android Development] geeve420:
Cool, so by theory I can replace it with another .wav file then right?

Geeve
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
Not just a theory, it's been proven! but check my edit above
[Captivate Android Development] geeve420:
Done, Done and done! Thanks for the knowledge!! I learned something today :) I now have a bios boot screen with a voice saying "All systems are funtioning within normal perameters"

Geeve

Edit: It's in System/etc. (for anyone else that may want to know)
[Captivate Android Development] geeve420:
Sorry for the double post :(

What version of Corn kernel does this have? I flashed 7.06 and it works fine but I hate the Corn boot screen, and I wanted to flash back to what this ROM had out of the gate.

Thanks

Geeve
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
Don't remember... Extract it from the kk4 zip, and drop it in another kernel zip, replacing it's zImage kernel file, then flash it. Sgs kernel flasher or heimdall might be able to flash a zImage without being a tar.. Not sure.
[Captivate Android Development] geeve420:
So grab the zImage from the KK4 zip and pop it into any CWM flashable kernel zip (overwriting it's zImage) rezip and flash from recovery?

Just making sure I got it LOL! You are one smart SOB for sure!!

Thanks

Geeve

Edit: SGS Kernel flasher worked like a charm!! I thnk you for your help!
[Captivate Android Development] javieromarg:
Extended menu???

please can somebody repost a new link to the extended power menu?? thanks
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
page 10 post 93... updated OP too
[Captivate Android Development] geeve420:
What would it take to get CRT animation, Extended power and vibrate instead of Airplane mode toggle going on this? I am not a developer and still kinda suck at all this LOL. I was just curious. If I could find a stock ROM that has battery percent, extended powere, vibrate Toggle, and CRT I would be happy. Might be just as easy to flash an all out ROM Huh?

Geeve
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
Read any of the last 3 pages, or read the first post.. The crt Animation, the extended power menu and the toggles are all in one zip package that you can flash. And a link is posted on almost every single page of this thread. And just so you know the toggles mod scrolls to the side, 9 buttons wide
[Captivate Android Development] geeve420:
Sorry I must of had one before the toggles were added. I flashed and had CRT and extended power but not the toggles. Downloading now and will reflash. Thanks

Geeve

Edit: :confused: I have flashed the one from the 1st post, no toggles. flashed the one from the 10th page still no toggles. tried reflashing after clearing cache as well. I have CRT animation and extended power menu but no toggles.
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
Could of swore it was in there.. Look for and use the one for KK2 work KK1 they're all the same.. The main thing different between the those builds were minor kernel changes
[Captivate Android Development] geeve420:
Will do thanks man!!

Geeve
[Captivate Android Development] :
Anyway you could tell me how to make my own flashable zip of completely stock KK4, or could you help me make one?
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
extract all files from odin Tar

use MagicISO on windows to open factoryfs.rfs

extact all files, here is your system folder.

add a kernel modem and install script, and zip it all up.

recomend D4 update zip maker.
[Captivate Android Development] Crappyvate:
Dialer lag

Using this rom with Corn 7.06 -ext4 , works great for the most part except for a horrible dialer lag, screen hangs before dialing and on hang up.

Any suggestions ??
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
dialer lag...?
[Captivate Android Development] ctrclckws:
Dialer Lag - Sometimes after entering the number, it takes a noticable amount of time 15+ seconds for the dialer to actually dial.

I have three direct dial shortcut's on my home screen, tap one, and it calls out immediately. Sometimes; however, it takes a very long time to bring up dialer and actually dial.
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
hmm that is something i never experienced back in the day when i ran kk4... oh so long ago... loving kang ics with glitch kernel (and nstools app).

I never think of going back. and I require my phone to work 100%.
[Captivate Android Development] Crappyvate:
funny you'd say that...not a good experience with gb so I flashed kang ics with glitch and then blue lightning (milestone 4 w/glitch 14b5) over the weekend and I'm loving it
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
mediafire link added to OP

http://www.mediafire.com/?c872157x5fxv27n
[Captivate Android Development] Jose0726:
Just wondering..is there any diference on speed between this and normal stock kk4 ? I manually delted all the bloatware my self on stock.. So is it the same? and can i deleted or freeze other runing process?
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
Some people might argue because it's Deodexed that it may be a little bit more laggy. However deodexed roms are easier to theme and modify
[Captivate Android Development] takeoutttt:
is this a one click?
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
Cwm installation. Almost all zip files will be cwm. Odin files are .tar files and one clicks are .exe files.
[Captivate Android Development] thebulletfromhell:
Hi, for some reason, Voodoo Sound refuses to work on this ROM. Stock KK4 is fine, this - doesn't work. Upgrading to the latest Corn Kernel doesn't fix it. Using the Plus version of Voodoo Sound doesn't work either(module loaded v0).. Sorry for the bump BTW, but this is my daily driver, and Voodoo Sound is one of the big requirement.
[Captivate Android Development] dionieins:
hey man, one question about this rom, how do compare it to cm10.1 or jelly bean in general terms? Because I've been thinking that probably Captivate runs way more smooth on Gingerbread than in Jelly Bean... I'm just saying.

I'd like to hear your opinion mate

cheers
[Captivate Android Development] Val D.:
I had to go back to stock GB just few days ago. You can't even compare GB to JB. JB runs MUCH better on Captivate.
[Captivate Android Development] thebulletfromhell:
TBH. ICS > CM7 > JB=TW in terms of raw performance(no OC, stock kernel). I just loaded up AOKP ICS and I was amazed. You get the smexy interface of JB, with the speed of CM7. On that note: Is there a PACMan ROM for ICS/CM9?
[Captivate Android Development] Val D.:
The performance is limited by the 3y old hardware, you can't change that. I have tried CM7, CM9, CM10, CM10.1 and CM10.1.3 runs on Captivate better than anything else, it's very smooth and eye pleasant, and has more features than GB and ICS. I don't see many people willing to go back from JB to ICS, and not only Captivate users, but any other phone users. And there is a good reason for that.
[Captivate Android Development] thebulletfromhell:
Until you run anything that uses more then 50mb of RAM. On PAC, Slim, Helly, CM10->10.2 and SuperNexus, I can't even run Kindle + PowerAMP + Voodoo Sound without something stuttering and lagging. GamerzRom comes close, but the lack of customization is kinda meh. The only thing I'm missing from PAC atm is Hybrid Control(gotta love that tablet browser), and the impending threat of Encryption Unsuccessful
[Captivate Android Development] Val D.:
Again, it's because of hardware limitations. You are just using a wrong device for your needs. For basic tasks like phone calls, contacts, appointments, messaging, light browsing, music playing, etc. Captivate on JB feels smoother and quicker than Captivate on ICS. This is what 512MB RAM device is good for. You realize that we run a Honda Civic on 120 octane fuel, do you? You can't drive a Civic with 250km/h, nor carry 2 tons of goods, no matter what fuel you put in the tank.
[Captivate Android Development] thebulletfromhell:
Feels is qualitative data, and isn't exactly relevant. What is true is: JB is a bigger RAM hog then ICS. On JB, you barely have enough RAM to run the browser + 2/3 tabs without slowdown. At least on GB/ICS, you can read a book while listening to music without stuttering and being generally unresponsive
[Captivate Android Development] Val D.:
I don't know what are you talking about... :confused:

As an experiment I'm running right now this Kindle app (with a free book loaded) + PowerAmp (playing) + Chrome (3 tabs loaded) + Messaging (sending a text, a keyboard test) and the phone is completely usable. Yes, the available RAM got down to 20MB and there is a lag here and there, but no big issues with responsiveness. Moreover, I have running Android Weather 4x2 widget, SimpleCalendar 4x3 widget and 4 AmazingText 2x1 widgets. This performance is actually much more than you can expect from a 3y old phone. Back to the ugly (compared to JB) and incompatible with newer apps GB - why? Back to limited features ICS and the famous EU bug - why? What you are saying is just your opinion, but it's not the truth. Just look at XDA! How many GB/ICS threads you see on first 5 pages in each forum and why?
[Captivate Android Development] thebulletfromhell:
1. Miui fixes any look problem of GB. As for incompatible apps, the only one that comes to mind is Chrome. But like you said, 512mb phone are for basic features. Casual games still works. After-market Music Player works.

2. EU happened on Jelly as well. The most likely reason for the lack of reports is because a good percentage of Cappy users already got it and got a new phone or are using the SD method

3. Aside from PIE and Halo, JB don't have much over ICS for the general user. The improved UI is there. The extra toggle screen is redundant, since we already have Power Control from Froyo CM. Project Butter is gimped from our lack of RAM. Swipe keyboard is (currently) inferior to Swype and Swiftkey.

4. Voodoo Sound take up another 5-10mb of RAM.

5. ICS and GB development is done. JB is still on-going, which is why you see them more in the first 5 pages. There are no more bugs to report or nightly to test.

.

With SlimICS + Apex Launcher, I can run the browser with 3-4 tabs, with PowerAMP, Voodoo Sound and Kindle in the background and still able to receive a call without waiting 4-5 seconds for the screen to switch. With JB, I need BigMem + OC to achieve the same thing, and the performance is still inferior.
[Captivate Android Development] Val D.:
1 - Seriously? MIUI is iOS-like interface, >6 years old, Chinese Android-based copycat

2 - No reports for EU on CM10.x, only specific phone hardware/software issues here and there

3 - PIE and HALO are not part of standard AOSP JB package, look at ICS vs JB features comparison

4 - CM7 leaves 337MB available RAM for apps, CM10.x at least 383MB, >400MB with patches

5 - GB/ICS development is not done, but discontinued. I'm sure you know what the difference is.

I still don't understand what are you talking about... :confused:

Feel free to use whatever you want, but please don't represent it as a better option. Thanks!
[Captivate Android Development] thebulletfromhell:
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1. Much better Theme Engine + Custom Launcher. Fixed

2. Go read the Encryption Unsuccessful thread, last 10 or so pages. At least 2-3 report on JB

3. Google Now - Another attempt at Voice Assistant. The same as Siri - gimmicky.

Gesture Typing - Free Swype/Swiftkey, worse recognition and speed

Miracast - Need compatible hardware

Quick setting - Power Widget is better.

HDR - I'll give you that

Photosphere - Not important for daily usage, but I'll give you that

Photo Filter - Le Instagram

Improved Camera App - Plenty of aftermarket Camera app

Multiple Profiles - Meh, it can be useful for some, useless for others. Especially on a phone where there is only 1 user

Lockscreen Widget - Only big feature, however the extra widgets is a RAM hog

4. Its funny how you pull those numbers even though our device only have 384MB of actual RAM. Your number for JB mean the operating system is not using any RAM at all. Including BigMem, that leaves ~400mb for everything. Take away OS functions, you have ~100 - 150 left for apps.

5. JB is the new big thing, so devs are focused on it. ICS and GB development is finished, because there are no more function that could be implemented from AOSP. Its discontinued, because there are nothing more to add.
[Captivate Android Development] dionieins:
Man I've read all the discussion you had with the other user and I can't agree more with you.

When Val D. said that jb is way better than this stock gb I was like WHAAAAAAAT?!

I just came back from cm10.2 and before that I tried cm10.1 stable, all stock, no oc, and I can't compare those two with this beauty which is Gingerbread Stock with all the bloatware off. This thing can definitely run any app.

To be clear, as thebulletfromhell said, jb feels smoother and quicker than any other android version... AS LONG YOU DON'T RUN/INSTALL MORE APPS!

In the other hand, Gingerbread Stock 2.3.5 w/o bloatware feels snappy and clear, but it keeps being like that after you install tons of apps and do lots of customizations! And that's the most important thing! Why would you like to have a top tweaked Honda Civic that only runs like that as long as you don't pick up anybody? If you load that honda with one more person, it will likely collapse, so that's jb compared to gb on this humble hardware.

To make this more simply, if you had an old computer, say a pentium III from the 2002, would you install Win7/8 or Win XP Lite on it?

For me the answer is pretty clear.

Besides, gingerbread and ics are more developed OS than JB, that is currently depending on lots of ram and pretty much done for bigger screens and quad processors.

Look at my signature, I know very well GB, ICS, and JB, and I used the last two in the most powerful machine I've ever had, the Oppo Find 5, but it was way too much screen for me, that's why I love my cappy so much, because it's cheap, small-portable, and does everything I say!

cheers!
[Captivate Android Development] Val D.:
The device have 512MB RAM, 128MB are reserved for kernel, video and other hardware devices, 384MB available for the OS and apps. This is why BigMem/HugeMem patches break video recording/playback. Similar setup like computers with shared RAM. Fresh JB installation leaves about 150MB available for apps. Fresh GB installation leaves about 90MB available for apps. JB has much better memory management than GB, but you probably missed this feature.

Thank you for sharing your opinion!
[Captivate Android Development] thebulletfromhell:
BigMem only takes ~20 - 30mb, or display wouldn't work at all(the 128mb are VRam). Once I finish redownloading CM7 and CM10.2, I'll post SS(much better then anecdotal evidences). Video will have to wait until I get a proper connection this Saturday
[Captivate Android Development] Val D.:
This is exactly what I did just few hours ago:

Fresh installation of CM7.2 - 337MB RAM, 90MB available

Fresh installation of CM10.1.2 - 382 MB RAM, 147MB available

Check for yourself. Flash Stable releases only, CM10.2 is in Beta stage.

Standard kernel for both installations. Devil 4.2 for JB offers 396MB RAM without breaking video.

GB shows visible lag when only moving screens around (my default setup with very same 6 widgets).

GB browser is about 2x slower than JB browser, I forgot about how bad internet browsing was back then.

No Chrome support, as was mentioned earlier, one of the most popular browsers now, no desktop sinc.

No Nova/Apex Launcher support in GB, two of the best launchers available on Google Play.

Can't use latest Google Apps on GB - Search, Maps, Gmail are all older versions.

Pico TTS in GB sounds very funny compared to Google TTS Engine in JB. Must try!

GB gallery is extremely slow compared to JB gallery. Takes 2x time to generate thumbnails.

Thanks! :cool:
[Captivate Android Development] dionieins:
1.- don't take me out of context

2.- if you're happy with your settings, we already know that, we don't need to know more about it, thanks.
[Captivate Android Development] Val D.:
Exactly! No need to tell me what the truth is. I see it with my own eyes. :good:
[Captivate Android Development] dionieins:
talk to the hand
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iwanthp:
Sorry I just bought a windows phone and not sure about some features. Like the Facebook chat for instance. Yes I know how to turn it on and off but I just have a small question. When you chat with someone on Facebook through your windows phone, will it treat it as an SMS and would require payment? Or is it like using Facebook chat on the computer, where everything is just online and is free? Thanks in advance :D
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wpxbox:
Its free like online chat.

You will get charged only when you switch to SMS using the Arrows which will be on that chat window.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tfn:
I believe it uses data just like Blackberry messenger or whats app etc or chat on
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aakashraje10:
If u have free gprs scheme or 3g data plan, internet usage will be counted accordingly,:)

if u are using wifi then its free as in desktop etc.. places..:D

if u dnt have dataplan, nd wifi u will be charged according to the usage rates of your carrier.. :eek:
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 911junkie:
I'm running the latest HC 3.2.2 due to having my LTE modem upgraded. It is rooted and I've tried using Drive Mount and USB Watcher to get my HDD recognized through usbOTG. It seemed to work fine before but now I can't get it to work.

A few times I've been able to see the HDD in one of the two mounting programs but then it disappears. The HDD turns off (the lights go off) after 20-30 seconds once it's recognized.

Has anybody on 3.2.2 been able to get their usbOTG to recognize? My SD card currently points to External1. Could that be an issue?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okantomi:
the micro sdcard should be at mnt/external1. That is correct. I suggest you flash the Tiamat Odachi kernel 2.2.0 on your rooted 4G Xoom. That should return any OTG functionality you may have lost. This kernel is the only one I know of that was expressly made for and known to be working well on the 4G Xoom. Team Rogue may have also been working on a 4G kernel. Just don't try to flash any custom ROMs until ICS is ported.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 911junkie:
Well I tried with latest TIAMAT kernel as well as ROGUE kernel and both give me the same result. Neither drivemount nor usb watcher otg seems to recognize the HDD.

I appreciate the help. Just can't seem to figure out why it's not working. It worked great on Tiamat rom.