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[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] BananenAffe:
Please make a Backup with CWM before install my themes !

Works with any Official Rom and any version of Custom Rom.

You need to be Root (Having flashed a kernel that has CWM).

This is not a Theme.It will only change the icons on your Apps.

It will only change the keyboards png files in your Swype,no matter what firmware you have on it

Tested in Galaxy S2 with Blue Monkey Theme,CheckROM RevolutionHD V3.1.1,Swype 3.25 and Siyah 1.8 Kernel (CWM 4).

Here is a zip with Swype 3.25 to install mit CWM.

Swype 3.25 Download

How to install what you find here:

Copie Zip File in the root directory of the Internal SD to your mobile phone.

Go into recovery mode (High Volume + Home Button + Power On Button) or press on the Power menu to recovery.

Install zip from sdcard

choose zip from sdcard (not aplly /sdcard/update.zip)

Search the Zip File

Then Yes - Install Theme.zip

Swype 1

Download

Swype 2

Download

Swype 3

Download

Swype 4

Download

Swype 5

Download

Swype 7

Download

Swype 8

Download

Swype 9

Download

Swype 10

Download

Swype 11

Download

Swype 12

Download

Swype 13

Download

Swype 14

Download

Swype 15

Download

Swype 16

Download

Swype 17

Download

Swype 18

Download

Swype 20

Download

Sorry for my bad english :)

If you like my work buy my a Banana ;)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] jak3072:
didnt work for me.

flashed the file through cwm.

do we have to wipe dalvik cache too ???
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] shr33kant:
BananenAffe, will this work on any version of swype? I tend to use the latest version of swype after uninstalling the swype installed by default on the rom..
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] BananenAffe:
I thought that works with any Swype ?

The keyboards.png are from the Swype.apk from the CheckRom 3.1.1.

It is the Version 3.25.91.33835

Here is a zip with Swype 3.25 to install mit CWM.

Swype 3.25 Download
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] jak3072:
so your saying that this would only work with Swype version 3.25???

can you make it work with the latest version of Swype i.e v3.26??? Like shr33kant i tend to replace the default swype with the latest version.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] antt00:
Its working with 3.23 swype. Great job.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] BananenAffe:
I did not say is only work with Swype version 3.25 ;) See the post from "antt00".On Swype 3.23 it works.I only said the keyboards.png are from 3.25.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] antt00:
Text on swype skin no.4 (white) are cannot be seen cos of white on white background. So button's like "copy", "paste", "home" etc. cannot be identified. Will there be a fix for it?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] BananenAffe:
Screenshot please.I do not know what you think ? What for a white background ?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] antt00:
I meant that the words on white skin cannot be seen.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] n-zocker:
didn't work for me on Galnet Miui 1.11.25 :(

so i used this one instead ^^

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1124639
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] inlinecek:
For Criskelo v32 KK5 is oki..good job
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Sean-El:
Thanks a million. I just verified that these all work on my SGSII Epic 4Gtouch on Sprint. I left swype a few days ago because it was sooo ugly, thank you again.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Cyclonut:
Might be a dumb question, but how do you get to these screens in swype?

Well the pics posted from earlier post didn't show up...
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] BananenAffe:
I do not find this setting :D
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] juanjospain:
works perfectly in 4seasons (autumn theme) kk5 2.3.6, great job!! thanks!!

can somebody tell me what is the status bar mod in swype10?, looks perfect with autumn theme...thanks in advance. :D
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] antt00:
Starting from the setting button, swype right. :D

---------- Post added at 08:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:08 PM ----------

So is there anyway to make the text black or some dark colour. White was my fav skin. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] mrkevo3000:
All links seem to be not working:-)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] billab0n6:
Hello...

Links are all not working!
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] justkiddinghere:
The solution that worked for me is:- (i know its damn irritating :mad:)

Follow these steps:

1.Apps>Settings>Wireless and network>Wi-Fi settings

2. Press the menu key on that page (left most bottom hap key)>advanced

3. Select Static IP

4. Now enter the IP address, gateway, Netmask, DNS1 and DNS 2. You can find these numbers on your computer by typing cmd (dos command prompt) in the Run and then check youre IP settings. Type ipconfig in the cmd prompt. It will tell you the exact IP address. Make sure the last digit in the IP address is different from that of your PC. Else it will result in a conflict. Typically, the Static IP data on your Galaxy fit will have to be like

IP Address: 192.168.1.3 (the last digit will be that of your PC/ devices that you are using. It has to be diff for your smartphone)

Gateway: 192.168.1.2

Netmask: 255.255.255.0

DNS1: 192.168.1.1

DNS2: 192.168.1.2
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] DarshpreetGulati:
Nice Work !!!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] PuiaAndrei:
Same settings as if u use a pc and a router.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] justkiddinghere:
dpnds nt exact same will work in all;)
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] sarvesh563:
When i launch my wifi it shows turning on and by the time of few sec. It shows error... Plz.. Help me and also the same prob with my bluetooth and this prob get aolve when i reboot my phone:-(
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] justkiddinghere:
first of all did it hpn aftr this setting ?

or from bfr u have to expalin more :P:D
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] sarvesh563:
ya it happened before and. also aftr that setting nothing happend:-(
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Senesence:
Wifi ERROR

Instead of doing this for common wifi "error" type *#*#526#*#* on your dial pad it should work, it opens the WlanTest,

if not go to Rx Test by selecting menu in WlanTest and altering the values one by one

This will solve the problem :cyclops:
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] eccos:
or simply install another rom, im using cm7 official since september and until now i dont have such problem
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] cosmickamal:
if i m not wrong, then this problem occurs in stock based rom and is quite annoying. you have to reboot. but its not present in cm based rom i.e cm7 ,cm10 n cm10.1.

give them a try u will be happy. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] asmiashok:
friend, after doing this steps too its not working... my broad band is wpa/wpa2psk secured ... wat to do ????
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] dickyymni:
Great !!! Amazing !!! ........... 100% working

thank you so much.

Regards,

(dicky from indonesia)
[Xoom General] Ethanaxd:
First of all sorry for my english.

Well i have a bit a problem...the xoom battery drain out and it was power off by two days now.

Now i start it up again (battery 100) and is just throwing force close for every app i open.. (even system and google apps) so i tried a cache format but didnt work.. next i tried wipe/reset from the CWM menu... but didnt work either,it rebooted with same apps same wallpaper same everything. CWM dindt throw any error whats so ever.

So at this point im WTF? Why it dosnt go to factory reset? so i try from adb remount and rm -r data/dav cache... it logs to adb with # so no problem there but when i try to delete a system file its says that is in Read only even with adb remount ... even using root explorer i delete a folder (media with videos and photos...) and when it reboot is there... everything is the same.

so i say W T F....

Fastboot + OEM from Motodev... THE SAME! fastboot says everything goes fine... but when i reboot im stuck with the same... even if i do an oem lock!

Rom is tiamat 2.2.2. even if a delet an app... when i restart is there! it`s just... freezed... i dont know why (i suspect its somthing to do with the battery drain?) Even restoring a Nandroid backup its says everythiong goes fine.. until i reboot and its all the same...

im running out of ideas here...

edit: Is the same problem that they describe here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1132864&page=2

any one? plz? help ;( ?
[Xoom General] dellenrules:
So which XOOM do you have..

EX: 3G, 4G, GSM(eu), Wifi only, Family, etc
[Xoom General] Ethanaxd:
Oh, so sorry... i got the 3G one =)
[GT540 Optimus General] nassr:
Hi,

I have Gt540 with 2.3 fastboot i tried to reinstall 2.1 with KDZ FW Update, but when KDZ FW was proccessing it froze so i had to close it, my phone was in Download mode i took out the battery and placed it back, then i tried to open it again but nothing happens.
[HTC Aria General] duckredbeard:
Using Titanium Backup, I have seen my internal and SD card get fuller and fuller. I'd like to start from the beginning. Here's what I have planned, let me know if this should work.

1. Download the same fresh ROM that I've been using, FR008.

2. Using ADB, remove bloatware and apps that I'm not going to use.

3. Flash the UOT Kitchen zip that I made recently, as well as a font zip.

4. Nandroid backup all of these changes.

5. Wipe Dalvik, wipe cache partition, wipe data/factory reset, wipe battery stats.

6. Copy the contents of the SD card to a safe place (PC or USB)

7. Reformat the SD to remove the EXT3 partition, make it all FAT

8. Copy the Clockworkmod folder back to the SD card (it will be the only file)

9. Restore the Nandroid backup I made in #4.

This should give me a fresh start and then I can reinstall the apps that I want. I assume this process will remove all of the remnants of junk left behind by all the previously uninstalled apps. I know there has got to be some serious junk in the 1 year of messing with this thing.

On a side note...is there a way to have the previous purchases made in the market no longer visible in the "My apps" view? Some of the previously purchased apps no longer have any purpose for me. It would be nice to clean that up.
[HTC Aria General] drumist:
In reality you should be able to easily "clean up" whatever is taking up the extra space. First, when you uninstall an application, the app data stored on internal memory is automatically erased. Uninstalled apps can leave behind data on the SD card (and many do), but you can just delete this yourself (even stuff inside the Android folder) without going to the extreme of formatting the entire card. As for the internal space getting larger, this is probably the result of your dalvik cache growing and growing. This is completely normal and doesn't make your device slower, but it can mean you'd run out of space. You can clear your dalvik cache from CWM, but ultimately the phone will just recreate it.

But, if you just WANT to start with a clean slate, that's up to you. If you are going to go that route, then I'd advise you to simply wipe everything (dalvik, cache, data, and in addition to what you said, the system partition) before installing the fresh ROM. Making a Nandroid backup is unnecessary for this process (although you might want to make one at the beginning just in case you want to revert). Like I said before, stuff on your SD card can be deleted whenever you want, so you can just delete/format it before or after you do the above.

You should NOT wipe your battery stats unless your phone is giving inaccurate battery readings. Wiping this will just make your phone give you less accurate battery readings for a while.

I think if you force close and clear the data for the Market app, it will clear that list (and repopulate it only with apps currently installed).
[HTC Aria General] duckredbeard:
The purpose for writing the sd card is to get rid of the ext partition.

My last Intruder was a Grumman A-6E.
[HTC Aria General] drumist:
It seems to me like your intention is to avoid running out of memory, which is why I'm confused why you want to delete your ext partition. The Aria has such little internal memory that I'd suggest using apps2sd with any custom ROM, but to each his own.

In any case, if you are going to delete it, the easiest thing is probably to delete it before you install anything. If you have a computer with a microSD card reader, then you can do:

1) Turn phone off, remove SD card, and format the card from your computer.

2) Copy all the ROM zip files you want to install to the SD card, and put it back in the phone.

3) Boot straight into Clockworkmod, take a Nandroid backup if you want, then wipe everything and do a clean install.

The reason I'm confused with the list of steps that you gave is that you're taking a nandroid backup, then wiping everything, then doing a restore. The restore just completely undoes the wipe, so what was the purpose of wiping? If your intention is to only restore the system partition, then I don't see why you don't just delete the ext partition before wiping.
[HTC Aria General] duckredbeard:
Ok...that was a little scary. On the high anxiety side of uneasy. I used my old Aria (ATT didn't want the old one on an insurance claim) to clean out FR008 Liberated ROM. I used adb to remove any and everything I had not used in the last year since I got the phone. Stock widgets, HTC widgets of all sorts, app sharing, setup wizard. Lots of stuff. I then applied my font pack and UOT kitchen mods. Once I was happy with that, I did a nandroid of that and saved it away.

Then I took the sd card and made a copy of it. Using Ubuntu, I removed the EXT3 partition and made it all FAT32. Then I copied over pertinent files such as notifications, wallpapers, and the beloved Tasker folder, which contained a very recent backup. I also created a clockworkmod folder and placed the aforementioned nandroid in that folder (from the old device to the new).

Inserted the SD and rebooted into recovery, restored the backup. Rebooted fine.

The only apps I have installed so far are Titanium backup and Tasker. I'll be monitoring Titanium as I reinstall the apps from the market that I know I want.

The scariest part for me was juggling the SD cards and what nandroid was to be the newly reborn aria. Glad there were no issues with the Tasker restore also. That is alot of work rebuilding profiles and tasks.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] holmern:
Anyone know where in the US I can find a bundle w/dock to preorder? Only bundle I can find is the Gamestop one that comes with a wireless controller.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Rob Irizarry:
I've yet to come across any tablet/dock bundles after looking at several US vendors. I don't think there's any incentive for it especially with the demand it appears to have generated so far.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dotpro:
wrong forum, sorry.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jerdog:
As was announced last week, Operation:Iron Fist is in full effect. Read about it here.

With that being said, the following will begin to happen:

1. All non-development threads started in the Development section will be moved to the appropriate section and/or closed and the "responsible" poster (in quotes because the fact they posted in the wrong section clearly brings into question whether or not they are responsible) will be infracted.

2. Any abusive posts directed at any user will be deleted and the abuser will be infracted and/or given a temporary vacation. Multiple instances will result in a longer leave-of-absence, and if it continues you will be removed from XDA. You, and your behavior, are not welcome at XDA.

3. Any off-topic posts in the Development section threads will be deleted. These are non-helpful, and certainly not development posts. This includes the following:

"OMG THIS IS SO GREAT!"

"WOW! YOU ROCK AND I WANT TO HAVE YOUR BABIES!"

"THIS IS THE BEST THING EVER!"

"THANKS FOR THIS!"

If you want to thank someone for their work, do so by clicking the "THANKS" button on their post.

4. Any post, in any section, that is done to further post count will be deleted and you will face possible infraction.

5. Anything else that goes against the XDA Forum Rules and XDA Mantra will be dealt with firmly, but fairly.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jerdog:
This is a perfect example of the type of boneheaded comment that does nothing but clutter the thread. LET THIS BE A LESSON TO YOU ALL!

Why thank you evil amphibian. But slightly off-topic........ You can hit thanks instead.

Another great example. Something that shouldn't need to be posted, especially since the OP should have posted a link to where to monitor new releases. Unless you're trying to count with the abacus - then that makes sense. People might want to know how high you can count.

Hmm - going to decline - but I can think of a few other users who might oblige you.

This is a perfect example of a post that would get you an infraction in any thread. XDA will not tolerate this behavior. Now knowing that this user that has been with XDA for 3 years is only seeking to provide an example of what NOT to do, it may be duly noted that this would earn a nice 5 point infraction or even a nice vacation from XDA.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] thebadfrog:
I think someone just got the "Iron Fist"
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Putzy:
This thread isn't a Development thread, it should be moved to General. ;)

Nah, seriously now - this was needed a long time ago! Hopefully it's kept to.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] life64x:
This is not a complaint, but asking for clarification. i would like to ask a few questions..I read your iron fist policy and this post is not in any violation.

I read the comments on roms to see if I would like to download a rom. And if I see a positive comment then I might consider downloading it. If i get the policy of iron fist correctly, a post such as

Thanks, smooth and fast. Keep up good work.

The above little post is grounds for disiplinary actions? It tells me somebody else thought it was favored, smooth and quick. A thank you does not tell tell us the reader, how in the heck a rom operates. I will then go into a thread, and see only stuff that does not work, since any positive feedback does not represent development issues but bug posting represents development issues. How in the heck do we then tell the developer our views without getting in trouble. I understand the main issue of cracking down on trolls and flames, but in all honesty, iron fist should be called iron wall becuase we now have censorship on on a so called open forum. If i where to say to xyz developer anything positive to give him kudos and some words of encouragement which is just as valuable as anything else, we are not allowed. Since being positive and giving support to a developer does not matter in a personal and friendly way, when only a thank you button. These developers need positive feedback also..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] thebadfrog:
This is not an open forum. Trying to keep the development threads clear of pointless posts is not censorship. Post in general if you want to post "OMG.....I want to marry you". The devs themselves are the ones who want the development threads kept cleaned up. They don't want to sift through 10 pages of posts telling them what a god they are to find the 1 post post that tells them that "X" doesnt seem to work when doing "Y". Most of the ASUS devs are on Freenode IRC (#asus-transformer) everyday. Jump on and tell them in person as long as they aren't actually helping someone. Most say "Thanks" and tell you to hit the "Thanks" on their thread. They don't say "Please post another 'I wanna have your baby' post in my thread"

When a thread reaches 1000 posts and 900 of them are "Thanks to you I can solve world hunger now", no dev is gonna wanna waste his time trying to find the bugs people find. The devs time is better used deving and not digging.

This is xdadevelopers not xdacustomerservice or xdaiwannahaveyourbaby. The developers run the show and make our devices so much more fun to use. So let them dev
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] u170who:
Both sides have a valid point. There must be a way to satisfy both needs. Perhaps the design of the "general forum" needs to be updated to adapt to the changing needs of the online community. Remember, both sides have the same goal.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jerdog:
You are correct - it was my mistake, as I replied to the wrong post.

See, the moderators are not above admitting our mistakes - you just don't see it very often! :D:cool:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jerdog:
Here's where you miss the point. See below to clear this up:

Brush up on the XDA Mantra and understand what XDA is about.

In the Development threads, post only what is relevant to development - and "HEY! I flashed XYZ and it works great! You're the best!" is

NOT

relevant for discussion. End of story.

Hitting THANKS "should" be an indicator to someone that the development project in question is like. But, even so - this isn't really for the users. The developers post their work to share, but do so for themselves not you. Anything you do is at your own risk.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jerdog:
XDA is about developers (READ: XDA-DEVELOPERS) not users. We exist to facilitate development - not support. So the rules in place are for Development.

Read the XDA Mantra and this post above
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Chezbel:
you can see how many users pressed thanks, so if a post has 50 thanks that's way better than sifting through 50 OMGs

Sent from my abucus
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] life64x:
You make your point...I had to ask, a part of me was dying to know..:D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jerdog:
And thank you for asking. Now you no longer need to be dying.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] phree1:
Thank you for this. Will this also apply to people who ask the same questions that have already been answered in the thread?

Possibly the most annoying thing is perusing through pages of threads to see the same question asked and repeatedly answered. The one that comes to mind currently is the screen dim on the options window and the circle pointer. It seems like those questions get asked and answered on nearly every page of the Prime 1.7 thread.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jerdog:
This does apply - though it is harder to enforce meaning the community needs to assist the moderators in addressing these issues. You can report these posts and we can address them as they come in. We are also working on fixing our RP system.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] knoxploration:
Making it easier to report posts, you mean? That would definitely be a good improvement; I went to report a post using abusive language a few days back, and ended up not doing because I didn't have time at that moment to jump through hoops with finding out who to contact, then typing a message to them. I doubt I'm alone in skipping doing so.

If reporting a post was as easy as leaving thanks, I bet a lot more folks would be helping the mods. In fact, a two-click system might be nice. Slightly more complicated than the thanks button, but it would also help the mods prioritize which reports to check. The site visitor could click report, then click the type of issue they're reporting (abusive language, off-topic, post in wrong section, requesting warez, whatever). Then the mod's queue of posts to check sorts the most severe infractions (asking for warez, foul language, etc.) above lesser ones (off-topic, posting in wrong section, etc.)

Something else that might be helpful to mods would be for the system to automatically track how many reports any given member has made, and what percentage have been incorrectly reported. Members with a lot of false positives could sort to the bottom of the mod's queue, and members who reliably report bad posts could filter to the top for prompt action... Something like that might also be helpful when XDA was looking for new mods to help with the site -- the folks who did the most positive reporting might prove to be good candidates for new moderators.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Putzy:
It may be a stupid idea - but could you give thread creators moderation privileges in their own threads, even if it is only in development?