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[Nexus S Android Development] krarvind:
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IMPORTANT: FEATURE REQUESTS WILL BE IGNORED, MY BETA TESTERS WILL DO THAT DIRECTLY TO ME.

Key features:

Fully built from AOSP sources with some cherry picks from CM and AOKP team,

Easy to customize features (thanks to AOKP team) via ASS (Advanced Slim Settings)

Common Base ROM - 44MB

Device Essentials - ~20MB

Slim Gapps - 14 MB

5 languages ( en, fr, de, it and es. No new languages will be added)

Lightning Launcher

Lockscreen Options ( Calendar, Weather etc, check via ASS)

Screenshot via Customizable Nav Bar

What Works:

Everything for daily use

Supported Devices here, no extra devices for now ( and NO PORTS of Slim ICS):

Removed apps here, download it via my OTA app

Credits here

Source:

https://github.com/krarvind/

Rest:

http://source.android.com

Latest version, Download Links and Change Logs : Go Here

Discuss the rom here in xda and Hit Thanks if you try the rom and like it .
[Nexus S Android Development] krarvind:
Known Issues:

Some Market apps might now show up in the old market and/or 182 DPI. Please see below for the fix.

Known Issue Fixes:

Try this, all apps will now show up ( You may have to clear market data when booted up), download what you want .

Patches:

DSP Manager

Some User Reviews:

Tried it last night, and its good. Blazing fast!

----- SmoothFreeze

This ROM is perfect! Thank you for your work on this.

------ anrkee

its fast and paired with eugenes speedy 3 kernel really fast. try it

------ renna1992

I think its amazing!!

------ guitmz

Your ROM is very interesting karvind. I love using light weight unattended OSes on my computers so why not on the phone?

------ tchaari
[Nexus S Android Development] krarvind:
one last one...........
[Nexus S Android Development] arda_satata:
looks promising :D

file size is only 78 mb? wow!
[Nexus S Android Development] isn350:
It look like nice rom i have to try

how i can get stock launcher

Thanks :)
[Nexus S Android Development] Ariael:
It Sounds great :-) i go try it
[Nexus S Android Development] idaeis:
What's wrong with Stock launcher???? Would give it a try, but not without Stock ics launcher :rolleyes:
[Nexus S Android Development] krarvind:
Nothing wrong with it, zeam is my favourite. Stock Launcher link added to OP. Have fun.
[Nexus S Android Development] afzalarsalan:
Will your wallet apk work on other roms?
[Nexus S Android Development] AeroEchelon:
Different launcher? Screenshots would definitely make this ROM more enticing to flash ...

Also, do video effects work?
[Nexus S Android Development] krarvind:
Yes, zeam is my favourite but i have provided linked to the stock launcher. Light and customizable. More screenies added. Video effects, i am not sure. If you want to tell me what/how to test i will let you know.
[Nexus S Android Development] Ichibahn SLC:
I just installed this on 9020T and it's working well. Only weird thing is that the screen keeps flashing red around the edges. Any ideas?
[Nexus S Android Development] krarvind:
I noticed that too, not sure why, doesn't bother me that much but I will take a look when I get a chance
[Nexus S Android Development] bioan:
What is the build type in build.prop ? If it is eng, change it to user and problem will be solved.
[Nexus S Android Development] Ichibahn SLC:
NVM lol dumb question
[Nexus S Android Development] dan96815:
GLaDOS for ICS kernel seems to work!

Very nice ROM great to see some Canadians here!
[Nexus S Android Development] krarvind:
this is now fixed and OP link updated for v1.0.
[Nexus S Android Development] Ichibahn SLC:
Rom works well so far. Only thing I noticed is that while my usb cable was plugged into my comp it registered and then later it didnt. I restarted it and put it into clockwork recovery. Fixed permissions and went to reboot and it wouldn't, also tried to power off from cw recovery and it wouldn't. Had to pull my battery. When it restarted it registered and now it works fine. I'll let you know if anything else comes up.

Love the rom other then that though!
[Nexus S Android Development] krarvind:
Interesting, flashed my rom many times in the last 2 days, never had issue with the USB.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superleeds27:
Anyone else having these?

Seem to be around 15 mins already, not sure why though.

I dont have notifications active. I manually check too!

Siyah 2.5 Kernel. SlimROM
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sixtybi:
Hi,

i have exactly the same issue.

It's so annoying!
[LG Nitro HD] rdannar:
UNTESTED ONLY TRY IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR DOING UNTIL SOMEONE CONFIRMS WORKING. You should know how to recover phone.. all I did is switched png files for you..I left all xml files untouched... In thanks for the system dump.. Made a theme for you guys to try out... Use at your own risk. I am not responsible for what you do to your phone or sdcard. Must have root. Use root explorer or super manager to replace file. Make backup of original first... You should sign file and set correct permissions.. Again do not try,unless you know what you are doing or know how to recover phone

http://hotfile.com/dl/137424773/69c0546/framework-res.7z.html
[LG Nitro HD] gtkansan:
Do we need to change permissions after transfering the file? Im currently bootlooping after using root explorer to swap the file in. Bout to restore the backup.
[LG Nitro HD] rdannar:
Should clear cache..
[LG Nitro HD] gtkansan:
Crap. Now the phone wont boot up enough to let me have Su access and thus being able to restore the old framework file. Hmm. Any idea of how to get control enough to do so?
[LG Nitro HD] rdannar:
ADB push it
[LG Nitro HD] gtkansan:
It wont boot up enough to allow su access. Thus cant push to /system/framework/
[LG Nitro HD] rdannar:
Can you clear data and cache in stock recovery menu
[LG Nitro HD] gtkansan:
As I understand it, the recovery is not user accesible. Ive tried various key combos but cant get to rec.
[LG Nitro HD] rdannar:
for the thrill it is volume down and power
[LG Nitro HD] gtkansan:
Ive double checked. No user accesible recovery. Power + vol down is facotry reset.
[LG Nitro HD] rdannar:
When boot screen rethink impossible comes up press menu/search button to go into safe mode

Something might be in there t I help
[LG Nitro HD] gtkansan:
Tried that already actually. Just keeps bootlooping.

Tried a factory reset just now too. Same thing. Crap.
[LG Nitro HD] rdannar:
What about lg mobile support factory reset... When you replace files you should use signapktik to,sign apk and also before replacing... check old file for permissions and then set new files with same permissions. Only thing changed in res.apk is around 40 png files. Left the core alone. Usually have to wipe cache also. Supermanager apk in market has wipe cache option
[LG Nitro HD] gtkansan:
Trying that app but the lgp930 is not listed in the recoverable section.
[LG Nitro HD] rdannar:
I don't know then bro... That's why I put untested... To scare people away that haven't done these things a lot since you guys don't have cwm mod yet.... ive edited and made tons of frameworks....so I kinda know what to do and not to do. Whenever messing with any jar folder files.. Everything needs to be put perfect and even then it can cause problems... You shouldn't have problems swapping them out at at&t since your factory reset should have took away root
[LG Nitro HD] netnerd:
you must have missed this!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1385729

luckily att is nice enought to give me an replacement!

update: and this is also why LG got such a bad rep!

when you use LG software updater, it said "you already have latest software, so you dont need to update" and said "this model is not for S/W update"

i used to have sony x10, i can reflash the phone EVEN i using the current/latest software!
[LG Nitro HD] gtkansan:
You can usually use the software you mentioned to recover a phone too, but the nitro isnt supported yet. erg.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] IP IHI II IL:
Although I've kicked the ROM habit, this is actually kind of tempting news...

http://androidspin.com/2011/12/13/v...azr/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pulsenews

I'm gonna be patient and wait for the OTA (maybe) but I havent seen much ICS work done for our RAZR, and thought I'd share... Who knows, I might fall off the wagon on some boring rainy day... Lol

My tab's Flyer than yours! Unless this is posted in a Flyer thread, then it's just as Flyer...

http://android-gz.com
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Coucher:
Pretty much since it was available I was running Syndicate ROM Frozen, but recently switched to CleanGB.

Once thing I miss about SRF was the custom wait/busy icon/animation.

How can this be changed/customized on any ROM? Or is it not that easy?

I've searched but can't find anything, so maybe there isn't or I'm just not using the correct terms.

Thanks in advance.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zanderman112:
What exactly are you asking for?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Coucher:
Perhaps this will be more clear..

Whenever you perform an operation, while that operation is pending, you have a busy icon (animation) which is displayed on the screen. Think "hourglass" within the Windows realm.

On the Syndicate Frozen Rom this icon (animation) was customized, i.e not the stock Android one.

On CleanGB Rom, it is the stock Android one.

I'm asking how this can be changed, if there's an easy way to do it, or if it's simply not that easy to do and therefore not available as an independent customization.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zanderman112:
Oh, when something is loading! Lol ok. I can do this.

Open(yes open) up sysdicates.zip in 7zip/winrar/winzip *do not extract the zip!!!* and navigate to /system/framework/framework-res.apk/res/drawable-hdpi/ and look for the spinner_black_**.pngs and spinner_white_**.pngs(the double *'s mean there are diffferent images with different numbers) should be 4 of each. Then, open(again, not unzip) up your roms zip and go to the same location as earlier, and replace these images that I listed.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JoeBruin32:
Excuse my ignorance, I am new to android. I get that everyone loves them some CM, but what about it makes it special over any other ROM? Thanks.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Duce HD2:
It has a ton of extra options/customizations. That's what I like a out it. The rest is....meh..about the same.

Bada Bing Bada Boom!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] drksilenc:
not really true duce cyanogen is different because its not made by any of the cell manufacturers and has all there bloat and customizations removed. it is the closest you can get to a nexux device on a standard android phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] xlGmanlx:
The most important thing is its the most popular AOSP ROM. So even if you don't run it (which I don't) you have to respect the fact that you can truly own your hardware without any cell phone provider interference. That and its for the community by the community is impressive.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JoeBruin32:
Ah, so it's like ultimate stock, so it doesnt put tweaked ROMs like calkulin's or phantomhacker's out of business then?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Duce HD2:
I know what CM is, ran it for quite some time myself. It's nice and I respect everything about it.

I put it lightly I guess, which is pretty much the same (more of a true android experience that is clear).

As far as daily driver it offers more at customization, options, themes, and mods. No need to get defensive about CM.....;). Some like it more and some less. >"Personally"< with the way the et4g runs ATM, and the roms we have, I'm not worried about it. If a stable version with working gps, no f/c, and extreme battery drainage ever gets released for this phone , it's definitely worth using. Or at least try it out.

Bada Bing Bada Boom!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Duce HD2:
No it does not. It's a personal preference. Definitely worth trying out for sure.

Bada Bing Bada Boom!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] xlGmanlx:
Agreed, usually the folks that run CM tend to be on the Diva side of things, at least my experience on the OG Evo, but its nice to know that there are high end alternatives to what the carriers provide (CM/MIUI)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mindgrind:
its a rom built on the theory of the old warcraft cheat code: make it so
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] smoke423:
Well,I like the real miui rom
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rmikulus:
Cyanogenmod is based off of stock Android. Some Cyanogenmod features:

- Lockscreen Gestures - launch apps & activities from the lock screen

- Phone Goggles - Lets you filter what goes in and out of your phone

- OpenVPN

- Incognito Mode - private browsing

- DSP Manger - Amazing audio compressor & equalizer for great sound

- Theme Support - CM7 comes stock with 2 or 3 themes, and has the T-Mobile Theme Chooser app integrated. You can download theme packages from XDA & Android Market to re-skin your phone. So, instead of having to flash themes you can install them like APKs.

- Its fast and clean - No bloatware, and has great battery life.

Its also very customizable. For instance, you can set the toggles in your status bar to what ever order you would like, and there are a huge amount to choose from. I personally throw up music back/play/forward toggles, brightness, 2g/3g/4g toggle, and so on. It also features multiple lock screen styles to choose from.

Read more here: http://www.cyanogenmod.com/about
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] xvsanx:
^ those are true but none of those are original, you can do most of that without rooting and all of it on a stock root.

I used cm roms for half a year at least on my Evo, compared to stock I would crash every week, I would have to restart my phone every other day because my keyboard would disappear, you have to deal with rom bloatware which is at least a lot lighter than carrier bloatware, and they never included the simple user fixes I wanted like screen res fix so stuff didn't look blurry and pixely or user profiles on common apps.

now I'm on midnight rom (a more stock rom than cm) on E4gT and it's running infinitely better than cm7.1 was on my evo. it's only crashed on me twice in a month, the customization is basically the same as even roms have a standard of what's included now, and the only thing worse is no built in wifi.

the main appeal of CM roms is getting system upgrades before they're released. they've released ICS roms for phones already, i'm waiting for the e4gt rom. besides that, all the people you see praising CM roms are android fanboys
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rmikulus:
Did you never upgrade your version of CM? Especially if you are running a nightly build, there are likely to be bugs. Run a stable and there is a solid chance you won't ever have issues. This applies to the EVO and any other phone that supports CM7. Call me a fanboy if you'd like, there is obviously reasoning behind my love for Cyanogenmod.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Girevik:
I have a brand new nook that is running 1.3, and I want to get it rooted (it's a Christmas gift for my son). With 1.4 out now, I'm wondering what my best approach is. Should I wait until I get the 1.4 update and then to the root?

If that is the case, is there a way to force the update to come quicker? If that's not the case and I go ahead and root now, will I eventually get 1.4 (and if so will I have to root again)?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobstro:
I'm assuming it's a Nook Color since you mention 1.3. You can download the 1.4.1 update today directly from B&N. Root on 1.4.1 doesn't fully work yet. You can't install anything from the Android Market. I suspect that will change very soon, but there's no guarantee it'll be done by Christmas.

The B&N walled garden offered by 1.4.1 is very compelling. The reader is very nice now -- a huge improvement over 1.3 -- and the B&N integration is very nice. 1.4.1 is also required for some of the Conde Nast magazine subscriptions such as Wired. The presentation of these magazines on the B&N firmware is gorgeous, with lots of "post print" interactive features. Presumably other magazines and papers will begin incorporating these features.

The reason I mention this is that you lose these features if you wander off of the B&N firmware, at least today. That said, there are alternate firmwares that make the NC much more of a general purpose tablet. You can run the B&N Nook reader on these, though alternatives such as Aldiko are superior (IMO). You lose the B&N integration and, for now at least, rich content features of the B&N firmware. You gain in ease of access to other applications and features, as well as Amazon, Kobo and other book sources.

On the Nook Tablet I purchased for my wife for Christmas, the 1.4 software is fully rooted, so I've been able to get it set up nicely as a reader focused around the B&N apps, but still with access to others (with a bit of work). As of today (Dec. 14), I can't get to that same level with my Nook Color. Rooted 1.3 is also very clunky (again IMO), so I'm running Cyanogenmod 7.1 (CM) on it.

If your son is after an Android tablet, I'd suggest trying out CM. If he want's the e-reader experience and/or the B&N integration, then 1.4.1 is a winner. If he wants the best of both worlds, we're not quite there yet. I'd suggest running CM off of an SD card and leaving 1.4.1 unrooted for now. That way, he can sample both, and if he prefers the B&N experience, you can always root it later when the details are worked out.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Girevik:
That's prettyf much exacty what I've settled on. I think for now, he'd mostly want the tablet, but I DO really like the read to me feature. I'll just have to teach him how to boot back and forth if he wants (he's pretty sharp for a mildly autistic 7 year old when it comes to tech). When and if I can just add the market and the apps he wants to stock nook software, I'll look at rooting it then.

Thanks for confirming what I had in mind. I was half afraid a root would be required even to boot off of an SD card.

One more question. Once I do go that route, what happens to apps that I install? Are they saved to the SD card and just dissapear when I boot to the nook? Or do they take up the nook internal memory?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobstro:
When you dual boot, the two environments remain separate. Anything installed on one is not visible to the other, except maybe storage. I need to check, now that you ask. This is good, in that your BN setup remains pristine, but does require some duplication of effort if you jump back and forth often.

Once everything's installed, you can select which to boot by holding down the big 'n' key as you power on the device. No need to flip the SD slot door open and eject.

I'm hoping the 1.4.1 reader functionality comes to the BN Android Nook app. It's pretty slick, and I'd like to have those features regardless of what platform I'm using at any given moment.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killjoy9581:
I have had my DINC for over a year now and last week it started to heats up whenever I am use the 3g for a few minutes. Does not matter what I am doing if I use the 3G and will go into a bootloop until I take out the battery and let it cool down before I can use it again. I am running CM7.1 and have a 3500mAh battery. It started last week and I have had the battery ever since I first bought my phone. Could it be the rom or hardware or kernel? My phone information is below. any tips?

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Incredible ADR6300 | CyanogenMod 7.1 | 2.6.37.6-invisiblek+dp@shrew #1 | 3500mAh battery | 2.15.00.07.28 | Build Number GWK74

www dot internationalstranger dot com
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackbtha1:
There's 2 thing that I would try right off the bat. The first being I would update to a Gingerbread radio, and 2nd I would try the Incredikernel. Gives those a shot and see if it helps.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] refthemc:
I would try the stock battery and the stock rom and see if the problem persists.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phaze one:
Had the same problem after about the same time. I was using cm7 with incredikernel. I had the 1800mah battery which I still use in my refurb incredible with no problems whatsoever. Even when I switched ROM's and back to stock battery it would overheat and reboot. I eventually just smashed the screen because I didnt want to claim hardware failure from flashing ROM's and running different kernels and bought another thru insurance. I think it just couldn't handle all the flashing and abuse I put it thru.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killjoy9581:
Are there any good tutorials on how to flash a gingerbread radio? It did begin to happen after I switched from cm6 to cm7. Will I have to update the radio again once I switch to ICS? Thanks for the quick replies.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackbtha1:
Go here (http://pvillecomp.com/?page_id=18) download the 2.15.10.07.07 Gingerbread radio. Then make sure the file is named PB31IMG.zip and place it on the root of your SD card, meaning not in any folders. Then boot into Hboot (Power off your phone, then hold the volume down+power button together) wait a few seconds and you will see the file begin to load. Once loaded hit the volume up button to install it. Let it do its thing, when its done it'll ask you hit the volume up button again to reboot. Before doing this MAKE SURE you have a good charge on your battery, or leave it plugged in like I always do. Also your SD card must be in FAT#@ format for this to work. Once you do all of this delete that PB31IMG file from your SD card. Why? Because if you flash the same radio twice it WILL brick your phone.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killjoy9581:
ok thanks. I am about to try this. I am planning on running a ICS rom once the problems have been worked out. Now will I have to flash the radio again? I am not worried about doing this just want to know if I will have to.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackbtha1:
You should not have to flash it again for CM7. For ICS, there may or may not be a radio that is better suited for it but only time will tell.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] houtx2:
Try another battery. My Seido battery started heating up then wouldn't hold a charge. Replaced it and problem went away.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killjoy9581:
I flashed the radio and used a different kernel and the problem went away. Thanks for the help. I dont want to spend any money on my phone. I can upgrade in 6 months. So I am going to hold out.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SuperAce609:
What's wrong with my Ace? The google search by voice doesn't work and I installed Skyvi for android and it just told me my decive doesn't recognize voice either.

What's wrong with my phone? :'(

EDIT 3: Found my answer here. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1150273
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] jusada:
Stop talking in pirate lingo! Lol!
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beginner:
Hi

Is there any patch to apply in order the cover sensor doesnt work?
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vikrammohan:
Would love it if there was one. But as of now the following ROMs have the backcover sensor disabled:

GingerStreak 2.4.4

Maxicet Droid 1.3

DSC v0.63b

SimpleStreak
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _n0p_:
I know it has nothing to do with development, but quite simple hardware patch with cable is possible.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] lovenokia:
I am wondering if there is any dev that would want to make a password creator on windows phone. For example I have my messaging app that I don't want everyone to open. Another example is that I have a registry editor and when people play with my phone I don't want thm going in the registry editor. Thanks. I hope a dev will make an app for this.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] MJCS:
You can't lock individual apps unless the developers of those apps have a password option.