yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] boostermbkking:
yes, the rom is based on the MoDaCo IR5 but not all changes are his, I thanked all those who have made ​​the mod and I have implemented in ROM, including MoDaCo!

then go to Rom I paid almost 14 euros

however, if you bother the next rom I'm cooking from scratch and then the public with all the various mods that I find in forums
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Danny80y:
Seems a bit like stealing if you used a Rom that you only payed to have a copy for your phone. Yet your distributing it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] paulobrien:
I don't really see the point in just starting with one ROM, lumping in all the mods you can find other people have made then slapping your name on it, that's all... but each to their own.

P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] boostermbkking:
new rom at the first post
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sciueps:
Ci facciamo riconoscere pure qui...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mike1986.:
Why now you have my files in your ROM?

#=======================================================
# init.post_boot.sh script created for Android Revolution HD
# by mike1986
# Do not try to remove this file from the system!
#=======================================================

Mods please BAN this "developer"!!!!! :mad:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] boostermbkking:
I have already explained that I made the changes that I look better from Roma and other users, and I assembled a rom and I gave him a name, do not charge money for this, I do not receive compensation, and do not do it for profit , I only do it for passion.

I remember that Android is an open-source project, In computing, open source software whose authors indicate (more precisely the rights holders) allow, even encourage them free study and the changes are made by other independent programmers .

so I have not done anything wrong, but I just picked up the mods of different authors and I gathered in a rom!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cozzeck:
Wow stop fighting over who made it and see who can make it even better. Nice job!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mike1986.:
Clicked "thanks" instead of quote.

Android is open-source, but my script is not open-source and even it was, you should ask for permission first. I don't care if you do it for passion, money, fame, mom or whatever. We have some rules here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] boostermbkking:
sorry, but I did not think that I had to ask the "order", I can continue to use your tweaks, as I think are very good, and since you also use mod MoDaCo etc. ...?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mike1986.:
No, I don't use any modaco tweaks in my ROM. I used to use paul's kernel which is GPL, but first I asked for permission and I wrote "thanks to paulobrien" but you use whatever you want without giving single credit.

Anyway - if you are going to collect modaco and Revolution HD goodies and release it as your ROM - wrong forum dude.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] boostermbkking:
I forgot to write your name at the end of the post but the others I have thanked everyone, sorry I ask you again and I hope that this does not affect our relationship in the forum, I ask sorry to everybody, but they were not bad intentions, i just want to create a rom with all the best changes that I find around the forums!
[HTC Wildfire S] Henry_1:
Seen on the main XDA page, edited it for Wildfire S: Cleantool

This tool disables HTC bloatware. It keeps taking space on internal memory (APK is still there) but the advantage is that there's more free ram, less background processes and a cleaner app drawer. This way, you should multitask longer and maybe a bit better battery life.

Also device will start up a bit faster.

It disables:

HTC facebook

HTC peep

HTC friend stream

HTC search app

HTC stocks

HTC greader

update version 2

Cleaned it furher up! If you use another launcher then stock, you can use option disable Sense.

download

Instructions:

- unzip to desktop

- be sure HTC drivers are installed, here they are.

- enable usb debugging: go to settings, applications, development and select usb debugging.

- connect phone to pc, select charging mode.

- run the cleantool.2.1.1.bat file.

- select first option, then second option.

- select then reboot and disconnect phone.

For going back to stock: go to settings, storage and choose reset data option.

Credits to scrosler

Hit thanks don't say thanks!

Post a comment to keep this thread alive!
[HTC Wildfire S] ONeill123:
This method delete the apk from /system/app permanently with s-on, too?
[HTC Wildfire S] b02:
if you would just READ his post .... :eek:
[HTC Wildfire S] No.12:
And does it stay that way after reboot?

EDIT :Yes, I see.

Can we choose what to disable?

EDIT 2: Don't see any diference in phone memory.

Sent from HTC
[HTC Wildfire S] Gloris:
:s aren't most of those HTC apps less than 100Kb anyways? I wouldn't have thought removing them would save much space? :s
[HTC Wildfire S] aperture:
thanks!!!

just an update.

while i was on temp root i tried to install superuser.apk

and titanum backup.. i can now freeze apps!! this is exciting!
[HTC Wildfire S] infected85:
Why the double post Henry? :)
[HTC Wildfire S] No.12:
I must try this, with temp root.

Sent from HTC
[HTC Wildfire S] victorharsh:
Thanks

Its working fine, now more free RAM earlier in my WFS showing RAm usages 150MB after applying this tool 200+ MB available free RAM.
[HTC Wildfire S] No.12:
Hmm, mine stayed the same. Before and after applying this tool, around 150 mb.

Sent from HTC
[HTC Wildfire S] MindBurn010:
Guys, I am sorry but - do you have any idea how to use your phone ?!? 150MB free ?!? WTF dude

At the moment I have 258MB free with S-On Wildfire S, installed bunch of software and left with 35MB free phone memory, all home screens are full of widgets ...

The less I have ever saw is around 190MB free...

Could you please explain to me and the comunity how to NOT use our android phones please ?

P.S. - BTW I am using an antivirus software too which is permanently activated and checking, and now have 259MB free and 131MB used even checked through settings which consumes another 11MB RAM...

P.S. 2 - thats with DATA on, accounts - gmail(calendar, mail, contacts), live mail, contacts, htc sense, weather, twitter, fliker, facebook, google+ = all is set to sync, what else ?
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
Thanks for sharing this, Henry.

I don't really know if this tool will bring any advantage to me.

Actually I don't have any of those apps (bloatware) running in memory so I guess that it's just good news for some roms, not all.

On the 2.3.5 RUU those apps aren't loaded into RAM unless you use the widgets or open the apps at your will.

This should be nice for earlier/other ROMS that load all that crap on phone startup. :)

When my phone was branded to Vodafone I had stocks, peep, facebook for sense and other crap occupying memory.

Now without running the Clean Tool I have 267MB free memory for the system and 80MB free for apps.

Considering that I have installed a lot of stuff including: App Monster Pro, GPS software, Poweramp, musiXmatch, ES File Explorer, Google Goggles, Traffic Counter, Wikidroid, YouTube latest version, Battery Indicator Pro, Google Street View, Facebook, AK Notepad, Fast Discharge, History Eraser, Voice Search, Google Translate, Klondike, Gmail latest version, JuiceDefender Ultimate and other small apps I think I cant complain. :D
[HTC Wildfire S] Henry_1:
Almost 60 downloads keep on going!

Great to see it works!
[HTC Wildfire S] No.12:
Yes, I know how to use phone, thanks for asking. :banghead:

I have pretty the same app running, but again, only 130-160 mb available. And that's after using advanced task killer.

Sent from HTC
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
No.12, I strongly recommend you don't use any task killer on your phone. Since Froyo (at least) the O.S. keeps reopening apps all the time.

This is crap I know but that's the way to make some apps load faster.

The task killer will only kill your battery because the phone will spend lots of time closing and opening apps again and again.

Memory access drains battery at a very quick pace. :(

I know this from my own experience. When I stopped using task killers the battery started lasting much longer. Already happened on my defunct HTC Desire...
[HTC Wildfire S] No.12:
But won't I get to the point where memory usage will increase so much and phone will become slow?

Sent from HTC
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
Eventually that will happen if you don't restart your phone once in a while...

I had two HTC phones that had less memory than the WFS. A Tattoo and a Wildfire. On those memory ran out and made the phone slow.

That never happened to me on the WFS... but I have a habit of restarting the phone every week and clear app cache with History Eraser frequently. This helps for sure.
[HTC Wildfire S] Lt.Win:
Thanks for this Henry! I'm now Senseless. xD [Pun]

P.S. Wildfire (Buzz)'s screen is too small, sucks. :D
[HTC Wildfire S] zegi69:
stocks app is still there :( why is superuser installed now on my phone? is something i can do with him?
[HTC Wildfire S] Lt.Win:
Superuser is installed because you are temp rooted. You can always uninstall. :-)
[HTC Wildfire S] zegi69:
tnx for reply, what can i do with temp root?
[HTC Wildfire S] ONeill123:
You can execute all aps require root rights, but you can't write on /system and /recovery

And when u restart, then root is away :P
[HTC Wildfire S] zegi69:
tnx few more questions, if i freeze bloatware through titanyum backup will it stay frozen when i restart my phone, and if i delete after freezeng those apps titanyum and superuser will bloatware that i froze reappear?

---------- Post added at 12:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:29 PM ----------

sory for bad english, my question is will bloatware that i froze be frozen if i delete titanyum backup?
[HTC Wildfire S] :
FYI: It doesn't, my dear Viking friend. At least not on my WFS. What I've noticed so far is:

- third-party facebook app disappeared completely (but it is still there according to the market)

- Gmail wont sync (no errors)

- some icons disappearded (replaced with Android icon). like barcode scanner, skype, bump, teamviewer, shazam, ...

- some apps don't work anymore (like barcode scanner), i think it's because of dependencies of some processes which are apparently stopped, when you see the error.

- "friend stream", "htc hub", ... and all that crap are still there. don't know of it works, I don't use it.

- a lot of android-icons added to applications. with names like "me.zed_0xfff", "com.[APPNAME]." (without the brackets of course).

in short: this bat file mad my phone very sad (replace with horrible cursing and a lot of f- en c-words).

of course, this might also be because the bat file stalled every time (I think). Even after 2 hours, no message, no processes running, ...

using win7 64bit, htc WFS A510e, android 2.3.5

gonna reset my phone I think...

EDIT: This is just aan FYI, not seeking for help. Ordered a SGSII anyway.

---------- Post added at 07:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:16 PM ----------

UPDATE: a reboot of the phone fixed the icon-related problems, nut still no gnail syncing and facebook is still gone.
[HTC Wildfire S] Rolandh:
How did you manage to get 80mb free for apps and 267mb free system memory, I've got 291mb free system memory and 20mb free app memory and everything is up to date except for Google Maps I'm running 2.3.5 on an unbranded Sim Free Wildfire S, and I had the required 25mb free to Install the update via OTA?

Roland
[HTC Wildfire S] :
I think this should be stickied.
[HTC Wildfire S] *se-nsei.:
It's because you did it OTA. I did this update via RUU and therefore had to wipe my phone. I think after reinstalling everything I still had the same memory left. If not a few mb extra.

Also to the OP of this thread: Kindle and Barcode Scanner are also disabled from this tool.
[HTC Wildfire S] :
Thanks for reply. I've checked the bat file again and there's a whole code I didn't look at. Thanks for saying :p

Maybe use the tool again (updated). However didn't find code for Kindle and Barcode :confused:
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
Hi Roland,

As soon as I updated to 2.3.5 with the RUU from Football, I used the following instructions (in order to make most apps support installation on my SD-Card):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1218923

This way allows you to make the most out of the WFS limited 150MB memory.

Like you I have every app updated except Google Maps.

I frequently clean up the cache and other crap with History Eraser. That helps.
[HTC Wildfire S] breaky9973:
Great tool!

It made my phone perform faster, plus create some more free memory.

Since I am not really interested in flashing my phone (still S-ON), this is the best way to disable some unwanted pre-installed apps.
[HTC Wildfire S] the Doctor:
I really don't see why it's necessary to be so derogatory. :( Since you're obviously a genius at managing memory on your S-ON WFS, why not start a new thread to tell everybody else how to do it and generate some thanks instead of anger.
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
CafeKampuchia, you're totally right.

It seems that the "genius" doesn't know the difference between the memory available for installed applications and their data (it's called internal storage and its size is 150MB total on the WFS) and the memory available for running applications (which is called RAM).

If MindBurn010 can't tell the difference between those memory spaces, such inflamatory posts are the last thing he/she should do. Instead of telling others to learn how to use phones why not do it him/herself? :rolleyes:
[HTC Wildfire S] rkleinhenz:
I assume if your phone is rooted you can omit option 1?

Rich
[HTC Wildfire S] *se-nsei.:
yes you don't need option 1 if you are already root
[HTC Wildfire S] MindBurn010:
The tool is to "freeze" apps so the RAM is not going to be used by some and I do not speak about the internal storage and just for RAM... the only I mentioned internal storage (installed apps and widgets) is to show that I have plenty of apps and widgets that are able to eat my RAM... So, don't be rude of me and learn to understand what you are reading!

anyway, for the record... I might be a little disrespectful for which I am sorry to the ppl complained of low RAM but I have asked how they are managing their phones so I could give advices...
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
Maybe you could have expressed yourself better too. This post I'm replying isn't easy to understand because you "eat" some words. It's easy to tell me to learn to understand what I'm reading, when you could have mentioned what kind of memory you were talking about. When I saw the 150MB mentioned, I automatically associated it to the maximum internal storage of the WFS. Logic, isn't it?

Ok, I could gave been less rude on my post and I'm sorry for that. However you haven't been polite in the first place...
[HTC Wildfire S] MindBurn010:
The thread is about what ? internal storage or RAM ?

When you answer this question think again if I am eating words ok?

I wont comment the other stuff you have said!
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
I don't need to think again about anything. I've read your posts and see that you have some difficulty writing in English.

That's no shame and it's natural because your primary language doesn't seem to be English. My primary language isn't English either but I make an effort to write correctly without skipping words.

This thread is about removing "crap" that mostly affects RAM but indirectly affects internal storage too.

Now let me tell you one thing, as long as you insist that I need to think again when you don't want to make an effort to understand what I mean, I don't care if you comment the other stuff I've said.

Have a Happy New Year!

P.S. I suggest that if you really want to help, don't start your posts with "WTF dude" and such expressions.
[HTC Wildfire S] Bizzyh87:
Noob - help and advice pls

Ok I have read the whole thread, but BEFORE turning my lovely HTC wildfire S into a doorstop I wanted to clarify what I think I understand.

I am tied to Vodafone, which combined with HTC's own bloatware, means I have a very full phone, complaining of lack of space, which is crammed full of crap I dont use and dont want.

I think I should try Cleantool. Which version should I download - the most recent? Also it only lists HTC rezound - will this still work?

I have an HTC Wildfire S A510e. I am Android 2.3.3, HTC sense 2.1. I have no idea what ROM or how to find out. Please be gentle with me, I am a middle aged housewife. I dont want to root my phone if it can be avoided - just get rid of the **** clogging it up, so I can use the stuff I DO want on it.:confused:
[HTC Wildfire S] baronimus:
Hi, useful script. However it gets stuck after starting deamon. It says be patient, I am but nothing happens after that
[HTC Wildfire S] lokocool:
It works, but if you have root the simplest way to freez apps ( not to disable sense) from HTC is this aplication from market play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ramdroid.appquarantine&hl=pl

Right know I have ~257MB free ram.
[HTC Wildfire S] koenh78:
Hello,

My phone has 217MB of free RAM, but only 18MB of free internal storage. This gives some problems for installing updates etc.

Does this helps for the internal memory or only for the RAM?

tx.
[HTC Wildfire S] lokocool:
no only ram.

If you want more internal space you have to format sd card to ext partition ( CWM appication for example the esiest way) and after that install link2sd --> and you have much more space ;)
[HTC EVO 3D] cgbcody:
Where can I get a copy?
[HTC EVO 3D] Mastajeff:
there's a Q&A section for a reason.
[HTC EVO 3D] Twolazyg:
Yes, but there are also rules, like use search before posting.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] mjybarr:
Faster and smoother experience! No root needed. Just apply apk as normally.

Downlaod Market 3.4.4

http://db.tt/9u3JC1lz

Sent from Pure meXdroidMod!
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] captainreynolds:
Thanks for putting this up mate!

*sighs* Well, maybe one day Google will support non-standard screen densities! Until then...
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] kekkojoker90:
very speed :O
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] dustrho:
Downloaded it, installed it, and not sure what the changes are. Got a change log for this?
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] ajhavery:
Changes which I have noticed are:

1. Items are separated by a thicker border.

2. Promotion video is included in the screenshots column.

3. A little bit fast and a lot smoother scrolling.

4. Explore yourself....

Screenshots :
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] etp23:
Also shows new permissions with an actual "new" next to the new permissions if they didn't have that already
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] ajhavery:
Changelog as per RCMIX blog:

"This all new update ropes in small visual changes wherein the setting for automatically addition of Widgets to your home screen has been bundled. The best part of this update is that this all new Android Market Place dubbed as 3.4.4 supports both the tablets as well as the Android smartphones. To a surprise, it also supports the latest Honeycomb 3.1 powered Google TV which is also known as Logitech Revue. Last but not the least when we talk of new in this version, then this version also comes with the minor stability fixeswith which this works fluently even in slower data speeds."
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] WhiteBird:
and another new feature is in the screenshotsbar are now the video preview, you can see it by the "Appartus"-App
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] YOUNGTWAN:
thanx alot for this gonna try it now it on ics and see if that helps with my download issues oh yea and on my logitech revue since that market is pretty slow and crappy
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] ArmedandDangerous:
Tried it for a few days now, to me it seems quite a bit smoother and loads faster too. Doesn't lag as much as previous versions.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] MrTechnikron:
mine updated by itself??

i have all of that stuff without even downloading anything.

might of been ics rom gapps.

maybe i don't know??
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] dodo14:
I can´t see in this version any isntalled apps. :mad:
[HTC Desire S] dronichev:
During updating a lot of apps in same time Desire S was stuck and in next few seconds screen became black. It has no response. I can't turn it on. I tried to plug to wall charge - nothing, even no green/red LED blinking.

DS was sent to worldwide HTC by supplier for warranty repair. The answer that I got today is : bootloader file is absent, its avoid warranty case, because only one possible explanation for this - not allowed attempt to update firmware.

Have I any chance to bring my DS to life ?

Thanks in advance.
[HTC Desire S] fasty:
Have you modified the phone software yourself in any way (S-OFF or rooted?)

Tell us more about how you bought it. For example, did it come as part of a call contract package or did you buy it unlocked outright?

- Steve
[HTC Desire S] dronichev:
No, I didn't modify the phone in any way. Phone was purchased in cellphone shop, unlocked and without call contract package.

Supplier propose me to take Motorola Atrix 4G or HTC Sensation XE in addition of USD 70 (50 euro) or USD 150 (110 euro), respectively.
[HTC Desire S] fasty:
Ah, OK.

It seems that you would be fully justified in pressing for a repair or replacement.

Had you been here in the UK, I would have suggested that you wrote to the supplier politely explaining that unless they filfilled their obligations under a valid warranty claim, you'd take them kicking and screaming through our "small claims court" procedure. This invariably has the desired effect.

Not sure what options you might have in your country, but in any case if you chose to push the warranty claim, I'd suggest that it's usually most effective put stuff clearly (yet firmly) in writing.
[HTC Desire S] dronichev:
"Avoid warranty" answer was received from worldwide HTC not supplier. Supplier agree to replace the phone but DS is not in stock so he offer to me Atrix or upgrade to Sensation.

But I really like my DS and before I'll take something else I want to know is there any chance to bring back to life DS.
[HTC Desire S] fasty:
OK, gotcha. Could be worse I guess.

I'm not an expert on boot issues but your DS sounds a bit doomed :mad:

Anyone else ?

Anyway, hope you resolve it to your satisfaction!
[HTC Desire S] Rapier:
As I've read here on the forums, simultaneously updating apps from market on a Desire S with faulty EMC chip result in bricked phone. This SHOULD be covered by warranty. Newer market versions don't even update apps simultaneously but take them one at a time from a queue.

You might try the solutions ofered in some topics here but as you described the issue, looks like your Desire is bricked already.

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC Desire S] dronichev:
So, there is no chance to bring back my DS ?

In this case can you advice please what to choose instead : Motorola Atrix 4G or HTC Sensation XE ?
[HTC Desire S] dronichev:
anyone????
[HTC Desire S] olyloh6696:
Nope, as from now, there is no way to do it ourselves. You need to get the Emmc chip repaired by HTC

-------------------------------

Sent from my HTC Desire S
[Desire HD General] JccageX2:
Hey guys. So I was looking up some threads and stuff on how to sim unlock and root etc. However, I'm on Gingerbread, and really don't want to downgrade to be able to sim unlock and stuff.

Basically, is there a way to root + Sim unlock without having to downgrade?

Thanks :)
[Desire HD General] uros0104:
You have to downgrade for about half an hour to root, then you can go back to gingerbread or even ICS with a custom ROM, or just install stock rooted ROM, I don't see any reason why you shouldn't do this...
[Desire HD General] marsdta:
Just use the ace hack kit. Takes about 5 min. Just make sure you read the manual A few times. Alot of people get screwed when they fail to read the manual and just skim it
[Desire HD General] JccageX2:
Ace hack kit works on 2.3?
[Desire HD General] nielsnll:
It doesnt work on version 3.13.161.3 and more in the 3.x series wont work either.
[Desire HD General] JccageX2:
So can I use this on 2.50.110.5?