yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Rezound] txkorm:
Just ordered me two of these. I miss the TBolt kick stand more than I thought I would.

KORM via the beast known as the Rezound.
[HTC Rezound] surfer2.3:
That looks alot like my new windshield car mount, but mine won't break down for transportation. I leave it mounted 24/7 anyway. Thanks.
[HTC Rezound] bgiles72:
Now do these stands hold up when you are using the phone, or are they only good for viewing the phone and such. I am big on selecting things or just tapping on the phone when it is on my desk. I upgraded from an EVO to the Rezound, and I def miss the stand
[HTC Rezound] txkorm:
There is some slipping when hitting the power button mostly but pretty stable for light screen touching. The fold up storage factor is key for me. Functional and definitely not cumbersome.

KORM via the beast known as the Rezound.
[HTC Rezound] trevorperry:
very cool man
[HTC Rezound] bgiles72:
Thanks, I've had some bad luck in the past but I might get this, usually I am only doing light touches because I am at a desk.
[HTC Rezound] MrAwesome96:
Yet another option

I've been trying to decide between that and the "Breffo Spiderpodium Stand" that I found on amazon (amazon.com/Breffo-Spiderpodium-Stand-iPhone-Cellphone/dp/B003Y419K4/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top). It looks much more versatile but might be annoying to bend to the proper shape I need. I think I'll try it out, though, and see what I think.
[HTC Rezound] txkorm:
It's been a while since I first purchased mine and I still love them. I say them because I got double pack. One for the office and one for my night stand. I use my office one the most. It takes up no room in my bag, takes two seconds to put on the phone and its pretty stable. I'll post pictures soon.

KORM via the beast known as the Rezound.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mdoogan:
hi need help with my unlocked my touch slide,when i put my sim of my provider i cant get ant net work signan .l i live in the uk. is it my apn settings or something .any help please would be great:(
[Defy Android Development] diamond_lover:
Zomg XD not so fast :) Thanks dude ^_^
[Defy Android Development] maxiordoqui:
Hi, would you explain to me what should i have to start modifyng this? I used notepad+ to edit values and others... but it is not enough, i don't know development, but i'd like to know how to proceed and with wich tool should i do those changes. Thanks

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sorry for bothering .. !
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
The tools are listed above ,but here again with download locations :

1. APK Manager

2. smali/baksmali

3. Notepad++

This is what I use .Hope it helps .

Edit: edited first post
[Defy Android Development] maxiordoqui:
Thanks you very much!!
[Defy Android Development] AgentSmith:
Why not simply flash the nandroid that already has it built in? :S Saves a lot of time and hassle.
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
Of course it's easier :D,but some of us here like to know how it is done .;)

Furthermore it's not just for this specific rom .I belive it can be applied to all gingerbread roms (didn't try it on all ,maybe the line numbers and resources don't match ,but the principle is the same ).

Guess the title is a bit confusing .Changing it.:rolleyes:
[Defy Android Development] oscaredu:
Hello spear1403.

I would like to add this option to defy my stock rom 2.2.

It may do? I have it root.

If you pass me the necessary files you would do?.

Thank you very much. Greetings from Argentina.

PD: Sorry for my bad english. :$

Oscar
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
I don't know if it works on Froyo roms ,but You can try it out .Be sure to make backups of your original files ,so if something goes wrong You can go back.
[Defy Android Development] oscaredu:
It works. Check out this link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=812341

But I'm half noob on these issues. Your tutorial is very well explained.

But there are things I do not know how we do.

For example:

As decompile and compile JAR files.

Or at what point using "Automated Smali"

PS: Could you upload the "Automated Smalian BakSmali" to any fileserver.

I appreciate your time and help.
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
You dont need to decompile the JAR file .Extract the classes.dex file from the Jar and use smali to decompile it and baksmali to recompile it after editing. The automated smali/baksmali only has a decompile and recompile bat file so You dont have to use the command line.Anyways the link for the automated smali/baksmali is down .I'll attach it to the first post.
[Defy Android Development] oscaredu:
You're a genius!

Thank you very much. Then I tell how I was.

Greetings and thanks again.

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Traductor

I feel like a fool.

But I want to do this and understand it.

Explain to me step by step explained for a fool this:

"3. Next We Need to modify Defy's shutdown method to accept one more option.

Decompile framework and open "com \ android \ internal \ app \ ShutdownThread.smali"

What command should I run for decompiling the "FRAMEWORK.JAR" or should I use "FRAMEWORK.ODEX."

Greetings.
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
If You have framework,jar and framework.odex that means Your rom isn't deodexed .This tutorial is for a deodexed rom .You have to deodex Your rom .
[Defy Android Development] oscaredu:
Thank you again. Please answer each question "dumb" I did

From what I see and tell me, would have to get a rom "deodexed" and flash my phone.

I do not want it is still under warranty.

Greetings.
[Defy Android Development] navx2vad:
i did all the listed steps & got three files, now wen using root explorer i paste them @ thr respective places with correct permissions i get a boot loop error..

appreciate your help.. what I'm doing wrong?
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
There are dozens of things that can go wrong .Try putting the files one by one so that you see which file is causing the bootloop.
[Defy Android Development] navx2vad:
@spear1403

even putting files one by one.. din't help out! still get a boot loop on every try! phew..

any other way to add restart option to power menu? any zip or so to flash from recovery?
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
Which rom?
[Defy Android Development] navx2vad:
@spear ... it's 4.5.1-134_DFP-231

using walter79 's deodexed version!
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
Here you go. Flash via CWM.
[Defy Android Development] navx2vad:
@spear1403

thankyou so much! i 'll try to figure were i have gone wrong :)

another noob question, how to create zip like you did?

and the error i was facing because of not flashing from recovery? coz i tried to replace using root explorer, thou with proper permissions.
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
I use AutoAPKTool just remove the build.prop file from the provided Flashable_update.zip provided inside or You will get a bootloop ,and if You want you can modify the updater-script ,but that's optional .

It should work all the same by replacing the files with root explorer .
[Defy Android Development] ejstubbs:
I notice that you also added 1% battery steps to that nandroid. Could you explain how to do that? I've got a theme which has 1% steps for the battery icon (cooked at the UOT Kitchen), but the phone still only displays 10% steps.

My phone has GB 2.3.4, build 4.5.1-134_DFP-82 as standard. I'm a bit wary about flashing a whole new build at this early stage but I'd be happy to flash an update just for 1% battery steps.
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
Here is a How-To

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13784360&postcount=54
[Defy Android Development] ejstubbs:
D'oh! Didn't spot that thread when I searched before. Ta.

EDIT

Since I already have a 1% capable theme, would I be right in thinking that I only need to make the changes to services.jar - in other words, my framework-res.apk should already be OK?
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
That is correct!
[Defy Android Development] ejstubbs:
Ah, first hurdle: I'm running the stock firmware which is not deodexed. Is there a similar technique which will work with system.odex?
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
Not that I know ,but if there is a way it would probably be far more complicated then deodexing the rom.;)
[Defy Android Development] Cassinander:
Hello Spear1403

I again!

I've done the procedure of the topic that you indicated and did well:

pull services.jar of folder framework

pull classes.dex of services.jar (no unzip)

decompiled classes.dex with backsmali

replace 2 files batteryservice's by 2 files of zip topic

recompiled classes.de with backsmali

replace classes.dex in services.jar using 7zip or winrar(2º(ever, no unzip or zip)

Using RootExplorer, substitute new "services.jar" and is the restarting "(( (M) ))" with crashes and does not return.

Where i'm wrong?

I've tried several times.

edit: my Rom already is deodexed and already Uot battery theme in 10/10%.

Thanks in advanced.
[Defy Android Development] ejstubbs:
OK, one last question and then I'll leave you in peace: would I need to deodex the whole ROM, or could I start with just services.jar?
[Defy Android Development] Cassinander:
I already have done it. All apps need to be deodexed.
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
Try comparing your decompiled file with one that has working 1% battery .
[Defy Android Development] ejstubbs:
You sure? Oh man, there's about 200 odex files on the stock ROM - did you really slog through all that lot? It must take an age!
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
There is no need to do it one by one, there are tools that automate the process.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=700904
[Defy Android Development] ejstubbs:
Aha, that looks like it should make things a bit slicker! I'll give it a go, thanks.
[Defy Android Development] Cassinander:
Can you send me just your file services.jar for compare with my file please? Thanks
[Defy Android Development] spear1403:
Here you go .From 4.5.1-134_DFP-132 rom
[Defy Android Development] mazsi:
Thx a lot!
[Defy Android Development] ejstubbs:
My work here is done...

I now have 1% steps on my notification bar battery icon.

I tried a number of other folks' deodexing scripts but all the ones I tried seemed to give baksmali errors with some of the .odex files from my ROM. I eventually built my own scripts, using information I gathered from the smali/baksmali repository and other sources. The last few .apks in app were problematic until I tracked down some .jars which were missing from my ROM but which were needed for the .apks to deodex without errors.

After that, it was relatively simple to extract classes.dex from services.jar, replace the two battery service .smali modules with the ones extracted from the version posted here by spear1403, recompile classes.dex and zip it back in to services.jar.

Having used abd to push the new services.jar on to the phone, I wiped cache again and rebooted the phone. Worryingly, the battery icon on the notification bar showed 70%. However, after a few minutes of surfing, playing YouTube videos and generally using the phone, it dropped to 69%. Hurrah!

I've got where I wanted to be, I think I'll stop for now. Don't want to push my luck...
[Defy Android Development] LeopardSurd:
Strange, I made that for deodexed DFP-231 but instead of reboot there is a deep sleep option. :eek:
[Defy Android Development] projectmax:
mods/devs, please help me on adding reboot, recovery and download in the power menu..my phone is an alcatel ot-918N running on stock 2.3.6 gingerbread. The problem I am having is in the shutdownThread.xml, I can't find the code in the post above, it seems that I have a different codes in the shutdownThread. can you please help me on adding the 3 options in my power menu..thanks so much..

here's my shutdownThread file..

shutdownThread.xml
[Defy Android Development] Swaroop16548:
I didn't find values folder in framework-res/res..

device micromax a87
[Defy Android Development] rushic24:
In defys shutdown method i cannot find com folder in decompiled framework-res.apk

Or which framework are u talking about
[Defy Android Development] rushic24:
I got it its framework.dex :)

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I decompiled the android.policy it

already contains GlobalAction$10.smali shall i overwrite it ?

After overwriting it gives some error in compiling plz help

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attaching android.policy.dex

Please mod this

http://www.mediafire.com/?290dst9uc7gflch
[Defy Android Development] iZLeeP:
Have you found the solution to your question. We have the same smali file and I am stuck at this point as well.
[Defy Android Development] projectmax:
yes, i did, there's a group for the alcatel OT-918N in facebook. i found it there. just check it out there sir.
[Defy Android Development] iZLeeP:
Thanks, but I already worked out the problem myself.
[Defy Android Development] DroidBot:
OT... but a worth question.

Does anybody know, how to get expanded notification on gingerbread rom. please reply asap if anybody knows the solution.

Thanks in advance.
[LG Nitro HD] V@no:
Great!

But I'll wait for the battery numbers ;)

P.S.

were you able figure out if it's possible remove the headphones icon? (you know, when headphones are plugged in)
[LG Nitro HD] itiskonrad:
Sort of. I can make it completely invisible really easily. But then technically the icon is still "there", ie, the space for it will still be there, so if any icons surround it, there will be this weird empty spot in the middle. That said, I don't know if any icons ever go past left of the headphones icon, so maybe you would never see that. But yeah, I think completely removing the icon (instead of just making it completely invisible) might be a little risky, and I'd rather not test that without a recovery mode available.
[LG Nitro HD] scott0:
this worked perfectly for me, gracias!
[LG Nitro HD] gordec:
Are you talking about the bootylishesness right?
[LG Nitro HD] scott0:
indubitably, fine sir.

:)
[LG Nitro HD] itiskonrad:
Haha, glad I could help remove a distraction!
[LG Nitro HD] scott0:
it was a massive distraction from the 1st moment I turned on this phone! I was stoked to see your original thread/this solution on it.
[LG Nitro HD] itiskonrad:
Glad to help! Any other things I can try to tweak, let me know! This has become a bit of a hobby, so suggestions always welcome!
[LG Nitro HD] aquariuz23:
Got something for u to do, lets see how simple/hard it is to accomplish:

How does the Boot Animation on the Nitro look like? Does it actually have AT&T on it, something like the Atrix? If it does, can we easily replace it with any custom Boot animations we have strewn across our forums?

Let me know, and if u can find it n replace it, i suggest to start a new thread for it, cuz u're gonna get bombarded with requests on how to do it :D Good luck sir!
[LG Nitro HD] itiskonrad:
Boot animation is super easy to change. It's a file called bootanimation.zip in /system/media on your phone. Just find a different one on line and swap it out with root explorer. I get bored with mine and change it like every week =)
[LG Nitro HD] Malnilion:
I can't check right now, so quick question: what resolution is the AT&T animation on our Nitro HD?
[LG Nitro HD] itiskonrad:
Haha, you know what? It's been so long since I've had it, I can't even find the original file to check. Haha. Anyone who still has it know? I actually never paid attention to the resolution of the boot animations when I swapped them out. Either they're standard or it doesn't really matter much anyway...but yeah, I'll keep looking. I'm sure I have the original somewhere...
[LG Nitro HD] V@no:
It's in /system/media/bootanimation.zip

The resolution is native to the screen which is 720x1280
[LG Nitro HD] V@no:
@itiskonrad:

Can you tell how you edit SystemUI.apk? do you decompile it and recompile it? if so, would you mind give a little tutorial?

I've been trying do so with apktool, but it removes xhdpi folders and simply doesn't recompile it correctly...already twice soft bricked my phone trying figure this out using various tutorials on the google..

Thank you.

P.S.

By the way, since you figured out how to remove carrier name, in the status_bar.xml the next 4 lines below the last one you've changed have 6.0dp numbers, I'm trying change them to 1.0dp and see what they do, trying remove that wasted space around the clock.

Sorry for hijacking this topic...
[LG Nitro HD] itiskonrad:
Sure! I'll get right on it. I'd been thinking about putting up just a basic tutorial on editing png's and xml to make things look how you want them to look. Don't get me wrong, I love this phone, but I'm constantly finding little things here and there that I simply MUST change, and I'm sure a lot of people feel the same way, so I'll post a tutorial =)
[LG Nitro HD] Namuna:
Huzzah!

Just did this hack with just the no carrier. Thanks itiskonrad!
[LG Nitro HD] itiskonrad:
Yay! Great! Glad someone could make good use of hiding the carrier! =) I know I hate seeing AT&T, so I get rid of it anywhere I can. I also got rid of it in my lockscreen, among a variety of other mods. I think I'm too picky for my own good. I find myself reading xml for fun, just seeing what's buried where =)
[LG Nitro HD] hrnzir:
argh i went to factory reset and forgot i had the backups on my SD card..can anyone post the original files so i can back it up ..just in case
[LG Nitro HD] itiskonrad:
K! Posted the very original stock SystemUI.apk and framework-res.apk as an attached zip in the first post, just in case anyone else loses backups!
[LG Nitro HD] hrnzir:
Thanks Mate .... Youre Awesome!!!
[LG Nitro HD] aldo90:
Hi, I wish I could use this modification but I did all the steps but I can't make it work, my ROM is deodexed is that why it doesn't work? I replaced the SistemUI.app with the correct permissions but when I restart the phone the notification bar disappear... how can i make it work?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vessamj:
Not sure how to search on the XDA app, so please forgive me if this is already a topic... does anyone have any tips/tricks for avoiding the Sleep Of Death?

-XDA Premium on CM7 Nook Color
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobtidey:
What version CM7 are you on?

Latest SOD fixes were put into a kernel which is available as separate zip but have not made it into a nightly build as the build has not been working since mid November.

You may be able to use the kernel update if you are on a fairly recent version or you could switch to the KANG MiRaGe ROM which does include the kernel fix together with other improvements which have not made it into a nightly. Look for the main MiRaGe thread in the development forum.

Other than that before applying this kernel fix people were using various techniques for switching wifi off rapidly when suspending which seemed to be a work-around.

I haven't had a SOD since using the new kernel when it first appeared and as now as embodied in MiRaGe.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vessamj:
I'm on cm7.1.0, I don't get SOD all the time just on occasion without pattern

-XDA Premium on CM7 Nook Color
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j8048188:
Widgets...

Don't use Beautiful Widgets. That causes SoD's. Other widgets may cause the same problem.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k8108:
I have found that every widget that has weather causes SOD for me. All others are okay.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rehuxley:
I had to switch ROM's from MIUI to Phiremod to get this to stop. Works fine now even with Beautiful Weather Widget active.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unibroker:
The KANG ROM you describe is the one I have been on since it was introduced. I had the SOD fix but it still occured albeit infrequently. My "fix" is to just shut my Nook down every night. I haven't had one since.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stephen_liu:
Setting wifi to shut off when screen goes off also works for me (the issue seems to be wifi related). You can also use tasker to shut wifi off when the screen turns off.

Both beautiful widgets and the go weather widgets have caused the sleep of death for me. Without any widgets, my Nook would be up for weeks at a time.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vessamj:
Indeed the tasker wifi fix worked for me

-XDA Premium on CM7 Nook Color
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thomas Droid:
vessamj, could you explain what you did with Tasker to prevent SOD?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vessamj:
Quick Tasker fix for SOD

Certainly...

I'm assuming you have a basic understanding of how to use Tasker, if this is not so please let me know and I'll be more in-depth. I created a profile named WIFISLEEP with the condition being "Display Off". The first step of the internal task is to wait 5 minutes, with the "IF" box checked and the "IF" condition reading "%SCREEN ~ off". The second step is to set Wifi to off, with the same "IF" condition as the first step. The third step is to play a notification sound (not required, but nice to be assured that your profile actually executes), with the same "IF" condition as the first two steps. I already had a "Display On" profile (for setting the CPU governor and speed), so I just added the next part to the pre-existing profile. If you don't already have such profiles you can just create another profile (named something like "Display On"). The condition, of course, being "Display On", and the first task being "WiFi set On" with the "IF" condition being "%SCREEN ~ on". The second task being "WiFi Net Action Reconnect", with the same "IF" condition as the first task. Not only does this fix my SOD problems, but it will also save you quite a bit of battery when not in use for long periods of time. There will be a slight (10-20 sec.) delay waiting for the WiFi to reconnect after you turn the screen on (as long as it's been more than 5 min of course), but it's definitely worth it. The reason I have a 5 minute wait is so that downloads can finish before they are cut off, you can set the wait time longer if your downloading times take longer. Overall, this did the trick for me on SOD.

*EDIT* I did also get ahold of a much better WiFi management application called Green Power. Instead of having Tasker turn off the WiFi after 5 minutes of the screen being off no matter what, Green Power throws in a few more conditions to look for. Through Green Power I have it set to turn off the WiFi after 20sec of the screen being off IF WiFi traffic is at 1Kb or less. If it is not at 1Kb or less, the app will re-check the traffic every 10sec until it is at or below that level, then shut it off. Also, while the display is off, Green Power will re-enable the Wifi for 2min every 30min to allow data sync to occur. When the screen is turned on, WiFi will be re-enabled automatically. However, if the device can't successfully connect (after 30sec) OR if the strength at connection is less than 20% signal, the WiFi will be temporarily disabled so that there is no battery wasted continually trying to connect/stay connected. This setup is perfect for finishing a download after the screen goes off and then putting the WiFi to sleep, and quickly giving up on the reconnect if there is low/no signal and trying again later. This also fixes the SOD for me, with better overall management than what Tasker can provide as far as WiFi is concerned.