[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Sboulema:
Since I do not have the time, lets try a different way of making all these variants!

I will make bases on which you guys can change the images on your own :)

Tutorial: Changing images

1. Grab a version from the first post on which to base your own version

2. Open the zip file with 7-zip and extract the SystemUI.apk

3. Open the apk file with 7-zip, DO NOT EXTRACT IT

4. Go to res/drawable-hdpi

5. Here you can insert wifi/data signal, data indicators, battery and other images.

6. DO NOT CHANGE ANY OF THE *.9.png FILES

7. Close the SystemUI.apk

8. Replace the old SytemUI.apk in the zip file

9. Flash your very own version

Tutorial: Changing the toggle colors

1. Grab a version from the first post on which to base your own version

2. Open the zip file with 7-zip and extract the lidroid-res.apk

3. Open the apk file with 7-zip, DO NOT EXTRACT IT

4. Go to res/drawable-hdpi

5. Here you can insert toggle images.

7. Close the lidroid-res.apk

8. Replace the old lidroid-res.apk in the zip file

9. Flash your very own version

Tutorial: Changing the clock color

1. Grab the apktool.zip from the Tools folder

2. Extract it

3. Grab a version from the first post on which to base your own version

4. Download the latest Wanamlite rom and extract framework-res.apk, tw-framework-res.apk and lidroid-res.apk

5. Copy these 3 files to the framework folder of your extracted apktool

6. Open the zip file you got from the first post with 7-zip and extract the SystemUI.apk

7. Open the apk file with 7-zip, DO NOT EXTRACT IT

8. Go to res/drawable-hdpi

9. Insert the imgPatches from the extracted apktool folder

10. Copy the SystemUI.apk to the extracted apktool folder

11. Run the Decompile bat script

12. In the new SystemUI folder open the file: res/values/styles.xml

13. Edit the color in the following code section:

<style name="TextAppearance.StatusBar.Clock" parent="@android:style/TextAppearance.StatusBar.Icon">
<item name="android:textSize">16.0dip</item>
<item name="android:textStyle">normal</item>
<item name="android:textColor">#ff3e9bbd</item>
</style>

14. Run the Compile bat script

15. Open your original SystemUI.apk and the newly created new.apk

16. Delete the resources.arsc from the SystemUI.apk

17. Copy the resources.arsc from the new.apk to your SystemUI.apk

18. Insert this SystemUI.apk into a flashable zip

19. Flash your new version with changed clock color

Tutorial: Changing 9-patch images

1. Edit the .9.png image in your favorite editor

2. Run draw9patch.bat from the Android SDK

3. Open the edit .9.png image in Draw 9-Patch

4. Click left top and left bottom corners and the top left and top right corners, a black pixel should be added

5. Save the file

6. Copy the file to the example1\res\drawable-hdpi folder of the xUltimate-d9pc tool

7. Run the xUltimate-d9pc tool

8. Get the newly created file from the done folder

9. Use this new .9.png image in your SystemUI

Tutorial: Removing full-charge notification

1. Get yourself a deodexed SystemUI.apk

2. Extract classes.dex from SystemUI.apk using 7-Zip

3. Use the following command: java -jar baksmali-1.3.2.jar -o dexout/ classes.dex

4. Open dexout/com/android/systemui/power/PowerUI.smali in your favorite editor

5. Find the method: "notifyFullBatteryNotification()"

6. Remove this line: "invoke-virtual {v2, v7, v8}, Landroid/app/NotificationManager;->notify(ILandroid/app/Notification; )V"

7. Remove this line: "invoke-virtual {v0, v7, v8}, Landroid/os/PowerManager$WakeLock;->acquire(J)V"

8. Use the following command: java -Xmx512M -jar smali-1.3.2.jar dexout/

9. Rename out.dex to classes.dex

10. Replace the classes.dex in the deodexed SystemUI.apk with the one you just created using 7-Zip

11. Replace the SystemUI.apk in a flashable zip

12. Flash your own version

Tools & Sources

All needed tools and source images can be found here:

Sources

Tools