yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] rwischer:
I found this regading an ICS theme with the Home icon in the middle instead of GMail.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1425581&page=3

post #21

All I need to do now is the ribbons! The only way I know is with Ninjamorph in another thread that you created. If there's an easy way (i.e. a flash) that I haven't found I'd be interested!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] raywaldo:
Since your new setup is at 1.4.2, is this now safe for NT8?

I used Meghd00t new repart.img and it fixed my NT8 but I would hate to brick it again so quickly :o
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] D-FUSE:
+1. Would love for this to work on nt8
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] jph8tr:
Seems like there's a few things gone since 1.4.0 . The ics icons for home back and menu are gone and the "N" button takes you back to the B&N launcher. Still have the custom icons though. What am I missing here? Should I revert back to 1.4.0?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] jhittle:
B&N launcher Browerer broken

is this also a known issue, when im in the Nook launcher selecting the brower returns

[no activity found to handle internet (act=com.bn.encore.BROWSER fig=0x144000000)]

and also really miss the navagation buttons to work around this i installed Button Savior.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] lavero.burgos:
yes i did not include it as im this new version is meant for the ones that use B&N services because we have other roms in development section to pick from so users that don't use B&N service can flash and use one of those. I think is useless to stay in stock if you don't use B&N services, i personally like MIUI which is similar to stock interface and has all the benefits that a pure android experience can offer.

~ Veronica
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] xdajunkman:
First, thanks for your work. However, I disagree that the use of B&N services is the only reason to stay on stock. Both CM7 (and therefore MIUI) and the ICS builds are in alpha, and neither is really ready for prime time. There are several minor bugs remaining in both, Netflix doesn't work well in either, and the overall interface is slower and not as responsive as the stock ROM. If they keep working, they will get there, but in my opinion your modified stock ROM is better than the current CM7 build. I was running CM7 for weeks, but went back to your stock ROM and am very pleased. I would encourage you to keep your other mods in your ROM...in my opinion your last modified version of the stock 1.4.0 is the best ROM currently available.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] jfg69:
Agreed! But I do like MIUI just for the fact that its so extremely customizable. I use it on my Epic4g, and while not perfect, it flies pretty well.

That being said, Veronica, is there a chance you might do a version of MIUI for NT?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] lavero.burgos:
What I can do is to make a flashable zip to change the stock status bar with the navigation buttons. I'll post when done
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] raywaldo:
I previously asked whether this mod would work on the NT8. I have not seen an answer anywhere.

So, I decided to just try it. I can confirm that it does run fine on my 8gb Nook Tablet.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] xdajunkman:
I guess I need some clarification...I have a 16GB model, and installed the 1.4.0 modified version a couple of weeks ago. It works great...softbuttons modded, ribbon mod, home button does what it should (takes you to the home screen)...looks and works like an unbranded android tablet. I now see that the download link is for a 1.4.2 modified stock ROM. Am I to understand that this ROM functions the same as my current setup AND that it works on either the 8GB or 16GB devices? If so...I will likely be picking up another 8GB device...they are on sale right now for $150.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] xdajunkman:
As there has not been a response to my inquiry, I have a proposal for the OP. If you are willing to make a version of the modified stock ROM for the 8GB NT that works like the one that I am currently running on my 16GB NT, I would gladly 'donate' $20 to the cause. The ROM that I am currently running is your modified 1.4.0 ROM with all B&N crap removed, your ribbon mod, your softbutton/notification bar mod, and whatever you needed to do to 'fix' the home button to actually take you home with one press. In fact, if you simply promise me that you will make this ROM, I will be happy to make my donation and patiently await the results.

As I said, your modified ROM is currently the best ROM currently available. It took almost a year for the guys working on the Nook Color to get CM7 ironed out completely - we were still having SOD nearly 11 months after the initial release. This is no bash on the guys spending their free time to make me a custom ROM, but simply the reality of developing for a device when you have to figure things out about the device as you go along. They did, and are still doing, an awesome job with the Nook Color. If that experience is any guide, however, it will be a very long time until we have a CM7 or CM9 build for this device that has most the major bugs worked out. I hope they keep working, but until then I would like an alternate customized ROM to run that makes this device for all intents a generic Android tablet. You did it for the 16GB NT, just would like to see it for the 8GB version.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Novalis31:
This ROM would be better if we were able to install some of the apps you include in it. I personally don't care for some of them.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Bradlees:
Is there a way to use launcher pro instead of the go launcher? I previously encountered problems when i installed the app. I would prefer this, but could not seem to get it to work and allow me to switch between bn and launcher pro.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] sageki:
My build prop says it is a Nook Tablet Blaze. Could you please send a link to the Nexus S one? Or tell us what to put where?

ro.product.brand=nook

ro.product.name=blaze

ro.product.overall.name=NOOKTablet

ro.product.device=blaze

ro.product.bn.devicefamily=acclaim

ro.product.board=omap4sdp

ro.product.cpu.abi=armeabi-v7a

ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi

ro.product.manufacturer=Barnes&Noble

ro.build.fingerprint=acclaim/blaze/blaze:2.3.4/GINGERBREAD/1.4.2:user/test-keys

I tried doing the DROID3 Mod but it screwed up and had to restore! Stuff started opening on it's on.

Thank you for this great rom and any help.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] JKShack:
Double checking before I begin

I would start off by saying thatnks but I hit te buton so many times I think it is covered...smile.

Ok, I have downloaded the 1.4.2 version and am getting ready to install. First silly question, does I need to "Root" first or will your zip include that. i acutally read the thread and saw the evolution but am now a bi confused.

I will hold all other silly questions until I get this up and running.

Thanks for all your work on this Veronica...ok I said it anyway.:p

Jason
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Celtic67:
I've been having a look at trying a few custom roms on the Neo V and some say to install a different baseband. Some of the links aren't clear what I should be using. Is the baseband for the Neo the same as the Neo V?

I'm guessing that if I flash 4.0.2.A.0.62 then I'll get baseband 64, but I'm looking to see if I can flash just that baseband without the whole stock rom.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Aarush:
Yes you can! i have neo V .42 but having .283 kernel .62 baseband of neo! works perfectl!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Celtic67:
I did this tonight and have had quite a few problems. Nothing wrong with the advice, I had other issues. While trying to resolve them I found my own thread, so thought I'd add some more info.

The baseband flash went fine until a point where it rebooted, then said it was connected with debugging off, even though I'd switched it off. It also said to make sure 2011 devices weren't in MTP mode.

At this point, I found another thread that said to flash the rom anyway, so I booted into fastboot mode & flashed a kernel. After that I booted to CWM and tried to flash CM7. I got an error that included getprop and I found the same error in the CM7 for Neo V thread. The solution was a new scripts-update file, but I already had it.

I edited the updater-script to run getprop, so I could see what it was returning and got an error to say getprop wasn't found.

At that point, I decided to flash the complete 4.0.2.A.0.62 rom, which went fine, though Flashtool did tell me I needed to install some included drivers at one point.

From there I followed the instructions on here to root 62 by flashing some of 42, though I did it slightly differently and ticked to exclude the baseband as that was the whole point of this.

After that I was able to install CWM again. I then booted into fastboot again & installed a different kernel. Booted into recovery & flashed CM7 + the Neo V fixes.

All good.

So if you get stuck in boot loops, weird things happen, don't panic. Use the search and you'll get there in the end.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Aarush:
Rightly said my friend!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] illuminatus01:
Well I was wondering the same thing- Can you flash basebands from 62 on 283? This thread has given me some answers.

I have some other questions though. I am a noob running stock neo v .283 firmware with unlocked bootloader(testpoint method) and CWM(the one for stock roms) installed. I want to flash the CM9 by FXP tonight. I have made a backup through CWM so that I can revert back in case something goes wrong.

Now the CM9 installation process involves flashing different kernel+baseband. If at some point I want to restore my previous CWM backup(taken on .283 stock rom), then what should be the procedure I should follow? For example, do I need to flash stock .283 .ftf+kernel again before I restore my backup through CWM?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Celtic67:
I had a good search & didn't find a great deal about basebands. It would be useful to have something in the Neo section.

Flashing the stock ftf should include the kernel, I believe. You should be back at the same baseband & kernel and just need to install CWM again and restore your backup. I'd do the usual wipe everything in CWM before restoring, though.

Having said that, You've made me realise that I didn't note which firmware I was on before doing mine. So even though I took a CWM backup, I've no idea which stock to flash. Ah well, I wasn't planning on going back.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] illuminatus01:
I later decided that the .283 firmware is simply too old and not supported by kernel/ROM developers anymore; besides flashing the entire stock .283 every single time just for restoring a backup seems too big a hassle. So I relocked my bootloader, updated to stock .62 firmware through PC companion, unlocked bootloader again, and then flashed a custom .62 kernel with recovery. After that I made my backup through CWM and installed CM9 afterwards. This way, all I will have to do for restoring my original backup is flashing the same custom .62 kernel. no ftf flashing involved.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Pwnna:
Hi,

I currently want to root and install CM7 on a Galaxy Ace... However, this Ace is just recently bought and still under warranty. Is there a way to install back the stock rom + unroot?

edit: I see that there's a way to unroot, but what about the stock rom? Do I do a nandroid backup? What about custom recovery back to the stock recoveries?

I haven't actually flashed any phones back yet.. so I don't know.. and this is not for me either.

Thanks
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SpaceCaker:
yes odin
[Nexus S General] fergie716:
I made an update to MIUI GB 2.3.7 for myself. I'm putting the ROM here in general because I'm not a developer, I'm not really going to offer too much support, just wanted to share what I ported for myself

Most of you know what stock MIUI looks like right?

What doesn't work

-NFC

-wimax (4G)

-MMS (?) -FIXED

Downloads:

DOWNLOAD HERE

MMS FIX FOUND HERE (MAKE SURE YOU BOOT INTO SYSTEM AT LEAST ONCE BEFORE FLASHING

2.3.9 EXTENDED SETTINGS (WITH OVERSCROLL MOD)

INSTRUCTIONS

That's about. Here is what I changed from original MIUI

-Made ROM compatible for NS4G (updater-script/build.prop/lib changes etc)

-Modded framework for CDMA device.

EXTRAS

-My meizu theme

-genesis/epitome icon mix

Screen shots of my theme/icons
[Nexus S General] redpatriot:
Thx fergie. U r the man. Definitely gonna try it out...
[Nexus S General] fergie716:
Thank you.. kind of funny because I promised myself I wouldn't be messing with my phone as much but.... lol. I just love MIUI so much

I personally think this build is pretty damn good.

FYI- I'm using franco's GB kernel found here

I set the gov to smartassv2, IO scheduler to noop

Here is a script I made to implement some tweaks for smartassv2

Script

And here is another for voodoo colors

voodoo colors

Those zips are not flashable! Extract them and have them run at boot with ROM Toolbox

Quadrant scores dont mean much, but I thought this was purdy good
[Nexus S General] redpatriot:
Okay so I'm loving it so far. Only issue I'm having is wifi isn't working. Also i can't find the overclock controls. Other than that its pretty nice. I was running brainmasters version but it started tweaking and I was getting alot calls where people couldn't here me. Thx again
[Nexus S General] fergie716:
Well I just tested wifi and it works

Try flashing franco's kernel (GB)

Also, for voltage controls and more download nstools from the market
[Nexus S General] swamp goblin:
Nice job on this ;) actually gonna flash it myself, i miss miui
[Nexus S General] fergie716:
I felt the same way lol!

And I was checking out your sense port.. IDK if you wanted the cosmetic fix of the ls saying no service but I might have a fix if you want
[Nexus S General] redpatriot:
Fix permissions solved wifi issue or maybe it just needed to be restart.... who knows. Installed froncos kernel and downloaded nstools. Everything isknow perfect. Antutu bencmarked 3333. 1300 better than stock gingerbread so its good enough for me plus miui is overall more responsive than any other rom.
[Nexus S General] phoenixaldana01:
try matrix 11.5 works 4 me

---------- Post added at 07:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:56 PM ----------

thx U like miui just not the support on there sites...
[Nexus S General] redpatriot:
The lack of support is a little frustrating but hey they do an amazing job. I just hope with miui going open source our favorite modders can get the wimax working. That's really the only downside to these roms....
[Nexus S General] Bruce lee roy:
Thanks for this.

I've always been a fan of MIUI since my galaxy s days. It was heartbreaking to nab a ns4g to find that there wasn't much MIUI development. I'm hopeful that there will one day be a completely stable version. In the mean time, I will definitely be rocking this one.

:D
[Nexus S General] Stealyourface:
Would definitely try this if it was ics.
[Nexus S General] fergie716:
I feel the same, except when I first got my ns4g MIUI development was really steady with great support. Idk what happened but to be honest its quite disheartening

StiffSpliff and Scott951 were the only people from miui.us who actually responded to my interest in porting for our device a few months ago when the updates stopped. But any other time I would ask anyone else a question on irc or PM I was treated like an asshole so whatever lol

Ics is overrated lol. Jk, I know it's the "new new" but this build is pretty good.. To each his own
[Nexus S General] lackonne:
Use it for several hours and yes it smooth and I like it. Thanks for bring it to our ns 4g
[Nexus S General] Bruce lee roy:
Love this rom

I'm trying to apply your voodoo and smartass setting through rom toolbox. I extracted the files, located and opened the files through root browser in toolbox. Then I copied content/script of each and pasted in scripter of toolbox. After past, I set both to run at boot and then reboot the phone. This is my first time using rom toolbox so I'm not sure if it worked bu when I go into nstools or setcpu the setting don't appear to have changed. Also, the voodoo color settings don't appear to have been applied. Any help is greatly appreciated and thanks in advance.

Edit:

I think I did it right. Opened script and identified setting commands. After I compared to setting, they all check out. I assume the numbers you hit were bc of OC/ liveOC.
[Nexus S General] swamp goblin:
Ohh yes please, I have been trying forever to get rid of that stupid little error.. :p

and yeah ics in general is overrated, I still love me some good gingerbread roms haha
[Nexus S General] mstein01:
im so glad we have this for our ns4g now. ive been waiting to go back to miui forever it feels like. lol thank you so much fergie.

has there been any update on MMS? im going to flash anyway i just wanted to find out.

i accidentally formatted my SD like 10 mins ago trying to go back to MIUI and thought i bricked my nexus. long story short im back though and ready to try this. just wanted an MMS status update lol

thank you thank you thank you
[Nexus S General] boenklon2:
I will try this rom.thx for the effort dude.somehow gb seems much better than ics in battery
[Nexus S General] Stealyourface:
I've never experienced gb personally. Went straight from froyo to ics as I bought my ns4g pre rooted. Mostly why I'm reluctant to flash this in the first place.

Despite really wanting to try miui. As I've only found out about it last week. From seeing the SwAT port and how good it looked.

If the mms problem gets fixed, I'll jump ship and flash. As mms is something I use frequently. But nfc and 4g, not so much.

And if I don't like it, that's what nandroid backups are for right?
[Nexus S General] fergie716:
OK cool I'll be home later on and PM you with it

I honestly don't use mms too much, but here's what I found out

You can send mms fine with the stock messaging app but can't download.

All you have to do is download a 3rd party messaging app from the market (I tested Go Sms) and you'll be able to download MMS that way. What I do is just force stop Go SMS service until I need to download a MMS, that way it's not constantly running and I only use it when I need to

Yea thats been my experience too

Check out the reference I made to MMS a few quotes above this one, it'll work
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FunnyMedia:
Hi,

Srew to the FBI!!!

Can somebody post the firmware I9100XXKI4 + kernel for the (dutch) version of XWKJ3

Thanks

FunnyMedia

(Netherlands)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Try Sammobile if the links here are dead. Or if you're happy with the latest firmware available for your carrier/country/phone, use the PC version of Checkfus.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] krichmond0306:
What is the issue? Anyone else having this issue? I'm running stock ROM, rooted.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Travisdroidx2:
Do you have all the original stock apps installed or anything frozen?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] krichmond0306:
I do have some stock apps frozen. That'll screw it up?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Travisdroidx2:
Unfreeze all your stock apps. You can not have stock apps frozen.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] unbesorgt:
Yep, the update checks for that stuff and aborts if it finds apps missing. It also checks for changes to the build.prop file and some other things.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] krichmond0306:
Interesting, this is why xda is the best, thanks
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Travisdroidx2:
When my wife gets home I need to nano restore her stock version and take update to. 902 and hope the 4ever root works.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] unbesorgt:
If it doesn't, there's already an exploit available that will let you root .902 -- Motofail. It says Droid 4 but it works for the Bionic, RAZR and Droid 3 as well.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Travisdroidx2:
Great thanks I am still new to the bionic. My wife did not want a custom rom so I just removed all the Verizon crap. But I did make a nano backup first. I should be good on root though used the 4ever root by dhacker29 I believe.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] unbesorgt:
A small percentage of people with Forever Root still lost root in the .902 update for some reason ... no idea why. My friend at work was one of them, and I know he was Forever Rooted because I helped him do it. My Bionic kept root.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Travisdroidx2:
Let us know if that fixed it. If it does you can put solved in the title so it might help someone else :)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Travisdroidx2:
I just updated my wife's bionic to .902 and it kept root. I had used 4ever root from dhacker
[Motorola Droid Bionic] angryjello:
How did you go about that? Just do the OTA?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Travisdroidx2:
When I rooted I used dhacker root and 4ever root. Made back up and debloated my wife's phone. Today I restored her stock restore and just took the ota. After it was done I still have root. This is what I used

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1279825
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Skyroket:
I was having trouble getting it to take, as well. I had frozen "Music" and was having trouble getting it unfrozen. I did more than one thing at a time (not ideal for troubleshooting) so I'm not sure which fixed it.

Uninstalled Google Music, defrosted Music, froze Music, defrosted Music.

Used CWM to go into Advanced Restore and restored only a System from an older 901 backup

Now I'm on 902 and kept root (I had previously ForeverRooted).

Just another note - it took my phone about twice as long as normal to boot up after the update (it's encrypted, so it took about 4 maybe 5 minutes).
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Travisdroidx2:
That is why personally I make a backup as soon as I am on a stock rooted rom. Then I delete instead of freezing. Then when I need to go back to stock say to flash the ota I then just restore it from recovery.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] krichmond0306:
It did not work.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Travisdroidx2:
So what version are you on? .893? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1279825

Have you tried this method of path saver to get you back on track? If you are on. 893 there is a option to get back to stock I believe. Then root and 4ever root.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Travisdroidx2:
Same version my wife's phone was on. Use the link I posted by dhacker29. You can restore your phone back to stock, root, and then 4 ever root before you update. Pathsaver is also another option to get back on upgrade path.
[HTC Sensation] TamCore:
This thread is about OpenSensation and not about my kernel!!​

Disclaimer

Known Bugs / Fixes

Difference between OpenSensation and CyanogenMod

USB-OTG

Requirements

Download

FAQ

Thanks & Credits

Sources
[HTC Sensation] Vorbeth:
Removed as TamCore now has OP
[HTC Sensation] rhcp011235:
Great work, Getthing this out open-source and on github. I am sure people will get in on this and get this working

Its the only source build for sensation out, that i know of anyway.
[HTC Sensation] overthinkingme:
Thank you for your contributions!
[HTC Sensation] Zico 10:
Great idea and good luck :)
[HTC Sensation] bduvel:
is this cm9 which is kmobs working on with others? or am i mistaken

not to offend you, thanks for great imput
[HTC Sensation] blahbl4hblah:
It's cm9 but the device tree may be a little different then the one kmobs is using, but this is the closest to it I believe. I compiled a build from his tree two nights ago. hardware acceleration works but my audio and camera didn't quite work. vorbeth did help me figure it out and it's working now
[HTC Sensation] Vorbeth:
This tree is something I pieced together from research or bit's already available on Github.

This is only intended to fix the void between now and an official CM9 release.
[HTC Sensation] Vorbeth:
WiFi now fixed.
[HTC Sensation] Bluewall:
Nice ! I'm wondering, what kernel do you use ?
[HTC Sensation] Vorbeth:
Currently Stock HTC - I will be moving to SebastianFM's 1.512 GHz OC/UV kernel 3.0.16-g5e58c5e v1.01 for HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] banesi:
Vorbeth, thanks for this, can you provide us also with flashable rom?