yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PlusAndroid:
There's another you can edit APK's.

- Extract the apk

- Modify the files in the folder you get after extracting

- Right click on the original APK and open it with 7zip ( click on "open archive " )

- Drag the edited file from the folder to the original APK and overwrite it.

With this method you don't need to decompile and then recompile !
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CdTDroiD:
Use the proper one, not an auto tool. download the latest apktool and make sure you add the framework files needed
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killerb777:
thanks! it turned out I needed to use a different jar file from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23483528 for the new ICS roms. So far so good but I'll definitely try the ways you mentioned. seems abit easier. appreciate the feedback.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killerb777:
New issue: when I try and compile it, all I get is a classes.dex file so I tried copying the files to the original apk with 7zip and whenever I flash the zip and try and access the dialer/phone app, i get an acore.process error and it force closes. All I did was edit some pngs and change some color values in a few xml's.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PlusAndroid:
I never had a problem doing this method!

What I did was :

After changing the files and putting them on the original APK

I just replaced it with the original one by going in System/App

And rebooted!

It worked everytime!

Don't flash, just replace it!

But take a backup of the original one before you replace!
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anon1992:
Hi, sorry I'm new here.

I have a 32gb microSD card Class 4

is there any Clockwork Recovery Bootable for 32gb card.

Is it okay if I just install it using the one for 16gb card?

Thank you.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
Yes, you can use it, but your 32GB card will become 16GB. If you are just doing it temporarily to flash some files, no problem. Then you can use partition software to resize it back.

Sent from my Nook Color running ICS and Tapatalk
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] votinh:
For flashable CwM Recovery, 1GB should be enough.

32G is way overkill. Use it to install custom ROMs.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anon1992:
Thank you,

I got it now
[Vibrant General] akn609:
i found how to and i am experienced in phone rooting i just cannot download the AIO Vibrant Toolbox 2.5 can anyone please repost this. I have searched all over the net for it also and it all leads to multiupload which is now shut down. If anyone has this program i would like to get it. I also found an unlockr for the vibrant and the download for that is also on multiupload. please help thank you!
[Vibrant General] Sugartibbs:
If you just want to get root, go to Vibrant Q&A and check the noob guide at the top. All you need to do is flash update.zip.
[Vibrant General] Tynen:
You could just try using one click root instead: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1348830
[Vibrant General] nomadrider123:
check your pm
[Motorola Droid RAZR] IP IHI II IL:
http://m.androidcentral.com/motorola-updates-their-ics-list-razr-get-ics-q2-everywhere-us

I understand there are differences between GSM/CDMA, but GODAMMIT, this is getting REDICULOUS!

\\Carved into this thread by my RAZR//

http://android-gz.com
[Motorola Droid RAZR] samcook2003:
Damn sucks big time.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] onslaught86:
The update is...there is no update.

Last I checked, there isn't actually anything new here, the page has said CDMA is To Be Announced and GSM is Q2 for ages.

Honestly, I suspect CDMA ICS is going to deployed at more or less the same time, and has been presented this way to stop people blaming Verizon directly for any potential delays. Most of the other regions have the RAZR offered through multiple carriers, meaning it's less a specific carrier's 'fault'.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] flashman2002:
Why do we need official ICS when we have great working ICS builds already? Its not as though it's going to unlock the bootloaders.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] onslaught86:
An official ICS kernel with working hardware acceleration would be nice, for one. As would less brutally short battery life. :)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] POQbum:
ummm? Our bootloader is locked because of sh*tty moto, so what we really need is an updated kernel that doesn't suck so much, including updated drivers, hardware acceleration, and a ROM that doesn't have major bugs like the front facing camera actually working.

If ICS doesn't come out by the 1st of May then I'm dropping this phone for something else. I can see now why so many people hate Motorola. The going price on eBay is pretty high for the maxx, so it'll be worth it from my point of view considering I got the 2 year discounted price of $250 an they're currently selling at $500+
[Motorola Droid RAZR] IP IHI II IL:
It's not about bootloaders, and I'm pretty tired of hearing about bootloaders, honestly.

Nothing works better than an OTA from a manufacturer. NOTHING. You can port all you want, but nothing will work 100% unless the manufacturers release an official OTA. Believe me, I know. As a recovering Flashaholic. My RAZR is stock, outta the box, but the PROMISE that was made by Motorola was that we would be the first to receive the ICS update, and obviously that's been broken...

\\Carved into this thread by my RAZR//

http://android-gz.com
[Motorola Droid RAZR] POQbum:
Okay well coming from the Droid Incredible, where the bootloader wasn't locked down and developers could easily update kernels and radio's, I highly disagree. Stock ROM was laggy and the kernel from the OTA was poorly updated with old drivers. With it unlocked, developers were able to constantly add the latest and fastest drivers, latest linux codes, optimizing performance and battery life, and adding a few amazing features such as call recording and various governors.

So what I'm getting at is the bootloader being locked IS a big deal for performance, battery life and features for your phone.

But ya I'm not expecting the bootloader to be unlocked with ICS (is anyone expecting that?) but the update will mean that moto will be updating their kernel and add things to the phone that developers otherwise can't do because of the bootloader being locked, and that's that part that gets everyone annoyed, and of course it gets even worse then they push back that update without even an estimate on when it will be done.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] flashman2002:
Problem solved, get rid of your phone! ICS is working great with what we have available. Yes, an official would be even better, and that will come. Quit crying about it because you crying on the forum makes no difference to any so called promise that Verizon and Motorola didn't make directly to you.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] IP IHI II IL:
LOL... OK. ALL developers & manufacturers troll on XDA... if you don't know, now ya know, youngin'

\\Carved into this thread by my RAZR//

http://android-gz.com
[Motorola Droid RAZR] flashman2002:
Why do people on the internet always go to age for a put down? Quit *****ing. You are a clown to think your rant is going to make any difference. The only reason you ranted on the internet was to male yourself feel better that you bought a phone that is locked down by a company with that exact history. :thumbdown:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] IP IHI II IL:
Wasn't a rant, actually... It's been voiced quite a few times, but ok... Youngin...

\\Carved into this thread by my RAZR//

http://android-gz.com
[Motorola Droid RAZR] tbhausen:
It's an OS, folks, not the cure for cancer. When we get it, we get it... The .173 update is working pretty nicely for now. If it ain't good enough, root & ROM your phone or EBay it and get a GNex.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Newbieshwa:
funny rant on XDA is funny
[Motorola Droid RAZR] romdroid.:
Q2 is next month :-)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] flashman2002:
You truly are a moron. Get over yourself. Maybe do something with your life like I have and somebody might actually care about what you say. Otherwise you might as well shut the hell up because you have no clue.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Mataraty:
The update will come also for the CDMA phones and for you people I sure hope in Q2. But even knowing the fact that I am owning a GSM phone I would rater wait a few months and have an os that is perfect and mostly bugfree. Seems more important to me than that they rush it and give us an os with bugs they could have taken out just by waiting a few weeks/months.

Just a thought.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ExtraDan:
its painful as hell, but i lol'd.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] oconnell84:
Thought I might share this.

" Thank you for your interest in Motorola products. I am responding to the complaint that you filed with Better Business Bureau regarding the Motorola RAZR and Ice Cream Sandwich.

We are planning to upgrade DROID RAZR to ICS during the first half of 2012, and will provide more precise guidance within 6 weeks post public push of Ice Cream Sandwich by Google. We are all looking forward to ICs upgrade but to date the upgrade is in evaluation and planning phase.

Thank You, Dorothy Hodges Corporate Consumer Advocacy Office"
[Motorola Droid RAZR] torikorocks:
As long as we get ics that's all that matters. I'm in the US so of course I'm irritated that ics is still in development and planning stages but as I always say the good things are worth the wait.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] oOMavrikOo:
I'm sorry, but this is a joke... Right? Did you really file a claim to BBB about an OS update for a cell phone?! You do know that Motorola, Samsung, HTC, or any other MANUFACTURERS aren't obligated to release ANY kind of update to ANY device if they don't want to. The fact is that they do want to, and are having to fight with CDMA/LTE radios to get it to work properly. The only thing they are required to do is take your money when you purchase a product they supply.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] POQbum:
If I remember right Motorola publicly stated that ICS would be released on this device before others, which would give reason to buy, and since they didn't do that, it was misleading to buyers.

I don't think I have all the facts straight, but somewhere along those lines is where that complaint likely came from.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] oOMavrikOo:
Well they didn't lie. It is coming to the RAZR. It just happens to be the GSM model first.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] romdroid.:
People are always saying that "Motorola promised to be first with ICS" I have searched but I never found that statement, could you please give us the source of that statement?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] POQbum:
just what I've heard, like I said in the same post I don't know all the facts because I never bothered to look it up
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Mataraty:
Than why bother to make a statement if you don't know the facts? Even if you take it down a bit with the last line your statement stands.

On the official blog of 07 December it reads:

I have no doubt that ICS will come for both CDMA and GSM before June and am really looking forward to it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] tbhausen:
Complaint to the BBB? Wow...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] qoncept:
If you think the current ICS builds are "great" I can't imagine what you think "poor" is. The roms available now are buggy as hell. It took me all of 4 hours to revert back to OTA because my phone is too important to deal with that.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Mataraty:
Great is one thing, but buggy as hell is just not true. Sure there are some bugs, but for instance the Gummy rom is very good and has no big bugs. Sure you are right if you say that the ICS comming in q2 is better since what we have now is all beta. But buggy as hell? Mhhh that is just not true.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] qoncept:
I lost my data connection for most of the time I was using AXI0M or whatever it was called. I don't care what features it has, that is completely unacceptable. I'm not complaining, it's obviously a lot of work and they're fixing the issues, but no data is an instant deal breaker for me.

I spent this morning looking through all the available ICS roms and every single one of them lists something under "not working" that makes staying on GB for now a no brainer.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] romdroid.:
Yes obviously when better ICS builds leaks then the developers have much more to work with,but it will come eventually
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ivanstein:
This thread will be funny when ICS does roll out because, at that point people will start forum warrioring about not having jellyroll or what ever the next iteration is going to be called.

I can't wait until "I'm pissed at Motorola because Samsung put anti gravitational levitation on the SGSMCLVI. We should get that first!"
[Motorola Droid RAZR] POQbum:
I was only posting that as a reason for why someone could have filed the complaint, and throughout the same post I suggested that it wasn't credible information, but to make it cystal clear I added an entire line just for people who didn't get the hints. I only listed it as a reason for why someone could have filed the complaint. You're reading into that post way too much, please stop doing it because it's annoying having to defend myself when there's no reason I should be.

Yea I think more people should be upset at the locked bootloader which is cockblocking developers. What sucks about this is that eventually moto will drop support, so even though this phone can load the latest OS we won't be able to because of the locked bootloader (if it even remains locked for that long, maybe a bypass?)

But then again, everyone who bought this phone knows that the bootloader would be locked, and that there are only slim chances to getting it unlocked.

Still.. I'm someone who is half expecting someone to unlock it, it's going to blow having it locked forever. Likely will just make me get rid of it sooner, which is probably what moto wants.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] POQbum:
Yeah but you know most of this is not because the developers are incompetent, it's because they need to access the kernel to order to fix many of these bugs- which they can't do because moto locked them out.

Most already know this, but some don't so I'm just clarifying.

If you flash ICS you should fully know you are not going to be getting a well running ROM. The base of it may run fine, but it will always have bugs until moto releases ICS (which updates the kernel for ICS) or bootloader gets unlocked.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] romdroid.:
I'd like just to point out that many ppl have had problem with their SGS2 when it was updated yesterday to ICS (in Sweden) and it's good for Motorola to fix the bugs before releasing ICS full of bugs and problems. Just my two cents. Even if it will take time it will probably be worth waiting for.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] qoncept:
I specifically said I know the devs are doing what they can and I know it's tough. But none of that matters when I miss an important email because my data connection isn't working.

That's the point. The guy said "meh, who cares that we're not getting OTA ICS any time soon, we have the roms." To anyone who relies on their phone, the roms are unusable at this point.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] blueis300:
I didnt read all the pages because it was most likely the same stuff. Im rooted and have a great Rom and am very happy. Especially with new stuff coming all the time.

With the themes, wallpapers, keyboards and the list goes on you can have a nice phone without the ICS update.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] spc_hicks09:
All I know is that I'm running the latest AXI0M M4 Build B13 and my RAZR is running excellent! No data issues or anything.

Does it seriously bother people that much that you're not getting OTA ICS when YOU want it? People are seriously going to drop this phone because they're not getting an OTA of ICS in Q2???? LOL!

Who cares WHEN we get it, at least we're getting it period. There are lots of other devices out there that are fairly new and could easily run ICS but aren't getting it at all (LG Revolution). If you're going to give up on the phone and go somewhere else because you're getting ICS when YOU demand it to be available, then by all means drop the phone and get something else. Some people just have no patience, I can wait a few more months to get an official OTA. Actually it doesn't even matter to me because I would just root it and ROM it anyway.

This is all just my opinion which everyone is entitled to so don't take it as a bashing. Just voicing my opinion. Dropping the phone because you can't wait a few more months is stupid IMO.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] squall2099:
dont do it

don't do it man, i had the maxx and went to the GNEX,, and now i'am coming back to the maxx.. just wait for ICS trust me
[Motorola Droid RAZR] blueis300:
Running the same,
[Motorola Droid RAZR] flashman2002:
That is exactly the same thing I was trying to say.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pOOBAH1973:
For once, you know how the "non-U.S." customers feel EVERY single time.;)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] POQbum:
The only downside seems like the radio being weaker. There's some great extended batteries out for it and it has NFC.. not sure if I'm going to yet but I'm pretty sold on the idea already. Phone isn't locked down so DEV is limitless, screen is slightly larger with a higher density, but the device is still less wider than the MAXX.

I was convinced by several articles and comments elsewhere that ICS would be coming to this phone a lot sooner (in Q1 actually).

Also to the people still saying flashing ICS is good enough, it's just not. The biggest thing I'm wanting is hardware acceleration and you can't do it without Motorola or unless the bootloader gets unlocked- which despite the optimism looks like it's not going to happen.

Then of course we get ICS eventually, who knows, 8 - 10 months probably after Verizon takes it's sweet time-- and the next android OS comes out with huge performance and UI leaps and we can't do squat but wait and flash half baked ROMs due to the same reason of the bootloader.

idk.. I'm just disappointed because I was convinced by unreliable sources I guess. But if I knew all this prior then I doubt I would have bought his phone, and now since I know I may be tossing it.

It'd be a good sell considering the going price, easily pick up a gNEX and get the extended battery with the money
[Motorola Droid RAZR] eraursls1984:
If you are into tech, specifically Android, you would know this is BS. New OS come out on a new Nexus device before any other phones, then other older (but only the ones that meet minimum specs) Nexus devices get it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] AndroidGreg:
I have a feeling that its just gona sneek up on us sooner then we think. Secret planning I bet.

I mean cmon, since when has a device on VZ had specific update times more then 6 weeks out from release date? What about a month? Most I know of is 3 weeks. Unless you count nexus devices tho. They dont count.

Also remember we got another week and a few days left in Q1, Q2 hasnt hit yet. Counting timeline, ICS source code aprox relelease date, 3 month vz testing and bloat adding, 1-2 months for development of ICS blur, should be mid april- mid may
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Fulvian:
Come on folks, if you cared so much about the latest update you would have bought a Nexus instead of RAZR.

The only reason I bought a RAZR is its sexy look which helps my confidence using it in public (lol) I had already got a SGS2 long before I got my RAZR, I couldn't care less about RAZR updates, RAZR is my fashion phone, for everything else I got my SGS2.

Oh and I'm sure that the next big thing Galaxy S III will be released before the Americans get ICS on their RAZRs lol
[Motorola Droid RAZR] iguanad:
I played around with ICS on the nexus and didn't see a major improvement. I don't care much about getting it on the RAZR. This version of gingerbread is so solid the thought of an update actually makes me nervous.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] qoncept:
Agreed. It doesn't make me nervous, but ICS isn't such a big deal. I played a bit with the Galaxy Nexus at the store and installed an ICS rom on my razr. It was unstable enough that I need to go back, and I haven't missed it for a second.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Fixter:
B15 Is available if you guys want to download it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] qoncept:
What does B15 mean?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Fixter:
AXI0M M4 ROM Build B15
[Motorola Droid RAZR] qoncept:
Right, but.. what's the difference?

Edit: Doh.. Different build. Ignore me.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Sexywacko:
Indeed it is annoying. But this is how us europeans are usually treated. You get used to it. Lol
[Motorola Droid RAZR] chavist:
I am sure I will be hanged for this, I just do not see a need for a company to put ICS on phones. I am putting the Razr in the same category as the Tbolt. ICS is a long way for US markets. People uograde devices too quickly.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] blueis300:
I stayed up late just to download this and install as soon as it came out. Loving everything about it and think its is great. With my Maxx Im at 79% after 24 hours of use. Great features and no problems so far. Im a crack flasher. Gotta have my fix.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] qoncept:
I tried Axi0m B15 last night. Unfortunately it didn't "feel" nearly as fast as 2.3.6 and I've gone back again. I think we're going to have to wait for the OTA to get a really good ICS rom. It's silly as it is, the thing I hate most is the stupid Blur waiting icon. Alpha transparent cyan looks pretty horrible on a lot of colors.
[General Questions and Answers] hollisnh:
Kids played with the phone.

Now I get a overlay on my optimus v with CM7 showing Min/Max/Avg Loads and right below the current applications/services running in the Upper right side of the screen ALL the time, during lockscreen, in settings, during any application running.

Cant figure if its a widget, app, or a setting.

phone has just CM7, removed major of apps..

any help?

thx

====

Its not cool tool

I removed all apps and unable to click on it

Let me try to describe it more.

Top shows a Green / Red Bar along with CPU Average / / / over time or Min / Max / Average

below that shows a constantly changing list of different services/apps running

like System_Server, rild, com.android.phone, flush-31:0, etc changes every 1 second..

any help?
[General Questions and Answers] Dark3n:
Its a checkbox somewhere in system settings, i believe under the develope section.
[General Questions and Answers] hollisnh:
dont see anything under system / debugging to turn it off.

Unless someone has any ideas, I just reload CM7 rom fresh
[General Questions and Answers] mrrick:
Screenshot?

*signed
[General Questions and Answers] hollisnh:
thanks for the help.. pic attached
[General Questions and Answers] mrrick:
K, that setting is in the development settings, see attached screenshots showing the overlay with the box checked and unchecked

View attachment 950826

View attachment 950827

*signed
[General Questions and Answers] hollisnh:
great!

Thanks for the HELP !!
[General Questions and Answers] Dark3n:
What did i say again?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huzi7868:
I want to go back to gingerbread am rinning Dark Knight rom any help plz :o
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Trak-X:
Why God .. why ...

Flash stock through ODIN or Heimdall and thats it :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matt5606:
If you had to ask this, it's probably a good thing you're going back to stock.

Sent from my Telus Fascinate running OneCosmics ICS!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huzi7868:
why would you say that