yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] halfcab123:
Only problem is theoretically depending on whether individual rom devs modify the frameworks, doing that would only be good for the rom that you are currently running. And in the case that you went ahead and did that, then there would be no reason to build a flashable zip as you could simply use root explorer to replace your current framework. It doesn't matter if roms come out with it built in, although that would be nice, the point is to allow any rom the ability to have this feature.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] refaa:
Apktool? Where can i find it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] halfcab123:
this program uses apktool, and i also have the apktool instructions in the thread i guess you guys didn't see that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Walker Street:
Thanks for including the manual command line method ... it worked GUI didn't though

I'm also on CM9 official nightly (20120323) and Franco M2 kernel. The GUI keeps on giving me a red light (fail) and when I get to the end my phone is unmodified. However, the manual method worked a treat :)

Thanks heaps !
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] refaa:
Lol i now i posted this too soon any way thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] refaa:
How did u do that?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Walker Street:
java - might need to be version 6 rather than 7

I got this to work (manual method) using Win 7 x64. It probably works on x86 but I've not tested it. I also used JRE 6 not JRE 7. My previous experience with apktool led me to believe that it doesn't work well with JRE 7.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] forty9er49221:
I tried using the automated mod and also the manual way and am still having not getting rid of the soft keys. When I use the automated version, I get all green lights with JRE, Drivers, and Root. I follow the video and it says it was sucessfull. I don't get any errors on my phone.

When I do the manual part, I get stuck at step 13 "Now open your framework-res folder again and open dist folder". I don't have a dist folder inside my framework-res folder.

Any suggestions?

Running franco kernel milestone 1 and AXI0M AOKP CROSSBREED KANG/HYBRID rom.

cdma
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] halfcab123:
The DIST folder is created once you recompile your framework

after running this command

java -jar apktool.1.4.3.jar b framework-res

This will create that dist folder.

So did you do that part without errors ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ChaseRxx:
Firs´t make sure u have all driver´s installed on your pc.

Gnex must be Rooted. Unlock is not needed.

Install Java Runtime Environment

Make sure you have LMT 0.96 or Button Savior installed otherwise you will be unable to navigate.

This is how you would edit your framework-res.apk yourself to hide Nav Bar:

Google: Donwload Apktool.

(Make sure apktool and framework-res.apk from your own ROM are in the same folder)

Extract apktool and open command line

1) Type: apktool if framework-res.apk in Command Prompt

2) Type: apktool d framework-res.apk in Command Prompt

3) Locate and edit bools.xml in folder location: framework-res/res/values/bools.xml

(Open with Notepad ++ and edit to "false" : "config_showNavigationBar">false)

4) Type: apktool b framework-res new.apk in Command Prompt

5) Open both original "framework-res.apk" and "new.apk" with WinRar/7Zip

6) Delete "resources.arsc" from "framework-res.apk" and replace it with the

"resources.arsc" from "new.apk"

7) Paste "framework-res.apk" into system/app using Root Explorer and reboot device. Should be ok! I if not, go to Root Explorer system/app find framework-res.apk go to permissions and change to rw-r-r-- Reboot and enjoy!

Cheers!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] halfcab123:
and again, this manual method is also posted in the OP. lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Eagledig:
YES !! perfect MOD to use 4,65" totaly ! thanks you !
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] forty9er49221:
I do get some errors when I run step 13. I am going to try it on my home laptop and see if it's something with this PC here at work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shaquiel Harris:
Lmao what an idiot I said hide apps I meant hide the buttons. And I'm doing it now and it seems the same.. Oh well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mikey:
Not the official site but i have it in this folder
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ChaseRxx:
Google!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrx8836350:
nice job， man
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kabauterman:
why the Hell should someone delete the Softkeys to add them later on a realy stupid position?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] giangishanghai:
great mod

work at first shot here.

you can see my config in my signature.

cheers
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] halfcab123:
hmm geez i don't know, maybe if the user doesn't like the mod so they can go back without flashing the rom again. I don't see why thats strange... ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ckm814:
It didn't work with rooted 4.0.4,can anyone help?

Please help....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] halfcab123:
Use the manual way if it doesn't work, there's really no reason it shouldn't work unless your usb debugging is not on or your not plugged in or your driver is not installed.

adb remount
adb pull /system/build.prop
echo qemu.hw.mainkeys=1 >>build.prop
adb push build.prop /system/build.prop
adb reboot

It's already been tested on AOSP 4.0.4 working, and i have it on the latest nightly of CM9 which is 4.0.4. Now if somehow you are rooted and you do not have an insecure kernel, this will not work because the remount command will fail. I would suggest opening an app like root explorer, navigating to the system and tapping R/W at the top, and then running it.

Or if your familiar with adb add busybox binary to the directory of your adb

and run the same code but this time with something added

adb push busybox /data/local/
adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/busybox
adb shell /data/local/busybox mount -o remount,rw /system
adb remount
adb pull /system/build.prop
echo qemu.hw.mainkeys=1 >>build.prop
adb push build.prop /system/build.prop
adb reboot

Sounds to me like you might not have an insecure kernel, thats the only thing I could think of off the top.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] in_dmand:
Maybe I'm blind... but where's step 2?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] halfcab123:
on the program
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mesiah:
link is down , can somebody sent it to me?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mpokwsths:
This thread, as you can see, is dead.

There are other ways of having true full screen.

Try CM10 JellyBro or CNA or Paranoid. These roms provide the "expand desktop" function which does exactly what you wish.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mesiah:
I am going to change rom for this , i am ok with the official so i just want to delete the soft keys
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arhung:
Can we make the softkeys appear and disappear like the "youtube app" style??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] darrenng_ff:
Download link not working
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ps000000:
many ROM in this forums has

a built-in setting to hide softkey
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Thank Me Later:
I use to root and flash roms, modems, ect the crap out of my last phone which was a Samsung. It was pretty easy.

I'm all new to Motorola and it looks a bit complex as far as that whole realm of rooting, roms, ect. I really wanna try out some roms. I hate the bloatware. What is the best/most stable rom out for the Droid Razr Maxx? I need everything working. That's probably the only thing I really like about being stock, everything works.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] blueis300:
I have been using AOKP M4 | AXI0M | KANG | RAZR

http://www.droidhive.com/forums/index.php?/topic/348-romaokp-m4-axi0m-kang-razr/

but just flashed this for a change and something to do.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1535277

both have been good to me.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] milkshed27:
All of the Gingerbread ROMS are very stable and everything works. Abysm is a great choice but in order for the Bluetooth to work you need to downgrade to the .748. If you install it over .173 it will run perfectly fine minus the Bluetooth. There is a standard and extreme version, each removing a larger amount of bloat.

Eclipse is also a great choice that has a bit of a Froyo look to it and runs very nice and smooth.

If you're into the stock look I'd recommend Clutch ROM conversion which is not a ROM but a script that will simply remove bloat (there is a standard and extreme version of this as well). It also comes with all the same extra goodies that Abysm comes with that will make your phone run much better.

If you go with any of the ICS ROMS you will run into a few bugs due to the fact they are not based on a Motorola leak of ICS but rather ported from the Nexus. However, that's not to say that they aren't great. If you don't mind dealing with a few data drops and lack of hardware acceleration (which prevents you from using apps such as Netflix), then you might be happy with an ICS ROM. Gummy and Axiom are both awesome looking with lots of fun tweaks to play with and in my opinion the most stable of the ICS ROMS.

Below is a link to a list of available ROMS. Have fun!!!

http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/1171-look-here-for-all-available-roms/
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Thank Me Later:
Thank you for the replies! I appreciate it alot. I can wait on ICS Rooms if they're still buggy. I need stability!!

So the wireless radio performance stays pretty much the same? That's the reason I choose Motorola over any other Verizon phone. Motorola is known for good wireless radio. I'm a person that relies on getting all my calls, text, and voicemails on time.

And I assume any rom for the Razr CDMA (Verizon) will work on the Razr Maxx as well?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] milkshed27:
Yes, radio performance will stay the same.

Yes, any Razr CDMA ROM will work on the Maxx.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Thank Me Later:
Thanks man!! I'll look at some roms soon.

Can you link me to the easiest way to root and unroot?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] milkshed27:
They are all easy in my opinion, I'd say it's more of a preference.

mattlgroff's utility is awesome and you can do many things with it such as root, unroot, fastboot back to stock and more.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1526113

Dan Rosenberg's root exploit is a one click root method that works for 2.3.6

http://vulnfactory.org/blog/2012/02/11/rooting-the-droid-4-a-failed-bounty-experiment/

Doomlord's Zerg method is also a one click, but will only work for 2.3.5 and below. I'm adding this version because Doomlord also has a one click unroot that will also work with Dan Rosenberg's root.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1321582

Always remember to backup your stock rooted system and keep it stored somewhere safe before you start to try out different ROMS. OTA Rootkeeper by Supercurio (mattlgroff's utility has an option to install this) is an awesome app that protects root and allows you to temporally unroot before installing an OTA. This is necessary so you can retain root when accepting future OTA updates that have not been rooted.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] WickdWzrd:
ROM compatibility for Razr, Razr MAXX, ULTRA MAXX XT1080M

Will the ROMs that you listed also work for the CDMA version of the Motorola DROID ULTRA MAXX XT1080M, or just for the Razr and Razr Maxx models?

Also, if these ROMs won't work for the ULTRA MAXX, do you know of any stable ROMs that do work on it? I really need the phone (has to be able to read and recognize the SIM card/port) and wi-fi tethering to be functional with whatever ROMs are available.
[General Questions and Answers] Solacetech:
So I rooted my Blu Studio 5.3 FTW. Titanium worked wonders backing up everything, but I messed up using Rom Manager to fix permissions. Now the device boots up to the BLU splashscreen, shuts off and gets to the splashscreen again and again and again.

I'm past the return product window so I can't send it back. Any advise is welcomed. Thank you.
[General Questions and Answers] Haknu:
Need help too

Im in the same boat but my device stuck in BLU products logo mode and going no where till the battery die out.

I have tried the following but not work for me, hope its work for you.

-plug and charge your Blu.

-press and hold Volume Up button and press and hold power button until the an exclamation mark inside a triangle with an Android icon image come out.

-hit the home button.

-scroll down by using the up/down volume button to pick your option choice

- hit the second button next to home button to active your choice.

If you reboot your device and everything back to normal, congrat.. unfortunately mine still stuck in the logo mode no matter what i try :( .

If anyone have any knowledge regarding this problem, please share... Thanks in advance
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Il Giulione:
I've looked for this thread but I haven't find it, so here I am :p

The title says everything: which rom has the best battery life?

I' ve heard of oxygen but I don't like it :( However, if that is really the best I'll get used to using it :D
[Optimus One, P500, V General] andras7008:
My personal favourite isthe PerfectPeso by trettet.

My opinion is that it has the best performance, and the battery is also good.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] ManBearrrPig:
i agree :-) .
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Jrhodes85:
Blackbird v1.2 beta 1..its a themed stock rom..has amazing battery life
[Optimus One, P500, V General] YowPa:
oxygen rom stock kernel or franco4 best battery life for me
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Il Giulione:
Mmm...I've tried perfectpeso 2 weeks ago but the battery wasn't good! It had a big battery drain!

So I've have to choise between oxygen and blackbird...mmm...oxygen? :confused:
[Optimus One, P500, V General] nd4spdbh:
stick with an older rom... like Mik os's Cm7 port (6.5.7 is my fave) with fserve's goldenleaf LG kernel.... probably the longest lasting battery combination possible.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] acax456:
Oxygen is the best battery now
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Il Giulione:
Flashed oxygen :D

I'll report battery performances :)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Echelonex:
With mik_os 6.5.7 my battery lasted up to 5 days, and usualy 3-4 days on smoothas 245/600Mhz, so it is probably one of the best, but now using PerfectPeso2.2, yeah, battery isn't quite good but performance is WOW....:D
[Optimus One, P500, V General] nepkin:
Does calibration really helps?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] dhruv.always:
No, it doesn't, it kills your battery :)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] sarfaraz1989:
yep i second the above comment . calibrated my laptop's battery using bios .lost 5% :(
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Cresqo:
That is because your laptop is previously showing incorrect battery level.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] neko95:
> for new baseband ..it's oxygen so far

> old baseband A8 by adfad + fserve kernel (goldenleaf)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] theanykey:
No, it's because lithium ion batteries don't need to be calibrated. Unlike NiCad, they have no memory effect because they're internally monitored and regulated by a charge circuit.

Draining them to zero only adds a tremendous amount of unnecessary wear to the battery. It won't rewrite the information present in the charge circuit, because that circuit is actively monitoring the battery and will shut the device off long before you hit the battery's actual total capacity.

Bottom line: "Calibrating" a lithium ion battery does exactly the opposite of what it claims to do.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Cresqo:
Don't know, but Apple and HP recommends calibrating the battery once 3 months or longer. Besides, it's not like I am calibrating everyday that would be crazy. Once in a while (months) won't do much damage to the battery.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] creagrox:
using cm7rc1 but modified tasker to get at 122mhz and enable airplane mode at night. Gets through with 1 percent drop!:)

______

I would love to interact with people more than getting you to press thanks button. PM me for any queries, friend invitations or whenever you just wanna have little chit-chats. thank you!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Devashish Lodh:
How about Talho ROM by neko??? :)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] rforums:
Oxygen ROM.. Battery backup when phone is in idle is awesome.

When being used, its ok..
[Optimus One, P500, V General] theanykey:
Apple only recommends calibration for devices with removable batteries: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1490

Lithium ion batteries have advanced since the G4.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] haxor:
so without calibrate the battery how can i get good batter backup i m on CM nightly and franco kernel 4 OC 480-748 Governor conservative......
[Optimus One, P500, V General] ViTTT1991:
stock rom, as for me
[Optimus One, P500, V General] haxor:
help me out.........:confused:
[LG Optimus Black] re4lsk:
What if we add that mod to Nova kernel zip and change the updater script?

Trolling in the deep
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
That should work fine. If your going to do that, then you might want to mod the updater script to work with cwm touch as well.
[LG Optimus Black] Huexxx:
Maybe if they had published their sources someone could add the latests commits done to the CM7 kernel and recompile the kernel.
[LG Optimus Black] re4lsk:
I really don't know much about code, but i'll try to make Nova compatible.

Trolling in the deep
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
Do you mean compatible with your LFD rom? If so, then it should work as its based on CM7.
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
Completely agree. Modding something is a lot easier than creating from scratch.
[LG Optimus Black] re4lsk:
Moded nova kernel

Compatible to cm, now I'm in RC1, but yeah that will make it available for all cm based roms, and ssince Nova is not my work, if it works I'll publish it inside Nova thread.

Well. I've made it, now i need someone to test this :D

@brave tester: standard procedure to flash of kernel

NO WIPE but make sure you

make a nandroid.

MOD HERE
[LG Optimus Black] Bab0:
I have the Temasek # 62, download P970-CM7-UseCustomKernel-MOD, but say you install the custom kernel, what is that?
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
Custom kernels offer better performance/battery/stability than the stock CM7 kernel. They offer lots of mods/tweaks to make things better. Stock CM7 kernel is more a general kernel, designed to run on multipy devices with minimum changes.

There are two custom kernels for CM7 on our Optimus Black:

Nova Kernel : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1276645

Huexx's Kernel: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1332311

Check the corresponding threads for more info.
[LG Optimus Black] re4lsk:
need a beta tester for post number 8
[LG Optimus Black] dcop7:
What I need to install? the mod and after the NovaV11c?
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
No. It looks like he has added my mod into the nova kernal installation script. If it works, then you need to flash CM7, then the modded nova.

This is not really necessary, the whole point of this mod is to easily allow flashing any custom kernel on any CM7 rom. Combining this mod and nova will save you a couple of seconds flashing time in cwm, nothing more.
[LG Optimus Black] dcop7:
Well, it booted OK. So I guess it works :)

Good work!
[LG Optimus Black] re4lsk:
great, now test it for a few hours and say if it all works ok, BTW if you are gonna keep submiting bugs at CM issue tracker remove the kernel.
[LG Optimus Black] dcop7:
So far so good, the only problem is the G button doesn't always wake the phone :( But is a known bug, right?

Yeah, I'm aware ;)
[LG Optimus Black] Bab0:
Well! then look, I have the ROM TEMASEK # 62, just install the kernel step P970-CM7-UseCustomKernel-MOD and the HUEXXX to SD .. INSTALL 1° P970-CM7-UseCustomKernel-MOD 2 ° INSTALL HUEXXX Kernel (huexxx111104-V4.zip) 3 ° Restart and hope ... these are the steps?
[LG Optimus Black] re4lsk:
yep you can do that or test my mod of nova 11con post number 8

traduccion

si esos son los pasos para hacerlo, pero tambien puedes probar mi mod del kernel NOVA que esta en el post numero 8
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
Probably not. I've just tried with Nova v7 and it sticks at the LG logo. Hueuxx's v4 will probably do the same.

Use Nova v11c for now, I'll try and get the other working later. I think that Nova 11c is working because of Apold's Kernel injector.
[LG Optimus Black] dertester1:
Not Work

assert failed; mount ("ext4, "EMMC" "/dev/block/mmcblk0p10","/cache")
[LG Optimus Black] re4lsk:
are you using CWM touch? try with normal CWM
[LG Optimus Black] dertester1:
Update

I delete the cache lines from updater-script. ;)

All Working. Testing Cyanogen

Update 2:

CPU runs every with 1Ghz-
[LG Optimus Black] re4lsk:
I was reading nova Thread and thats a bug in the kernel. but it does jump freqs...
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
Update:

I just got Nova v7 working using Apold's Kernel Injector, so the problem was obviously with the ramdisk. This process is a bit more complicated, so I'm going to mod Nova v7 and Huexx's v4 kernels, then post modded working versions of those.

If anyone wants one of the other versions, please let me know.

The process to do it yourself is:

1. Unzip kernel

2. Use Racer Kitchen v2 to separate the ramdisk and kernal http://android.modaco.com/topic/340710-tool-edit-bootimg/

3. Use kernel injector from Nova 11c and mod the installation script as necessary, including the older graphics lib's.

First post updated.
[LG Optimus Black] dcop7:
Nova v7 wasn't for 2.2.2???

By the way, I'm running fine with Nova v11c. The only problem is the G button :(
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
No. Nova kernal was always for CM7 based on 2.3.7. Nova ROM was a modded rom based of LG's stock 2.2.
[LG Optimus Black] dcop7:
Ah, OK. But Nova v7 isn't a bit old? Why not focus in Nova v11c, or even Nova v12?
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
In my opinion, Nova 7 is a better kernel than 11c. I get better performance/battery with Nova 7. Some of the updates that Apold did with v11 have caused a degredation in performance/battery, although it does better in benchmarks. Also, many people reported better battery with Huexx's v4 than with Nova 7.

Whichevery kernel you use is down to individual choice. Newer is not always better. Once I've posted the modded versions, people can try all three and decide which then prefer.

Also, Nova 12 was never released and no source was published, so it can't be modded that way.
[LG Optimus Black] dcop7:
Do you know if Nova v7 has the g button fully working? It it would be great!
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
As far as I'm aware, no. Knzo developed the Nova Kernel, then after v7 he passed it to Apold, who continued. I think the G button functions were only in Apolds.
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
Uploaded a modified Nova Kernel v7 CFS. See first post.
[LG Optimus Black] slurpdroid:
will work with latest psycho36 kang?
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
Should do. But note that the wifi fix is in the stock cm7 kernel, so if you flash a custom kernel, you won't get that. The audio fix's are in the rom, they will work with any kernel.
[LG Optimus Black] slurpdroid:
No problem about wifi, barely use that :p

---------

Work on psycho36 kang3 build

Will do some test after my phone fully charged :D
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
Uploaded a modified Huexx v4 Kernel. See first post.
[LG Optimus Black] slurpdroid:
If I wanna revert to stock cm7 kernel, how to do that?
[LG Optimus Black] desirat:
flash cm 7 again without wipes
[LG Optimus Black] slurpdroid:
Hi jason, what exactly wifi problem is?

Just using my wifi, and it work flawlessly, try to to turn off screen in view minutes, turn it on again and it still work like before :D
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
If you have wifi on when you phone goes into deep sleep, it hangs the wifi on resume. Short sleep times seem ok, it usually happens after your phone has been of for an hour or so.

Workaround is to set wifi sleep policy to never.
[LG Optimus Black] slurpdroid:
thats not a big problem for me :D

all what I need worked flawlessly

only need to test battery life
[LG Optimus Black] dflt:
Wild idea, maybe we should try to make nova v7 compatible with stock roms?
[LG Optimus Black] re4lsk:
It wont work.

Trolling in the deep
[LG Optimus Black] dflt:
I need argument for that. :)
[LG Optimus Black] jason600:
CM7 kernels are not compatible with stock ones. For stock 2.3 roms, try Huexx's Diana kernal.
[LG Optimus Black] dflt:
Be more specific.