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[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] skifyr123:
Good idea, instead of making many different small themes, I can make 1 good :) Already working on a theme for 6.1.A.2.45 (just some AOSP style). Deodexeding files manually now. If anyone is interested in helping me:

How to deodex 6.1.A.2.45 files:

Bootclasspath:

core.jar:core-junit.jar:bouncycastle.jar:ext.jar:framework.jar:android.policy.jar:services.jar:apache-xml.jar:filterfw.jar

so to baksmali:

java -jar baksmali.jar -c core.jar:core-junit.jar:bouncycastle.jar:ext.jar:framework.jar:android.policy.jar:services.jar:apache-xml.jar:filterfw.jar -x YOURFILE.odex

and smali the outcome in out/ folder :

java -jar smali.jar out -o classes.dex

And ofc, put the classes.dex file inside your odexed .apk files. Push the new deodexed .apk to the system and remove the .odex file.

Framework files needed (with bak/smali) : http://www.mediafire.com/?jawi5jy1hw5zdc9 All these files are needed to baksmali. Put them in your working folder.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] fabidesca:
Amazing, tank you

envoyé avec mon Xperia s sous Xcream 2
[Captivate General] xhalz:
I was suggested to flash an ICS ROM, so first I was wondering which one is best for beginners. I was previously using Andromeda.

Anyways, I am following the instructions for CyanogenMod9 but when i go into recovery mode and choose backup there is no choice that says "NAND Backup"....I just clicked backup is this something different. Please help...

I have some things on my phone that I would not want to lose
[Captivate General] Wdustin1:
Before anything backup everything on your phone you don't wanna loose cuz you never know. There are many great roms around have fun flashing them. I personally recommend AOKP.
[Captivate General] xhalz:
thanks, but was the backup I performed the proper one to do before flashing a new ROM??
[Captivate General] jmtheiss:
It was, for the most part. The backup you perform (called a Nandroid Backup) makes a snapshot of the system configuration at the time you backed it up.

If you ever want to come back to where you were, just flash back to Andromeda and restore that backup.

If you're wanting a backup that will cross the Andromeda-ICS gap, though, you'll need something like Titanium Backup, as a Nandroid backup is specific to the configuration it was created in (i.e. you have to be in the same ROM to restore from that backup).

NOTE: --VERY IMPORTANT-- Nandroid backups DO NOT back up your pictures, music, documents, etc. These are separate items on the Internal SD card.

I would highly recommend that before you go any further that you plug your phone into your computer and copy everything that shows up on the internal SD card to a safe place. While you're at it, make a copy of your /efs folder.
[Captivate General] xhalz:
thanks I made a backup of everything else...what was the efs folder? from it being unlocked?

anyways now I can proceed to wiping the data to flash the rom of my choice?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RevTom:
I apologize if this question has come up elsewhere. I spent about 45min searching these forums and couldn't find it. Not saying I'm special, just not smart enough to find the answer if it is out there.

I downloaded a couple free music players to try. No matter which one I use (including the one that came in the CM7 build) I get a horrible playback experience. For those of you old enough to remember cassette tapes, it sounds like the playback when either the tape is about to get "eaten" or the battery is really low. There is static, and often the song actually slows down like an old tape going bad.

Here is what I have already tried (none of which changed anything):

1. I made sure I was running only one player at a time.

2. I plugged the NC into my computer and played the files on the SD card with my computer. They played great, so it isn't a file corruption issue.

3. I tried moving files from the SD card to the emmc.

4. The files are regular mp3's

5. Went into the cyanogen mod settings, and changed the CPU governor to "Performance" (it was previously conservative). I also changed the Max CPU to 1200.

5. I tried the player that came with the build; I also tried WinAmp and JetAudio.

:confused:

My current system:

Nook Color running Cyanogen Mod 7-20120603 Nightly encore from an SD card

Kernel 2.6.32.9

Thanks for your help

SHEESH! WHAT A NOOB I AM!

I just rebooted, and everything works fine -- all three players in fact. I don't know if I needed a reboot after installing them, or if the reboot kicked the CPU clock-changes in.

Now my only question is how to delete stupid posts I make...
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DizzyDen:
You might want to set max CPU speed to 1100 mHz... several users have experienced issues with it set above that.
[Wildfire General] Icel.me:
Hey,

I've tried rooting and flashing a new rom on a wildfire device. All was fine until the downgrade to Eclair, which caused the screen not to respond anymore, meaning I couldn't put the phone into debug mode and install CWM recovery.

I've check several threads and used a RUU to restore the phone to a newer version - this is not help at all (and also relocked the bootloader).

After several hours of work I've return to step one, with a non-functioning phone.

Please help.
[Wildfire General] Icel.me:
I've managed to salvaged to device by using the buzzdowngrade step1.bat, and than running the RUU - the proccessed finished successfuly, and the touch functionality restored.
[Wildfire General] amNezic#:
It happened to me also. Install this ROM and everything will go fine.My touchscreen was stucked too.

http://shipped-roms.com/download.ph...45.55.24_3.35.15.31_release_142189_signed.exe
[HTC Wildfire S] mor_vaibhav:
What is the best stable custom rom for wildfire s ?

CM9 or CM7 or anything ??
[HTC Wildfire S] asdot:
its relative, depend the device.

Sent from MARVEL
[HTC Wildfire S] abhi8569:
CM 7 is the most stable non-sense ROM till now. CM9 has some bugs , if u can survive wth them , you can use it. For sense rom personally i like Wildchild.
[HTC Wildfire S] crossfire77:
CM9 is not ready for regular use.have many bugs,so i recommand you to use CM7 its good stable and speedy,supports app2sd.
[HTC Wildfire S] sharingan92:
just 2 of my favourite roms

previous: very stable and reliable

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1503162&highlight=stable

current:fast customizable semi-stable

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1683874

check forums for yourself to decide good luck :)
[HTC Wildfire S] BackDaws:
is there HTC Sense Rom that hasnt got really bad battery drain ? my phone is only lasting about 7-8 hours and thats not gaming this is with twitter mostly.
[HTC Wildfire S] JFcavedweller:
I started using Simon's sense 3.5 (continued development of JMZ)

its pretty stable, the 2 or 3 bugs are things i never even use.
[HTC Wildfire S] 04kiran:
@BackDaws try EQDKP Sense 3.5 - GB2.3.5 with dust kernel, and use juice defender from Play u will get atleast 24-28hr battery life..
[HTC Wildfire S] BackDaws:
thats the one listed above isnt it ? ^
[HTC Wildfire S] mor_vaibhav:
Is there anyway you can get cm9 with htc sense or cm7 with htc sense ?
[HTC Wildfire S] sharingan92:
was listed above as my previous rom has good battery life would really recommend it
[HTC Wildfire S] BackDaws:
i must have a problem with my phone now, im getting serious battery drain, im only getting 7-8 hours now :(

with the original 2.3.3 rom my sim free wildfire came withmy battery was ok :( i wish i had never updated to the OTA 2.3.5 update that came through.
[HTC Wildfire S] pietrao:
no way! cyanogenmods are sense-less, if you want sense interface you must use a sense rom.

can try a non-sense customizable rom with a sense theme, but it's not a good choice imho..
[HTC Wildfire S] 359bri:
Cryptomilk CM9

Just trying out ....

cm-9.0.0-RC0-CRYPTOMILK-ALPHA3-UNOFFICIAL-marvel

This seems pretty nifty, no issues as yet, and looks really good too with lots of control tweaks with the Trebuchet app.

cheers

Bri
[HTC Wildfire S] Tigger31337:
My WildChild WOM wasts a weally wong time. ;)

With moderate to heavy usage (phone, browsing, streaming, Market, etc.) I get a good 24hrs on it. Usually more.

If your main concern is battery life, set your CPU min/max to 600/600Mhz using the Performance governor. Use noop as the scheduler. Your phone will last a long time and still be peppy (but not overclocked).
[HTC Wildfire S] wtf2:
Cyanogen mod ;);)
[HTC Wildfire S] Tigger31337:
And that's why your Thanks meter is still at zero.
[HTC Wildfire S] *se-nsei.:
Excuse me, how has that got anything to do with the topic at hand? Who cares about the guy's thanks meter, at least he knows how to stick to a forum topic.
[HTC Wildfire S] Henry_01:
Look again :D

(PS no thanks for you)
[HTC Wildfire S] Jill the not Mecha person:
HBOOT.

it doesn't lock up :P

/dumb
[HTC Wildfire S] wtf2:
Whats your problem?? I m register today and i dont give a sh**t about thanks

(Btw thanks guys for your thanks ):D:D
[HTC Wildfire S] Tigger31337:
Sure. I'll tell you why.

When someone asks "which ROM is the best" (a stupid question to begin with), you can't just reply with "CM7". You've got to at least provide some sort of basis to your answer.

"CM7", by itself, is NOT a helpful answer. The few people that gave a Thanks to that answer are merely doing so out of pity.
[HTC Wildfire S] Jill the not Mecha person:
go away
[HTC Wildfire S] benjamingwynn:
Please answer, what ROM is the most stable - in your opinion?
[HTC Wildfire S] Jill the not Mecha person:
bet 5 bucks on "my wittle wildchild wom is most stable wom in the wittle xda developers fowum"
[HTC Wildfire S] Tigger31337:
I already gave a detailed and useful answer to a very specific question (regarding battery life). I think it's around Post #15 of this thread.

In my opinion, my own ROM is the most stable (surprise surprise).

Then again, that's exactly what's wrong with that type of question. Ask a subjective question, get a subjective answer.

If anything, I would argue that CM7 is one of the most UNstable ROMs for our phones right now. It's officially NOT supported on the Wildfire S. And (in my opinion) it doesn't seem "stable" to run a ROM that receives daily (okay, nightly) releases to fix bugs.

---------- Post added at 01:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:50 PM ----------

Wow! You should make money as a psychic!

Why would I answer anything else other than my own work? :rolleyes:

You and I are proving my point, exactly. You ask 10 people "what's the best x" and you're going to get 10 different replies.

That is NOT the point.

The point I'm making (and if you took the carrot out of your face hole for a moment, you might actually grasp it) is that one needs to QUALIFY their answer to a subjective question for it to mean anything at all to anyone.

That's precisely why none of your recent comments have been useful to anyone.
[HTC Wildfire S] Jill the not Mecha person:
no seriously you remind me of max im editing my posts because i'm following in his footsteps

EDIT (final):

idk man

for example i would recommend other sense 4 clock themes for sense 3.5 over mine.
[HTC Wildfire S] Tigger31337:
I feel like I would have understood your last comment, if only you'd used a punctuation point (or two).

Sorry. I don't know what you're talking about.
[HTC Wildfire S] Jill the not Mecha person:
poot
[HTC Wildfire S] Tigger31337:
?? I think you're confused again.

Are we talking about stable ROMs or clock themes?
[HTC Wildfire S] Jill the not Mecha person:
carrots

i did it sonic!
[HTC Wildfire S] Tigger31337:
Oh, good.

I'll take that as the sign that we're done here. Thank you.

Come back when you can mount a proper and coherent argument.
[HTC Wildfire S] Jill the not Mecha person:
you're too slow
[HTC Wildfire S] benjamingwynn:
@tiger

I would say, looking at the actual code of CM7, being in contact with the developer who ported CM7 (Adam/alquez is a very nice guy ;)) who gave us our first msm7k kernel source code and AOSP device tree (before HTCdev even existed) and myself testing CM7 before you I even had an XDA account that CM7 is technically - always have been and always will be - stable as salad.

Here's why:

- Open source with people contributing to it everyday

- Loads of fixes from mainstream CM everyday

- Compiled with no nasty hacks

- Compiled from source (making it almost bug free in many cases) compared to something that's cooked (like a modded sense rom)

- Still worked on today

Just my two pence :D
[HTC Wildfire S] wtf2:
:D:D

Your rom is the best no surprise :D:D
[HTC Wildfire S] DarkDr0id:
Another thread filled with an argument.......-_-

sent from to far from my computer
[HTC Wildfire S] Tigger31337:
Thank you, sir.

---------- Post added at 03:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:24 PM ----------

Brilliant retort. :highfive:

---------- Post added at 03:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:25 PM ----------

Yes, that's all very fascinating, but NONE of what you said lends any credibility to the stability of a ROM. Alquez may very well be a nice guy (I never said otherwise), the project may be on it's 3rd (or 5th or 50th) year, lots of people may be contributing to the code... but none of that leads, inherently, to stability.

In fact, you said it yourself, "loads of fixes everyday" and "still worked on today". To me, those things show the instability of a ROM, not it's stability. Plus, a quick search on Google or XDA will reveal lots of users that are *generally* happy with CM7 (I am one of them) but they do have complaints about module x not working, or application y that gives them force close... whereas on the standard Sense-based ROMs, these modules and apps work just fine.

Don't get me wrong, any leading-edge ROM with lots of new features (that stock doesn't have) is BOUND to be a little buggy. I never said this was a BAD thing. But I wouldn't dare give it the label of "most stable ROM around". The proof is exactly what you said: LOTS of fixes coming in every day, and a new release of the ROM going out almost every night!!

I don't know about you, but I just don't have time to upgrade my ROM every other night to achieve some basic level of stability or functionality.

You guys all circled around my original point: If someone is going to cite a specific ROM, they should at least be able to list a reason or two. It's just plain stupid to answer the question "which ROM is most stable?" with three letters "CM7". That type of answer is NO help to ANYONE!

If someone thinks CM7 is stable, then they can list their reasons for believing such (kind of like what you did). But, unlike you, wtf2 made NO EFFORT at all to back up his answer (that's because he doesn't know wtf he's talking about... his handle suits him!)

Had wtf2 posted a reply similar to yours, I would have nothing to critique. But not only did he post a half-assed reply, but he actually got a few mindless lemmings to actually give him a THANKS for an utterly useless post!! Now, if that isn't pure comedy, I don't know what is.
[HTC Wildfire S] asdot:
What's goin on here :D

Sent from MARVEL
[HTC Wildfire S] benjamingwynn:
Good question.
[HTC Wildfire S] valerosso:
i have no idea about argument but cm7 is enough for now..:rolleyes: i am afraid of giving a shot for cm9 :laugh:
[HTC Wildfire S] benjamingwynn:
Trust me, try it out. It's pretty damn cool :D
[HTC Wildfire S] kagevazquez:
that tigger dude is like a freaking spell check he corrected me on my spelling and punctuation a few times before he has no life and just flames for no reason sorry for being off topic but that's annoying he should correct his kids (I know he has one) and not correct us like he's our father
[HTC Wildfire S] prle_zg:
Hello ppl!

I'm new with wildfire s. And i need some advice pls:

I rooted my fathers marvel 1.09.0099,A510e, 2.3.5.,sw 2.26.401.3 and now I need some stable ROM for 60 yo man :D

Any suggestions?

And can someone point me, how will i get some extra space on phone? EXT4 part on sd card like my Desire or...?

Tnx for your help!

Sent from my MIUI powered Desire
[HTC Wildfire S] AceRoom:
http://code.google.com/p/cm7-wildfi...=cm-7-20120616-UNOFFICIAL-marvel.zip&can=2&q=

I suggest cm7.

Here are my reasons.

I went on a ROM hunt the whole of yesterday, finally ending back where I started but that's besides the point. I found it fairly difficult to find a sense ROM online as a large number of them (The stable and fast) ones were made by a user who is no longer active on xda and have been removed from xda.

Benjamin's .sense is an option. Installation options may be tricky so if you're using it, make sure you test it thoroughly before giving it back to your dad.

Senseless ROMs, having been so stripped, have issues of force closing in some of the settings sometimes. While this won't be a big deal for most of us, for your dad, it would kinda be a pain.

CM9 is not yet ready for every-day use unless you're willing to live with a few bugs (But by god, it is beautiful!)

And the features which make me suggest cm7 are as follows:

Speedy (More so than almost every other ROM I've seen, except maybe CM9) - Set it up with Nemus Launcher, I find the built-in ADW not so fast

Small size

Large Customization Options that it offers

For extra space, you can partition your sd card and use ext2, ext3 or ext4 partitions. Data2SD, Link2SD or S2E. I personally prefer Link2SD because I find it faster.
[HTC Wildfire S] Tigger31337:
Congratulations on (what could very well be) the largest collection of words ever assembled that did not include a single period. Bravo. You should contact Guinness.
[HTC Wildfire S] just looking:
ok so prle_zg may have already decided on a rom for his dad but here is my 2 cents worth. I have only had experience with a couple of sense roms and cm7. I would say that there are roms around that make this phone perform much better than the stock rom & yes using something like link2sd or data2sd is essential if you want to have everything up to date & add a few apps. I am not sure I would recommend cm7 for my dad. If I was setting up my dads wfs I would go with an overclocked stock rom with data2sd as it is simple & if he downloads an app he doesn't have to link it etc. For me CM7 offers more customization but not better performance, gps is slow to lock (even after mods), camera is not as good, FM radio is not as good, it won't play youtube video's (without a modified kernel). Also cm7 is harder on my battery than sense was. I was using an earlier mentioned sense rom which was removed from xda but is now available over at another forum. I am happy to run cm7 and keep up with updates but my dad wouldn't. I have never had a fc with a sense rom but have with cm7. I also think the sense calendar, clock & phone interface are easier for an older person to use & sense widgets are usually large & work great. As i said it's just my 2c & I do really like cm7, I am just not blinded to it's weaknesses.
[HTC Wildfire S] AceRoom:
Good input but a thing about sense roms is that many of them are broken partially during debloating. I did find a nice one recently, hensemod. Quite nice. I did reodex it though (i prefer link2sd and I don't play with themes which require a deodexed rom).

I'm curious to know what other sense roms people are using.
[HTC Wildfire S] prle_zg:
Any new ROM here?

Any suggestions?

Sent from my VenomX powered HOX
[HTC Wildfire S] m4hendr4:
Why don't you try one of any available custom Rom. Now I'm using [MENTION=5095490]Kevinjoa[/MENTION] sense 3.5. Quite stable and fast, battery doing great and now waiting for his update on 28/7. Or you can try [MENTION=441557]cupcake[/MENTION] xperia Rom or LG ui. His Rom is quite ok too. That is my opinion.
[HTC Wildfire S] testmasterbd:
You can try sense 5 for WFS! Here is an attachment with Dev name. This ROM Is fully stable. I am using this last few months.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2183509
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steria:
I have noticed that, when filming in 720p and 1080p, that the video camera has a tendency to lag when panning to the side after it has focused --> After the camera focuses, and I turn the camera to the sides or up/down, it lags for a second, creating a chopping effect (lagging).

I have stock Gingerbread installed on it (it came on it when purchasing the phone), and have not updated to stock ICS yet.

Does anyone else have this, or have noticed this problem? I'd really like to solve this mystery as soon as possible.

Thank you,

- Steria
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] It_ler:
Just a suggestion:

Have you already tried to install the S2 Camera update from Samsungs Apps?

This was an update for the camera firmware of the SGS2.

If you have already installed the update, this app will show it right after the installation.

Good luck !
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steria:
I just updated Samsung Apps, and am now in the program.

I guess this is a known program then, since they have put out an update for the camera...

How do I find the S2 Camera Update?

Thank you for your reply,

- Steria
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sun90:
you can google for the same r try with Sammobile.com:)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
Lag as you described is not firmware related as I never had it, but you can try.

Also what you can do I'd you are using micro sdcard as storage, change it to internal and check.

Unless issue is frame rates, blur when panning.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infernall:
Hello,

This is my first post here. I hope you guys can help.

I updated to official ICS release recently from 2.3.6 (if i remember correctly). Since then I get too many application freezes. Generally games like DrawSomething, Plants vs Zombies... get frozen. I need to close the frozen app from task mngr and re-open it.

Anyone else having the similar problem or can you guys suggest me something to fix this error?

Thanks so much for all replies.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilometers4:
How many apps do you have installed? Have you tried to wipe dalvik and fix permissions?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
1: please do a full wipe

2: most will run on stock ics

3: few won't run on AOSP.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilometers4:
I would uninstall all the apps you don't use regularly
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infernall:
Thanks for all replies. So by "wipe" you mean uninstalling every app?

Sorry if I sound stupid. I am kinda new to phone terminology.

I have many apps. I use them all I guess. :-/
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilometers4:
Wipe as in full wipe / factory reset in cwmr
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infernall:
Seems like "wipe" is the only solution for me atm.

Could you please suggest me a back up app? And maybe a good "wipe" walkthrough forum topic link?

Thank you again...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] wileout:
Just wanted to say thanks to all the great devs who in a short amount of time made this phone amazing. Please keep up the awesome work and making these mods and roms better anyone at htc could. So thank you again.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Riff76:
I remember last year in the 3D forums some annoying girl kept posting all over the place, including the root collaboration thread. She got flamed big time cause she was giving some bs pointers on how to root the 3D.

She created a new thread, a place for thanks, and went crazy on all the smileys. Anyone remember her? Definitely will be a cat lady later in life lol

Sent via XDA Premium
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] wileout:
Lmfao i do remember her and no thats not me lol but yes she will own a thousand cats
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jayharper08:
I remember that. Lol. Good times.

---Jay--- From the AOKP'd Nexus