yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gorjess:
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What does it do?

Changes the Glow Effect when you press the on-screen button.

Description

This mod change only the Softkey's Glow Effect. everything else is left untouched, so you won't lose any previously installed mods. Should work on rooted deodexed JellyBean ROM, including AOSP, CM10, virtually anything (for gnex of course) and should be fine with any dpi.

Always make a backup before proceeding!

TO MAKE THIS MOD MORE WIDELY COMPATIBLE WITH MORE ROMS I RECOMMEND TO USE THE ZIPTHEMER VERSION

Doesn't work? Read advanced instructions below..

1. Extract the downloaded file

2. Navigate to \vrtheme\system\app\SystemUI.apk\res\drawable-xhdpi

3. There you'll find ic_sysbar_highlight.png and ic_sysbar_highlight_land.png those are the modded softkey background, keep it open in your explorer.

4. Now extract SystemUI.apk from your phone (using adb, or copy it manually using root explorer) and put it on your desktop

5. Open the extracted SystemUI.apk using winrar and navigate to res/drawable-xhdpi

6. Replace both the stock ic_sysbar_highlight.png and ic_sysbar_highlight_land.png with the one from Step 3 (drag and drop, and press ok)

7. Push your SystemUI.apk back to your phone and reboot

Side Note

- If it keeps loading at 'Starting Apps' just wait for it

- On select ROM with costumizable navigation bar, if it had an option to change the glow color it will overrides the default one, but you cant change back to default color that comes with it

Workaround by setting Navigation Glow Color in ROM Control to #0000000 (transparent)

Downloads

cr. to:

@stumpy352 for the guide how to create the ZipThemer

@leranp for how to make the glow color transparent
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gorjess:
might need this one..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Voltor46:
The link for de ICS BLUE HEXAGON is not well. It's the same that yellow's.

Enviado desde mi Galaxy Nexus usando Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the258:
Just flashed Halo ICS Blue on PA-JB 1.99

Works fine
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cheddaface:
Dose not work on maddoggins toroplus newest build
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gorjess:
Update 16/08/12: R3 Fingerprint

OP updated.. thanks for the heads up..

glad to hear that :)

im downloading his build now, let me check..

it should work since it has the same structure as maguro builds.. im not sure whats up :( try wiping cache/dalvik..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the258:
Thanks for the work. I'm really digging the halo glow :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pyrobo0by:
Hella clean bro keep it up!!!

Vicious G-NEX
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bacx:
Could it be that these mods breaks googleNow?? Cause if i install these mods, googleNow doesnt work anymore, I restore my backup and now it works :confused: I m on Bigxis Rom...

X10-->S2-->Galaxy Nexus ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gorjess:
It doesn't broke mine, and it shouldn't.. the mod only change the .png inside systemui, nothing else..

You could try to reflash it again then wipe cache/dalvik..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bacx:
Ok, i reflashed it and now it works :)

Looks great :)

X10-->S2-->Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andrey.kozlenko:
Do not work on AndroidMe CM10:(

Lose my status bar and navbar.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gorjess:
Reflash it again then wipe cache/dalvik.. im using AndroidME cm10 too and it plays fine..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3udweiser:
Me too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hazimjaved:
not working..using AOKP rom with elemente theme :(

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gorjess:
If it's still not working perhaps you might have to replace it manually.. open the SystemUI.apk using winrar, navigate to res/drawable-xhdpi and replace both navbar highlight .pngs with the one inside my mods..

If this doesn't work nothing will do..

Perhaps a more experienced themer could advice?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hazimjaved:
there is no png in ur mod??can u name it??system file name also??

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus

---------- Post added at 04:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:57 PM ----------

my bad found that now want only system file name

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gorjess:
If you look inside my flashable zip It's in vrtheme/system/app/SystemUI.apk/res/drawable-xhdpi

Look for ic_sysbar_highlight.png and ic_sysbar_highlight_land.png those are the navbar background effects that i change..

There you can extract the pngs and put it inside your SystemUI.apk manually..

I'm sure this is the most foolproof way of doing it..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] winsettr:
Works beautifully on stock deodexed JB!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stumpy352:
Really should use ZipThemer for this mod. Vr theme makes extra drawable folders in your system apps. Not cool. That's why I stopped using it for my themes.

.....memoirs of a flash addict.
[HTC Rezound] jimbo.levy:
A little while ago, I read on here that someone purchased a replacement digitizer from a website that had the HTC branding on it, but no Verizon logo at the top. Also, the four bottom buttons were clear instead of red.

Does anyone know where I could purchase this type of replacement digitizer, as my current one is cracked.

Thanks,

Jim
[HTC Rezound] Cares:
I would be interested in something like this too...anyone?
[HTC Rezound] zac41189:
I think this is what you're looking for.

http://www.xfixer.com/vmchk/HTC/HTC-Rezound-4G-Screen/Digitizer

EDIT: Picture on their site doesn't look like our screens but I think its the same principal. De-branded with white buttons.
[HTC Rezound] jimbo.levy:
Thanks for this man. This is what I've been looking for.
[HTC Rezound] zac41189:
No problem man glad I could help!
[Captivate General] skomes:
I am looking to flash my phone to ICS/Jelly Bean and have some questions.

1. Does updating to those ROMs impact multitasking? I wonder because they probably eat up a lot more RAM and when I use browsers, I tend to open a lot of tabs which is heavy on RAM usage

2. Is there a performance difference between JB and ICS on the Cappy?

3. Should I go with a built-in kernel or flash a separate one?

4. My phone has never had its kernel changed, same default filesystem, lag etc. etc., should I do anything extra before flashing?

5. I read on another post on the front page that the JB/ICS ROMs also use the internal SD card, mine is mostly full at the moment, how much space do the new ROMs take up?

Thanks for any help. Been considering flashing for a year but my phone recently got the lock screen button stuck problem and now I'm at a crossroads, either I buy a new phone entirely or maybe try to keep this one for a year until my contract runs out and deal with the lock screen problem.
[Captivate General] m1batt1:
1. In my experience multitasking isn't a problem on either but I don't open a lot of tabs in my browser so could be different for you.

2. If you want good clean performance go with ICS. Jelly Bean roms are still more or less in beta.

3. As far as kernels go stick with the kernel built into the from unless it instructs you otherwise. Or if you are looking for some feature that one kernel offers that another doesn't.

4. Read, read, and then read the instructions again for whatever rom you are going to and follow them. Depending on where you are starting from you may have to do different things.

5. I've personally never paid attention to how much it uses the internal SD if at all. I do know that some ICS and Jelly Bean roms have potential to format your SD card during the flash so make sure you do a backup before moving forward.

When you say the lock screen are you talking about the power button? If yes be very careful moving forward with any flashing. I say that because the power button is used to put the phone into recovery. There are other methods to get into recovery but they don't work for everyone.
[Captivate General] skomes:
I guess that is a good point. My lock screen buttons works but not 100% of the time. Originally the problem hit and it didn't work at all, now it works probably 70% of the time. I didn't remember that I would need it to get into recovery. Maybe I would need to buy a jig, but I guess I should flash now in case it stops working entirely down the line.

I'm also considering buying an S3 but it is quite expensive, at least $620 for it unlocked.

I had wanted to jump into JB because I was looking for decent performance and I don't think I'll be flashing a ton. I've got like 80 apps, tons of home screen stuff etc. that I don't want to restore many times. I just figured if JB is faster, I'd rather go with it.

Thanks for the helping me out.
[Captivate General] m1batt1:
A jig isn't the best bet because it forces it into download mode. If your button is currently working go for it. Jelly bean roms will eventually be the best thing out there but most of the roms for it haven't been perfected yet.

I have been on everything from 2.1 and up and I can tell you ICS is the best stable thing out there. At least in my opinion.
[Captivate General] brttwilliams:
I've run a rooted 2.2, a rooted 2.3.5, and a few different ROM's, I find that the easiest to use so far is JB, depending on the ROM itself you may run into a few issues with battery drain, but it's not horrible. Multitasking is fine, but I have OS monitor and a RAM booster for quick mem clearing. The only problems that I've ran into with JB ROM's is that you have make sure the internal memory card is backed up, otherwise you'll lose everything you have on it.

I too have thought about getting a SG3, but after flashing the JB ROM, I think I'm satiated until I absolutely have to upgrade my phone.... meaning I'm probably going to stick with this one for another year or so depending on if I'm able to keep it in decent enough shape. For the CM10 ROM's, they've removed the /datadata folder so that may affect slight performance. I got used to it after flashing a ROM that kept the /datadata folder and noticed that it wasn't giving me enough space to work my usual programs on a consistent basis. But overall I'm content with the ROM I chose and the performance so far.
[Captivate General] RootTheMachine:
You can always do adb reboot recovery

Sent from a jelly bean
[Captivate General] m1batt1:
That is true but adb wouldn't help him much if he's stuck in a boot loop. That's when a functioning power button is important.
[Captivate General] SlavaBass:
According to my expirience, ICS much better in multitasking, comparing with GB. ICS kernel consumes less RAM and more stable.

JB for cappy is not stable yet.

If you a going to install CM or AOKP, you defiantly have to install custom kernel. You will also have to install custom baseband (modem). I suppose, same goes to other roms.

Yes. RTFM for the rom you are going to flash. You will have to wipe data and cache, and maybe update bootrom.
[Captivate General] skomes:
I am reading stuff, but a lot of guides say 'Coming from GB' BUT they DO NOT say 'coming from stock', so I wasn't sure if those guides were applicable.

Will CM10 wipe my SD card?

Thanks for all the help so far. Going to flash within a couple of days.

I was figuring Helly Bean but most of the JB roms want you to flash CM10 first anway, so I'll try that out.
[Captivate General] 4-2ndtwin:
^

See TRusselo's Flashin Guide for assistance... http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19425513&postcount=1
[Captivate General] skomes:
Tried following that guide.

Heimdall links are all dead.

Opened Odin, downloaded speedmod kernel, figured I'd install it, then download the rom to SD card and go. I was pretty sure speedmod works with stock Captivate.

Flashed speedmod and now my phone is stuck on the Galaxy S boot screen.

So yeah...that sucked.

Now I'm trying to restore stock with Odin but the instructions don't even say how.

Yeah this is why I don't see myself flashing very often...

And that guide needs more detail.
[Captivate General] skomes:
Ok, well I managed to install CM9.

I'm going to stick with it for now because a couple of you guys warned me off of Jelly Bean.
[Captivate General] Thunder_54:
I'm currently on the 8/13 nightly build of Helly Bean (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1783064)

I can say that this particular ROM is ready for use as a daily driver. I've been using it for about a week now and haven't experienced any problems.

With that said, it is important to note that as said before, JB roms are still in beta, including this one. Also it is important to say that I did a completely clean install of this particular ROM (Factory data reset, wiped cache, wiped dalvik cache, etc).

Just thought I let ya know that not all JB roms are scary right now. If you're interested in possibly flashing it, here's the official website: http://hellybean.site11.com/index.html

Don't forget to backup your /EFS folder though, recently some people have had problems with their imei being switched, but this is easily avoidable if you take the proper precautions. Other than that, this ROM is great.
[Captivate General] skomes:
Yeah, I actually mentioned Helly Bean on page 1, it was the JB rom I was considering because it was getting rave reviews.

I had a scare last night about my IMEI then I remembered my IMEI doesn't match my box because it was warranty replaced with a refurb for the shutdown issue, lol, I was freaking out but good thing is it made me backup the EFS folder.

Thanks for the support.

I'll give Helly Bean a try in a bit, I hear it is very snappy and I'm excited about that, coming from stock Gingerbread, I really appreciate an OS that doesn't run like crap!

Does Helly Bean wipe your internal SD card? I was searching for that and couldn't find anything, so I think that means no, but wanted to make sure!
[Captivate General] m1batt1:
As with any custom ROM there is a potential for odd things happening on one phone that doesn't happen on another. With that being said I flashed helly bean and it didn't format my SD card nor has it effected my efs folder like some people have had trouble with.

Your best bet is to backup everything important to you and the operation of your phone prior to flashing just to be safe.
[Captivate General] Tetryl:
Backup your efs folder before flashing anything
[Captivate General] skomes:
A few questions before I try Helly Bean, I noted that the kernel is separately available on the download site, am I supposed to flash it separately or is it included with the ROM? The flashing guide doesn't say anything about flashing a kernel.

And I should be able to flash it directly from CM9, correct?

Also this ROM is a lot bigger than CM9, 180MB vs 300MB, does that mean I have far less internal SD space available?
[Captivate General] skomes:
Answering my own questions in case other people need help.

Yes

Yes

No

I installed Helly Bean but for me, it is laggier than CM9 so I am disappointed.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] AxemanUK:
Hi There,

I have a Viewsonic Viewpad 7 and am a Mac user. I went for this device as I wanted to get away from Apple and the VP7 was a great size and looks like a quality device.

I need to root is so I can move larger apps to my SD card and it's KILLING me. I have tried Breakdroid, GingerBreak and SuperOneClick. NONE of them work. SuperOneClick got as far as Step 5 of 7 then froze. I wrote to the developers and they sent me off to download some Java SDK items. I did this and then retried. This time the programme hung even earlier, Starting ADB Server.

If there is anyone in the UK, preferably near Manchester, who can do this for me I will gladly pay for this service. I have blown two whole days with this and I am about ready to turn the VP into a frisbee.

If you can help I can be mailed at axemanuk@yahoo.co.uk or by phone on 07736 847128.

PLEASE HELP! :)

Cheers-Marc
[Motorola Droid RAZR] victormartins:
Hello,

I want to install the V0.3 OTA update on my Latam RAZR, but I already installed the Retail.BR update of ICS.

According to pedrotorresfilho post "If you're already in ICS all you need is to have a latam device and flash the GB base with the provided script", I must flash the file system.img trought RSD Lite?

Thanks
[Motorola Droid RAZR] victormartins:
Anyone?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pedrotorresfilho:
You have to flash gb base prior installing ics via recovery menu as said in the post.

Cheers
[Motorola Droid RAZR] victormartins:
I saw in the post, but what file I have to flash in RSD? Is system.img and after this I flash the OTA update?

Cheers from Brazil
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pedrotorresfilho:
You'll not use anything else then whats posted there. The script I made will do the job
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] enimnick009:
FOR THOSE WHO DONT HAV DARK APPS IN THEIR ROMS

www.mediafire.com/?rr3k8qhq5mjhao5 DARK BLACK GTALK( GOOGLE TALK)...

UPDATES

8/14-2012

^ FOR ICS ONLY...

>BLACK BACKGROUND TO SAVE MORE BATTERY WHILE CHATTING.

>WHITE CONTACTS FOR GOOD READIBILTY

HERES THE LINK;

http://www.mediafire.com/?ye1e1895y8f1rc1

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₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩

UPDATE

HEREES THEE DARKED THEMED GMAIL...

UPDATES

8/12 -2012

>Recipient contact now readable when replying to email

>Unread Messages in Inbox now have highlighted background

>Favorites Star placeholder in Inbox view is now visible when not selected

Installation

Download n copy paste in system/ app

do make a backup of ur stock version..

Disclaimer

BE WISE N LITTLE THANKS WILL ALWAYS WORK N KEEP ME GOING

Heres the link

www.mediafire.com/?ncaahinq38hkuxm

if it doesnt work for u heres the 2nd link....

www.mediafire.com/?5us5bzucmotxd71

STAY TUNED FOR MORE APPS

¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥

¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥

DARK BLACK PLAYSTORE...

lastest version of playstore v3.7.15 to pure black ...

it was simple to just decompile n swap some pngs n some java code n all done ..

if i got tyme frm my work will get out more differnt colored themed playstores n much more ..

to add it to ur phone follow the instructions

1.copy the apk to ur phone ..

2.using file explorer copy it to system/app..

3.before coping do a back up of ur playstore(vending.apk for gb or phonesky.apk for ics.. )

4.change the permissions to rw-r-r

5.for gb roms its vending.apk n for ics roms its phonesky.apk..

here 's the link....

http://www.mediafire.com/?g1xe7bz8d65l5h2

if u liked my work just a little THANKS will work ... ￼￼

will continue for more latest versions
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] johnnywhojr:
Great work. Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] smokinmoses:
Thank you got all my apps that I can inverted and couldn't get play store right. Urs works 100% .
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] enimnick009:
cudnt get u... sorry... xplain it again
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] smokinmoses:
I'm running flapjax aosp and the inverted apps that come with it would not keep app store inverted. Downloaded ur inverted app store and it worked. Sorry. Lol and thanks again
[G1 General] DressedToKill:
Hi guys, The phone boots into ClockworkMod Recovery v2.5.0.7. I have tried to install Amon_RA recovery using ADB to install a new rom but I keep getting this error, '/sbin/sh adb: not found'. How can I get this phone working again? I am more accustomed to Windows Mobile so I don't know much about android :s
[G1 General] xanda143:
i usually get that error when the phone is off
[G1 General] KRAZYADROIDMASTER:
Same thing happen to mine is there a fix for this???
[G1 General] xanda143:
Well I syppose aince the files are actually being written to internal mem if you use fasvoot to read the file from your computer and flash directly to its partition it should work
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KainFromNod:
I had Android 4.0.3 (IceCream Sandwich) on my Galaxy S GT-I9000B (I did install it through Odin, nothing went wrong), but is was laggish (too much for it to handle, I think) and after a few months, I decided to roll it back to 2.3.3 (Gingerbread).

I started the process to install the firmware through Odin3 v1.85 - the file I download (from sammobile.com/firmware, had only one file that I used on the PDA space.

Odin recognized my phone and I started to install it, but after a while my phone was stuck on the downloading screen (2 hours of installation, I tought that something went wrong).

I then turned my phone off to try and install again, but when I turned it on, there were a Phone - exclamation mark - Computer Symbol.

I can get it to dowlonad mode (Volume Down+Home+Power), but when I plug it to the pc, it says "unknown device" and it can't find drivers for it.

I think I have the latest drivers from Samsung (I had from Kies and I re-downloaded a file somewhere from this forum named SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones_1_5_6_0.exe).

It appears that since windows can't install the drivers, Odin doesn't recognize the device - it was recognizing it before, when I was installing the firmware.

Now I'm stuck - I tried anything I saw in this forum and in other places - I did even pray for a miracle, but it didn't work :(

I know that there must be a way, but I don't know how.

Before I forget, I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate x64.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k4Z3666:
If you can get it in download mode everything should be fine, I've had a problem like this, my pc couldn't see the phone in download no matter what. Try to use another USB port, better another PC. Also I've heard that x64 doesn't get along well with Odin. If possible you can try Linux and Heimdall, after all Android is Linux too.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
Ok, k4Z3666, has given you a starting point...the phone is still in download mode but without a booting ROM, so its OK, the problem is your PC, USB cable or USB port. If you want to be quick about it, just try on a lap top..if not a simple Reboot of PC ( after removing power cord) and Phone (after a battery Pull), and a switch to a different USB port at the back of PC can solve this for some...for other solutions try these http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27205737&postcount=4571 anything else you may need can be found on My Android collections., link below
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KainFromNod:
I tried other USB Ports and also rebooting. It was working just fine - it seems like a driver problem to me.

My notebook is dead, but I'll try using someone else computer.

Does Odin runs in Windows XP? I might try it in my virtual box - I doubt that it will work, but it is the best thing I have to do untill tomorrow.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KainFromNod:
I got it working in my mother's notebook - should I try something different? I only have the PDA, should I try a PIT?

I don't know what those do, but I read somewhere that PIT is used to recover bricked phones.

EDIT: I installed only the PDA, it worked fine on the 2nd time (first time, it got stuck but I could make it work changing the usb port and cable).

Now it is on loop - it repeats the samsung logo over and over again. Any ideas now?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
what ROM did you use? Did you do any wipes?

Opps..you got an i900B, so make sure you are only using I9000B ROMS as i9000 is not compatible with your phone

Follow guidelines from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=919219

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22941192&postcount=300
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k4Z3666:
Assuming that you're on the right rom for your phone can you enter recovery mode? Try reinserting battery, and enter recovery with [vol+, menu button, power on]
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yahyoh:
Yep if u want to back to stock u need pit file because ICS use different system file

Why u don't like ICS ? Its way better and faster than sammy ROM :D even its more stable , I think u should try it again with devil kernel with oc to 1.2 it will fly u can add some live oc which will give more fluidity :cool:

Sent from another galaxy powered by CM10 & Syiah