yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Cricket Droid:
No luck here, on my friends conquer I tried the above method plus going to mounts/storage and formating everything data/cache/system/boot still the phone cycles through bootanimation stops and reboots.

I flashed with CWR-5 and 6 with the same results

Sent from my REJECTED EPIC
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Flashdot:
Adding features

I think it would be nice to be able to use vipermod for undervolting. It would also be nice to have a new kernel which can be used with different governors. There are some more things that could be improved I'm sure, but overall this is a very nice rom. I'm glad to see that someone has made a nice starter rom for the Conquer. Keep up the good work!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dave.caldera:
I still have not been able to get this rom to boot. All it does is boot loop. Tried both recoveries CWM 5 and CWM 6 neither yields me a clean boot. did a data reset and wipe after install and nothing as well as suggested above.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] happyoutkast:
Same issue here as well. Originally had rooted FC17 rom installed, reverted back to stock, updated to FE16, installed CWM 5 and superuser, got CWM to be permenant, all working fine so far, root working no issues.

Booted into CWM recovery and flashed this rom, all I get is boot loop as described above (boots with animation, black screen for several minutes, vibrate, then reboots, wash rinse and repeat forever)

As usual, attempted to do data reset/factory reset, cleared cache and dalvik, same results. It appears upon my experience that I must say something in this ROM is broken....never had this much issue flashing a rom to a phone before (more comprehensive instructions on flashing and/or installing this rom may be of some assistance, the current setup just leaves you assuming to flash via CWM as-is).

It's a nice start, and it looks like something I would love to have and use if I could get it to work, unfortunately for me (and apparently several others) it doesn't.

Wanted to pass this along in hopes that you can fix this. Otherwise it looks like the only way I'll get a decent ROM for my phone will be if I build it myself.....

Again, thanks for the effort you have attempted so far, sorry I can't give any "thanks" on this post since to be honest i have nothing to thank right now....looks like I'm going back to a stock rooted FE16 rom *sigh*
[Miscellaneous Android Development] itzdarockz:
can you guys give me a logcat of the bootloop? i need to know whats wrong.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dave.caldera:
I'll be glad to. But I've never had to do it. After the boots loop go back to recovery and generate it?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dave.caldera:
Ok got it

Pls see attached I hope this can help
[Miscellaneous Android Development] itzdarockz:
Go into recovery than do adb logcat once you see the bootsplash screen, copy and paste it for me. I wish i could do it myself but the rom is running fine for me. Thanks
[Miscellaneous Android Development] youngdaddytc:
boot loop fix

first off, tnx for the rom. it works well and i know a lot of hard work went into making it.

now for the good stuff. i stumbled upon a fix for the boot loop at startup. i too, was having that issue and after initially installed your rom i had the dreaded boot loop problem. after a day of trying everything from resets, to clearing every cache possible and then reinstalling i finally gave up.

at this point i decided to install the samsung conquer rom found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1611643

this rom installed fine. and, after a successful kernel update (to enable OC'ing to 1.5 ghz) i said to myself 'i wonder if the CommuniConquer rom would install now?'

so i rebooted into recovery, flashed the CommuniConquer rom and lo' and behold, success!

my only problem at this point is that i seemed to have lost the status/notification bar at the top. if anyone knows how to fix this little prob' please let me know.

anyway, hope this helps someone.

---------- Post added at 07:24 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:49 AM ----------

nevermind my last problem. i reinstalled the first rom again, then the CommuniConquer rom, and finally the OC kernel and that also fixed the status/notification bar problem.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dave.caldera:
Look at my previous post I attached it
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sketchscarz:
how did you update the kernel?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sketchscarz:
It did work

\

i got communiconquer with the ics themes!

BADASS ROM!:p
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sketchscarz:
This is so bomb I can flash cotton Candy or ics anytime I want. The ui is optimal yet sick transparency. You did a great job on this and hope that we can see communiconquer on cm10. I defitnitley think you should integrate this shell with tsf shell yet no so tsf'y. Great job and mucho appreciation for your hard work!

Sent by Anonaemous from my cotton candy enabled SPH-D600 using The Matrix uplink
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crackerhacker:
Does anyone know of a pink or purple theme preferably for the synergy Rom for my wife. She has seen what I did to my phone and now what's hers done in pink or purple. I have looked but all I see is like black and blue.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] galchristian:
My wife's favorite color is purple as well so if anyone has an idea where I could get it I would highly appreciate it as well. :fingers-crossed:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 1ManWolfePack:
I don't think so, but you could politely ask the gent who makes the nightly themes (right by this thread) if he would consider it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] flame54:
Je suis d'accord avec vous.

-------------------

Voyage Vietnam-Voyages Vietnam-Halong Jonque Hai Long
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crackerhacker:
What?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rwc95:
Give me a sample or a html color code for the shade of purple or pink your wanting and ill see what I can do.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crackerhacker:
OK how about #9B00FC . Or around there. Maybe neonish color.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Karl:
My wife would love to see this happen

Sent from my Galaxy S III using Forum Runner
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rwc95:
It will prob be the weekend before I get it done but ill go for it. Do you guys want pretty much the same as my black and blue theme but black and purple.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crackerhacker:
Ya that would be absolutely perfect. Thank you so much!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jbeitel:
here are some mix and match mods i have put together, you could give them a few pink or purple things for now.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1834652
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rwc95:
Does this look ok for the color I got a fairly quick way to change all my blue to this color with a hue change preset.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crackerhacker:
That is perfect. I showed it to my wife and her eyes lit up and she blurted out "I want it!" Lol
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rwc95:
Well that's all I got right now lol.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crackerhacker:
lol it looks great tho. Thanks again!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Deliquified:
My personal favorite. Looks amazing with the black & purple.

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/21582-th...ithe-pyrple-rabbyt-dark-sexy-pleasures-await/
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rwc95:
Here is what I have done so far for anyone wanting at least something. Its just the systemui and the toggles for now. Ill prob get the rest done tomorrow just tired tonight.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crackerhacker:
Thanks you are awesome!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rwc95:
I spent a few hours on it this morning and got through all the framework wow thats a lot of png files lol. I started a new thread with the first release on it. Right now it is only the systemui, toggles, and framework, I will be updating as I get stuff switched over to purple. The new thread is here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1874929
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 1ManWolfePack:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1874929
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Themistah:
My gf would love pink or purple...thanks for working on it.
[LG Nitro HD] aa5if:
I'm trying to add cnap (name display) support to ics. I've been following a guide I found (

here

) on how to compile ics using virtualbox ubuntu 10.04. Basically it says to edit a file called "GsmConnection.java" and compile using the new file. I've done all that I'm stuck at the last step before compiling..which is picking the device from the list at "lunch". The device does not show up in the list even though I was able to download the proprietary binaries from the phone.

I'm not a developer or even a coder at all..so any help would be appreciated.
[LG Nitro HD] Malnilion:
You should post a link to the guide you've been following. Might help us figure out what you're trying to accomplish better lol
[LG Nitro HD] aa5if:
I followed the guide at the bottom of the page

here
[LG Nitro HD] w0095157:
Are you sure this is the issue with this CNAP? i know nothing about it but rogers states the name display prob is an issue with LTE devices and LTE in general, which will take ten years to resolve no doubt.since there are rogers devices with LTE you could compare against those. I have the telus p935 and i can say name display is not working as well on any ROM available to flash on this device i've found. I would like to know myself if this is the case on a true rogers lte device with ICS or GB or JB rom
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abdelbachir:
Hello, I would like to install the ROM : Remics 1.4 on my galaxy s plus.

Here is the link : Remics 1.4

The problem is, I don't have a lot of knowledge regarding those kind of stuff, I'm actually using Cm9 beta 4 and I would live remICS since it ressembles more like Touchwiz. The tutorial is not really easy to use for a beginner (Is it mandatory to format? What does FIX PERMISSION mean?) So if someone could actually help me or make a video it would be GREATLY appreaciated.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] forupeople:
First take a nandroid backup for safe. then reboot into recovery mode and follow the instruction

which is well stated on the ROM page step by step point 1 to 6.

If y face errors, repeat the steps.

My Device: SGS I9000 16gb

OS: Android

Chipset: Hummingbird 1~1.4 GHz Cortex-A8 PowerVR

Jelly Bean ROM: Slim Bean[4.1.1] v2.2 kernel: Semaphore

Modem: XXJVU
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abdelbachir:
Thanks for your advice, I actually still have a few question (I prefer to be well informed before I try anything "dangerous")

- What is the FIX PERMISSION thing and is it mandatory?

- Is formating mandatory too? (does that mean I can still restore my sms, contacts and stuff)

- Above all, is this rom stable? I mean, no big problem for a daily use? Camera working fine and so on?

And also, which one should i take? 1.4 or 1.4a?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abdelbachir:
Also, which one would you recommend me? 1.4 or 1.4a? I can't tell the difference haha
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keplenk:
Hi all,

I'm just curious on what is the right way to make Nandroid backup on the International Note? *I'm used to my AT&T Galaxy Note that only uses 1 CWM version - so I have no clue with the N7000*

So I already know that I have to use the Abyss Kernel to flash in between Custom ROMs.

How about making Nandroid Backup and Restore?

Should I flash Abyss first, then reboot to recovery (from advanced, not restarting the phone) then make the back up or restore from there?

Or should I use the CWM version of the ROM that I last flash that I want to backup (e.g. Alliance ROM)?

Will it affect restoring from different CWM versions?

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivg86:
Somehow it will affect, and i am not sure you can restore from diff roms.

nandroid backup procedure is same(going in cwm recovery and do backup)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keplenk:
Oh ouch .. that is really a good point. So Nandroid does NOT back up CWM?

If it does not, I guess .. I can only restore from nandroid using only one ROM with the same CWM it used.

:(
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opiujn:
Hi keplenk =)

I backup and/or restore almost every day. I'm not a cwm-r or android expert at all, just talking from my own experiences.

In the beginning, many months ago, when I just had bought my N7000 I flashed/restored/backup/wiped from all kind of kernels and cwm recovery versions, and it happened that I wasn't able to restore my backups. It was kind of very frustrating from time to time to loose a well tweaked and configured rom. But I was lucky I didn't emmc brick. That I realize today.

Then I changed my cwm-r habits. And I would for backups recommend you just enter cwm-r from whatever rom you are using and make a backup (nandroid). It will backup your kernel and cwm-r too.

To restore I would say it's a good idea to flash Abyss4.2, then REBOOT recovery to full wipe and then restore rom. Make sure you really installed Abyss4.2 and REBOOTED recovery before you wipe because else there could be a risk you end up with a nasty emmc hardbrick depending on if you are on a safe kernel or not. Many people would probably say it's not necessary to wipe, and maybe it isn't. But by the time I didn't it happened once in a while that I got problem with restore, not often at all though, but still it happened a few times. Since I started using this method with wipe, restore has worked fine without any problems hundreds of times (yes, I flash/backup/restore a lot xD, haha).

But once again, I'm just speaking from my own experiences nandroid backup/restore... I don't say it's the proper or best way to do it. It works fine for me though.

Happy Flashing =)
[HTC Rezound] xdadevnube:
Has anybody been able to get CIFS working on the Rezound with any particular setup? I tried the OC kernel to no avail.
[Android Software Development] Smasher816:
For those who don't know, my pattern lockscreen modification has been merged into CyanogenMod 10.

This thread is designed to explain this modification so it can be enjoyed on more roms and devices.

I will also consider other lockscreen modification sugestions.

This addition is now in any CM10 based rom built after 09/01/2012 2:22

If you want to read about how or why I created this mod - continue reading post 1

If you want to implement this feature in your rom - skip to post 2

If you want to admire some screenshots - skip to post 3

Basic design process:

I finally learned how to compile android from source, so I figured I might as well start editing the source some.

Looking at my phone's lockscreen I thought, "Wouldn't it be cool if it was 5x5, it should be as easy as changing some 3s to 5s..."

I began with a lot of searches in the framworks/base folder.

I searched for the incorect pattern error message, found the localization file,

searched for the key, found the PatternUnlockScreen

and finally ended up with LockPatternView.java.

Any time I found 3 (or its variations) I replaced it with the variable PATTERN_SIZE.

3->PATTERN_SIZE, 2->PATTERN_SIZE-1, 9->PatternSize^2, etc

This allowed me to change the patterns appearance at compile time; however, it would only store a 3x3 pattern and could not be changed by a user.

These problems had me digging through LockPatternUtils and the android settings implementation.

Eventually I had a simi working setting (required restart) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1267420.

Later, school kept me busy and CM9 came out removing my changes.

With the release of CM10 I decided to recreate the modification from scratch, this time with everything working correctly.
[Android Software Development] Smasher816:
Summary of required changes:

There are two modified projects

frameworks/base - http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/20613/

packages/apps/Settings - http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/20614/

Frameworks:
LockPatternView.java:
Replace '3' and its variations with a private static int 'PATTERN_SIZE' (must be static to be called from static functions). (This is the only modification required for a static sized pattern, everything else is for the settings implementation)
Add functions to get and set 'PATTERN_SIZE' (changing size requires recreating a few variables).
Update 'Cell' class to alow size changes (recreate and initialize 'sCells' to the new size).
Recreate '// Check for gaps in existing pattern' to support any size patterns and gaps. (This was a challenge to create my own optimized method to achieve this, if you have any improvements please let me know)
LockPatternUtils.java:
Replace '3' with a static int 'PATTERN_SIZE'
Add functions to get, set, and update 'PATTERN_SIZE'
Add get and set Integer functions to interface with the android settings
ILockSettings.aidl:
Add protypes for the get and set Integer functions
LockSettingsService.java:
Add functions to read and write Integers to the settings database
Settings.java:
Add keys for 'LOCK_PATTERN_SIZE' to the settings database
PatternUnlockScreen.java:
Read lockPatternSize from the utils and change the view's size to reflect it
Update the utils PATTERN_SIZE before checking a pattern

Settings:
AndroidManifest.xml:
Add activity to choose the pattern size
strings.xml:
Add entries for the various sizes. (These could be localized; add more keys if you want to expand the size past 6x6)
security_settings_pattern_size.xml: (New File)
Add buttons for the various sizes (Can add more buttons for more sizes)
ConfirmLockPatternSize:
Make mLockPatternView's size respect the saved size
ChooseLockGeneric.java:
Go strait to 'ChooseLockPatternSize.class'. It will forward to the tutorial or pattern choosing activities.
ChooseLockPatternSize.java: (New File)
Inflate the menu with new xml file
Check which button was clicked. (This is what actually determines the 'PATTERN_SIZE' that will later be saved)
Forward 'PATTERN_SIZE' in the intent to the next activity.
ChooseLockPatternTutorial.java:
Set the tutorial's mPatternView size to the one passed in the intent.
Forward 'PATTERN_SIZE' to the next activity.
ChooseLockPattern.java:
Set mLockPatternView's size to the one passed in the intent (Don't save it until they have actually confirmed a pattern of the new size)
Save the new PATTERN_SIZE with LockPatternUtils

All of the required code is contained in the two gerrit commits above.

Simply obtain the source for your rom and make the changes as needed.

Feel free to improve the source, add more sizes (fyi, 10x10 is almost unusable), or anything else (however, it would be nice to give me some credit if you use this code).

Post if you have any questions, I am also up for suggestions.
[Android Software Development] Smasher816:
Screenshots: http://androtransfer.com/development/smasher816/media

See attached photos (larger inline photos coming soon)
[Android Software Development] BillGoss:
I saw this in the latest CM10 release for the Nexus 7. Loved it and am now hoping other CM10 derived ROMs will also implement this!

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Android Software Development] lokeshsaini94:
Only for jb???
[Android Software Development] nonsleepr:
Pattern unlock coordinates in log

Hi, I just found out, that coordinates of unlock pattern are printed out to logcat.

Like that:

V/SMASHER816( 1656): (0, 0)
V/SMASHER816( 1656): (1, 0)
V/SMASHER816( 1656): (2, 0)
V/SMASHER816( 1656): (3, 0)
V/SMASHER816( 1656): (3, 1)
V/SMASHER816( 1656): (3, 2)
V/SMASHER816( 1656): (3, 3)

I think, it is not secure, so, it's better to remove logging of this stuff.
[Android Software Development] natediddy1120:
Looks like the line that was logging this has been removed in cm10. Not sure what the OP's logic was on adding this in the first place?
[Android Software Development] ccbeam:
Flashable zip possible?

I love this, but not every dev incorporates it.

Is it possible to make this code change into a flashable zip with 3, 4, or 5 as the options?

TIA
[Android Software Development] FelixCited:
Sorry if this has been already answered but I'd also like to know the outcome. A flashable zip would be perfect.

Seems like a great way to add more security. I have searched for this and cant find any other usable info on how to do it without compiling it into a rom which I have no idea about
[Android Software Development] 3ncrypt3d:
Great Idea

I wonder now why something so simple yet effective in means of improving the pattern locks level of security wouldnt have occurred to google in the first place. I suppose they figure the average end user lacks the memory recall to move beyond a max 3x3 grid pattern.Idk but I love it and am looking forward to incorporating into my own TW ROM.
[Android Software Development] fstorm:
This would like be perfect as an Xposed module ;)

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9505 avec Tapatalk 4
[Android Software Development] zgroten:
+1 as an xposed module! I have been trying to find a way to do this since switching to the Moto X. Also, will this work on 4.4?
[Android Software Development] conquesoextra:
+1 !

Enviado desde mi Nexus 4 mediante Tapatalk
[Android Software Development] SayDfuse:
Is a kitkat compatible mod in the works? I'm crossing my fingers hoping it is
[Android Software Development] conquesoextra:
I really want this in dummie mode.. At flashable zip! :(

Enviado desde mi Nexus 4 mediante Tapatalk
[Desire Themes and Apps] gav83collins:
Dual Booting For Our 3vo

​

But also compatible with htc desire, htc desire hd, HTC desire s, HTC supersonic 4g, HTC incredible 1, HTC incredible 2, HTC incredible s, HTC inspire 4g, HTC vision, HTC thunderbolt, HTC sensation, Motorola Droid 1, Motorola droid 2, motorola droid 2 global, Motorola droid x, nexus one, mytouch 4g, Samsung galaxy nexus

If you have a device above and want help please pm the link to your thread

AS MENTIONED ON DRIPPLER​

< < < ROM 1ROM 2 > > > ​

VIDEO IN POST 2

​

First things first

S-off and Root required.

At the moment, Aroma scripted Roms are not yet compatible on slot 2, unless restoring from a Nand backup, which is pre configured

IF YOU WANT FULL DUAL BOOTING ENSURE SECOND ROM IS "GAPPS INSTALLED" AND WITH WORKING INTERNET {DATA/WIFI}

1. ensure your happy with the current state of your main/daily rom

2. NAND - back it up

3. download, install and configure either the free https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.drx2.bootmanager.lite&feature=search_result boot manager lite app

or https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.drx2.bootmanager&feature=search_result the pro version

4. NAND - back it up (not necessary, but advised)

5. download your secondary rom zip

6. open your downloaded bootloader app and slide accross to slot 1

7. install your chosen rom (do not wipe anything on first install)

DO NOT BOOT SECONDARY ROM

8. NAND - back it up, again (if your low on sd space, delete your earliest nand, and then next etc etc)

9. open boot manager when booted, and slide to slot 1, and boot rom

10. "Ta da". your now dual booting,

If you find that your phone can't create boot.IMG , navigate to the root of your sd, find the boot.IMG file, delete it, then restart bootmanager , and it should create it without problems

if you ever run into problems, pull the battery, boot to hboot, select recovery, and flash the update.zip inside the phoneRom directory. It writes your backed up boot image. thanks too $MyName for making this common knowledge

PLEASE READ, ALL INFO HERE

http://init2winitapps.com/stories/BMManual.html

IF YOU FIND YOU CANT SWITCH BETWEEN ROMS, ITS BECAUSE YOUR NOT SIGNED INTO GOOGLE , AND OR YOU DONT HAVE A DATA/WIFI CONNECTION,

BUT DONT WORRY, WE MADE BACK UPS, IF YOU WANT TO GO TO YOUR FIRST ROM AGAIN, JUST RESTORE YOUR NAND

Thanks to Pauly_k , for bringing the app to my attention
[Desire Themes and Apps] DenyDarko:
Interesting!
[Desire Themes and Apps] myponty57:
Yes, interesting.

Rod ......compulsary post 2..........
[Desire Themes and Apps] panpjp:
Soft bricked my Desire :mad:
[Desire Themes and Apps] yeahman45:
works for certain rom and not for other... :( but i like the concept very much and for some roms it works really well!!
[Desire Themes and Apps] torrice:
*1