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[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pre4speed:
I have tried numerous jb roms based off cm10 and every time I try to apply themes thru the supposed built in theme engine, I get the "this theme was not compiled properly" so I do the whole process of apply system, reboot, apply theme (which then again gives the error) and reboot again anyway and still nothing. I've tried alien Droid, the sgt7 and Hellfire roms so far but none of them allow me to theme. Any ideas?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sfd0124:
I'm in the same boat
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soupmagnet:
Are you installing KF specific themes, like this one? I know a lot of the themes out there are made for the phone UI, but I'm not sure how they would be affected using JB in phone UI. I'm pretty sure it has a lot to do with the LCD density, though.

Back when the theme switcher was first introduced, I believe the way around that was to change the LCD density to a phone's LCD density, apply the theme and change it back.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pre4speed:
I hadn't thought of that. I've always just used a theme this way. Ill give that a try.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thea mohamed-toorn:
You need to chance the DPI from 160 to 140

here is a zip file(page 96 on twa_priv cm10 rom) you can flash before you add the theme it chance the DPi to 140

after add the theme you flash the same zipfile again an it chance the DPi to 160

read this you can find it in the cm10 rom of twa_priv on page 96.

i used it with the theme gobalt from the playstore an it workt perfect.

I finally got the DPI to change. To make it easier for anyone else that wants to install a theme i modified the Toggle zip that twa_priv made so that it will toggle DPI from 160 to 140 and back. so just flash in recovery and then install the theme you want then flash it again to restore it back

Attached Files

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[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pre4speed:
How do I download?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soupmagnet:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29965240&postcount=952
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pre4speed:
Worked a charm! Thank you soooo much.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Riyatchi:
Hi

Well the title is very self explanatory.... Every time I try to connect to a hangout from any custom rom the video fails and the app force closes other video call services are working....
[Samsung Infuse 4G] juggalo4life760:
hello i need to know if anyone knows why when i try to flash a rom (Any) that when it boots up my infuse does not have any signal or anything but i tried with a few roms but i want the new MIUI 2.9.7 and it wont let me becuz i got no signal or anything...stock 2.2 and 2.3 are the only ones that work....someone please help me...i do not like stock
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Ryo Misaki:
No signal at all? Can't make calls, can't send SMS?

Is your IMEI (/efs) in tact?

Are your APN settings correct?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] k-semler:
What I did, (follow directions, I'm not your mommy holding your hand):

1. [ROM] [2.3.6] Heimdall One-click Back-To-Stock UCLB3

2. [ROM][JellyBean][4.1.1]Unofficial CM10 - Updated CM10 9/14 Butter - MTD - OC Kernel

FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS TO A "T". REMOVE YOUR SD CARD BEFORE FLASHING!!!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] csandman1977:
Um. Every thread I've read about going to jelly bean said to make sure you go to ICS first. I try to follow most of the jb threads and it seems that a lot of the problems people are posting about is because they tried to skip a step.

Start at gingerbread.

Go to ICS.

Back up your efs.

Pull your SD card.

Flash jelly bean.

Make sure to do all your wipes.

It takes a few extra minutes but in my opinion is worth it to avoid the headache of having to do it all again.

Just my opinion.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] juggalo4life760:
nope nothing at all...then when i try to send a text it says it will send when service is available
[Samsung Infuse 4G] juggalo4life760:
ok i will try this....should i do as the other guy said and flash ics first?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] psal217050:
GB to ICS to JB. Don't skip the steps.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ApexPredatorBoids:
For future reference, you don't have to install a full ICS ROM before flashing JB. Assuming you're using Heimdall:

1) Heimdall back to stock

http://d-h.st/IVm

2)Flash a one-click GB kernel/CWM recovery (with Heimdall)

http://d-h.st/6KA

3)Flash this,one-click ICS kernel/CWM, which will eliminate the need to flash a full ICS ROM. (with Heimdall)

http://d-h.st/fy6

4)Boot into CWM, flash the JB ROM .zip of your choice, closely following the given instructions.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] k-semler:
I was able to skip ICS completely by having the GB bootloader installed, (which happens when you do the one-click-back-to-stock), then installing JB.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Truckerglenn:
*#*#4636#*#*

Make sure that your Radio is turned on.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] andros11:
GB bootloaders only take care of rainbow recovery on ICS on JB. You shouldn't be able to make that direct jump from GB to JB.

And also, bootloaders are only installed if you tick the box "flash bootloaders" before hitting flash.

Sent from my sweet & buttery Infuse
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dr_Nacho:
Follow this link and look at the instructions on the first page.

Worked wonders for me in the past and even increased speeds in areas a little:D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1791526
[Samsung Infuse 4G] juggalo4life760:
i finally got it...that was the reason i was skipping ics....thanks alot you guys :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] k-semler:
That is correct that it only takes care of the rainbow problem, but following the directions for CM10, I did not need to go through the GB ->ICS ->JB leaps. I went directly from GB ->JB. If you think about it, doing it that way would be about as stupid as requiring somebody running Windows XP that wanted to run Windows 7 to first upgrade to Vista, and then Windows 7. You don't need to install Vista if you want to upgrade to Windows 7, and you don't need to upgrade to ICS so you can upgrade to JB.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] rev3la7ion:
This is a modem issue flashing from GB to ICS. Heimdall one click software that flashes to ICS from GB generally flashes the modem fixing that issue. After that you're still going to have issues sending text messages if you don't update your SMSC number.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Sparksys:
CM10 FXP kernel is BAAAAAAAAAAAAD FOOOOOOOOOOOOR GAMINGGGGGGGGGGGGG , so is there any other kernel that is compitable with CM10 , if yes what is it ?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] SarthakSL:
Wait for Mod

MOstly, after every CM version that is released...there are people who port Rage Kernel for CM...so your best bet is to wait for sm1 to develop it or else switch to a stable rom like CM9...

:)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Sparksys:
I also tried CM9 , its the same , slow for gaming .
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] blackstallion1234:
I don't think we should expect every game that works smooth on ginger bread WILL be as smooth on ICS for our devices.

That said, does overclocking help any game( albeit the reduced battery life) ??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sathish2012:
[Q]: Terrible battery life after Jelly bean update (both in Nexus S & Galaxy Nexus)

I have both "Galaxy Nexus" & "Nexus S" running on Android 4.1.1 Jelly bean. Jelly bean is really lot better than any of the android versions I have used; and its very responsive. But the problem is with battery life.

The battery life on both of these devices are terrible after I got the 4.1.1 update. The "Android OS" consumes most of the juice. Checkout the attached screenshots. It keeps the device awake for several hours though I switched off the data & Wi-Fi. I'm not sure whether Google aware of this issue!

What makes the "Android OS" keep awake?

The similar problem was there when Google rolled out the ICS update for Nexus S. Later they fixed it with 4.0.4 update. I hope they can fix it with a minor update!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
The thing I do before jumping android versions I.e ics to jB is factory reset before updating. But since your already updated, Download BetterBatterryStats and post the wake locks it shows.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sathish2012:
This is a paid app. I would prefer a free version. Is there any free app available? (similar to BBS)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deeren:
Here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
[TouchPad General] cocochannel:
I have a touchpad 32gb and have CM9 on it with nightly build. ANdroid on it is not smooth at all and i could care less about webos. I am not seing any new update on this device, do you guys think, it'd be a good idea to sell it and buy a nexus 7 instead?
[TouchPad General] chicle_11:
Here's my answer to the same question, on another thread : Personally, I wouldn't, but that's me.

If that's what you want, go for it.

I like the ability to change from webos to android, but then I really like webOS."

Since you don't like webOS, and aren't satisfied with the android experience on the TP, then I would say 'go for it'.

My android runs well, and I find webos an excellent os, it just lacks the apps android has.
[TouchPad General] mckeowngoo:
What are the benefits of moving from a CM9 device with a working flash browser and large internal storage to a 8 or 16 gig Nexus 7.

For me there is no killer app or feature that justifies the need to move. Having tried JB I'm really not that fussed.

Yes, development has slowed but CM9 is more than adequate on the Touchpad. I would wait for the next Android OS upgrade and the next nice bit of kit to be released.
[TouchPad General] mkosem:
The quad core processor on the n7 goes a long way, as does the "built for android" aspect. Them there's jelly bean, and the higher resolution display.. The list goes on and on. I'm considering doing the same thing. My One X has a tegra 3 chip like the nexus 7 and provides a much better android experience.

--Matt
[TouchPad General] x000x:
personally i cant stand a smaller screen. the one on the touchpad is as small as i could tolerate. if you do a lot of traveling the 32gb could come in useful if you want to store larger files/more files etc.
[TouchPad General] cocochannel:
To be honest storage is THE ONLY reason that has kept me from doing that yet. If google had a 299 for 32gb id be gone already. DOnt know why they dont even have that already
[TouchPad General] mkosem:
You guys crack me up, talking like storage space and screen size are the only factors in choosing a tablet. Our touchpad only gets used for web/forum browsing, etc. when our livingroom laptop is in use, so I couldn't care less how much it has. We've got phones, computers, media center, etc. for media...don't you? What the heck are you storing on that thing that needs so much space?

--Matt
[TouchPad General] cocochannel:
Movies, TV shows. I dont watch those on my phone, hence having a tablet
[TouchPad General] sstar:
+1 and its a handy bedside TV , news reader and all round entertainment center. Its also great to take on holiday as it not as bulky as even my smallest laptop.
[TouchPad General] Grompy:
I use plex to stream my movies to my touch pad so I hardly use any space whatsoever on my touch pad. Though for whatever reason the speaker in my touch pad recently just crapped out on it. It crackles really bad.
[TouchPad General] hayabusa1300cc:
To OP, hell yes.
[TouchPad General] FC1032:
It comes down to personal preference!

I came from a og galaxy tab. I was really glad about the larger screen. I also have the 32 GB version.

Sure its only got cm9, I would like a more functional jelly bean ROM, but as it stands there isn't anything wrong with it.

Tbh, I think the touchpad holds up well even against the honeycomb tablets. And from that respect, the nexus 7 is only a "one gen" ahead of the touchpad.

I won't give up mine, mostly cause I love the touchstone charger, and its not like the touchpad was a bad deal to start with. I would however change to a nexus 10 if that ever gets made.
[TouchPad General] hayabusa1300cc:
Unstable Wi-Fi is a headache. Otherwise the touch pad is a very capable android tablet.

Sent front my SGS3 Epic 4GLTE Touch
[TouchPad General] feydakin:
Depends on what you are doing with the touchpad.

If you need a tablet with a long battery life -> change to the Nexus 7

If you need a small, light weight tablet -> change

If you want play the newest games with bombastic graphic -> change

If you want to be up-to-date with your Android Version, even if you dont know what the difference to the previous version is :) -> change

If you want to make Skype Calls with a working camera -> change

Maybe 1-2 more Points.

If you are using your TouchPad just at home to surf the web, read mails and check the weather, like I do, than stay with the TouchPad. Even if the development died finally, CM9 like we have it now, and the hardware of the Touchpad, will be more than enough for the next 1-3 years.

The only thing that could force me to change would be a Nexus 7 7" or 10" with 3G for less than 300€.
[TouchPad General] cqloveqc:
i don't think there is still a lot of people want a used touchpad, considering that a new 32 gb playbook is 100 dollars now
[TouchPad General] starbuckk:
You might hold off shortly to see what happens with Openmobile. If it comes out this month as expected the best of both worlds will come together.
[TouchPad General] T-Keith:
Just got the nexus 7 this weekend and loving it. It is definitely feeling small right now, but I'm getting used to it. The speed is awesome, even blows my gnex out of the water. App compatibility was my major reason to switch. The touch pad is still a nice product, my wife still uses webos on hers. But for an android junky, the 7 is the way to go.
[TouchPad General] PiracyX:
Simple answer.... YES!
[TouchPad General] agill17:
Try updating to the newest nightly great smooth and stable rom
[TouchPad General] lhkjohn:
I have both and I'm not really sure which one i prefer yet. I find myself grabbing the GNEX more than anything. I'm trying to get another N7 for my wife though, so we could be an All-Nexus household since she has a GNEX as well. For that silly reason alone I might sell the TP

Tapatalkin' from my Eclipsed jelly bean GNEX
[TouchPad General] quarlow:
For me its the size. I like the 10" screen. I also really like the TouchStone. My kids take over the TouchPad during the day while I am at work. I don't have to worry about them pulling on the cord, and at the price I don't have to worry about them breaking it. 10 months and going strong. I use the HP case and a bungee cord to let them watch in the car (red neck entertainment system extrordinaire). I thought CM9 was daily driver stable since Alpha 0.5, so the Android experience is great to me on the nightlies.

If my TP was broken I would replace it with another TP. But, if I were to get a second tablet, I am more interested in the Kindle Fire HD (7" version) than the Nexus 7. I don't know if CM9/10 are working on there yet, and that would factor in my decision, but right now I am content with my 16GB TP.

I would like an iPad, but after what Apple has done recently in the courtroom I wouldn't pay Apple if they had their own fire sale.

Just my $0.02

Sent from my HTC One X
[TouchPad General] hummer010:
My Touchpad is my new tablet. I thought about going with a nexus 7, but in the end I just didn't like the 7" screen. My coworker has the 7, and now that I have my touchpad, I really don't like the 7" screen. There just doesn't seem to be enough size difference between my phone and a 7" screen.

The touchpad was cheaper than the nexus 7 as well. And has inductive charging available.

The nexus 7 will have more/easier development.
[TouchPad General] bdesja1:
yes

If you have 200 bucks burning a hole in your pocket, why not?
[TouchPad General] Beanchimp:
I have this issue now too

Technology has moved on, dev has died off, Tablets are in abundance now and all very competetively priced

I have 2 x Touchpads, my son has one and I have the other, I havent used mine in 3 months or so, or rather since I swapped my old Galaxy i9000 for a Motorola Xoom tablet and that now runs Jellybean

My Son (4 years old) still uses his on WebOS but he doesnt use it too much now as he is getting bored of the apps and games as there are no new ones, and more recently spends as much time going on the laptop or my Motorola Xoom

A quandry, for sure :)
[TouchPad General] BigBadWolf84:
Thats funny as my wife has a Xoom and usually takes my Touchpad away when I'm using it. I hardly boot to Android. Last weekend we sat huddled together in bed playing Serpent Of Isis on the Touchpad. I had to promise not to go any farther in the game without her.

Paid alot more for the Xoom.
[TouchPad General] hummer010:
There is still active development. It's all a matter of your point of view.

My first Android tab was a no-name Chinese tablet. I owned it for a year, and there were a total of two ROMs released. The original gingerbread rom, and a horrible honeycomb-like launcher on gingerbread ROM. There was no other development at all.

Frankly, I hate the "new rom every other day" thing. I'd rather releases were more significant than frequent.

Also, from my point of view, the difference between ICS and JB is small enough that I probably don't care if JB is ever fully functional on the TP.
[TouchPad General] FC1032:
There's been some activity in the dev section. They have a semi functional camera now.

Vast improvement to none. :p
[TouchPad General] gwmadrigal:
Whoever made the stupid decision of the fire sale last year , must be regretting now. All HP had to do was to port their tablets to Android OS. No. I don't recommend selling a touchpad for less than $300. If you want the full jelly bean experience, put it to work on a phone. HP touchpad running ics are far superior than other tablets of the same screen size selling higher than that.
[TouchPad General] Beanchimp:
Sorry I meant dev in apps not roms and I mean WebOS Apps / Games development

The HP catalog / magazine hasnt been updated in over 12 months (I know they abandoned it) and there is hardly anything new in there too

I still see them for sale on occasion for 170-190 pounds sterling which is quite un reasonable now for a 2nd hand device when brand new is cheaper
[TouchPad General] soondolee:
Why still using webos?

U get the tons of app if u put ics in touchpad.

I am wondering why peeps using webos.
[TouchPad General] Beanchimp:
I have a Motorola Xoom now too as per my previous request

Why should people put ICS on the touchpad ? or why should someone buy a touchpad to put ICS on it, technology has moved on and prices have come down, android tablets are cheaper brand new than 2nd hand touchpads

I have 2 touchpads which I have no plans to sell, and a motorala xoom which has JB official on it. I like them both
[TouchPad General] starbuckk:
If "tons of apps" were the motivator you should be using an iPad.

I have ICS on my Touchpad but rarely use it. Webos may be a little low on apps but if it has what the user needs it is still valuable.

It has what I need and in my view webos has a superior interface to Android.

Sadly I did have to move to an Andriod phone because of lack of hardware AND apps.
[TouchPad General] ranjib:
I like my TP very much and feel no need to sell it. It serves perfect to my needs.

In German forums there is a rumor, that many TP's are dying now (after two years) by bad batteries, displays, faulty memory chips, general manufacturing errors...

Does anyone agree that opinion?
[TouchPad General] khoikn:
Well you're in luck, according to some rumors (apparently when someone ordered a 16GB Nexus 7 Google accidently sent them a 32 GB)

the Nexus 7 might be getting additional storage options.

EDIT: Here's the YouTube video from PocketNow Daily, it's not certain, but it could be potentially released in the near future.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9Z2cOGHC8Q&feature=g-u-u

Quite honestly, I love my TP to death, but the more portable 7 inch of the Nexus 7 is looking very promising for me at least.

Looking at what the going price is for TP's on CL (in my area) 32 GB seems to be selling for around 200-250. Which is pretty good.
[TouchPad General] starbuckk:
There hasnt been any chatter about that over at WebOS Nation. If that were true Im sure it would be all over the board.
[TouchPad General] ranjib:
The Android thing is perfect on my touchpad. The "more portable" thing is for me (musician) a iPad mini....

Correct me if I'm wrong...;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shawnaye:
Guys I'm looking to bring my phone to Samsung to ask them to change some faulty components for me.

I've unlocked and rooted my phone.

So I saw that by locking my Gnex again. All my internal storage will be lost? Does that me all my titanium backups as well as my Cwm backups?

How do you guys deal with this?

Previously on my gs2. I just had to backup to my external sd card.

Anyone have any ideas?

Much appreciated :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drakkula4:
Last time I unrooted an factory reset I just copyed all clockwork backups to one folder on SD card(virtual) as we don't have a external one. And then just copyed it all over to my laptop. Once ready just re-root phone copy/paste all files back and ur golden..

at least that worked for me.

Heaven tried on titanium files tho

Cheers
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
You're gonna want to take all of your personal data off before you factory reset and set it all back to stock anyways.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shawnaye:
Takes ages to transfer backups over doesn't it. So long that it crashes. What do you mean by virtual drive?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
The Galaxy Nexus doesn't have a physical SDcard. It has a "virtual" spot that acts like an SDcard. Your files are stored there, that's where you need to take your stuff from and put on your computer. If USB transfer isn't working. Put it on WiFi & stuff them all on Dropbox or use an FTP app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shawnaye:
My main concern is the pad lock on the boot screen. Is there anyway to remain on my flashed rom and remove the unlocked sign? Cause i just wanna do some over the counter exchange.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drakkula4:
Don't think so.

The lock signifies u unlocked the boot loader(90%) sure bout that.

And u cant stay on a custom ROM with it locked. Unless someone found a way around it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shawnaye:
Someone has to find a way! My god it's quite trouble some to move them big files.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drakkula4:
Also. If u think that the store won't be able to the the diff between u being unlocked or not. U can get "logo me" from market and change the unlocked pad lock to a pic if a locked one. So phone is still rooted unlocked but looks stock in boot process
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shawnaye:
Hmm.. I'm actually just trying to swap my battery for a new one. That should work eh?? Haha. There aren't really any other differences.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shawnaye:
Oh damn its 3 bucks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyhook:
There's an app called BootUnlocker that let's you lock and unlock your phone within android without losing root.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slayr76:
You don't have to take it to Samsung you could always take it to a 3rd party phone repairer that deals with Samsung phones an doesn't care if its rooted.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drakkula4:
Yea, its a bit pricy but worth it IMO. I paid for it and love the customization.

If u have a bit of time on or hands, u can try looking thru or system.apk file. I think its also in there but I'm not 100% on that.

Use root explorer or any other explorer and go to system/app/ and pull or system apk. Put it on or PC or laptop.

Open it with 7zip (right click , open archive. DO NOT EXTRACT) then go to red/drawable. And in the xhdpi folder look thru the pics. I believe one of them is the boot logo lock.

I'd give u exact paths and file names but I dont have my laptop on me right now.

Hope this helps

---------- Post added at 04:07 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:03 AM ----------

Ty. Did not know that. Its on market?:beer:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shawnaye:
Holy **** dude. That's the best ever. That should be on the toolkit guide!