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[Nexus 4 Android Development] joshndroid:
The first releases were independent as I could only make each line of code for the ring tones, alarms, notifications and system apps when I went through the rom. Then I released and started work on the next rom and so forth. Once I had finished each rom individually I then taught myself how to code for aroma. Then added each rom and had to rewrite a lot of the earlier scripts to be compatible with aroma then I took the same approach made an aroma zip for each rom then had to work out a way to merge all 3. I then managed to do that and that was my main goal to have a zip that is easy to understand, not just a script that wipes everything but gives you choice and I now have the ability to add features that will apply to all 3 rom so far without needing to worry about compiling each zip individually. Hope this explains it
[Nexus 4 Android Development] munchy_cool:
Gotcha ....

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[Nexus 4 Android Development] joshndroid:
alright im starting to lose ideas.... anyone who has tried the mod had any problems? or have any suggestions for things they would like to do easily via the recovery?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] male6363@hotmail.com:
Sorry if i am in the wrong thread...

Is there anybody know this? Or is there anybody know where to ask this question?

in .zip file (for CWM) there is an updater-script file...

I want to delete some files but i dont want to write the exact names of the files... Is there any way to delete some thing like x*.* or t*.apk or talk*.* etc...

for example if i want to delete all the files which starts with "a" letter... How can i do this?

I know

delete("...");

delete_recursive("...");

commands... But i couldn't find out if there is any way to do this?

Thank you for your answers...
[Nexus 4 Android Development] joshndroid:
You cant delete stuff using wildcards as far as i know.. That would have made my mod a thousand times easier to write up lol
[Nexus 4 Android Development] evostevo1:
This looks really cool! Thanks a lot !
[Nexus 4 Android Development] male6363@hotmail.com:
Why? and What is the reason?

CMW is not working on linux kernel? And linux kernel can easyly do this kind of basic file stuf :(
[Nexus 4 Android Development] joshndroid:
An updater script only has a specific set of instructions that can be run.. see here http://www.freeyourandroid.com/guide/introdution_to_edify

This then is also determined by the update binary (the other file in the same location as the updater-script) - for better set of instructions you should extract one of them from a rom that is made for our nexus

In theory if you set it up you may be able to set something with the ifelse command in an updater-script OR if your good with other types of code you may get what you require using an external .sh to which the updater-script only "runs" which may allow for what you want to do. however i feel personally that it will take a fair while setting up a lot of parameters, etc becasue you will need to make sure you not deleting the wrong apk or file. If you stick to the fundamentals of an updater-script you can easily achieve what you want all you need to know is the name of the apk etc.. and with base roms these apk names will not change so it shouldn't be too much of an issue

Then if you work with AROMA there is a different set of instructions for how stuff needs to be setup for the aroma side, then the updater script needs to be a bit more modified from just a stock updater-script to run from how the aroma code makes output prop files, etc

Thats about the best i got.. other than that you will have to research these other possibilities up or make them up yourself and test until they work.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] iShadows:
Hello!, I am new on this kind of stuff, but basically my question how do I know if the bootloader is unlock or locked? I type the code in the dialer and I take this screenshot? What does it means? Bootloader unlocked allowed: Yes

Thanks!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] LoneWanderer:
if it says bootloader unlocked allowed:yes..it means that u can unlock the bootloader...not that its already unlocked or anythin..and if u havnt messed with your phone..then u're bootloader is probly locked..
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] iShadows:
So there is not way to know if it really locked or unlocked :/
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] AmbiguousNuminus:
Just read this guide to know more http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1409269

Thumb Up if i have helped you in any way
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] motorazrv3:
Try flashing a custom kernel. When you succeed your bootloader is unlocked otherwise it isnt.

I unlocked my bootloader via testpoint and service menu still says that it is unlockable although it still is.

When you unlock via Sony method you status will change to bootloader unlocked: yes

Send from my Neo V via Jelly Sandwich 7.4 and night elf 1.5 using Tapatalk 2
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] pravinb89:
Wont it result in bootloops or something?

Hi,

Flashing a kernel of different ROM on a phone that is still BL locked will result in Bootloops i guess :silly: !!

Your thoughts?

NEO V | PAC MAN 18

Hit Thanks if my words lightened you hair
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] motorazrv3:
No. Trying to flash a custom kernel on a locked bootloader won't work. The flashtool you are using will give you an error message. Nothing will be flashed and the phone should still be fine.

If on gb then of course flash an gb kernel. Ics and jb the same.

Send from my Neo V via Jelly Sandwich 7.4 and night elf 1.5 using Tapatalk 2
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] mmckoyuki:
You can't enter into fastboot mode when you are in locked bootloader..in fastboot mode the notification led will be blue color.. to enter into fastboot mode when you are on unlocked bootloader just switch off the phone.. then press the menu button while connecting usb cable with pc to the phone..
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] darkharbinger81:
Yes you can enter fast boot mode on a locked boot loader as I was able to enter it before I unlocked my boot loader
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] grizzlyspid86:
- out of topic -

Can anyone tell where i can get the latest relockbootloader.ftf for xperia neo? I want to relock my phone, using .587 ICS firmware.

Just to make the Bravia Engine to be working again. :D
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Phillip Wu:
1.You must have flashtool installed !

2.Download this kernel http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/61382627/file.html

3.Once download done ! Copy that ftf to Flashtool/firmwares

4.Open flashtool and select the lightning icon and select flashmode and then select Xperia Relock BL and hit enter

5.Now turn off your device and hold back key and connect it to your PC

6.Wait till finish

7.Done

Plz thanks me
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] TimeAndroid:
Hi everyone,

I recently updated cyanogenmod10 to 10.1 only to find out that my 5x5 pattern was changed to 3x3! I cannot un-lock my phone not matter what pattern I try. No, the "forgot password" method does not work, I got it wrong 25 times and still not "forgot password?" button. Please help! I have NO backups for some reason. I did but then they were deleted... :confused: :(
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] HaruSoul:
Probably going to have to wipe.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] TimeAndroid:
How can I prevent this problem in the future?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] RPelham:
It was stated on the official thread that this is a known issue of 10.1. Unfortunately it wasn't detailed in the CM OTA Update. You will have to wipe to restore access to your phone, from what I've read so far. In order to prevent this issue in the future, you will need to remove your pattern lock before updating.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] TimeAndroid:
How do you wipe restore access? Do I use clockwork recovery to do that?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] RPelham:
You can try this method if you'd like to regain access without data loss, but it costs 4.20 USD and I not a 100% guarantee for all devices. Follow the directions in the description of the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.thomascannon.screenlockbypass.pro&hl=en

OR if you don't mind the data loss, boot I to recovery mode (CWM/TWRP/Stock) and select Factory Reset. This will wipe your data and present you with the appearance of a brand new phone when you reboot.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] xaznxplaya:
Hi guys, I've just ran into the same issue. About the Screen Lock Bypass is there a way I can install it without having to choose my device because it doesn't work.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mharmon:
Just a thought - I'm using 01062013 CM10.1 and it appears to support up to 6x6 on the lock screen.

Can you copy that build to your external SD card, boot into recovery mode and flash it?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TmobileDash12:
My screen does not turn on. I can turn the phone on though, and I know it's on because I can use screencast via Droid Explorer.

Is there a way to go back to stock before I turn it in for a device exchange?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] KillaHurtz:
Pull the battery and reinsert it. Hold (home)+(vol-)+(pwr), this will get you into download mode, from here you can flash one of the stock ROM ODIN. Unfortunately you will still have a tripped flash counter, but with a non functioning screen it wont matter.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] seeking:
did you try to change your boot animation by any chance?

whenever i try to change my boot animation my screen will not power on and I'm forced to do a recovery
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TmobileDash12:
No, I did not try to flash a bootanimation.

It boots, I can see it on my laptop via screencast.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] JaguarXT:
What happens when you pull the battery, reinsert the battery, hold down (home)+(volume down)+(power) buttons, then when you see "Warning!!" release all buttons and press (volume up) button? Can you see anything on that screen at this point?

You should see the "Download Mode" screen. That is where Odin or Kies can download into and flash your device.

If you can't see anything from that point then this is a hardware problem and not a firmware issue.

Did you drop, get wet, sit on it, something dropped on it, got ran over it, give this to a young child that could of damaged it, etc...? Those may cause the hardware problem. At that point the device will need to be repaired or replaced.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TmobileDash12:
It is a hardware issue, which is why I want to return it to stock before sending it in.

The screen is completely dead. It boots into recovery, download mode, and normal boot.

I did not drop it or get it wet, which is weird.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] tazbo28:
I would be glad to entertain the idea of putting this up on kickstarter if there is enough interest. Would require a hefty amount of research and dev however.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] awrnsmn:
Keyboard cover, that would be cool as hell!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] UpsideDownAce:
I suppose this could work with bluetooth. Typing on something that small would not be enjoyable. It would be neat though
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Coderedpl:
My idea for that would be to integrate a sleek kickstand on the back of the case.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] tazbo28:
Currently I would say that the back plate would have to integrate some sort of kickstand. I think this wouldnt be too hard to do. Also, if you lay your Note 2 across your keyboard to see just how many keys would fit on this, you would notice that it isnt too far off from a cramped up netbook-style keyboard. I think it would be usable for most people.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] WillEat4F00d:
I want a cover that has a cutout for the back camera so it wouldn't be awkward to take a picture.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] tazbo28:
I would just let the cover hang down when taking a pic. Honestly I think that the huge hole in the cover would defeat the purpose of having the keyboard there in the first place. It just wouldnt work. And that hole would look straight up stupid when the cover would be closed. Idk .
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] ctruong17:
I would be down to support, looks sick!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] kodochax:
That is a great idea! I would buy that :D
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Brad.S.:
Love XDA. Fresh ideas every day.

I like it!

there are some bluetooth keyboards that you could hack up to make a mockup..

Honest questions: does MS have a pending patent for this design? If so, would it affect the development?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 1999TL:
I'd support that, but depending on how long development would be. Lots of Kickstarter projects take forever to start shipping. I might be on the Note 3 by then...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] one80oneday:
I'd prefer a slide out KB case. How much would this cost? If it's like $100 no thanks
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] barry99705:
That's why I took my flip cover back after a day. Too awkward to take photos, and it got in the way of my car dock.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] djben75:
I'd support / buy that!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Dmwitz:
Great idea. Great mock-up. Spread ther word :D

I'd buy it although I haven't used a "querty" for over 2 years.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] livingaboard:
I would probably look really close at buying it if it were on the shelf right now. I think it is a terrible idea from a financial perspective. You have to look at how many of these phones are out there and what percent of people would buy. Like the other poster stated, we will be on a newer generation phone by the time this comes out.

You are also screwing yourself because all this money and time goes into one particular item for only one model of phone. Don't waste your time or money. Try to find something universal that many different phone owners can use.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mitchellvii:
THE problems with this.

1) The vast majority of users are perfectly happy typing on their screen.

2) Obviously, since it is so small, the idea of "touch" typing is out. It will still be hunt and peck.

3) If this is laying flat on your desk as you type, what is to keep it from sliding all over the place every time you hit the keypad? The Note II doesn't weigh enough to keep it in place.

4) Flip cases are already expensive. One with a kickstand and keyboard will be prohibitively so. Does the user receive enough additional benefit to justify the additional cost?

5) M$ spent a lot of money creating their flip cover keyboard. You would probably run into patent infringement left and right.

I think this would be one of those products that looks cool which no one buys - or at least not in the volume necessary. Think about it this way. Cases have been around for a long time manufactured by companies always looking for ways to make money. Since no one has tried anything like this you have to ask yourself why not? Probably because they determined they could not make any money.

Cool idea, won't work. You are trying to turn a handheld device into a desktop device. The ergonomics are all wrong.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] gpgalanis:
Hi. For sure this is not a new idea (Surface) but it looks interesting. However the biggest issue is the size of the keyboard. It is too small in order to use it like a small Surface.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] wrc1010:
Looking good. I will consider to buy it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] lovekeiiy:
it's a solid idea. Obviously, from a business standpoint, I"m like others and question how well it sell for various price points versus the cost.

The other issue I see, the cover lends itself to a landscape mode on the phone only. As one who uses a BT keyboard with the phone at times, not all apps are landscape friendly. I have Freedom Pro portable blue tooth keyboard; supports both HID and PTP formats.

Plus given the same of the cover, it may not be that user friendly for regular typing. The keyboard to type on would be about the size a chatpad used on controllers for video game consoles. Unfortunately, their size of my thumb typing friendly versus ten finger typing (what an awkward way to stated that).

I do agree there is a market for something that is compact, extremely portable, for phablets to type on. There is a reason way the Surface has it, there are quite a few for iPad and other tablets. Personally, I don't really like using virtual keyboards; I hold great disdain to autocorrect. II may be more old school since I've been using full keyboards for around thirty years, so it's basically ingrained into me the correct feel.

It's possible a slide out keyboard may be a better option in this situation. The bad part, added bulk. Not everyone is like me and doesn't care how think of phone gets. The plus side, if designed right, no need for a flat surface around, thus can use while just out an about, say at a bus stop. Then again, it could be redundant with the size of the phone which also influences it's own virtual keyboard.

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I love the Windows keyboard (see windows key at the top left corner). If you do go Kickstarter, I would change that to an Android symbol. I agree about possible litigation. I would check make sure MS or something get a patent on a cover keyboard. If they did, you could still do it, just need to work out the royalty with them that makes sense for you to be profitable.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] georgepink:
my 1/2 cent. think thin, I mean exceptionally thin. If it's thick, at all, it will be a turnoff.

second, if the hinge has a stop point at about 45 degrees and hold the weight of the phone, I'd be interested as hell.

very cool idea, go for it. If a petition will get you past the copyright office, i'd sign. Not sure it would, just saying.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] honeyhell:
Cant see the pic so i cant comment much!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mr mystery:
I especially like the Windows key on it ;)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] barry99705:
How can you not see the pic when everybody and his brother are quoting the damn post with the pic attached??
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Lord Sekhmet:
Don't be so hard on him.

The first week after signing up on XDA, I couldn't see the Thanks button, plus a host of small details have changed since I had an unexpected PC reboot. I still don't know what was causing the problem, even though it is now fixed.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] terra_droid:
Yes, it is quite possible that the image hosting site, in this case, tinypic is blocked at his location (happens at the office). So even if the image is quoted, it would still be using the assumed blocked hosting site.

Back OT, it would be a very interesting Kickstarter project. The thickness (or thinness) of the unit would be very important for me.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] tazbo28:
So what im doing now is coming up with a 3d render of a case that is similar in dimensions to the flip case made by samsung. However it will need to have a little bit more thickness due to the inclusion of a kickstand and somewhere to attach the keyboard cover itself. Im toying with the idea of a fold out keyboard that makes up the front flap as well. Something like dual folding keypad. Thickness i guess, is the main issue.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] ar3on:
Bring it on!

I'm a sucker for this kind of accessory, please put it up on kickstarter!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] altimuh:
Any status on this?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] apallohadas:
Well he hasn't posted in 3 weeks, so either he's really busy IRL or this idea has hit the mothballs.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mr mystery:
Neat idea I'd buy one most likely

Sent from my Note 2
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Romulux:
Interesting idea but it doesn't seem too practical unless using it on a flat surface, and nobody's going to be able to use this as an actual touch typing keyboard, so even on a flat surface it would be awkward. Typically with keyboard this size the best way to use them is with your thumbs so slide out design would be more useful.

I personally wouldn't buy this, but make a slide out bluetooth keyboard and I'd be all over it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] KnightCrusader:
I second the keyboard sliding case, as I am currently trying to figure out how to make one as well. I might sketch out what I am thinking but I don't think I am that good with photoshop to make a render/mockup.

My angle is that I would design it to work much like the dock does for the Asus Transformer line, except it would slide instead of being a clamshell. I was thinking of various ways of clamping the keyboard to the phone... either as a case, or make it attach via the snaps on the battery cover and be the NEW battery cover, possibly even attach itself to the battery compartment and then have an even bigger battery in the keyboard for weight and to help slim it down, or it could be just like the Transformer dock and have its own separate battery so its easy to attach or remove from an already running device.

Many keyboards you see use bluetooth to connect to the phone, which in the case of the Note 2 it would be unnecessary as the phone can provide power and connectivity through the USB port. I've seen ways to make cables that can charge and OTG at the same time, so I am sure it can be made to be a power pass through, as well as MHL and an internal USB hub for more USB OTG functionality.

And, heck, since the keyboard is going to be so big, why not put another SD/MicroSD slot on the side for on-the-go storage. Maybe a full size USB port built in? Yeah it adds width, but I would give up thickness for functionality.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] AcostaJA:
Try SwiftKey instead...

The note 2 it's too small to be a "laptop" replacement, and has an big enough screen to provide an excellent typing experience (tap or swype), so has no big sense.

Btw I saw at Hong Kong a case with detachable bluetooth keyboard for the note 1, sure must be a note 2 version soon or later.

Sent From my Un-Rooted GT-N7100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sanozukez:
Suppose that Google sells the phone for the end user, without undergoing any other company like Sansung for example. What is the ICS launcher original design straight from google?

Ex: A Samsung has as the original Twiz

The HTC is the sense?! (never had one)

And google? What is the original launcher, without anyone change? Either there is a project launcher official for google ? Or its not cause its open source and only 3rd dev create an custom launcher? I cant believe that Google doesn't have an oficial launcher write by Google itself.:confused:

I saw somewhere that talking is Holo, but then I saw the holo to download more like a custom.

I searched here but did not find ... someone can take my doubt?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Just flash a AOSP clean rom and you will have stock Android with stock launcher.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Donnie Sins:
Nova Launcher or Apex Launcher are pretty much 'stock', although it isn't officialy from Google itself.

AOSP roms like CyanogenMod come with Trebuchet Launcher, it's not from Google.

Sent from the Matrix
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bi11ie:
"Holo" is just the name of the UI theme Google introduced with Android 4.0 ICS; it's not a launcher. I think the default Google launcher is called the same as the default CM launcher but I could be wrong. It could possibly be a nameless launcher simply referred to as "stock launcher". I mean, why not? Google doesn't need to name Android's default launcher.