yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Motorola Droid X2] Juice3250:
These Themes will change various things like Status Bar, Notification pulldown, Pulldown Toggle icons. Maybe a few other things as well.

-Download and place zip in a folder in your sd card

-Go into Settings, Eclipse Parts, Bootstrap Recovery

-Install Recovery

-Plug in phone to wall charger, not computer

-Recovery Mode

-I usually wipe Cache and Dalvik Cache, don't wipe Data unless you want to resetup your phone, passwords, etc.

-Install zip from sd card

-Reboot phone

It may or may not be necessary to wipe Cache and Dalvik Cache, but it doesn't hurt to do it.

If you ever want to go back to "Stock" Eclipse Theme, just Wipe Cache and Dalvik and reflash the original Eclipse 2.3 zip.

I did at one time have the Alien Glow Theme but I never liked it so I don't have it any more.

ICS Theme for Eclipse 2.3

https://www.dropbox.com/s/r08si46ilus0ter/ICS_for_Eclipse_2.3.zip

Green Theme for Eclipse 2.3

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rh6pjx16rwdrvmw/Green_Theme_for_Eclipse_2.3_X2.zip

Titanium X Theme for Eclipse 2.1(Works just fine on 2.3) I am currently running this theme and have experienced no problems.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/k1c3tzezs12n4t7/Titanium-X-ECLIPSE2.1--X2.zip

Epic Blue Theme for Eclipse 2.3

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3izi6sgg0xqogkx/Epic_Blue_for_Eclipse_2.3_X2.zip

Epic Crimson Theme for Eclipse 2.3

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ooqfz4krbp5nu55/Epic_Crimson_for_Eclipse_2.3_X2.zip

Eclipse AOSP Camera

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rbxho1iciuq18m0/X2-Eclipse-AOSPCamera.zip

Eclipse Blur Camera

https://www.dropbox.com/s/df9aitvsa19ol0r/X2-Eclipse-BlurCamera.zip
[Motorola Droid X2] Juice3250:
Here are all of the themes.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1404198
[Motorola Droid X2] ramthis9501:
This is awesome. Thanks! :good:
[Motorola Droid X2] joewiddafro:
Wow i like the keyboard
[Motorola Droid X2] Lorenzo VonMatterhorn:
which one?
[Motorola Droid X2] joewiddafro:
I just wrote that to reach 10 posts. Please disregard it.
[Motorola Droid X2] shanesxe:
Updated links

Every link I've tried to click on for these themes is either dead, or the site is shut down.

Anyone have any links to CURRENT Eclipse 2.3 themes?:confused:
[Motorola Droid X2] griz.droidx:
I'm wondering the same thing.. I've checked damn near every link on every forum xda rootz and droidxforums.. No Dice.. If anyone has any suggestions on where to find some eclipse themes please let me know. Thanks a bunch
[Motorola Droid X2] abhinavgupta371:
Nice
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] gprash:
Great info

Thanks a bunch, Luther. This helped for me as well. need to see if my cold fix times increase as you mention at the end. Good luck with the xml file development. Hope it works. :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Luther Blissett:
You're welcome, Sir. Please check out the latest amendment to the code. :)
[HTC Sensation XL] bihslk:
hi. flashed musketeers .3.6 sense rom and see that as soon i use the phone it eats battery. went down from 55% to 39 in 10 min. What is wrong.

HBOOT Runnymede juopunutBear

HBOOT 6.25.4445

Radio 3822.10.10.12_M

I dont realy know what the heck problem is. You can see the battery count down every min...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tyler5099:
Have tried every program that I had found on these forums and it keeps giving me an error. If anyone would have any advice or instructions it'd be greatly appreciated. I'm confused as to if the SL101 runs the same software as the TF's but I really havent seen much on it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baramate2499:
I'm using SL101 and "1-Click Transformer Root"-Root/Unroot/cwm/stock rec-TF101(G)/201/300T(G)/SL101" is really working for me. Enjoy your new rom ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1689193
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frederuco:
I know you said you have tried EVERY tool here, but your post really does not help much.

If you get an error in a specific tool, we will need to know what tool and what error you were getting.

AFAIK, you need to use a tool that uses ADB to root, not one that uses APX mode. I know EasyFlasher does not work on the SL101, but the previous post has a 1 click tool that has worked, and also PERI by Thing O Doom has been tested and works on the SL101.

Make sure you have the Naked Driver for ADB installed on your tablet. Using any other may be causing your issue.
[Android Apps and Games] Hazerd:
This app is in HIGH Dev !!!!!!! The ui and performace are not done at all !

Online Movies HD Lets you watch the best movies online on your mobile phone, You can watch TV serie's, movies and a Lot more !

Click HERE to go to the app !
[Android Apps and Games] The_SJ:
An App in early stage and you link to play store where we can purchase it?

Give it here for free to get feedback and then you can make it play store worthy.

There is not even a real description how the app does (you think 1 sentence is enough to buy an app?)

Btw, IMO, that UI is just horrific. You are ignoring most guidelines (i.e tabs on bottom etc.)
[Android Apps and Games] smokerman:
agree..this is just spam.:good:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Niterider123:
Hi I just found out that sim unlocking had become illegal unless your carrier agrees to do it so I was wondering did any dev found a method to unlock the evita yet because i looked around for it a lot and could not find a successful method let me know if i miss anything.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] 954wrecker:
No it does not exist as of now

Sent from my HTC One XL
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Niterider123:
I just read the law thoroughly and I just found out that If you bought the phone after 26th Jan 2013 you can not unlock it through Unlocking service available b/c its illegal but If your device is purchased before that you can still unlock it so at-least its good news for me because i am goin on a tour this feb and want to unlock my device
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] 954wrecker:
Good job we all need our phones papers on us at all times in case the police stop us and interrogate us. This all sounds like the stuff that's on the books but never enforced. Who is honestly scared of the phone police?

Sent from my HTC One XL

---------- Post added at 01:32 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:26 PM ----------

If the hundreds of online services continue selling codes like nothing ever happened then who cares? Is T-Mobile checking with att if you have permission or is att checking with T-Mobile. this whole thing makes zero sense. Is eBay shutting down all the listings for unlock codes? Do you have to fax or email proper papers to them before they release the code?

Sent from my HTC One XL
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Datboimarn3:
Just recently purchased the Sony TL (LT30at) with AT&T. There are a ton of app's that I wont be using and taking up space.

Im new to this reconfiguration but read that I should install titanium backup to remove these unwanted apps.

1)Do I need to root my phone first in order to use titanium backup and remove the apps?

2)Is there an alternative other than rooting the phone to remove these apps?

There's not alot of resources to root LT30at in a straight forward manner that is laid-out in laymans terms. I may be wrong if so, could you provide the link?

Thank you
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] gregbradley:
You do need to root,

Please read the all in one thread for tutorials on how to root. (Its the first thread in the Q&A section)

There are various things you may have to do depending on your firmware. But you will have to root to get rid of the AT&T bloatware.

Ask in the all in one thread if you have any problems.

Greg
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] xerothermic:
How about extract at&t ftf and remove any bloatware you don't want. Then flash back. This way seems to accomplish what OP wants without root.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] gregbradley:
I think that has been tried before, but it fails.

You have to extract the ftf using winrar (Or similar) then dump the data from system.sin into a .ext 4 file. Then use a ext2explorer to remove the bloatware.

The problem coes when you try then to recompile the ext4 back into system.sin and put back into .ftf We cant do that, we can only put it back into .zip which needs recovery to flash and hence needs root.

If you know another way please do share.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Datboimarn3:
Thanks for your help Greg.

So far, the information I have summed up is coming up short. It would be nice to get an accurate step-by-step and the right file for the root so I can just follow each step. I've read around the thread that ATT makes it difficult to do anything until you can unlock the bootloader.

At this point I understand that the phone is a couple of months out of the market just hope someone will take notice of the Sony TL Lt30at (specifically) and make an accurate root guide :)

If I downloaded TItanium Backup right now, whats the capability can I accomplish? Or will it only fully function when rooted?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] ChicagoGOBLUE:
I rooted my TL just the other day using the steps here (only 6-8):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2049157

Thanks to user LastQuark for the write-up.

Start at step 6 through 8. Since you're on stock firmware (like me) you don't have to do steps 1-5, I didn't and have no issues. Basically the root process takes like 2 minutes. It would be longer and more involved if you want to flash custom ROMS I think, but if you're looking to just remove AT&T bloatware, follow those steps.

I'm on stock firmware, locked bootloader, etc.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Datboimarn3:
Thanks man!

Has there been any issues so far from the boot?

I noticed the build is a different number from the stock originally on the phone (.152), will that change alot or create issues?

Gonna run through some things that I am uncertain with and do this root as well.

Did you manage to DL Titanium backup as well?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] ChicagoGOBLUE:
I didn't bother with Titanium only because I wasn't flashing firmware or anything. No need to wipe anything so I figured I'd do without.

As far as different firmware, you'd have to read up on what version isn't easily rootable, or not rootable at all.... . 195 maybe? Or something like that. I'm not entirely sure.

What I'm getting at is that if you can root your firmware version the steps I linked will work.

Oh, and no issues at all. Just a bit lighter due to the AT&T apps I deleted. Lol.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] redincali:
I was on .152 when I got my phone as well. This is what I did...

1. Install flash tool first, http://androxyde.github.com/index.html?1355071460000 (thanks to Androxyde)

1.1 Then go to flashtools install folder and install the drivers from the driver folder.

1.2 Enable usb debug from the settings>development section.

2. install the backup and restore app (it needs to be installed for root to install without errors.) from here, http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1343299&d=1348239155

3. Then attempt to install root with restore, thanks to Bin4ry, from here http://ul.to/xdevcthz

This will get you root only, but put you on the path to recovery for when your ready.

- Xperia TL, XperimenT v1.7 ~ via XDA App
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Spectre51:
Follow those steps then you can use an app like root explorer to manually remove the AT&T apps in the /system/app folder.

Sent from my Sony Xperia™ ion
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Datboimarn3:
Hey guys thanks for the comment and feedback!

I will do this tonight.

My only concern are, would the build firmware still be the same?

Will it disable some functionality on the phone like (auto brightness)?

Will the APN or service (LTE function) be interfered?

Thanks a bunch guys!
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Spectre51:
Rooting won't disable anything or change the build number. Just adds the supersu app and allows you the ability to change system files.

Sent from my Sony Xperia™ ion
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Datboimarn3:
I have done the steps that was provided.

Downloaded Root Explorer ($3.99) and followed the steps. But as soon as I switch mount R/W to R/O it reboots right away on the Apps folder.

Root is enabled through SuperSU and grants access to the app
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Spectre51:
You are running a stock Xperia TL AT&T firmware?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Datboimarn3:
Yessir

Im doing a cmd coding from this website http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EpkrCq1gfM for step 3. I noticed that the guy on that vid ran the command prompt and I haven't done that steps yet. I'll let you know if anything turns out.

**Edit*

followed the steps and followed the command prompt instead just like the vid provided...

IT WORKED!

After 3hours contemplating on what could've been the issue, I have finally deleted the AT&T Bloatwares.

Thanks guys!
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] montsa007:
I flashed a generic firmware which was MUCH better than at&t bloated version :)

Imo thats very best way to get rid of bloats
[Windows RT General] shog7n:
I'm not sure where this threat should goes, as it should be Windows RT Troubleshooting but there isn't such forum. Please don't delete it.

The Problem:

Now, if I turn on Surface, under the Logo it says "Preparing BitLocker recovery"

and ask me for BitLocker key to continue.

After I enter the key, the "unlock" was successful and goes to Recovery,

but everything after that failed:

1. If I choose Exit and continue to Windows RT, I got locked out again and everything above happened again. Infinity loop.

2. Same thing if I choose Turn off your PC, I turn it on and I was again locked out.

3. Automatic Repair couldn't repair, Refresh& Reset stuck on 1%.

How this was caused:

I had my Surface RT unlocked (jailbreak) using Netham45's RT Jailbreak Tool 1.1.1 during that boot:

I was using a normal Metro app (PPTV) to download some video just as usual, and I closed my cover to put it in sleep mode. Several minutes later I found out the power was off (it suddenly shutdown) , from then it stays in the locked out infinity loop.

I have seen similar situation when "testing signing mode is on":

(The Original threat this came from)

So it might because the sudden shut down didn't turn of the test signing mode, so BitLocker locked me out.

Anyone has idea what to do to make my Surface working again? Anyway to disable test signing mode using Command Prompt? I don't care about my files inside!
[Windows RT General] schettj:
Seems unlikely, as the "jailbreak" is in-memory only. More likely some catastrophic corruption of storage happened.
[Windows RT General] GoodDayToDie:
This is not a dev or hacking issue; this thread belongs in General or Surface if it belongs anywhere on XDA-Devs at all.

I'm going to agree with schettj here; this sounds like storage corruption. Contact support and see if you can get a warranty replacement. Don't mention the jailbreak, obviously, but since it is in-memory only it shouldn't matter (although it's possible that the jailbreak might cause a kernel memory corruption that messes up the storage stack but doesn't cause a bluescreen, this seems unlikely).

Incidentally, if it's a production device, you can be sure you weren't in testsigning mode to begin with unless there's a lot more hacks out for RT than I'm aware of; the SecureBoot configuration prohibits testsigning. Also, you shouldn't be getting asked for the BL recovery key unless you messed with either the bootloader or the EFI image. If you didn't do those things and are getting prompted anyhow, that reinforces the likelihood of a problem with the device storage.
[Windows RT General] netham45:
This is (most likely) nothing to do with the jailbreak. If you can get your hands on a recovery drive you may be able to use it to reinstall windows, else take it back to MS and don't mention the jailbreak to them.
[Windows RT General] mamaich:
Or just decrypt the bitlocker volume from the recovery mode. It would be automatically reencrypted at the next boot.

To decrypt - boot to recovery with CMD, enter bitlocker recovery key, then run the command "manage-bde.exe -off c:"

this would start the decryption process and exit immediately. To check the progress - periodically type "manage-bde.exe -status". Here is the tool command line reference: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd875513(v=ws.10).aspx

But in the case if this is a disk corruption - I'd recommend to checkdisk it first from the recovery console ("chkdsk c: /offlinescanandfix").
[Windows RT General] mamaich:
BitLocker recovery key is asked on every boot into the recovery environment, otherwise it would be unable to mount the C:, at least on my device I see this behavior. It may be kept in TPM - I don't know, but my device always asks it in recovery.

Once I was able to permanently decrypt the disk so that it was not reencrypted at next windows boot - but I don't remember what I've done, and I've trashed all settings when playing with recovery USB :)
[Windows RT General] GoodDayToDie:
A fair point. But, it shouldn't *be* booting to recovery unless the button combo to do so is pressed, or that option was selected at shutdown. Typically, you would at least get a bootloader menu offering a normal bootup or a recovery session...
[Windows RT General] netham45:
If the bootloader fails to load the core resources (winload.efi, ntoskrnl.exe, I believe) that are required on the system partition it should automatically boot to recovery.
[Windows RT General] Zephnath:
Recovery

I've ran into a similar situation, when I played around with some startup options for the Surface. The only way I was able to recover was to reset the settings on the Surface. (OS Refresh) You can try the other recovery options, like system restore, or try booting into safe mode. If you can get to safe mode you can try disabling the startup of the Jail Break tool. If that doesn't work than I doubt the jail break was even related to the problem you are experiencing. (it is already highly unlikely that this is the case.)

Good luck.
[Windows RT General] netham45:
It's not even getting to the point where the jailbreak would run.
[Windows RT General] Zephnath:
Believe me I know where it is getting to. However if there is a remote possibility that the jailbreak affected the startup processes of the OS, then removing the jailbreak could revert those changes, however unlikely it is still worth attempting.

As I said the possibility is unlikely. Which is why a system restore and OS refresh are most likely the only options.
[Windows RT General] netham45:
That doesn't even make sense. It doesn't boot into Windows, let alone to the point where the user can log in and the task scheduler can be initialized, so there's no way it's also booting for the two minutes it takes for the jailbreak to launch.
[Windows RT General] 9394888:
I received a Vivotab tf600t. When I turn it on, it goes to Preparing Automatic Repair and then goes to Diagnosing Your PC. It never gets out of this loop--Prepaing then Diagnosing. Is this due to jailbreak gone wrong? Any chance to factory reset it? TIA.
[Windows RT General] Zephnath:
What was done before it went into this infinate loop? Chances are the Jailbreak didn't do it.

There is a way to factory reset the tablet. You will need the Bitlocker key, if you don't have it you can recover it from your skydrive. Use this url to go to the recovery keys attached to your skydrive account: http://skydrive.com/RecoveryKey (you will have to logon with the primary microsoft account for your tablet)

You should be able to get into the advanced recovery options for the tablet, some of which will allow you to reset the tablet (which wipes the tablet of everything, thus restoring it to factory defaults), or to refresh the tablet (which uninstalls programs but maintains files and documents)
[Windows RT General] ctitanic:
Excellent piece of information.
[Sony Tablet S] jumper62:
I play music on the walkman app and it stops playing after a few songs. Pressing the button on the notification bar baving no effect. Does anyone else have this problem and does anyone know a fix? Sony told phone users who had the same problem to go back to gingerbread and flash to ics again but we can't do that.

Release 5a Unrooted
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] jbats:
Hey guys and gals, there's a petition floating around that everyone needs to sign. If you value the ability to unlock your device, you need to sign this. Let your voice be heard and keep this AOSP. XDA is a strong vast community of devs and noons alike. Don't let them take our rights.

http://www.androidauthority.com/mobile-phone-unlocking-petition-150925/

Thank You all very much:laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] soldier1184:
I SIGNED

i signed it man hope it helps we need to get this out more on different forums and such anything i can do to help
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] jbats:
Repost to your social networks, start other threads, pass it along. If you don't voice your opinion, you can't moan when they get locked down. Look what Verizon just did with there recent update. Luckily we have Adam Outler in our arsenal of devs.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] flyers00:
Signed it a few minutes ago
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] anactoraaron:
I just wanted to give my two cents on this issue. I'm not a nay-sayer and am not trying to say you shouldn't take action if you believe action is warranted.

My opinions on this issue are as follows.

1. Has anyone read any of the official 'white house' responses from other petitions? It's like they pay someone (not sure who but I would bet they make minimum wage) to give a 2 or 3 line comment to whatever you submit. So say this petition gets an additional 82,000 signatures... what's the official response going to be? "Thank you for your concern in this matter, however, the administration's official position is that modifying an item that you do not fully own adds a burden and cost to businesses when those modifications result in failure of said item. We will continue to evaluate this issue" or some BS.

2. This law isn't enforceable. You can't physically 'go after' people for their cell phones and prosecute them. There's just no manpower to do so. Next time you get pulled over for speeding is the cop going to see your cell phone in your car and ask to see it? How's he/she going to know it's unlocked without permission (or unlocked at all)?

3. Let this law stand... see where it goes... Imagine the fallout if carriers started sending warning texts to people who have supposedly illegally unlocked their phones! Imagine the lawsuits/bad publicity that would spawn against carriers for monitoring people's cell phones without their consent or knowledge! I guarantee there's nothing in anyone's cell contracts that would allow T-Mobile, AT&T, etc. the right to track and monitor usage of the device throughout the duration of your contract to insure the device isn't being tampered with or unlocked.

4. This is just political figures throwing their campaign contributor 'a bone' and another sad sign of just how bloated government is here. This law is no different than some of the other ridiculous digital copyright crap being spewed out.

5. Once your contract is up you are allowed to do whatever you wish to your phone. You can also get permission to have your device unlocked from your carrier at any time. I know of a few people that travel abroad and for them it was as simple as asking to be able to use another sim when they travel. If you have a good long standing account with your carrier they are very likely to comply (else they risk losing business).

None of this applies to flashing custom roms or the like (which will always void any warranty, etc.), just with carrier unlocking the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] jbats:
Your right and I totally agree. I just recently got an i777 unlocked by simply calling the carrier(ATnT) and requesting it so I could use it with a prepaid network. The account was in good standing, all previous balance had been paid off.Voila

Trick was driving 45 mins to get a sim, because I told the carrier it was my phone(idiot), but my friend was happy. :rolleyes: