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[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] MatZ69:
This inst a mirage its M'rage ROM

This is a official built to ACE inspired of the M'rage Rom from Gio. Its simple, highly customizable and with a EPIC LAYOUT :D

Again like my policy: the aim of this rom is stability, performance and of course beauty :)​

Download end of Post 3

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Features:

-Ext4 filesystem

-Battey Extender Kernel

-New Awesome Orange Theme (ICS+JB+Miui)

-JB statusbar layout

-Aroma Installer

-Deodexed and zipaligned

-Adrenaline Engine & Boost

-Batterybar

-Beats audio

-Bravia engine

-Long press tos skip music in the stock player

-20 working toggles in notification panel

-Adreno libs, for best performance on games

-Settings modded with tabs

- Bla bla bla... See the screeshots!​

Bugs/Issues

-Nothing except some little problems with colors but u wont notice

The shortcut of launcher inst working. I will fix soon
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Changelog

M'rage V3: [01/06/2013]

-Aroma installer only to choose icons... Simple way to dont have any more problems

-Removed unusefull apps

-*Hot* New awesome statusbar [Inspared in FlymeOS]

-New Alarm (DeskClock) app

-Moddified callscreen

-Quickpic as default gallery

-Many changes on theme [Awesome]

-Fixed and improved Pin/Pattern lockscreen

-Improved performance and battery live

-Now framework folder Odexed for better performance

-And much more...
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Patch V2.1: [03/03/2013]

-Improved theme

-New lockscreen Pattern and Password [Similar to ics]

-Improved Mms app

-Some improvements on launcher

-Minimal fixes
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M'rage V2: [25.02.2013]

-4.2.2 Statsbar

-31 toggles working toggles

-New mensage layout

-Fixed Aroma installer

-New dialer

-SpaceCaker Kernel

-Fixed lag

-Improved Contacts

-TW Launcher

-New awesome music app theme

-Center clock option in statusbar

-Clock position on Note Lockscreen

-MegaBass Audio tweak

-Improved Brightness Slider

-And more​

Installation Guide

Download M'rage Rom

Put the zip file in your root sd card

Run zip file from your recovery

Choose your icons in aroma installer

Install

Wait 4/5mint while is booting

Go to Settings->Parts->Statusbar->Clock Tweaks, and select a color for the clock, remove center clock and enable Custum text [MUST DO!]

Go to Settings->Parts->Statusbar->Battery Tweaks, and enable CM Battery

Now your system is fully operational

Reboot & enjoy
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SpaceCaker:
placeholder for Patches / Mods / Themes :p
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] MatZ69:
ScreenShot Version 3

Plz dont look to the device version... This is for ace device ;)​

Q&A

Q: My contacts pictures are in low definition. How to fix?

A:That's because the contact pictures are from your google contacts, if u want it in HD u most add one by one from ur SD Card​

Q:Why i can see my clock?

A: See the installation guide, there is the steps to follow​

Q:I cant see the battery icon in the toggle.

A: See the installation guide, there is the steps to follow​

Q:Can i add an picture in the contacts image on statusbar?

A: Yes you can, check bellow​

Q:How to change Clock Layout on Note Lockscreen?

A:Go to settings->display->lockscreen and fonts->clock position​

Q:This is a stock 2.3.6?

A:Yes it is...​

Q:Can i use some of your mods?

A:Maybe yes maybe no, ask me first.​

Q:I found a bug or problem. How to report?

A: Send pm to me​

Your Pic on Statusbar

First of all download this zip file -> ur_pic_bymatz.zip [Version 2] or ur_pic_bymatz_v3.zip [Version 3]

Open the zip file

Go to ur_pic_bymatz.zip\matz\system\app\SystemUI.apk\res\drawable-mdpi

Replace the mypicture.png by your picture (Must be in .png extension)

Close the zip file and move it to your SD Card

Go to recovery and install te zip file

Reboot n'joy :)

Downloads:

M'rage ROM V3:

Download with BE Kernel [Recomended]

Download with SpaceKernel

RLT Patch fix: Here

Check the install instructions before install

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M'rage ROM V2:[Outdated]

Check the install instructions before install

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Download patch V2.1​

M'rage ROM:[Outdated]

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[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] MatZ69:
Special thanks to:

-Amarullz for AROMA Installer

-To LibiSC for Battery Extender Kernel and Source code

-To SpaceCaker for SpaceKernel and Source code

-To marinalin85 for the great help and inspiration :)

-To lidroid for statusbar toggles + cyanogen lockscreens

-To Romanbb for EDT-based statusbar tweaks

-To CoD for the jb statusbar and settings tabs

-To evanlocked for 4-way boot and helping me to change toggles

-To imbawind for Adrenaline Engine & Boost

-To AceSamsung for testing

-To me (MatZ69)

-To My girlfriend bcz she hates my cellphone

-If i forget someone else, please tell me​
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] MatZ69:
Just smoke a cigarette and i will post the download :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Viper The Ripper:
nice rom! :good:

but I've a suggestion, Could you change battery full icon, from STOCK GB to a custom one? Stock GB icon is awfull :D and In my opinion it doesn't go with the theme of the rom, ...umm and change .zip's name from MrageRomGIO.zip to MrageRomCooper.zip? This is somewhat confusing especially when you download the rom ;)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] MatZ69:
NOOO inst that rom

Download again... the link was wrong :S

Sorry about it :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Viper The Ripper:
don't worry about me :cool:. I always inspect the zip file content and yes, right now I was going to comment you the problem xDDD

but it's dangerous for those who don't do what I do, so don't paste the download link until you have put everything in its right place! ;)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] mariomorsa:
then put the new link

então posta o novo link lol:good:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] MatZ69:
LOL i know it, I simply mixed the files ;)

It happens to the best x)

Just kidding, enjoy :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Viper The Ripper:
you should quit snuff, it may be because of the nicotine xDDD ... forget this was a joke :D :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] AceSamsung:
I have a class tomorrow at 8:) but I am downloading this rom .. I think ,trying the new rom is a habit :) whatever the pics are looking good , thanks for rom in advance
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SpaceCaker:
Re: [ROM][2.3.6]M'rage Rom[07.02.2013]

Its actually pretty smooth

My custom instalation was

Miui2icons

Ubuntu font

No script

And it looks so nice :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] AceSamsung:
there are a lot of option to make your own rom :) I didnt expect the rom like that.. first impression is really good

Edit: I chosed the int2ext4 script but it installed the link2sd ,and I tried to change statusbar icons colour , the status bar disappeared ..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SpaceCaker:
Re: [ROM][2.3.6]M'rage Rom[07.02.2013]

Statusbar icons ?

Withing the statusbar settings ?

If not return in 30 seconds

Hild power button press power off

Choose hot reboot

Then it shpuld be back
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Gildan:
Re: [ROM][2.3.6]M'rage Rom[07.02.2013]

Settings - parts - launcher settings FC

Tapatalk 2-vel küldve az én GT-S5830-ről
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SpaceCaker:
Re: [ROM][2.3.6]M'rage Rom[07.02.2013]

Its working here :/

U removed holo laumcher ?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Gildan:
Re: [ROM][2.3.6]M'rage Rom[07.02.2013]

No. I have adw launcher.

Tapatalk 2-vel küldve az én GT-S5830-ről
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] abo treka:
opera mini Force Close

removed it then installed via market to internal memory : worked

@contact -> import/export layout nothing appears

till now

using ADW

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i have problems with wifi

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important:cannot allow install from unknown sources
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] MatZ69:
Sorry i forget of change the shortcut for ADW. I will fix it soon :)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjc123:
I am thinking of getting a Nexus 4 (or a Nexus 5 if such a thing appears in the not too distant future) as my first smartphone, with the eventual possibility of running Ubuntu for Android if and when it becomes available. However, for now the only capability I need the phone for is to be able to open up a Linux style command line terminal on the phone where I can ssh into a couple of other Linux based devices I have, via wifi, so I can run some "C" executables that I have written on these other devices. These other devices are running SSH servers. Is this doable? Do I need a special app or a special ROM, etc.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iowabeakster:
I assume you mean to run the C executable on the remote machine... not the phone itself?

If yes, then: YES, you can do that. And there are many ways to do it.

At the most basic, the only app that you would need is a Terminal Emulator app (several terminal apps are available for free... some are better than others). From that, you can do what you want. Any of the good ones will work just like any other Terminal on a PC.

But there are other apps that will make it easier because typing out commands, on a phone, isn't the funnest thing ever. Copy-pasting commands is an obvious way to make it easier...

But there are even easier ways than that...

ConnectBot (ssh-agent-patch) app would allow you to ssh into a remote host with a single tap (even using public-private key authentication if you want). Then you can run your ./command (or copy-paste it).

You can even VNC into a remote host and control it graphically (assuming a VNC server is running on the host machine).

You can even go the other way too... you can run an ssh server on the phone and access it from your PC.

Like all ssh capabilities, all of this can be done over the internet too, you aren't limited to WiFi LAN.

Also, on all of my file explorers (on all of my computers AND my Phones) I've made shortcuts for easy file sharing too (all using pub/private key authentication for security). Not only does that make file transfers super easy no matter what machine I have my hands on at the moment, but it also makes my desktop PC at home my own personal cloud server to my phone. Who needs dropbox?

Basically anything you can do with ssh on a computer, it can be done on an Android phone.

ps... if you re-compiled your C executables for the Android system... you could even run them natively on the phone. :cool:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjc123:
Yes.

Fantastic, thanks for the detailed answer. I wanted to know right away before I wasted my time, but now am googling around for all the details. I have a raspberry pi running Debian that I need to communicate with and it is headless (No monitor, keyboard, etc., just a wifi dongle) so this would be perfect. I also have desktop computers that run a bunch of OS's (Centos, Scientific Linux, Fedora, Ubuntu, etc) that I might want to connect to.

From what I understand, all of that can be done without modifying the phone (rooting, etc.), correct?

However, down the road I may want to try and root it anyway, because the bigger set of Linux commands offered by Busybox would nice. I have been putting off getting a smartphone because of the cost, but the Nexus 4 with something like straight talk is the same monthly price as my 400 minutes of just talk with Verizon, so it is time. The coverage and uptime with Verizon is really good, but the costs are just not keeping up with the times.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iowabeakster:
good question.

I don't know with absolute certainty what functions would require root (I always root right away... so I don't ever think about it... like you said... additional functions... and I forget about it).

Basic, ssh-client functions should not require root. Running the ssh-server on the phone, that I mentioned, certainly does require root though. I know that my Terminal Emulator and File explorer apps have root access, but root is not needed just for the ssh-client functions (I am pretty sure).

Rooting on the nexus 4 is pretty easy. Rooting does require the installation of a custom recovery (at least temporarily). That is something that sounds like it would take someone like a you only a few minutes to do (not counting the time you would likely spend reading about it before hand... and installing the android sdk on a PC). Certainly, no other mods other than rooting would be needed.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjc123:
Great, I will probably just root the phone after using the phone for a while; I have zero experience with smartphones, plus I want to make sure that the phone works properly. The important thing is that it will do exactly what I need it for.

Last question. I see there are several guides for rooting and unlocking the bootloader.....Any recommendation of which one to use? I see that the one written by Jubakuba "Ultimate Nexus Root Guide" has pointers to urls that are broken (Therefore many critical steps are missing), and apparently it has been that way for quite a while.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iowabeakster:
I started looking for what I thought the best guide... but I gotta do some stuff... I will be back in a couple hours (hopefully with a good suggestion).

I will piece together a guide tomorrow morning from all the various "how-to" guides out there for you. So many of them are geared towards Windows users, and they start babbling about installing and removing drivers and stuff that you won't bother with in Linux. But I need sleep, right now. It'll just be some copying and pasting from a few of them out there. It shouldn't take long.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjc123:
It's not necessary to go through all of that; I thought there was maybe one document that a lot of people were using. It is really up to me to start reading up on the subject.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjc123:
Just bit the bullet and placed an order for the Nexus 4 before it is out of stock again.

Found some simple instructions for unlocking and rooting the Nexus 4:

http://forums.androidcentral.com/nexus-4-rooting-roms-hacks/224861-guide-nexus-4-unlock-root.html

Also found better descriptions of what the various terms floating around mean and what each piece of software does, however it is on the Galaxy S III section of this forum, so obviously I am not going to follow any of the procedures listed:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1927113
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iowabeakster:
Here's my favorite instructional... ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=37823933#post37823933
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjc123:
Nice.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iowabeakster:
I just ran across this, and thought about you... looks like a nice new SSH client. I've never used it. But Jerry at Android Central is a pretty serious Linux nerd, so I do put some stock in his recommendations. Just thought I'd throw it out there for you to see.

http://www.androidcentral.com/apps-week-juicessh-7x7-audible-android-and-more
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjc123:
Well, I had the phone for a couple of weeks and I think I turned it on twice. I really didn't get addicted and start to install apps until I used the GPS feature for a long trip I took yesterday. First time using a GPS....Yeah, just a little behind the times.

So, without rooting, today I installed the following apps which gives me everything I need:

ConnectBot. Works great and allows me to ssh to my Linux boxes.

Terminal Emulator. For basic command access.

FreebVNC. Has a secure tunnel feature built in, so you don't have to go through the whole two step process of setting up a tunnel and then running VNC through the tunnel. Also, it has a zoom feature, access to special keys and mouse emulation.

Wifi Analyzer. Gives you access points, signal strength, etc. There was another app that I added to that app to easily connect to the access points.

Fing. Network Info like mac addresses, etc.

Still will root eventually and install Busybox. However, now that I can access my raspberry pi remotely, my priority is to finish writing my software programs and building electronics for a project that uses that little ARM computer.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpookyTunes:
For a ssh client, try ConnectBot. I have been using this since the G1 came out for work (Sys Admin) and home.

For a better keyboard, check out Hacker's Keyboard.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjc123:
As mentioned above, I already installed ConnectBot and it has nice features. However, I am interested in the keyboard (keys in the right place, Crtrl/Tab/Esc keys, etc.), so I will be installing that next.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iowabeakster:
Yep, ConnectBot is the old standard (if there is such a thing in Android world). I use it.

I've pretty much always used Jack Palevich's Terminal Emulator app. Very small and lightweight. It's always done everything I've ever needed to do. But there are many Terminal apps to choose from. I usually stop trying apps, when I find one that meets my needs, and stick with it until it doesn't... I started using that Terminal my first week with my first Android, after trying a couple of others. I've never used anything since.

Hacker's keyboard is an awesome suggestion! Thanks man! How have I survived without this!

For VNC purposes (which I rarely use) I use androidVNC. I've never tried anything else since I use it so rarely. It seems to do everything I can imagine it should. Mostly I use it to mess with my wife's head with some "ghost in the shell" pranks when she is using her laptop. She will scream from the living room, "WTF!!!! My computer just told me it's going to eat my brains tonight!"

And I'm just innocently sitting there reading emails on my phone "That is strange, honey."
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjc123:
I actually looked at androidVNC first due to the amount of reviews and positive ones, but I liked the extra features of FreebVNC even though it violates my following policy. I have found, just like shopping at Amazon, that in general the quantity and quality of reviews quickly narrows the search dramatically from the huge database of products/apps. The only side effect of this is to weed out excellent apps that are new and could be excellent, but just like major operating system updates, with anything new I let them weed out the bugs first.

I totally agree with you that I don't ever see myself using the VNC client on the smartphone again other than just as a novelty. What does intrigue me is putting a VNC server on the smartphone. I wonder if there would be a way to use an external computer's mouse and keyboard to control the gui portion of the smartphone while displaying it on the computer's large screen, the problem being that the smartphone is touch based; that is something that I could see using.

Me and a friend used to do similar pranks at work, messing each others displays, keyboards, etc. I think the best non-computer prank that someone did to me while I was on vacation was to line one of my desk drawers with plastic and fill it full of goldfish. The best prank that some colleagues did, was to inflate a weather balloon in our departmental director's office and turn the nozzle away from the door so he couldn't get in.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demoncamber:
Ok, not sure if my phone is faulty or if the mt4g's wifi tx power is too low as default, or if it's the rom or what. But, does anyone know if our wifi chips support tx power scaling at all, and how exactly to boost the power successfully? Not sure if this method changes between GB or ICS, but if anyone knows, please help a guy out? I've tried editing the iwconfig and twlan.ini to no avail. Am I missing something?

Sent from my MyTouch 4G
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dragonswithin:
No the wifi on this phone just sucks.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demoncamber:
So you know for a fact you can't adjust tx power, or are you just blindly saying it sucks like I am?

Sent from my MyTouch 4G
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dragonswithin:
I would never take it for a fact but after what over 2 years with this phone I have never seen a way to boost it. Some sense ROMs feel like they have better wifi at the cost of battery life. But after two months of testing in my basement apartment I was never able to find a consistent setting/ROM that worked best. I have read a few post that say the very original stock ROM had the best wifi as well as working 5ghz but HTC messed that up with the gingerbread update.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demoncamber:
That's pretty much what I'm learning as we speak. Oh well, its new phone time soon anyway.

Sent from my MyTouch 4G
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuxkamen:
Speaking totally anecdotally: I am finding that with most ICS/JB ROMs I've used (about six so far) the reported signal falls off a lot more drastically than with stock, Unity, and other GB ROMs--the difference (in my home) between being able to listen to music down a hallway and around a corner or not. This *seems* to indicate that it could be improved with configuration in the kernel or ROM to boost the allowed power. Some ROMs experience more instability in connection quality if you have custom firmware on your router or have early versions of the wi-fi calling fixes patched in, too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] egren58:
Anywhere know where I can find this theme?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
Re: Cobalt blue theme

Play store?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dustinb.theme.cobalt

Sent From My Rooted, S-OFF'd Blackberry Curve using the iOS XDA Application for Android.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] egren58:
Re: Cobalt blue theme

Ahh sorry I'm talking about the one for the wicked sensation from I want to rever to stock without having to reflash the rom..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
Need to post in Dazednconfused's thread, all of his stuff is there...and next time, use the Q and A thread for questions, thanks;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Edited title and moved to Q&A

FNM
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] BammS2:
I think from what i have read you have to re-flash the rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] egren58:
Re: looking for Cobalt blue theme for Wicked Sensations

Ugh that sucks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Re: looking for Cobalt blue theme for Wicked Sensations

If its baked into the rom, theres no way to (easily) extract it because it was created by individually modifying each app

Check the rom zip and if its in an app, then its apk will be in the "system/app" folder of the zip or in the "data/app" folder

If it is there, grab it and install on the rom you're on

Sent from my PG06100
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] egren58:
Re: looking for Cobalt blue theme for Wicked Sensations

I just want to use it in another rom cuz I don't want the brightness slider and wicked sensation has no way to remove it.. anyone know how I can remove it from the systemUI included in the rom?..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Re: looking for Cobalt blue theme for Wicked Sensations

It would require decompiling the apk and performing some smali edits, but its doable

Sent from my PG06100
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dazednconfused:
Re: looking for Cobalt blue theme for Wicked Sensations

Are you on the Sprint version, or one of the ports? I don't know why they posted in the port threads to ask me about getting the blue theme for it. It's the actual Rom and the other 2 are the themes. And if you're on the Sprint version I do have the mod to remove brightness slider in my updater. If it didn't work on the ports then you will need to ask kalisjr about making it work. I just made the Sprint version and I'm not sure what all he's done to make it work for the other carriers. I'll try to get in contact with kalisjr and see why the mod isn't working with those.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] egren58:
Re: looking for Cobalt blue theme for Wicked Sensations

Do you know what you edited cuz I know how to edit the XML etc but I just don't know what to edit and I asked and he said to ask you about that.. but I'll ask again