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[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Tha TechnoCrat:
Have you disabled hot word detection in voice settings of Search?

"Thanks button is just to avoid "THANKS" posts in threads. Nothing more than that. Don't ask in signature or post for it and defeat the purpose why it was introduced"
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] aarshrana:
TTPOD not playing songs.. Beats Audio and Apolo player also crashing sometimes.. Modified by Acid Mod sound is fine but video sound still low, notification volume also low I want highest level sound.. Please do fix and some sound modification..
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Adam77Root:
Well, JellyBeer is officially discontinued now (source).

I'm closing the thread now. Latest builds are available in the OP. Any questions that might arise should be posted in the general thread.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vmgajera:
Hi,

I recently updated my Andi4.5h from ICS to Jelly Bean from .zip file from on of the XDA forums. After update my System partition size got reduced from 2GB to 510 MB and i have now 500 MB cache size.

I have observed that my cache partition is not utilized more that 30 or 40 MB.

I want to gain more space in System as I am getting error messages of insufficient free space during installation of new application.

Please let me know how to get System partition size bigger.

Any help would be highly appreciated.
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Hey all, this is a theme I put together for myself and [MENTION=4638096]Epic.[/MENTION] told me to release it

Whats done, there is more but here is an overview

-Matte skin has been... skinned

-Statusbar

-Signal icons

-Notification tabs

-Some app icons: what is in my app drawer

-Lockring

-Dock

-Sense clock

I can't be bothered writing much more, I just wanted to get this up

Download:

Serenity_projectX.zip - 1.36 MB

Change theme to matte for full effect (I modified matte in the zip)

*Only for Project X and other Sense 4.1 lite ROMs if there are any. Will not work on Viper etc cause they use different layouts for pngs and locations*

Thanks to my buddies

[MENTION=4638096]Epic.[/MENTION]

[MENTION=4380624]Raymond Ebertt[/MENTION]

[MENTION=2133457]janarp[/MENTION]

[MENTION=3384384]linsalata28[/MENTION]
[HTC Incredible S] jancis201991:
It will not work on KingCobra rom?
[HTC Incredible S] Epic.:
Sone parts might, it's because Kingcobra is Full Sense will this is Lite sense. Full sense is harder to theme and the file names are different so some parts might work :)
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
No because it uses m10 files instead of the straight res folders. I can't be bothered decompiling this many m10s for a ROM that I don't use so if someone else wants to port they are welcome but at this stage no sorry
[HTC Incredible S] rohithksaj:
Will it replace the sense 5 lock screen?

Edit.. Found the answer....

Anyway to get back the sense 5 lock screen.....?

Sent From The Future.....
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
um.... not simply without reverting the whole thing
[HTC Incredible S] rohithksaj:
You know the sense 5 lock screen is a different and unique thing......

The ordinary ring gives a old look...

That's why I asked..... Anyway thanks for Ur theme... ;)

Sent From The Future.....
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
The ring fit more with the theme :) btw if you push the lockscreen from another similar rom without the sense 5 look you will get stock lockscreen like in my screenshot. if you want to reflash,

reflash rom, open my zip, go to vrtheme/system/app/Matte/apk/res/drawable-hdpi and delete the lock ring image, then flash my zip

It won't have my lock ring anymore :P
[HTC Incredible S] rohithksaj:
I flashed it.....

Lock screen didn't change... It's still the same sense 5 lock screen..... :cool:

Sent From The Future.....
[HTC Incredible S] Deleted member 5099998:
Really nice theme, love it! Thanks mate, keep up the good work!
[HTC Incredible S] Raymond Ebertt:
You're welcome mate... A lot of that looks familiar... :D
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
The layout wont change, I can provide a zip with the stock lockscreen for stock layout if you want

Thanks :) what device are you using it on? :)

Why is that so? :P
[HTC Incredible S] rohithksaj:
One more thing noticed... Most of the apps in the doc are greyed out except default browser...

Nothing big deal... Just reported... :D

Sent From The Future.....
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
The themed icons are music, camera, phone, messages, mail cause they are in my dock, and they are stock in the dock for HTC sense ROMs I think

Anything not those icons are not touched :)
[HTC Incredible S] rohithksaj:
Good.... Anyway good work... I say...

Keep it up bro.... :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Sent From The Future.....
[HTC Incredible S] Deleted member 5099998:
HTC Desire HD (ace) runnin' Nik Project X rebirth, 4.0.4 w/ Sense 4.1 v1.0 :)
[HTC Incredible S] janarp:
nice to see ur theme is up mate... u know i like it..=)
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Ah okay I thought you had a Desire and you had flashed on a desire x rom lol

Thanks for the kind words :)

Thanks janar :) for your input and everything
[HTC Incredible S] rohithksaj:
A little suggestion from me...

Can you create some more themes.... I have been using your theme for some days... And I like it...

It's superb and really suits our dhd...

Way to go....

So it would be really interesting if you create more.... :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Sent From The Future.....
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Lol maybe but I'm on a different ROM now

When I get bored of a look I tend to theme it :)
[HTC Incredible S] H.e.S.a.M:
Can i use this theme with viper?( big rosie)

Follow Me On Instagram :) User : He_S_aM
[HTC Incredible S] Gizmo648:
The problem is not the big rosie, ViperVIVO is sense4 full, the skin is made for lite so some images won't work
[HTC Incredible S] rohithksaj:
The thing I like in your theme is the glow at the bottom and top while scrolling...

I had that on ARHD... Not in any sense 4 ROMs..... And

Next time go for a red theme...

Keep rocking my friend... :thumbup::thumbup:

Rk.....

Sent From The Future.....
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Correct

Because of the way lite and full sense are laid out in terms of images in apks, it would need to be completely reworked for full sense ROMs. This includes doing m10 files and I'm not very experienced with that

That's all?? I can do that easy with a multi ROM universal zip :) :) :)

Which color do you like?
[HTC Incredible S] rohithksaj:
Really??? great....

I would prefer red color....

Thanks in advance...... :D:D

Sent From The Future.....
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Hi! Sorry this took so long, I got sidetracked by my new phone :)

Attached is a red glow and a white glow for ANY sense rom for ANY WVGA device :)

vrtheme is pretty cool

Enjoy
[HTC Incredible S] renwei89:
Nice theme! Thx
[HTC Incredible S] omareziz:
Hey nice theme. I flashed it twice. And everything is good except that I like the lock ring and is not flashing.

And if you gonna do improvements you can Smith the lil click grains effect and the charging animation from semi circle to full. It's awesome anyway but there's no harm in suggesting :)
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Screenshot please

I screwed up on the battery charging but that's not a priority, I'm using blackout now for my kernel stuff
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Maybe it's the lockscreen layout. Did you switch to matte?
[HTC Incredible S] omareziz:
Yes I'm on matte and I tried changing it to others and coming back on matte
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Is the matte apk in system? I'll post lockscreen apk if I remember tonight
[HTC One V] Gaurav8651000:
Hey guys i am new to this forum...

i wanted to know if there was a stable OC kernel

and a custom ROM..even though i knw tht custom roms are bugfull...i guess u can and the one with minimial and avoidable amt of bugs

i read abt the titanium kiss and hellboy kernel...but cudnt figure out which one is better..

if i have askd smethng wrong...please let me know...
[HTC One V] Seraz007:
wow two threads for one question? ;):D
[HTC One V] omkar.s:
at the time im using titanium kiss kernel and it works smooth lets you overclock to 2ghz and for roms shpongle is a good ome with least amount of bugs
[HTC One V] Arshullah:
Hi im new to this site can anybody plz tell me if theres any safe kernel for htc one v gsm (primoU)

and if possible recommend any good custom rom .

Currently im using hellboy kernel and paranoid android is the rom .

its not working properly . plz any safe kernels ??????????????????????? :crying:
[HTC One V] mr_nooby:
Hellboy kernel is perfectly safe, if you are using the latest version of paranoid, it's not the kernel fault, that Rom has bugs, and won't be fixed because the dev sold his phone. You can try Sphongle rom with the same kernel, or any other rom you like. The needed kernel is always mentioned in the first post!
[HTC One V] Arshullah:
I am using paranoid version 2.99

i've tried shpongle its doesnt go past the htc quietly brilliant screen.

i thought that it might be a fault of some kernel . can you name a good rom and a suitable kernel plzzzzzz:crying:
[HTC One V] Seraz007:
^^^Oh God^^^ :S :screwy:

Sent from my Katana
[HTC One V] Arshullah:
I am Seriously in need of some recommendations here . :crying:
[HTC One V] mr_nooby:
Yeah because pa2.99 has 4.1.2 kernel, Sphongle has 4.2.2. Just check Sphongle thread, there's a link to the needed kernel
[HTC One V] Arshullah:
thanks for that

but just for some info

can u suggest me some other roms and their suitable kernels

plzzzzzzzzz :crying:
[HTC One V] mr_nooby:
Oh well, if you like sense there's myONEv RC9.5 wich goes with titanium Kiss kernel, then there's xperia rom made by me, that goes with hellboy kernel for cm10, Samsung rom also with hellboy for cm10, Sphongle with hellboy for 4.2.2, and others I can't remember right now :thumbup:
[HTC One V] Arshullah:
thanks for the info . i got the shpongle kernel . ill try and flash it and then install shpongle and see .
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Cpin0312:
i using cm 10 now, but my phone cant connect to pc through usb storage or usb debug, i can sure that my driver was installed. when i try to switch usb storage to mtp, setting is FC

and i wish to backup system file through titanium pro, but i need 2 waiting very long time and it still not been done,

is this rom proplem?

ps, i can connect pc and backup system file when phone in LF2 rom
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Zulfauzi:
Im on ddlf2 too..For me,CM10.1 A6 usb storage to pc works..all i know is on every CM10.1 you must enable the developer option first by go to Settings,about phone,scroll down and press the "build number" for 10times..then u will get the option..:)
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Mercedec777:
Install the ROM M10.1 A 6. It is working ROM. No such problems
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sahilraghav1:
I rotted my Samsung galaxy s6102 some days back...but while i was installing MIUI ROM in my cell..... IT crashed in the midway and now my phone wont boot and it remains stuck at the Samsung galaxy logo..While i go in the recovery mode ...the error is shown as

E: failed to mount/system (Invalid argument)

I tried flashing androids original firmware through Odin but the problem still persists...Please Help:(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] h311sdr0id:
Try flashing just your PIT (in ODIN MODE/Download MODE)

That's the first thing I would try.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sahilraghav1:
i tried it.....It still doesn't work.....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bisis_Gant:
Did u ask guys in Samsung theme?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sahilraghav1:
Well i dint go to the Samsung service center as I reckoned they will figure out that I had rooted the phone and my warranty will be void.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaz@usgermanlawyers.com:
After several month with the Samsung I8750 I changed to the Galaxy S 4 I9505. What a difference. Finlay I can do what I want e.g.connect with BT an external keyboard, install Opera, have access to the OS, Swipe Key etc. It is all just there. My phone (32GB) is from China so sometimes I still have to fight the chinese... Overall satisfied and a good working horse. Does anyone know how to remove the chinese stuff without breaking the phone?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
Thread cleaned

You should not be so rude to people trying to help

Also your title has nothing to do with the question you are asking...edited

Moved to correct device forum's Q&A

Friendly Neighborhood Moderator
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] pike888:
i have accidentaly dropped my phone and a little back cover, the one with "XPERIA" written on it, fell off. I put it back in place, but I would like to ask if my phone is still waterproof?

Thanks
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] abo hani:
take it to professional to say it

maybe it damaged hardwear or battery or broke something

cuz i dropped my phone and borked hdmi slot :(
[LG Optimus G (International)] devil.jeet:
Hi everyone.. i am having a strange issue here.. whenever i try to flash my phone using lg software update, everything goes well till the time phone restarts to upgrade. phone should go into software update mode but never boots up.. then i have to forcefully shutdown phone by holding power button and then phone restarts normally . previously i unrooted my phone .. and again tried to root it and failed.. so downloaded new kdz and tried to flash it but failed... i tried emergency mode bu holding up and down volume key and inserting the cable but nothing happens , seems like phone is not going into software update mode.. Please help.. :(
[LG Optimus G (International)] 2nd Sky:
you must come into download mode

phone must shut down! then vol + and - hold (NO POWER) and connect with the usb cable

1sec. later you must be in download mode :/
[LG Optimus G (International)] devil.jeet:
thats what i am trying.. its not going in that mode.. i corrupted my download mode or something?
[LG Optimus G (International)] JasonBourne.Qc:
Be sure you installed the latest usb driver?
[LG Optimus G (International)] devil.jeet:
yes they are updated

yes i did.. when i try to root.. device is recognized by the console.. but fails to root.. and then i tried to flash it, with lg software update version hack method , everything goes well till phone shuts down and never restarts.. than it will not restart , till i hold power button for few seconds and press it again.. but the phone boots up normally.. any way i can repair using usb debugging?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Zaron DarkStar:
I have done a general search on Google and found several articles relating to this subject, but when I searched XDA I didn't find anything conclusive or useful or even informative. The Samsung Galaxy S4 was supposed to be at least a 16GB phone. To me, that means 16GB of usable space to install apps. I knew there would be some bloatware, but when I got my SGS4, I was annoyed to see that the device memory total space was only 9.72 GB, and the bloatware was installed in that space! That left me with only a measly 8GB to install my apps. So where did the other 6.28 GB go? From what I read, it was used by the "system" and hidden "Samsung recovery partitions".

Well, I do not care about recovery partitions. I would rather trust Titanium Backup and my Nandroid backups and have more usable space than have a recovery partition I can't access. I am stingy with my storage, which is at a premium on mobile devices. I like to have control over every megabyte and I don't like the manufacturer deciding how my space is used. I already got an SD card for it, but I still want that missing space back.

So here is my question; how does one re-partition or re-size the partitions of the internal memory of the Samsung Galaxy S4? I know that linux has some amazing partition editors like gparted that can re-size partitions without destroying them, and Android is based on linux, so is there anything like an "aparted"?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] lazaro17:
I think in the system partition aside from the actual OS there's an odd 2-3 gigs of temp space to be utilizing during updates via Kiev etc. Since the size of TW roms are so big it makes sense in some weird way.

However anything I've read regarding repartioning is supposed to be pretty risky procedure. A lot of us that have gone to the Google Edition rom are also stuck with the original partitions even though GE rom nearly a gig smaller than TW rom. So especially wasted space for us.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Zaron DarkStar:
See, that's exactly what I am talking about. I don't plan to ever update my stock rom via Kiev, assuming I ever update it at all, since I flashed a modified stock kernel to get root. Where did you read about repartitioning being risky? I couldn't even find that much. Is it equally risky for all devices, or do the more modern devices have more options? I also flashed the Google Edition rom hoping to get the space back, but nope! :( It really sucks that a non-touchwiz, non-samsung rom would still allow a wasted partition.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Skipjacks:
In order to partition that internal memory you have to wipe it. And that means everything. System, recovery, download mode, boot loader, everything.

The connection with Odin or adb at this point would be totally housed in RAM. It would need to maintain that connection in order to complete the task of adding the new partition, adding the download mode back, adding recovery, and finally the ROM itself.

If the phone lost its connection during that process or lost power or the update process got pushed out of ram for any reason the phone would be hard bricked as there would be no way to reestablish communication with it to restart the process. You couldn't power it on or boot it to anything. It would be a $600 paper weight.

Meanwhile the alternative option is to just go buy an $8 external 16gb SD card or a $20 external 32gb SD card. That carries no risk whatsoever and expands your phone's storage well beyond the original 9gb of usable space you started with.

Sent from your phone. You should be careful where you leave that thing.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Zaron DarkStar:
Thanks! And yes I also hit the thanks button :). I had no idea that partitioning the internal memory was THAT risky. I am surprised nobody has come up with a better way, like how you would boot from a CD to partition your computer. Maybe a way to boot from external SD or something? It also makes me curious; if the manufacturer started with blank internal memory, how did they write the initial recovery and ROM to it in the first place? What are they able to do that we can't do?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Skipjacks:
Your computer has a bios that exists on a saparate chip from everything else. The bios is like a pre-boot that waits for you to hit the power button, then it looks for a hard drive with an OS to get going the rest of the way. If it doesn't find a hard drive it will look to a CD ROM drive that will take the next step.

The operating sysem resides on your hard drive. So you can wipe your hard drive and the bios will at least let the computer physically turn on.

On your cell phone all that stuff resides on the same internal memory. So if you wipe it clean, it doesn't even have something like a bios that can look for a secondary boot option on an SD Card.

Samsung probably programs the memory chips on a separate machine before they even put them on the mother board. Think of an old 8 bit Nintendo. Super Mario Bros. exists entirely on the game cartridge. It's pre programed to hold the game. You then take that game cartridge (which is essentially just a memory chip on a circuit board inside the plastic case) and insert it into the Nintendo in order to boot up the game. Without the game inserted the power button just blinks and the Nintendo doesn't know what to do. Same thing with your phone. Samsung programs the memory chip somewhere else, then puts the fully prgrammed chip onto the mother board and it boots up. (This is a VERY generic example. There are about 500 things that are different about how these two sysems boot. I am well aware of this. I jus used it as an example to help clarify the concept.)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Zaron DarkStar:
Ugh that seems like a bad design choice. And all manufacturers are doing this? Nobody has managed to squeeze in a separate chip for the recovery, even on tablets?

So what you are saying is that the process Samsung probably used can't be used after the chip has been placed in the phone without extreme risk? Got it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] macaumen:
You probably need to unsolder the chip from the board and use a chip programmer to write everything back to the chip.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Zaron DarkStar:
I don't think I'll be attempting something like that. That would make me even more nervous than wiping the internal memory. I'm a GTAW welder, and I still don't think I would have steady enough hands to go messing with the physical chips inside my phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Zaron DarkStar:
One chip?

Anyway my other question still remains. Android software/hardware is all designed to run off of one internal chip that holds everything? Even on tablets? And nobody has attempted to break this mold?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] elesbb:
You can actually adjust the partition details through what is called a pit file (partition information table)

There is a thread where someone was able to create the pit files flashable through Odin. While they are flashable, I have tried everything on my s3 to get it to work. I think there is some bootloader code which ignores unsigned or not genuine pit files. There is just something preventing them from taking effect even though it says it flashed successfully.

You should easily be able to take some blocks from system partition and add them to data without and risks.

Btw it's impossible to hard brick this and the s3. You would just need a jtag device to rewrite the bootloader back to the device. Some people have said that the USB jigs you see on eBay work. And for 5 bucks what the heck lol.

But generally speaking, playing with pit files and partitions can get costly. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] MattBooth:
I'm still very interested in this. I intend to only use the Google Play ROM's, which are 500MB, rather than 2GB

Samsung said that the S4's system only uses 1GB more than the S3, yet consumes 2GB more in total :/
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] extrem0:
DON'T TRY THIS. OTHERWISE IT'LL BRICK YOUR DEVICE

There's a solution for S4 i9500, but apparently it was officially released by samsung. I don't believe samsung or t-mobile will do the same, but I hope so. Or if anything could be done from this to be adapted to m919 would be great.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2429309
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] WhosAsking:
I strongly suspect this goes to how ARM Systems-on-a-Chip work. These devices don't expect to encounter any kind of hardware intermediary between the processor and the chips. That's what the drivers are for. These devices are designed for simple bootstrapping, and the best way to do that is to connect the CPU to a single internal store of flash memory. Also, no device manufacturer expects to need to repartition their internal flashes within the device's working life. The partition sizes were chosen very carefully so it isn't necessary. They trade in some leeway space to be able to "set it and forget it." In the end, they don't expect anyone (including themselves) to tinker with it after it's been all set up. Normal users won't be in a position to encounter the recovery system, and even skilled amateurs trying to fix something mildly serious would find the stock recovery system sufficient. If that doesn't work, it's probably going back to the manufacturer.