yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 7 Android Development] dechronic:
BeanStalk 4.4.4050 for Nexus 7 (2012) (grouper)

BeanStalk 4.4.4050 for Nexus 7 (2012) (grouper)

http://d-h.st/NLZ Untouched version.

Took me a while, as I realized the build was failing due to outdated drivers. I had to get the latest device drivers from Google and add them to the vendor folder manually after extracting them and before building, then ran out of space on my VM.

It is working on my wife's Nexus 7 2012 but I had her /data partition formatted to f2fs so I haven't tested it with the default kernel.

I used a f2fs-data kernel and modified the updater-script of the ROM.zip to mount the /data parition with busybox instead of mounting it as EXT4.

So anyone else who is using EXT4 on all their partitions can test it to be sure it is working.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] dechronic:
Here is the download link for the Beanstalk build with the new theme manager for Nexus 7 (2012) [grouper].

Note: It still says version 4.4.4050

http://d-h.st/SXs
[Nexus 7 Android Development] dechronic:
Beanstalk 4.4.4065 for Nexus 7 2012 (grouper)

With the new CM theme manager

http://d-h.st/bK8
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Goneeuro:
Is there a MEGA link for the 4.4.4065 version? DevHost is soooo slow? If not no big deal. Just curious. Or maybe a torrent?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] dechronic:
I understand that devhost is having some problems. So I will upload somewhere else later.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Goneeuro:
No worries. I just set it aside and let it download. I have been using beanstalk on my infuse since the first version. Great ROM. I just wish someone would build it for my n7100. I tried myself but could never get it to build successfully.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] azoller1:
Bump, thanks dechronic for keeping the builds going!!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] JT1510365:
link is not working can someone share the latested build please that is based on cm10.2?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Rev10eight:
Ok, I have searched all over the net by google and on this site.

I may have missed it but I dont think so. I know the Frosty Jellybean

thead was closed. I loved this rom and need to do a fresh install.

Due to computer and an sd card failures, I have lost my file and was hopping

Someone has a copy. Im looking for the frosty jellybean v11.2.1.

It works perfect for my needs. Thats the only version of that rom I want.

The roms are no longer available. Can anyone help me out.

Im at my wits end.

Thanks in advance.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
It was a pretty basic ROM.

Start here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2276645

Flash any custom kernel you want.

Debloat (Ashaman by mrRobinson and another one I can't remember the name of - sticky in apps & themes forum),

Flash ramsay's 4-way reboot menu.

You can flash the toggle mod if you want. If I could find a basic one with the call home functionality removed, I would use it. No such luck yet.

There you go. Frosty without the boot animation. Unsure why you are dead set on using an old ROM; an old version of an old ROM. The dev left us, and other people have taken his place. Time to move on.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Rev10eight:
Will try

Ok, I'm like an old nun, I have old habits.

Ill give your recommendation a try. I know its an old rom but everything worked for me.

It had the right color scheme on the togles and menu bar (green), edge zoom, toggles, working s-voice on bluetooth.

Wi-calling, 3 way boot and a few other things I cant remember right now. I use miui launcher for my final set up.

It gets me where I want to be but the base Frosty v11.2.1 was just right.

All the roms and devs here are great. I guess once I find what I like I stick with it. I went through a bunch of roms before settling on that one.

I left it and came back a few times and finally locked it in as my daily. I'm willing to try others and have tried but never found yet exactly what I want. For example, I am probable one of the few who actually like the edge zoom feature on the web and email. I have tried the stockorama and rooted stock 4.1.2. Both were great but I miss the old edge zoom. I have searched, but maybe not well enough, and haven't found edge zoom for it "yet". I'm sure its probably there, just haven't found it and don't want to aggravate the forum or powers that be with something I should be able to find. The devs and people here do alot of hard and good work and don't need the aggravation.

Well anyway, thanks again for the direction. Ill give it a whirl. Gonna try a another rom of interest first.

Long Live The Devs!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Rev10eight:
Im going to try move up. Unless I get lucky and someone has this tucked away. Now let's start fresh...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Rev10eight:
Found the perfect rom.

Everything works.

Goodby to frosty, was a great rom.:(

S3Rx T999 UVDMD5 TW 4.1.2 Premium Suite
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vyvyan:
Why can't use touch emulation on game. I already add button on touch emulation and chose active touch profile. I can move and aim but can't use button. Sorry for my english.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] andyvan:
i have Spb Pocket Plus and want to add the item 'Turn on Flight Mode' to my Today screen...and i would also like to assign it to my Tape Button.

and in order to do this i obviously need to know it's program name or setting name...

(PS..i obviously know it is located up the top behind 'Signal strength' indicator)

cheers

ANDY
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Deke Martin:
Turning on the flight mode is simply turning off the phone function is it not? You can do this by holding down the hang-up button.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Pocket Me:
@Deke Martin: on normal HTC devices, press and hold the hang-up button to disconnect GPRS only. You could try it.

@andyvan: you can search in this forum the file "radio toggle.exe" (thanks to its author). Run this exe file to toggle on/off the phone function. You can insert it into Spb panel on today screen or assign it to a hardware key as you want.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Deke Martin:
Press and Hold will disconnect the GPRS, but if you do it when not connected to GPRS it will switch off the phone.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Pocket Me:
- On XDAII, XDAIIs, XDA Mini: press and hold the hang-up button for nothing when there's no GPRS connection, absolutely.

- On other devices: I don't know.

This topic belongs in Magician box so I can answer that: Holding the hang-up (red) button on Magician will disconnect the GPRS connection only (if exist).
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theowner997:
So.. many devs stopped working for our little L3 , cm team also stopped :/

Anyone there that can still dev???
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Subhajitdas298:
Any devs for LG L3 II dual there?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Skipjacks:
The only thing I really don't like about the Galaxy S4 is that the vibration is fairly weak. Working in an office I need to have my phoen on vibrate as a colorful ringtone is simply not an option. But I miss text messages and phone calls on occasion because I just don't feel the phone vibrating in my pocket.

Heck even if I have it laying on a nearby table sometimes I still don't hear it vibrating.

I have come up with a sollution acceptable work around to this issue!

I made a vibration sound as my ring tone. So now when the phone vibrates it also goes BzzzBzzzBzzz out of the speaker.

It's barely loud enough to be heard by anyone but you if it's in your pocket. If anyone else does hear it, it still just sounds like a normal vibrating phone. No obnoxious ringtone.

If you want to try this out I've included 3 WAV files in the attached zip.

- Base Vibration Sound.wav - This is the sound file I used as a base for the final ringtones I made. I have scoured the internet looking for vibration sounds. This one is the one that sounded most like an actual vibrating phone. Use this file as your source if you want to try this technique out but don't like the final products I created.

- Ringer Vibration.wav - I added some bass and increased the volume, and extended the length of the original source file so make a loud, long, steady vibration sound that is roughly the length of a normal incoming call vibration.

- SMS Vibration.wav - Same bass and volume changes as the Ringer Vibration, but it's 3 short bursts insead of one long steady vibration. I did this because 3 short burts is how I've always set my my SMS vibration sequence. There are pauses between each vibration in the squence so you can hack up he file and change the vibration pattern as needed easily enough.

Hopefully this idea helps someone else.

Note, I still have the phone vibrate and ring in settings so it still vibrates. The vibration sound is jus in addition.

This is still a work in progress for me. So if you can improve on it please do and share your version here! If there are any real audiophile geeks out there who can make this sound really good, please share your talents! I am NOT an audio guy by any means. I just found a vibration sound file online and modded it with a little cutting and pasting and enhancement options using a free program called Audacity on Ubuntu. So if someone has and knows how to use high quality audio modification software to do this properly, by all means please show us what youv'e got!
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Themes and Apps] ExploreMN:
Anyone have this APK? When I try to download it from the play store it says it's not available in my country (USA). I'm looking for the current official beta from videolan.org.

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Themes and Apps] micger21:
http://db.tt/UPQT3Yyx
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Themes and Apps] ExploreMN:
Thank you so much!
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Themes and Apps] Akieexda:
Thanks soo much .. i also looking for it
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Themes and Apps] Spidey01:
Trivial to download a nightly off the server.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Themes and Apps] efanatic:
Im using vlc player on my note 8 too. Downloaded the apk and installed it( couldn't get it from the play store either since l am also in the usa) I have a 750gb hard drive that

l hook up to my tablet via a otg adapter with a few hundred movies on it. Well real player and the stock player don't play some of my movies. Vlc player plays them all. I also installed vlc player on my home computer.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Themes and Apps] elosogrande7076:
Can anyone please reup the file? Thank you
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Themes and Apps] efanatic:
OK Attached file that I installed
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Themes and Apps] Spidey01:
You should also go into settings and make sure that hardware accelerated decode is on.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Themes and Apps] jowalamar:
Or the actual VLC site with nightlies. http://nightlies.videolan.org/
[HTC One X] retsamor:
Hi, this is my first post, and I have a problem with bricked HOX.

I tried to put custom ROM, ViperX, with CWM (previously I unlocked bootloader and flashed with custom CWM recovery.img). After installation, I flashed with boot.img, but I couldn't boot. Now I have bricked, unlocked, HOX. I tried to unbrick with ruu, but ruu warned that my bootloader version is not good for ruu.

So how can I unbrick my HOX, is there ruu version for my HOX (and is there any way to unbrick it at all?)?

My HOX's specs:

CID: HTC__032

version-main: 3.20.401.3

HBOOT-1.39.0000

RADIO-5.1204.162A.29

Please help, and sorry for my bad English. I hope you understood :)
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
I think its not bricked.

Do this :

Flash the Viper X boot.img :

Fastboot flash boot boot.img

Fastboot erase cache

Enter the recovery and do this :

Factory reset

Wipe cache partition

Advanced - wipe dalvik cache

Mounts and storage - format cache,data,system

Then install the viper X rom.zip and reboot
[HTC One X] retsamor:
I did, many times, but nothing worked -- after every reboot HOX stayed in boot loop and only thing I could was boot into bootloader mode and recovery.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Then you must have missed a step somewhere .....
[HTC One X] retsamor:
Yes, it seems I really did forget one step.

Thank you very much, works like a charm :good::good: ;)
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Cjay1518:
I'm on Beanstalk asop ROM and the minimum frequency is 1026mhz causing a battery drain. is there a way to change it with no hassle?
[Sprint LG Optimus G] darknate:
this should help

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=42394184#post42394184
[Sprint LG Optimus G] RubbleTea:
You could try getting trickster mod app (free) donate if you like...then setting CPU min lower, don't forget to enable set on boot and apply
[Sprint LG Optimus G] darknate:
you also have to make sure the maximum is lower than 1024 otherwise itll just set the minimum to 1024. thats because of the kernel. the only other thing to do is change the kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lickarock:
Q&A

As I get LEGITIMATE questions, I will answer them, and copy them here into one hub so you don't have to search through the whole thread.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lickarock:
Wall of Shame

If you ask a question that is already answered in the Original Post or in the Q&A section, I will post it here, for all to see, mock, and ridicule. It will be fun for me. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] g_ding84:
Looks pretty sweet bro. Nice tut. I know I'm going to use this as a reference. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] patrao_n:
What is this for? Lol just kidding. Thank you do much for the tutorial!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] digiblur:
Nice tutorial with pics! I thought it was kind of a given that people knew about this. Now if only the JD-GUI would decompile all of the source pieces in various files. Some you have no choice but to dig through smali.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lickarock:
I managed to stumble into this one all on my own. I have always had a hard time with SMALI code. I can get into the xmls and do whatever I need to, and I can at least read java. It would be handy if it broke it down further, but at least its something to make more sense of what the smali is telling me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ac16313:
Intentioal wall of shame (;

Can I decompile tw modify it and recompile?

Jk anyways nice tutorial. I absolutely love the simple steps. Years ago when I first tried this without knowing a thing about where to begin the tutorials were overly complex and vague.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] burakgon:
OMG That's the best thread on the XDA :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] xxxb:
Can't convert .dex file into .jar file

Thank you so much for this TUT!

I have a problem with convert .dex file into .jar file. I drag the .dex file over the d2j-dex2jar.bat but nothing happen :(

Help me, please.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lickarock:
Oh wow, totally missed this post. Sorry man. Still trying to figure this out?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lickarock:
So, [MENTION=4473547]forumber2[/MENTION] made a sweet little tool to do this for you.: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=46457301#post46457301
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] zindu:
Supper Rocks

absolutely amazing.

thank you very much

i have collected all informations tools and tested them to compile, decompile, edit, sign and your information to edit dex file to edit apk.

now all i have to do is to learn java programming, and i will start to download some video tutorial, that is much better than i ask people to help me out on how to do that and that, because lots time i come home with empty handed, but will learn java for sure, not just because editing apk, because i am interested in after effects and 3d animation software also website designer, so its a tools that will help me to survive.

thank you again MR.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] zindu:
how to convert

hello again, i forgot about it how do you convert it back to smali after editing?

thank you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] :
Wall Of Shame Nomination!

I think we have our first wall of shame post!

Pretty sure you mentioned something about this in the op.

That's right, you did! In the OP!

"You will most certainly fail if you attempt to recompile this code. It is NOT true Java source, but is the decompiler's best guess at what it might be.

IF by some MIRACLE of whatever god you pray to allows the "source code" to compile, you WILL experience bugs."
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] zindu:
recompile java to .dex

I think we have our first wall of shame post!

Pretty sure you mentioned something about this in the op.

That's right, you did! In the OP!

"You will most certainly fail if you attempt to recompile this code. It is NOT true Java source, but is the decompiler's best guess at what it might be.

IF by some MIRACLE of whatever god you pray to allows the "source code" to compile, you WILL experience bugs.

I did start to learn some java codding, but it takes long time to learn, i am busy for this month but will continue to learn.

i believe in about 6 months i will know general information and move my head around java syntax and formulas.

what i am thinking is, i do not care if i can not convert it back because if i learn basic java and build apk, then i think it will be very easy to use decompiled apk resources as a source, what i mean is;

to rebuild apk to match my desire, then i be able to recompile it again, but it is all about programming, the only things is how files and commands are working and related to each other, that is why i am trying to learn java programming, i know its hard but i am trying.

---------- Post added at 01:02 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:56 AM ----------

So it is easy to rebuild apk using and modifying existing code but first i have to learn a programming language.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] inunxelex:
check this folder "C:\Documents and Settings\<your windows username>" :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rushic24:
Is there any java decompiler app for android i have decompiled my apk but i want a java file i dont have a pc
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] aashishb4u:
help

cant we directly decompile .smali files to .java source code????

if yes then please help....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Flamefire:
I am currently writing an eclipse plugin that can read smali source files and replace the variable names in the corresponding java files.

This makes the work much easier.

It is currently in an alpha phase so come, try and improve please.

Github: https://github.com/Flamefire/ImportSmaliVarNames
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gonza28:
What should I do with it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] neutronz:
link for java decompiler error. i got this message

Erreur 403 - Refus de traitement de la requête (Interdit - Forbidden)

Le serveur a compris la requête, mais refuse de la satisfaire.

Une démarche d'authentification n'y fera rien et cette requête ne doit pas être renouvelée. Si la méthode invoquée est différente de HEAD et le serveur souhaite rendre public la raison pour laquelle il refuse le traitement, il le fera dans l'entité liée à cette réponse. Ce code d'état est souvent utilisé lorsque le serveur ne souhaite pas s'étendre sur les raisons pour lesquelles il refuse un accès, ou parce que c'est la seule réponse qui convienne.

Vous tentez d'accéder à une ressource qui vous est interdite.
Il se peut que le compte concerné soit suspendu (Cf. Console de Gestion)

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lickarock:
Oh wow. I so don't speakity French. If that was Spanish I might be of more help. My guess is the site got rearranged or the file removed or something. Google search dex2jar.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Pankaj Rai:
i dont understand whats this and how its works
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Flamefire:
Sometimes it is not possible to have the debug information included in the converted jar file (dex converter has some bugs with that)

So if you convert dex2jar without debug symbols, you end up with variables like "locString", "locInt" etc. which is hard to read.

This plugin takes the java and matching smali files and replaces "locString" by e.g. "myPersonalId" or whatever it was.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Pankaj Rai:
i dont understand how its works

---------- Post added at 09:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:03 PM ----------

hope u can explain
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] modz2014:
Link isnt working no photos anymore i know its a old post but should keep the photos up at least
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asafhaim147:
hello, im coming to NYC for a business trip on the 9th of july.

what is the best Smartphone store in NYC?

another question will be again, i9500,i9505 or htc one?

im thinking about the HTC One but the GS4 has more support and advertising in my country ( the GS4 was launched a week after the international launch and the HTC One wasnt even launched in my country.)

no support and no labs to fix the HTC One...

Which one? HTC one or one of the variants?

and where to buy them if you know a good Smartphone store in NYC
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Putrid186:
2 Questions: What part of the cradles/docks/etc is the part that lets the phone know that it is going into a dock?

What part specifically on the D160 includes this part?

The reason for the second question: I don't want to use a stupid cigar lighter charger with a cable dangling across my instrument panel. I'm going to be installing a 1+amp usb port in my console, and I want to know if I can use the USB cable in the kit and still have the dock sensing. Otherwise, if that part is actually in the cigar lighter part of this kit, then I would install a new cigar lighter in my car or get a cable elsewhere that has the part that sends the "i'm a dock" message to the phone.
[Galaxy S 4 General] Skipjacks:
The only thing I really don't like about the Galaxy S4 is that the vibration is fairly weak. Working in an office I need to have my phoen on vibrate as a colorful ringtone is simply not an option. But I miss text messages and phone calls on occasion because I just don't feel the phone vibrating in my pocket.

Heck even if I have it laying on a nearby table sometimes I still don't hear it vibrating.

I have come up with a sollution acceptable work around to this issue!

I made a vibration sound as my ring tone. So now when the phone vibrates it also goes BzzzBzzzBzzz out of the speaker.

It's barely loud enough to be heard by anyone but you if it's in your pocket. If anyone else does hear it, it still just sounds like a normal vibrating phone. No obnoxious ringtone.

If you want to try this out I've included 3 WAV files in the attached zip.

- Base Vibration Sound.wav - This is the sound file I used as a base for the final ringtones I made. I have scoured the internet looking for vibration sounds. This one is the one that sounded most like an actual vibrating phone. Use this file as your source if you want to try this technique out but don't like the final products I created.

- Ringer Vibration.wav - I added some bass and increased the volume, and extended the length of the original source file so make a loud, long, steady vibration sound that is roughly the length of a normal incoming call vibration.

- SMS Vibration.wav - Same bass and volume changes as the Ringer Vibration, but it's 3 short bursts insead of one long steady vibration. I did this because 3 short burts is how I've always set my my SMS vibration sequence. There are pauses between each vibration in the squence so you can hack up he file and change the vibration pattern as needed easily enough.

Hopefully this idea helps someone else.

Note, I still have the phone vibrate and ring in settings so it still vibrates. The vibration sound is jus in addition.

This is still a work in progress for me. So if you can improve on it please do and share your version here! If there are any real audiophile geeks out there who can make this sound really good, please share your talents! I am NOT an audio guy by any means. I just found a vibration sound file online and modded it with a little cutting and pasting and enhancement options using a free program called Audacity on Ubuntu. So if someone has and knows how to use high quality audio modification software to do this properly, by all means please show us what youv'e got!