yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Rajeev:
Yea sure....

[MENTION=4550769]ghtung[/MENTION] bro

Here is the Stock SystemUI Flashable Zip for ur BackUp

https://www.mediafire.com/?c3ru0fjgrzucvew

And pls Test this New SystemUI and Report

https://www.mediafire.com/?7820b54m55879t4

MENU - BACK - HOME - RECENT - POWER

Test and report
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] ghtung:
It almost perfect but meet one error, ex in setting, i press option button, nothing display but I need press Back 2 time to back to home screen :) pls fix it

And buttons order is wrong when screen rolated
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Rajeev:
Screenshot pls? for the Screen rotation and normal mod,. 2 screen shots
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] ghtung:
Here you are:)
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Rajeev:
Ohhhh Ok ok i got it.. I will fix it tomorrow...
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] ghtung:
How about it man, are you busy in these day?
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Rajeev:
Yea bro.. Office works killing me... Don't worry.. I will fix it today itself
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] ghtung:
Oh thank you, its ok with me, complete your work at office, I can wait :laugh:
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Rajeev:
Try this

http://www.mediafire.com/download/uc2io75biuo3p8o/TEST_XTX_5Button_Mod_Stock_Android.zip

Tell me the Result with a Screenshot.. :good:
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] ghtung:
nice, thanks alot man :good:
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Rajeev:
Nice. Instead of Saying Press the :good: Button for Me Dude...
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] baqir96:
A little help needed

HI

I have a question, I am noob (i did this stuff a few years ago on my Atrix) guys so please be patient.

My device: Xperia SP, C5306, CWM INSTALLED, rooted, normal firmware i think its .284

Do I download the file directly to my phone or through the computer, because when i transferred the downloaded folder to my phone(external Sd card) CWM doesn't recognize it. It tells me it can't find a zip inside that folder but there is one when i check using ES File Explorer.

I know how to wipe the caches.

Any Help would be greatly appreciated. :D
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] skyzo97:
does it work on .254?
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Siddhesh:
No
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] seblefb:
dude, can u make 5 navbar for stock 254 ?
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] kelumsd:
Hay,

It's working on my Stock .254 ! :laugh:

Thanks!
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] vstr8889:
Error

I used that transparent five buttons, affter that i lost my navigation bar, is there any solution,im using xperia sp., rooted, locked bootloader, [HonamiUltraizeD][V2][White Edition]

HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Chryzz:
Works on other compilations?

Works on other compilations??? Example .234???

Greetings!!!
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] jakoba-1995:
eXistenZ?

Does anybody know if this works with eXistenZ ROM?
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] dipesh1502:
No

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You will get bootloop
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] totodusud:
[MOD] [Deodex] Navigation Bar And System Ui Mods [ .257 .284 ]

Not supported .254 ? One risk ?

Thanks
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] kewlashu:
plz help

hey Sam, bro I'm using 2.254 stock can you plz make 5 button nav bar with power toggeles and 28dpi plz. I can upload my systemUI and framework-res files if you want.
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] MaRsHaL.Afg:
thanks bro...

i working on systemui like you...

but you frist...

good job
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] BEATBR0:
Hey Guys is there anybody having skills in modding SystemUI.apk?

Send from my banana phone
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Rajeev:
What You Want ? I Can Take A Look ...:fingers-crossed:
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] BEATBR0:
Hey, I only want to change background colour of the white blocks...

but i have no experience in doing this...

Send from my banana phone
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Rajeev:
Samsung?? :o:o:o
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] BEATBR0:
Yes :D the tab3 7.0 is that a problem? ;)

Send from my banana phone
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Rajeev:
He he for me its a problem. I thought u were asking for a sony mod.. Heeeee
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] BEATBR0:
Oh, sorry no its Samsung, so u aren't able to change background colours? :)

Gesendet von meinem SM-T210 mit Tapatalk
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Rajeev:
I can take a try. Pls upload ur framework-res.apk, SemcGenericUxpRes.apk and SystemUI.apk
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] BEATBR0:
Ok, wait a moment....

thanks for your help!!

Gesendet von meinem SM-T210 mit Tapatalk

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Where do i find SemcGenericUxpRes.apk?

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Here are systemui.apk and framework-res.apk

https://www.dropbox.com/s/kpfr4qu1ux4ffak/Files.zip
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] copy2050:
i have flashed the 50% transparency from this mod in my .257 deodexed rom and the transparency only appears in status bar and not in navigation bar...im getting 50% gray and 50% black divided in horizontal bar on the navigation menu! what is the problem??

Thanks
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] vishuxperia:
Why is v3 stock black link is of 404MB and why is it in .7z.004 part file. please reupload the link.

btw nice work:good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] md1008:
Just wondering if setting my phone to use hspa+ uses less battery than lte?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] EyLaTnOgN:
Hspa plus will use less battery since it has more coverage. Compared to lte. Itll be a waste of battery if lte radio band is searching for lte when there is none. The speeds are great on lte. But if battery life is what youre after hspa has satisfying speeds.

All in all... hspa+ is already fast enough to not need lte. LTE is the bugatti and HSPA+ is the ferrari 458. Its great but not as great as lte
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tony yayo:
Couldn't you just try it and find out for yourself? There are lots of other factors that are going to come into play when it comes to battery life. Every one of us is going to have different strengths of signal so no 2 of us are going to have the same experience.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] md1008:
Where I in live I have consistent lte, I was just wondering if using lte in of itself uses less battery like how using edge is supposed use less than than 3/4g
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Darkshado:
As others have said, your mileage will definitely vary on this one. In my case: great coverage available with both technologies and no significant battery life difference between the two.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Coug76:
My experience is that LTE uses battery notably faster than hspa. At work I have full bars for both. There is a cell site EXTREMELY close to the office.

Hastily spouted for your befuddlement
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tony yayo:
In my case I've found that I've gotten better battery with 1 bar with LTE than I had with full bars on HSPA so...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrShadow3657:
guys i need help, my phone (SGH I777) is stuck in a bootloop (turns on, S2 screen, repeat)... i tried to go into recovery mode, but all it says is "Deleting Cryption Meta Data" and nothing else... my phone is not rooted, its not connected to any mobile network... please help me, i need this phone to for my youtube gaming videos...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Cataligh:
I was on Google edition using faux kernal. I decided to restore my stock rooted nandroid using twrp and I believe something went wrong. My phone rebooted on its own after the restore and everything went wrong from there. Force closes galore. I checked the kernal and it was still faux kernal so I figured that was the problem. I decided to wipe and restore one more time. This time it went smooth and I had the option to reboot when it was complete. Everything is running perfect but the weird thing is that the kernal appears to be stock now...

I'm very confused. Some Google searches led me to believe that a nandroid does not save your kernal but my kernal clearly changed on my second restore.

Does a nandroid restore kernal? What is the stock kernal for the i337 and is it around this site because I can't find it anywhere?

My kernal version reads...

3.4.0-453947

Se.infra@sei-46 #1

Sat April 27 17:06:05 kst 2013

Can someone confirm this is stock?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] scott14719:
Yep, that's the stock kernel.

I'm not sure about TWRP. I know there are different options to save different partitions when creating a Nandroid with TWRP.

But there is something else I've been noticing through various posts about the S4. It seems that sometimes, with CWM, TWRP, or even ODIN, that some people have to flash files twice before they take. I'm not sure why it would be that way or if it's just a bunch of people screwing up on the first flash, but it sure seems that way. Maybe this is just one of those phones that depending on which lot you get, needs to be flashed twice?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] GuestX0019:
yeah, Scott may be right. I don't think these recoveries are quite up to speed yet for the S4. Esp TWRP. I just like and have been use to TWRP UI.

Heard good things about Phil's Touch CWM--haven't tried yet. But, haven't restored yet either. Shabby's seems solid too. But, Phil's will restore both TWRP and CWM nandroids.

If you nandroided boot partition then the kernel should be restored

Only thing not touched in nandroids is radio
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Russ77:
simply restoring the boot image from a nandroid will restore the kernel to what was backed up. I ALWAYS have a nandroid of a full factory ROM on my SD card in case I get problems. technically you don't even need to clear cache / dalvik cache.

note that some kernels actually flash more than the kernel and update Bluetooth and/or WiFi drivers, and would require more than the boot image to be restored.

keeping a fully stock ROM nandroid should be flashing 101... I've gotten into situations where I've had md5 mid matches when restoring backups, lost imei, all kinds of fun stuff. almost always doing a full factory reset/cache wipe/dalvik wipe/system format before restoring stock will fix those type of problems. after that I've had good luck then restoring the "problem" backup. very rarely have I ever had to Odin back to stock.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] TRoN_1:
I installed a custom rom(GPE 5.0)on my i337m from Android 4.4.2 Stock ROM. I made a Nandroid backup with twrp 2830 before flashing the new rom. After playing with it a while I decided to go back to 4.4.2 using the Nandroid backup.

The Nandroid restore was successful(did a factory wipe before restore). However now I am getting force close non stop(seems like every app after the boot animation). I did a second restore without factory wipe and same problem. How can I get my backup restored properly?

If I install a custom rom(tried Goldfinger v9 among others), they boot fine. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jd1639:
Sounds like your nandroid is corrupted.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] TRoN_1:
I tried again, this time I did advanced wipe and selected the usual system, cache, dalvik etc...and also format internal sd. When I restored the nandroid backup it finally worked properly. Pretty sure the backup is not corrupted.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheNerd:]:
What are the default apn settings because I tried setting mine to faster . mobile computing and ipv6 but data stopped working. Please help
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheNerd:]:
Nevermind I remembered
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheNerd:]:
Epc. Tomorrow. Com
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheNerd:]:
Epc. T-Mobile. Com
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingofthebraves:
Can anyone give a comparison? I'm planning on switching :)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] littleguevara:
I just came from a Note 2 and I honestly have to give the edge without question to the One. Headphone and speaker quality/loudness, they nailed it.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingofthebraves:
Even with the voodoo sound / boeffla sound support? I'm talking about the headphone jack and not the speakers btw
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BableMan:
You'll get a lot of crazy opinions on this since so much depends on the headphones you use, personally I thought it was much better than the gnote 2 but I also changed earbuds when I changed phones... I'll bet any store with demo units will let you plug in your headphones to each and compare any phones you want.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingofthebraves:
Yeah too many factors lol, loving the sound quality on my note 2 and I sure do not wanna get a new phone and feel bad about it afterwards. Are there a lot of optimizations going on with the kernels and roms for the one?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] BadKarma:
Just dont get this, getting error 114 radio update error everytime any one know what to do ??
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] katsj:
I got Error 113 on extended rom flashing and it always stops at the same point! Its probably a fawlty ROM chip and they exchanged the device for a new one!

JAM is the best PPC mobile phone but has so many quality problems! First the speaker and now the ROM chip! I hope JAM2 will be fixed in every aspect and I can hardly wait to get my hands on that PPC as soon as it comes out! ;) If it will have a graphics processor it will be the best non 3G mobile smartphone ever!
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] BadKarma:
katsj Thanks for you reply.

To bad i can't send it back for replacement (already opend the thing, kinda a nasty habbit from me) Hope i'll find a way to get it working again.

Would be verry nice if they will make the new one like the Axim x50v, thats a device i really would like to have.

Are they already working on a new JAM?
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] kellersing:
hey here is show link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1697076

about how to get WebTop App Mirror but i do not know how encode to do this but someone can try fix this.

this is Two Rom in Version not same, hope anyone have idea to add this, try like same option from Razer HD have Webtop
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] duncakes:
while using my phone, my back button will light up, vibrate, and just do its own thing. open multi window. take me out of apps. just goes crazy. anyone else have this issue?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
What Rom are you running ? What Recovery ? Did you do a Clean install of the Rom ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] duncakes:
No matter what rom. It takes about 12 hours after install. Yesterday I woped everything, data, everything and no problem. Woke up this morning and it started doing it again.

galaxy s3 running supernova or goodness......
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Try going back to stock unrooted...if the problem persists, unfortunately, it's probably hardware related

Sent from my S3 on Sense 5 (you jelly?)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
By wiped everything do you mean : system - data - dalvik cache - cache - factory reset ? If the answer is yes then I'd suggest trying what CNexus posted.

TEAM MiK

MikROMs Since 3/13/11
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kintwofan:
Great write-up. Interesting info
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AngryDinosaur:
So much reading :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
Just a quick update on this… I want to give you guys an idea of just how much overhead is generated by your ext4 file system.

Right now I am currently sitting at 87% battery, 5 hours off the charger, and 1 hour and 3 minutes screen on time.

This is only with /system mounted as ext2. /data and /cache are still mounted as ext4.

To give you a comparison (and my usage throughout the day is 100% consistent, so I am a good test model for this particular thing) 5 hours off the charger, at 82%.... I am usually looking at about 50 minutes of screen on time.

In short, simply changing my /system partition to ext2 has saved me 5% battery at this point in my daily activities, while still gaining 12 minutes of screen on time.

So converting that….

Improved screen on time by 25%, and overall system usage and battery drain has improved by about 60%

That is just /system

EDIT** screen of /cache successfully mounted as ext2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] martybg:
Hi I am looking for a long time to convert my SD card and my system to Ex format because I cannot use my 32 gb sd card efficient for example my limit is 5gb would that fix my problem?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ttabbal:
Since you like to convert between filesystems, do us all a favor and run Bonnie++ on them.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1169910

Maybe there is a noticeable difference on Note2 hardware, but in the past, it hasn't been the case. To keep things "even", run from adb shell in recovery. That way you don't have the pesky OS overhead etc... Just format a partition, run the test, copy/paste the results, format and run again.

Now, that IS a benchmark and all the usual benchmark caveats apply, however, it is also a useful start to determine how the hardware handles the various cases.

Speaking from experience on previous phones, particularly the Samsung Vibrant, the speed difference wasn't really noticeable. You could see it in benchmarks, but in real life, if I were to write a boot script that would randomly change them back and forth, 99% of users would never notice. Now, the downside of ext2 did rear it's ugly head a few times, with users getting stalled boots and having to run fsck at boot after a crash, or power loss. Complete filesystem loss is possible in theory, but I've never seen it, so let's just discount that one. Early mods didn't account for needing to run fsck and would stall the boot, to the user it looked bricked. If you do end up needing fsck, it can make those "long" ext4 boot times look pretty fast..... However, none of the failure scenarios are really all that likely, so let's stick to performance.

As I said, Note2 hardware is different. Just putting the past out there. This is OLD ground. Perhaps the hardware makes all the difference..... From some of the previous testing back in the day, JFS and Reiser looked like good candidates for phones.... I don't know if anyone ever actually tested running Android on them though.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
Well, I wouldn’t really call this benchmark irrelevant… but it is certainly not needed because the logic and theory behind the two file systems is sound and proven.

Of course you are not going to SEE a difference when opening, say, your messaging app even tho it is mounted to an ext4 system. But the performance benefits are still there, the reduced IO operations on your disk are real (that is reflected in battery life, as I mentioned above), and your boot times being faster is also a real time that you can see. Less cpu cycles, less overhead, more efficient. The operation is still taking place, is what I am saying. And having a powerhouse processor like these that uses more juice to complete a task than the devices of old (two years ago, rofl) is all the more reason to optimize as much as possible.

As far as the “instability”, like you, I have not personally experienced any of the horror stories of data corruption or a total system loss at a catastrophic level, nor have I ever had problems simply booting the device.

All I can say is this fact remains: ext2 > ext4 when it comes to performance. My whole idea behind this stems from the fact that as root users of these machines, we have the luxury of backups, and therefore we have no reason to not run a truly optimized (performance-wise) file system. Ext4 is a waste of disk space and cpu cycles on these devices.

Just my opinion of course. I’ll run the benchmark, however, just because I am curious to see what it says.

b rrrrr bbbb
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jpeps:
This is work is for all kernels?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
This will work for all kernels that support ext2 (most should)

It will still require you to change the mount points, however. That I cannot do for you.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
Updated.... Successfully mounted ext2 file system for /data/

Holy monkey balls r/w speeds are nuts. Device booted in about 15 seconds.

I'll have a battery stat report tomorrow...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jpeps:
Please make video how to do this or how to

Thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ttabbal:
Fewer instructions doesn't necessarily == greater performance. There was a lot of time between ext2 and ext4, a lot of work was done on the underlying code in that time. In many tests, ext4 reads out-perform ext2. As the storage is by far the slowest part of any computer, using a few CPU cycles for better caching etc. is often well worth the tradeoff. Performance of the two is by no means a given, this was hotly debated long ago and the same issues remain. I'm an open minded sort of person, so I'm not saying it isn't possible that it makes a bigger difference now.

One note... while current CPUs use more power at the higher clock speeds, they also complete the tasks faster, and thus, spend less time at higher clock speeds, getting back to sleep faster than older CPUs. Modern chips also have features that older chips did not, like sleeping individual cores. There are a LOT of variables at play, it's never as simple as that. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
Lol... Bro I'm opinionated and although I disagree with much of your statements, particularly about battery life and so forth (which isn't a percentage based on a bunch of different variables, it is actually quite simple and pretty accurate - x volts = x % ... Not hard to compute... Its also pretty straight forward logic, and monitored by the kernel, relayed through the OS... easy), don't take it as anything personal. I enjoy the back and forth technical conversation.

If you are running a note II, though, you should give this a shot. Really and truly I believe you'll have a positive experience with it.

I'll make a script later for init.d so we can reduce issues even more. I used to run ext2 "back in the day" as well and personally had no issues with it whatsoever. The key is to run a stable kernel, though, to be honest. There is no reason to not be able to run your device cleanly for weeks on end without a lockup or reboot. That is key, stable kernels.

Give it a shot, and see for yourself.

And stick around here... And share your insight. Seriously
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] HOGWILD:
Any luck on the kernels i cant find the download for them?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
Yes waiting to hear back from a dev about posting his work here. He is a friend of mine, but he is also busy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
Updated OP with an fsck script for init.d... this is going to slow your boot times a bit, but very much worth it. Thanks tabbal for the suggestion (a good one indeed).

Still waiting to hear back from morfic about his kernel... I dont think he will have a problem with it but I respect him and his work, so we'll have to wait.

EDIT*** links are up, thanks morfic...

LIKE A BAWS
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
OK.... So here is my battery update....

16 hours off the charger...

48% left....

4.5 hours screen on time...

Ummm. Yeahhh... Lots of unnecessary CPU usage going on under the hood on ext4 I would say. That is a HUGE difference from what I typically see. Almost an hour if screen on time gained.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jpeps:
Cool

Dose it work on all kernels ???
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
Guys.... Big update....

Update to the fsck script. Can't edit op cause I'm on mobile but I will first thing in the morning.

If you are currently using the fsck script. Please replace it with this one and reboot.

http://db.tt/PtQknWBS