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[HTC One SV] lordvincent 90:
I realized there are one or two things mis-aligned... I was looking earlier... I must have accidentally deleted the revised one and uploaded this one instead. I'm still without a hard drive for the computer so everything is being done from the phone... I'll probably hold of on updating this one (and the other two i have yet to release) until i get my computer running and I can just diff the ui :)
[HTC One SV] :
Diffing makes life so much easier hahaha
[HTC One SV] :
If you wish to port the themes to your resolution I would suggest going to the original author and taking his themes because they are larger in size based on resolution. This way you can insure nothing is blurred or pixelated after the port.

There is PhotoShop but its pricey unless you know how to bypass it. But if you want something similar to Photoshop for windows that is free then download and install paint.net. Works really good. There is also GIMP for Linux.

As for resizing. You take the width of the port theme and the width of the base theme and divide them. The following below will be an example:

The theme you are looking at is 720(Width)x1280(Height).

So your port will be 720

Your device is 520 (example).

720 divided by 520 equals 1.38461538462

So, you will use 1.38 when dividing ALL VALUES to include the width and height of all image's.

There is one thing within the ui.xml you must leave alone and that is anything which looks like the following:

placement=5

placement=4

placement=3

And so forth.

If 'placement' is not defining any x, y, width, or height values, then leave it alone.

Now, when porting a theme from one resolution to another it goes like this:

Dividing by 1 will return %100 accurate results (obviously because this would mean both devices are of the same resolution)

Dividing by 1.5 will return %50 accurate results (this means you will be required to make some extra adjustments after the initial port to make it %100 complete)

Dividing by 2 will return %100 accurate results (this means if you calculated everything properly then when you are done your port should be %100 complete)

Any value greater than 2 is obviously over %100 so this actually causes a negative effect. My device is 480, so if I port a theme from 1080w I must use 2.25 which causes negative results due to that being greater than the value 2.

Since the example above is inbetween the value 1 and 1.5 you are roughly looking at about 30-40 percent accurate results with your initial port. That means you will be required to make A LOT of adjustments afterwards to make the theme you are porting from 720 to be %100 complete.

Hope this was helpful :)
[HTC One SV] :
Working on "Multi Holo Dark". Almost finished. Just got to clean up some loose ends. Not sure when I will get it uploaded. When it is uploaded I will be going through al the other ones and checking for things which need to be adjusted and fix those before continuing on with any more ports.
[HTC One SV] J 3 M:
Excellent thanks!
[HTC One SV] :
Hey guys, I ported the Holofied Black theme from scratch. It's updated to fit with the most recent TWRP (2.7.0.x). If using 2.6 or below then I can't promise anything. Will be uploading it today. Stay tuned :).
[HTC One SV] :
OP is updated with newly ported Holofied Black theme. If using TWRP 2.7 then you will really enjoy it.

I will be tackling the others also.
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
What about TWRP compiled from scratch also for k2ul/k2u?

And will you update also Dark theme?

xpirt
[HTC One SV] :
I will be updating all the themes. As for building TWRP for K2_U and K2_UL I will need to look in to the device tree. The device tree for K2_CL was all jacked up so it took me a little bit fixing it up. Hopefully I don't have to do the same for the other variants. Will also look in to K2_PLC_CL.
[HTC One SV] mauam:
Awesome:cool: Thanks for the update bud.
[HTC One SV] padlockedtight:
Great work! Thank you so much for porting this, works flawlessly and looks fantastic?
[HTC One SV] mauam:
Hi [MENTION=5537766]Modding.MyMind[/MENTION],

Don't know what I did, but everytime I flash something or wipe, I get a message "E: Unknown action 'screenshot'. All works great only that annoying message. Do you know how to get rid of it!?
[HTC One SV] spanish33:
That error will occur if your recovery doesn't support taking a screenshot but the theme has the code. At least on the s4mini that is the case.

You can edit the ui.xml file and remove the screenshot code and the error will stop.

You need to remove

<object type="action">

<touch key="power+voldown" />

<action function="screenshot" />

</object>
[HTC One SV] mauam:
Sorry for bothering you, but can you attach your ui.xml. It's a bit confusing for me to edit it & don't want to soft brick my device:)

Edited: Found it:)! I remove the lines but still show the same message:eek:
[HTC One SV] spanish33:
I just looked at some of the themes and the codes are there more than once so you need to remove all instance of it. I use notepad+ on windows and just search for the word screenshot.

I don't have my S3mini with me so can't test it for you. What theme you want to remove the lines on?

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[MENTION=5537766]Modding.MyMind[/MENTION] thanks for all the help with porting TWRP themes to S4mini.

Greatly appreciated.
[HTC One SV] :
[MENTION=4659370]spanish33[/MENTION], thanks for assisting him. [MENTION=3563392]mauam[/MENTION], I will go more into detail with this so you will better understand.

I have a K2_CL (HTC One SV - Boost Mobile) device, and we recently were bumped up to 4.2.2. This update broke our TWRP so I had to build one using CM11 and Omni 4.4 sources. In the source I had to add a bunch of codes which the TWRP source currently does not include in order to get my TWRP to be able to take screenshots while in the recovery.

After the code is added in to the source you have to include the function and calling command into the ui.xml in order to use the resource, or simply put, to take a screenshot.

With that said, I used the Holofied Black Theme with my TWRP instead of the boring stock theme. When I pulled the theme from my source and zipped it up to share it here on this thread I had forgotten to remove the code from the ui.xml.

The code is not harmful though so there is nothing to worry about. It is just searching for the function within the TWRP build itself and if it cannot find it then it will give an error - that is very normal.

Most TWRP builds do not include this ability because most TWRP builds are officially supported by TeamWin and TeamWin does not include this in their source, so if you add it then you have to support it yourself until they decide to add it later.

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If you decide to ever build TWRP from source (which I recommend) then this is how you can add it in to your source:

Green =

add source

Red =

remove source

» =

tab key

gui/action.cpp:

minuitwrp/Android.mk:

minuitwrp/graphics.c:

minuitwrp/graphics_utils.c:

minuitwrp/minui.h:

twrp-functions.cpp:

twrp-functions.hpp:

For more information, click here.

---Happy Hunting!!!
[HTC One SV] Krsmqn:
Nice smilies.

HTC K2_PLC_CL
[HTC One SV] mauam:
Ah! Yes, I found them all now:cool: Thanks once more for your help bud:cool::good:
[HTC One SV] mauam:
We can use those themes on 2.7.1.0, right!?
[HTC One SV] :
Just noticed yesterday it was bumped to 2.7.1.0 when looking at the source. Haven't noticed any dramatic changes to the ui so I would say yes. I haven't synced my custom twrp source to the latest patches so I'm still currently running on 2.7.0.0.

Well, technically, 2.7.0.2d since I made some personal changes to the source prior to building twrp lol.
[HTC One SV] :
I'm actually trying to reachout to TeamWin right now so I can send them my repo and get official support for the K2_CL but haven't had any luck on that so far.

Though, I plan to use my personal TWRP even when this finally happens.
[HTC One SV] :
[MENTION=3563392]mauam[/MENTION]

Was looking at the source. Seems 2.7.1.0 added a new page for something in regards to fixing /system. Not sure what this feature is all about yet. Haven't looked at it closer, so to answer your question. Yes, it is safe to still use the theme. You just may not see this added feature, but to be honest, if it is not needed by you then I wouldn't be too worried about it.

I personally would love to keep these things up to date, but I have been way busy in the real world and handling other projects on my end.

So much to do with so little time as the old saying goes lol.

Would be AWESOME if I could get someone else on this :). I also figured out a way to get about a 99.9 percent accurate port on these themes about a month ago. Takes some calculating with a calculator though but it does the trick and save WAY MORE TIME IN THE END :D
[HTC One SV] mauam:
Indeed bud, it works simply fine for me. I don't need that feature neither (& if I need, I just reboot without the theme). Thank you again for your work, you're awesome. Regarding the time stuff & so, maybe if you talk with my bud [MENTION=3245411]tys0n[/MENTION], I think he'll be glad to work on those themes:cool::)
[HTC One SV] :
Hey man, TeamWin has added screenshot support within their source regarding the 2.7.1.0 version bump. So from that version forward, anyone with TWRP can now take screenshots in their recovery. Feel free to add that code back in to your ui.xml for use of the feature :).
[HTC One SV] mauam:
Well reminded. Glad to know that, thanks:cool::good:
[HTC One SV] tys0n:
I havn't looked that cloce at ui.xml for 2.7.1.0 yet, but do you know how to use screenshot? Couldn't find anything about in in recovery, and key combinations didn't seem to work.

Been using screenshot through adb untill now, but it would be nice to make them without adb :)

Also, the ttf to dat conversion..does it mean we can theme with any ttf from now on, and twrp converts it?

Searched about it yesterday without any good answers.

Thanks.
[HTC One SV] :
For screenshot, press the power and volume down key if using 2.7.1.0 with stock theme. The only custom theme I have uploaded which supports this is the Black Holofied Theme.

I am currently porting all Holofied Themes right now to be updated with 2.7.1.0.

As for theming using fonts, our device is best used with font size 20. And as far as I know, it must be in .dat. I have not seen any commits from the TWRP source which will allow ttf, but if you confirm this to work please let me know as I have not tried it yet with the latest version bump from TWRP.
[HTC One SV] :
I am also going to have to abort the other themes listed in the OP simply because they aren't up to date and I do not have much time available to build them myself using GIMP.
[HTC One SV] :
This thread will strictly be focused on Holofied Themes due to the continuous updates they receive.
[HTC One SV] :
[MENTION=3245411]tys0n[/MENTION]

Feel free to port any of the Holofied Themes if you have the ability.

I'm working on Holofied Black currently. Big project. This one has 26,985 lines within the ui.xml and exactly 457 images. I just finished porting the ui.xml. About to begin on the images.

This is A LOT of work which is why it's hard for me to continue this thread with the latest and greates because it takes time to do these ports and time is a current crutch for me in the real world.
[HTC One SV] z31s1g:
I asked the dev who made the font conversion script how to make use of it. He said it is a mere command line thing, which allows to convert any ttf font into the dat format. It is not possible to simply use ttf fonts for the theme. I'll have to pm him again for some info on the shell commands, but he seems quite stressed these days and I don't want to become "that guy", so I'll ask after all this 4.4.3 and TWRP 2710 madness has cooled down a bit...
[HTC One SV] :
Don't blame you on that one. I've noticed it in the source but haven't determine it's use yet. Also, quick question with you lol. While porting your recent theme updates I noticed you have the screenshot function in the ui commented out. Any reason as to why?
[HTC One SV] z31s1g:
Screenshot feature has not been officially merged yet. It's only available on a few unofficial builds. But I put it in so I don't forget to include it once the feature drops for all devices.
[HTC One SV] :
Hmm, don't think that is completely correct. I was in contact with Dees_Troy the other day aiming to get official support for the K2_CL. Sent him the link to my repo and other information as well. He built it and sent it back for testing. 2.7.1.0 allowed me to take screenshots (and I didn't personally implement it that time).

You may want to check again to confirm, but the official build he sent me for testing definitely allowed it.
[HTC One SV] z31s1g:
See third to last comment by Dees Troy here.

https://gerrit.omnirom.org/#/c/6283/

Patch has still status open, not merged. However Multirom recovery has the function included, so has a custom build for HTC One. So yeah, there are builds out there.
[HTC One SV] :
Yea, I just got done looking at the source on github. Didn't see it added anywhere so now I am confused as to why Dees_Troy sent me an official build with screenshot added lol. Fine by me honestly, but strange since it hasn't been merged yet.
[HTC One SV] :
Twenty bucks says that when he reviewed the code on gerrit and approved of it he never took it out of his source on his pc haha.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theBIGone:
Hi Guys,

i have a problem.

Since a couple of days, the wifi connection on my i9100 does not work anymore. I tried multiple roms but to no avail.

The thing is that the wifi connection is established, but nothing works.

I tried different roms, router resets (but the problem occurs on any wifi connection).

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saif81bd:
may be its a problem with your device karnel version. try to use stoke karnel, i had this problem once. then i flashed stock karnel using odin. then solved
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theBIGone:
Thanks for the reply, i tried it and i am now running stock. BUT the problem still persists.

This could not be a hardware problem could it? since the wifi is connected?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] butthurtlocker:
Ive had this happen to both my my Note 2 and my SGS2 LTE before that. With the Note 2, No matter what rom/stock firmware i flashed it never got better and I ended up selling it at a loss, but the SGS2 was made better when I flashed to stock then reflashed a Cm 4.2.2 rom. Maybe try that?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theBIGone:
I just tried it with an CM 4.4.2 rom, that did not fix the problem. i will try to flash a 4.2.2 rom next.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Given what you've already tried, flash the 3 part firmware from Hopper8's 'Odin troubleshooting' thread stickied in the General section. If you can get WiFi working on that, then reflash a more recent stock rom. If it's still working, then reflash whatever custom rom.

Might not work, but worth a shot given the 3 part will wipe your phone & might get rid of anything funky that might be causing this (don't forget to back stuff up before you flash it).

That it happens with every WiFi network you try to use is a worry though, and probably points either to something really simple we're all missing here, or a hardware issue.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theBIGone:
I will try that when i get back from work. But i've been thinking, how is it possible that it is a hardware issue? i mean the phone still connects, something hardware related can not be partially broke right?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
You'd think not (that it wouldn't be a hardware issue), but you've tried pretty much everything you can on the soft/firmware side, and it obviously isn't something on the WiFi network side unless all the WiFi networks you've tried & failed to get data flow to/from have this problem.

One thought I did have since my last post...I can't remember whether it's possible to do this on the S2 (it is on the S3/S4) as it's been months since I've even looked at mine; if you delete a WiFi connection in settings, then when you re-add it, are you able to choose between DHCP & static for IP address (might be in advanced settings if you check the box) ? If you're able to do this, choose a static IP address (I use 192.168.1.168 on my S4) rather than DHCP & see how that goes.

If that's not possible or it doesn't work, then try flashing the 3 part. Make sure you test once you've flashed it without restoring anything or installing any apps first to rule in/out something on the app side of things causing the problem.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theBIGone:
THe 3part Odin flash did also not work. Is there a last resort solution, or is this it. Should I accept that my phone is broken :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Artificialkid47:
pheraps there is a problem with your modem version. Try to flash an other modem using recovery.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theBIGone:
isnt that what i did in the 3 step flash from hopper8?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
No, it's not. There's a big difference between flashing a 3 part rom & just simply flashing a modem. However...

It won't work anyway because WiFi has nothing to do with the modem (WiFi drivers are in the kernel).

Did you try what I suggested with removing the connection in phone WiFi settings & re-adding it with a static IP (presuming this is even possible on the S2) ?

If you did & it didn't work, or it isn't possible after all, take it to a service centre or local mobile repair shop.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theBIGone:
or just buy a new phone as i did. I will keep you posted if the static ip worked.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theBIGone:
Holy &^#(*^ that worked! a static IP worked. How is that possible?!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
The short answer ? Magic ;)

The long/non-tech answer; the connection between the phone/router is basically dropped & constantly re-established over & over & over (we're talking about once a second or less; basically looping like that) which means you've never got a stable connection long enough to get any data flow with a DHCP allocated IP.

There's threads on here somewhere that explain it better/explain 'the why' if you're interested enough to search for them; sorry, I don't have bookmarks handy & it's 5.30am here so I'm going to bed.

Important thing is, problem solved ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theBIGone:
100% thanks, i've looked around on the forum and see now that you've helped multiple people solve this problem. That is great.

[FIX]

For the people that read this thread, fix the problem by applying a static IP for their WIFI and think "but what about all the public accespoints that do not allow static IPs?? Will i never be able to use them anymore?"

Don't worry

The problem is not so much the fact that the phone suddenly needs a static IP on certain WIFI accespoints, but that it needs an assigned DNS. Through some "magical" "unexplainable" reason some of our phones suddenly go broke in a weird way that everything works, but no DNS is assigned on specific WIFI spots (mostly WPA2 protected).

Solution:

Set a fixed DNS for all WIFI connections

Google Play has multiple apps that will apply a fixed DNS.

[edit] after this debacle i bought a second hand i9300. The first couple of days, it worked perfectly but soon it started to display similar behaviour as my i9100. That is when i started to look for other possible solutions for the problem. I soon found out that the Ip adress that was handed out by my router was off. it was 192.168.2.xxx instead of 192.168.1.xxx as is setup in my router settings. That is why entering a static IP solved the problem for my i9300. After restoring my router to factory settings everything is normal. My router is a Tp-link wr740N with DDWRT flashed on it. Maybe this information will also help other users
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Good job digging up the DNS info, hopefully this helps people in future/they don't spend days pulling their hair out trying to fix this issue ;)
[LG Optimus Black] oct_ibz:
Hi there! After flashing succesfully any rom with recovery, even stock rom, my cellphone stucks on bootlogo

can anyone help me please? thanks
[LG Optimus Black] androcraze:
For how long? A fresh flash can take a while. Walk away for 10 minutes, then come back.

You can always re-flash again. Stating the obvious, you did a full Dalvik and cache wipe?
[LG Optimus Black] oct_ibz:
I waited around 20 min, the only one rom that I can install and run is ics... gb or froyo just stuck on bootlogo with a blinking navbar

and on ics i cant install cwm in it

how can I wipe dalvik cache without recovery?

sorry for my nooby questions but I use sony and it's too much easier
[LG Optimus Black] androcraze:
did you root it with adb and install a custom recovery?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1111771

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1487105
[G Pad 8.3 General] sleekmason:
I have had many requests to build a kernel for the Lg G pad V500 but am unable to do so because I do not have the device to test my kernels out on, and I don't release anything unless it's bulletproof.

But! here is a solution for those who would like to try. I posted a howto on building your own kernel, and just now posted the changes required for the V500 kernel compile to work. I would love to see someone step up to the plate to develop a kernel for the V500.

Here is the link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=49873513#post49873513

Best Regards, sleekmason
[General Questions and Answers] JoeSchmoe007:
What are the implications of switching SIM-s in Android phone (if any) other than provider/phone # change? I have never had a phone with SIM before (have been with VZW for 18 years)

Specifically I have Moto X Developer Edition for GSM Networks and 2 SIM-s with different numbers: one from GoPhone and another from H2O. I initially activated it on H2O with temp number just to see if I like this phone. I then ported my main number from PagePlus (Verizon MVNO) to GoPhone and now it has GoPhone SIM in it. I wonder if putting back H2O SIM can possibly screw up something in the apps or phone settings.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nodiaque:
Hello,

I was wondering if our phone are locked with Telus or if I can go somewhere else? I'm currently S-Off and unlocked, but I know it's not the same as simlock (right?).

Before paying to get the code to unlock my phone (unless there's a way I didn't find to get it myself), I want to be sure it's needed.

Thanks
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] pmdci:
Hello there (first post! :D)

I am having a little bit of a hard time with my JasJar wired headset. How can I make the button of the headset actually work? I've been messing around with it the whole day, and all that I can do with it is to put a call on hold (and bring it back).

Is there any way I can configured the wired headset button to do something else? For example, I have my record button (the one with the little talkbaloon) configured for voice dialing (and now with Microsoft Voice Commander). I would like to be able to use the button on the wired headset with Voice Commander.

Any thoughts?

Many thanks,

Pedro

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i-mate JasJar

ROM: 1.30.76 WWE

ROM date: 02/20/06

Radio version: 1.09.00

Protocol version: 42.42.P8
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] jmdrizen:
I'd like to get this to launch M$ Voice too... anyone know if it's possible?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] demoniczemos:
Is it possible to Sim unlock HTC one by yourself with paying a website or calling T-Mobile?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] fmedrano1977:
I did, with a y-cable. Look over in the international/general for the thread.

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