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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galoneta:
Hello everybody.

I have read previous answers, thanks.

Considering the time since the original question, I would ask again:

1- if there is no option so far to add an overclocked kernel to our tabs ?

2- I am not a developer, but maybe I could get the info needed to build my own overclocked kernel and share it with the forum, where to start from ? I think these would really be faster for those already with the proper skills to do it! I mean: do you developers really use your tabs without overclock nowadays ?

Thanks again.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] john99ap:
1-There is still no overclock available.

2-I am not a developer (yet) but I think the tab is fast enough as it is (running Slim7 if you want to know) and I don't think overclock is necessary. The place to start for building a kernel is google;). I think I saw a guide in the past.

Also, keep in mind that devs make things because they want to and get no reward for that. So don't ask or press them to make anything. If you create your own kernel it will be greatly appreciated, but I think you wouldn't like people constantly asking you for something (and yes, overclock has been asked for a lot of times in the past).
[HTC Vox] iQQ:
What I guess it because of wince.nls file. I can find it after flash, but I can't find in folders before I cook them. Do you have any idea?

Another thing is that Reg Table,

mxipupdate_OEMOPERATORS_101.provxml， nian font，default could be：

<!-- ========================= Nina font =========================-->

<characteristic type="Registry">

<characteristictype="HKLM\SYSTEM\GDI" translation="filesystem">

<parm name="FontLinkMethods" datatype="integer"value="1" />

</characteristic>

<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">

<parm name="Segoe Condensed"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nina_cs.ttf,Nina" translation="filesystem" />

</characteristic>

<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">

<parm name="Segoe CondensedBold"datatype="string"value="\Windows\ninab_cs.ttf,NinaBold" translation="filesystem" />

</characteristic>

</characteristic>

For Chinese, could be

<!-- ========================= Nina font =========================-->

<characteristic type="Registry">

<characteristictype="HKLM\SYSTEM\GDI" translation="filesystem">

<parm name="FontLinkMethods" datatype="integer"value="1" />

</characteristic>

<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">

<parm name="Segoe Condensed"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nsimsun.ttf,NSimSun" translation="filesystem" />

</characteristic>

<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">

<parm name="Segoe Condensed Bold"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nsimsun.ttf,NSimSun" translation="filesystem" />

</characteristic>

<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">

<parm name="Tahoma"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nsimsun.ttf,NSimSun" translation="filesystem" />

</characteristic>

<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">

<parm name="Courier New"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nsimsun.ttf,NSimSun" translation="filesystem" />

</characteristic>

<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">

<parm name="Nina"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nsimsun.ttf,NSimSun" translation="filesystem" />

</characteristic>

<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">

<parm name="NSimSun"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nina_cs.ttf,nina" translation="filesystem" />

</characteristic>

</characteristic>
[HTC Vox] Dr. Martin Gonzo:
I know that wince.nls is located in the xip part of the rom. I have recently learnt how to replace a file in xip on the Vox.

I m writing this from my phone so unfortunately I can't help much more. I should be able to tomorrow night.
[HTC Vox] iQQ:
Many thanks. It seems to me that every step I did is write, but it still can't display Chinese correctly. I doubt some tools use in compile deos not support far east language.
[HTC Vox] Dr. Martin Gonzo:
I haven't really followed your previous attempts. Could you give me a little summary of all what you've tried ?

Do you have an original chinese rom from which I could take the file and try something ? If so please upload somewhere and I'll look at it maybe tomorrow.
[HTC Vox] iQQ:
Great.

My purpose is to cook my own ROM by using your kitchen.

What I've done are:

1. I was using a vox released by China Mobile, it has two localized languages, Chinese and English. The OS version is is CE OS 5.2.1236.

2. by using pdocread.exe -l,

pdocread -w -d DSK1: -p Part02 -t

pdocread -w -d DSK1: -p Part02 0 0x3528000 Part02.raw

pdocread -w -d DSK1: -p Part01 0 0x391800 Part01.raw

pdocread -w -d DSK1: -p Part00 0 0x217400 Part00.raw

I got 3 raw files.

2. by using prepare_imgfs.exe Part02.raw -nosplit

I got 2 bin files, imgfs_raw_data.bin

imgfs_removed_data.bin

3. by using viewimgfs.exe imgfs_raw_data.bin

I got a dump directory, which should contain all the files from part02.raw

4. by using package_tool，ie, PKGTool.exe

I sorted files in dump directory into 2 folders, OEM and SYS

5. I pick out Chinese language components from OEM and SYS folders and uploaded to XDA ftp.

6. frauhottelmann helped me to compile them into 804 Chinese language package.

Pls refer http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=366143

ftp://ftp.xda-developers.com:21//Uploads/Smartphone/Vox/Vox Kitchen 0.3/languages/804 Chinese.exe

7. by using kitchen released by you and frauhottelmann, I am trying to build my own ROM.

(1) copying files extracted from 804_Chinese.exe to related folders into the kitchen

(2) following the intructions, cooked the ROM and flash the device

(3) the result is that English can display correctly, but Chinese charaters display in squares

8. I have checked device after flashed:

(1) Chinese font is same as it in China mobile version

(2) Wince.nls file is same as it in China mobile version

(3) Related registration key are correct.

(4) Just can't display Chinese correctly.

9. I have also used the kitchen by another way:

(1) Copying the dump directory got from step 3 above into the blank temp folder in kitchen

(2) Start step 3 "Build", ignor steps G'Reloc and Build OS, directly start step 3 "Creat ROM"

(3) No error report came out and got NBH file smoothly

(4) Flash the device smoothly

(5) Display Chinese as it is, very good though there some shortcuts and catelogues are missing or twisted.

My question is how can I use your kithen to cook a rom that can display Chinese correctly.

One more thing I discoverd from Chinese fans is that the rgucom.exe problem. Some fans said that rgucom.exe is not compitable with far east lanaguages and made a modified version (Please refer the attachement, pls delete .zip and then extract it). I don't know. I changed this file and cooked again. Problem was still there.
[HTC Vox] Dr. Martin Gonzo:
Could you also upload part0 and part1 of your chinese rom ?

I'll try something tonight.

But I must say I don't really know why what you did in (9) produced a rom that could display chinese text whithout modifying xip. Or maybe your chinese language pack misses some important files.

I'm sure we'll get somethin working as soon as I'm back home.
[HTC Vox] RainMisty:
Sorry for I am using different ID since my ID iQQ is not allowed to post after I changed my email address in profile.

Here you can got all the 3 raw files.

ftp://xda:xda@ftp.xda-developers.com:21//Smartphone/Vox/ROMs/dopodchina/dopodvoxmainlandchina.zip
[HTC Vox] iQQ:
OK, I got myself back.

Please notice that, when I am using the dumped directory to repack it, I did not use the par00.raw and parto1.raw since I even don't know how to extract them.

You may refer the Singapore ROM, which contains English and Chinese, but they put the English in first priority.

http://www.dopodasia.com/download/RUU_Vox_DOPODASIA_WWE_1.19.707.3_4.1.13.37_02.83.90_Ship.exe
[HTC Vox] Dr. Martin Gonzo:
Ok I tried playing à lot with the xip to replace wince.nls and mxip_lang.vol but no matter what I do the phone will always get stuck on first splashscreen... it seems the xip gets too big to be reintegrated to the rom. wince.nls is really bigger and I guess that when modifying xip every ko counts. So anyway your only chance of cooking seems to start from scratch with one of the roms you sent me but you won't have the latest version... or if htc has released à 1.34 for chinese language then you should extract windows.nb from it and use it in the kitchen. it would probably work.
[HTC Vox] iQQ:
Got it. Thanks a lot. I'll try and let you know.

By the way, do you have any idea how to use the 3 raw files flash back to the device?

By your hits. I copy the mxip_lang.vol from Chinese version into XIP folder (replace), then build, then flash. All steps are really smooth. Then I still got wrong language display.

Then I intalled the attached file, Chinese display comes out! However, when I try to change the path of fonts into \Winodws, rather then \Windows\Fonts, the display goes wrong again.

Remind: After you flash, the first boot will take longer time. I guess what you said "stuck" is not real.

Thanks.
[HTC Vox] iQQ:
Post an attachement is really hard here. I uploaded it at:

ftp://xda:xda@ftp.xda-developers.com:21//Smartphone/Vox/from iQQ/UK_WM6CN_core.cab
[HTC Vox] Dr. Martin Gonzo:
putting mxip_lang.vol into XIP folder doesn't actually replace the xip. I think this folder is only used by BuildOs for boot.rgu.

Replacing the xip is a little more complicated. The xip is actually your part00.raw and part01.raw files. They can also be extracted from windows.nb

Nad the phone was really stuck :D first splashsscreen and the display went wrong with some weird lines after some times.

I wonder if we can rebuild a windows.nb file by putting together all the .raw files you dumped ? This way you could rebuild your rom whithout any problem.

I'll look at your file later in the day.
[HTC Vox] iQQ:
I used your 0.5a as a reference OS.nb and build a rom again. Building process are smooth. After flash, I installed file above. The when open "about", it says error. It can display both Chinese and English correctly, but I can't find "China" in "local".

But when I change the language back to English, the "About" looks good.
[HTC Vox] iQQ:
Good news. I changed the referece OS.nb to one that extracted from Singapore shiped, then creat OS -> flash.

After flash, Chinese still looks blocks. However, if I import the attaced reg file (pls delete .txt after download), and reboot, Chinese comes our correctly. The about shows that:

CE OS 5.2.1236 (18128.0.4.4)
[HTC Vox] Dr. Martin Gonzo:
yes I think that is the only way to do it (using Os.nb extracted from Singapore shiped) but then we mix files from newer rom with an older baserom and I don't know how it will come up on stability.

I'm glad you've find your solution though :)
[HTC Vox] iQQ:
Can you please let me know how can I integrate the reg keys into the rom before I create the OS.nb? and

Is there any way to repack the 3 raw files back to a nbh file or using raw files to flash back?
[HTC Vox] Dr. Martin Gonzo:
Add the line from the reg file you posted (except REGEDIT4 of course) into the rgu in language_chinese

It should work.
[HTC Vox] iQQ:
How can we do that? I am really looking forward to doing this! Thanks!
[HTC Vox] Dr. Martin Gonzo:
I don't know if its even possible. I tried "gluing" all the different parts together but this result in a corrupted rom..
[HTC Vox] iQQ:
Thanks. It worked. :-)
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Themes, Apps, and Mods] crayonyes:
.

This is a mod from samsung theme: Cloudnight. enjoy

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[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Themes, Apps, and Mods] thahim:
Mod or theme?
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Themes, Apps, and Mods] crayonyes:
theme
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Themes, Apps, and Mods] thahim:
Ok
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Themes, Apps, and Mods] youngcarter15:
What widget are you using for your clock?
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Themes, Apps, and Mods] crayonyes:
zooper widget
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Themes, Apps, and Mods] s3sp00n:
Very nice job :) thx
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Questions & Answers] Atalla1974:
Is there any nougat 7.1.2 custom rom or higher for the galaxy j7 2016 ??
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Questions & Answers] Thibor69:
Well a quick <search> would answer your question very fast, but I'll try to help you. The answer is YES there are custom ROMs running Nougat on the J7,

but it all depends on which J7 you have. There are many different J7's. You said yours was J7 2016 but there are a couple different J7's released in 2016.

After releasing the first Galaxy J7 in 2015, Samsung released two new J7 models in 2016 and five in 2017 -- making it a bit tricky to work out which phone

you actually have.

The fastest way to know for sure is to check the About Phone section of Settings. Open the Settings app, scroll to About Phone, then scroll down until

you see the model name listed. The 2015 model will be called the Galaxy J7, while the 2016 model will be called ‘Galaxy J7 (2016)’. After that, it gets

more complicated as the roster of Galaxy J7 phones has swelled to include the J7 Prime, J7 Max, J7 Pro and J7 Nxt.

From a quick search I see:

[ROM] Download Lineage OS For Galaxy J7 Nougat 7.1.1 [SM-J700F/H/M]

[ROM] [NN] [7.0] [Stock] [G610XX] FeedStock Nougot Rom for J7 Prime

[ROM][UNOFFICIAL][7.1.2] LiquidDark For Samsung Galaxy J7 [OMS][24 Apr 2017]

[ROM][7.0][J7 2015 Exynos] Revolution OS v4.5 Updated 22/08/2017

[ROM][7.0][V2][HYPERION FIRST TW NOUGAT ROM FOR j7 2015]

[ROM][7.0][Version 1.0][SPECTRE UX NOUGAT ROM For J7 2015]

[ROM][AROMA]Pixel Experience ROM for Galaxy J7 2015

[ROM][7.1.2][j7elte][UNOFFICIAL] Resurrection Remix N R_1 [SM-J700F/H/M]

##

I HAVE NOT TRIED ANY OF THESE

, so do so at your own risk. But first off you need to be sure you have the correct ROM for YOUR phone.

Good luck my friend :)

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[Samsung Galaxy J7 Questions & Answers] Atalla1974:
Yeah I found them too but I have a SM-J710FN so it's not compatible
[Android General] Sahri:
For the past year I have seen a worrisome trend developing with some apps. Devs dropping support for the paid version of their app in favor of the free version. You show their support by buying the paid version and then you get royally screwed over by the developers. I have seen it happen with two of my favorite apps: Pixelphone and then the devs of AI type Keyboard are pulling the same stunt. I've used these apps for quite a while so I simply feel ripped off and I'm fairly sure that those two apps are not the only ones being dropped in favor of their free version. There is a list of reasons why I pay for an app: No ads, more features but I mostly do it for the ads. They're a nuisance to say the least, negatively impact the app's and device's performance and a source of malware, viruses and other kinds of nastiness. Of course there's more to be gained with ads but that's no reason to screw over the user who PAID for the app!

Discuss:

- Deplorable business tactic or sensible business decision?

- Subscription based apps: Yay or Nay?
[Android General] Sahri:
Bump
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] mastercut:
Can someone confirm is there Italian language in the settings?
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] dpackerz:
Not in there by default, but can be added, along with tons of others. Italiano is the 52nd available, in alphabetical order.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] mastercut:
Added? I've to download somewhere any add-on?

Inviato dal mio FRD-L09 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] dpackerz:
You just pick it from a system menu. I'll try it and see what it does.

Choices under Italia:

Switch order with English and you get this. No download.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] mastercut:
Thx a lot
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] p!rate:
I was on CyanogenMod (I guess 13) and wanted to move to JDC rom. I did some flashing and then eventually my phone was fully stuck and booting over and over again. I followed the guide to unbrick it and this went successfully. What steps to follow now? I've found tons of guides which all use different versions of TWRP and OOS but I'm not sure what way I should go.... any help?
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aryan.arora180:
The problem was your bootloader. I'm writing this guide assuming that you're running a marshmallow OS.

1. Follow this guide to update your bootloader: https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-x/general/guide-update-bootloader-firmware-to-t3478917

2. Download and flash the latest TWRP recovery found here: https://dl.twrp.me/onyx/

3. Flash the JDC ROM normally as you would've before.
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] p!rate:
Thanks for your quick reply. Currently I am not on a custom recovery yet because I'm not sure on the first step. Can I just follow the guide from step 1 without custom recovery or do I need to flash something for that first? Currently I'm on Oxygen OS 2.1 and my bootloader is unlocked.

Also, do I flash the bootloader twice in a row (first from step 1 in the guide and then again in step 2) or should I flash the latest directly?

edit: Would installing OOS3 from a zip and then installing latest TWRP be easier for me maybe even though it will take longer?
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aryan.arora180:
You can't use the stock recovery to flash the bootloader zip.

Installing OxygenOS 3 would be much easier for you but would take time(the download of OOS). If you decide to do so then:

1. Update OOS to 3.x.x, you'll get the newer bootloader so you won't have to flash the bootloader zip.

2. Flash the latest TWRP Recovery.

3. Normally flash the JDC ROM as you would've before.

If you don't wanna download OOS3, then follow these steps:

1. Flash the latest TWRP Recovery.

2. Then flash the bootloader zip ( https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9KbfmnSD_ryeU9KRnlyYW1iZm8/view )

3. Normally flash the JDC ROM as you would've before.
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] p!rate:
It worked, thanks a lot for clearing this up! :)
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aryan.arora180:
My pleasure mate!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] pieces of cake:
Just wondering if anyone is working on overlays for skinning and theming various elements of the Note8's UI. I'm particularly interested in a shorter navbar height, and I tried applying the ones posted in the S8+ Themes forum, but they don't work for this device. Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Ippolito1971:
So far just the status bar partially themed (center clock), quick settings panel icons only. Nothing with Swift or balance. Of system UI. I sent error logs to the Telegram group in hopes they get things sorted out.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] KLLSWITCH:
what did you use to center the clock?

---------- Post added at 05:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:00 PM ----------

yea i tried them also with the same result. i sent a pm to tigerhoods and he said he would look into it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Ippolito1971:
I just tried swift for Samsung and it works on stock SMS ?. I may try the UI for kicks. Worst case is you have to uninstall
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Ippolito1971:
Ummm yea they work!!! Woohoo!!! ? ? ?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] jselden:
I used a nav bar overlay posted in the s8 forums and it is working for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] KLLSWITCH:
what theme did you use looks nice?

---------- Post added at 05:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:54 PM ----------

the overlays work its adjusting the height of the nav bar that doesnt work.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Ippolito1971:
Swift for Samsung S8 which has dark and black combined. Choose BLACK AND AOSP for the Variant (although I'd guess they all work) then SYSTEM UI and SETTINGS I chose Cyan for my color. Viola ??
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] KLLSWITCH:
thanks ill give it a shot.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] marky310:
My only gripe with substratrum on samsung is I have to disable the theme i got from the samsung theme store. I actually found one i like but since those don't theme 3rd party apps, I was hoping substratum could take care of those. Either way, I'm SOL
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] suzook:
Any update from [MENTION=6963384]Tigerhoods[/MENTION]??
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] KLLSWITCH:
Not that I've got.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] ggrant3876:
I'm using the center clock and nav bar icons from here, but the AOSP status bar icons error out. Using dark notification, xperia black and blue keyboard and blue system UI from here. Got rid of T-Mobile carrier label here and got rid of the battery icon with SytemUI Tuner and a few adb commands..
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] ggrant3876:
He'll be starting a thread over here in a bit.

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=73772824&postcount=3227
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] jason504:
Thanks looks great
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Guitarfreak26:
Is there one to get rid of the nav bar all together? I prefer that lol that's what I've done on s8 but my note arrives tomorrow
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] ggrant3876:
There's a transparent nav bar, you can still use it - just can't see it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] jason504:
It I install that apk and then infont want it anymore I could just go into downloads and delete that apk correct?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] ggrant3876:
No, go to menu>settings>apps>find it and uninstall it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] jason504:
Oh ok thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Guitarfreak26:
Thanks will try this tomorrow! Does it still leave the apps above as if the nav is there or does it make them full screen?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] jason504:
Wish there was a way that when the nav bar comes up everything goes up. I am tired of swiping up and hitting other apps or the text field.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] ggrant3876:
Yes, it leaves the apps above. There are some smaller nav bars, even one with zero. Here's a list with all the apk's.

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=73042403&postcount=1442
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] mike28:
Great mods thanks op
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] pieces of cake:
The navbar overlays designed to alter height, in their current form, don't work on the Note8. That's the whole reason that I started this thread.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] ggrant3876:
I haven't tried those but a lot of the one in that thread work, I'm using a couple right now. As for that thread if there's one I want, I'll just try it and if it works it works and if it doesn't nothing lost. Tiger will be starting a thread here once he gets everything sorted out.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] pieces of cake:
Almost all of the overlays work, just not the ones that change the height of the navigation bar. Believe me, I've tried them all, and so have several other XDA members.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] jason504:
Fixed this problem made the nav bar stay on in apps. Wish I could put the nav bar on the side and hide it. Might be able to do that later. Hide the stock nav bar and get pie to swipe in from the side.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] pieces of cake:
You can basically do this using an edge panel from the Galaxy Apps Store.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] ggrant3876:
Just applied Swift Dark Substratum theme to my Note 8, used the S8 stock icons and everything worked fine - didn't use anything in the status bar as I've heard they weren't working yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] DakiX:
Change high of navbar ?