yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid X Themes and Apps] ashish8:
Is this exactly the same as the ultimate droid revolution theme, but in red? (Sorry can't post links to the theme on droidforums as a new user)

Possible to add the circular battery indicator? :)
[Droid X Themes and Apps] striker17:
Can I install this with clockwork Recovery? Im new to these theming business.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] HellRayzer:
Kinda new to this.... i installed and got everything but the text at the bottom, is there something i'm missing? How do i configure it to make my icons at the bottom into text.

I'm on ota 2.2 rooted, deodexed.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] drewden123:
You need Launcher Pro and then you can put the custom icons on your sdcard and set launcher pro to use those. As for the circular battery and being able to install using clockwork, I apologize but I just do not have the time with college and everything else. Someone with experience theming may be able to pick it up and add in the circular battery and make an update.zip for clockwork.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] HellRayzer:
thanks for response, i got it working. i have a question about LP though. In the LP widgets, the one for people...how do you make it recognize facebook for pictures for the contact icons? i'm using the block widget.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] NegativeOne:
how well does this work with tranquility 2.3.7?
[Droid X Themes and Apps] drewden123:
AFAIK should be fine...doesn't replace any system apps or anything, just the framework-res/services which are froyo regardless.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] NegativeOne:
But then TranQ also modifies framework files. That's what I was wondering about ;).

How come people don't use MetaMorph to distribute themes anyway? Seems like that would remove most conflicts.

Oh well, guess I'm gonna have to try it.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] drewden123:
If I'm not mistaken metamorph is incompatible with the X's framework files. And I know TranQ modifies the framework files...they will just be replaced by these ones. TranQ is a X deodexed froyo build regardles...hence replacing the framework files with these will be fine.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] NegativeOne:
I've used MetaMorph once or twice. Granted, I had no success because I was trying to make a transparent status bar in leaked froyo, but that's because services.jar needed to be patched. In any case, I've heard of people using it.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] icekyoob:
Xtreme V2

Just got the theme up and running on my DX on top of Rubix Focus.5. Looks fantastic. The process did freak me out a bit though as my DX rebooted by itself before I could enter the last two lines of commands in my Terminal Emulator. First boot was a little long but it looks wonderful now. Thanks for all your hard work.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] drewden123:
Glad you enjoy it. Yea, that's why i recommend using adb and a terminal from your computer as opposed to the terminal emulator on your actual device. But it's pretty much the same regardless.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] xx DrOiD ERiS xx:
im attempting to install this theme through ROM manager..after all the backing up once i begin installin the Xtreme V2 zip i get stuck at the installing update step.....any intel?
[Droid X Themes and Apps] ashish8:
I have modified this theme for the circular battery in the status bar. Attached are the screenshots and also the framework-res.apk file. The battery shows white till 20%, then it shows red. Colors match the rest of the theme.

This is for 2.2
[Droid X Themes and Apps] drewden123:
This theme is not available in ROM manager...if by ROM manager you mean clockworkmod recovery, i have not created an update.zip to be used with clockworkmod recovery. Not sure where you got the zip or if you tried to make it yourself but I have not released an update.zip or ROM manager manifest for this theme.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] drewden123:
Good work! Looks great.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] ryan4h:
Any screenshots of the lockscreen? I currently have Manup's REVOlution theme on my X, but not really feeling the green accents. I'd like to switch over to this theme, but want to keep the modded lock screen that came with Manup's theme. TIA.

EDIT: the lockscreen was changed when I installed REVOlution Alt Battery 1.1r2. Link: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7361807&postcount=1
[Droid X Themes and Apps] djsupersoak:
Any way to port to 2.3 Gingerbread OTA?
[Android Software Development] PAULO76:
Apologies in advance if this is in the wrong area or if it has been answered, i've tried searching and nothing specific to this shows up.

I've just flashed my radio and rom to Cyanogen nightly 08202010 and everything is going well and looks good but how can I get all my backed up data and apps from my card that I backed up prior to the flash?

I've went into recovery and it all seems there but I need a way of getting it onto the phone from the card without screwing anything up.

First time doing this as you can tell.

Thanks for any help in advance,

Paul.
[Android Software Development] cerealfreak:
What backup programme did you use?
[Android Software Development] PAULO76:
Thanks for replying mate. Used an app called MyBackup from the market. It allowed me to backup data and apps to my SD.

I've since learned that nandroid is a very good system, I found that on the recovery screen after I'd flashed my rom.

Any help is well appreciated.

Paul.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Suntar:
I noticed that it is pretty easy to remove files from Mod's like Amazon and Stocks along with a few others with 7-zip. I have tried to remove them once installed but it is a pain so does it affect anything by removing the .apk and the .odex for the install process. Its so much easier to do it first and get just the programs you want without the hassle of removing them from a command line. I would not go nuts and remove any HTC files since I am sure other things are dependent on them as I am sure other are as well but just for the ones I will never use. Just curious
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ace42:
-Unzip the mod file

-make changes...

-create new zip by highlighting folders, make it into a .zip

-sign it(see link)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=473580

-you need java sdk and andro sdk for the sign to work
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Suntar:
Very cool and that was fast. I didn't really think it was that easy but now that I see it, it make sense. Thanks Ace:)
[Captivate General] milkyline:
Is it possible to make an update.zip file that replaces the build.prop file, or any way to replace the build.prop file without doing a full restore?
[Captivate General] foxbat121:
I did it using adb commands.
[Captivate General] milkyline:
Well I tried using adb shell to swap the file, but when I ran su I got "[1] + Stopped (signal) su"

So I guess I'm going to be forced to do a nadroid restore of my system :(
[Captivate General] Clienterror:
Just use root explorer to copy the file to /sd, then use astro to edit it, and root explorer it back to the original spot and reboot. You don't need to change file permissions or any thing. No computer needed.
[Captivate General] remuscat:
Boot loop

Hi Clienterror,

What if the system is not booting?

I had installed an application which changes resolution and now ended up with a boot loop.

I have searched for ways how to extract the build.prop and correct the error, but none appears to exist.

I was asking if it is possible to extract the current build.prop via the update.zip method so that the build.prop can be repaired...

I read that from the update.zip you can execute code, would it be possible to use a similar method for extracting files from the system folder?

Thanks
[Captivate General] RootTheMachine:
You could just reflash your current ROM and it should replace it.
[Captivate General] remuscat:
Hi korockinout13,

I have tried to refresh from a rom i got, but I am prompted an error with Nand version.

The android in question is not common (Subor, a chinese Android Tablet) and have not found any firmware for my particular model except for the one supplied by the supplier, which still does not install.

At this stage reflashing is not an option, so I am looking for something else...

Thanks for your time
[Captivate General] m1batt1:
P

Actually there is a potential option... can you get into recovery? And does your recovery have a file manager? If so go into mounts and mount /system. Then use the file manager in recovery and you should be able to access build.prop. copy it to your SD and then you should be able to mount your SD to your computer through recovery.

Edit: when you mount /system make sure you mount the SD as well or you won't be able to copy to it while you're in the recovery file manager.
[Captivate General] remuscat:
Hi m1batt1,

The recovery does not have any file mount option :(

I have lost all hope of being able to get the system to boot.

Thanks the same.
[Captivate General] BWolf56:
You might have to flash stock KK4 at this point and go from there.

What kernel do you have for it not to have a file mount? I believe even stock kernel has it :eek: Since you can get in download mode, I would flash a newer kernel if I were you (with Odin) to be able to mount in recovery.
[Captivate General] m1batt1:
From what I'm reading he doesn't even have a captivate. He's using some Chinese tablet.
[Captivate Android Development] _Opiate_:
Does this include the ability to clock at 1000 mhz?
[Captivate Android Development] Clienterror:
You're my hero.

*edit*

Yea it is, I have it set at 1200 in setcpu and I saw it hit 1000mhz a few times just watching it.
[Captivate Android Development] Unhelpful:
Yes, the scaling steps are 100MHz, 200MHz, 400MHz, 600MHz, 800MHz, 1GHz, and 1.2GHz. 1.2GHz is disabled at startup until the user enables it, so that the kernel can be used without overclocking.
[Captivate Android Development] jhernand1102:
So will this undo the MobileAP that was just put out. I know we had to flash a custom kernel to enable that. Will this undo it?
[Captivate Android Development] _Opiate_:
Never mind I just flashed it. No On demand?
[Captivate Android Development] _Opiate_:
Thats great. Hell just running it at 1000mhz is a slight improvement in Quadrant. Before when I was running the stock kernel I never saw it clock above 800mhz.
[Captivate Android Development] _Opiate_:
Also no wake up lag at all!!!!!!!!! Great fraking job man!!!!!
[Captivate Android Development] Unhelpful:
This does not run wlp2pservice in the init.rc, but a user script can easily be written to do that - I already have one on my phone, I'm going to add a section for init scripts in the OP when I get the chance.
[Captivate Android Development] Clienterror:
Can you toss up a donation link plz :-D
[Captivate Android Development] jhernand1102:
Thanks for the info...looking forward to trying this out once there is a script so MobileAP still works...
[Captivate Android Development] _Opiate_:
Yeah that's one reason I still use my Nexus One mainly. The ability to tether is built right in to Froyo. But I can wait for tethering till we have a kernel that will do both. I prefer to play with this kernel now. Lol
[Captivate Android Development] jhernand1102:
Yeah hopeful it can be put in the same kernel then we can have the best of both worlds...:)
[Captivate Android Development] _Opiate_:
I just found something strange. When I reboot and enter set cpu the phone say I have to chose my device again so I have to choose autodetect again.
[Captivate Android Development] Crizthakidd:
do we just flash this with odin ? in the op there are many intrsuctions on putting stuff here and there i got lost
[Captivate Android Development] Clienterror:
Every time I reboot it's all in Russian again like the first boot with JM5 lol.

Yep, just use 7zip and extract the .tar then flash with odin3 as PDA.
[Captivate Android Development] IStern:
Wow, unhelpful you are the MAN. Put up a donate link, I'll send a few beers your way.
[Captivate Android Development] Fortune090:
Works!! :D

Unhelpful, you're probably one of the MOST helpful people on this forum. ;) haha
[Captivate Android Development] IStern:
minor bug, usb debugging doesn't seem to stay on between reboots.

and i can't seem to send emails using the gmail client anymore
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
ditto on the usb debugging, wont stay on between reboots
[Captivate Android Development] Unhelpful:
Try "cat /sdcard-freq_volt_table.new >freq_volt_table" instead. Hopefully somebody with more Android app skill can work up a nice GUI for this.
[Captivate Android Development] kennethpenn:
Ditto! Can't create... file exists.
[Captivate Android Development] IStern:
There we go, thanks dude!
[Captivate Android Development] IStern:
1.2ghz @ 1.3v works perfectly during normal operations, even runs setcpu stress test all day long, but quadrant 3d testing and asphalt 5 kills the phone.
[Captivate Android Development] -=HOLLYW00D=-:
are we able to add more frequency steppings to the table or will that mess things up? i imagine the phone interpolates things between the frequencies listed and adding more frequency steppings is not necessary, is that correct?

***edit***

seems that i am unable to get the freq_volt_table to stick. i use cat to update the file, and it's fine, but when i reboot it goes back to stock. any idea of what i'm doing wrong?
[Captivate Android Development] IStern:
So...I tried to go back to version 1.2 by flashing the stock zimage then v1.1 and then using the 1.2 zip through rom manager. End result: phone is completely stable using 1.2ghz oc again, but selecting the interactive governor causes the phone to shutdown.

Is there a better method to go back to 1.2?
[Captivate Android Development] karma24:
so when i first installled SRE 1.3 with this kernel. its set to default 1 GHz and stock voltage? because when i look at it on setcpu, its set to 1ghz. Is so im fine with this since i play gameloft games and they crash when i have OC cpu
[Captivate Android Development] raspdeep:
the settings reside in sysfs in RAM which means it will be gone after a reboot. you can put those settings in your init.d script or like what unhelpful said someone with android apps knowledge can write an app to do that with a GUI interface.

unhelpful, told ya this is gonna be a support nightmare :p
[Captivate Android Development] warri:
If some one can give a brief tutorial on how to write an int.d script support wouldnt be that bad...i for one would love to learn, so that I can do even more with my awesome phone. I have some coding exp (arm assembly, python) but an a quick learner.
[Captivate Android Development] Unhelpful:
I'll try to post an easy script for this tonight, or else a 1.3.2 that loads a frequency table from a file.
[Captivate Android Development] xan:
raspdeep, looking forward for i9000 version :)

I might try making an .apk to read/write the file, using safety constraints.

Unhelpful, this looks wonderful, but RISKY.

We have no idea how these chips/power sections perform under OV.

Potential hardware damage possible, better limit OV or write BIG FAT RED TEXT about damage possibility and that you are not responsible for them.
[Captivate Android Development] warri:
Thanks Unhelpful you actually are helpful (sorry couldn't resist).

1.2GHz @ 1.3V worked fine for me as well, ran SetCPU Stress test for an hour.
[Captivate Android Development] Reefermattness:
I hope so. :D I must say, I was embarrassingly baffled by this newest release. :p Keep up the good work bud cant wait for the updates.
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
With 1.3.1, do any of you have issues rebooting? Mine goes to a black screen when I issue any kind of a reboot command and then I have to pull the battery.
[Captivate Android Development] warri:
No issues here with rebooting.

Rebooted into recovery through ROM Manger Fine

adb reboot -worked fine

adb reboot recovery -worked fin

what command is not working for you?
[Captivate Android Development] Kaik541:
well that's discouraging to see, DG. I was running 1.3.1 briefly and had no issues with rebooting (only tried once)
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
all of them do it after changing the voltages..

seems to only happen AFTER setting custom freq_volt_table settings...
[Captivate Android Development] warri:
I set 1.2GHz/1.3V no issues..will try with 850mV as you posted in your sre thread
[Captivate Android Development] Kaik541:
well I guess there's that "use at your own risk" thing :D

yeah, I can't help then, I never touched the frequency voltage tables
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
just found the issue... going way to low on the bottom end :D
[Captivate Android Development] IStern:
never had an issue with rebooting, but setting 1.2ghz and 1.3v definitely made my phone a little unhappy. I did have a hard freeze immediately after modifying the freq_volt_table, had to pop the battery. I now have a mostly working v1.2 kernel and a stable phone, but interactive mode shuts the phone off.

Edit:

Unhelpful, what does the table used in v1.2 look like?
[Captivate Android Development] darcjrt:
How to I flash this kernel?! THX
[Captivate Android Development] Clienterror:
A good start would be to actually read the first post.
[Captivate Android Development] warri:
Excellent, glad to see you found the issue!
[Captivate Android Development] tytdfn:
Experimenting uv(ing) the lower frequencies for your SRE?? ;)
[Captivate Android Development] raspdeep:
i may not go this route just yet. this many controls means more support problems and ppl doing stupid things killing their CPUs.

besides, some settings like vddint should not be touched. we already hv 100 to 1.2ghz covering ranges every 200mhz so i see very little advantage over my approach giving limited control over UV levels via sysfs. GPU o/c is a good addition tho

But I think using an app controlling those settings is the way to go..
[Captivate Android Development] Smallsmx3:
stupid question. is UV set by default? if i flash this to eugenes rom will i have to set UV. I love eugenes rom but i feel the battery dies quicker than stock jh3 w/ sre installed.
[Captivate Android Development] darcjrt:
How do i flash this kernel? Thx
[Captivate Android Development] madjsp:
You must have rom manager installed.

Copy the kernel to your sd card (internal)

then, go into rom manager and select "install rom from SD card"

Select the kernel, and hit okay.

easy as pie.
[Captivate Android Development] Unhelpful:
It uses my best guesses at stock voltages by default. The stock kernels communicate with the PMIC that controls the voltages over some GPIO pins, two to select VDDARM and one to select VDDINT, but we don't actually have access to the tables these values are selected from. There are tables in the source matching levels to voltages, and pretty much all we can do is assume one of these is correct.
[Captivate Android Development] darcjrt:
It does not say anything about rom manager.
[Captivate Android Development] raspdeep:
the zip package is unsigned means you should flash it via ROM manager
[Captivate Android Development] darcjrt:
Thats all i was looking for. Thx
[Captivate Android Development] Dani897:
unhelpful I was wondering how the clocks all work.

what I mean is; for example when I play with the clocks in amd overdrive on my pc I see that more than one chip works from the same clock and there are multiplier values, overclocking one device may put another into instability so you mess with the multipliers, and overclocking one may require under clocking another. does this follow the same logic?

do the steps need to be in increments of 200 mhz? and would switching things around have an effect on the proper gpu speed? I

also what's a practical peak voltage for people having trouble with the 1.2 @ 1.3v settings. could some one try maybe 1.32v instead, would 1.35 be too much? borderline?

I know some cpus seems to like more volts than others in overclock situations (hence why the oem clocks them somewhat conservatively)

you are doing a lot of great work here and I appreciate it. I would just like to put a few pieces together here before I go all mad scientist on my phone.
[Captivate Android Development] evertec:
Does anyone know what the settings were for the previous version of the kernel where the voltages were hardcoded? That one ran rock solid for me at 1.2 ghz, but I can't seem to recreate that performance using my own values. My phone locks up immediately upon saving the frequency file if I add a 1.2 ghz line, and I've tried voltages from 1.25-1.35. The only thing I was able to successfully accomplish is lower the voltage for the stock 1ghz setting. Also, changing the GPU frequency does nothing... it automatically reverts back to 200mhz when I go back and look at the file. Thanks
[Captivate Android Development] Unhelpful:
Not absolutely any value is possible for the GPU clock. You might try 222334 if you want to raise it, or 166750 if you want to reduce it. These speeds should be available regardless of CPU clock, except for 100MHz which requires that the GPU clock be 100MHz our less. Other available GPU frequencies will depend on the current CPU frequency.
[Captivate Android Development] raspdeep:
Below is stock table that i used for my kernel. You can use it for reference. The first column are your CPU frequencies and 2nd column are the voltages in mV. The datasheet also says the max vcc for cpu is 1.31v

{1200000, 1300, 1100, 0},
{1000000, 1300, 1100, 1},
{800000, 1200, 1100, 2},
{600000, 1125, 1100, 3},
{400000, 1050, 1100, 4},
{200000, 950, 1100, 5},
{100000, 950, 1000, 6},
[Captivate Android Development] evertec:
thanks, i tried 1200000 200000 1300 1100 but still no go. It ran perfectly with previous versions of the kernel so I'm not sure why it's having trouble now. Do I need to change the last voltage level?
[Captivate Android Development] evertec:
thanks, i tried 222334 and it stuck but didn't change the framerate in benchmarks.
[Captivate Android Development] Unhelpful:
Refresh sync effectively caps framerates at about 56Hz. Any benchmarks that already hit this aren't going to improve.
[Captivate Android Development] evertec:
ah, i suspected that but wasn't sure... thanks
[Captivate Android Development] evertec:
Any suggestions as to why I could run at 1.2ghz with 1.2 of the kernel but can't get it with this new one? Thanks again.
[Captivate Android Development] IStern:
evertec,

i have the same problem, you can do what I did and go back to v1.2, but with an inoperable interactive mode.
[Captivate Android Development] Unhelpful:
The previous version was actually still using the GPIO PMIC control, so it was probably never really using 1.3V. You might try lowering the voltage a bit for 1.2GHz, I just completed a >5min stress test with 1.2GHz@1.25V, so that or 1.275V may work better for you than 1.3V. Remember, we still don't actually know what voltages the four presets used by the stock kernels correspond to. :/
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
Is there any talk of enabling the use of a higher clock, even if it's not active by default?
[Captivate Android Development] IStern:
Unhelpful,

1.25v did the trick. Stable quadrant runs and 3d games, thanks!

Is it just me or is interactive mode more stable too?
[Captivate Android Development] Unhelpful:
Read the OP, you can do this yourself via a sysfs control file. I'm testing a kernel with a few bugfixes and support for loading clocks and voltages directly from a file on startup, which I'll probably release as 1.3.2 later today.
[Captivate Android Development] IStern:
ah crap...phone unstable again. Any chance we can get an option to go back to the voltage controller used in v1.2?
[Captivate Android Development] tytdfn:
I think that's the interactive mode acting up.

BTW Unhelpful...I LOVE YOU!!! I been jealous of the droid x being able to uv but no longer!!! Your awesome :D
[Captivate Android Development] IStern:
The phone rebooted itself in interactive mode, so I went back to conservative, but still ran into hard freezes. This was with 1.2ghz and 1.25v.

Ah well, phone is still plenty fast at 1ghz.
[Captivate Android Development] raspdeep:
try 1.2ghz @ 1.275v.. my phone runs ok at that voltage