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[Desire Themes and Apps] nachtschicht:
The themes are now updated through Open Desire's "OD updater"!

Just launch it, go to Configuration -> Theme Update Settings -> Manage Theme Servers -> Menu button -> Enable all Theme Servers. Then Menu button -> Update Featured Theme Servers

You can then download the desired theme.

Don't forget to import the color settings file after you applied the theme from within CyanogenMod-menu and reboot!

This is a port of Detox for OpenDesire!

How to:

1.) Download the ZIP and save it on your SD-Card

2.) Boot into recovery and flash the ZIP there

3.) Reboot and enjoy

If you want to revert to standard OpenDesire-look then download ZIP "n8_OD_original_Theme.zip" and flash as described above.

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Additional Stuff:

- Fonts can be changed with Font-Changer from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=744363

- The clock is Beautiful Widgets and the launcher is LauncherPro Plus, both from market.

- Additional Wallpapers: http://jump.fm/NAMQX

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Credits:

The theme was ported with help from darkamikaze's Theme-Porter (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=737526). Thanks for this useful piece of software!

This port is based on Ryanmo5's Detox port for enomther (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=766315). Thanks for all your work!

Originally ported by Konikub (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=724626). Thank you very much!

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Files to download:

Latest release:

n8_OD_4.0.13_Detox_v1.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/ZRDY49Y8V3

n8_OD_4.0.13_original_Theme.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/3ZBKGEYEH4

Older releases:

n8_OD_4.0.10_Detox_v2.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/948RNOT46G

n8_OD_4.0.10_original_Theme.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/Z0WXPIKUI5

n8_OD_4.0.4_Detox_v1.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/SH9Q5CCWZ3

n8_OD_4.0.4_original_Theme.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/I18V95DU22

n8_OD_4.0.3_Detox_v1.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/WFUW2NDE2K

n8_OD_4.0.3_original_Theme.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/99WBGS0PF8

n8_OD_4.0.2_Detox_v1.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/EO86QBEE6X

n8_OD_4.0.2_original_Theme.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/94SKTUFSIO

n8_OD_4.0.1_Detox_v1.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/S7VSYRX884

n8_OD_4.0.1_original_Theme.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/TFDAKPEGB8

n8_OD_4.0.0_Detox_v1.zip: http://www.2shared.com/file/wlIwJD2y/n8_OD_400_Detox_v1.html

n8_OD_4.0.0_original_Theme.zip: http://jump.fm/RBWOQ

Correct Color File: http://jump.fm/VTGPS

Save this file to your /sdcard, then import it in Menu -> OpenDesire settings -> User interface -> Tweaks extras -> Import colors from XML
[Desire Themes and Apps] nachtschicht:
Changelog

Changelog:

10.09.2010: n8_OD_4.0.13_Detox_v1 - Initial release for OpenDesire 4.0.13

09.09.2010: n8_OD_4.0.10_Detox_v2 - Small graphical glitch corrected

09.09.2010: n8_OD_4.0.10_Detox_v1 - Initial release for OpenDesire 4.0.10

04.09.2010: n8_OD_4.0.4_Detox_v1 - Initial release for OpenDesire 4.0.4

03.09.2010: n8_OD_4.0.3_Detox_v1 - Initial release for OpenDesire 4.0.3

03.09.2010: n8_OD_4.0.2_Detox_v1 - Initial release for OpenDesire 4.0.2

02.09.2010: n8_OD_4.0.1_Detox_v1 - Initial release for OpenDesire 4.0.1

30.08.2010: n8_OD_4.0.0_Detox_v1 - Initial release for OpenDesire 4.0.0
[Desire Themes and Apps] samy.3660:
can u make a minimalistic theme for open desire
[Desire Themes and Apps] nachtschicht:
If you find one then tell me, maybe I can port it to OpenDesire.

But better not here, because this thread is for Detox theme only ;)
[Desire Themes and Apps] j.blaze:
Can you also attach the font?
[Desire Themes and Apps] nachtschicht:
Read the 1st post and then download Fonts-Changer
[Desire Themes and Apps] darni:
Thanks for .4 update so fast. This is my favorite theme...

madone via Tapatalk (OD 4.0.4)
[Desire Themes and Apps] nachtschicht:
You are welcome :)

Yeah this theme is really nice, but my favorite right now is Elegant Steel. It's nice to have the choice :D
[Desire Themes and Apps] darni:
Yes, you have offered us many great themes (too many ;)

madone via Tapatalk (OD 4.0.4)
[Desire Themes and Apps] darni:
damn.. tried esteel theme, it rocks!

madone via Tapatalk (OD 4.0.4)
[XPERIA X10 General] xGary:
If anyone is interested in running an Android emulator heres a short guide for it.

Step 1: ADB

If you haven't already, you need to install ADB on your computer. See this guide:

ADB Guide

Step 2: Configuration

Now open SDK Setup.exe from wherever your android-sdk-windows folder is and go to the [Virtual Devices] option and press [New]

and this window will show up

Heres what to put

Name:

Put something simple like "Android_2.2", etc

Target:

From the dropdown box, select whichever Android version you want. I want Android 2.2 so I will select "Android 2.2 - API Level 8"

SD Card:

Insert a size in MBs. I put 500(MB). The larger the size, the longer it will take to process. Ignore the File option

Skin:

I would recommend you skip this option

Hardware:

If you press the [New...] Button it will give you a bunch of options. Basically, you can configure if your emulator can support GPS, Dpad, Keyboard, etc. Most of them are enabled by default but you can increase the ram via "Device Ram Size". I set it to 500(MB) for example.

Heres what it should look like when finished

Click [Create AVD]

Step 3: Running The Emulator

Now open up CMD (Start>Run>Cmd) and enter the following commands:

cd c:\android-sdk-windows\tools (or wherever your "android-sdk-windows\tools" is)

emulator -avd "AVD Name" -partition-size 500 (AVD Name is whatever name you used in the beginning and 500 is the size of the emulators internal memory in MBs. You can increase the size if you want)

Now the emulator should show up and when its done booting up you should have something like this.

And you have your emulator

Step 4: Installing APKs

Now you might want to install some apps/games on it. You can either download APKs from the internet or rip them from your phone. First, open up another CMD (Start>Run>CMD) and type:

cd c:\android-sdk-windows\tools (Or whatever command you used in step 3)

To rip APKs from phone, connect phone to computer and put phone in USB Debugging mode Settings>Applications>Development>USB Debugging. Now go:

adb pull /data/app

Now in your android-sdk-windows\tools folder there should be a list of APKs. Now disconnect your phone and to install the APKs to the emulator, go:

adb install ______________.apk (Whatever the name is)

*NOTE* If you downloaded an APK from the internet, put it in the android-sdk-windows\tools folder first.

And there you have it. Enjoy!!!

Gary~~
[XPERIA X10 General] xGary:
TIPS

Will add tomorrow
[XPERIA X10 General] Crowds:
Hi xGary,

i`ve done all the steps but when i type emualtor -avd Android -partition-size 500 tell me `emulator`is not recognized as an internal or esternal command, operable program or batch file.
[XPERIA X10 General] xGary:
Oh sorry, it was supposed to be emulator not emualtor. Typo :o
[XPERIA X10 General] kashifsiddique:
Thanks for the guide but how do you make the emulator landscape?
[XPERIA X10 General] amitagl27:
emulator does not show up

Hi,

I followed all the steps but after starting emulator from cmd no window came. Infact two or three times a black cmd window appeared and dissappeared instantly. was not able to read the text on the window.....

on other forums, somebody suggested to wait for a while....but i waited for about half n hour...nothing happened....

i can see a process "emulator.exe" in taskmanager which is consuming around 50% of cpu usage...and 18 MB ram......

My computer config: Pentium dual core with 4 GB of RAM

kindly guide....thanks in advance...
[XPERIA X10 General] freco:
You may start the emulator by selecting the avd and press "Start" button. I did it today and works fine.

I just saw the guide here but luckily (I'm newbie to this) I did exactly the same steps except the start the emulator through CMD.
[XPERIA X10 General] gavriel18:
Btw if you go to se's dev website you can grab a preconfigured x10 avd.

Edit: heres the link

http://developer.sonyericsson.com/wportal/devworld/downloads/download/dw-102216-xperia-x10sdkadd-onr1?cc=gb&lc=en
[XPERIA X10 General] freco:
Thanks. Downloading now.;)
[XPERIA X10 General] Che Kirila:
Take a look at the description:

Dec 16, 2009

Sony Ericsson Xperia™ X10 add-on for the Android SDK

The Sony Ericsson Xperia™ X10 add-on for the Android SDK includes the complete Android system with additions customizing it for the X10 : Sony Ericsson splash screen; X10 colour backgrounds; A "skin" of the X10 which is a simple graphic of the front of the phone; A hardware.ini file to set the operating parameters for screen, camera, audio and so on.

According to date this "complete Android system with additions customizing it for the X10" is for Android 1.6. I didn't dig pretty deep, but search for a new version wasn't successful. It can be a base, but look like requires a lot of customization for current Android version.
[XPERIA X10 General] gavriel18:
@che

But what do you plan on doing with it? And can you not use the hardware profile while using 2.1 apis?

@ freco no prob
[XPERIA X10 General] amitagl27:
problem was with android 2.1

Hi,

thnx for the replies..

yesterday i was trying to start the avd for version 2.1 and it was not running....today i downloaded other versions..(almost all from 1.5 to 2.2) and tried to run emulator of them again..

except 2.1 all other went fine...i think there is some problem with Android 2.1....by d way m happy now...and can start some work.. :)
[XPERIA X10 General] Che Kirila:
I think to try to program for Android and this profile allows to see how the program will look like at specifically X10 platform.
[XPERIA X10 General] taylorstarlake:
turn of Number-Lock and Click the #7 key to swap the screen from portrait - to landscape - and back #-)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chuxsta:
Just done a nandroid backup an after reboot have lost a lot of pictures an videos. It appears its only recently taken shots have gone
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Crono88:
I want to know if can be possible in future the hard root on this device....someone is working?!
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] yetep:
search.

simple.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] -PiLoT-:
please can we think of less *****y ways to let the new guys know they need to search
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Crono88:
result of search:

xdaforums.com/search.php?searchid=43643849

i have not reply to my question
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] citsym:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=726891

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=726813&page=25
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] aarons6:
the save is grayed out.

to answer my own question i guess you cant..

the built in htc email client can save attachments tho..

double edit. found a program in the market called attachment2sd.. seems to work well with the gmail app..
[G1 Android Development] jp2dj1:
What do you think. 10mb is too much because you can't play 3D games, but maybe 5mb or 2.5mb ram hack? Thanx

sent from my G1 using CM7 IN-STEREO (( WHERE AVAILABLE ))
[G1 Android Development] pinguinjkeke:
Where your timemachine parked? :D
[G1 Android Development] Killadude:
not gonna happen, try swapper activator from the market this allows u to hold a swap on fat32 else format your memory card and use one of the scripts to enable swap on the swap partition. Only way to increase memory...
[G1 Android Development] jp2dj1:
True, but everyone is saying that swap makes froyo roms a bit unstable. That's why I thought a 5mb ram hack.

P.s 100% you'll see an improvement in a ram hack rather than the swap. That's what people are looking for.

sent from my G1 using CM7 IN-STEREO (( WHERE AVAILABLE ))
[G1 Android Development] darkphoenix2012:
I would have to disagree, swap was giving no issues on several roms for me and 5+ other G1 users on the same roms. Compcache was giving us all issues, but only a few random reboots on occasion, or a FC or two.

However I am hearing that CC works fine as of the latest cyanogen release. I think the issues some people are actually having is ending up with both swap and CC on since the "default" settings changed over to cc.

As for the ram hack? I've not been having memory issues in froyo as far as a shortage on ram. I use swap, and have used it since I first rooted and etc. but I think I'll give CC another try now that cyanogen is recommending it. I'd rather have a good "3D fix" like what firerat did with his script on 2.1 roms, I don't think it works with 2.2 roms from what I read, but I would like to have LWP running like they did on 2.1

Just my two cents :D
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
Ramhack is not even possible on the newer kernel branches, plus 2.1+ is very dependent on 3D that it wouldn't make sense to add a "ramhack". it cripples 2.2 if you would do so..Go ask dumfuq or pershoot and they'll tell you that no ramhack will work for 2.2 .
[G1 Android Development] jp2dj1:
Dude.... don't say that. We're talking about android here. Really, a 2mb ram hack will completely cripple any 2.2 roms?!

Sent from my HTC Dream using CM7 IN-STEREO (( WHERE AVAILABLE ))
[G1 Android Development] NikolaiT:
Before anyone of you attempt this, adding swap file to your devices grants you the ability to run more processes, sure, but what you fail to realize is the devices almost constantly writes to the swap file.which uses up CPU cycles, causing your device to be a bit slower, also, flash memory, regardless the.format, has limited number of writes, adding a swap file makes the device write almost constantly,.reducing the overall lifetime of your flash memory. Adding a swap file isnt the best idea if you're looking for speed increase.
[G1 Android Development] xaueious:
I thought Android 2.1 starting utilizing the GPU more, making the ramhack infeasible because it will severely degrade screen rendering performance from Android 2.1 and up.

Compcache is okay. Don't swap if you can help it.
[G1 Android Development] jp2dj1:
Okay? People remember when 2.1 was way unstable then openeclair 2.1 w/ 10mb ram hack made it at least toyible (I know that it's not a word). I didn't in anyway make it severely degradable...

Sent from my HTC Dream using CM7 IN-STEREO (( WHERE AVAILABLE ))
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
I can see your not going to be convinced easily....If it was possible dumfuq o pershoot would have made a kernel with the ram hack...But froyo is more dependent on the GPU. Why do you think phones with 2.1+ have such powerful gpus? One app that would suffer is gallery 3D,videos,youtube,games,maybe animations. Just use compache, if swap isnt something you want...I dont like froyo on the G1, so i stick to 1.6, which is where it really shines..But i hate giving up things like unlock via trackball, text color,etc. And there's no way im putting vanilla on my MTS cause that wont do it justice.
[G1 Android Development] protomanez:
Agreed. I don't know why you're so fond of the idea of having +5mb of ram anyways, that's not even enough to run a lot of apps or processes. The speed up would not be noticeable and since the froyo roms use more of the gpu(as stated before) you would probably even see some slow downs. You have to understand this, even if we HAD the ramhack no one would use it. You're better off with a new phone.
[G1 Android Development] jp2dj1:
OMG!!!! WTF!!! BUY A NEW PHONE?? SURE STEVE... plus great analogy!!!

Sent from my HTC Dream using CM7 IN-STEREO (( WHERE AVAILABLE ))
[G1 Android Development] jp2dj1:
So again, how was it possible to put a 10mb ram hack on openeclair 2.1 rom? :thinking:

sent from my HTC G1 using CM7 IN-STEREO (( WHERE AVAILABLE ))
[G1 Android Development] alan090:
the only reason the ramhack was used then was because the gpu drivers were broken until cm5 came out

the only reason eclair became usable is because of how CM set it up - the ram hack is not possible anymore and not even useful (never was IMO)
[G1 Android Development] crypysmoker:
Does every rom developer and/or Kernel builder have to come in and smack sense into you?

2 days of you arguing.. if it was possible, common sense might tell you that someone would have jumped in and said "oh, here you go"

Froyo is majorly dependent on the gpus in the new higher end android phones. Using a ram hack, takes away ram from the GPU... froyo was NEVER made for the G1.

Rather then sit here and argue with people who know 100x more about it then you, why dont you go off and try and do it yourself and learn something in the process rather then clutter the boards with your mindless blabber?
[G1 Android Development] jp2dj1:
I wish someone could smack some sense into me, so I can smack some sense back. Saying " froyo was never made for the G1" PROOFS THAT ANYTHINGS POSSIBLE. I'm just saying, a lot people like speed and would sacrifice 3D. I PITTY THE FOOL.

P.s all developers and kernel builders have more hospitality than you.

sent from my HTC G1 using CM7 IN-STEREO (( WHERE AVAILABLE ))
[Wildfire General] chrispy_212:
Hey all, I hope I've posted this in the right place.

Since rooting, my Wildfire has been behaving rather oddly. The most noticable problem seems to be that if my handset is off, and I connect the charger, even in the battery is full, the orange light comes on. Following this, if I remove the charger, the light stays on permenantly, and I cannot turn the handset on until I remove the battery.

Is this a side effect of rooting, or a sign of something more sinister? If so, are there any guides to "un-root" my handset so that HTC do not recognise I voided my warranty?

Many thanks all
[Wildfire General] Elibongo:
This happened to me as well after rooting.

I'm not sure if there is any way to fix this problem apart from unrooting.

To unroot:

Make a backup of all your apps and settings with Titanium Backup (from the market).

Download the correct ROM for your Wildfire from http://shipped-roms.com/shipped/Buzz/ (Buzz is the codename of Wildfire if you didn't know) and run the RUU.

This will restore your phone to how it was when it was new.

Restore your backup of your apps and settings with Titanium.
[Wildfire General] chrispy_212:
Cheers for the reply, just wanted to make sure that my phone isn't defective really. Only concern now is that the battery is still receiving charge even when it's full.
[Wildfire General] f0xy:
mine does the same.
[Wildfire General] Elibongo:
This isn't the case with me as the light will still turn green once it is charged. It could still be charging but I highly doubt it.
[Wildfire General] brilldoctor:
Same here. What Rom are you running? i am using 1.14.405.2 (now 1.37)
[Wildfire General] brilldoctor:
Try the 1.25 rom
[Wildfire General] chrispy_212:
I'm on 1.14.110.1. Upgraded to WildPuzzle last night, but completely fudged my contacts and the backup was completely screwy, so I restored my nandroid backup cos I need a functioning phone today. Didn't get chance to check the charge behaviour, that's my job for tomorrow probably. Have you tried 1.25? Did it fix it?
[Wildfire General] brilldoctor:
I would but im away without my pc
[Wildfire General] Elibongo:
I upgraded to the new ROM (1.25) last night but haven't tried charging it yet. When I get in I'll try charging it and see what happens.

Sent from my HTC Wildfire
[Wildfire General] f0xy:
I will try to check this tonight, im on the new rom.
[Wildfire General] Elibongo:
I can confirm that it does exactly the same thing on rooted 1.25. I am wondering if it is a problem with clockwordmod. If anyone who is having this problem could try unrevoked with amon ra recovery and report back that would be brilliant.

Sent from my HTC Wildfire
[Wildfire General] chrispy_212:
I expected as much. The ROM is mostly too high-level to impact things like the PSU. I expect you're right in that it is the recovery image. Interesting that we seem to be the only people who have experienced it. Or we're the only ones who care! I'm still getting to grips with this whole rooting business, so I'm not the best guy to install Amon Ra.

EDIT: OK, very interesting development. When the handset is off, connecting to a PC to charge produces the "stick in charging" behaviour. However, when connected, the device is detected by the PC as "My HTC," despite the handset being off.
[Wildfire General] drakazas:
Same thing for me after doing unrevoked3. Just funny that with original rom when turning off and charging I can turn on, but when I used unrevoked3 on the same conditions I can't turn it on. Maybe people from unrevoked3 could help us, I will try to send them email with this question.
[Wildfire General] brilldoctor:
Please do
[Wildfire General] Scann69:
Any updates on this? I'm planing on rooting a buzz later today. Am doing all my homework now :p
[Wildfire General] cashisback:
My phone is having the same effects as your having after using the unrevoked tool.
[Wildfire General] axq:
The same here
[Wildfire General] Elibongo:
Is anyone not having this problem or is it a problem with everyone who has used unrevoked?
[Wildfire General] ricardoft:
After unroot, my HTC works flawless. I already spoke with unrevoked dev team and they told me this is a ClockworkMod recovery problem. But, yesterday, I spoke with koush and he told me this is not a recovery problem. Now I'm confused. LOL

This only happen with rooted devices.
[HD2 Accessories] brunoavrocha:
I recently broke the screen of my Leo T8585 and replaced the LCD + Digitizer with an original Hong Kong part.

After disconecting the working shattered part the digitizer never worked again. Even the shattered one ceased to work completely (LCD is working fine but digitizer has no response). A second replacement part was ordered and the problem persists, ie, replacement part is not the problem. Also part number is correct.

Can anyone tell me if there is a specific precedure for this replacement? Could there be a hardware/software lock I need to open? Strip contacts have been checked and are fine.

thanks in advance
[HD2 Accessories] tutkas:
:O damn, a lot of people getting their HD2s smashed, here i was thinking i was the only one. I recently replaced my digitizer & LCD aswell.

As far as i know there is no soft/hardware locks present. In case you have checked that allll connectors are properly connected i can only guess that an electrostatic discharge might have caused damage to the hardware. . . But in case you were wearing an ESD wrist strap which i recommend using :) (by no means i don't want to sound like a smartass) i havn't got a faintest idea

Well.. replying to a totally old post but.. what the hell, maybe it will help and/or help others who encounter similar problems.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Qazz~:
Hey there, Im wondering if it's only my set that has this problem or not. I have spare htc's and apples earphones and both of them have mic.s for hands free talking. However when I plug them in to listen to music, sound appears all fuzzed up, certain frequencies such as bass are gone and/or comes out of only one side. The only way to fix this is by holding down the play/stop buttons found on these earphones. When I hold down the button, music playbacks just fine... Had problems with my headphones jack before and had it repaired but I noticed this phenomenom before the fix as well. Can any one test this out as well?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Geryatrix:
This is a known situation, there are two different ways used to connect the four wires to the jack-plug, HTC and some others use one method, and Nokia and Samsung use the other method.

Basically this means that unless you buy a special adapter/converter, the only headphones suitable for your SGS are some aftermarket sets and earphones from a Nokia phone.

Hope that this helps.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ickyboo:
Yeh . Look for nokia n97 headsets
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Qazz~:
But will all third party Headphones work? I guess it would be better to go for those without microphones then, and to check if it works before buying. Thanks guys and sorry if this has already been answered...