yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] zappatilias:
This is a nice widget, Tajm is crap and sucks loads (it's ok, I'm the author of it ;) )

The first version of Tajm (never released) was using this format to display its time, but to me it didn't feel natural, since I don't say the time like that. So I rewrote it to the way it is today.

After I did BattStatt I thought of other stuff to make in the same theme and a clock was the next natural step for me and they both started out like Zehro's, a widget for my own personal use. Tajm suffers from lots of deficiencies, but it was never my top priority either, BattStatt is. But since the release I've realized that peeps like it and the way it presents the time so I now have a huge todo list, which I will tend to after the next release of BattStatt.

Tajm was also a quick and nasty hack to see if it worked (like BattStatt was in the beginning) which is why it sucks. It will be updated with more sizes, support of various resolutions, languages, etc. At one point I was considering adding this type of presentation again, but out of respect to Zehro, I think I'll refrain from that.

Ok enough with the rant.

@Zehro:

Please let me know if you need any help or guidance from a fellow widget-maker ;) And keep up the good work, this is awesome.
[Android Apps and Games] yayramen:
Thanks for the numbers, that helps. It's all changing values with this, lol. Unfortunately, it's 3 in the morning, and I only awoke for a quick PB&J and to check threads. Will get on it first thing in the morning.

Oh snaps, now you're famous Zehro. Shoot, what do you need me for if you keep attracting big wigs?
[Android Apps and Games] ewilley2008:
Any chance of getting the White w/ Black Shadow Mod for the current version ?
[Android Apps and Games] ChristoA1:
Interested here as well :)
[Android Apps and Games] YOSOYPEPO:
0.36 black bar is absolutely great!!!!
[Android Apps and Games] th3taman:
Glad to see the update Zhero! :D

Have high hopes and will watch to see if the CPU activity is better.
[Android Apps and Games] zehro:
UPDATE: I have found that my service method is not ideal either. It is a lot better than the old code, but as soon as the OS decides to kill off the service (ie: while browsing the web, playing a game, doing anything resource intensive), the clock will stop updating. It freezes and won't start updating until you either: a) remove the widget and put a new one on the screen OR b) reboot the phone.

To be honest, this functionality is fine for me, but I would like to find a solution so this problem doesn't bother other users. I'm still not entirely sure at the moment how I will handle this, but I am looking into it.

Its frustrating that an application that seems so simple ends up being a lot more complex than I first imagined. The other problem is that most code examples use methods that are no longer supported in newer versions of Android. Anyway, I can only just keep learning and trying new things.
[Android Apps and Games] zappatilias:
I feel you. It would have been tons easier if they would just let you register the intent filter in the manifest. I've felt the service implementation is adequate for me aswell.
[Android Apps and Games] yayramen:
I will update the codes for the mods later. =D
[Android Apps and Games] MitchRapp:
very cool idea

at first I thought this was a lock-screen replacement (which would be epic)

a widget taking 4 spots...... less convenient!
[Android Apps and Games] syngent:
lol i was up having a peanut butter sandwich myself,... i was out of jam/jelly :(

but thanks for helping :)
[Android Apps and Games] Clovii:
The one in the market is making me sad but still supporting this widget through its downfalls.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] gabbana-music:
​

Here still taskbar from me!

First we establish sdkcertsnew2015.cab, then itself taskbar!

Add new

DUSK BLUE TASKBAR
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] Adrien95120:
really beautiful

a master on the subject ^ ^
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] Markejor:
Putz.... I tried this a long time ... You are great, working perfectly, and it is beautiful, elegant and functional.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] ziarkas:
Wonderful!!!!

Something blue??

Thank you very much
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] kalros:
Thanks... perffect.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] oowl:
thank you very much for sharing such a beautiful taskbar~~
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] topfabio:
thanks and congratulations

Can you do something for an Italian ROM ? :)
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] NAKORN:
Thank you very much
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] mikka440:
Really nice work ! I have a problem, though. The battery status icon hasn't changed. It has remained white. Is there any registry value that needs to be changed? I have tried fiddling with HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\ResOver\Bitmaps, especially BatteryIconLevels, but all in vain. Any clue?
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] folrodman:
i have the same problem...
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] mishok_006:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\ResOver\Bitmaps]

"Basedll"="phcanOverbmp.dll"

"BaseId"=dword:00000000

"BatteryIconIdStart"=dword:000003E9

"BatteryIconLevels"=dword:00000015

you have such a value?
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] mikka440:
I have tried changing the values but IconStart cannot be changed this way (error message). IconLevels can be changed and the icon in the taskbar turns green, but it shows incorrect percentage.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] maoz59:
Just Beautiful!!

Thanks.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] jemaho:
Nice job, works on french rom perfectly!
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] sunnyhj:
THANKS GABBANA-MUSIC...Taskbar is really nice..:D ..but after installing it my icons in the resco explorer changed..they look great too...:) ...but i was wondering did this taskbar caused it or something else..?!??:rolleyes: ..here's a screenshot.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] maoz59:
Gabbana,

I hope I'm not being rude..

But if you can make the little clock on the right side to appear with the same icons.. it will take it to perfection!!

Thanks.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] panzercool:
This looks very good !!! Many thanks !!
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] gabbana-music:
Yes, it was made by me too! These resources are in a file shellres.128.dll:cool:
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] gabbana-music:
I shall try to understand, and to find the resources, responsible for it!:)
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] ziarkas:
I thing that he means something like this..

Tacchan23_DuskClockGreen_VGA_6.5.x.cab

Just instal it.

I can't post the link but you can search with this keyworld:"Tacchan23"

It's the first post.

I just try to help..

Gabbana it easy to make a taskbar with blue?

Sorry for my english.

Thanks again..
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] gabbana-music:
Thanks! Has updated!
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] naya28:
txx

yeah! thanks a lot for the clock.now my mini is perfect
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] naya28:
oups sorry i thought it was the same oclock than on your screenshot.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] maoz59:
Gabbana,

Many thanks for the clock update!

BUT, it didn't work for my mini..

The clock background did not appear and the taskbar changed it background color to grey..

I've tried to uninstall the task bar.. and I couldn't remove it..

and from some reason I cannot open any cab files anymore..

I will really appreciate your help..

Many thanks!
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] gabbana-music:
Show screenshot.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] maoz59:
Here it is..

(I don't know if there's any connection but my active sync stopped working too..)

Thanks.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] gabbana-music:
With active sync at it cab is not present what communication! You have established it where? Such impression, that you have established it on a card of memory! And it is necessary to establish on an arrangement!
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] maoz59:
It's true.

I did install it on the SD card.

but now I can't remove it..

no cab is working on my device right now..

and ideas?
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] gabbana-music:
Try to remove by means of sktools
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] maoz59:
Thanks Gabbana.

I will open a new thread for this.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] Ravenlord:
It work also in italian rom version?
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] zalaros:
@gabbana-music

I've installed your new taskbar (Elegant) but i can't remove the backround of the clock of Dusk taskbar (Dusk clock). The duskclock.cab can not get uninstalled. Any solution? Thank you ;)
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] gabbana-music:
add new dusk blue taskbar
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] nek46:
Τhanks gabbana for the new dusk blue taskbar :D:D
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
Has anyone tested?
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
At least no one reported back. Seems like the interest in this topic is not too great.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
I've found a RUU on T- Mobile AT to rebrand a SLCD Desire (froyo). It's the solution for my problem.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
A little question: I’ve i use the RUU_Bravo_TMO_UK_1.21.110.4_Radio_32.36.00.28U_4.06.00.02_2_release_127570_signed.exe the SLCD will brick (HBOOT 0.80). Could i use Fastboot to flash the Update.zip with Froyo without root (HBOOT 0.93)?

So i have to go to the bootloader and press „Power“, plug it to my notebook an send a „fastboot flash update.zip“ ? Could it work?

If this works, i will get a rebranded SLCD desire :)
[Desire Android Development] Dragooon123:
No, you will loose S-OFF since it will flash an unpatched HBOOT. Hence fastboot will be as good as useless.
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
Also No ;). I think you can't even fastboot flash a .zip file. €: OK, just ReadTFM ... Fastboot flash update update.zip seems to work. But as stated, don't do it.

You will have to unpack the zip and flash the images manually (skipping hboot obviously).

@Hummelchen: Do you have a german TMo Desire? €: OK, just noticed the flag below your avatar...
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
Yes. My Amoled Desire have a stucking pixel and TMo will send a SLCD. I hate the hard way :)
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
:confused: Do you want to rebrand a SLCD or AMOLED Desire :confused:

Because with AMOLED you can just install the Eclair RUU and apply the OTA update...
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
My next desire will be an SLCD one. But I don't want to root as long as there's no easy way back. :)
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
:D That's why I started this thread here. In theory my plan should work, but i am quite reluctant to test it myself just for the kicks. I am also on a german T-Mobile Desire.

€: I just had a nice idea, I just need to know if the current custom recoveries are able to apply a patched/resigned or even an unpatched OTA-update.zip.

This would allow the following:

1) Extract the rom.zip from the RUU (the one that would break slcd), unzip it, delete the hboot and recovery, zip again, fastboot flash update rom.zip -> everything but hboot and recovery are stock

2a) Boot into recovery and flash the ota.zip file and be stock/unrooted/s-on OR

2b) remove the firmware.zip from the ota.zip (also remove 'write_firmware_image("PACKAGE:firmware.zip", "zip");' from the updater script), zip, sign, flash from recovery. Manually fastboot flash boot/radio/rcdata from the omitted firmware.zip. This will bring you to a stock/unrooted system, but with s-off hboot and a custom recovery. This has the advantage, that you can make an actual nandroid of a stock system without root files sticking around. From there you can play around with your system as you like and always unroot in 2 simple steps by restoring the stock nandroid and fastboot flashing the firmware.zip (removing custom recovery and hboot from the phone).

I am just not sure if the custom recoveries handle the ota packages as intended (with all the file patching going on there), but i think there is no reason why it should not work.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
Hmm... I could reroot my Amoled desire and test it :)

If hboot and recovery not affected i can flash the whole ruu on fail, right?

Edit: I've extracted the Rom.zip, deleted hboot and recovery and created a signed update.zip :)
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
Would be interesting to see the result. I think as long as you can enter the bootloader (the one from alpharev) you cant really screw it up, as you can always install a recovery or system via fastboot. I think the RUU also only depends on a working hboot.

So if you are careful with that hboot (and remove it from the ota also), you should be fine (I hope...).

Might be that you need a goldcard for flashing the RUU to get back to stock afterwards, but I am not sure of that.

It would be great if you tried that, as it would make sure that there is a way back to stock for SLCD owners without a friendly RUU. Please report back if you have been brave enough to try.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
ok, i've done it. I S-off'ed my Desire and try to flash the rom.zip of the T-mobile RUU without Hboot and recovery.

Flashing the system.img didn't work because it needs the original Hboot. Fastboot says: File is to large. Same on Recovery.

Flashing boot.img works, but without system... It seems the 0.80 Hboot has another patitionsize as 0.93. That's stupid.
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
Thats strange. The system image of the TMO RUU (I think i have downloaded the newer one of the 2 available) is only 222 MB. Standard size for Data is 258 MB, so it should fit in withut problems. I am quite sure that all the official hboots have the same partition size.

Did you by chance install an alpharev hboot with modded partition table, like the N1 table (149 MB) or the modded Sense Table (180 MB)?

Did you try to flash only the system.img via fastboot flash system instead of fastboot flash update zipfile.zip?

BTW: Thanks for trying.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
Hm.. Strange :)

I had it originally. I start the Iso, S-Off and after that i try to flash the rom.zip.

I try:

- Fastboot update rom.zip

- Fastboot flash system system.img

- Fastboot update system.zip (pack it with 7zip)

I also try to flash the rom.zip and the system.zip with clockworkmod recovery

Nothing works... :/
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
You could try a 'fastboot erase system -w' before flashing. This clears /system /data and /cache. Perhaps it helps.

€: Come to think about it this really makes sense. I guess the flashing routine checks how much space is free, as it perhaps does not necessarily delete the existing files on the partition. I don't know how the flashing process works, but maybe it is more similar to a file copy operation than a linux 'dd'.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
It didn't work. Tested 2 mins ago
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
Seems like this problem is more or less known.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8596521&postcount=38

Maybe we could ask ieftm for some help. €: Sent him a message.
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
Another thought: Did you use 'fastboot update filename.zip' or 'fastboot flash update filename.zip'? I've seen both syntaxes and they might do something different. Perhaps just try the one you didn't use.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
usage: fastboot [ <option> ] <command>

commands:

update <filename> reflash device from update.zip

flash <partition> [ <filename> ] write a file to a flash partition

erase <partition> erase a flash partition

...

I think" Fastboot flash update rom.zip" will not work. Even if: "fastboot flash system system.img" would also have to work.
[Desire Android Development] d0msen:
Rebranded my slcd desire a week ago to get it replaced, flashed a ruu without any issues...
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
Her is a more detailed post about this problem:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8646111&postcount=6

€: this is different in the android-info.txt from the tmo ruu:

hbootpreupdate:2

You could try hbootpreupdate:3 instead.

I would try a android-info.txt like this:

modelid: PB9920000
cidnum: T-MOB003
cidnum: T-MOB004
cidnum: T-MOB005
cidnum: T-MOB101
cidnum: T-MOB102
mainver: 1.21.110.4
hbootpreupdate:3
DelCache: 1
DelUserData: 0

Then:

Never seen this fastboot oem rebootRUU before, perhaps it makes a difference.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
Yes, with a Stock RUU. But we have T-Mobile Brand and need a UK RUU (only Hboot 0.80 avariable) :(
[Desire Android Development] d0msen:
whops sry, should read carefully x)
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
@mblaster: Tested.... Same result :/

But i have an new idea.

At home i will integrate an android-info.txt into the T-mobile OTA update.zip, resign the file and try to flash it with a manipulated root-script.

If this works we could flash 1.21 with 0.80, go to fastboot without screen and use this script to install the froyo update. What do you mean?
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
Got a PM from ieftm (thanx):

Looks like fastboot flash zip <zipfile> could be worth a try *crossing fingers*. Perhaps just pack the files listed by ieftm, skipping rcdata/splash/... Also the basic android-info.txt could help (but i think it is not much different than the one you used before).

I would really like to make this possible without going through a step with a non-functional display. It just gives a creepy feeling...
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
Good news!

-fastboot erase cache

-fastboot oem rebootRUU

-fastboot flash zip rom.zip

Flashing 100% complete :D

-fastboot reboot-bootloader

Desire reboots to bootloader: Hboot 0.93 S-OFF :D

Flashing OTA Froyo via clockworkmod --> After reboot: Bootloop :eek:

I turned the phone off and start it with Vol-. Hboot 0.93 S-ON :)

--> going into recovery (it's stock recovery now) --> factory wipe --> reflash OTA.

After a few minutes the Desire boots into Froyo. All seems branded *strike* :)

I will give it a second try. On that try, i will put the newer recovery.img to rom.zip.

So i can flash it directly without clockworkmod.
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
Fantastic! If the newer recovery accepts the ota, it will be possible to always see what the phone is doing. Big thanks for trying this!
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
If everything work on the second try i will TRY (my programming and scripting skill is low ^^) create a script at the weekend to automate this. But i don't know if it realy works on a SLCD device. Everyone must test it :)

Edit2: IT WORKS!! :DDD

After flashing the rom.zip I've boot the Desire and it has Android 2.1 with T-Mobile Brand.

Restart -> go into Recovery (Stock, works well) and flash the update.zip.

After finishing the OTA update Android 2.2 with Hboot 0.93 S-ON works and everything works! :D

Tomorrow i will upload the rom.zip to Rapidshare for testing.
[Desire Android Development] ieftm:
You can make this much easier for people.

After you've done all these steps, make sure you take a nandroid backup, FROM a completely clean device after doing the steps you just did.

Upload that somewhere (most notably boot.img and system.img), I'll repack it into a RUU usable by Desire SLCD users with S-OFF, or you could do that yourself.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
A nandroid backup of the Stock froyo rom... With fake-flash? I'll give it a try.

Good idea!!

Edit: i always thought it needs root?
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
Just do everything as before, remove the firmware.zip in the ota.zip and delete the corresponding line from androidupdate-script. Then you will end up with a unrooted stock system with a custom recovery and s-off bootloader, which of course will still be there then.

Dont forget to remove the original recovery from the first zip you flash also, or just fastboot flash clockwork after flashing.

From recovery you can then do a nandroid.

€: Better not remove the firmware.zip, as it contains the new boot. perhaps just remove hboot from firmware.zip flashing yourself to a stock froyo, just with s-off. Then fastboot flash clockwork and nandroind.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
Ok. I'll try it tomorrow. :) Should work
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
I updated the instructions i the OP. Would be nice if you could check if i thought of everything.

If you come up with a script or a ready made nandroid i will also link them in the OP so people can find it easily.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
Ok, i've done it. Everything seems to work :D

I installed the OTA with clockworkmod recovery after flashing the modified rom.zip and the firmware.zip without recovery and hboot.

Atm i'm doing a nandroid backup, strip the system.img and create a customRUU.zip which can flash over fastboot.

This beta RUU comes without hboot for testing. If it works, we could release it with hboot.

I've start a second thread on Android-hilfe.de. I think there are more testers avariable :)

I'll upload it now. It could take some time because my bandwidth is small (DSL light 384/64) ^^

Maybe I'll go to the next town and upload it there.
[Desire Android Development] Namensindschallundrauch:
Great ide. Sounds good. What about Vodafone branded devices? The procedure should work in the same way, doesn't it?
[Desire Android Development] mblaster:
If there is a RUU for AMOLED and the Froyo OTA update availlable for download, it should work.

@Hummelchen: Good idea, already saw your thread there, but was too lazy to sign up there just to say hello :D. Really nice plan with the repackaged RUU. This will make things a lot more easy for all those who fear fastboot.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
Okay, here is it: CustomRUU | Mirror

# MD5

9ff8adf8c2471c3e2d085203d4923904 customRUU.zip

# SHA1

b5c3e174af3a797ed4f500d573794db74c595d35 customRUU.zip

I didn't found another way as fastboot. But if this RUU works, we could write a simple script to install it.

This customRUU comes without Hboot. So everyone could test it without risk.

Edit: Automatic installer

1. Extract the installer

2. copy customRUU.zip into the new folder

3. execute installer.bat

This is the way:

1. Go to fastboot (the script could send: adb reboot-bootloader)

2. type: fastboot erase cache

3. type: fastboot oem rebootRUU

4. type: fastboot flash zip customRUU.zip

5. type: fastboot reboot

The phone will reboot to T-Mobile Stock rom.

-----------------------------------------------------

Now the way to do it on other roms (don't tested)

with hboot

.

1. Strip the rom.zip from your 2.1 RUU and extract it to your favorite folder.

2. delete recovery and hboot.

3. Open the OTA.zip, open the firmware.zip which is in it and extract the recovery.img to the first folder.

4. Open android-info.txt and delete hbootpreupdate:2. Save it!

5. Now zip the files in the first folder and use the commands above.

6. Now you have a S-Off Hboot and the new recovery. You should be able to flash the OTA.zip with your recovery. This OTA will overwrite your Hboot.

That's it :)
[Desire Android Development] domina:
I tried this method (flashing custom ruu and apply the ota update) but got a wired problem. If i want to connect it to a pc and choose htc sync, the mobile goes to the USB-Debugging mode (without choosing it) searches for htc sync, crashes and goes back to t-mobile loading screen.

Any ideas about it?
[Desire Android Development] mosky7:
hello..

i have a rooted HTC Desire SLCD...

the case of my phone was in german but it was unbranded..

it had only 3 languages (dutch, english, german)..

i want to unroot it back to original state..

i was unable to find an original ruu for that.. it was saying cid failed..

so i used a goldcard to flash an original ruu..

how will i bring it back to its original state?

it seems that has problems with its motherboard and reboots randomly so i want to send it back..
[Desire Android Development] myswe:
Success

Just wanted to let you know.

RUU AMOLED HTC Desire Tmob Germany went well.

Followed the Instruction.

Restarted after Custom RUU.

Boot all the way.

Found OTA Update.

Installed.

Had fresh Froyo with original Bootloader, S-ON etc.
[Desire Android Development] Hummelchen:
After a long time of testing i could say: It works perfect :)

There are only small problems with any PVT4 Desire because they hate Eclair Radios, but this problem is solved.

Here is the full Howto in German: Link

It works also with Vodafone FR (no Froyo RUU available).