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[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kensikora:
I am running SkyRaider 3.3.3. My desire is to remap Rosie so that the center button will open the root folder in App Folders rather than my usual app drawer. This is because I have a lot of applications and having folder organization in my app drawer is a necessity.

I have searched and found a lot of threads about remapping, but none that give clear, step-by-step directions as to what needs to be edited.

I am likely trying to get into a project that's way over my head, but I would love to give it a shot and noodle with it in my free time. I just don't know where to begin.

Also, I am aware that this exact modification went into Uncommon Sense, which I have used and enjoy, but I would love to be able to change ROMs at will without losing this valuable feature.

EDIT: In an effort to try to figure it out by inductive reasoning, I have looked at the logs to see what events are triggered when I press the app drawer button, as well as the action I'd like to remap to that button. I then decompiled SkyRaider's Rosie classes.dex with baksmali and started digging around. So far, I can find absolutely nothing that makes any sense, leading me to believe this project is much, much bigger than I anticipated. I did get a laugh from the "UserHappinessSignals" file (the name, at least). I almost expected to open the file and find a list of words like "smile," and "laughter."

Alas, that was the one ray of sunshine in this otherwise massive and hellish undertaking.

The saddest part of this whole thing is that this exact thing I'm trying to do has been done in another ROM (Uncommon Sense). Mapping the exact same app (I installed the same modified version from Uncommon Sense 1.1) to the exact button I'm aiming for. I know the answer exists, and might not even be that impossible, but thus far, I'm stumped. Further, I'm lead to believe that Rosie.apk isn't the only place I'll need to work; I hear also com.htc.resources?

Honestly, if anyone can help me out, I'd be much obliged. I have put forth a great deal of effort thus far, but I'm realizing that effort without guidance results in a significantly higher ratio of time wasted vs. productive time.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kensikora:
Bump, with clarification.

I don't need or want to change the appearance of Rosie. I just want to change the event triggered when I press it.

I feel that should be at least a bit easier than an extreme cosmetic overhaul. Still beyond me, though.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gahh Its Lee:
I have no idea how to change the buttons but I do know a cosmetic overhaul would be a lot easier.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dincdoes:
Not sure if this is what ya want but look up app folder in the market
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kensikora:
I actually already have App Folders. Now the trick is integrating it into my Rosie launcher. Which is apparently seriously difficult.

Oh well. I'll keep plugging.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ACD168:
I'm pretty sure I can get this working for you homie.

you need to be on a stock DEODEXED ROM. this is a must, I deodexed teh latest Nov OTA with no name completely stock deodexed. here is a link - http://www.multiupload.com/2KS0OS60DR

then what you need to do is either take uncommon sense's ROM rosie.apk or it's framework-res.apk. I think you just need the Rosie.apk, if you pull the rosie.apk from the uncommon sense rom you know has it, and make it into a flashable .zip to flash in recovery. I used this method for mynwarms rosiesettings.apk which allows you to pick the left and right rosie buttons with an easy to use app. its mad kick ass. but hit me up PM we'll get you going.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spence341:
@kensikora:

The issue is that there are a couple of areas that need to be changed depending on how you want it to look.

The buttons, mapping of buttons and icons are in the Rosie APK. the App Drawer information is also in the Rosie APK (transparent, black, 4 or 5 rows). The look of the dock is in the resources (transparent, button look, traditional arc or straight line, ETC).

I am sorry if I missed this, but could you please let me know EXACTLY what you are looking for:

This is what I have currently:

Left Button - Phone

Middle Button - All Apps

Right Button - Google Voice

The dock it a traditional Rosie that is Semi transparent.

It is possible to create a flashable zip for the Rosie only that will assign your button locations BUT will take on the look of what ever ROM you flash.

EDIT: re-read 1st post. I belive I suggested you check out the EVO thread : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=797688

if anyone can set up that center button to go where you want, he can.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kensikora:
The only change I really want to make is to have the center button open a modified version of App Folders instead of the usual all apps drawer, exactly how it works in Uncommon Sense.

I just really want to be able to try different ROMs instead of being tied to Uncommon Sense based solely on Rosie mods.
[Legend General] jennan88:
Hey guys,

Does anybody know where to buy the HTC Legend phantom black color online? I can't find any websites selling it and I'm considering picking one up and selling off my silver.

Anybody come across any?

Cheers
[Legend General] were2:
first of all: where are you from?
[Legend General] jennan88:
Australia, it's not available anywhere here
[Galaxy Tab General] banky77ng:
Hi,

I need some help here , my GT	works well on 3g internet but almighty cant connect my apps on wifi . When I am info the office, I connect to wifi , my browsers work, I can browse with skyfire dolphine firefox, etc but my apps, games, readers, etc cannot connect to wifi, I was wondering ife it has to does with the proxy ..

2. is there and application that can control which apps get wet to connect, a firewall kind of ?

BR

Kole Ojo

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab General] JessJames:
Hey. I have this exact problem with my t-mobile vibrant galaxy s which I think from a technical point of view is the same device.

Didn't get an answer in the vibrant forums... but has anyone gotten any experience getting these galaxy devices connected to a wireless connection using a proxy for internet?
[Galaxy Tab General] rakemate:
The easy solution..

use superoneclick PC application..Install it on PC...install ur phone driver...

turn phone to usb debugging mode...connect it..

then click ROOT on SUPERONECLICK:D

it will root u as super user..:eek:

Then download "ASPROXY apk " and install it in ur phone...set ur proxy setting...

then wifi can be used in ur applications...aswell...:rolleyes:

happy rooting...:)

Regards

Rakesh krishnan

Peppermint technologies

India
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] medley_man:
I have i-mate jamin. I cant connect wifi. it says conneting and says unavaiable. it inst connect. what can ı do ?
[Desire HD General] tk79:
Recieved my HD yesterday, and this is the symptom of the issue:

When the phone reaches its screen timeout (whether its 30 secs or 10 mins) period it the phone turns off completely. It is not possible to then turn the phone back on using the power switch or any other way. The only way the phone can be turned back on is to take the battery out and put it back in.

Initially i thought maybe it was the battery and somehow it didnt have proper connection with the copper contacts. However if i turn off the screen timeout off completely then the phone stays on and doesnt turn off. So as long as the phone doesnt go into power save mode or screen timeout its fine and stays on. Its also not the power switch as the switch works fine other wise.

I rang HTC support, spoke to some clueless call centre lady who tried to tell me it might be a proximity issue. I dont think it is as i dont have any issues when making or receiving calls. The problem is for some reason screen timeout causing the phone to completely shut down. I have searched on a few forums and cant seem to find anyone else with this issue.........FML:mad:
[Desire HD General] tk79:
Forgot to add, i have also done the following:

- Reset to factory default

- Checked for udpates (get a message saying my phone is up to date)

- Made sure phone sim cover and battery cover are properly secured

Nothing has worked so far
[Desire HD General] ghostofcain:
So the switch turns the phone off and on again, or just off?
[Desire HD General] tk79:
switch turns phone on and off any other time but after screen lockout kicks in it doesnt do anything, i have to take the battery out to turn the phone back on.

In a normal scenario if i want to power the phone down and then power it back up again then it is fine

Hope that makes sense
[Desire HD General] vansmuk:
It really sounds like a software issue.

Is your DHD branded or unlocked?

Maybe try install some of the custom roms from arround the forum.I use LeeDroid 1.2 and it works like a charm.

Go to "ROM Development" thread. There are a few HOW-TOs on the top. There is always a risk u mess things up but it's small and from how it sounds, u don't have much of a choice anyway :) good luck
[Desire HD General] tk79:
Its a branded "Orange" phone from the UK. I think im just going to return it and get a replacement and if i still have issues then ill try your suggestion thanks. Really disappointing, Desire HD seems to be riddled with issues.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Ferdimage:
@richthofen...

Do you by any chance have a csc for vodafone operator for australia?

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] DocRambone:
GREAT : Cooooooking :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zurchpet:
*drooling*
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bandis710:
What are the chances that these firmwares differ a lot from the official XXJPO and XWJPA firmware ? Especially I9000BUJP8 , seems to be a lot newer . Don't get me wrong I think it's great all these releases are posted , I am just wondering if it would be worthwhile to flash one of these firmwares. ( I am on XWJPA official dutch rght now)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Poxit:
Please report back, im also going to try I9000BUJP8, or I9000JVJPF
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] scufutz:
flashing

http://www.samsunggalaxysforum.com/...000xfjp7-multicsc(s)-europe-flash-whith-odin/

here you have all csc

i will flash and say what diferences are and how all works
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Poxit:
Quadrant Scores - I9000BUJP8

1 run: 921

2 run: 981

3 run: 1006 - woot!

- Now going to try with Super Optimized 4_2 kernel.

Dont know how you can get 2451 xD - im getting with this Firmware 2221 first run. With your lagfix options.

AHA, 2 run: 2377 quadrant. This is going great!! No Lag, Smooth, Testing battery now, running Super Optimized kernel 4_2.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] scufutz:
no market on I9000JVJPF

there is no market app :(

give it 2 fact reset and also wipe everything :( and swype error force close
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Mikulec:
no market here too
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Poxit:
Quadrant with I9000BUJP8 - 4_2 Super Optimized Kernel

- EDIT: My marked work fine :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BlueEyes99:
i was just going to flash, but no market app? how is this possible?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Poxit:
- My marked works fine. I got marked v 2.09
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Donald Nice:
Thx you so much for all your work, Richthofen! Great job, i really appreciate all what you have done (and perhaps will do) for us!

So, Thank You!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] aeo087:
I also have no market on JPF... Did a factory reset, still nothing.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Poxit:
- Go for I9000BUJP8 :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mermigas:
Great Job.

No problems so far with I9000BUJP8 and CSC_I9000OXXJP7 (EUR ) Greece

and with Super Optimized Kernel (4_2 STABLE) even better
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] aeo087:
Isn't JP8 meant for Vodafone?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gpnda:
I think its the same as JPA/JPO but modified for other country/carriers.

Since JPM/JP6 its very hard to get behind Samsungs naming.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] eliazu:
Please give us battery report
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] coldhandz:
Richthofen, just want to say thank you for your work!!!!:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] danzgrace:
Richthofen,

Thanks! a million times.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hatori:
Why this come to General forum?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] uppon2:
You could try this out.

http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1541361
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] galaxykeks:
does anyone have a benchmark with stock kernel?

i know it doen't say anything in terms of lag stuff... i'm just curious ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mermigas:
The best Battery life and GPS I ever had!!! :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sitimber:
I'm on vodafone uk so i just use I9000BUJP8

i dont need other csc file??

OFFICIAL release

Version: 2.2 Froyo

PDA version I9000BUJP8

PDA Build time: 2010.11.10 10:21:44 KST

PDA Changelog: Unknown

MODEM version I9000BUJP5

MODEM Build time: 2010.10.27 13:22:35 KST

MODEM Platform: Infineon X-Gold 616

Carrier Specific: Yes (Vodafone)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BlueEyes99:
so are they any different than the official Froyo ROMS JPO or JPA? even though my sgs still works like a charm even with newest optimized K9 Kernel, i think i might have some sort of corruption in my system partition
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BrixtonBiker:
Hey there.

Firstly - thanks to Richthofen for the files and instructions. I was going a bit mad with my previous froyo install (appeared to be a less than 100% functional JPO) and this already seems to be much smoother and faster in the few hours I've been trying it out.

Secondly, apologies as I'm going to ask for advice on how to do something... I promise I've googled fairly extensively and searched the forums and all I've done is given myself brain ache and ended up re-flashing over again as I messed things up ;)

I would like to install a custom kernel in order to apply a lagfix, and see the kind of performance increase Poxit indicates here. I also want to root my device again - I presume a custom kernel will offer this?

I found what appears to be the source thread for the super optimised kernel but I couldn't comfortably follow the instructions and be happy with what I was doing.

I did a bit more reading and found what seemed to be a good set of instruction on installing a kernel called YA-OK but once I'd done that (using Odin and selecting the file as the PDA) then my phone stopped working quite properly... e.g. wifi stopped working. I don't know if there was something else I was supposed to do once I'd flashed the new kernel in using Odin... the bootloader seemed to have a much longer list of options than usual, but I wasn't sure what they were.

So - can anyone point me towards a simply written set of instructions that tell me how to download and install the Super Optimized Kernel, and apply options such as lagfixes and rooting?

Cheers guys

D.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tsinc:
I did the same, except for the Super O.K.

No problem at all. Looks nice.

Thank you Richthofen.;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bdl1969:
Working nicely for me on Vodafone UK. Rooted with Super One Click, Busybox installed and OCLF. Only issue I has was that the upgrade didn't factory reset my data and apps all FC'd so did factory reset and reloaded and it's sweet! Thank you!!! :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mazsuper:
working nice on voda uk 16gb model

used hardcore's k9a to root and lagfix

26hrs and still got 20% left

used sgs tools to remove unwanted samsung apps

i have my own custom rom thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ordinaryboy:
Anyone knows how this vodafone jp8 differs from the vodafone jp7 released a couple of weeks ago??

(I know jp7 had the same build date as jpo and some people had issues with 3g & wifi)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Taxiback:
As I already have UK Vodafone JP7.

PDA: I9000BUJP7

PHONE: I900BUJP5

CSC: I900GVODJP7

Can I not just flash on it's own the CODE_I9000BUJP8.tar in odin?

I have looked on google and it appears JP8 is Vodafone France (SFR).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mazsuper:
Just use the uk csc, or use the multi csc and set it as per product code

Look at the first post

This has latest modem and pda
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Iacopo91:
i follow the guide and my phone now is totally bricked... omg ty
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] chrilux:
Hey all,

i have a little problem... im just a newbie... so if it is a question like an idiot i am sorry about!

at the moment i am using the version of i9000XXJPK

I would change with odin3 to the actual version I9000JVJPF from this board.

Could somebody post the downloadlink for the Pit-FIle for this version?

Thank YOU :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] chrilux:
Which countrycode for the CSC is standing for Germany?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Casio1987:
Thanks Richthofen, again for excellent rom releases :)

That's IMPOSSIBLE if you followed this guide to the dot. As Richthofen said, the roms don't contain the primary bootloader. When you followed the first step to the dot, the worst thing that could happen is a semi-brick. I've already experienced this several months ago, when flashing the pit interrupted. I've been flashing the pit first over dozens of times, with only a single problem.

I've checked through your posts and my assumption is that you didn't exactly followed this guide, because you never mentioned re-partition to be checked, which is very important. Also, the lack of information regarding to user actions from start to end from your side have been omitted.

This is your own fault and you can't blame the OP for it...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pele78:
i couldnt and shouldnt laugh but had no choice but to LOL??

Its just the way he wrote it rofl!!!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] shanky77:
Sorry for the noob question (I have searched but not found the answer) but I am also wondering the same thing!

Would I need to re-partition and use pit??

Any help would be much appreciated

Thank you
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] shanky77:
All sorted - I ended up following the instructions on page 1 lol just new to flashing (ooo er) and wondered that as I was already 2/3rds of the way there if it was possible thats all!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nCoder:
Could you please check the latest I9000OXXJPF ? (XW)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mazsuper:
deleted - >>>>
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] razile21:
Noob question:

what do you mean with "no bootloader included"?

if i follow your guide in the first post i take back my phone in the original status with vodafone logo in boot animation ,right?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChrisPan:
Hi it seems to be a common problem for the led flash of HTC devices, I searched around but I couldn't find a solution for stock android roms. The problem is that the led is so bright that I cannot use the camera without blinding everyone and making them close their eyes. Is there a way to reduce the brightness of the LED? I compared the Nexus One with and iPhone 4 and the iPhone's LED isn't as bright when taking pictures, resulting in much better photos. Any ideas?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raphy82:
Hello,

Does any one know how to access the Weather Demo option when Cookies is installed ?

Originaly, When you are in the home screen, there used to be a button called menu and there you would find it.

What about now ?

Is there any way to Disable the CHT 2.0 slider ?

And go back to the original ?

Great work =)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wergor:
do you mean the five soft keys where the 2 were before? go to menu-> cht editor -> softkeys -> disable cht soft keys. the weather animation demo should then be in the menu.
[Legend General] gallery:
Hai everyone

Is there any performance after froyo update in battery
[Legend General] CrazyPeter:
Yes, I am seeing considerable improvements. I would say 20-30% better.
[Legend General] juux:
In relatively heavy use there isn't much difference, you'll still get a working day out of it but not much more.

What I have found is that when mostly 'on standby' (as it used to be termed) the battery will have 20-40% more charge by the time I plug it in at night. Last night at 11pm it showed an astounding 74% remaining after having wifi switched off all day and me hardly using cell data except for the background email/Facebook/Twitter stuff, this was from about 7am.

The only two things I've noticed that could contribute to improved battery life are:

1) The aggressive closing of apps by the OS that used to remain 'inactive'

2) The fact that if connected to wifi, the cell data connection is dropped. Makes sense to me, but I've heard that the opposite is also true and that you can no longer surf when on a call. Not tried that myself though.

Other than those I'm assuming it's all under the skin improvements to the radio, system housekeeping etc. that contribute.

In summary, yes I reckon that battery life has improved, but that some heavy users may not notice much change.
[Fascinate General] breakinyoankelz:
thanks for the guide! just a quick addition. I think you need to press ##8778# to get into the diag menu so that qpst 2.7 recognizes your phone on your port.

update: got the messaging to work and the data arrows. but the internet just won't push through. also, when I opened Any Cut and went to new activity, "MMS Provisioning" wasn't a option. Is there a specific version i should be looking for ?
[Fascinate General] pkley:
Where do I get the metro pcs files? I've looked high and low for them but can't seem to find them.
[Fascinate General] breakinyoankelz:
you can get the u2nl and autostart.sh from white rabbit's website where it saids "precompiled arm binary"

the other two you can just turn wifi on and dl it from the market. hope that helps! if not, just PM me and i'll send em to you.
[Fascinate General] pkley:
I've got step 1 completed but I'm having trouble with step 2...

Phone doesn't show up in QPST.

When it says to go to whiterabbit and enter the login string, I'm not sure what to enter. I don't have a MPCS phone number yet if that's what it's looking for...
[Fascinate General] breakinyoankelz:
did you dial ##8778# to get get into the diag menu and set them both to modem? that and putting the phone in dial up networking mode should get qpst to recognize your phone.

for whiterabbit, you need to enter your MPCS number@mymetropcs.com, so i suppose you do need one lol
[Fascinate General] pkley:
##8778# doesn't work for me, it just doesn't do anything. I've tried a bunch of other codes but just not working to get into that diag mode.

Ok, the problem was that I had to go to my device manager and tell it to make the phone a different COM port - 3. Then restart QPST and tell it to monitor port 3. That works...
[Fascinate General] pkley:
Stumped again...

Ok, we only got this phone to test out the metro pcs service. So we don't have a metropcs account as yet.

When we called the local store, they said they wouldn't add the ESN for us for ANY smartphone.

How did you guys do it? Buy a regular phone first and get it activated, then flash the Fascinate and somehow add the ESN to their database?
[Fascinate General] arvinghost:
Very Nice Guide.

can you please PM me (Metro PCS Files and Support .apk's)
[Fascinate General] breakinyoankelz:
I used on of these sponsored independent agents on howardforums to add your ESN to the database. I would link you to it right now, but I'm not able to as a new member of this forum. Just search "ESN added to metroPCS" on howardforums or PM me :)
[Fascinate General] breakinyoankelz:
Just PM'd you the u2nl and autostart.sh files. btw, are you the same arvinghost as from howardforums? Did you ever get data to push through because I'm stuck as the 1x arrows showing, but no data too :(