yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire Themes and Apps] artymarty:
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT !!!

I sent a donation to scar45 for this theme a week or so ago - cause - well, its frickin amazing...

He emailed me back and thanked me personally and said no one has ever donated to him for this theme.

YOU HAVE TO BE KIDDING ME!!!

Do you guys have any idea how long it takes to make something like this? if it ONLY took 60 hours (and it would take a hell of a lot more than that) its a lot of time on his part.

not to mention all the requests for help installing it, changing this and that, other support....

Come on guys - DON'T BE SUCH TIGHT ASSES!!

Donate something - I am unemployed, up to my neck in credit cards at the moment, but I still found $10 to donate because frankly, it puts a smile on my face when I see it....

ok, thats the end of my rant -

Of course you don't have to donate, (and even if you do it descent give you the right to put in a mile long shopping list of requests for changes - its a donation not a payment)

...he will be grateful with just your thanks I am sure

... but if you do donate, you will sleep better at night and get lots of more cool stuff like this from scar45 and other developers...

:D

ps: if you have a sense 2.1, gingerbread (or insert coin desire sense 2.1/3 rom by baadnewz which is what I use) it will probably work if you go here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1070052

Warmly,

Marty

(pps. I am no way affiliated with scar45, I wrote this because he deserves it!)
[Desire Themes and Apps] inamak:
Any chance the pcb sense flip clock could be ported to work on leedroid 2.5?

I was using leedroid 3 but went back to 2.5 due to some issue with work email - really miss the flip clock and the crt animation!
[Desire Themes and Apps] scar45:
Heya inamak, glad you like my flip clock :)

Unfortunately, I have next to zero free time these days, and the Sense 2.1/3.0 theme of mine still needs more updating to different colours. That's next on my list, so I am sorry to say that I doubt I can repackage my flip clock for LeeDroid 2.5.

In the meantime though, you can probably just extract the images from my flip clock .apk, and then pop them in your LeeDroid 2.5 one (HtcClockWidget.apk). This should definitely work for you. Otherwise, you might even be able to get away with copying over my actual HtcClockWidget.apk right into Lee's 2.5 ROM, as I doubt that .apk has changed.

Anyways, do a Nandroid, then give it a shot. It's not as hard as you would think :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] manu_b:
hi i have tried to install various versions of android on my hd2 but all seems to have common problem touch screen freezing for few seconds and then works properly. i am using radio v 2.14 and currently using stock win rom but tried other roms too. Can you guys tell me the solution for this problem and suggest a rom with upgraded win version but stock looks as there are many roms out there and its hard to find the one, which is least buggy , have stock looks and runs android well.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Sukuya:
Yeah bro i know how you feel.. it kinda sticks when you press the end call key, stays black screen for a few secs before responding, its not a killer prob but we would like to see a fix.. anyone got one
[Droid X Android Development] rice247:
Nice. Just got my X. Gonna try this when I get home.
[Droid X Android Development] chipg07:
Great job. Best first rom of any dev I've tried. Voicemail button crashes on dialer. Vvm fix? Some roms crash others don't. Otherwise fast smoothe flawless and great tweaks via the toolbox. Thanks. Can't imagine v 2.0 ;)

Ohh. 2.3.32 version
[Droid X Android Development] chipg07:
Installing vvm.apk from rubix blurry 2.3.320 fixed the Voicemail button crash on the dialer.
[Droid X Android Development] Breakthecycle2:
Any screenies??
[Droid X Android Development] btucker2003:
+1... would like to see what were getting into! What themes are rocking on this?
[Droid X Android Development] vdubbugman53:
So far using the jrummy overclock app I can't change LCD density. Its slow~ 7-10 mflops@ 1.15ghz. Gallery is no good, it works but no preview. 3g hotspot works
[Droid X Android Development] fmadrigal:
the Gallery works on mine. I wiped before I installed too. My calender doesn't work. Haven't tried the Density cause I need the dialer.
[Droid X Android Development] seejaykay:
Amazing!

Can we get a standalone app of your toolbox?
[Droid X Android Development] vdubbugman53:
I can't seem to find the tool box app.....also having swype included would be nice
[Droid X Android Development] vdubbugman53:
ok so i dont have any of the apps it says it has...i have no toolbox or music mod any wall papers or anything weird....any ideas
[Droid X Android Development] chipg07:
My gallery works as well. I also just installed the cool iris gallery and it works fine as well. Great job again jrummy... rom is running great.
[Droid X Android Development] chipg07:
Someone asked for the toolbox as a stand alone app... it is in the rom.zip. but in case you can't find it...http://db.tt/2SMJO4V

Also. Swype IS included in the rom and works fine.
[Droid X Android Development] siff:
System 2.3.20 ?????

Alright I'm on Rubix Blurry and my system says 2.3.20.MB810.Verizon.en.US

What's the deal what version do I use...... Lost in the haze.......

Man I miss the simplicity of flashing my old TP2....

:confused: :confused: :confused:
[Droid X Android Development] Breakthecycle2:
Ok, none of my market apps are installing. Is there a fix for this?
[Droid X Android Development] chipg07:
Mine installed fine on the. 32 leak version
[Droid X Android Development] Breakthecycle2:
I am on the same version and none of the apps are installing.
[Droid X Android Development] c0uRtJe$t3r:
Go into manage apps under setting and clear market data/cache.
[Droid X Android Development] zwade01:
Swype is included... Settings > Language and Keyboard > check the Swype box
[Droid X Android Development] vdubbugman53:
I did not find swype in my /system/app. I installed the apk and have it now though. I was able to get the download off of rom manager to install with all the apps it said it had. With the online version I was not able to get that
[Droid X Android Development] Jeiare89:
I'm getting random restarts when sliding the unlocker, is this happening to anyone else? Its happened maybe 4 or 5 times today. I'm using the 2.3.15 version.
[Droid X Android Development] Gangsta4evr:
Same here. I have been trying to figure it out on my own but it isn't working. Also mt wifi hours in and out for some reason. But the ROM is awesome!
[Droid X Android Development] bigxie:
I believe the random reboots when using the sliders stems from the 2.3.15 base itself. If you don't really need the lockscreen, a way to bypass the sliders altogether is to use a market app called 'No Lock' by BoD
[Droid X Android Development] pinoyqt:
thank you so much! this is the fastest rom ever.
[Droid X Android Development] pinoyqt:
update to 2.2.32 then flash Rx v1.0.
[Droid X Android Development] angelomat412:
First of all, great rom! had it since the 30th of November and came from Apex (then technically the 2.3.320 leak) to this rom and I love it. Really fast, especially l with ur OC app, like the blur thats left in the lockscreen (although i do miss the music controls but its ok, i can manage) and some icons and the (now home-universal) widgets. Can't wait for the update!

Second, i was wondering how to change the powerup tones? I might have missed it but I cant find it in the tool box, settings or spare parts.
[Droid X Android Development] Jeiare89:
Edit the init.d.conf file with root explorer in the folder /data/rumm_rx. Be sure to set load build props on boot and unset random boot sound, all in that same file.
[Droid X Android Development] siff:
Anyone know?

Does anyone know which version I should use?

My system says 2.3.20.MB810.Verizon.en.US not 2.3.15 nor 2.3.320....
[Droid X Android Development] pinoyqt:
check your bootloader. if you are on 3.01 then use 2.3.15. if you are on 3.04, then 2.2.32
[Droid X Android Development] btucker2003:
What if Im on 30.03?
[Droid X Android Development] pinoyqt:
2.3. 32
[Droid X Android Development] 95cobby:
2.3.20 is the D2 equivalent of 2.3.15 for the DX. They are both the same pretty much.

I'm running rubiX1.9.0 for 2.3.15 and it's based off 2.3.20 with a 30.03 bootloader. You will need to load up the 2.3.320 update.zip and the full sbf that are floating around to propertly use Rumm Rx 2.3.320
[Droid X Android Development] btucker2003:
Anyone? Should I use the 2.3.15 or the 2.3.320?
[Droid X Android Development] Ezun:
use 2.3.15
[Droid X Android Development] btucker2003:
Thanks...
[Droid X Android Development] iengel:
Excellent ROM - just moved me over from rubix blurry and I am staying! I was hoping to get some more input on the VVM issue I have seen pop up a few times. I pulled the VVM apk from both the rubix rom as suggested in the thread and also directly from the original 2.2 ROM - both fail to install. Also - not sure if this is related - I missed a call this morning and noticed there is no missed call notification.

Any direction would be greatly appreciated!
[Droid X Android Development] bigshotrob22:
I just got my Droid X and flashed it to cricket ..Your ROM was the first one I tried and I love it.. Thanks for all your hard work!
[Droid X Android Development] bigshotrob22:
I was wondering if anybody has the "Roaming Indicator Off" text on lock screen and Pull down menu? I recently flashed my DROID X to Cricket and after I flashed this ROM it says that. Also does anybody know of a fix?
[Droid X Android Development] Optimus_droid125:
I have version 1.03 on my droid 2 works fine, I have no problem with camera or with my keyboard but now on about phone it says VZW and when I try to use the toolbox it says its only for rumm rx roms
[Droid X Android Development] thewanton:
probably a dumb question, but how do i check what version i should be downloading? like if my phone is 2.3.15 or 2.3.20.

edit: so apparently i have 2.3.40. what version do i use? what must i do to get this fantastic rom?

help please. (:

okay just to make sure i don't brick my phone here's the details:

i'm running the newest version of rubix's rom. so i'm assuming i have 2.3.40. not sure how to check that for sure though.

what version do i use, given this position?
[Droid X Android Development] pCarson92:
He has a newer version now:

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/jrummy-x/
[Droid X Android Development] jaypatel32795:
Can I port this to the Droid 2?
[Droid X Android Development] pCarson92:
JRummy doesn't really hang around here, try reaching him on Twitter
[Droid X Android Development] gtaelbordo:
update?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] joselv456:
thanks really needed this a while back
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Porkrinds:
Great guide, but this is all I do if I need basic adb to access my phone to get shell access or push/pull apk files, etc. It takes maybe 5mins tops depending on my download speed.

If all you need is adb to access your phone for shell access, or to push or pull files (like .apk) then do the following:

Download HTC Sync software from HTC's website. Install this software. It includes the needed USB drivers. This works on 64 bit machines as well. I know because it is what I use.

Download the Android SDK for Windows.

Use your favorite tool to extract the Windows Android SDK to the location of your choice. I use 7-zip, but Windows supports extraction of .zip files by default. Right click the file and choose Extract All. For the sake of this guide we will use C:\. Put that in the box when it asks where to extract to.

Once extracted you should have C:\android-sdk-windows folder on your computer, assuming you extracted to C:\ like this guide uses.

Now click your start menu, choose All Programs, click on Accessories, and choose Command Prompt. Power users will know you can also press the 'Windows Key' + R and type CMD and hit enter. Same result either way.

Now type into the black box (command prompt) the following (without the "quotes"): "cd c:\android-sdk-windows\tools\" and press enter. CD stands for change directory. We are navigating your hard drive using the command prompt.

Now you can use adb commands. Simply type adb and hit enter to see a full list of commands. The most common command is "adb shell" (no quotes again) to get to your phones shell.

Remember, your phone needs to be in USB debugging mode (on your phone from the desktop: Menu Key, Settings, Applications, Development, check the USB Debugging box, and accept the notice when prompted) and you need the HTC USB Drivers installed.

I say this is simple, but I'm also not new to computers or the command line so it might not be clear to everyone. If you need clarification please ask.

Note: I've edited my post many times to make it not sound like an attack on OP. There are many ways to do the same thing. Do whatever works best for you.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
Actually to correct you --- you have to download the development platforms via adb tools .exe to do development also you will need the eclipse software as well this is for just adb the Java helps in some cases you will see wen using adb Java is helpful also if people want to use the theme injector the Java is there all they would have to do is add it to there path also from what I read quiet a few people were having problems with the HTC sync drivers so this is a way to do it if you can't get the HTC drivers to work and this can't be over complex this takes like 15 min and your done how complex is that????? And to clarify your statement on -- this is the Heroc forum lol really is not the hero android??? That's y I said use the easy tether its gives you the option to install the ABD Android USB drivers but thanks also y not post ur way of installing adb its all usefull knowledge

Root-Hack-Mod-Always™
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
A man just hope it helps but thanks

Root-Hack-Mod-Always™
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Porkrinds:
Well the topic said "how to install adb" so I was confused as to why it was so in-depth. It didn't say anything about development, Eclipse IDE, etc.

My post was my way of doing it. ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
Dude you didn't even post ur commands you put what ever what ever a man you can post on this thread it's not like I own it but at least b clear for beginners on what commands you use and make your instructions clear and if this is in-depth I don't get it this is as plain and simple as it gets

Root-Hack-Mod-Always™
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
And I told you about the development platforms because you had stated that my guide was for full on development and its not you need those features to develop like the op says this is just for ADB

Root-Hack-Mod-Always™
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Porkrinds:
I did now, and why so defensive? I'm not attacking your guide or anything. If it works it works. I just said it seemed complex if all you needed was adb.exe to get shell access or to push/pull files.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
Defense no way dude just saying if your gonna post ur guide please be clear on what you did so the people know

Root-Hack-Mod-Always™
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
See that's what's up the more people know the better thanks I wanna make it so whoever wants ADB can have it in minutes so once again thanks

Root-Hack-Mod-Always™
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Porkrinds:
You got it. I've edited my first post and hope it clears things up and to make it not sound like I was saying you were wrong or something.

Now what would really help newer users would be a video or some pictures. Might be something to look into later. :cool:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
And to make it clear anyone who wants to post any kind of way to install adb on any os please do like porkrinds said there are many so all ways are welcomed and if any one needs help installing adb on Ubuntu check my other thread on how to install ABD on Ubuntu

Root-Hack-Mod-Always™
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
Ill post a video later and yea that is a super good idea

Root-Hack-Mod-Always™
[Hero CDMA Android Development] trip187:
Worked great. I was having problems using the HTC sync method and had given up on adb altogether. Thanks for the straight forward and easy to follow guide
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
No prob just glad u got it up and running

Root-Hack-Mod-Always™
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
Should work for xp as well

Root-Hack-Mod-Always™
[Hero CDMA Android Development] expxxx:
In addition to the OP, if you'd like the ability to run adb commands from any directory via command line, simply copy

adb.exe

and

adbwinapi.dll

to your computer's ?:\Windows\System32 directory, where obviously "?" is your Windows installation's drive letter; usually "C".
[Hero CDMA Android Development] sirmx:
I rather just add it to my PATH variable.

Example: http://geekswithblogs.net/renso/archive/2009/10/21/how-to-set-the-windows-path-in-windows-7.aspx

I'd add (on my computer) E:\android-sdk\platform-tools to my PATH variable. No moving files needed.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
Trying to keep it simple for new users lol. But many thanks for the post.

Root-Hack-Mod-Always™
[Hero CDMA Android Development] spleef:
just put adb on my new windows 7 premium and the commands posted werent correct in the sdk folder the adb has been moved to platform-tools. instead of typing.

c:\AndroidSDK\tools\ to get to adb ( wouldnt let me kept saying adb not recognized )

.

i type this and works perfectly:

c:\AndroidSDK\platform-tools\

that allowed me acces to adb... just thought i would share what worked for me in case someone else runs into the problem as well
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
@ spleef

If you noticed in the op it says to type

Cd/ in order to change directory

I see in your post you only typed c

So of course your command would not work. Try the commands in the op it should work for you.

Something.About.Me.You.Dont

Like.Its.Cool.I.Understand.AWAH
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
My bad didn't mean to bump this.

Yea its me again. With the

Modified Hero
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Strifehart:
Thanks laie for helping me out with this process. I am finally able to use adb and learn more and more about how the entire android process works.

The only thing new users should take in mind is adb has moved to the platform-tools so when you enter

cd\

cd\androidSDK\tools

It wont work. You have to enter

cd\androidSDK\platform-tools\

To continue on.

Thanks for your time laie. You're a life saver!

Sent from my htc darkhorse superhero running AOSP GB

Edit: under my tools folder there is a txt file that says adb has moved to platform-tools and I believe it says how to download it but not sure (I'm not home otherwise I would tell how)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
No prob man glad you got it worked out.

Also in the op it says to enter

cd\androidSDK\tools\

Not c\androidSDKtools

If you try

Cd\ "hit enter"

Then

cd\androidSDK\tools\

That should work for you. I just redownloaded the sdk and it works the same for me. But I'll do some more reading and check on it so if its valid I'll add it to the op since you and splieff both posted the same thing. But if you need anything else just let me know .

Root/Hack-Mod_Always*
[Epic 4G General] || Acer ||:
Sorry for the noob question here, but I have rooted my Samsung Epic 4G and I am positive I am going to install the Froyo rom. However, there's a few things I am not sure on.

1. I downloaded rom manager, but after that, what do i do? Do I install that rom onto the phone and flash the clockwork recovery? Also, do I have to download the clockwork app off of the market first?

2. I know flashing roms requires a wipe, so is there any easy way to back up all my applications and data? I have heard of titanium backup, but I am not sure how to use it.

3. Does owning a mac affect any of these steps when it comes to downloading stuff?

If anyone can explain/post a video about these questions, I would very much appreciate it.

Thanks

Edit: during the clockwork recovery app, what are the controls?
[Epic 4G General] sirens6:
I am still quite a noob myself but I can give you a little guidance. Find a root that includes the clockworkmod (I personally used noobnls all in on root method, it was simple and self explainitory, you can even unroot first and then reroot with it), once you have the root with CWM you can then use ROM manager to flash a ROM. Download the .zip of the rom, make sure it is an epic 4g compatible ROM. Put the .zip on your sd card, then use ROM manager. I don't use it though, I just shut the phone off and boot into recovery, the text will be green if CWM is running. Do a backup, wipe to factory, wipe cache, then install .zip from sd. Locate .zip file and flash it. Reboot and you're done. If you are going to flash a froyo rom make sure you read the first post of the thread, it will usually have instructions of what else you need to flash, how to download it and where to find it. Hope this helps, please remeber that I am still a noob and might not be perfectly accurate. Good luck
[Epic 4G General] || Acer ||:
Okay, you can pm me if you want.

Thanks so much
[Epic 4G General] sirens6:
Also, I forgot, the appbrain app allows you to sync all your apps so after you wipe and flash a new ROM you can dl appbrain (free from market), and then reinstall all your apps, bad thing is I have not figured out how to do it all at once, and had to install each app individually.
[Epic 4G General] || Acer ||:
Okay I think I get it, but what's the difference between flashing from the rom manager and boring up the clockworkmod?

Also, can I install the rom directly to my sd card?
[Epic 4G General] sirens6:
Yes, you can dl the rom directly onto your sd card, I boot into cwm so that I can do everything manually and make sure it gets done (its just my preference you don't have to do this). Rom manager makes it easier, you can just select flash rom frm sd card, find the .zip file, it give you the option to backup and wipe and then boots into cwm to finish. Most roms, kernels and themes that I have looked at say wipe 3 times before flashing, that is the other reason I don't use rom manager, because it only gives you the option to wipe once.
[Epic 4G General] || Acer ||:
Okay so the froyo rom doesn't require a wipe which is nice. Last question, do I need to have the usb plugged into my device as well as a computer? Thanks so much!
[Epic 4G General] sirens6:
For a froyo rom I am not sure, everything that I read said youj need to use odin to flash the dk17 modem and pit, I haven't done that, but you will need a computer and usb to do that. I'm not sure about the rest, a look at the first post of the various froyo roms should tell you how to do that, I think the viper rom had some good details if I remember. Take a look there in the developers forum and see what you find, let me know how it all turns out
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 063_XOBX:
I absolutely loved this theme on my evo and have missed it more than a little since switching to the epic. I just figured I could post this in the off chance someone with the necessary skills could port it

http://classical-gas.blogspot.com/2010/12/jamt-htc-desire-cyanogenmod-610rc2.html
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] timkdodson:
Here is an example... when using Google Maps Navigation on my EVO I will get a call, and I will answer it either via Speakerphone or Bluetooth.

My navigation will then give me an updating screen like it is trying to find the directions... at first I thought this was a NAV issue but then I noticed my mobile data icon dissapears and I noticed that my mobile data does NOT work AT ALL when I am on a call.

Is that normal behavior, or is it a problem? I thought it might be the ROM but I have tried this on both a stock based rom (Baked Snack and FRESH) and on CyanogenMOD...

I am trying to figure out if this is a HARDWARE ISSUE or if this is just normal par for the course and I never noticed it before...

Has anyone else experienced this?

Thanks,

Tim