yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Fingertips:
Okay, just installed Evervolv, this kernel, OS monitor and the battery monitor widget. Going to plug in from about 40%, sleep and let you know in the morning.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] kevinb84:
Hour and a half sitting at 96%. Maybe something to be concerned about, maybe not, but just jumping on here to post results I am down to 91%. Regardless its still impressive, great work!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Fingertips:
Well, plugged in around 4:30 AM and unplugged around 1:30 PM. Battery monitor widget says I'm at around 71% after about 10 minutes. Power control plus says I'm at 90%.

EDIT: Okay, about 2 minutes later, I was at 66% on battery monitor widget and power control plus reflected this. Sorry, going to have to switch to another kernel. My battery won't even last half an hour at this rate.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Treken:
Do you have s-lcd or amoled screen?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ouikikazz:
Did you reset your battery stats it makes a big difference

Sent from my dinc using CM6
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Fingertips:
AMOLED screen. Yes, I cleared battery stats and Dalvik
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ian1001:
Charged to 100% at 4230 mv. About to test it on cm6
[Droid Incredible Android Development] elrui:
After wiping the dalvik, seems a lot better here is a snapshot of some charging and then off the charger
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Treken:
I make it a common practice to wipe cache partition and dalvik cache before installing kernels.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ms79723:
I can't even tell when it's off the charger >.<

But you should know its working when your voltage doesnt drop down to 4100 on 100%, as long as thats not happening, you should be seeing some great results.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] DirtySimpleClean:
Flashed kernel, wiped cache, I could see me my battery go down a percent every thirty seconds. Flashed back to incrediblek 21
[Droid Incredible Android Development] slayher:
I have been using this kernel since last night. I stopped charging about 5 minutes after it hit 100%. That was 20Hours ago. I am sitting at 55% currently.

Now my usage was low, But the display does have 1:15 of on time, and its overclocked. I have to say the battery life seems to be pretty good. I watched OS monitor as it approached 100% and didnt notice it swap to a trickle charge, but I wasnt try very hard either lol.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Treken:
I'm at 71% since I unplugged it this morning. Moderate internet and phone calls. Nice job!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Fingertips:
Even better job when it works for everybody instead of randomly killing batteries in under an hour lol
[Droid Incredible Android Development] 00McD00:
This is literally the exact same experience I had also. Flashed it last night and wiped cache. Let it charge all night long. Took it off the charger this morning at 100% and went to take a shower...when I got done with my shower 10-15 minutes or so my battery was at 91% with absolutely 0 use. Then about 15 more minutes passed of very light use and I was at 86% flashed back to #21 after that. I really wanted this kernel to work for me, sounds like some people are getting great results. I have an AMOLED screen with radio 7.28 running MIUI if any of that info helps.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] slayher:
It definately is a fast charging kernel. went from 40% to full in about 45minutes!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mmalkin:
I've been on the ac charger with ver2 on cm nightly 184. Still gradually losing voltage though says 100%. I had wiped cache and dalvik cache prior to flashing.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] RustyNailz:
That's been my experience as well. However, battery life had been very good when I take it off charger as soon as it reaches 100%.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Treken:
That's crazy! I finally plugged it back into the charger after 24 hours of moderate use on the internet and making calls. Oh, and talking on g talk.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] titans808:
Surprised this got pushed back to page 3. If anyone here is debating whether or not to use this kernel, I'm seeing slightly better battery life.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] lakeyece:
is there any way to get this to work on virtuous 3.2
[Droid Incredible Android Development] titans808:
This is an aosp kernel.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] lakeyece:
Yes I know that. That's why I asked if there was anywaybto get It on virtuous. Modify it to work at all?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] titans808:
You can modify a sense kernel to include what this has. Just ask the op for what you need
[Droid Incredible Android Development] x1208x:
Does this version fix the camera flash?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] titans808:
It works for me on miui.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] x1208x:
ok cuz v1 on miui didn't work :(
[Droid Incredible Android Development] x1208x:
Yup. Camera flash is not working for me on v2 too :( sucks cuz its recharging ridiculously fast.
[Nexus S Android Development] Amin Sabet:
Those of us who flashed rootboot.img to install a rooted/insecure boot image were unable to update via the 2.3.1 OTA (Status 7 Error). A few different solutions have been posted. Here's one which worked for me, courtesy of momohammed20 and Luxferro:

Step 1: Restore the "2010-12-22.21.06.07" Nandroid backup which momohammed20 shared in this thread. That wipes your phone completely and gives you stock 2.3.1 without root.

Step 2: Follow the steps provided by Luxferro in this post. That gets you back root along with ClockworkMod Recovery.

Worked perfectly for me. Again, the solution is already out there in a few other threads, but I thought this deserved its own thread since a lot of folks have been stuck with the Status 7 error when trying to update.

Thanks again to momohammed20 and Luxferro!
[Nexus S Android Development] petep86:
Umm if we have 2.3 we can't nandroid a 2.3.1 backup. Ull get an error every time.
[Nexus S Android Development] Amin Sabet:
I followed these steps, and they worked nicely with no errors whatsoever. Others have done the same.
[Nexus S Android Development] petep86:
U were runninr2.3 rooted and then nandroid the 2.3.1 and u didn't get a MD5 error? Hard to beloved BC I've tried 5 times. Can anyone else try this out n let us know? ?
[Nexus S Android Development] petep86:
EDIT: just got it to work.. I re-downloaded it and it loaded. Seems the nandroid I dl from that thread the first time got renamed n it had a "(" in it, and recovery couldn't read the file...

Thanks alot tho, u were right!!
[Nexus S Android Development] TheBiles:
So will this allow the future flashing of OTAs without issue?
[Nexus S Android Development] nsavani:
i also want to know if this will allow for future updates. i dont want to be reflashing my phone for every minor update.
[Nexus S Android Development] petep86:
Yes it will. The bootloader remains unlocked. But it restores everything to stock 2.3.1, and will have stock recovery, so next time there's a OTA it won't get an error when Its flashing BC u will be using the stock recovery n not CWR

Oh btw there's no root, in case u didn't understand what Stock 2.3.1 meant.
[Nexus S Android Development] TheBiles:
From what I understand, the problem lies in the boot.img and not ClockworkMod.
[Nexus S Android Development] petep86:
What problem are u referring to?

That u can't ota the update??
[Nexus S Android Development] TheBiles:
"Status 7" is the result of a rooted boot.img. It has nothing to do with ClockworkMod Recovery.
[Nexus S Android Development] Amin Sabet:
I don't know about that. For this particular OTA, it seems that the problem was the root boot. The method in the OP addresses that. However, I wouldn't assume that the next OTA will be compatible with a rooted device. My understanding (and I am no authority) is that the only way to know you're going to be getting OTAs is to revert to full stock. My intent was to have root and recovery in 2.3.1, not to get back to stock and stay there.
[Nexus S Android Development] demo23019:
Wish this was posted this morning before i gave up

between some people getting it to work and other not working. People posting methods with stock boot.img but come to find out it wont work with rootboot....ect

Then realizing some people are on one root method while other used another...too confusing and i gave up after countless tries and gave and flashed modaco GRH78 r2 and glad i did because its pretty good..

IMO guys if this is going to require to you wipe your data save your self from headaches and just flash modaco GRH78 r2 with supercurio's EXT4 tweak it also rooted has new market and other fun stuff
[Nexus S Android Development] Amin Sabet:
demo, that's a good point. I'm using the r2 MoDaCo ROM now - it seems very good!
[Nexus S Android Development] Luxferro:
Nope, that is false. I had initially used superboot to root my phone when I first got it (w/ the pre-rooted modified boot.img). And I still got the prompt for the update. It will just give you a MD5 mismatch error when you accept the prompt and try to update.
[Nexus S Android Development] Amin Sabet:
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[Nexus S Android Development] Amin Sabet:
Luxferro, I think you misunderstood what I wrote. I too was rooted and got the prompt for this particular OTA, and some folks who were rooted (without root boot) were able to apply the OTA without an error. What I was trying to say was that the only way to be sure that they can receive and apply all future OTA updates would be to revert to stock (or have a means to revert to stock).
[Nexus S Android Development] godsfilth:
the status 7 error is a result of the patch process not finding a proper checksum for the things its patching if you have deleted system/framework apk's/odex's de-odexd the system/framework themed the system/framework changed the kernel this will cause status 7 error and will give you a hint on where the issue lies i.e. it will say somthing about calculator not match if you deleted it and error code 7
[Wildfire General] dannystppls:
Hey Xda peepz i want to set a wallpaper on the background but the problem is that i have to select wich part of the foto i want to set, but i dont want to do that i want to select the entire picture.

Help plz?
[Wildfire General] brilldoctor:
Resize it in Photoshop / gimp / paint.net to 320*480
[Wildfire General] kevin2516:
Use [dodol] wallpaper maker or wallpaper set and save, from market.
[Wildfire General] dannystppls:
Ty very much guys!

Im glad youve helped even though this is a small problem ;)
[Droid X General] Koolkidz:
Is it possible to remove or hide dialer from my droid x? I don't have verizon and wont be using it for making phone calls.
[Droid X General] NotATreoFan:
In theory, you could remove the APK using Root Explorer. But that could break some things...

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Sent from my Droid X. Powered by Big Red, customized by NATF.
[Droid X General] Guitar4Him:
You can "freeze" it with Titanium Backup which will render it inoperable. However, it does continue to appear in the app drawer.

Ken
[Droid X General] flyingpenguin:
Well, you can hide the dialer in the app drawer using launcher pro. You can check and uncheck apps you want to show... So it'd be hidden, but not removed.
[Droid X General] Zaphod-Beeblebrox:
The "dialer" is actually part of contacts.apk in the /system directory. Removing that would also break many things me thinks.
[Droid X General] flowtime:
There is an app that i have on my phone that is called vault that you can use to stow apps which hides them from the app drawer but for some reason i can't find it on the market anymore. If you want it i can upload the .apk
[Nexus S General] xspyda:
Can anyone explain the easiest method of returning the Nexus S to stock (completely) after root and / or custom recovery?

With the HTC's it's a simple matter of connecting the phone to the pc and flashing the relevant RUU (an exe file) and all returns to normal.

... I fear it's not so simple with the Nexus S, correct?
[Nexus S General] littlesthobo:
i installed the 2.3.1 update over a rooted NS via ROM Manager with CWM installed and ended up with stock rom and recovery.
[Android Apps and Games] tekken179:
specifically

contacts.apk

phone.apk

conversation.apk

dialer.apk

clock.apk

alarm.apk

i have the music.apk and calendar.apk also have news and weather.apk
[Android Apps and Games] msnight04:
May I ask why you are looking for them. If that sounded rude, I apologize. I'm just curious.
[Android Apps and Games] tekken179:
Well i currently have a few phones i want to mess about with all currently running 2.1 , including a x10 mini pro i want to see what they look like how they run on them devices.
[Android Apps and Games] msnight04:
You could download an older build of CyanogenMod and pull the apk files directly from the zip.
[Android Apps and Games] PMGRANDS:
Not All But.... Here You Go!! Are These The Ones??

Here You Go...

I Think, These Are Them?

Although It's Not All Of Them!!
[Android Apps and Games] nmills:
Where did you find the calendar.apk for 2.1? I've been trying to find that and the calendarprovider.apk without success. I tried pulling the two from CyanogenMod but they won't install on my rooted Motorola Spice, even with Root Explorer.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeroplace:
Hey Gang! I did some searching and couldn't find my answer so I need some help please. I have the Vibrant (tmo). I did the one click root and then installed Ginger clone final R2. All worked well but then I noticed I could not get back into Clockwork recovery to try another ROM. So... I found the thread explaining how to get back to factory firmware. I did that. Now when I try to Odin, Im no longer able to get the phone to the download screen. I was able to re root with the One Click Root and that worked but I still can not access Clockwork recover or the Download mode or anything to get a ROM on. I guess Im just not doing something or Im a noob idiot. That being said... call my an idiot and walk me through to fix this mess. :rolleyes:

Thank you in advance
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 2371530:
To get back to download mode try to

1.take off battery

2.run odin as administrator

3.plug in usb cable

4.hold the volume keys and while you are holding them plug back the battery

Sent from my blazing fast vibrant running nero v3 + voodoo while using swype :)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nickmcminn60:
From any screen hold pwr button and vol up and vol down....keep holding untill you see the vibrant boot screen then release all at the same time. That will rake you to recovery if the reinstall pkgs option is there just click it. You may have to do this twice in order to get into clockwork recovery. Do this with the phone unplugged. :-) hope this helps

See above post for dl mode
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] explodingboy70:
First questions in question section. Second when on the blue screen go to reinstall packages that will take you to the green recovery screen. You may have to click reinstall a second time. Third the easiest way to download is to make sure your phone is off. Plug usb into phone only. Press and hold both volume buttons while still holding them plug other end of usb into computer.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 2371530:
The way I get to recovery is with the phone off I

1.hold down volume up and down also the power button

2.when you see the vibrant screen keep holding all thee

3.you will c the vibrant screen one more time when you do stop holding power but keep holding the volume keys

4.then hit reinstall packages...you might have to hit it more than once

Sent from my blazing fast vibrant running nero v3 + voodoo while using swype :)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeroplace:
Hey Stylesz... Thats what I was trying and it does not work. It just stays black.

Nick... I tried that and all it did was reboot. It did not go to any recovery.

I did notice that when I reverted back to factory, It actually was not the firmware I had before all this. I had JI6 and when I did the revert it was JE8. Im lost. LOL
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diazf09:
Adb reboot download . or if u can still boot up download emulator from market and type reboot download .. if still doesnt work u might need to sauter a jig to get u in download mode
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeroplace:
OK.... I downloaded terminal. Then reboot download. That worked, so I loaded up Odin, loaded the files and it failed. Then I just rebooted the phone and now I have a black screen with an icon in the middle of a cellphone and computer with an orange explaination mark in between them. Am I hosed?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DangerousDave:
Easiest way, after you have odin'd back to stock and rooted your phone.

Download the app Rom Manager for the market.

The first thing you need to do once Rom Manger is installed is copy the rom you want to flash to your internal SD card.

Then Start Rom Manger.

The first time you use Rom Manager is select the top menu item "Flash ColockworkMod Recover" and select your phone in this case I am assuming "Samsung Vibrant"

After the flash completes select "Install Rom from SD card".

It is fairly self explanatory from there.

Good luck.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gagb1967:
Ok first, as stated before questions go in QA section no development.

to access CWM Recovery you may have to keep the update.zip file in internal SD card root

Odin is different

power off the phone, pressing volume up+down at the same time (don't touch power or you will keep going into recovery) until you get on download mode. (different than recovery).

Plug USB, ready to odin

When ODIN back to original, be SURE to check Re Partition and load the pit and phone files.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeroplace:
Thank you Dave! I was using Rom Manager with failed attempt, however Im game for another try. As soon as I get back to stock, I will give it another go. Cross your digits!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeroplace:
I do not know why this is so difficult now. I got back to an unwanted factory rom. I rooted the phone, put the new rom on the internal mem card. Downloaded Rom Manager. Installed Clockwork. Selected Install ROM from sdcard. Selected the rom and it rebooted to the original recovery (blue and yellow). No signs of Clockwork recovery (green). Now I have a rooted phone with an umwanted fatory rom and can install any other rom on it.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slegrand:
This sounds like a problem I was having for awhile. After installing clockwork mod it would only reboot to the standard recovery screen. I had to install update.zip again from this screen several times and eventually it stopped asking me for this step and started to boot clockwork mod properly.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gagb1967:
Just keep your CWM update.zip file in the root of the internal SD Card

Now if you installed Froyo leaked rom stock, and the Recovery now on top says 3einstead of 2e, then you need to fix that, look for the thread to convert 3e to 2e otherwise CWM won't work anymore. you need to be rooted and have root explorer or know how to use either adb or terminal

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=833423
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeroplace:
Well.... I have no idea what I did but it is now working. I tried everyones suggestions so Im unsure what did what. I want to thank everyone for their help and quick response's. I was actually expecting to get bashed about searching and being a noob etc. After seeing some of the other posts, Im surprised I didn't. Thanks again for making it easy to reply and explain what I was doing and what was going on. I have a new outlook about XDA.
[Galaxy Tab General] zylogz80:
I've noticed that wallpapers applied via the Gallery app come out blurry and poorly scaled but the same image, applied by other means, work fine. For example, I can apply an image by opening the gallery (either by hand or by long press on the desktop) and the result will be blurry and scaled poorly. If I open the same file in another image viewer or a browser and apply it from there it works fine. Is this a bug in the gallery app on the Galaxy Tab? Has any one else noticed? How are others applying wallpapers?

Example:

Applied via Dolphin HD (clear)

i.imgur.com/5tb52.png

Applied via Gallery (blurry):

i.imgur.com/fi8ZP.png
[Galaxy Tab General] PrinceOD:
The Gallery app doesn't appear to use the full res versions of the photos, and the updated one that uses better photos has some FC errors. I use an app called Crop Wallpaper, which sets itself up so you can use the sharing from your gallery or any other photo app to send it over, crop the area you want, apply it, and you're all set.

Free on the market and is the best solution I've found so far.
[Galaxy Tab General] heru:
Yes, that's also what I found out. I'm using Multi Picture Live Wallpaper now, you can define different picture for each page in the homepage. It's free from the market.
[Galaxy Tab General] gnick666:
Thanks for Crop wallpaper, the UI needs some work but gets the job done perfectly :D
[Galaxy Tab General] whoisariston:
Just downloaded Crop Wallpaper and it works amazingly well. Thanks for the recommendation.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] agentg1001:
It is on the market (look up gingerbread launcher) and only supports hdpi devices, ive used it but the app drawer goes off the screen so if someone could do some resizing im sure it could work.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] bunu:
I got an idea. Just need the commands to pull the .apk using adb
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] agentg1001:
Awesome, I'm guessing it should be easy since its only the drawer that doesn't fit the screen.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] SefEXE:
Well I hope your idea works. :D ... Pull away!

I kept updating everytime a new version came out and just hoped that it would support our screens, haha.

If this can be adjusted for our usage, I think I'd use it over ADB!
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] bunu:
Anyone mind posting the .apk, I just can't remember the command since I am now using apps2ext. If I had my old magic, I would have finished by now
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] agentg1001:
APK

Here is the apk, i grabbed it from my sd ext using root explorer, im pretty sure this is the right apk, if not please let me know.
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] mikeyinid:
THIS IS BASED OFF MANUP'S REVOLUTION THEME, THANKS FABOLOUS, FOR GIVING ME THE INSIGHT TO DO THIS

This is the Revolution theme FOR Gummyjar 2.1. This theme is similar to the way it is on ApeX, with the sliders and all. It doesnt replace any apps, only the framework.res apk.

Make sure to mount system when flashing, no need to wipe of course.

This is my first attempt at anything of this nature so take it easy on me guys :)

Downlad it here:

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?iodz56u8op6m2l9
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] Thornfulless Rose:
cool gonna try this later! looks promising.
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] mikeyinid:
Its my favorite theme, so I thought Id make it work for my favorite rom :) Im workin on a few others but Im learning as I go, so trial and error. I test them thoroughly before I post them though :D
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] UrbanBounca:
Mikey,

First and foremost, can I have Meghan's number? :p Secondly, where do I start in creating themes?
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] mikeyinid:
Lol, tooo funny :D As far as theming goes, Im learning on the fly. I had some pointers from one of the great D2 devs(brown nosing lol), but for the most part Im learning as I go. I have some realy cool themes I made from other roms, but I really doubt Ill get the go ahead to post them. Im using UltimateDroid right now :) Everything works...
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] mikeyinid:
Check this out. I have 2 issues Im trying to figure out then Ill post it. Any themers that come across this, shoot me a pm and see if you can help me out :)

*Meghan is so pissed her pic is posted :D I told her its helping to advance android development, he-he