yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Captivate Android Development] deanhatescoffee:
Coffee tastes like ass. lol. I actually worked in a coffee shop for 3 days but I had to quit because the smell of it made me sick.

If you decide to use Mario and Luigi as the boot ani, here's the link to the author's page - http://mattmcmanis.deviantart.com/art/Mario-Bros-Haters-Gonna-Hate-189905773 . I don't know if he'll care if we use it or not, but just in case you might wanna ask first. I don't see a Creative Commons license on that page, but there's a Download link that goes straight to the file so it's probably kosher. I did a Google search for "haters gonna hate", looking for the boot ani that we use now but, when I saw Mario and Luigi, I couldn't pass it up.
[Captivate Android Development] arcardinal:
di11i, I just wanted to chime in and say, don't listen to the negativity. I still love your rom's as well. By far my favorite. I'm still on 2.5, waiting for GPS fix on 4.0. I've actually gone 2 weeks on 2.5 without flashing anything else. Before this, I was flashing about 2 or 3 times a day, trying out all the rom's that have come along. I always end up back at yours. Everything works right, and if it doesn't, you are quick to get it working. You work is definitely appreciated!!!

One more thing. Like I said, I'm still on 2.5, and I'm running Hardcore's Speedmod Kernel Cold Version. By far the best combination I've found. I don't even have a lagfix and everything is blazing fast, and battery is best I've ever had.
[Captivate Android Development] surfingrools:
Im in setting now but I dont see anything like that.
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
It's not the kernel it's most likely the images in the framework-res.apk

My work pc is Win7 so I'll go in early and play with APK Manager 4.9 (****ing path variables weren't working in my Linux setup).

If you look inside /system/framework/framework-res.apk that hosts a lot of the images used for your main UI. The problem is either the images aren't named properly, the XML files have been altered, or somethings just FUBAR.

I use ShootMe for screenshot images but it doesn't allow you to change to jpeg or bmp and PNGs are still not supported XDA Mobile App upload. So if you're using your phone you can always copy it to your laptop. But I will work on this in the morning if work isn't too crazy :)
[Captivate Android Development] diablo009:
"ShootMe" app for screenshots.

I would recommend using the kernel in my signature. I faced the same issues u mentioned when on hardcore's kernels. SetiroN's kernels don't seem to have this issue (atleast for me) and are showing properly.
[Captivate Android Development] Eschmacher:
The two icons that were being incorrectly called in the xml are the reboot icon in the extended power menu and also the reboot download icon from there as well.

Linuxnewb is right, it's not kernel.related, it's a problem with the frameworkres
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
And I can't extract the .apk in a way that will allow me to edit the xml file until the morning. I'll have to see what the xml is calling for on the charging images because it seems like there's an issue there as well.

I'll look into adding a new icon for the Media scanning tomorrow into the tw-framework as well
[Captivate Android Development] diablo009:
Partly due to kernel too as per my observations when on speedmod kernel. When I turn off phone, battery is at 10. When I turn it back on its at 18. Sounds odd, but I've faced these issues quite a few times when on that kernel. So I switched to SetiroN's kernel.
[Captivate Android Development] ProBoner:
Well for those of you who (like me) can't wait until some theme mods are available, I can at least help you out with the swype problem.

I kept the same theme but just changed the word prediction window to lighter colors so that all of the words are visible.

Use root explorer to paste this swype.apk into the system/app folder then SET THE PERMISSIONS to match the other files in that folder.

Edit: changed the file attached, I think the other one had a glitch. Plus the gray prediction window looks better on this one over the light green (too much green damn it).
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
The Kernel shouldn't have an effect on the images. The only reason why you're having the problem is due to wrong images being pulled up by the battery stats being polled.

Earlier today I was at 34% battery and went to DesignGear's Perception 10.2 and all of a sudden my battery was reporting 9% but then as soon as I restarted it went up to 60% lol

One of the things I saw hardcore change in his kernel build from January 13th is the battery leveling polling from 5seconds to 60 seconds...
[Captivate Android Development] gothpunk4christ:
That's really special.

heh. Special WHAT!?
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
Hmm I'm running into Root Explorer telling me there's not enough space even though it even effing says there's 70mb's left of free space in the /system folder lol and it is mounted as R/W... weird
[Captivate Android Development] poulosjr:
Im having orientation issues when auto rotate is selected but held portrait style the screen automatically rotates to landscape in settings... when un checked auto rotate its fine but I lose landscape functionality.... I was also curious if there's a way to change the font color in the gmail to black instead of white and where it shows the email accounts and how many emails you have to white instead of black bc you can't see the amount of emails in each email box
[Captivate Android Development] Mac11700:
I've been running this kernel for a couple days...on 2 different roms and a full day on this one... and it is awesome..While I don't have it under-volted as much as what most folks do..but..that's just me..Here's how mine is set up...

and I have had no shut offs in the middle of the night while charging..no strange or unusual occurrences that can be contributed to this fine oc'd kernel..All of my widgets are set to allow automatic updates as well... Everything is working well...and this is coming from a complete flash to stock ..master clear..I am using the Cosmic 74 theme..and have no issues with any irregularities..

Graphics are smooth..no lag on anything I have found..Blue tooth calling works great with my Platronix xxx ear piece..sound quality is excellent I honestly don't know of a better oc'd kernel/rom as of yet...I used it pretty good yesterday..even downloaded my tracks from Google to try it out..used the web browser a lot..had a-lot of txt messages..and left everything on last night and got up this morning hoping to find my phone practically drained so I could really reset the batt stats on it..didn't happen...so I am happy with it so-far.Ran all of the bench marks so many times I can't remember the number..and even downloaded smart bench and ran it this morning right before snapping the picture below..cause I got a pm me asking me to run it and report back with the score..

So...if anyone is having issues...I would suggest looking at either the phone itself or what you have on it..Reflash the kernel..or rom if you have to..or do a clean re-install. I re-calibrated my battery by doing what is said here..http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=765656..with a slight variation...I did each 4 times...with the power on...and with the power off..doing so showed this I9000 rom at 100% well after I unplugged it and remained so foe several minutes while I was on a phone call..

BTW...the score is pretty damn good with smart bench considering everything was still on...Wi-Fi..GPS..and Blue Tooth..and hadn't cleared any ram since early yesterday...I really hated having to plug it back in to upload my pictures to photo bucket..but I will try to drain it completely today and do it all over again.

Excellent work di11igaf...you did real good on this one...A few tweaks...and it will be 100% perfect...

Mac
[Captivate Android Development] di11igaf:
im aware of the battery icon images being off. Fix for that tonight. Its the XML in drawable I had it just about fixed last night but fell asleep before I finished. Swype is fixed along with live wallpapers(some colors are off). So there will be a small update later. Will also fix Gmail as well.
[Captivate Android Development] slayp00n:
you run a higher UV at higher frequencies?
[Captivate Android Development] diablo009:
I am not talking abt the images here. I am talking about the battery levels.

Also, if my battery was showing 10% before I shut it down (under settings --> status), and then is showing about 18% when I turn it back on, I don't think this would be an issue with images. Images effect only what's in the status bar.
[Captivate Android Development] Eschmacher:
lmao i was just about to say. Dude you uv-ed backwards!
[Captivate Android Development] Mac11700:
Really...I always thought this was the correct way..since it was the higher clock speeds that caused more battery drain..and instability...and if it was changed much at the 800 mhz level..you got the wake up sleep issues...As to the lower clock speeds..I've never saw the need to change them much and have never seen any real world benefit from doing so...Silly me..

Mac
[Captivate Android Development] Eschmacher:
Actually, undervolting the higher frequencies cause instability. I learned this when I started overclocking desktops. If you want a processor to go beyond it's normal frequency you have to add voltage. But see in the phone world the default voltages are already too much because they give it a lot of headroom so in never will be unstable.

So we undervolt the lesser frequencies more so that when the phone is in standby and such it uses even less battery. We still undervolt the higher frequencies but not as much, because it causes instability. The processor will try and run at 1288mhz and it won't have enough electricity to do it if you undervolt it by 125mV. I'm surprised your phone even works with these settings.

One time I tried setiron's 1.5.6 and OC'ed to 1.4ghz. I couldn't get it to run at 1.4ghz unless it was -0mV. If I put it to -25mV the phone froze completely when it switched to 1.4ghz.
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
Let me know if there's anything I can help out with :) Did you by any chance find a good "Media Scanning" image? I've noticed a lot of ROMs will be fully themed but missing that 1 image.
[Captivate Android Development] silverslotcar:
On the topic of undervolting guys, the ones that REALLY matter and have an ACTUAL effect on your battery are the 200, 400, and 800 steps. The CPU spends most of its time in these ranges. My UV settings (from 100 step to 1200 step): -125, -100, -75, -75, -50, -50. Perfectly stable, although YMMV. Find what works for your phone and stick with it.
[Captivate Android Development] momulah:
Wheres 5.0 new theme? Whats up Digi?
[Captivate Android Development] d1g1talphyre:
I'll make sure i'm I get that worked in.

in the process of finishing everything on the glass theme, there was alot of things that I haven't glassed. then later today i'll start another theme entirely.

Im trying to shy away from simple color changes on themes. Boring as f*ck. anyone can do that. But doing things like glass, or a rusted steel theme, that takes a little more skill and talent. and thats what I want to give you guys.

Something entirely unique, so when that idiot with the iPhone 4 goes, look at how cool my phone is. you whip your happy cappy out, and say, thats lame, check this out.

Also, gonna start themeing the stock apks, like the dialer, and some other things.

please idea's guys. I do this for you. PM me with idea's requests and the such.

sorry i haven't been more ontop of it this weekend. Its been pretty crazy at my house. Stupid food poisoning
[Captivate Android Development] ProBoner:
I made a theme for this rom by mixing and matching pngs from several other roms and themes. I can't upload the framework-res since it is over 8m.

I don't know how to edit the orange out of it though :( otherwise everything else looks pretty good!
[Captivate Android Development] d1g1talphyre:
why would the size stop you from uploading? try megaupload
[Captivate Android Development] ProBoner:
Yeah good point ;)

Sent from my arse
[Captivate Android Development] Mac11700:
I have always ran my Captivates at these settings and have always had great battery life. I am well versed in oc'ng desk tops..been doing it for a very very long time..BTW...I switched everything around and reversed it just for giggles..runs nicely..and stable..but the battery life isn't the greatest..

I think I'll charge it back till full again...and run low to high and see if this makes a difference..125-125-100-75-75-75...we will try that for a day..and see where it takes us..Maybe I just haven't been aggressive enough with it to see any difference..

Mac
[Captivate Android Development] ProBoner:
I don't want to release this as a CWM flashable theme because it's pretty much ripped off from all sorts of other roms and themes. I didn't make any of it myself.

custom theme apk files:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0TFCJEAB

The framework files go in system/framework, the other 2 apks go in system/app (set permissions to match other files).

I posted a fixed swype a couple of pages back.

What I would like is for somebody who knows what they're doing to remove all the orange from the theme and replace it with green or blue (I'm referring to the volume change, the loading bars, etc) then re-upload just the file I need to fix that.
[Captivate Android Development] d1g1talphyre:
Theme Update

not bad at all for piecing it together. it does look good.

Update: got most of it together. have a couple of "honey do this or i'll smack ya"

to get done.

Can't make up my mind on these 3. I like the "d1g1talphyre" idea for the pull down. would be a trade mark in the theme from now on. some sort of digital fire. lemme know what you like this round.
[Captivate Android Development] silverslotcar:
IMHO number 2 is great.
[Captivate Android Development] diablo009:
What is the difference between CFQ and BFQ in the pic above? Tried to look online in my office level limited browsing resources, but couldn't find any satisfactory answers.
[Captivate Android Development] d1g1talphyre:
this is how things are setup to be processed. like how to store a que.

like do all the small processes first, or the larger processes first, or in the order that processes come in.

noop and i believe BFQ are the simplest. Therefor they use less processing power,

Thats the way i understand it in a nutshell at least
[Captivate Android Development] momulah:
Three Green Flames all the way..subtle but real eyecatching..Not too over the top..
[Captivate Android Development] momulah:
I wouldnt mind having just the green pulldown as a seperate CWM Flash though if not included...
[Captivate Android Development] d1g1talphyre:
okay, can do that.
[Captivate Android Development] diablo009:
I think I managed to get it:

"The time-based allocation of the disk service in CFQ, while having the desirable effect of implicitly charging each application for the seek time it incurs, suffers from unfairness problems also towards processes making the best possible use of the disk bandwidth. In fact, even if the same time slice is assigned to two processes, they may get a different throughput each, as a function of the positions on the disk of their requests. On the contrary, BFQ can provide strong guarantees on bandwidth distribution because the assigned budgets are measured in number of sectors. Moreover, due to its Round Robin policy, CFQ is characterized by an O(N) worst-case delay (jitter) in request completion time, where N is the number of tasks competing for the disk. On the contrary, given the accurate service distribution of the internal WF2Q+ scheduler, BFQ exhibits O(1) delay."

Essentially, it is my understanding that, regardless of medium, BFQ generally performs better (for desktops) were perceived intractability (vs real throughput) is preferred. CFQ may unwittingly (I assume to be applicable to both server and desktop environments) penalise a well written program with fast throughput, in favour of a slower program by virtue of its reliance on allocated 'throughput' vs BFQ's 'time' reliance.

So, in short, BFQ is preferable over CFQ.

More detailed test results here:

http://retis.sssup.it/~fabio/linux/bfq/results.php
[Captivate Android Development] PuffinNugz:
But what about NOOP. I've seen a bunch of people use it and that's what I am using now. I've even seen people prefer Deadline. In laymans terms, what's the difference?
[Captivate Android Development] 69chevelle:
agreed, other ones are a bit 'busy' IMO, they all look good, but I love the simple yet catchy effect on the green flame one!
[Captivate Android Development] diablo009:
:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

No clue. I wanted to know these two only, so I searched for these.
[Captivate Android Development] d1g1talphyre:
if you use the 3.0 version of Voltage Control it tells you what they r :P

hehehehehehehehehehehehehehe (bong rip) hehehehehehehehehe
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
@phyre - The green dropdown is sexy
[Captivate Android Development] diablo009:
Can u post the apk please. I can't find it in market.

Read these way back in 2001 when I was learning into advanced computer architecture and principles. Too lazy to brush up now.
[Captivate Android Development] d1g1talphyre:
also, new button teaser

i forgot to put the glow around the off.

so the "ON" will glow a nice florescent green. maybe a different bevel not sure yet.

Also, folks. don't be surprised when these files are like 30-40 megs zipped. all the png's have a ton of detail to them. and many filters passed over them, and so many colors. so they r just gonna be big, nothing i can do about that.
[Captivate Android Development] d1g1talphyre:
Voltage Control :D
[Captivate Android Development] diablo009:
Its "really" nice. I was just abt to ask if the "on" would be green. :)
[Captivate Android Development] d1g1talphyre:
yup, and the center bluetooth icon would be green as well.

leaving it with the green bar on the bottom... just didn't like it. no offense di11i :D
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
Does anyone have the APK for Swype 2.17? 2.15 has an annoying bug where if you finish a text in the symbols keyboard, when you start a new text or use the keyboard it doesn't default to the letters keyboard (which it always use to do).

Either that or I'm on crack....
[Captivate Android Development] gothpunk4christ:
If you are sitting, you technically are on cra...

Ah, I was told not to bare the butt of anymore jokes like that but hey... that's how it ends...
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
I sit on my crack for 10hrs a day being an Enterprise storage nerd so I guess I have it coming to me.
[Captivate Android Development] bclark:
End... haha, too easy?

Anyone else having issues with app settings sticking. Xda won't stay logged in, Miren pretends it is the first time I've ever opened it every time. Titanium Backup asks me to install busybox every time?

Kernel issue? Modem? Bad Flash?

Every other thing is amazing.
[Captivate Android Development] Eschmacher:
I dunno, but I had some weird modem and app stability problems today. Problem #1: my contacts app wouldn't let me scroll at all and then it completely froze but wouldn't force close.

Problem #2: I went to make a phone call and when I did it wouldn't do anything. I had full bars and a data connection. When I retried, the data connection disappeared and it it wouldn't let me dial! It said "no data connection!" And I had to put it into flight mode and then back out.
[Captivate Android Development] Mac11700:
So I am running the wrong scheduler as well then..OK..I'll download the latest voltage control and see if BFQ is in it..as opposed to what came with this rom which is CFQ and is the default choice...

Mac
[Captivate Android Development] Eschmacher:
I'm having weird instability.issues with speedmod k12o... i'm going to flash to k12n when I have a full battery...
[Captivate Android Development] diablo009:
Looks like ur hardware too doesn't gel with speedmod's kernels. Welcome to my team. Mine had issues with battery charge showing huge differences between phone restarts.
[Captivate Android Development] d1g1talphyre:
So I've flashed the version 5 theme. Need to fix a couple things so I must delay for another day sorry all
[Captivate Android Development] di11igaf:
so i just decompiled framework-res -made sure all the resource id's in the xml were the same as the ones in /res/values/public.xml, thought i had it all fixed as i have them all identical, but now the damn battery disappear's. so im out of time tonight since i gotta be up in 5 hours, see whats wrong tomorrow.
[Captivate Android Development] GYIVIjuNkY:
so whats getting changed in 5.02? Is it just the battery icon problem or are there other things?
[Captivate Android Development] slayp00n:
the battery, the swype ands the gmail black on black
[Captivate Android Development] Mac11700:
OK...since according to many I had my uv settings off...just thought I would post what I set it to and the results..you all be the judge...

I played AB for 45 minutes straight after downloading it...it's just to dam addictive :o

Everything else I downloaded and installed and used...heck I even looped Neocore 30 times for S&G's..

Still need to see where the actual phone comes into play at..and try to adjust it accordingly...so..thing this is good enough...or is there room for improvement..Should I try to make the 400 and down -150 & -175...think this will help on the telephone draw down...? What do you think ?

Thanks

Mac
[Captivate Android Development] d1g1talphyre:
update:

making more changes. the text entry boxes got all jacked up.

Doing the dial pad.

also, going to be looking for a new media scanner icon, as i found where to change it.
[Captivate Android Development] diablo009:
I am making use of ur settings on mine. Let me see how mine fares.

Whenever I turn on 3G/H, it just sucks battery like hell during data transfer, and the phone too warms up. Is this normal, and do u too experience this.
[Captivate Android Development] Eschmacher:
That uv looks good mac!
[Captivate Android Development] Mac11700:
Nope...runs cool most of the time...I guess I got lucky with this later build this time around...FWIW...I applied HardCores xxx and DX fix on mine in that order...and everything is superb with it...I've tried just about every frigging modem on the modem thread..and many of them this morning..after posting above...I can't find one that gives me better up/download speeds and runs as smooth..sounds as clear...Data was on all the time Wi-Fi was off on this test...so you can see what drain I had with it...

Mac
[Captivate Android Development] diablo009:
I have just now started this test. I think I'll use these settings for a couple days and report back.

I normally have about an hour or a little over an hour of calls in a day. Rest all are emails and text messages. Got to see how these settings would work. And I am on EDGE all the time, and switch to H/3G only when I need heavy data.

One things I noticed right away are lower values in Smartbench 2010 (they are still higher than the phones listed for comparision :)). Could be 'cos now I limited my top speed to just 1000 from default 1200.
[Captivate Android Development] Mac11700:
Why the limit...can't you get it to run stable enough?

Mac
[Captivate Android Development] Eschmacher:
Sure he can but sometimes 1GHz is enough, and 1.2ghz is just wasting battery.
[Captivate Android Development] Mac11700:
I don't think my battery life is too bad at 1280..and like what the kernel does for playing around with it..

Mac
[Captivate Android Development] bclark:
So I'm trying to kill my battery and I totally forgot about the PNG issue with the battery and freaked out for a good couple of minutes until I remembered, haha.

On the OC note, I love the 1200 the 1280 drains the battery a little fast but I've gotten a really stable UV so I just downed to 1000 with the 1280. Either way I think I'm going to reflash b/c switching back and forth to Steam has made my life crazy. I really like the whole interface and such but the caveats are a little much to deal with.