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[Android Themes] peurocs4:
I edited His Gingerbread SWYPE theme a little...

And now I have released on separate thread,

(And yes, I have gave credit to Marurban for awesome THEME!)

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>>>Go to the thread<<<

I didn't edited too much, but here is what I edited:

-Make number keys in same color as others with 3D interface

-Make marker to be almost gingerbread's green color

-Renamed APK's title to "Ginwype" (NOT package name!)

-Changed APK's icon to "Ginwype"

-Changed INFO keys and screens to match "Ginwype theme"

:::Screen Shots:::

<<<Portrait>>>

:::Landscape:::

Please thank Marurban as well!!!

For AWESOME theme!!!

Because he made the original, and I'm using at less 98% of his work!!!

>>>Go to the thread<<<
[Android Themes] mac4rfree:
Hi,

I am new to signing the apk. I downloaded Apk Manager 4.9 in my lap. I placed the .rar file which i downloaded to the place-apk-here-for-modding and ran the script.bat. Then i entered 19 and then 0 then 22. But after that , it is asking me "Choose your app to be set as Current project? Enter It's number : ". Should i drag the rar file and drop it in the script.bat file again or what should do now?

Can you please guide me ...

Cheers!!!
[Android Themes] peurocs4:
My method:

1) Download correct touch-display of SWYPE for your phone (QVGA/HVGA/WVGA/FWVGA).

[Download WVGA]

2) Move "SWYPE.apk" to "APKmanager>place-apk-here-for-modding".

3) Open "Script.bat" from APKmanager, than type "22" to choose APK.

4) Choose "SWYPE.apk" (ex: "1" for below picture).

5) Type "9" for decompile APK

6) Open APKmanager and go to "project>Swype.apk>assets>keyboards"

7) Now, from the extracted files of Marurban's .rar skin file...

<If you haven't extracted his .rar file, do it now>

Copy the image files to step 6!

*** for libSwypeCore.so (for marker color), go to "APKmanager>projects>Swype.apk>lib>armeabi"

8) If everything is copied over to APKmanager project folder,

go back to "script.bat" and choose "SWYPE.apk" as a project (steps 3-4) and type "14" to sign the apk and stuff~
[Android Themes] mac4rfree:
Yeah thanks for your detailed one.. i got it.. But mine is QVGA (Wildfire) . So, i guess i jus need to replace the Keyboard of QVGA to the Keyboard folder in Projects.

My question, there is also another folder when i extract the rar. should i replace that folder also or only the keyboard folder.

THanks once again.. :)
[Android Themes] peurocs4:
I, for myself, didn't changed any files except images file...

try creating APKs in both with and without those folder replacement...

I don't think there is any differenc...
[Android Themes] dermann:
thought I'd post my work-in-progress, based on Marurban work. thanks by the way. :D

Swype v3.5
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skrewup5:
I just downloaded pandora, but it keeps force closing. I'm running bonsai4all v2.0 so essentially a dk28 rom. I tried checking the forums but I can't find anything. If anyone can direct me to the right path, id really appreciate it.

Sent via jeebuz
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mjacobsen:
Running Bonsai 2.0 too. Downloaded Pandora and not having sant problems.

Try uninstall/re-install.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skrewup5:
Will do. its just that when i run it, i get like a black screen, and thn it FC's on me. Ill post again if un/reinstallation helps
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dfox2:
I'm having same problem and cant find anything on this either. Were you able to fix?
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] j.books:
OK, so this never seemed to be the case before, but when I check my battery use details, Maps always seems to be the biggest eater of battery. Even when I haven't even used the app. For example, as of right now, Maps has used 40%, while Cell Standby is 25% and Android System - 18% :confused:

what gives? has anyone else noticed this? why would this be? or maybe it's a function of my ROM?
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] dyndragon:
I've seen this too, but it doesn't seem to actually be eating my battery life. It was happening on and off in CM6 (froyo), but now that I'm on CM7 nightlies, I have not seen it happen for some time.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] j.books:
ok, maybe I won't worry about it then, since I'll definitely be switching to CM7 when it's officially released.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] tvdang7:
Seems to happen on maps 5.0 if you can uninstall the update and go back to 4.5
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] gbarayah:
I'm running Cyanogen Mod 6.1 and Google Maps 5.0.

When I do use the maps or navigation, I do notice that the battery drain is quite significant. Its not a big deal though because I don't use it that often and have a car charger.

Just out of curiousity, are you using the stock Email app? I had mine setup with my work email and for some reason whenever I would access it, it would launch a handful of apps in the background as well (Gmaps, Market, XDA, FML, WeatherBug). I tested it many times. I would force close those apps and anytime I opened Email they would all be running again.

I switched to K9 mail and haven't had the issue occur again...
[Gen8 General] Cthugha:
"Android 3.0 is a new version of the Android platform that is specifically optimized for devices with larger screen sizes, particularly tablets."

See

http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2011/01/android-30-platform-preview-and-updated.html

and

http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-3.0-highlights.html

Would love to see this on our Archos gen8 devices, but I guess that is unlikely...
[Gen8 General] cainhunpi:
YES. This is awesome
[Gen8 General] Cthugha:
Bonus video... ;)

Motorola XOOM promo

[YOUTUBE]dI1qwLtTukw[/YOUTUBE]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dI1qwLtTukw
[Gen8 General] GMKcz:
You DO really think that 101 will get honeycomb? dont be fool :)
[Gen8 General] Tesla74:
No.. not for gen8.. maybe for the next generation.

Honeycomb needs dual processor and 512MB of RAM.. It maybe could be used on a rooted gen8 device with swap RAM and overclocked CPU??
[Gen8 General] Veritas06:
Last i heard there was no requirement for Honeycomb, & that came from one of the Google employees. I'm trying to the the link where i saw this now.
[Gen8 General] Tesla74:
Those must be recommended specs I read. Still if that is what is recommended then it may have a hard time without it being rooted.
[Gen8 General] 4qu4rius:
We've got ample processing power & 3D power to run honeycomb. The question will be : will Archos do their homework ? (their track record is not so good) and if not then will there be a community driven effort to build one.
[Gen8 General] usersky007:
"Support for multicore processor architectures: Android 3.0 is optimized to run on either single- or dual-core processors, so that applications run with the best possible performance." - that clearly implies the ability to run it on a single core processor.
[Gen8 General] Kashban:
Well, on the emulator it is awfully slow, but that's true with 2.2 too. Included Apps are:

Browser, Calculator, Camera, Clock, Contacts, Custom Locale, Dev Tools, Downloads, Email, Gallery, Messaging, Music, Search, Settings, Spare Parts (!), Speech Recording.

Got quite a few launcher restarts when using it, maybe giving the emulator only 256MiByte RAM (as Archos Gen8) might be too few to work with.
[Gen8 General] Sean35:
From what I've heard, the emulator is slow regardless.
[Gen8 General] Sokini_:
hope there will be an update to 3.0 for archos 101,but is the hardware powerful enough to run it?
[Gen8 General] Veritas06:
read the previous posts ^
[Gen8 General] lolo33:
Hum, people have found this blue wallpaper? :D
[Gen8 General] Cthugha:
http://forum.androidcentral.com/wallpapers-ringtones-themes/56561-honeycomb-wallapers.html
[Gen8 General] lolo33:
I've found another source but thanks anyway.
[Gen8 General] koltz:
Somebody already has it somewhat working on the Nook Color which is less powerful than the Archos. Here is the thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=930223

I wish I had the skills to do this myself or I would. Ah well, since it is working on one, maybe somebody will take the time to get it running on the Archos. I doubt Archos will, they will save it for Gen 9. They will probably release a 2.3 release though.
[Gen8 General] lolo33:
Running yes but very slow.
[XPERIA X10 General] the_ahmadzais:
Hello guys how do I delete the Bluetooth off my phone there is no delete option I have 2 Bluetooth on phone BlueAnt and mw600 and idk how to delete it please help
[XPERIA X10 General] im_iceman:
Long press on the BT device you want to remove and then click on "unpair"
[G Tablet General] ssmr2t:
It would be awesome to get some lights placed inside the unit to see the hard buttons when using the tab at night... (Similar to the Sammy G Series) ...

Anyone know if there is space back there to soldier on some micro led's? I think it would look pretty slick :) and I wouldnt press the wrong buttons at night :D
[G Tablet General] sjmoreno:
Click Here
[G Tablet General] gpzjack:
Button Savior is much easier
[HD2 General] CGCR:
My first HD2 got all messed up and overheated way too much and it was basically useless. Before it started overheating I installed HSPL 3.0 and went crazy on ROMs. Then Android came along and basically the same thing happened again.

I loved Android way more than any ROM I ever installed, so my question is, should I install a custom ROM when I receive my new HD2, or is it best recommended to do that? If so, why?

I'm only going to use NAND Android, but still, I just want to get some opinions. Also, on my 1st HD2 I never formatted my SD card, is that something crucial or no? Because my phone still ran the ROMs and still ran Android.

Random: Should I sell this new HD2 and get a better phone that comes with Android? I'm on T-Mobile, and I've been eying the Nexus One but I'm sure that if I buy it I'll greatly regret it cause something better will come out.
[HD2 General] bates_1974:
If you were only planning on running Android I'd say the best thing is what you suggested, try and sell it or maybe trade it for a native Android device.

But at the same time if you want to use multi OS's in the future stick with your HD2
[HD2 General] ashasaur:
Well IMHO, the HD2 blows the N1 out of the water as far as perfomance is concerned. Seeing as the HD2 is crazy afforadle right now, and you can put WinMo, Android, Ubuntu, WP7 and MeeGo on it, I would definately stick with the HD2.
[HD2 General] CGCR:
Awesome, thanks guys

So now I would just like to know should I load a ROM on it for better performance or for whatever other reason, even though I'm planning to only use Android? (Sorry if noob question)

Also, is formatting my SD card crucial?
[HD2 General] CGCR:
please! help me with these questions
[HD2 General] dealkk:
if you run android and sd card, format sd card is very crucial. You have to format it the prefer or right way. I use window mobile to format. If you run with nand, i dont' think format matter.
[HD2 General] Kailkti:
What dealkk is saying is formatting the sd card with FAT32 is very crucial for running android off of one's sd card. So in NAND, it's not needed to format the sd in FAT32, but it could be useful if you do.
[G2 and Desire Z General] jjp023:
Just flashed enoms g2 rom and I cleared up what I can, tried making it efficient.I ran some benchmark tests on quadrant standard and was kinda disappointed in the numbers. My bests score was low 1100 after that it was 850,900, 835... very basic stuff any suggestions???
[G2 and Desire Z General] Stargazer418:
If you ran the benchmark on battery power, try plugging the phone in. Sometimes the CPU will underclock itself to save power. If that doesn't work, download SetCPU (google it) and make sure that the max speed is set above 800 MHz.
[G2 and Desire Z General] KiNG OMaR:
On the stock G2 ROM I was getting 1600-1800... maybe it's the ROM your using
[G2 and Desire Z General] BootloopedMillennials:
Yeah this is the typical range for a stock G2.

Those scores in the OP are so low, its almost like hes underclocking or something. Or possibly a running application using a ton of resources?
[G2 and Desire Z General] Shaquiel Harris:
i got 2064. but i was running virtuous.
[G2 and Desire Z General] reflux:
im running enom's rom and i had it underclocked at 768 and i was still able to get 1609
[G2 and Desire Z General] gravis86:
Umm... No... The CPU doesn't underclock to save power...
[G2 and Desire Z General] jontornblom:
Perhaps the kernel has an undervolting profile built in and it's triggered by a < battery percentage?
[G2 and Desire Z General] jjp023:
What should I have my phone clocked at with enoms rom?? I dnt have much running at all I dnt understand why its so slow, I was gunna flash the latest kernal and try that... clock settings please anyone

Edit: jus tweaked my clock on spareparts. I switched cpu governor from ondemand to performance and the clock setting. I put underclock at the lowest and overclock at the max highest... benchmark test put up a 2200... I feel as if this will drain battery like crazy only time will tell... what do u think, should I drop the overclock? Is it safe at that high number???
[G2 and Desire Z General] dustrho:
If I run with Flippy's kernel, CM 6.1.1 Stable and OC my phone to 1.8 GHz, I can get a Quadrant score of 3037 (screenshot below). With it OC'd to 1.4 GHz (my normal OC setting) I can get around 2500.
[G2 and Desire Z General] jjp023:
If I'm averging 2500 I'm fine wit that my current settings are Enoms Rom

Using enoms cpu controls

Cpu governor: performance

Max frequency: 1,516,800

Min frequency 245,760

I dropped 3 percent in battery writing this message.... my main concern is battery and overworking the cpu.... I'm thinking about downloading set cpu and clocking the performance settings then set it for power save after a certain drop point........ does this sound logical?
[G2 and Desire Z General] bahmanxda:
When you set your cpu to performance it means your cpu will stay at max all the time and it never goes down which is why you are getting bad battery life.

There is no need for that.

Yes you can do that with setcpu
[G2 and Desire Z General] fablife:
Maybe you tested your Samsung Galaxy s by mistake?..lol..just joking.
[G2 and Desire Z General] gbarayah:
I score around 2500 on quadrant:

OC'd to 1.4 (normally run 1.2)

SetCpu On Demand

CyanogenMod 6.1
[G2 and Desire Z General] xdeified:
Hey! Not funny! My vibrant gets 2035 in the quadrant! But I'm going to get myself a g2 because I miss the hardware keyboard
[G2 and Desire Z General] mike21pr:
Got me 2813 with Virtous 0.9 <---- (sense rom btw) and eVil's latest Glacier based kernel @ 1.5ghz... life is good
[Fascinate General] BrianWM:
My samsung fascinate has VooDoo on it. I did not put it there, I am not comfortable with ADB shell and the commands that go with it. Its a D101 that HAS to run at 800Mhz with Voodoo (Not the 1.2 the specific voodoo is) at 1.2 nothing runs and constantly redraws the homescreen.

I tried the automatic uninstaller, and the red recovery stays to haunt. I've tried other kernels while disabling Voodoo.

My phone was running fine up until recently where it would have random reboots and have trouble booting back up.

I came across flashing back to stock with ODIN. the system file went over fine, and I even did the stock kernel and (PIT)

i Just flashed them all through ODIN.

The phone boots up fine to the main screen, where then I get the error message about a UID ? (Sounds dirty) it says to wipe data or my phone will have inconsistencies. Then gives me a button that says "feeling lucky"

Message as follows "UIDs on the system are inconsistent, you need to wipe your data partion or your device will be unstable" Only button to click is I'm feeling Lucky

everything force closes, red voodoo still shows up in recovery. What am I missing or doing wrong?

I bought this phone this way and like i said i know NOTHING about ADB or all those commands, etc.

Can somebody help me out? I'd even gladly send it to a trusted member for repair with a donation, of course.. until then I'm using my OLD bb curve :(
[Fascinate General] kdaz:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=867648

thats full d101 thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=885262

thats full dj05 thread

both should be able to get you back to stock through odin then you can restart what you did. personally i keep both handy since i already had to use them due to an error that cause the phone to freeze up completely at the samsung logo. hope that helps

make sure you use the pda option in odin and not the phone..aparantly using the phone option can really screw things up
[Fascinate General] BrianWM:
I did another factory data reset, and my UID message vanished. Although, VooDoo is still in recovery even after flashing D101 through ODIN.

My phone gave me the notification of an update (DL09) It downloaded it, and when it went to install it - it booted right into the red VooDoo recovery.

I'm going to flash DL09 through ODIN now, but I'm thinking VooDoo isn't about to go anywhere.
[Fascinate General] Powell730:
are you disabling voodoo before flashing these new kernels?
[Fascinate General] BrianWM:
Yes, VooDoo is disabled.
[Fascinate General] Powell730:
so did you use the odin files and flash it via PDA in odin? if so, did that revert you to total stock? i believe those .md5 files contain the stock recovery.

EDIT:

do you know what version of voodoo you're using?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=804784

that guide should help you, if you're using voodoo 5 there is a guide there that specifcally says "if you're still getting the red voodoo menu flash this file then flash a nonvoodoo kernel." check that article out by ady if you havent already.
[Fascinate General] times_infinity:
flash voodoo boot right into recovery. adb shell into the device and type

cat /voodoo/partition_tables/fascinate > /dev/block/mmcblk0

And then reflash everything with Odin.

Also one of adrynalyne's di01 packages doesnt flash recovery. So either flash my dj05 or go to adrynalyne's cwm odin thread and flash a regular update.zip cwm tar.
[Fascinate General] comradesven:
A proper, 100% full Odin tar will replace everything on the phone, including voodoo, and the partitions that it formatted as ext4 will now be RFS again. Since the full DJ05s and DL09s came out I use it as a first resort instead of a last resort. Flash the full tar, CWM, the kernel, then nandroid and I am good to go in about 15 minutes.
[Fascinate General] ivorycruncher:
Just to throw my two cents' worth in here, red CWM is not synonymous with Voodoo. It's just the version of Clockworkmod recovery that is capable of working when the lag fix is enabled. It's normally installed with Voodoo kernels, but the Voodoo lagfix itself can be completely disabled, and red CWM will still work just fine. If you got the OTA notification for DL09, it sounds like you have a stock ROM, which means Voodoo is actually gone, so you just need to restore the recovery from red CWM back to stock so that the OTA patch will be able to install properly.
[Fascinate General] bruteforce037:
Presentation is everything, thanks for the info!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rynstphn:
All I would like to do is get my (not unlocked, but un-rooted) back to a stock recovery (I think?) and a stock OS. I want to be able to do updates OTA as they arrive on my phone, and the only reason I rooted in the first place was to get Gingerbread from CM7 and they didn't work. It got stuck in a endless boot loop and once I finally got a nightly working, it wasn't even worth it to me anymore.

I have used this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=614850

and done hours and days of research to try and solve my problem and get me to where I would like to be. I'd like to think I am not a noob to Android but clearly I am and I can't achieve 100% of my goal.

Where I am currently: Stock image, not sure of recovery, unrooted, bootloader unlocked.

Where I would like to be: Stock everything (I know I cannot relock the bootloader) just like when I bought it, so I can patiently wait for Gingerbread to push OTA whenever Google solves the issues.

Thank you and I apologize.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hollow.Droid:
That guide has pretty much all the information you need. Flashing the stock HTC images and stock recovery will enable you to get OTA updates.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Read my signature, find "Unroot/restore" guide, look for the part for unlocked bootloaders.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rynstphn:
Clearly that did not work for me or I would not have posted my concern.

@Jack_R1 I will attempt this again, thanks.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hollow.Droid:
You didn't explain where you got stuck, what you attempted, what went wrong and couldn't even state your recovery image. The guide you linked to is there for a reason, it works, however onlyif you follow it correctly without jumping in with 2 feet. If in future you require more precise help perhaps you should give precise information.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dirk:
Perhaps the OP has encountered some of the issues i've posted about HERE?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CTR01:
Don't mean to kind of hi-jack this thread...

Don't mean to kind of hi-jack this thread but on the related topic of rooting the N1...is there some way to root it and still receive the OTA update for gingerbread(whenever it will come out)?

I did look through the threads and found nothing related unless it was further discussed on page x of 25, for example.

Also, are all wallpapers 960/980 by 800 for the N1 and other android phones? Is this so that when you scroll through screens you will still be able to see the image? That was the only possible answer I could think of.

Thanks in advance.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dirk:
Yes and yes.

You can root using SuperOneClick and still recieve OTA updates. You only lose that ability once you've installed a custom recovery.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CTR01:
Thanks!

Awesome! Thanks for the reply and details.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] efrant:
Having a custom recovery has NOTHING to do with your ROM's ability to receive OTA updates... it has to do with you ROM, not your recovery.

And, as mentioned, rooting or unlocking has no impact on you being able to receive OTA updates.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dirk:
Sorry, but that is wrong.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10871795&postcount=1

Read that post. There is a stock recovery supplied in case anybody wishes to recieve future OTA updates.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] efrant:
Uh, sorry, but NO. What he says in that post is incorrect.

I have been using a custom recovery since I first got my Nexus One, and I have received EVERY OTA update.

EDIT: But hey, don't take my word for it. Try it yourself.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danger-rat:
efrant, for clarification, do the OTAs auto install, or do you have to manually flash them?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] efrant:
So, in my setup (which is a rooted-but-otherwise-stock ROM and Amon_RA's 1.9.0 recovery), I receive OTA updates, and they auto-install with no problem (as Amon_RA's 1.9 recovery does not verify signatures). Note, however, that every OTA update also does two things: 1) it removes the permissions on the su binary (which obviously disables root access), and 2) it copies two files (/system/recovery-from-boot.p and /system/etc/install-recovery.sh) back onto the system partition, which will flash the stock recovery back to your devices as soon as you reboot. You will need to root first (either manually or by flashing ChainsDD su update before you reboot, or use SOC), then delete the two files, then reflash the custom recovery you want.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
This is true only for Amon_Ra's 1.9 and later recoveries that either don't verify signatures at all, or allow turning verification off.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] efrant:
Yes, you are correct for the installation part of the update. However, you can have any recovery whatsoever, and it will not impact you receiving OTA update notifications.