yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Themes] 21vm:
Very simple, as always. The wallpaper is much better on phone screen, there is not the ugly circles in the center.
[Android Themes] lesa0208:
that icons are cute :D
[Android Themes] afcrib:
Little change
[Android Themes] perknite:
Digging the custom carrier logo feature:p.
[Android Themes] brunodu91:
Could you share your clock widget plz ?

Thx a lot in advance

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9000 avec Tapatalk
[Android Themes] HumanXv2:
Anyone know a way to get the boss theme without an I device? I will pay but I have no way to get it
[Android Themes] dave_k605:
Could I get that weather widget?

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Android Themes] afcrib:
here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1387518&page=565

cheers
[Android Themes] Scottyy:
Where is the download link for the wallpaper cant seem to find it?
[Android Themes] suprano:
Looking good.

RooT IT & BooT IT!!
[Android Themes] Echo113:
I did, over in the UCCW thread.

"Stops copies me!!"
[Android Themes] :
To be more specific here is the link to the post ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28255761

Sent from my Nocturnalized Beast
[Android Themes] lesa0208:
new boss toggles theme port by me NFR
[Android Themes] HumanXv2:
Keep rubbing it in
[Android Themes] TexasLTE:
LOL ... I know , right ...
[Android Themes] lesa0208:
i don't rubbing anything i paid for it that toggles theme it's from boss v1.1
[Android Themes] HumanXv2:
you have an iphone or ipod? I reeealy want that theme
[Android Themes] lesa0208:
my brother have iPhone 4 and i using his phone to buy theme that i like. If you have ios device when you buy theme you will need ifunbox on your mac-pc because if you copy theme with iTools app you will get black square png, and if you copy with ifunbox it will fix all that black square png
[Android Themes] desspil:
Nice work Lesa !!

I love small buttons that lift !
[Android Themes] speedracer1979:
:D
[Android Themes] bobbybow:
Can you share the wallpaper please??
[Android Themes] lesa0208:
yes here you go

http://www.dodaj.rs/f/3W/Xw/3CpNhO8x/wtf.png
[Android Themes] k4v2n:
no, not publicly
[Android Themes] fa7erin:
meizu M9

Detail

uccw

-image frame

-weather

-weekbar

go launcher :D
[Android Themes] timonkatze:
Nice! How did you get those indicators work in go launcher? ! ? :eek: please tell me!

And can you please share this awesome frame for Miui?
[Android Themes] fa7erin:
bottom indicator

preferences>>visual setting>>indicator>>indicator position>>bottom indicator

hide dock

preferences >>gesture settings>>glide down action >>function >> hide dock bar ..go to home screen swipe down ure screen :D

frame https://dl.dropbox.com/u/33430637/lol/v4 frame/tiles.mtz
[Android Themes] timonkatze:
Thanks! But i meant the style of the indicators . I only know the dots with numbers or the standart. where can i change the style? And where can i get different indicators from? Thank you!
[Android Themes] kancherlapraneeth:
could you share those icons? thanks
[Android Themes] fa7erin:
u download glasklart thme go launcher in.. after u download,, preferences>> visual setting>>indicatorindicator style>>glasklart
[Android Themes] brunodu91:
I look for This wallpaper....

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9000 avec Tapatalk
[Android Themes] k4v2n:
so here is the image...

although it doesn't look as clean on my screen, thr "rings" appear very heavy. btw is that due to high quality, low quality or just the phone resizing? just wondering???

*fixed
[Android Themes] brunodu91:
Wrong size in effect... Lol

I wait for you.... Lol

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9000 avec Tapatalk
[Android Themes] Ivant 1968:
This wallpaper?
[Android Themes] manishdev:
i am new to the world of miui :) how exactly do we install des .uzip files?
[Android Themes] 21vm:
It's part of a whole theme u can find here : http://market.xiaomi.com/theme/detail/3f122ed6-e7f7-441a-bbb0-02c5de734ba5 (you can find it through your phone too, online themes).

---------- Post added at 09:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:16 PM ----------

.uzip files are for UCCW, not part of Miui. More info here. Install the app and download the uzip you need, copy it to the output uccw folder, open uccw, import new skin... watch and enjoy ! ;)
[Android Themes] Bryan05:
Could someone help me. What do I need to change in order to get a folder icon that is not transparent? Thanks
[Android Themes] zHk3R:
New phone. New addiction?..

Details over at my DeviantART​
[Android Themes] yabbb:
Wallpaper please?
[Android Themes] 21vm:
(feel free to press thanks...;))
[Android Themes] dp4u4umi6ev:
My MIUI :)
[Android Themes] XO:
MIUI has always been my favorite android. But i loved 2.2 MIUI.....best ever!!
[Android Themes] buzzard808:
What icons are those?
[Android Themes] saul1991:
I think there from the seven theme
[Android Themes] fuloplori:
wallpaper please :D
[Android Themes] quan1984:
Hi All . my theme iboss

i mod frame pic 2x2 for miuiv4 insert miui\theme

uccw skin base iboss of lesa0208. very thank lesa0208 for all :good:

change uccw skin .zip-->.uzip , change frame pic -->.mtz

Sorry theme no share:D

View attachment boss2x2.mtzView attachment ibossmod.zip
[Android Themes] Sacob:
where can i find that wallpaper?
[Android Themes] :
Not the op but here is the wall

http://db.tt/MtfDoqHy

Sent from my Nocturnalized Beast
[Android Themes] hoppermi:
Today's home
[Android Themes] Sylus87:
Sorry for offtopic but has anyone of you MluI center clock mod v4 for the HTC Sensation?

Sent from my HTC Sensation XE with Beats Audio Z715e mit Tapatalk 2
[Android Themes] cocopuff:
I think there called Senses theme and the first batch of icons are called Seven the creators name is jimmyL, he is an awsome themer
[Android Themes] saul1991:
Went back to jaku
[Android Themes] jdee323:
can you share your phone icon(i cant find that one anywhere) and status bar mtz?
[Android Themes] Pseudonym:
Gallery and Music icon please. I've never seen them. Thanks!
[Android Themes] jcaya34:
Where can I find these icons?
[Android Themes] saul1991:
here you go dude
[Android Themes] Bryan05:
From here

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wLucidRounds
[Android Themes] saul1991:
i think that one is from the actual jaku theme. but heres one that looks like it http://jakurepo.com/index.php?q=voice&x=0&y=0 heres the post theres a bunch so you can choose which ones to use http://www.droidxforums.com/forum/droid-x-themes/21518-themes-minimal-framework-icons.html do you want the battery #s? those are kgills77
[Android Themes] Mesektet:
Decided to change up my #livelavalive theme a bit.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v116/Mesektet/****%20Pics/livelavaliveRemix.jpg

The YouTube and Facebook icons open widgets.

ssLauncher

Modified UHHtime UCCW theme

Modified Bars UCCW theme to be used as a weather widget

RoundDark icons by blackbearblanc
[Android Themes] jorvacf:
Nice!!! Could you share your status bar mtz please?? Or can yo tell me where can I find it? Thanks in advance.
[Android Themes] timonkatze:
I think it's this theme...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1596660
[General Questions and Answers] MarcoFoxx:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=933951

[12.MAR.2011][CWM] TyphooN CyanogenMod 7 RC2 v2.6.0 [2.3.3][A2SD][rafpigna OC 1.8]

GPS in v2.5.5 and v2.6

turn on - GPS works

turn off - GPS off

turn on again - GPS does not work - does not appear the GPS icon on toolbar notification

........

reboot phone... and again GPS works only once....

in v2.5.3 GPS working properly

any solutions ?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Z3US911:
Hello guyz i think title says it all.

btw i just bought vignette app,i just wanted to know at what settings u guyz are using it.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ImS0Raw:
Standard settings :p
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bwyan Benton:
no effects

no frame/16:9 (depends on my shot)

8.0mp

superfine

auto (unless I want something specific...auto works pretty good)

flash off

normal/rule of thirds (depending on my shots)

then press menu, and go to settings,,,in there I have the following checked off

touch screen anywhere to take picture

keep phone unlocked

show full viewfinder

Best results I have had with the settings
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Z3US911:
tried clicking pictures with d settings and its awesome...!
[Dell Streak 7] thatruth132:
a clear and easy setup and command use guide needs to be put in place in the dev threads
[Dell Streak 7] thatruth132:
any one can at least post what commands to use to flash system and boot img
[Dell Streak 7] Hellzya:
..............
[Dell Streak 7] thatruth132:
well i should of said i am working on a soft brick i am stuck in apx mode
[Dell Streak 7] thatruth132:
also adb is not the issue i clearly stated nvflash guide not adb

also i would apprciate if you would stay away from this thread i already see people like you telling others to search and you didnt even answer my question ,...not even related so that post was not needed
[Dell Streak 7] Hellzya:
Hey no problem man.

sent from my streak7
[Xoom General] arrtoodeetoo:
Here is an article from PC World that compares the rear facing cameras (both still shots and video) on the XOOM, iPad 2 and the Galaxy tab. Images and videos are all there.

XOOM comes out ahead on just about every one of them. The ability to use the LED flash for low light videos is a boon for the XOOM.
[Xoom General] Neo3D:
good read!
[Xoom General] inspiron41:
as a photographer enthusiastic i would never picked any camera that sub par. although no one would ever use a tablet as their main camera, you'll never know when that moment will come when your tablet is your only option.
[Xoom General] muyoso:
Yea, but they had to save money somewhere to hit that price point, and it certainly wasn't on their SoC or display.
[Captivate Android Development] MikeyMike01:
Might want to point out that this is completely useless for anyone on a custom ROM.
[Captivate Android Development] perosredo:
Might want to say why?
[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
If they knew enough to flash a custom ROM then they should know if the ROM that they flashed was deodexed or not if posted by the developer.

Then they wouldn't be on this thread reading this post unless they wanted a bit of an education on the topic.

Hence making your remark quite pointless!
[Captivate Android Development] opcow:
O ye of far too much faith.
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
agreed. so many people dont even bother to read the OP on a rom thread and ask if feature X exists, when its clearly labeled as such in the OP
[Captivate Android Development] bunnsguy:
not something I'd be willing to do regardless if my phone has a deodexed rom or not. seems a lot could go wrong if you made a slight mistake especially with running commands on your phone.

but at least I now know what deodexing is now :)
[Captivate Android Development] Hondo209:
Yep, didn't know what it was.
[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
You Take Your Shots When the Opportunity Presents Itself

Yeah, I guess I was reaching on that statement... anticipating the best - but real world scenarios prevail!

What can I say... I prefer to be an eternal optimist.

But the statement was written to read "they should know" like as in if you lick the inside of a freezer door... "you should know" that it is highly likely that one would remain there until the thaw...minus a few layers of skin of course :eek:

Basically I got the idea to write this tutorial when reading a few threads whereas many users wanted to make some cosmetic mods to their devices, but really didn't want to jump out of their factory installed file systems. I noticed a few theme developers creating a skin pack for certain features, such as lock screens, docks, etc... and it required a deodexed file system. Many people didn't understand or even know what deodexed meant, let alone some never even heard of the word.

I posted in one of the threads that If I were feeling ambitious that I would create an educational tutorial and guidelines to perform the operation if one was interested... after getting injected with some knowledge.

You Take Your Shots When the Opportunity Presents Itself

Education = Key

Key = Knowledge

Knowledge = Insight

Insight leads to Applied Knowledge

Applied Knowledge = Power

Peace-
[Captivate Android Development] ytt3r:
Very interesting, I learned a thing or two :) but of course the guys who really should be reading this are the ones that wont :/
[Captivate Android Development] pizz0wn3d:
Glad to have another resource just in case I ever decide to start developing my own custom ROM.

Herp derp Captivate XDA app.
[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
Fantastic! - Glad to see an interest in some of the nuances of this file structure.

Peace-
[Captivate Android Development] spartan062984:
A Common Philosophy

I Agree with you on this.....WELL SAID! And Thank You for the time invested on a great tutorial/ lesson. I too learned a thing or two.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
I would like to add four lines of code to the set of commands you type in adb shell

adb shell

# su

# stop

# mount -o rw,remount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system

# cp /sdcard/done_app/* /system/app/

# cp /sdcard/done_frame/* /system/framework/

# rm /system/app/*.odex

# rm /system/framework/*.odex

# chmod 644 /system/app/*

# chown root.root /system/app/*

# chmod 644 /system/framework/*

# chown root.root /system/framework/*

# mount -o ro,remount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system

# reboot

The reason for these additional commands is that when any files get moved to /sdcard, and directories under it, the ownership of the files becomes system.sdcard_rw and the permissions for the files become rwxrwxr-x. When these files are copied back to their original subdirectories under /system, they retain the new ownership and permissions. The original proper ownership and permission for the files before any changes were made was root.root and rw-r--r--. The four commands I added restores them to that original state, and therefore does not create any unintentional security risk. If anyone has already done the procedure. They can fix the files by doing just this in an adb shell.

adb shell

# su

# stop

# mount -o rw,remount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system

# chmod 644 /system/app/*

# chown root.root /system/app/*

# chmod 644 /system/framework/*

# chown root.root /system/framework/*[/COLOR]

# mount -o ro,remount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system

# reboot
[Captivate Android Development] whiteguypl:
This statement kind of worries me coming from a developer. Haha. O.o
[Captivate Android Development] TommyZee:
Wisdom

AA “Information is not knowledge.” :rolleyes:
[Captivate Android Development] Miami_Son:
I thought the same thing when I saw it.:eek::D
[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
[OP] Edit: See Edit Tag in OP For Details

Raj, thank you for providing the additional lines of code. Yes, you are absolutely correct. It was very late.... uhm very early in the AM when I was was proofreading and it didn't pop out at me then. Now, it pops.

The OP now reflects the additions and credit was given to you for the additions in the edit.

Thank you again my friend.

Peace-
[Captivate Android Development] max_82:
This is the tutorial that I'm looking for. I already ask many times how to deodex my captivate but nobody answer it until I find this thread. Two thumbs up.

ps: could you add a video tutorial? I think a video is more informative for me because I don't have any experience with adb so that I little bit confuse if there is a command line using adb.
[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
Fantastic Max!

Glad you finally found what you were looking for!

Peace-
[Captivate Android Development] locsplitter:
Yo,

Followed the guide (had to do some side steps in order to get my ADB shell running for the first time) to the letter and bricked (booted to the Galaxy S animation, animation went away, then screen went blank and vibrated once, paused for a couple seconds, and triple vibrated, then looped the same vibrating behavior). CWM'd and back to where I was before the deodex attempt. I still have the "done_###" files in my sdcard root directory.

I want to give it another go, would you recommend starting over or just resuming at a certain point?

Also, any ideas as to why the brick happened in the first place?

Thanks dude. Great guide, I just may have slipped up somewhere.
[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
Hey Max - let me see what I can do...

Thanx for your interes.

Peace-
[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
Hey man,

First things first...

1)You definitely have to be doing this on a rooted device. - Just to be sure - check that you are or there's no sense in attempting this process.

If so then... continue on - if not - then resolve issue #1

2)Verify that you have both directory sets (pre odex and post odex) and there were no errors during the conversion. You can tell by doing a file comparison with the odexed and deodexed that the APK file size has changed and gotten slightly larger. This is because it now contain the information from that partnered odex file.

If so then... continue on - if not - then resolve issue #2

It sounds to me as though the system services in your device were actively running when you performed the migration of the deodexed files to the "/system/app" directory - and/or if you wiped the dalvik-cache prior to rebooting the device and attempted an application or service launch. This would definitely result in multiple FCs.

You should begin the process from the very beginning once again and ensure that every step has been given a green light prior to moving on to the next phase of the operation.

Just take your time and repeat the process from the very beginning... S.L.O.W.L.Y

Good luck - let me know

Peace-
[Captivate Android Development] nakedninja42:
Great instructions you wrote. Any advantage using your post vs. this one http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10515705&postcount=1 besides using it in windows?
[Captivate Android Development] rickysa2000:
xUltimate.. not, xUtility! ;)

Overall, nice post!
[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
Advantages of this post....

I would have to say it gives education to the topic. As for anything else...

I'm not sure, I haven't tried the other.
[Captivate Android Development] locsplitter:
Thanks for the reply.

I do remember doing something with the Dalvik cache pre-reboot. I'll abort that this time. So should I do that after I've completed EVERYTHING, not before?

Also, I needed to re-enable USB Debugging prior to booting up the ADB Shell. Not sure if you want to put that in the guide. I was unable to see the device if debugging wasn't enabled, basically.

Gonna give it another go.

Cheers!
[Captivate Android Development] killswitch7:
great info!

Thank you, I can now finally understand what this means when flashing my next ROM!
[Captivate Android Development] locsplitter:
Successo!

Just to be safe, I completely rebooted so no rogue ADB shell command lines could be used accidentally. Completely started over, successfully deodexed, and then finally reflashed this properly (since it was my end-goal anyways: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=966804)

Now I'm rockin and rollin 100% on my own lil custom ROM.

Thanks again man, I appreciate all the hard work and helping out all the newbs (and informing some vets!) on this topic!

Cheers
[Captivate Android Development] TigerEnigma:
Possible without phone?

Was curious if there is a way to use this on a stock rom download (ie tar) vs on the actual phone itself. I started deodexing manually to better understand the odex files associated with individual apk's and jar's...but at this point it would be easier to use this if I can bypass actually using the phone.

although, I suppose I could use the stock files, load the phone, then use this. I would just prefer not to mess with files while the phone is hooked up.

Or am I pissing in the wind?

Thanks for your post!
[Captivate Android Development] bobapunk:
I am planning on trying this on my stock 2.2 ROM and I have one question. I have supercurio's KB1 + Voodoo lagfix. Should I disable the lagfix before attempting to deodex?

Thanks!
[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
Fantastic - Success Is A Great Leap Forward...

Good on ya man...

Glad to hear everything went smoother for you the second time out of the gate.

As per your prior quote on coming out of debugging mode - your device should have remained in debugging mode through the reboot. Especially if you continued to keep the USB cable connected throughout the process. USB debugging mode shouldn't just fall off the grid. It's quite possible that you incurred a USB driver crash locally (on the PC - I've had this happen a few times) or the FCs on the device could have rendered USB debugging mode inoperable or both. - No real need to update the OP on this because it was actually a false positive. - But thanx for the suggestion.

This also, most every time, causes adb to go blind - then you need to reset the USB driver mode on the PC (typically a warm boot will fix it) - and be aware of multiple processes of adb running at once. If multiple adb instances are running, you need to kill the additional adb processes in order for the primary adb to regain sight of your device.

Have a blast with the new lock screens - they do look pretty cool!

Peace-
[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
Lagfix Question With Deodexing..

Nope!

No need to disable the lagfix. I am extremely familiar with Supercurio's Voodoo Injected KB1 Kernel as well. Excellent kernel! It remains my Primary backup kernel.

Everything should go smooth if you follow the steps in the tutorial note for note....

If you have any additional question... just let me know.

Good luck!

Peace-
[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
Understanding is a Major Part of the Learning Process...

Excellent!

Glad to see that this guide has helped you out Killswitch7.

If you need any additional help - you know where to find me....;)

Peace-