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[Captivate General] bobapunk:
I am at the same question Antonyvijai.

How can I put this on my phone (AT&T 2.2 KB1 Froyo + Root + Supercurio's KB1 + Voodoo + CWM Recovery)

If I need to deodex, a link to a how to would be awesome!

Question 2, does flashing this mod remove any themeing I have installed?
[Captivate General] antonyvijai:
Absolutely. Having a guide will help us a lot. Last thing we need is an hard bricked captivate :-)
[Captivate General] bobapunk:
Ok, I googled the phrase "deodex android".

It looks like the 3rd result is a HOW-TO (it is titled that anyway). So I am off to read this! I'll let you know what happens later.

I still need to know if flashing this mod will wipeout my matted blue theme!

Thanks!

UPDATE:

I read the link. I am going to try this, however, I do not have the time right now (have a "real" job I am late for already!) If anyone tries this, post here to let us know the result!
[Captivate General] Pirateghost:
http://tinyurl.com/4bckbwz
[Captivate General] antonyvijai:
Thanks a lot!
[Captivate General] antonyvijai:
I said thanks because finally I know how to google :-) hahahaha good one ..when there are multiple links on deodexing with creation/update dates going back to 2010 (when we didn't have official froyo) I don't take risk because not all ppl here in this forum are as smart as ppl like you!
[Captivate General] antonyvijai:
Thanks a lot. I will try this at home tonight. I am also at work now. Glad to see ppl like you helping others!
[Captivate General] Pirateghost:
it doesnt matter if its froyo or eclair, or what rom you are on....heck it almost doesnt matter what PHONE you are on. deodexing is the same process across the board
[Captivate General] antonyvijai:
That I know / understand now! So, won't have that question anymore. In the adb shell command I see it is referring to ext3. I flashed voodoo lagfix injected kernel and somewhere I read it changes it to ext4 or something like that ..is it something I need to watch at least or it doesn't matter too! Also, do you know any other method to deodex? Like through a root app...
[Captivate General] Pirateghost:
why go through all the trouble? just flash a custom rom like cognition....its just like stock with some mods like power button menu and lockscreens....
[Captivate General] antonyvijai:
Yeah I agree with you! The cognition 4.1.1 has the same touchwiz UI..I mean pinch to preview screens and app drawer?
[Captivate General] Pirateghost:
try it for yourself

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=964583
[Captivate General] antonyvijai:
I took your advice and converted to cognition. 4.1.1. So far so good. Thanks for the suggestion
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] udhna:
nothing here
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chaotik:
for the life of me i cant find the cyan version of this phone icon anywhere!

could someone help me out?? TIA :)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wasya152:
i pretty much understand what rooting is, basically giving yourself admin privileges on the phone. however, i was wondering, if after rooting, does everything else stay stock and will i still get the OTA updates. the reason i'm asking is because i want to install the honeycomb music player on my stock nexus s and i believe i need to root it to do so. if i do the install, i should still get the OTA right?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fosdos4790:
Yes you will still get the ota.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] distortedloop:
Root by itself won't stop you from getting the OTA, but if you mod your system with anything that changes the stock files in /system/app and a few other /system/ subfolders, or the kernel/boot.img file, the OTA will fail since the crc checks in the update script will abort the install once any of those files are checked.

Depending on how you install the honeycomb music player, that alone could be a reason for the update to abort. If it's pushed to your /system/app folder as a replacement (with the same name) as the stock player, the update will abort.
[Off-topic] orb3000:
Hope all friends are ok over there

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Quakes/usb0001r57.php
[Off-topic] lude219:
Al Jazeera feed

Hope everyone makes it out okay. Our prayers are with you. :(
[Off-topic] ridethelight:
Im hearing 7.2-8.9 Im really curious as to which is accurate. For those who dont know, the difference between 7.2 and 8.9 is, 8.9 is over 100 times more powerful.
[Off-topic] ridethelight:
Reports seem to be saying it was 8.9

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richter_magnitude_scale

7.2	938 kilotons(TNT)

8.9	336 megatons(TNT)

1 megaton = 1000 kilotons.

Holy **** that thing was ****ing massive.
[Off-topic] oschlegel:
watching the tsunami live....

crazy the power of nature, praying for everybody overthere...
[Off-topic] orb3000:
[YOUTUBE]Us5JEpu6S94[/YOUTUBE]
[Off-topic] fleurdelisxliv:
That is crazy that tsunami is sick gota be alot of people dead hope not watching it on tv now WOW!
[Off-topic] aventinus:
Yeah it's all over the news. They say the magnitude was 8.9 richter!! The sixth biggest earthquake to be observed. Fortunately Japanese are used to earthquakes and have the know-how for these kind of situations. Let's hope for the best.
[Off-topic] orb3000:
Not only the earthquake, hope Tsunamis are not hitting close shores like Indonesia, Philippines...

http://www.weather.gov/ptwc/
[Off-topic] jhoffy22:
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families affected by the earthquake.

Absolutely catastrophic event we are witnessing on TV. Thousands and thousands of people are dead already - thousands of years of family farm land destroyed - buildings, houses, everything destroyed. Just awful.
[Off-topic] housry23:
I'm with you on this one. Completely devastating earthquake. My prayers go out to everyone affected by this.
[Off-topic] mmegalodon:
Was just reading about it, very unfortunate.
[Off-topic] ~~Tito~~:
I am hoping for the best as well, its really heart wrenching to watch people die live. :(

I hope this doesn't turn out bad.
[Off-topic] echelonMCRhartgrenade:
Ohh Man... Its really hectic here in Honolulu. Traffic, No phone service (ATT,Verzion), Tsunami Sirens going off.. You name it. I'm just glad we have leftover supplies from the last Tsunami warning
[Off-topic] kpowr82:
Come on, thousands and thousands DEAD?? only five confirmed dead which is horrible, but I'm sitting on the can reading this freaking out...it's bad enough you posted in EVO general, the least you could do is report accurately so you don't scare the crap out of people
[Off-topic] conantroutman:
Deepest sympathies to all affected.

The news is now reporting that the waves will affect Latin America, Russia and Australia later.

Lets all hope that the worst is over and as few lives as possible are lost.

Sent from my fingers to your face...
[Off-topic] meltwater:
Only just heard about it, not even read any details on it yet, my thoughts are with you guys and those with loved ones.
[Off-topic] T.C.P:
Tsunami gonna hit all west coast
[Off-topic] orb3000:
Yes with waves of 70 centimeters higher than normal:eek:
[Off-topic] SciFiSurfer:
Thoughts and prayers here too are with those folks over there. Be well, be safe!
[Off-topic] orb3000:
Second one hits 6.6 :(

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-st...hit-by-second-big-earthquake-115875-22983345/
[Off-topic] M_T_M:
I really feel for those guys and their families, my thought and prayers got to them :( :(
[Off-topic] husam666:
what? 2 earthquakes in a day? :eek:

I hope these guys are OK :eek:
[Off-topic] dy57:
Android App to keep in touch with the news...

First of all my prayers and thoughts are with those affected by the earthquake in Japan.

I was inspired by this even to create an app this morning to help folks keep informed, App is in the Market here :

It's free and please forward to others who may want want to keep in-touch via their mobiles.
[Off-topic] Captainkrtek:
One of our XDA staff is in Japan, you may know GrilledCheze, he is an XDA TV member. If anyone gets in contact with him let us know, hope he is well :(
[Off-topic] orb3000:
I´ve sent him a PM today at 2 am, no reply yet, soon as I know something I´ll let you know
[Off-topic] M_T_M:
Oh snap!! he lives over there?? :confused::eek: :eek: :eek:

If he replies...please tell him that we are worried for him,ok :(
[Off-topic] Ampicillin:
Any News about our XDA staff Member ? :( Hope he's fine [-O<
[Off-topic] Fishawy:
My heart & prayers are with the people in Japan .. A devastating catastrophe indeed ..

Wishing safety for our XDA fellow member & all the Japanese families ..
[Off-topic] id.goPLAY:
...and there have a Nuclear problem, see: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-12723092
[Off-topic] souljaboy:
that is very serious , i fear the worst is yet to come ... explosion in a nuclear plant ... government denying that there is any raise in radioactive activity after blast ... while it was raising even prior to that ... i really hope it stops now , that thing can circulate in the atmosphere for years to come if it gets out
[Off-topic] Fishawy:
Yes, I'm fearing another Chernobyl disaster ....
[Off-topic] SciFiSurfer:
This has all the makings of a B-rated horror movie. Hope this doesn't turn into a cluster you-know-what.
[Off-topic] jonny68:
A terrible disaster you think you have problems until you see something as disastrous as this happening. :confused:
[Off-topic] Timberline:
waiting for Godzilla and Mothra to rise and wreak havoc on the earth
[Off-topic] orb3000:
I got a PM from him today, he is ok!
[Off-topic] Fishawy:
Thank you .. Wishing the same for all the families out there.
[Off-topic] GrilledCheze:
Thanks Everyone

Hi Everyone,

Thanks for your concern about my wellbeing. Fortunately, Tokyo didn't suffer to many problems. We still have power and the trains are running intermittently.

They are predicting that we may start to get brownouts in Tokyo due to the multiple nuclear plants that are offline. As you may know, 25% of the electricity here comes from nuclear plants.

They are also predicting that the big quakes may not be over. I've heard some reports say that it will take up to a month before everything settles down. I heard another report that there is a 70% chance of a larger, more devastating earthquake on the way. Naturally, I hope these reports are false, but as I sit here hungry as all get out because the convenience stores are empty, it truly does seem that the Japanese fear the worst is yet to come.

I will try to keep in contact in this thread, but please understand that I have to keep every community I'm in updated on my status (after my family and friends are notified).

Thanks again for your concern, and I will try to answer any questions in this thread or by private message.

Shawn
[Off-topic] Fishawy:
Stay safe mate, may the next days be more peaceful.
[Off-topic] M_T_M:
Glad to heat that you're ok mate.....we all hope everything settles down and Japan can start to rebuild as soon as possible. Stay strong mate and keep us updated, please.
[Off-topic] Barowr:
It is a shock for all of us.
[Off-topic] galaxys:
Devastating long term destruction...take care 'all' over there.
[Off-topic] DooneyInThaA:
Praying for them
[Off-topic] SciFiSurfer:
Be safe and well, Shawn. My thoughts and prayers, as with many others on here, are with you and all those living there with you.

One of my concerns if there was another major earthquake is where, specifically, it would occur. If Tokyo were to get hit, or any of the other major population and/or production centers, it could be essentially game-over for the Japanese economy. This is clearly something I would hope doesn't happen.

My question to Shawn is, are you guys hearing any more reliable information on not just the already-affected/damaged reactor, but on the other ones as well? Between increasing the load on the remaining ones (and the ensuing brown-outs, etc.) and just the general physical stress, I am worried about the others failing. I sure hope not, for everyone's sakes.
[Off-topic] I Am Marino:
My thoughts go out to the people out there, wouldn't wish that on anyone.
[Off-topic] GrilledCheze:
Reliable information and Japanese media are words that do not go in the same sentence.

I have postponed my interview with the dead CPU as I managed to get a rep from kddi. I'm hoping he can talk about the earthquake and how cell service was affected.

The only thing I've heard about power is that they may be scheduling power outages for tokyo to manage.

When I get back to my computer, I'll share a link that has been following the power situation.
[Off-topic] I Am Marino:
I've heard the nuclear plants in the area are in bad shape, a lot of people throwing out doomsday scenarios, what's the update with those?

Sent from my ADR6300 using......blah blah you get the idea.
[Off-topic] cupcake2301:
Take care, mate ! We are closely following the developments on TV. Hope it gets calm as soon as possible. You all are in our thoughts.
[Off-topic] meltwater:
Yep heard that the gov is keeping details limited to keep calm, hopefully it is just a case that things are being dealt with (and they are asking for help if they need it) but don't want speculations about what could happen and how likely things could fail.

I heard a report they were considering some minimal venting to help, I guess the fact they are considering it rather than just doing it is a good sign.

Hopefully the aftershocks will be reducing as much as possible, the pictures of the tsunami were terrible, whole areas just swept away. Hope that as many as possible were able to make it to safe areas.
[Off-topic] GrilledCheze:
At this point, there is no new news about the power situation. We may be rationing power starting tomorrow, but even that is in the planning stages. (Japanese government and emergency response is painfully slow)

I just finished shooting an interview with a Japanese friend of mine. He doesn't have any new information, but its good to hear the information from someone who can natively understand the newscasts.

I don't know if the interview will go up on Wednesday or sooner, but I'll be turning it in to svetius tonight.
[Off-topic] lqaddict:
My thoughts go out to all affected by this tragedy.

It is a major catastrophe hit on Japan since WWII.

Dozens and dozens aftershocks, with a number of 6.4 and higher on the Richter scale.

The North-Eastern prefectures are the most affected, thousands feared to be dead or missing.

The nuclear power plant situation is not clear, and fears of partial nuclear meltdown in at least two reactors are believed.

The worldwide response is unbelievable. The United States is playing one of the major roles providing the needed help to Japanese.

We can only hope that Japanese will find courage and strength to overcome this disaster in coming weeks, months.

P.S. As if it wasn't enough a volcano erupted on Kyushu.
[Off-topic] GrilledCheze:
Here is an update to the situation:

All non-essential (residential) areas of the power grid will be shut down 1 to 2 times a day in the areas around Tokyo for 3 hour blocks. Central Tokyo will mostly stay up and running. Fortunately, I am in an area that will not be losing power. This is expected to go on until April at the earliest.

That being said, we are all taking steps to reduce power consumption. I, for one, would LOVE to turn on my heater, but this blanket should be all I need.

It has also become relatively impossible to buy water. For obvious reasons, no one is interested in drinking tap water, and the bottled water sections of just about any store are sold out. While I hate drinking drinks with calories (other than alcohol :) ), I have only been able to get my hands on sports drinks.

My office has been shut down for the day (and probably the near future), so I will be here to field questions as they come.

Rest assured that, aside from these inconveniences, I am doing fine.

Peace.

Shawn
[Off-topic] conantroutman:
Glad to hear your alright Shawn.

Sent from my fingers to your face...
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
Ignore.. Sorry
[Off-topic] Fishawy:
Japanese people are known to be one of the most organized systematic nations allover the world. So, in case of a reduced power consumption policy, I believe you guys will do just fine.

The hearts and prayers of the Egyptians are with you .. Stay safe.
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
Our prayers go out to the Japanese.
[Off-topic] gav12345:
its time for prayer and for help to come to all that need it and for protection for those that are vonerable and weak and old and disabled
[Off-topic] The El Guapo:
sad, sad day for that part of the world......:(
[Off-topic] xaccers:
This "woman" needs to be sectioned.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UmotTE-VlY

Frankly I'm horrified someone could find it acceptable to rejoice at such a tragedy.

I'm fuming!
[Off-topic] M_T_M:
Whaaaa......? :confused:
[Off-topic] watt9493:
God bless. Praying for minimal loss of life.....
[Off-topic] conantroutman:
Lets all pray that she comes to her senses........

Or gets hit by a bus.......

Sent from my fingers to your face...
[Off-topic] newspeak:
Oh man why does she have to be from my town ....looks like someone got her address and phone number tho...harrasment is not my thing...she is obviously brainwashed ...best to leave her to the crazy
[Off-topic] Fishawy:
Breaking News: A third explosion just happened in the nuclear reactor & the authorities started evacuating .. Live on Al Jazeera English
[Off-topic] orb3000:
And also a volcano eruption...

:(

[YOUTUBE]8PryEz3R1YU[/YOUTUBE]
[Off-topic] GrilledCheze:
Quick update from me: the radiation levels in tokyo are still safe, but due to the lack of food, radiation scare, and potential for a second, more devistating earthquake, I've fled to Osaka. I hope to only stay there a week. I'll keep you posted. (Thank you wimax)
[Off-topic] buntoo:
Yp, My Eldest sister is doing her PhD in Osaka and she was telling that life is still normal in Osaka as it is at far distance from the core area and that many people from Tokyo are shifting to Osaka.

Hope that everything will be settled soon...
[Off-topic] orb3000:
Hope things get better for then Shawn.

All my best.
[Off-topic] fla242:
My heart is with all of you.

Me and my colleagues hope to japanese population to avoid a nuclear disaster in Japan. Japan is already hurted by earthquake and tsunami.

We wish you the best.

From French and Belgium guys
[Off-topic] orb3000:
Must see

http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2011/03/massive_earthquake_hits_japan.html
[Off-topic] Fishawy:
Just horrible .. May the upcoming days be more peaceful ..
[Off-topic] Pauldimar:
And now with the nuclear disaster at hand it could be getting worse and worse!
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
After much warning by my friends elsewhere... I was tempted to say a lot of "funny" things about Japan... but most of my friends say it's too soon, so I'll just share a bit on the usage of humour in a tragedy.

Sadly, too often had I shed tears over catastrophic incidents (like this one) and couldn't really respond correctly. I am often think that I would like my funeral/wake to be a joyous occasion, where friends and family gather around and laugh off at my jokes post-mortem.

So, I tend to like to make jokes at tragedies...

I have in fact, lost count of the number of times I was laughing with tears in my eyes over this recent earthquake.

So, for the more sappy amongst us, I present to you the first batch of heroes of the decade:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fukushima_50
[Off-topic] meltwater:
I hope that they are able to bring the nuclear threat back under control, the consequences are truly terrifying. Also, until it is resolved the people of Japan can't even start to pick up the pieces of their lives and rebuild their shattered homes. I really feel for them!

With things like this and the events which took place in the Gulf, it makes you wonder why governments are allowing such risks to be taken. It is like they have grown complacent and no longer consider the consequences seriously enough.

Great honour and respect must be given to the workers doing all they can to re-gain control over the reactors. True heroes, let just hope that they can.

It is quite normal for people to make light of serious events, but I totally agree that it is best shared only with those which won't be offended and can understand it is your way to make sense of such terrible things (if such a thing is possible). The fact that the situation is far from over, makes this more so.
[Off-topic] ExMM:
I am praying everyday that this bad dream will end up soon.. I am scared for my friends in Tokyo and my GF's family which they are at north Japan, at least.

Many people are evacuating Tokyo arleady, others decided to stay, because of the radiation thread..

If someone is interested, you can follow the Japanese NHK channel live at this address:

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nhk-gtv

God help Japan..
[Off-topic] meltwater:
I've not looked into all the other ways you can donate so forgive me, but here is one which I think is quite impressive and easy (simple paypal transaction)...

DX today has created a "deal" where you can donate US $5 to Japan.

http://www.dealextreme.com/p/please-donate-for-japan-earthquake-hand-in-hand-with-dx-2011311

1) All proceeds generated by sales of this product will be donated to help disaster relief efforts in Japan via Hong Kong Red Cross. (http://www.redcross.org.hk/en/home.html)

2) DX will send you a flashlight with DX Logo in return for your donation. (SKU 47821)

Obviously make your own mind up on this one (clearly it is PR but donations are donations), I think its a good gesture and it makes giving a donation VERY simple (regardless of the flashlight at their own cost). Of course I know nothing of Hong Kong Red Cross or DX internally, but hopefully it is a good way to get donations to the right place fast. Personally, I am not familiar with all the organisations which are around and what they do, so this is a way I can be fairly sure it is going in the right place.

Of course, view the Xda Portal post if you want other donate options:

http://www.xda-developers.com/announcements/help-the-victims-of-the-japanese-earthquake/
[Off-topic] GrilledCheze:
I would like to state briefly that the media is making this out to be a bit worse than it really is. I'm not trying to make light of the situation as I, myself, have fled to Kansai. The US embassy has also issued an order for Americans to return home. (Like a moron, I will stay here with my girlfriend)

All that being said, Fukushima has a relatively low population (thank goodness!), and, while the levels of radiation in Tokyo have gone up, they are still less than the xray i got at my health check last month.

None the less, while I am completely safe, I am working round the clock to ensure that all the students at my university are safe as well.

Here's to hoping for improvements in the coming week.

Here is a youtube video for Japanese children that helps explain the nuclear issue: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sakN2hSVxA
[Off-topic] orb3000:
Yeah, media always put emphasis on the bad to scare everyone, glad to know things are not so bad as everyone thinks:)

Thanks for keeping us updated Shawn, wish you the best and good luck on your task with students.

Looking forward to hear from you.

Cheers,

P.S. Great video!

I am posting it here as well:)

[YOUTUBE]5sakN2hSVxA[/YOUTUBE]
[Off-topic] ExMM:
Always good to know people opinions.. thanks for sharing the video and for give me a little bit of your experience during this messy situation.

I believe in Japan and in his way to try to do always their best in any situation.