SparksMod Themes Optimized Using PNG Crush Brute Method - G1 Themes and Wallpapers

This thread will be simply for SparksMod Rom Themes. The latest rom is based off of CM6.1.0-DS, so it will work on the stock base as well. So enough talking and lets get to the info:
Credits for the base Theme goes to Cyanogenmod team which can be seen here: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Compile_CyanogenMod_for_Dream_and_Sapphire
Credits for the theme(s): http://www.sdx-developers.com/sdx/dj07-black-chrome/
Credits for the png script used to optimize the theme and boot animations goes to Lithid on the cyanogenmod forums:
http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/user/2311-lithid/
Windows animations can be seen here. All of the transitions are from here except for two .xml's: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=814072
Crisvillani added in two xml's that are needed to work on cm6.1.0 framework, which are slide_in_left.xml and slide_in_right.xml
So what are these and what do they do?:
Well they are for the pulldown bar that allows you to swipe your notifications away either to the left or the right. So far I have only seen them in cm6.1.0 based roms. Without these, we would not have that function and would result in soft reboots if not present.
I ported this theme over to work on cm6.1.0, otherwise will not work as is for the Samsung Moment phone
Instructions: Do a Nandroid Backup! Reboot into recovery and flash the theme, that's it! It will auto-reboot for you and boot your phone up as normal
Themes:
BlackChrome-First theme, hope you all like it
This theme also included my latest SparksMod wallpapaers
http://www.mediafire.com/?mmr9sbn6cplm6g4
Bootanimations
http://www.mediafire.com/?mmr9sbn6cplm6g4
CM Theme: http://www.mediafire.com/?mmr9sbn6cplm6g4
Usage:
Step 1:
First cd to your folder that you want to crush. All I do is drag the folders that I want to crush like drawable-mdpi ect to my home folder. That way the only thing I have to cd to in termial is the folder itself. /home/$cd drawable-mdpi
Step 2:
Copy and paste this code into termial and press enter. It could take awhile for it to finish, and uses the Brute method which is the best method of compression available, enjoy!
Code:
#!/bin/sh
for png in `find $1 -name "*.png"`;
do
echo "crushing $png"
pngcrush -brute "$png" temp.png
mv -f temp.png $png
done;

thank u again sparks...

Finally
So glad you did this I hinted around for a while. Good your builds needed their own theme section when I get to make one for the new build I'll send it to you to add to the OP. Thanks Sparks
I want everybody to know Sparksco is one of the most helpful people on XDA he goes out of his way for people he doesn't even know all the time...Hit the thanks button often he deserves it!

just a question, can u just flash this through recovery? or terminal, if so what commands to flash this through terminal

badboy68 said:
just a question, can u just flash this through recovery? or terminal, if so what commands to flash this through terminal
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You don't need to do anything in termial, just flash it through recovery as long as you are on cm6.1.0-DS or any other rom based on it will work fine. And it doesn't matter what radio or spl your on

Do I flash the bootanimations through recovery?
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zay012 said:
Do I flash the bootanimations through recovery?
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Yes
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lol it didnt work for my, and i have android 2.2.1 flashed
and i install it with the recovery =O

thank u again sparks...

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Cooking My 1st Rom (Experts plzzzz have a look :o)

hey everyone
i'm trying to build my first rom, not sure what i am doing but still trying
i would like to list what i've done, and i would love if Dev's could confirm/correct what i've done.
So this is my status :
** Env: winxp & VMware (linux ubuntu 10.11)
1- Kitchen : dsixda-Android-Kitchen-0.188-0-ge5d2a45
url: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
2- Rom : Pre-rooted Stock Gingerbread (3.14.405.1)
url: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1200261
3- using Kernel Gingercakes0.9cfs_2way_HAVS
url: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1254272
- extracted current Rom's Kernel (using kitchen), replaced zImage, then re-packed boot.img,
also replaced bcm4329.ko at /system/lib/modules with the one in the Kernel's update zip file.
4- added ext4 support (the Mod was at the rom thread)
- by adding the lib/modules files & the init.d/00ext4 file
5- deodexed both /system/app & /system/framework : using the kitchen menu.
6- added NANO editor : using the kitchen menu.
7- custom bootanimation functionality (/data/local) : using kitchen menu.
8- zipaligned apk files under /system/app : using kitchen menu.
i will continue adding mods and so, but i need someone -please- to confirm or correct my steps
one major thing i am not sure about is that i can use the gingercackes kernel with a bravo rom?
i mean not a ported Rom from Ace.
also there was more than one update package for kernel to use, i picked cfs_2way_HAVS as a test
there were more like SVS and so.. what is the diferences -short words will be good -
any help will be gratfuly appreciated.
thanks.
This isn't building a Rom, this is taking someone else's rooted stock and adding options using dsixda kitchen. There isn't really anything that can go wrong. Children can do it. In fact they do...
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rootSU said:
This isn't building a Rom, this is taking someone else's rooted stock and adding options using dsixda kitchen. There isn't really anything that can go wrong. Children can do it. In fact they do...
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OMG that was OUCH
ok i said i am new , don't know if words are really critical this way
build , customize , or adding options ...
i am not claiming it for me, as i mentioned all URLs i used
so i am not stealing anyone's hard work ... right?
i was really happy when i saw a reply to my thread, but really got surprised when i red it.
just like a pull-back
even you did not answer any question ...
thanks .
Sorry, not meant to be a dig. You just select what options you want and select build. If you can press buttons on a keyboard, you're doing it right. It can't be simpler. There is literally no advice to give.
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rootSU said:
Sorry, not meant to be a dig. You just select what options you want and select build. If you can press buttons on a keyboard, you're doing it right. It can't be simpler. There is literally no advice to give.
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no problem.
hello again,
in case anyone still interested . the rom as described above was flashed and successfully booted
- the compass still not fixed in the kernel
i will try SNQ's kernel ...
- will try to add trackpad-wake.
- maybe adding the extended power menu.

[APP] 'ODEX ME': Odexing deodexed roms for a BOOST IN PERFORMANCE

Hello Galaxy Nexus Xda Users!
Informations:
Here is a simple apk to odex automatically, easily and securely deodexed roms.
This apk has been coded by the famous Paul Obrien from Modaco Roms and Forums.
This guy is just a genious.
The original apk has been done for Galaxy S II but it works on Galaxy Nexus (tested working). --> Original thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1215271
Paul is even using it in his own Galaxy Nexus 4.0.4 Custom Rom here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1487056
But I tested the apk on other 4.0.3 deodexed roms that you can find in the development section of the Galaxy Nexus and it is working perfectly (Aokp odexed rom is wonderful...)
Odexing a deodexed rom is giving you a boost in smoothness (you can see it in the launcher or in scrolling through system apps), performance and battery.
It gives you the flexibility to have a custom rom with modified system, framework and design AND all the tweaks that come with a custom rom in addition to the performance of an odexed stock rom.
To use it:
1) make sure you have a custom rooted rom / kernel with init.d support (scripts must be able to run at boot: it is a folder in /system/etc). It is very important or it won't run pre-boot scripts... Thanks to open1your1eyes0 who remarked it.
You can try this useful application to add init.d support to your ROM / kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1933849
2) make sure that you don't have transparent status bar before odexing or you will loose your bar after odexing... (for AOKP users for example). Thanks to frantic912 who noticed it.
3) simply put the apk in /system/app folder with a file browser like "Root Explorer" (the folder must be in RW mode to copy the file)
4) do a nandroid backup in cwm and / or titanium backup of all your apps (even the system ones like Gmail)
5) then go to the launcher
6) tap "Odex me"
7) follow the instructions
It will:
1) reboot your phone
2) odex all the system staying on a black screen or on the Google screen a bit longer than normally (but it's normal)
3) put a ".odex" file with each app in /system/app
4) reboot again
5) go back to home
--> You will then see your boost in smoothness!
For people who are not convinced: check that: http://android.stackexchange.com/qu...e-difference-between-odexed-and-deodexed-roms
To see if it worked:
- Go to /system/app folder and see if there is a ".odex extension" for each system apk.
I attached the apk to this thread for ease of use.
Please write here your tests, opinions, questions, and thank Paul (and me for giving you this info ) for this wonderful and simple apk.
P.S. Please read reports from other users in the thread before trying the apk as some users seem to loose their status bar if they set transparency effects or some of them are having "force closes" if the rom they are using is too much themed...
P.S.2. Pay attention please, as androidphone2012 intelligently noticed, this apk can only odex *.apk files. The system framework is not odexed by it. To odex the framework too, please use the following script instead. It odexes *.apk files and Framework *.jar files too.
--> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2278586
If you already ran the apk to odex apk files, do not flash that zip: re-flash your ROM, GApps and MODs you're using and then flash the zip.
For your information, I tested the CM10.1 zip from the thread on my AOKP latest nightly build version and it worked flawlessly.
Looks cool. Nothing is attached to your post though.
Can I use it on other devices? (Galaxy si900)
I don't think this works. It rebooted and when I booted back and checked, there were no .odex files in the /system/app folder. Has anyone else got it working?
FYI, tested on 4.0.4 stock deodexed ROM.
raing said:
Looks cool. Nothing is attached to your post though.
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Oups Sorry.
I was at work, I attached it but maybe when I posted the thread, it didn't put it...
I reuploaded it...
It's ok now.
Disregard previous post...
Did not have init.d support. Very important or it won't run pre-boot scripts!
raXoN91 said:
Can I use it on other devices? (Galaxy si900)
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You can try, it could work.
I will try this week end as I go to a friend who has a Galaxy S and I will test on his phone.
Will report after but you could do a nandroid backup, test by yourself and report here too
open1your1eyes0 said:
Disregard previous post...
Did not have init.d support. Very important or it won't run pre-boot scripts!
Flashed init.d boot image. All good now.
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Thanks. I knew that. Just forgot to post it.
I modified OP to inform about that.
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So apparently I spoke to soon...
The app ran this time but after the reboot and odex process, my SystemUI wouldn't load and I ended up with no notification bar up top or any soft-keys at all. Also it was back to stock wallpaper. Not sure what happened, it looked like everything went through fine but I guess my SystemUI is borked.
Recovering from backup now...
I am not sure what caused this issue. I did have modded soft-keys and battery icon however, but I don't see why this would matter if a lot of the custom ROMs have modded soft-keys anyway. I would like to point out this was on stocked deodexed 4.0.4 ROM. If this works for anyone else, I would surely like to know. MAKE SURE you backup before trying.
Thank you Flolep
It works great for me, but I don't know why Gmail disappeared. But it's still in /system/app, so I tried to install and I get this : Application not installed
k0yuki said:
Thank you Flolep
It works great for me, but I don't know why Gmail disappeared. But it's still in /system/app, so I tried to install and I get this : Application not installed
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It's a system app so you can't "install" it. It has to be flashed into the ROM. I have a feeling this app is not exactly the most reliable in working with all the apks.
open1your1eyes0 said:
It's a system app so you can't "install" it. It has to be flashed into the ROM. I have a feeling this app is not exactly the most reliable in working with all the apks.
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Well. I didn't have any problem with it... Gmail was still there and my framework and system ui didn't have any problem after reboot...
I tried with modaco 4.0.4 rom that is near stock 4.0.4 deodexed rom and I tried with heavily customized aokp latest aokp build 25 rom, configured for my needs, battery percent, toggles, navigation controls in blue, etc, etc, and all worked seamlessly...
I add to first thread to do a nandroid backup before launching the process.
+ +
open1your1eyes0 said:
So apparently I spoke to soon...
The app ran this time but after the reboot and odex process, my SystemUI wouldn't load and I ended up with no notification bar up top or any soft-keys at all. Also it was back to stock wallpaper. Not sure what happened, it looked like everything went through fine but I guess my SystemUI is borked.
Recovering from backup now...
I am not sure what caused this issue. I did have modded soft-keys and battery icon however, but I don't see why this would matter if a lot of the custom ROMs have modded soft-keys anyway. I would like to point out this was on stocked deodexed 4.0.4 ROM. If this works for anyone else, I would surely like to know. MAKE SURE you backup before trying.
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same as me...i'm using AOKP M3....but odex file is created on /system/app....maybe i need to backup framework-res.apk & restore it back after deodexed...
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frantic912 said:
same as me...i'm using AOKP M3....but odex file is created on /system/app....maybe i need to backup framework-res.apk & restore it back after deodexed...
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Or try build 25 of aokp... It works for me...
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I will keep in view for this app until more success cases reported
But I definitely will try after back from my vacation, wouldn't risk to brick my device on a trip ;p
I finally found the problem...
I forgot that the custom ROM I'm using needs a sort of modded Gapps pack to be install via CWM.
I think here is the issue.
Worked fine for me. GSM GN on AOKP B25. Just make a backup in cwm before you do it. Worst case scenario: it boot loops, you pop the battery, boot into recovery and restore.
Do you know the muffin man?
need to wipe n install b25 from m3....it's worth..?
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frantic912 said:
need to wipe n install b25 from m3....it's worth..?
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Well, for me, it is worth it as the added functionalities are very good...
did u notice any different after odex....mine before this at Quadrant got score 3250, now just 2500....

[GUIDE] How to mod your stock ROM

Overview
This is my second GUIDE post. My first GUIDE explains how to compile the kernel from source. Follow that guide first before reading on. You can find it here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1516051
This guide will get you started on how to modify your file-system (ROM). I will go over some examples of changing your phone functionality to show you how things are done. After that it is up to you to change what ever you want.
This first post will contain general information and requirements. The 2nd post will have guides on how to modify the initramfs. The 3rd post will have example modifications of the ROM.
These instructions work for both T989 (T-Mobile) and I727 (AT&T) variants of the Samsung Galaxy S2 phones. I do not take any credit for these instructions. I am just gathering what I learned from other posts and articles. I have listed the references below.
Requirements
The following instructions assumes you are using Ubuntu. I am using version 10.10.
ADB Setup
Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is a command line tool that allows you to command your phone via a USB connection. This requires you to turn on "USB debugging" on your phone. To do this on your phone goto Settings->Applications->Development. Make sure "USB debugging" is checked.
To get ADB and setup the USB driver go here: http://esausilva.com/2010/05/13/setting-up-adbusb-drivers-for-android-devices-in-linux-ubuntu/
Java Setup
In order to change the functionality of your Android system you will sometimes need to edit the jar/apk files. To do this you will need the Java Development Kit (JDK). Install the JDK with this:
Code:
sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
Still Under Construction
How To Modify Initramfs
If you ever flash any of the custom ROM released by the great developers found in this forum you should be familiar with the terms "insecure kernel" and "init.d support." With an "insecure kernel" you can easily root your phone by bypassing the security through using ADB. With "init.d support" you can make automatic scripts to run at bootup. Both of these features require you to modify your initramfs.
In this post I will show you how to modify your initramfs to enable these features and in the future I will add more examples here.
If you do not know what a initramfs is or where to get it then you need to read my first GUIDE here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1516051
Insecure Kernel
An insecure kernel allows ADB as root and commands like "adb remount" to enable write mode for your system. To make an insecure kernel it is a matter of modify the file "default.prop" in your initramfs. Open up this file with a text editor and change the line
Code:
ro.secure=1
to
Code:
ro.secure=0
After you make the change recompile the kernel with the modified initramfs using my kernel building guide. If you search in the forums there are guides on how to use your insecure kernel to root your phone.
Change Boot Image
In the initramfs folder you will find "initlogo.rle" This is the logo that appears during boot. You can replace this with a custom image as long as the format is compatible. When I have time, I will post the programs to convert from "rle->raw->png" and back "png->raw->rle" (search for "from565" and "to565").
Init.d Support
TODO (Sorry I have been really busy lately. I'll post this as soon as I get some free time. Basically you need to modify "init.rc" in your initramfs directory)
Introduction to Modifying ROM
In this post I will explain how to modify your stock ROM to include features like "volume wake-up" and more.
Getting your stock ROM
First we need to get a copy of your ROM. I found the easiest way to get this is to flash ClockworkMod and doing a backup of your phone to an external sd card. Connect your phone to your computer and grab the file called "system.ext4.tar" in your backup folder. This is your filesystem or ROM. Extract it to a working folder.
If you do not have ClockworkMod, please search the forums for instructions. ClockworkMod is a replacement for your default "Recovery" partition.
System folders
Here is a walkthrough of the folder structure of the system:
app\ - folder containing your apps (apk)
bin\ - folder containing binary executables
csc\ - consumer software customization, contains the software packages specific to your carrier
etc\ - system configurations
fonts\ - fonts folder
framework\ - folder containing android core files
lib\ - folder containing libraries (like .dll in windows) and modules (drivers)
media\ - folder containing media files
T9DB\ - looks like it contains keyboard layouts
tts\ - text to speech
usr\ - user settings
vsc\ - ????
xbin\ - alternate folder to hold binary executables???
build.prop - android settings file
CSCFiles.txt - carrier specific configuration file???
CSCVersion.txt - Configuration version???
SW_Configuration.xml - List of version numbers
The folders with question marks I am not sure of. If you know please post them here and I will update the list.
Understanding Odex and Deodex
Before getting your hands dirty, you need to know what odex and deodex means. Here is a good article on the issue: http://www.talkandroid.com/guides/m...n-the-all-inclusive-explanation/#.T1f7BN7Km9V
Remove Apps
All of your stock apps are in the "app" directory. You can remove all the bloat apps from this directory if you like.
Change Android Settings
You can modify "build.prop" in you system directory to change different Android settings. You can read more about the different settings here:
http://www.android-hilfe.de/root-ha...imus-3d/145592-tweaks-scripts-collection.html
Volume Wakeup
This volume wakeup guide was adapted from these two guides: http://www.jordanhotmann.com/2011/08/how-to-change-default-orientation-of.html and http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=18226553
In this guide I will show you how to modify your system files to allow waking up your phone with the volume keys instead of just the power key. This will prolong the life of the power key.
Requirements
This mod requires an edit to a jar file (Java archived file), specifically the file "/system/framework/android.policy.jar." To do this we need some tools that will disassemble the jar or apk file so we can edit the source code. After that we need to assemble it back and overwrite the original file(s).
Download the 4 files located here (smali-1.3.2.jar, baksmali-1.3.2.jar, baksmali, and smali): http://code.google.com/p/smali/downloads/list
Put the 4 files in a folder which is included in your path. For example, I placed the files in my home directory under a folder called bin (~/bin). Then in my ".bashrc" file I have this call at the end of the script:
PATH=~/bin:$PATH
This allows you to make calls to "baksmali" and "smali" in any directory.
Still Under Construction
To Do List
- How to make ClockworkMod flashable ROM. I have no clue how to do this. I always modify my ROM in place using "root explorer" and/or ABD, so I have never needed to flash a new one. It would be great if someone can post a guide on how to do this. Thanks.
*Update - See post #7. Thanks to one5
- How to modify cpu voltage and frequency
- How to change boot animation
My Request
I am still very new to all of this and android in general. I learned everything I posted here from reading other guides and articles on the internet and this forum. Through my searching, I found that the information on this stuff are there but very spread out making it very hard to find. This is why I started these guides to help out noobs like me. A central place where all the T989 (and I727, didn't forget you guys) noobs can come to learn.
I thank anyone for thanking me but my goal is to not get my "thank you" meter up. All I ask is if you learn something in regards to android development, please post up a GUIDE so everyone can benefit.
Also, my last request is if you see any errors or optimization to my steps please leave a note and I will change them.
Thank you.
References
http://esausilva.com/2010/05/13/setting-up-adbusb-drivers-for-android-devices-in-linux-ubuntu/
http://www.jordanhotmann.com/2011/08/how-to-change-default-orientation-of.html
http://www.neopeek.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=6801
http://www.talkandroid.com/guides/m...n-the-all-inclusive-explanation/#.T1a_ed7Km9V
http://www.freeyourandroid.com/guide/de-odexing_with_baksmali
Can't wait to read the full guide.
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+1 can't wait for full guide.
Maybe i can do my own roms. If i trust myself.. Lol
cheers!!
How to make ClockworkMod flashable ROM
To make a flashable ROM:
Make a folder to dump the files from your phone, for example a folder named ROM on your desktop.
From CMD: adb pull / C:\Users\(yourusername)\Desktop\ROM
Download AutoUpdateCreator
Open CreateUpdateZip.exe and follow the directions.
Your ROM will be added to the generatedZips folder.
one5,
Thanks for the guide on making the ROM flashable.
one5 said:
To make a flashable ROM:
Make a folder to dump the files from your phone, for example a folder named ROM on your desktop.
From CMD: adb pull / C:\Users\(yourusername)\Desktop\ROM
Download AutoUpdateCreator
Open CreateUpdateZip.exe and follow the directions.
Your ROM will be added to the generatedZips folder.
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thanks for the link. this is way nicer than doing it by hand.
Reserved
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how could I easily make my phones kernel inscure... Semms like it should be easy but not sure... Im on ICS so befor I go doing all this just wanted to know if their was a easy way to get adb up and running again. without making a whole kernel I guess is what I want to know
Rushing said:
how could I easily make my phones kernel inscure... Semms like it should be easy but not sure... Im on ICS so befor I go doing all this just wanted to know if their was a easy way to get adb up and running again. without making a whole kernel I guess is what I want to know
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If your on the stock T-mobile ICS update, just root it with the oden method. If your on one of the roms on here than you probably are already insecure.
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one5 said:
To make a flashable ROM:
Make a folder to dump the files from your phone, for example a folder named ROM on your desktop.
From CMD: adb pull / C:\Users\(yourusername)\Desktop\ROM
Download AutoUpdateCreator
Open CreateUpdateZip.exe and follow the directions.
Your ROM will be added to the generatedZips folder.
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Works like a charm!! However, that command will also pull all data off int. & ext. sd storage. I was meaning to back them up any ways lol. Thanks to you and op!
Rushing said:
how could I easily make my phones kernel inscure... Semms like it should be easy but not sure... Im on ICS so befor I go doing all this just wanted to know if their was a easy way to get adb up and running again. without making a whole kernel I guess is what I want to know
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Here is a guide if your stock. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=23343879
This ROM AOSP, or TW, o wait, its neither.
It doesn't have to be a rom to be under development, loopy. Guides are very helpful to the community.
No offense loopdog just saying...
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Rushing said:
It doesn't have to be a rom to be under development, loopy. Guides are very helpful to the community.
No offense loopdog just saying...
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Guides are indeed very helpful and this looks like a good one. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I was under the impression that any thread in development had to involve coding. It had to provide something that can be flashed or installed. IMHO, guides and tutorials; in general. Questions, of course Q&A. Apps and themes, pretty self explainetary. Development, all that is done thru coding involving Android and is flashable
Agreed my friend but I've noticed that on many forums guides may go under development and even get stickied in some cases. Just saying the scope is just a bit more wide than flashables and code oriented posts... TheRe should be a section just for guides I think that would make it really easy to find guides anyway... Peace threadjack over .
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15 toggles
Any known Guides to implement 15 Toggles to a TW Rom ??? can't find one for our device !!!
Thanks
Tornade69 said:
Any known Guides to implement 15 Toggles to a TW Rom ??? can't find one for our device !!!
Thanks
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Yes. well what do you mean exactly by implement?
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Rushing said:
Yes. well what do you mean exactly by implement?
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I want to add this mod in my own custom rom but can't find how to do it...
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[MOD]Jelly Bean windows animations(and more) SENSE/CM9..UPDATE 14.10.2012

INTRODUCTION:
It´s like this folks:Usualy when i get into new device forum,i like to give something to the community...i am a cooperative guy,aprecciate all the works others are doing...and i like relaxed atmosphere all around.
SO,without further delay and my rambling...i made few CWM flashable Zip files to make it easier for all of you.
These are modifications to your framework and after flashing your phone will have JELLY BEAN Windows animations...also many others like fly in windows,etc...every Zip is going to have a name that explains it.
HOWTO:
1.download the Zip of your choice and put it on root of your SD
2.Be smart and backup your current Rom(although i will be providing undo zips as well)
3.reboot in recovery>wipe cache and dalvik cache
4.install zip from SD>choose ZIp(one you want)
5.flash it,go back>reboot system and enjoy.
NOTE!!! SENSE AND CM9 Animations are separated clearly down below...READ BEFORE DOWNLOADING.
ALSO...DO NOT FLASH THIS ON ROM THAT HAVE APM(advanced power menu),IT WILL PROBABLY BREAK YOUR FRAMEWORK,AND LEAVING YOU IN BOOT SCREEN OR BOOTLOOP...ILL TRY MAKING NEW FILES FOR SUCH ROMS
Thanks to ckpv5 and 1ceb0x for pointing that out
I WOULD LOVE SOME FEEDBACK AND CLICKING THAT THANKS BUTTON IS WELCOMED IF YOU LIKE THIS MODS.
ENJOY!!!
SENSE MOD:
NEW...ICS (Nexus stock) Animations ZIP http://www.mediafire.com/?szpei09m78n5ecg
UNDO ZIP http://www.mediafire.com/?cmqz8wc16tmqckj
JELLY BEAN ANIMATION ZIP http://www.mediafire.com/?0nqbn1q9tasq6iw
UNDO ZIP http://www.mediafire.com/?14amwgk12k002i7
FLY IN WINDOWS ANIMATION ZIP http://www.mediafire.com/?zk0w0b0kdi0eorh
UNDO ZIP http://www.mediafire.com/?e18elsyd2soz0bi
FOLD WINDOWS ANIMATIONS ZIP http://www.mediafire.com/?j1rc2bs5l2cvcv7
UNDO ZIP http://www.mediafire.com/?wcfqhbwh6v9etml
NEW>FLIP ANIMATION ZIP http://www.mediafire.com/?qdxttoz2lndgcob
UNDO ZIP http://www.mediafire.com/?gda998dn1a3gw31
I´LL BE ADDING MORE...AND I APOLOGIZE FOR EXTERNAL LINKS,BUT SOMETHING DID NOT LET ME UPLOAD THEM HERE DIRECTLY...
IF YOU WANT TO REVERT TO YOUR ROM DEFAULT ANIMATION JUST FLASH THE ˝UNDO ZIP˝ PROVIDED BELOW EVERY ANIMATION LINK....SAME PROCEDURE AS FOR FLASHING ANIMATIONS....READ THE STEPS ABOVE.
CM9 MOD:
FOR DEODEXED SENSE ROMS WITH APM(only for APM by Jotha )
Remeber to go in developers options and set the speed of animations per your liking
If any problems report it here...this was tested on myONE V RC3 with APM by Jotha
PROCEDURE OF FLASHING DESCRIBED IN FIRST POST
ENJOY!!!
this is greaaaat... thanks for share with us..
we need dev like you...
Will Try it
Hi
The JellyBean animation is nice, but it will break any ROM with APM. So I guess it is more for a stock ROM or Custom ROM without APM.
Do you mind if I make use of your files for my ROM - myONEv RC3.0 and future release ?
Thanks
Thanks for this. I'll be flashing these on my phone with the JMZoneV3 Rom so I'll let you know if they work.
If you are making some zips using APM as well you will be our hero. Cheers!
spiderio said:
this is greaaaat... thanks for share with us..
we need dev like you...
Will Try it
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thanks...í´m no dev,i know a few things,but i dont see my self as a developer,just sharing the stuff i am capable of doing..
ckpv5 said:
Hi
The JellyBean animation is nice, but it will break any ROM with APM. So I guess it is more for a stock ROM or Custom ROM without APM.
Do you mind if I make use of your files for my ROM - myONEv RC3.0 and future release ?
Thanks
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Sure mate,no problem,next time if you like something of mine feel free to take it and use it,no need for asking...you dont have to give credits too...you can mention me somewhere or click thanx,i´m not vain,dont care for that stuff....we are in OPEN SOURCE community...so as i said...FEEL FREE
MonsterNo7 said:
Thanks for this. I'll be flashing these on my phone with the JMZoneV3 Rom so I'll let you know if they work.
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thanks,and please do,cause i know nothing about cdma device
1ceb0x said:
If you are making some zips using APM as well you will be our hero. Cheers!
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thanks,just arrived home mate,so i will spend some time on it later and update the thread with UNDO Zips and maybe some new files
CHEERS!!!
Flashed the first zip. Works great. Am i supposed to flash all 3, or just the one i want?
MonsterNo7 said:
Flashed the first zip. Works great. Am i supposed to flash all 3, or just the one i want?
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Only one that you want. Those are three types of animations to choose for.
Is this works on CM9 ?
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Fikus011 said:
NOTE!!!
I tried these on sense Rom...i do not know will this work with CM9...i am going to try and make them for CM9 too when i got time,and if reported as not working with this.
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read ^
op updated....new animation added and undo zip files for matching animations.
thanks for feedback folks...and as i said ill try making and adding new stuff.
Cheers!!!
OP UPDATED
now you can enjoy these mods on CM9 too...
dont forget to thank the devs that make these roms too:good:
for APM + animations you need to strip down the framework file (and maybe the jar policy also) and add your mod there. The APM files you can find them in here
i know it takes time to make these, but it will be really appreciated!
Had to restore from backup. Not sure why, but after I flashed the zip, my power button menu stopped pulling up. Instead of giving me the options to go to recovery, bootloader, etc, my phone would just do a quick reboot if I held down the button.
I don't know how flashing the window animations could be the cause of it, but I do know that it's the only thing I did. After I restored, the menu started working again.
1ceb0x said:
for APM + animations you need to strip down the framework file (and maybe the jar policy also) and add your mod there. The APM files you can find them in here
i know it takes time to make these, but it will be really appreciated!
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tnx m8,will see what i can do...
Nova Launcher have these animations also.
If someone doesn't want to mess with installing these zip's...
MonsterNo7 said:
Had to restore from backup. Not sure why, but after I flashed the zip, my power button menu stopped pulling up. Instead of giving me the options to go to recovery, bootloader, etc, my phone would just do a quick reboot if I held down the button.
I don't know how flashing the window animations could be the cause of it, but I do know that it's the only thing I did. After I restored, the menu started working again.
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That's because of APM integrated in your ROM. As mentioned earlier, this mod will break the APM, unless it is done to your ROM's framework-res.apk.
JA_SAM said:
Nova Launcher have these animations also.
If someone doesn't want to mess with installing these zip's...
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This Zip files are if you want to have these animations and keep your Rosie(stock launcher) and all Sense widgets working...of course i am talking about Sense stock Rom.
Cheers!!!
ckpv5 said:
That's because of APM integrated in your ROM. As mentioned earlier, this mod will break the APM, unless it is done to your ROM's framework-res.apk.
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I will update OP with warning about that,i guess people dont read whole threads :good:

[SCRIPT]Automatic Porting![Windows and Linux][Works with all devices now!]

I just wrote a script that would automatically port ANY carrier's gs3 roms to ANY other carrier's devices
So now u can use all the roms other carriers get
Let me know if there are any errors(not including not found errors)
THIS ON OMG! DROID
http://omgdroid.com/script-released...-iii-custom-rom-to-any-other-carriers-device/
The future of this:
1. Ill add all the proprietary files from all the carriers so u dont have to have a base. DONE
2. UNIVERSAL ZIPS FOR ALL US GS3S THIS WILL TAKE A LONG TIME CUZ I HAVE TO LEARN HOW TO USE AROMA OR WRITE AN UPDATER-SCRIPT BUT IT WILL COME!!!(If anyone wants to teach me how to do those just pm me.) DONE BUT NOT GONNA RELEASE YET
3.Ability to automatically port ANY phones ROM to ANY other phone as long as they have the same dpi, manufacturer, and arm version. WORKING ON THIS. LEARNING PYTHON
How to use:
Linux:
1. download the rom u want to port and a rom on the SAME android version as the rom u want to port
2. unzip both of them and place both folders in the same folder
3. download the script and place it in the folder with the two rom folders
4. open a terminal and cd to the directory
5. run:
Code:
chmod +x portscript.sh
./portscript.sh
6. PROFIT
FOR WINDOWS I RECOMMEND CYGWIN AND THE LINUX VERSION. THE WINDOWS VERSION IS KINDA MESSED UP.
Windows(experimental):
1. download the rom u want to port and a rom on the SAME android version as the rom u want to port
2. unzip both of them and place both folders in the same folder
3. download the script and place it in the folder with the two rom folders
4. rename the rom you want to port's folder to port
5. double-click on portscript.bat
6. PROFIT
How to port rom from galaxy nexus or any other xhdpi armv7 samsung device:
1. inside ur base rom, open META-INF/com/google/android/updater-script as a text file and copy the mount points (like mount(/dev/block/mmcblk0p8, /system) you would copy /dev/blockmmcblk0p8)
2. Download script and do the porting procedure
3. open up the rom u are porting's META-INF/com/google/android/updater-script and replace the mounting with the values u copied.
4. save and move the updater-script to ur base's META-INF/com/google/android/ and replace
NEW!!!
NO NEED FOR BASE:
1. download the nobase script zip and extract it somewhere
2. download a device's proprietary files zip and extract it into the folder of the script
3. run the script and follow directions!
how to add a device to the nobase script:
download and unpack the zip with ur desired carrier/android version
run the portdiffs.sh and follow directions!
Disclaimer:
Im not responsible for anything that might go wrong
Changelog:
v3: more fixes
v2: fixed update-binary being update_binary
DLs:
.bat s are windows, .sh is linux.
portscriptnobase is linux
https://docs.google.com/folder/d/0B2qlFDXo6JOreUY3RjFkRm1aeFU/edit
Thanks to d3athsd00r for helping
does this apply for international GS3????
ice3186 said:
does this apply for international GS3????
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Probably
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What!! No way dude!!
White Hot! GS3.
cpu999 said:
I just wrote a script that would automatically port ANY carrier's gs3 roms to ANY other carrier's devices
So now u can use all the roms other carriers get
Let me know if there are any errors(not including not found errors)
How to use:
1. download the rom u want to port and a rom on the SAME android version as the rom u want to port
2. unzip both of them and place both folders in the same folder
3. download the script and place it in the folder with the two rom folders
4. open a terminal and cd to the directory
5. run:
Code:
chmod +x portscript.sh
./portscript.sh
6. PROFIT
Disclaimer:
Im not responsible for anything that might go wrong
DLs:
Realease 1 (Prealpha)
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I am probably treading into an area that I have no business going to - but I would love to try this - and don't have enough knowledge to follow your instructions - was hoping you could explain the last few steps - I am going to sound like a real noob - but I don't understand some of the language -
what do you mean when you say "open a terminal and cd to the directory" ? if you can simplify that a little - I think I can do this and would love to try -
I think it means that I need to put save the roms and the script you have provided and place them in my C drive - then open a command prompt in that file (shift and right click I believe) is that correct?
second question - when I tried to download the file you provided from the lnk - it opened GOOGLE DRIVE and said I needed to request permission to access the file - ? I clicked request and am now waiting for some kind of response
?
cpu999 said:
Probably
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No that will not work. If this does simple recovery mount point changes & build prop changes that will work for the family of SGS3 that share the same hardware. It will not work for i9300 as that has a different set of hardware. Thus, different libs and what not.
I doubt this script has the ability to decompile & merge correctly smali. Or has a downloadable collection of libs for i9300. Probably only works for the SGS3 variants like AT&T, telus, tmobile, etc.
iBotPeaches said:
No that will not work. If this does simple recovery mount point changes & build prop changes that will work for the family of SGS3 that share the same hardware. It will not work for i9300 as that has a different set of hardware. Thus, different libs and what not.
I doubt this script has the ability to decompile & merge correctly smali. Or has a downloadable collection of libs for i9300. Probably only works for the SGS3 variants like AT&T, telus, tmobile, etc.
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Thanks
will be adding that to the OP
mocsab said:
I am probably treading into an area that I have no business going to - but I would love to try this - and don't have enough knowledge to follow your instructions - was hoping you could explain the last few steps - I am going to sound like a real noob - but I don't understand some of the language -
what do you mean when you say "open a terminal and cd to the directory" ? if you can simplify that a little - I think I can do this and would love to try -
I think it means that I need to put save the roms and the script you have provided and place them in my C drive - then open a command prompt in that file (shift and right click I believe) is that correct?
second question - when I tried to download the file you provided from the lnk - it opened GOOGLE DRIVE and said I needed to request permission to access the file - ? I clicked request and am now waiting for some kind of response
?
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this script only works in linux for now.
Ill create a windows one once I have time
LuRock said:
What!! No way dude!!
White Hot! GS3.
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Its just an automation of my method of porting
yea it def will not work for 9300 youll have to change a lot of stuff just to get it booting
cpu999 said:
this script only works in linux for now.
Ill create a windows one once I have time
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so if lets say i got a tmobile gs3 and want to port an att rom, will it add wifi calling too?
even if it ports the wifi calling from tmobile..it won't work on att. it'll not be recognized as it requires tmobile service to really work.
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lazarat said:
so if lets say i got a tmobile gs3 and want to port an att rom, will it add wifi calling too?
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no.
this is just a simple script that would port things.
it just makes the rom compatible wiht ur phone
cpu999 said:
no.
this is just a simple script that would port things.
it just makes the rom compatible wiht ur phone
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Oh ok thanks..althogh up till this point i have had no problems using att roms on my tmo gs3
Being a windows user I have to wait until you create a version for that - can't wait to try i t- I am not a developer but if this works - it opens all kinds of opportunties to try new thing s- I am adventurous = and I ahve insurance on my phone - lol - looking forward to giving this a shot -
I was wondering when someone was going to do this. I was going to if I could ever get time away from my real job. Thanks for the contribution!
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Sorry of this is a dumb question but if this script works then I could use this to use T-Mobile roms on my att s3?
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wwevoxnj said:
Sorry of this is a dumb question but if this script works then I could use this to use T-Mobile roms on my att s3?
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its ANY us gs3 rom to ANY us gs3 rom
Wow I can't wait for a windows version of this!! I'm addicated to flashing roms haha.
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I've flashed many T-Mobile roms on my at&t / rogers s3 already...
FreeGS3 r6, Gigajule, Wicked v5 all works great as long as you flash the right kernel and never flash a modem...
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