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[REQ] Nexus One (aka Stock) Lock Screen

I am hoping a few other people will join me in hunting down the elusive vanilla lock screen that works with the stock rooted 1.47 ROM.
I am aware that Flipz has one that works with his and DC's ROMs, however, it does not work with the stock rooted ROM. The layout of the lock screen is vertical. It is very odd.
This seems like a simple fix, and I am certainly willing to contribute with testing, etc. So, if anyone has any free time and is looking for a project, I would love to see a functional vanilla lock screen.
Thanks in advance!

Ditto love to get rid pf sense lock screen
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This is a flashable theme zip from DC. It should work with any ROM. Make sure you backup before flashing, you never know what can go wrong.
Give this a try. Make sure to delete HtcLockScreen.apk from /system/app/.

push this into the /system/framework/ and remove the HTCLockScreen.apk from /system/app/
Edit: Sorry the file is too large to upload. use the zip in the above post

tjohnsonjr said:
push this into the /system/framework/ and remove the HTCLockScreen.apk from /system/app/
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It's a .zip file. Don't I need to flash it?

kpoz said:
It's a .zip file. Don't I need to flash it?
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I think he meant to attach something. The .zip is a flashable zip, yes.

Didn't work.
I pushed the zip file into the system framework. I went into shell, then ran a chmod 6755 command.
The zip installed, but again, the lock screen is vertical.

Jykinturah said:
I think he meant to attach something. The .zip is a flashable zip, yes.
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Ah, well it installed like I said, but the lock screen was vertical. I'm restoring right now, but then I'll try to install via recovery.

Jykinturah said:
I think he meant to attach something. The .zip is a flashable zip, yes.
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The zip file did not work. Vertical lock screen. Restoring again.

Maybe you aren't deodexed?

Jykinturah said:
Maybe you aren't deodexed?
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I am not, hence why in the OP I state I am looking for a lock screen that works with the stock rooted rom.
Why wouldn't it work even if it is for deodexed roms?

Cyanogen came out with a nightly build tonight, CM6, you can always try that?

bigant262 said:
Cyanogen came out with a nightly build tonight, CM6, you can always try that?
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For the EVO?
Edit: I just check his website. There are no stable mods nor are there experimental mods for the EVO.

It's a nightly build that's was just posted a couple hrs ago. There is a thread here in this forum with it
Sent from my HTC EVO using Tapatalk

BigRick10 said:
It's a nightly build that's was just posted a couple hrs ago. There is a thread here in this forum with it
Sent from my HTC EVO using Tapatalk
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Well, thanks for the heads up! I may install tonight. However, your post was not on point.
I may try CM6 when it is released, but I rather like the setup I have now. It's a stock rooted rom and today I successfully pushed the vanilla android messenger, calculator, music, clock and browser apps.
I think the vanilla lock screen is far more functional, albeit less attractive.

Wow my prior post did not make sense lol. I believe CM6 has the Vanilla Lock Screen.
Sent from my HTC EVO using Tapatalk

can anyone tell me how to delete the HTCLockScreen.apk from /system/app/ if it's read only? i tried chmod'ing it in terminal but it still says read only

I always see the interest in the vanilla lock screen but I never understood why. I tried it on fresh and it doesn't give you a snippets of the text message on the front before you unlock. What's the advantage of the vanilla lock?
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threeFiftyLi said:
I always see the interest in the vanilla lock screen but I never understood why. I tried it on fresh and it doesn't give you a snippets of the text message on the front before you unlock. What's the advantage of the vanilla lock?
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the only reason i like it is being able to go to silent mode without unlocking or holding the power button down. you can also just hit menu and it'll unlock without having to slide.

mrvirginia said:
can anyone tell me how to delete the HTCLockScreen.apk from /system/app/ if it's read only? i tried chmod'ing it in terminal but it still says read only
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You need full root with nand unlocked. You could use root explorer and mount as r/w. Alternatively you could reboot into recovery and use adb shell to delete the apk.
kpoz said:
I am hoping a few other people will join me in hunting down the elusive vanilla lock screen that works with the stock rooted 1.47 ROM.
I am aware that Flipz has one that works with his and DC's ROMs, however, it does not work with the stock rooted ROM. The layout of the lock screen is vertical. It is very odd.
This seems like a simple fix, and I am certainly willing to contribute with testing, etc. So, if anyone has any free time and is looking for a project, I would love to see a functional vanilla lock screen.
Thanks in advance!
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You can get a vanilla lock by deleting HTCLockScreen.apk. That apk is basically HTC's custom lock screen, removing it shows the android 'vanilla' one. Here's how:
Code:
adb remount
adb shell
cd /system/app
mv HtcLockScreen.apk HtcLockScreen.bak
exit
For other lock screen mods check HERE

[BOOT IMAGE] ANDROID boot image

ok so this is the stock android boot image where ANDROID in android font flashes across the screen. there is no lag and looks very nice. follow the steps bellow to install.
WARNING - ANYTHING THAT MODIFIES THE FILES ON YOUR PHONE MAY DAMAGE IT. ONLY FOLLOW THE STEPD BELLOW IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!
To be able to do this you will need root explorer.
you can buy this off the android market or find it online
1 - install root explorer onto your phone trough some sort of file manager
2 - download the bootanimation.zip file from the link below
3 - place it in the root of your sd card ( if on the xda app it will be in your downloads folder)
4 - open root explorer and switch to be able to write
5 - copy the boot.img file from your sd card to system/media and delete the boot image or animation already there( if that doesnt work try data/local )
6 - reboot your phone to make sure the boot animation is working properly
bootanimation - http://www.mediafire.com/?rejuep9cebpcddj

stumpyz9 said:
To be able to do this you will need root explorer.
you can buy this off the androi market or download it free
here - http://www.4shared.com/file/HpENkmN8/Root_Explorer_v2124.htm
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are you posting a link to download a paid app for free?

I didn't know it could boot from a .img file. I thought only zips would work.
I might have to give this a try just to see.
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wilnotdie said:
I didn't know it could boot from a .img file. I thought only zips would work.
I might have to give this a try just to see.
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yes you can ive done it and it works perfectly

cjward23 said:
are you posting a link to download a paid app for free?
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not anymore. totally forgot about that

stumpyz9 said:
yes you can ive done it and it works perfectly
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Unfortunately I have to disagree. This is the stock built in bootanimation. You don't need any special files to envoke it.
If you simply remove the /system/media/bootanimation.zip you get the same results.
Don't take it the wrong way, perhaps you were just miss informed.
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didnt know that

[Q] HTC Wildfire S got boot looped !! I need some help

Hi everybody,
Good Morning. I Installed Tamil Unicode Font app on my rooted HTC wildfire S. That caused something wrong with the device. Now the phone shows the brand name with sound again and again (15-20 seconds Interval) when switched ON. The problem is I didn't have back up, since i rooted (@ htcdev.in) few days back only. I have installed CWM 5.0.2.6, Superuser, ROM tool box, busybox. Using Android 2.3.5, ROM ver is 2.13.720.1, HBOOT-1.08.0099.
What caused my device to boot again.?
CAN ANYONE HELP/SUGGEST METHODS OR LINKS ON HOW TO GET BACK MY DEVICE ...?
or
How to remove the FONT APP (that caused the to REBOOT) from the device...?

download your ruu extract system.img change the name to PG76IMG then do the same to boot.img then your good to go
you can try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1467844

ngoralph said:
download your ruu extract system.img change the name to PG76IMG then do the same to boot.img then your good to go
you can try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1467844
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Thanks for your reply.
I Have already downloaded this 164 mb exe from FOOTBALL's Stock ROM (RUU_Marvel_S_HTC_Europe_2.13.401.3_Radio_47.23c.35.3037_7.54.39.28M_release_236989_signed). Is this the right RUU (since my phone shows ROM ver 2.13.720.1)..?
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How to get/extract system.img, boot.img from this file?

Senthamil said:
Thanks for your reply.
I Have already downloaded this 164 mb exe from FOOTBALL's Stock ROM (RUU_Marvel_S_HTC_Europe_2.13.401.3_Radio_47.23c.35.3037_7.54.39.28M_release_236989_signed). Is this the right RUU (since my phone shows ROM ver 2.13.720.1)..?
and
How to get/extract system.img, boot.img from this file?
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I don't think that one will work. You have to use one that has a higher number than yours. And don't forget to make a goldcard.
Sent from my Wildfire S A510e using xda app-developers app

Senthamil said:
Thanks for your reply.
I Have already downloaded this 164 mb exe from FOOTBALL's Stock ROM (RUU_Marvel_S_HTC_Europe_2.13.401.3_Radio_47.23c.35.3037_7.54.39.28M_release_236989_signed). Is this the right RUU (since my phone shows ROM ver 2.13.720.1)..?
and
How to get/extract system.img, boot.img from this file?
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while running the exe if your using windows 7 go to c:/user/ your device name / local / temp then look at every folder there would be a folder named rom.zip
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Unable to flash img's on ROM
ngoralph said:
download your ruu extract system.img change the name to PG76IMG then do the same to boot.img then your good to go
you can try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1467844
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Thanks for your effort. I followed the xda link.
When I run the flashy.exe no response from the phone (I have .net framework installed on pc)
The phone does not reboot and could not flash img's. The phone reboots again and again as usual.
thanks for reading.

Senthamil said:
Thanks for your effort. I followed the xda link.
When I run the flashy.exe no response from the phone (I have .net framework installed on pc)
The phone does not reboot and could not flash img's. The phone reboots again and again as usual.
thanks for reading.
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Did you try running the Ruu normally? If that doesn't work, you can try my 'return to stock tutorial'
Sent from my Wildfire S A510e using xda app-developers app

vbhtt said:
Did you try running the Ruu normally? If that doesn't work, you can try my 'return to stock tutorial'
Sent from my Wildfire S A510e using xda app-developers app
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thanks. I tried running RUU from PC.
But couldn't get through. You can see in this attach file.
Thanks again.

My HTC Wildfire S has got stuck in boot-loops a few times, when a flash has gone wrong, for whatever reason. The only way I got mine back on track was to use Rezo's All-in-one tool to flash CWM Recovery, and go from there.
Link to Rezo's wonderful tool, which, by the way, is the only one that actually managed to root my Wildfire S in the first place... all the rest failed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1697985

jsthorpe said:
My HTC Wildfire S has got stuck in boot-loops a few times, when a flash has gone wrong, for whatever reason. The only way I got mine back on track was to use Rezo's All-in-one tool to flash CWM Recovery, and go from there.
Link to Rezo's wonderful tool, which, by the way, is the only one that actually managed to root my Wildfire S in the first place... all the rest failed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1697985
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I Hope so. Thanks for the courtesy. Now i go on....
Edit: I've downloaded Rezo's tool n unzipped in a folder (it contains all necessary files). But don't know where n how to continue..... Your further info might be more helpful....

Senthamil said:
I Hope so. Thanks for the courtesy. Now i go on....
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Keep posting here to keep us informed of how you're doing.

rezo609's All-In-One Utility
jsthorpe said:
Keep posting here to keep us informed of how you're doing.
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I have downloaded the rezo's tool and took the necessary files into a folder.
But wonder where to start..?

Senthamil said:
I have downloaded the rezo's tool and took the necessary files into a folder.
But wonder where to start..?
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There is a file called runme.bat. Run it.
Menu after that is self-explanatory... you probably want option 10, "Install CWM Recovery". Do it, and follow the on-screen instructions.
Let it do its thing, and then hey presto, you have ClockworkMod Recovery installed. Your phone should automatically boot into it, so make sure you have the ROM you want to flash ready in ZIP format on your MicroSD card. Use the Volume Up/Volume Down softkeys to navigate the menus... you need to select "Install a ZIP from SD-Card", and then select to browse the SD card to find the zip... you use the search softkey to select items, rather than the power button. Browse to the ROM ZIP, and select it, let it flash it to your phone, and you have your ROM.

I Got back my Device !!! Thanks to all...
OMG !!!
I Got Back my HTC WildFire S, after 8 days of hopeless and restless !!.
But I never lost the confidence and keep trying (on the right track).
The method which helped me to clear the problem is here :
[TUTORIAL][NOOBPROOF] Return to Stock Rom after flashing CustomRom
go to :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21891784&postcount=1
and followed the instruction simply.
and it worked !
Now my HTC Wildfire S is working perfectly.
(Damn i will never install that Font App again)
Anyway thanks to all who supported me......
Note : If anybody wants to know more step by step details, I can certainly help. (post it here)

Get back to Stock Kernel

Hi, I'm planning to get back to stock kernel. Can anyone please tell where i could find it or how to restore the kernel back ?
I'm recently on Titanium KISS Kernel
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Try this ROM : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1754036
I hope this helps, i just went back to stock myself and this works perfectly fine. No errors or bugs.

I want for GSM.
Sent from my HTC One V using xda premium

Extract it from the RUU
1) Run RUU
2) If you're running windows 7, type %TEMP% on the windows explorer
3) Look for a very long name of a folder (Don't remember) and look for rom.zip
4) Open the archive using 7zip (Best one, other than that might have problems)
5) look for signed_boot.img
6) Extract it and flash it as usual
Hope it helps ^^

Thanks will try. Btw I'm on Windows 8
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Same thing I think...

ryanlow134 said:
Extract it from the RUU
1) Run RUU
2) If you're running windows 7, type %TEMP% on the windows explorer
3) Look for a very long name of a folder (Don't remember) and look for rom.zip
4) Open the archive using 7zip (Best one, other than that might have problems)
5) look for signed_boot.img
6) Extract it and flash it as usual
Hope it helps ^^
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Can you tell me how to run RUU?

Download it and just double click it... click next until it shows connects your phone then go into the Temp folder

ryanlow134 said:
Download it and just double click it... click next until it shows connects your phone then go into the Temp folder
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Link Please

whats your CID?
This might help: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1721629

ryanlow134 said:
whats your CID?
This might help: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1721629
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038 ie INDIA

This might help~
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1961736

ryanlow134 said:
This might help~
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1961736
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Thanks a lot...
But one more Query i had made NANDROID Back UP when i rooted the phone for the first time. In the files clockworkmod\backup it contains boot.img , Is that my stock Kernel?

hd2_iFan said:
Thanks a lot...
But one more Query i had made NANDROID Back UP when i rooted the phone for the first time. In the files clockworkmod\backup it contains boot.img , Is that my stock Kernel?
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yea i guess

hi guys,
do I understand correctly; all I need is that tutorial:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1706070
but still 2 questions:
1. how to tell once for all, do I have GSM or CDMA phone? That "sim card" part means, do I work (flash, root etc) with card still inside?
2. what about stock kernel? Do I still need to look for one, or everything is inside that ROM package?
Thanks in advance!

Nobody guys?
Sent from my One V using xda app-developers app

CDMA has no sim
Sent from here...

[Q] Creating a ROM (Ubuntu)

Hi, I'm a newb/noob at this forum :victory: and I am attempting to create a ROM for the first time although when I followed this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2249223
There is only a guide for Windows, I installed the Kitchen in Ubunu after striving for a few hours and I'm wondering if there's a guide for Ubuntu?
Also, when I tried following the Windows guide, I downloaded the endeavoru voda-hutch shipped ROM to start off with, although the system file isn't 4EXT where in the guide it says that it should be 4EXT. I don't know if that is going to be a problem throughout the process.
Thank a lot in advance for any help, I appreciate it heaps.
Salim

Hi mate creating a Rom with ubuntu is pretty easy for the kitchen just extract the kitchen to your hone folder and rename to kitchen,then open terminal type CD kitchen press enter then ./menu. Secondly if your using a nandroid all you need is the boot.img and system ext.tar.

Hi, thanks for your reply! I'm using a shipped ROM so when I do ./menu and choose the files, the system file isn't ext for some reason.
Thanks
Salim
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Salim1995 said:
Hi, thanks for your reply! I'm using a shipped ROM so when I do ./menu and choose the files, the system file isn't ext for some reason.
Thanks
Salim
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If you just put the shipped Rom zip into the origional folder in your kitchen with the boot.img then start up the kitchen and pick set up working folder option and everything should be fine. Anymore problems ill help you out.
Paul
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paulh1978 said:
Salim1995 said:
Hi, thanks for your reply! I'm using a shipped ROM so when I do ./menu and choose the files, the system file isn't ext for some reason.
Thanks
Salim
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If you just put the shipped Rom zip into the origional folder in your kitchen with the boot.img then start up the kitchen and pick set up working folder option and everything should be fine. Anymore problems ill help you out.
Paul
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Thanks again, now theres a problem in the command prompt saying error build.prop not found. Or something like that
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Salim1995 said:
paulh1978 said:
Thanks again, now theres a problem in the prompt saying error build.prop not found. Or something like that
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Open up the shipped Rom with nautilus or whatever file explorer you have on ubuntu and just check there is a build.prop in there and it's not been deleted by accident.
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