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[ROM][32b] RogersMod 1.6.1 (Full Exchange Support,Multi-touch,~106MB RAM) - 28.Sept

This Rom ist for the Sapphire 32B/My Touch 3G only!
This Rom is based on the newest Rogers firmware.
Main Features:
*Very fast rom
*Full Exchange support (Mail, Calendar, Contacts)
*Cyanogen's Kernel
*Root access
*See Changelog for more features
*~106 MB Ram!
Things I may include in the next builds:
+add the advanced launcher - working
+open obex (waiting for the gui)
+add the modified mms.apk - working and included
+add Loccy's BetterBrowser - working and included
+ include biktor_gj kernel modifications to increase the ram amount from 98MB to 106MB
Thanks to cyanogen for his great work and maxisma for porting the Rom for the Dream and rooting it.
Attention: I'm not responsible if you brick your phone!
Link:
V1.6.1: (default Theme) allas-RogersModv1.6.1-default-theme.zip
V1.6.1: (DBeCe's Theme) allas-RogersModv1.6.1-DBeCe-theme.zip
V1.6.1: boot image without RAM tuning -> better 3D performance boot-1.6.1-default-ram.img ("fastboot flash boot boot-1.6.1-default-ram.img") - 3D Mode for Labyrinth Lite
Updates should work without a wipe!
Themes:
Nice looking one... thanks to DBeCe - get it here.

Changelog:
v1.6.1
28.09.2009
*fixed Google Skymap
v1.6
28.09.2009
*Updated Kernel (Changed things in the scheduler)
*updated to cynogen's latest branch
*updated loccy's browser
*fixed market issues (thanks to dwang)
*build in the theme
*a lot more...
*Google Skymap not working!
v1.5
13.09.2009
*Recompiled Cyanogen's 4.1.7 kernel with the memory patch; you should now have ~106MB Ram (thanks biktor_gj and andi)
*Removed a lot of stuff from the kernel - speed improvements!
*recompiled the modules
*readded GooglePartnerSetup.apk
*updated apn list
*phone identifies itself as HTC Magic; I've got a vodafone phone
*fixed accelerometer
v1.4.1
11.09.2009
*moved to Cyanogen's 4.1.7 experimental kernel (BFS)
*added newest compcache - this rom really fast now!
*accelerometer not working!
v1.4
11.09.2009
*moved to Cyanogen's 4.1.6 experimental kernel (BFS) - It really seems to be a bit faster.
*new wlan.ko
*new soundfiles
*updated google maps to 3.1.2
*removed GooglePartnerSetup.apk
v1.3.1
08.09.2009
*fixed accelerometer
v1.3
08.09.2009
*updated build information (added ro.modversion)
*some minor fixes
v1.2
06.09.2009
*did some further tweaking
*updated Loccy's BetterBrowser to 1.4.2 (zoom-level fix)
*added the mms app from rgv151
v1.1
05.09.2009
*fixed wlan
*added busybox
*multilanguage (thanks to kb7sqi)
*moved to Cyanogen's 4.0.4 stable kernel
*cleaned up some stuff
v1.0
02.09.2009
*Got Wlan working for the Magic
*Added Loccy's BetterBrowser v1.4 (multitouch is working)
*Removed bootsound
*Removed HTC Sync, Teeter, Updater, VoiceDial

Nice!
Any reason this wouldn't work with my Tmo MyTouch? What's the full Exchange support like? Does this feature the HTC dialer too?
(Whoa. Just figured out that swiping up in a typing area with the HTC keyboard switches to caps. Cool.)
UPDATES: this ROM is working for me on T-Mo, HTC dialer, HTC "Exchange-support" mail client, which is awesome. Full mail / contacts / calendar support, as mentioned. However, I'm unable to get the wireless to connect to my home wifi (WPA), which was working with Cyan 4.0.4 just prior to this. Also, doesn't look like it is allowing my T-Mo data plan, or something
Thoughts?

Optimize.
I might give this port a shot. However, you should try to further optimize the features. I realize that it's still in progress...but suggestions will come flying in once you build a following.
Snag some more of Cyanogen's coding/sources and you'll be golden!
CREDIT him for the work he has put in though. I mean, after all you've already incorporated some of it...so why stop there?

allla,
Once I get done w/ work, I'll post the files you need to give full language support to the rom. It'll save you from all the edit'ing. It's only a few. I'll also give you the lastest apn list that I have included in my Rogers build for the G1. It has some more that Cyanogen's rom is missing. Nice work. I'm thinking about getting a MyTouch myself. lol. Take care.

kb7sqi said:
allla,
Once I get done w/ work, I'll post the files you need to give full language support to the rom. It'll save you from all the edit'ing. It's only a few. I'll also give you the lastest apn list that I have included in my Rogers build for the G1. It has some more that Cyanogen's rom is missing. Nice work. I'm thinking about getting a MyTouch myself. lol. Take care.
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Will allow allow for full T-Mo + data support? If so, oh man... it'd be sweet

Ok, so I went ahead & zip'ed them up for you & made sure they stated HTC Magic instead of a T-Mobile G1. If you look @ the xml files, you'll understand what I meant about saving you some time editing them. You might need a wipe after re-flashing your new build. Hope that saves you some time. You'll see everything is layed out as it should be in the rom. The only other suggestion I have that might help you out is, if you're using Cyanogen's kernel & you want compcache, & all the other great stuff he adds to his kernel, you might want to add his modules directory from the same kernel build. Then edit your boot.img's init.rc accordingly. That's all completely up to you. If you extract his boot.img you'll understand what I mean. Again nice job. Take care.

yipcanjo said:
Will allow allow for full T-Mo + data support? If so, oh man... it'd be sweet
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Hi yipcanjo,
First thing, if you came directly over from a Cyanogen build w/ out wiping first, I'd recommend that. The build design of the HTC/Rogers builds are quite a bit different, use different versions of the apps/frameworks. Now, if you're comfortable w/ adb, you could easily push these files into allla's current build. Make sure to do an adb remount, & then push the files into place. Reboot & you should be able to be on the T-Mobile network. The apns file that comes w/ the Roger's Dream/Magic is very very minimal to say the least. lol. That's why I figured I'd throw that in as well. Hope that gets you up & going. Take care.

I see the HTC diskette is a go, but does this include the Facebook sync?

Mi|enko said:
I see the HTC diskette is a go, but does this include the Facebook sync?
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The HTC Magic/Rogers builds don't include that. That's part of the hero builds. I'm sure it'd take some work to get it working on this build. It'd be easier to just rip Rosie out a Hero build & run it like the Magic/Dream builds. I don't claim to be an expert, but that seems like the easiest thing to do. Allla, sorry I didn't mean to try to hijack your thread. Take care.

Yeah. That's what I'm doing now. Got hopeful with the HTC dialer. lol

yipcanjo said:
However, I'm unable to get the wireless to connect to my home wifi (WPA), which was working with Cyan 4.0.4 just prior to this. Also, doesn't look like it is allowing my T-Mo data plan, or something
Thoughts?
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I've noticed the same issue. I'm working on it.

kb7sqi said:
allla,
Once I get done w/ work, I'll post the files you need to give full language support to the rom. It'll save you from all the edit'ing. It's only a few. I'll also give you the lastest apn list that I have included in my Rogers build for the G1. It has some more that Cyanogen's rom is missing. Nice work. I'm thinking about getting a MyTouch myself. lol. Take care.
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Thanks a lot for your aid. I'll include them in the next release.
The issue with wlan/dhcp is the following: I'm not able to get a IP-adress. If I set a static IP, wifi works. So there is a problem with the dhcp. I'm trying to get
some logs.

allla said:
Thanks a lot for your aid. I'll include them in the next release.
The issue with wlan/dhcp is the following: I'm not able to get a IP-adress. If I set a static IP, wifi works. So there is a problem with the dhcp. I'm trying to get
some logs.
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If I could make one more suggestion. I don't want to try to take anything away from your work. If I were you, I'd use the Rogers HTC Magic or may be hotweiss's HOFO build as my starting point & then mod that. I think you'll find it a little easier. His builds are based on the official update for the Magic. There's some differences in the apk's/frameworks between the Magic/Dream releases. You'd really only have to include the kernel, wlan driver & make what other changes you'd like to do. When I was using the HTC Magic updates for my mod, I noticed some problems & once I went back to the "Dream" update, everything was fine again. I'd still use the files I provided you if you choose to use the stock rogers update though. I'll check back & see how things are working out for you. Again, nice work. Take care.

I've just installed it (for multitouch ), version 1.2
OK:
- Gmail Sync OK
- Active Sync (Contact, Calendar) OK (I Don't use mail sync
- Browser MultiTouch OK (greattttttt )
- WiFi OK since 1.1
NOK:
- adb shell: c /system/app, then "ls' is not working ??? (pwd OK)
thanks

Reignzone said:
Snag some more of Cyanogen's coding/sources and you'll be golden!
CREDIT him for the work he has put in though. I mean, after all you've already incorporated some of it...so why stop there?
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1. Not all of Cyanogen's features are meant for a Magic (some actually slow it down). His ROM is designed for a Dream with less space and keyboard.
2. If you incorporate all of his features you'll end up with his ROM, so why waste your time duplicating his ROM?
3. People should be given the chance to create their own custom ROMs, this will create diversity so people can choose.

We've found a solution for the wifi problem. I'll upload the update tomorrow evening.

Tried a couple of installs of this - each time it just hangs on the Vodafone screen and won't go any further.
Anyone else seen this issue with any ideas, would be appreciated!

allla said:
This Rom ist for the Sapphire 32B(vodafone) only!
*Full Exchange support (Mail, Calendar, Contacts)
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This is not a HERO rom though? This mean you've isolated the bits required for Full Exchange Support? Possible to add these to a non-hero ROM like JACxROM 1.4r3?
To answer my own question: This is an HTC ROM so it includes the required framework and other bits. Google ROMS do not, and I've been told would take too much work to port. HERO ROMs are ALSO HTC ROMS and so they too include this feature.

allla said:
We've found a solution for the wifi problem. I'll upload the update tomorrow evening.
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When is your next update arriving? I'm anxiously awaiting the next iteration...

Eclair Browser 2.0 feature upgrade help

Does anyone know where i would begin to modify the browser.apk file codes from the lastest super d 1.4 rom? i like the browser better than the latest loccy version ( no disrespect) but i want to add the features that loccy had such as remove the notification bar, double/triple tap zoom functions and mobile web settings. I havent seen an update to the browser yet and its been out for about a month, i want to try and get to work on it myself, but im not sure where to begin or where to find the code. I have all the sdks, and im a intermediate user of adb, terminal emulator etc. ( 1 whole year havent bricked my device yet lol)
Thanks in advance devs

yeah son
loccy is slacking on his mackin, slipping on his pimpin... he should a definately been on it................. orrrrr is heee.. hmmmmmmmm.... ::Maybe loccy got flash working on the 2.0 browser n hes working out the bugs:: ... maybe not.. im a paitently waiting.. it a hapen sooner or later just a matter a time.. thanks for bringing it up though

Have you tried PM'ing Loccy? He PERFECTED the Cupcake/Donut browser... I'm sure he can do the same for Eclair.

i think he may have used smali/baksmali to do it http://code.google.com/p/smali/

Huh.. I was the one who backported it, and all the code is on my Github repository. It requires the new Webkit and Skia stuff which was also backported (and on Github).
I'm going to start adding some of his features if he doesn't
http://github.com/cyanogen/android_packages_apps_Browser/tree/eclair-backport

cyanogen said:
Huh.. I was the one who backported it, and all the code is on my Github repository. It requires the new Webkit and Skia stuff which was also backported (and on Github).
I'm going to start adding some of his features if he doesn't
http://github.com/cyanogen/android_packages_apps_Browser/tree/eclair-backport
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Don't wait lol just go ahead and do it sneakily
Also you should try and take flash from the hero so we can play on miniclip and do other things lol
PS: is your CM Updater made using JF updater?

@ Cyanogen : yea if u can add some of those features that would be cool. But would i have to have your rom to use it Cyanogen? Or can i rip the browser.apk from yours and use it on the super D rom? He says your rom and dwangs rom = his rom

cyanogen said:
I'm going to start adding some of his features if he doesn't
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Cyan... you ooze awesomeness. Every time I think, wow, this ROM is perfect, if only it had this feature... you add that feature in your next build. Even if it's one I thought we wouldn't see for a long time, if ever on a Donut ROM (Like the backported Eclair browser itself, for example).
Okay, enough gushing. May I make a suggestion? Automatically toggle fullscreen on/off based on the urlbar visibility. When it is fully visible, show the notif. bar. When the urlbar is partially or completely hidden, hide the notif. bar. Best of both worlds! You just scroll all the way up to see both bars. But the first thing it needs is a fix for zooming out and lifting one finger before the other... if you feel so inclined as to work on that....

cyanogen said:
Huh.. I was the one who backported it, and all the code is on my Github repository. It requires the new Webkit and Skia stuff which was also backported (and on Github).
I'm going to start adding some of his features if he doesn't
http://github.com/cyanogen/android_packages_apps_Browser/tree/eclair-backport
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I like your style

cyanogen said:
Huh.. I was the one who backported it, and all the code is on my Github repository. It requires the new Webkit and Skia stuff which was also backported (and on Github).
I'm going to start adding some of his features if he doesn't
http://github.com/cyanogen/android_packages_apps_Browser/tree/eclair-backport
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please do ... Id be happy just w/o the stupid zoom buttons in the way and notification bat

xillius200 said:
PS: is your CM Updater made using JF updater?
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MY updater is..lol...
well, the very first version of it was just the JF updater with a few words changed and graphics changed....
but we went from the BETA to 1.0 to 1.5 to 2.0 within a matter of days
infact, from the time of my opening post til it made it to market was 23hours 42 minutes...lol
so...yea....the core is based on the JF updater

carnegie0107 said:
Okay, enough gushing. May I make a suggestion? Automatically toggle fullscreen on/off based on the urlbar visibility. When it is fully visible, show the notif. bar. When the urlbar is partially or completely hidden, hide the notif. bar. Best of both worlds! You just scroll all the way up to see both bars. But the first thing it needs is a fix for zooming out and lifting one finger before the other... if you feel so inclined as to work on that....
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Love that suggestion, very good idea indeed ;-)

Any updates on the browser progress?

Yes, are there any updates?

Welcome to February 2010

[ROM(s)] Android 2.1 AOSP Eclair v1 "Basic" and v0.1 "Raw Bacon" with Live Wallpapers

[ROM(s)] Android 2.1 AOSP Eclair v1 "Basic" and v0.1 "Raw Bacon" with Live Wallpapers
Release Name: Android 2.1 AOSP Eclair v1 "Basic" and v0.1 "Raw Bacon"
Release Version: "Basic v1" and "Raw Bacon v0.1"
Credits: Cyanogen for kernel, wlan and compcache modules, Enomther for the ideas for my current implementation for running boot-time scripts, Maxisma for the Milestone dump which was the source for most Gapps used on this rom.
Superuser.apk, su, Term.apk, libterm.so, VoiceSearchWithKeyboard, GoogleVoice.apk, GenieWidget.apk, and LocationProvider taken from ctso's intension rom (LocationProvider fix suggested to ctso by kingklick).
AOSP for the eclair code.
Base Firmware: 2.1
Radio Required: 2.22.19.26I
SPL Required: None/any
Partition Layout: support for linux-swap in sdcard partition 3, no apps2sd support
Wipe Required: Required if coming from 1.6. Recommended if coming from 2.0+
Download:
Android 2.1 AOSP Eclair "Basic" v1
md5sum: 0addefcdf572f92877a2d2aaad6527b6
Android 2.1 AOSP Eclair "Raw Bacon" v0.1
md5sum: c0aa799e055f326fb52492cdc4c9ece6
These two releases are based on AOSP's eclair branch which is currently a snapshot of Android 2.1. The goal is to get a build as similar as possible to the Nexus One's running on Dream hardware.
Build "Basic" is version1, stable, and is considered final until/unless there are 2.0+ compatible video decoding drivers released for the Dream.
Build "Raw Bacon" is version 0.1, a beta, and at the moment is not recommended for daily use. Launcher and Gallery from "Basic" were removed and Launcher2 and Gallery3D were placed instead. All but one of each notification, alarms, and ringtones were also removed from this build compared to "Basic" to allow it to fit on a regular SPL without needing a2sd.
Problems:
Note that on "Raw Bacon", Launcher2 has a bug on the app-drawer, it's not drawn right, and you can't drag/drop icons, if you're going to use it, do so through Menu>Add>Shortcut>Application.
Gallery3D works when it wants to. The problem there is much easier to solve, in a way. I just need proper GL libraries. I heard that Cyanogne had Gallery3D working perfectly, so I'll have to check with him, after that, the only problem with the build will be the Launcher and I'll be able to merge them both.
Features:
-Fully working Live Wallpapers in both "Basic" and "Raw Bacon"
-Compcache enabled by default. Linux-swap is used instead if there's a third partition on the sdcard
-Clocked at 528 mHz at all times
-Works on any SPL
-a2sd is not supported, but might be added in the future.
-Support for MT3G in the ramdisk, though it's not guaranteed, let me know if it works for you
-Five screens on both Launcher and Launcher2
-New Music App from 2.1
-Rooted
-Tether (wired and wireless) support
-Google Voice
-Voice keyboard
-Genie Widget
-Stable, even if it's a little slow
-Full working Google Sync
-Camera working
As always, flashing is your responsibility, if you screw up yada yada blah blah...

Screenshots 10chars

looks good... gonna try it out... man all these new roms are making me wanna jump to a newer android phone, but G1 still puts them all to shame... either new android phone or wait for a full android port to touchpro2... decisions decisions..

Im going to try this....i always LOL @ your signature

so this is just like the rest of the 2.1 eclair ROMs yeah?
I'll test it later.

working Live Wallpapers in both "Basic" and "Raw Bacon
all of them working ???

iWannaBeAdored said:
so this is just like the rest of the 2.1 eclair ROMs yeah?
I'll test it later.
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Your right there are soo many AOSP out, why cant you work with someone and form a team?
Not trying to be rude or criticize your work.

Ace42 said:
Your right there are soo many and too many AOSP out, why cant you work with someone and form a team?
Not trying to be rude or criticize your work.
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Yeah, like there are the 2 main ones for me which are manup456's 2.1 and kingklick's 2.1.

Ace42 said:
Your right there are soo many and too many AOSP out, why cant you work with someone and form a team?
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I really have no idea. I've tried it before, but it usually ends up with me losing interest, plus sometimes when you work with other people there's the whole time-pressure thing. I'd be glad if somebody wanted to help get this boat sailin'.
I'll have to set up a github with my modifications so that people can see what I did and possibly work/improve it.

screenines coming up in 30 min

jubeh said:
I really have no idea. I've tried it before, but it usually ends up with me losing interest, plus sometimes when you work with other people there's the whole time-pressure thing. I'd be glad if somebody wanted to help get this boat sailin'.
I'll have to set up a github with my modifications so that people can see what I did and possibly work/improve it.
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You should consider Wesgarner's kernel has Cyan features plus more.
Oh and i assume this works fine w/o swap?

I just noticed I left polar clock in there, it's never worked (even on the nexus one) and I swear I had removed it. Oh well, I'll remove it on the next (last?) release.
All I need at this point is to fix that app-drawer (I think I'll make another one rather than try to fix that one, it's hard coded to the n1's screen size), enable 3d rendering for Gallery3D (I keep getting an couldn't bind texture error in logcat), and tidy up some things.
Until we get full camera drivers, this is what we should be shooting for.
Now I need a break. I'll work on having a github you guys can clone and download/build later this week.

Does this have 5 screens?

digitallysick said:
Does this have 5 screens?
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yar, on both the regular launcher and the nexus launcher

jubeh said:
yar, on both the regular launcher and the nexus launcher
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Ah thanks I was about to ask whether it was using the N1 launcher or the stock one.

How did you get the other live wallpapers working?

Ace42 said:
Ah thanks I was about to ask whether it was using the N1 launcher or the stock one.
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No, that's the difference between the two builds. The Basic one is stable because it uses the working old launcher and the old working Gallery.
The raw bacon uses the new launcher (works, but it's buggy at the app drawer) and gallery3d (nearly unusable) instead.
My personal release has all four apps for testing. I made these releases this way so that both could fit on the regular spl.

digitallysick said:
How did you get the other live wallpapers working?
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Missing mdpi art. It was so easy, even a caveman could have done it.

jubeh said:
Missing mdpi art. It was so easy, even a caveman could have done it.
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I'm testing someone elses rom currently, can you tell me what you did to fix it? I would like to fix it on the rom im testing

digitallysick said:
I'm testing someone elses rom currently, can you tell me what you did to fix it? I would like to fix it on the rom im testing
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mv packages/wallpapers/Basic/res/drawable-hdpi packages/wallpapers/Basic/res/drawable-mdpi
make LiveWallpapers

[ROM][32A-NR]Sphaeroslide Alpha (21/04/10)

Ok so i started a project a while ago of porting espresso to the magic. I took a break and then this came out and i was like "lets give it one last go". It's not pretty and it's not close to done but i think it's good enough to release to the public.
here are the steps i took to get it to work
Code:
Started with Sanpei Legend 0.34RC
app - replaced with mytouch slide dump
- removed - abduction demo, amazon mp3, apppack, barcode scanner
bin - added missing files from mytouch slide dump
customize - replaced with mytouch slide dump
fonts - replaced with mytouch slide dump
framework - moved to system partition and replaced with mytouch slide dump - framework.jar - repacked with legend's android/os/Power.smali, jbtlspp.smali, gpslocaionprovider*.smali
- moved back to data partition due to not enough room on system
media - replaced with mytouch slide dump then re-added boot animation
xbin - added missing files from mytouch slide dump
lib - added - missing from mytouch dump
etc - added - missing permissions from mytouch slide dump
build.prop - edited to truly make the rom my own ;)
most things work (wifi, bluetooth, etc.) but every so often there is a force close. I'd say it's pretty fast considering i've done no optimizing yet
I've experienced a couple crashes while changing themes but it only happens sometimes. If this happens just pop out the battery and try again. Once it starts running it runs pretty smooth.
You guys will have to enter your own apn until i figure out why it won't accept the apns-conf.xml but that's no problem just skip the initial setup and go to accounts and sync after
thanks to sanpei, ahmgsk, and cursorsense for all their work on the new radio, maybe people will realize that good builds are being pumped out and switch over.
Lastly any bug reports would help the development of this rom. Please post in a helpful way.
without further ado i present to you SPHAEROSLIDE ALPHA

this is interesting

wow i'm actually really surprised that no one is willing to test my rom... sigh o well i'll work on it tonight anyways

Sphaerophoria said:
wow i'm actually really surprised that no one is willing to test my rom... sigh o well i'll work on it tonight anyways
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i tired it, but fc's constant no browser, market wont work because of browser
need some work but i find it fast

I Have a version on the old radio working but many problems still - supposed to be getting some updates soon to fix most issues
not ready for public release yet imo

can you please add some screenshots?

Great stuff. Nurture this project, because it promises to be great.
For now, many applications do not work: Internet, Market, and others. I could use a multilingual staff. It is the alpha counting of the rapid development of this rom.

And that's good
excuse my English.

no keypad, there are many errors reported. wype typing error on htc magic.

Hey, something is happening with this ROM? It is worth it to continue to develop.

[TOOL][ROOT] Zenith - Control core framework features

Hey, guys! I'm here with another tool that basically opens for edit, all the framework-res bools. This allows toggling on and off a few core system features that could actually pay off. Read on to know a few of those cool features that you could edit with just a few taps and no complex CLIs!
What's Zenith?
The framework-res holds most of our core system settings which are referred to in most system as well as user-grade apps. As such, these settings aren't open for editing and for a few of 'em it's over mediocre in difficulty. Well, Zenith is the merger and this simple tool could unlock a couple of cool features that you didn't even know are up on your phone. It could even turn out to be the game changer for a few who're considering a phone upgrade!
What can it do?
Consider the bool, config_allowAllRotations. By default on most stock / vanilla Android devices, device rotation is restricted to just 3 orientations. In short, you don't get a reverse portrait (held upside down) or in some cases even a reverse landscape. The above-stated bool which by default is set to false when toggled unlocks this feature which could potentially turn out to be quite nifty to a few geeks out there at least. That's just one out of a pool of features that you could go explore! The configs right now are difficult to apprehend by the layman but a hair of logical reasoning might come in handy. A Google search would yield you nothing but a redirect to the AOSP archives on their git! Documentation support for each of the bools is on its way and let me tell you, it's community driven so hope you'd contribute! :good::laugh:
Is it buggy?
Follow the instructions built into a ReadMe option on the executable without which you might just shoot in the dark. And yeah I don't see any bugs as of now, let me know if you find any.
Cool, where do I find Zenith?
Right here! Check out the attached ZIP.
Not really, yet call it a BETA since it lacks an edge right now but let me know if any more features can be added. Thanks!

theGeekyLad said:
Hey, guys! I'm here with another tool that basically opens for edit, all the framework-res bools. This allows toggling on and off a few core system features that could actually pay off. Read on to know a few of those cool features that you could edit with just a few taps and no complex CLIs!
What's Zenith?
The framework-res holds most of our core system settings which are referred to in most system as well as user-grade apps. As such, these settings aren't open for editing and for a few of 'em it's over mediocre in difficulty. Well, Zenith is the merger and this simple tool could unlock a couple of cool features that you didn't even know are up on your phone. It could even turn out to be the game changer for a few who're considering a phone upgrade!
What can it do?
Consider the bool, config_allowAllRotations. By default on most stock / vanilla Android devices, device rotation is restricted to just 3 orientations. In short, you don't get a reverse portrait (held upside down) or in some cases even a reverse landscape. The above-stated bool which by default is set to false when toggled unlocks this feature which could potentially turn out to be quite nifty to a few geeks out there at least. That's just one out of a pool of features that you could go explore! The configs right now are difficult to apprehend by the layman but a hair of logical reasoning might come in handy. A Google search would yield you nothing but a redirect to the AOSP archives on their git! Documentation support for each of the bools is on its way and let me tell you, it's community driven so hope you'd contribute! :good::laugh:
Is it buggy?
Follow the instructions built into a ReadMe option on the executable without which you might just shoot in the dark. And yeah I don't see any bugs as of now, let me know if you find any.
Cool, where do I find Zenith?
Right here! Check out the attached ZIP.
Not really, yet call it a BETA since it lacks an edge right now but let me know if any more features can be added. Thanks!
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Hi,
This looks interesting!
But since it's about frameworks, maybe you should mention whether they should or not be deodexed!

Nonta72 said:
Hi,
This looks interesting!
But since it's about frameworks, maybe you should mention whether they should or not be deodexed!
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Hey Nonta72! Sorry for the not mentioning that, but it works regardless of whether the frameworks are deodexed or not. Just plays around with the XMLs! Thanks!

theGeekyLad said:
Hey Nonta72! Sorry for the not mentioning that, but it works regardless of whether the frameworks are deodexed or not. Just plays around with the XMLs! Thanks!
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Nice, thanks!