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Very nice!! Sick SH Script
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Very nice!! Sick SH Script
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Thanks Brood For now it is not really user-friendly, but I'll work on it Really nice would be a graphic-interface, is that much work/hard - like your Gps-configurator (ps: it looks awesome) Is this possible under Ubuntu ?
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Very useful for new dev :thumbup:
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testing it bro..
thanks for share
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Thanks Brood For now it is not really user-friendly, but I'll work on it Really nice would be a graphic-interface, is that much work/hard - like your Gps-configurator (ps: it looks awesome) Is this possible under Ubuntu ?
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Yeah, that is possible on Ubuntu.
I believe I didn't do anything that big that deserves so much credit o.o. Thanks and awesome work with this script. 1400 lines in 2 days isn't bad for a beginner(correct me if I am wrong). I have some suggestions though so I will PM you(or put them here) whenever I have the chance to write to you.
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Diablob555 said:
Thanks Brood For now it is not really user-friendly, but I'll work on it Really nice would be a graphic-interface, is that much work/hard - like your Gps-configurator (ps: it looks awesome) Is this possible under Ubuntu ?
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Uh, well the code i wrote it in "AutoIT" isn't available for linux, but there is some variant on that probably, you can probably use gtk or something like that. I don't have any experience with GUI's under linux, so can't help you with a gui inside linux, but for windows it would be easy pie . And thanks for the compliment on the GPS Configuration gui
Btw here is the source (for gui) of gps config (if you haven't inspected it yet)
https://github.com/broodplank/GPS-Configuration/blob/master/GPS Config.au3
btw, a hint for future version, you could integrate an option to add governors and/or io schedulers (but this text file manipulation can be hard)
Will probably never use it but sounds like an amazing project
Wow Diablob555 !! You are really making our S Plus HOT !! Man you are as good as any developer for me !!
Diablob you are the man :good: you will become a very good dev. Hope you start to develope roms soon. Would be great :good:
Great to see this. Its very helpful, will try it out today when i'm at home or tomorrow
Thx for your great work
The idea is very good, but there are a few things that are maybe a bit crazy. No critic, only suggestions
First: You could start in the current directory and not exactly in the home-Directory. (Btw: you could get the current userName with:
Code:
userName="`env |grep 'LOGNAME'`"
userName=${userName:8}
Second: You do the building about nine times with the exact same code, only the directories are changing. You should do that with variables that contain only the changing directories.
I would also like to contribute, but your github is empty
hahnjo
hahnjo said:
The idea is very good, but there are a few things that are maybe a bit crazy. No critic, only suggestions
First: You could start in the current directory and not exactly in the home-Directory. (Btw: you could get the current userName with:
Code:
userName="`env |grep 'LOGNAME'`"
userName=${userName:8}
Second: You do the building about nine times with the exact same code, only the directories are changing. You should do that with variables that contain only the changing directories.
I would also like to contribute, but your github is empty
hahnjo
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Your completely right, I'm changing it and use now variables. I found a nice and really short command "whoami" it shows the username. I set this variable with:
Code:
export user=$(whoami)
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Hey guys,
I spend a lot time making my Scrips more user-friendly and tried to improve the GUI (if you can call the stock terminal a GUI )
I really had fun making it, because I don't know why, i made almost no mistakes and reduced the Script length from 1400 Symbols to about 450. I also added new features. Feel free to check it out, seems to work really nice and I also made the setup really short. I'm updating the first page right now, in about 45 minutes everything will be online and a new Description will be there
Added your script to the wiki:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_Plus/GT-I9001#Kernels
Feel free to edit whatever you want
broodplank1337 said:
Added your script to the wiki:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_Plus/GT-I9001#Kernels
Feel free to edit whatever you want
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Thanks Brood
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01.01.2013
Made a big update
Changed the Interface and added a lot of nice and user-friendly new features, just check it out Should be now no problem to compile a kernel without (or just a bit) knowledge (Point5 in main-menu).
hope you like it
Greets Diablo
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01.01.2013
Made a big update
Changed the Interface and added a lot of nice and user-friendly new features, just check it out Should be now no problem to compile a kernel without (or just a bit) knowledge (Point5 in main-menu).
hope you like it
Greets Diablo
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Thanks for your work :good:
How long did it take to write this?
Its very good and helpful. Hope you will do it for Roms to :good: would be very cool and helpful for noobs
Greets
markey97 said:
Thanks for your work :good:
How long did it take to write this?
Its very good and helpful. Hope you will do it for Roms to :good: would be very cool and helpful for noobs
Greets
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I made it in 3 days (3* 3-4houres) while listening to good music - otherwise I couldn't stay relaxed and concentrated . I really like Bash-programing, it is so simple and logical and runs on every machine (Ubuntu) without other packages.
The Interface is a really time-consuming part, because you have to make it understanbdable and clear and this is sometimes really hard.
Greets diablo
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Related
Hey my name is Scott and ive been using ROMs from this website for awhile now and well lets face it i think im addicted to flashing new ROMs... either that or im determined to turn my infuse into a brick. . Anyways, besides the introduction i wanted to take a moment to personally thank each and every developer on this site and especially the ones in the infuse section for making my phone 20x better then it ever could be. Its amazing what you guys come up with. I really appreciate the hard work and dedication. With all this being said, I would absolutely love to learn how to do this. As far as programming goes, i havent done anything since the days of VB3 . So... Would any of the awesome developers out there want to mentor a newb?? I would be very grateful if someone could teach me what i need to know and maybe one day develop my own ROM.
First off, thank you as well. Without out flashers our work would be virtually worthless
Secondly, before starting development take a day to sit down and really research articles on this site. The more knowledge you have before hand will put you a head of the game. Once you have basic knowledge, pick a base rom. One that you feel would be best for what you want to build. Download that rom. Download nunhuggers apktool, the necessary Java development tools. Decompile the rom and take a while to look through it, and kind of get an understanding of how things work within the rom. That would be the best starting point.
Also when developing your own rom, before you release it take time to make sure everything is in working order, releasing a half broken rom is no good, releasing a solid, stable rom is aces. I'd you need anything I will gladly answer any questions I can, and help in anyway I can. Most senior devs would be glad to help as well, very good community we have here.
-Marcus
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First off, thank you as well. Without out flashers our work would be virtually worthless
Secondly, before starting development take a day to sit down and really research articles on this site. The more knowledge you have before hand will put you a head of the game. Once you have basic knowledge, pick a base rom. One that you feel would be best for what you want to build. Download that rom. Download nunhuggers apktool, the necessary Java development tools. Decompile the rom and take a while to look through it, and kind of get an understanding of how things work within the rom. That would be the best starting point.
Also when developing your own rom, before you release it take time to make sure everything is in working order, releasing a half broken rom is no good, releasing a solid, stable rom is aces. I'd you need anything I will gladly answer any questions I can, and help in anyway I can. Most senior devs would be glad to help as well, very good community we have here.
-Marcus
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Thank you for your response and advice. I have briefly gone over guides and documents ive found just by doing a general google search and of course from this site also. It looks kind of complex, but im sure your suggestion of taking a day and sitting down to decompile it and take a good look would really put things into perspective.
When i do a search for nunhuggers apktool, it just comes up with a tutorial video? Is this what your referring to or is there an actual download that im missing?
Thanks for the offer to help if i need it... I have a feeling ill definitely be taking you up on that. I have noticed just from downloading ROMs and general observations on this forum that everyone seems pretty awesome and are willing to help. Glad to have finally joined and posted.
There should be a download in his topic, not sure if he took it down or not. I'll upload it when I get home and give you the link if you don't have it by then. His video explains how to use it and its very simple to do
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Thank you for your response and advice. I have briefly gone over guides and documents ive found just by doing a general google search and of course from this site also. It looks kind of complex, but im sure your suggestion of taking a day and sitting down to decompile it and take a good look would really put things into perspective.
When i do a search for nunhuggers apktool, it just comes up with a tutorial video? Is this what your referring to or is there an actual download that im missing?
Thanks for the offer to help if i need it... I have a feeling ill definitely be taking you up on that. I have noticed just from downloading ROMs and general observations on this forum that everyone seems pretty awesome and are willing to help. Glad to have finally joined and posted.
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Not to discourage, just giving you some advice, it is allot of work for even little things, I say down and tried to edit the 2.3.6 and add a simple extended power menu, took me 30 mins at least and I didn't even get to test it, wouldn't re compile for some reason, again not to discourage, just trying to give you some insight into what's needed
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There should be a download in his topic, not sure if he took it down or not. I'll upload it when I get home and give you the link if you don't have it by then. His video explains how to use it and its very simple to do
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Awesome, appreciate it. Ill do some searching and see if i can find it in the mean time and let you know if i do so you dont waste your time. I just watched the video and it is very helpful.
deathblade... Thanks for the heads up.. Im looking forward to the time that it takes to put into this.. I am very OCD about things and when i get obsessed with something, i get 100 percent focused on getting it done.
Heres the link forgot I already had it in my old dropbox account so i just uploaded it to my new one
http://db.tt/s3XbUid5
All credit for the file goes to Nun of course.
If you have mac laying around...or if your willing to run linux this is a great tool! http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1167623 its called android utility and it downloads and installs everything you need to get started...except java gotta download that before you run this tool.
The first time you run it it will go througb the installation process and it will get you just about everything you need...
-dsixda's android rom kitchen (great for decompiling a rom and recompilimg a rom)
-apktool (for decompiling apks...this tool is neccesary for development if you want to add tweaks and mods)
-simple adb interface (has a list of options, choose what you want and it does the code for you)
Has some other stuff too but thats the main stuff
I have it on my linux computer and it runs great!
Ill upload some pics of it as soon As i finish my lunch
And if ou ever have any questions send a dev a pm, they are all very helpful!
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Thanks guys! I appreciate the help. Loving this forum already. Great devs and an awesome community.
Have fun... when your just about to pull your hair out and smash your computer... hit me up...
Heres some screen shots of android utility...and the stuff that comes with it...
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dman3285 said:
Have fun... when your just about to pull your hair out and smash your computer... hit me up...
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Dman, Haha luckily for me i shave my head. If im lucky eventually when i gain enough experience and help ill be able to put something together as nice as zeus or emancipation.... im not going to hold my breath though.. i can only imagine how much work was put into those. When you get a PM with simple annoying questions, dont forget that you offered...
Thanks for the pics, that tool seems very helpful. I only have windows 7, but i should be able to load linux on an emulator and run it from there.
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Thanks for the pics, that tool seems very helpful. I only have windows 7, but i should be able to load linux on an emulator and run it from there.
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if you download ubuntu, it has an installation option where you install it in and along side windows, and it will ask you which to boot into when turning you computer on, very useful
deathblade said:
if you download ubuntu, it has an installation option where you install it in and along side windows, and it will ask you which to boot into when turning you computer on, very useful
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Even better! Thanks.
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Even better! Thanks.
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Hello and a quick tip! Before setting up your Linux box make sure that ALL of your hardware/peripherals are supported by the Linux distribution you choose. You can see a list of all your hardware in windows by typing "device manager" in the search box. If you find that all your hardware is supported, have fun .
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Hello and a quick tip! Before setting up your Linux box make sure that ALL of your hardware/peripherals are supported by the Linux distribution you choose. You can see a list of all your hardware in windows by typing "device manager" in the search box. If you find that all your hardware is supported, have fun .
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If your gonna do ubuntu (what i have) you can run the it straight from a cd...it will be slow but its a great way to test compatability
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mg2195 said:
If your gonna do ubuntu (what i have) you can run the it straight from a cd...it will be slow but its a great way to test compatability
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Running Ubuntu as we speak... no way to test it like just doing it. . Let the fun begin.
Signature Banners
Show which ROM you are using!
Hello Galaxy SL users,
Here I present to you, a set of signature banners you can insert in your personal XDA-signature to show what Rom you're using/own. I don't know if there is any interest in this sort of thing here, but we'll see where this thread goes... I did this thread originally in the Galaxy 3 forums, but Bscraze is part of the reason I'm doing it here as well! I started out with a pretty much random set of ROM banner's just to see if people are interested. Be aware that I dont own a galaxy SL phone, thus I am not active in this fora; If you see a mistake made in the banners please let me know. If you're using/own a ROM that's not in the list yet, just reply to this thread or PM me. Copy the link from the html field into your signature to start using the banner.
NOTE: After getting some feedback from you guys, I would like to mention a quick and easy way of downscaling the banners for those of you who want them to be smaller. First right click the banner of choise and select "save-as", then save the PNG somewhere on your hard disk. Next upload the saved PNG on http://tinypic.com/ and select the desired scale from the dropdown menu over there. You can then insert the link to the image in your xda signature. For the people out there that know how to use the Gimp or Photoshop, I would recommend using that
The following list of banners is in alphabetical order:
ROM Banners
Android Evolution
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1363350"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/AndroidEvolution.png[/IMG][/URL]
AOKP Carbon
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1619745"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/AOKP%20Carbon.png[/IMG][/URL]
CleanKpuRom
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1577127"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/CleanKpuRom.png[/IMG][/URL]
Cranium Rom
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1249647"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/CraniumRom.png[/IMG][/URL]
Cyanogenmod 9
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1449649"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/Cyanogenmod9.png[/IMG][/URL]
Gingerbread MIUI
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538234"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/GingerbreadMIUI.png[/IMG][/URL]
Junior cRom
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1523440"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/JuniorCRom.png[/IMG][/URL]
MIUI v4
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1463464"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/MIUIv4.png[/IMG][/URL]
Pandora Fusion
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1633864"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/PandoraFusion.png[/IMG][/URL]
Phonandroid
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574454"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/Phonandroid.png[/IMG][/URL]
Poseidon Rom
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1331842"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/PoseidonRom.png[/IMG][/URL]
REMICS
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1695175"][IMG]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/REMICS.png[/IMG][/URL]
TitaniumS Rom
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1596145"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/TitaniumSRom.png[/IMG][/URL]
Vurrut Rom
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1451218"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/VurrutRom.png[/IMG][/URL]
If you like 'em please show your thanks to bscraze as well .
© Copyright may 2012, All rights reserved. Wiggierip
Kernel Banners
Kernel Banners
As requested by Vishal24387
Bam Custom Kernel
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1355675"][IMG]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/BAM.png[/IMG][/URL]
Titanium Kernel
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1596145"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/TitaniumKernel.png[/IMG][/URL]
Utter Chaos Kernel
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1357747"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/UtterChaosKernel.png[/IMG][/URL]
VurrutKER
HTML:
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1451218"][IMG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/56762733/Rom%20Banner%20Signatures/Galaxy%20SL/VurrutKer.png[/IMG][/URL]
© Copyright may 2012, All rights reserved. Wiggierip
Nyc share..
will use it for sure..
lets make vurut a bit more eye catchy..
Thank you for sharing and posting it . Really thanks for posting the banners . Glad you're here. Can these signatures work on xda app? I'll try to figure out myself
Edit: by the way, your artwork is simply amazing.
Edit 2: How about a banner for cm9? Would be great, but only when you're free. Thanks a lot!
Cheers
Sent from my GT-i9003 powered by Stable and Smooth CyanogenMod 9!
Awesome work, bro!!!
bscraze said:
Thank you for sharing and posting it . Really thanks for posting the banners . Glad you're here. Can these signatures work on xda app? I'll try to figure out myself
Edit: by the way, your artwork is simply amazing.
Edit 2: How about a banner for cm9? Would be great, but only when you're free. Thanks a lot!
Cheers
Sent from my GT-i9003 powered by Stable and Smooth CyanogenMod 9!
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You mean via the app? I'm not sure..
Thanks
UPDATED:
- Cyanogenmod 9 banner added
- Cranium Rom banner added
Hello Wiggierip,
thank you for sharing your work! This is a very nice idea and your pictures look very good.
But there's also a little thing I would like to say:
In my opinion these pictures are a way to big to use them for the signature, and unfortunately this is a trend here. With this size they distract people from the really important content in this forum. Everything gets unnecessarily long and causes too much scrolling.
In my opinion it's not the signatures that are important, it's the things all the people here are saying, their comments, their opinions, guides, questions, whatever they want to tell...
But with the huge amount of bloated signatures I am probably very alone with that opinion.
Just my two cents
Taraen
P.S: This is just a "little" demonstration. Just compare the space the important content takes with the space all the signatures need:
(Klick the image to download original size)
Thats really good.
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Nice! I really liked the CM9 one
Could you consider making them a little thinner? If everyone starts using these images in signatures, we would have more images than text
CM 9 looks cool. Good work buddy and thanks to bscraze as well
Taraen said:
Hello Wiggierip,
thank you for sharing your work! This is a very nice idea and your pictures look very good.
But there's also a little thing I would like to say:
In my opinion these pictures are a way to big to use them for the signature, and unfortunately this is a trend here. With this size they distract people from the really important content in this forum. Everything gets unnecessarily long and causes too much scrolling.
In my opinion it's not the signatures that are important, it's the things all the people here are saying, their comments, their opinions, guides, questions, whatever they want to tell...
But with the huge amount of bloated signatures I am probably very alone with that opinion.
Just my two cents
Taraen
P.S: This is just a "little" demonstration. Just compare the space the important content takes with the space all the signatures need:
(Klick the image to download original size)
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dhiru1602 said:
Nice! I really liked the CM9 one
Could you consider making them a little thinner? If everyone starts using these images in signatures, we would have more images than text
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Thanks for the feedback guys !
Well, acctually I think they are pretty big, thats true. But the idea behind that is that I want to deliver high quality material, I'm sharing it, and people can decide for themselves if they want to downscale the signature or not. Upscaling is quality loss, so I always keep the rule for myself: Make it bigger than it acctually is going to be... I very much respect your opinion though .
EDIT: Added simple method of downscaling to the first post for those who want to use it.
Wiggierip said:
Thanks for the feedback guys !
Well, acctually I think they are pretty big, thats true. But the idea behind that is that I want to deliver high quality material, I'm sharing it, and people can decide for themselves if they want to downscale the signature or not. Upscaling is quality loss, so I always keep the rule for myself: Make it bigger than it acctually is going to be... I very much respect your opinion though .
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can u creat fancy signatures based on kernel names...? We have mainly UC kernel, vurrut kernel & titanium kernel.
vishal24387 said:
can u creat fancy signatures based on kernel names...? We have mainly UC kernel, vurrut kernel & titanium kernel.
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I could do that . Would you like them in the same style/size as the Rom ones?
nice artwork
id like to see your skills applied into theming
it would be great
noypi_ako said:
nice artwork
id like to see your skills applied into theming
it would be great
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Thanks
I'll still have to learn a lot about Android theming
Wiggierip said:
I could do that . Would you like them in the same style/size as the Rom ones?
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whatever u feel comfertable u creat it You are expert in that.
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vishal24387 said:
whatever u feel comfertable u creat it You are expert in that.
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Added the three kernel banners you requested Let me know what you think!
Wiggierip said:
Added the three kernel banners you requested Let me know what you think!
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superb buddy...! Just one suggestion can u modify UC kernel with doomlord & napster avatar images?
vishal24387 said:
superb buddy...! Just one suggestion can u modify UC kernel with doomlord & napster avatar images?
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If you really want that... It wouldn't be my personal preference though, because the style becomes pretty much different from the rest if I do that, plus the avatars are really low quality because of how XDA stores them... Should I do it anyway?
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Added the three kernel banners you requested Let me know what you think!
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Nice kernel banners
Cheers
Sent from my GT-i9003 powered by Stable and Smooth CyanogenMod 9!
I saw this tutorial linked to from the Raspberry Pi blog:
http://linuxcommand.org/learning_the_shell.php
You can use this thread as a Q&A. There are a few users here that will be glad to help you, especially since you're taking the initiative to move away from the GUI, one of the best steps you can take on a *nix computer.
I recommend you actually try out the commands as you're following along in the guide. It'll stick in your memory better that way.
Good link bro
sent from my batcave
Started reading. Thanks bro !
If you have Java recommendations I will like that (not something I can get through Googling)...LOL
itzik2sh use the link that it is on my thread codecdamy.com
Fb nice find man this well help to make my first bml rom
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Started reading. Thanks bro !
If you have Java recommendations I will like that (not something I can get through Googling)...LOL
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I started learning Java (having known a little PHP beforehand) from a book called Absolute Java by Savitch. You can buy it pretty cheap used. I have the second edition.
http://www.amazon.com/Absolute-Java-Walter-Savitch/dp/0321205677
solrac1212 said:
itzik2sh use the link that it is on my thread codecdamy.com
Fb nice find man this well help to make my first bml rom
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Java =/= JavaScript
Here's some reading:
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Are_JavaScript_and_Java_the_same_language
FBis251 said:
I started learning Java (having known a little PHP beforehand) from a book called Absolute Java by Savitch. You can buy it pretty cheap used. I have the second edition.
http://www.amazon.com/Absolute-Java-Walter-Savitch/dp/0321205677
Java =/= JavaScript
Here's some reading:
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Are_JavaScript_and_Java_the_same_language
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it's:
Java != JavaScript
;-)
sorry did't know the difference
xaocon said:
it's:
Java != JavaScript
;-)
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Haha. True. If we want to get even more specific Java !== JavaScript
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sorry did't know the difference
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It's all gravy, now you do
Man I feel like a noob ..again with the java stuff I knew a lot of things but I never tough that java was so important anyway thanks for the link I will find more links for extensive reading
FBis251 said:
I started learning Java (having known a little PHP beforehand) from a book called Absolute Java by Savitch. You can buy it pretty cheap used. I have the second edition.
http://www.amazon.com/Absolute-Java-Walter-Savitch/dp/0321205677
Java =/= JavaScript
Here's some reading:
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Are_JavaScript_and_Java_the_same_language
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This isn't propaganda but you can "PROBABLY" find Absolute Java somewhere online. Maybe even transfer to your phone for reading at your convenience! Even have a copy on the computer. Thanks FBIS251!(wink)
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Try not to make references to warez... It's looked down upon on these forums. *cough* edit your post man! *cough* .
Shameless bump.
Who's gotten anything out of this so far? . I've been having fun with a lot of these. You learn something new every day! If possible, every hour
FBis251 said:
Shameless bump.
Who's gotten anything out of this so far? . I've been having fun with a lot of these. You learn something new every day! If possible, every hour
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i have thx fb
Or learn powershell... 'get-superbowl' is super fun
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Here's some good information if you are learning about using a linux console:
http://unix.stackexchange.com/quest...ce-between-a-terminal-a-shell-a-tty-and-a-con
Bash is fine but I recommend you try out zsh. If you get the configs from GRML (http://grml.org/zsh/) as a start you will find it to be very comfortable since the stuff you've learned about bash will carry over and it will seem to have a magic understanding of what you want to do. As you read more about it (man zshall) you will find it has more features and options than you could imagine a shell could have.
Take the time to learn your way around a good console editor too. I prefer Vim for a variety of reasons but emacs is also very popular. There is a bit of a holy war about which is better so it's hard finding unbiased comparisons between the two but the wikipedia page seems to do a pretty good job (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Editor_war).
Congrats to everyone learning the command line. You will find some of it a little unintuitive at first if you are used to the windows way of doing things but most people that learn can't imagine how they got anything done before they did it.
Good luck and feel free to ask specific questions here. I'll answer. I love spreading the good word.
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So how is this different than any other mods that basically does the same thing? And no credits? You made them all by yourself?
I just took a look inside your init.d script, nothing special, even a noob like me understands most part. The values are mostly the same as other tweaks.
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eushaun99 said:
So how is this different than any other mods that basically does the same thing?
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Another parameters, different tweaks, my calculators...
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And no credits? You made them all by yourself?
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No, not all. I found some tweaks on internet, github, xda. I have to point them all?
its recomned i think,but in general you have to ask for permission before u share your tweak.read the xda rules to understand what i mean.
XAP4O said:
Another parameters, different tweaks, my calculators...
No, not all. I found some tweaks on internet, github, xda. I have to point them all?
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Alrighty then.
Yeah, you have to list out all the people or link that helped you. And maybe put them in your script too.
You might wanna add this line to your OP too. "To devs, if you wanna include this in your ROM please include proper credits." Or something like that.
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eushaun99 said:
Yeah, you have to list out all the people or link that helped you. And maybe put them in your script too.
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Oh, I don't remember all urls, I'm working on script for two weeks... It will be a long list of urls. What should I do?
eushaun99 said:
You might wanna add this line to your OP too. "To devs, if you wanna include this in your ROM please include proper credits." Or something like that.
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No, I'm not greedy.
eugeneeaster18 said:
Just make a thanks list and state the developers names, not the urls, or just insert the links.
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I'm flashing this now, looks like what I've been looking for. And just my input...
HE ISN'T TAKING CREDIT, he took OPEN SOURCED things and compiled them. I think it's up to him whether or not he wants to share the original authors, because after all, it is open sourced. I'd much rather see constructive input rather than pointing out things as silly as "You're stealing open sourced things."
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I'm flashing this now, looks like what I've been looking for. And just my input...
HE ISN'T TAKING CREDIT, he took OPEN SOURCED things and compiled them. I think it's up to him whether or not he wants to share the original authors, because after all, it is open sourced. I'd much rather see constructive input rather than pointing out things as silly as "You're stealing open sourced things."
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Even if its open sourced you still have to give credit you know...or at least say that you found this on github blah blah blah it isn't purely my work something like that.
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its working quite good I think on my S4. I would probably like it if you add a version number to the release or upcoming releases in case you publish an update. and if there are credits to give, its probably better to do so. overall, its working as you announced it and replaced two-three other scripts here for ext4 and sd card..so, yeah. thanks a lot!!
excellent tweaks, all collected for each of the versions of Android.
Works great on Galaxy Player 4.0
Immediately visible performance boost.
How do you remove the mod, l have not seen an unistallation zip..
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great work my device feel faster now waiting for updates
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How do you remove the mod, l have not seen an unistallation zip..
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I recommend backup /system before install to avoid any incompatibility issues. It's faster and more effectively than uninstall zip.
Hi Bro, Your Tweaks are Very Excellent! but Next Time Give credits From other MoD/Tweaks Dev...
Sorry For My English...
PS: Keep Up The Good Work! Maraming Salamat!(Thank You So Much!)
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Can you give the uninstaller for this script?
I feel the mod is not better than other mod
The rngd tweaks can't run on the phone boot time
What you mean "The rngd tweaks can't run on the phone boot time" ?
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What you mean "The rngd tweaks can't run on the phone boot time" ?
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your tweaks look awesome...Ive been trying others and they dont work out too well. I noticed it wont work with any other mods/tweaks...I was told by dev he doesnt really have any tweaks included in his ROM; but can you double check to make sure it will work with your script? I am tired of crappy battery life ; I have seen what people are getting using directinject/ tk http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2411161 operation killjoy battery life and want the same. I am using an HTC EVO SHIFT and am running android 2.3.4 I believe; here is the ROM I am using... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2063210
... I just want a ROM that wont cause conflicts with devs scripts...whether it be jellybean or gingerbread; any ROM is good if it will work with scripts..thank you
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I'm flashing this now, looks like what I've been looking for. And just my input...
HE ISN'T TAKING CREDIT, he took OPEN SOURCED things and compiled them. I think it's up to him whether or not he wants to share the original authors, because after all, it is open sourced. I'd much rather see constructive input rather than pointing out things as silly as "You're stealing open sourced things."
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False false false and false again times 1 trillion. Just because something is open sourced does not mean you can blindly take something that was authored by an individual and kang it then redistribute it as "Original works". All I can say is I hope he didn't take anything of mine out of killjoy cause I'm going to check when I get home. With that said if I see something in here that was authored by another individual and I know that individual I will pm them the proof to get this project eighty sixed from xda.
Word to the wise!!!
Respect other developers
Give proper credits
Don't blindly kang for profit
Follow apache 2.0 and GPU Agreement licensing requirements
At quick glance I see your using @LENAROX and @Ryuinferno work in here ALOT. Rngd binary belongs to @Ryuinferno and multiple device calculators belong to @LENAROX. I don't recognize any other works in here. but start with giving these two great developers proper credits please.
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Exit_Only,
Added Ryuinferno to credits.
But all calculators and awk-using scripts are mine!
And what language should I try to familiarize myself with first? Where do I go from there?
I aspire to work on ROMs one day, and even develop apps.
To be honest, I've also got ****ty computers and are too slow to work with, does anyone recommend getting a new laptop?
I'm probably going to need to be using something along the Unix, so will it be advisable to get a Mac or just stick with Windows and install Ubuntu?
(Sorry for not knowing as much as everyone else.)
I would be grateful towards any replies!
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Hello @narsciso
Its great to see another individual taking an opportunity on learning more about Android development.
I would recommend you getting a new laptop or desktop as some developing programs are RAM hungry. Though they should still work.
Building ROMs from source - To be able to build ROMs from source you'll need to learn allot about Android, ive never attempted this so I can't help you here. But don't worry, there are plenty of guides here on xda that'll get you set up with a Linux distro and a workstation that will lead you to compile your first ROM from source. Just use the search function.
Modifying ROMs, ROMs can be modified using windows so you wouldn't need a Linux Distro to be able to achieve this. Again there are plenty of guides and useful resources that can get out started, just use the search function.
Building apps from source - Building apps isn't all that hard to be able to achieve this. You will need to set up a environment. You can do so by going to the android developer site and you can start by downloading their SDK Pack. This contains vital files that will get you started. Also includes Eclipse studio (Application Creator).
Another info on android app development is that its based on Java. So I suggest you learn Java coding as others won't be as helpful. But no need to stress over this, Java is straight forward and its easy to pick up.
Modifying apps, you can achieve this by using apk decompilers (this can be done on Linux and windows) you can decompile the app and make changes within the work folder.
You can use the source code of an app (contains functions and commands) to build an app on eclipse.
The apk itself just contains the layout and looks. The src contains vital info for the app to run right.
I would have provided links but I am using my device. If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Thanks a lot Krishneel! (I actually had a buddy of that name in HS, he still needs to give my CD back lol!)
You have broken everything down fantastically. I'll get down to reading as much as I can about Java, all the while saving up for a new laptop. I'm real excited now. You've given me a lot of motivation and insight and I'm very thankful to you for that.
So should I go with a Mac or stick with Windows when looking for a new computer?
Thanks again!
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narsciso said:
Thanks a lot Krishneel! (I actually had a buddy of that name in HS, he still needs to give my CD back lol!)
You have broken everything down fantastically. I'll get down to reading as much as I can about Java, all the while saving up for a new laptop. I'm real excited now. You've given me a lot of motivation and insight and I'm very thankful to you for that.
So should I go with a Mac or stick with Windows when looking for a new computer?
Thanks again!
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No worries mate, there's a fantastic place to get started in java coding its called "codeacademy".
Its all up to you on the operating system bit. Here's a bit of information.
If you're planning on building ROMs from source Mac will work as its based on Linux as I have been told.
If you're planning to work just on apps and further your work into ROM dev later on, you can use Windows.
If you want to build from source on Windows you can do so by using a virtual machine to run a Linux Distro.
Note: when compile ROMs you need a good PC and the compiling process requires lots of time. Which means you'll need patience but assuming that you're only going to work on app development for now. I suggest Windows.
But its up to you on what you feel is the best the looks, price, design or durability.
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krishneelg3 said:
No worries mate
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Thanks for the source! I guess I'll be investing in a new Windows computer soon!
Again, I can't thank you enough. You may have changed my life around Krishneelg3. Thank you!
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narsciso said:
Thanks for the source! I guess I'll be investing in a new Windows computer soon!
Again, I can't thank you enough. You may have changed my life around Krishneelg3. Thank you!
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No worries, good luck and all the best with your upcoming project.
If you find it hard to work with just learning Java, you can also refer to tutorials on YouTube. There are so many. And they're really helpful.
Cheers.
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TheArc said:
No worries, good luck and all the best with your upcoming project.
If you find it hard to work with just learning Java, you can also refer to tutorials on YouTube. There are so many. And they're really helpful.
Cheers.
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So I got a macbook pro as a gift from my girlfriend, and I have took it upon myself to register and start at codeacademy.com
What do you recommend I should focus on for the first 6 months? Should I hop from language to language to mess around with ONE certain thing?
It or ally depends on you, important one would be Java and c