This little mod does exactly as the title says, it removes the clock from the notification bar. This allows for more notifications in the bar, as well as removes a point of redundancy if you have a cool clock widget
Installation Instructions
1. Download file
2. Place on SD card
3a. Install ROM from SDcard (in ROM manager) OR
3b. Install .zip from SDcard (in bootstrap recovery)
Link
For those with white notification bars (the text is black):
Fab - This is awesome! Worked like a charm! Is there any chance you would be willing to provide zips for reversing the change if we so desire? I know it is just a tweak in the smali file, but it might be helpful for those that are uncomfortable with the process...
Your call, of course... Thank you for all of your contributions to the android community!!!
This little mod does exactly as the title says, it removes the clock from the notification bar. This allows for more notifications in the bar, as well as removes a point of redundancy if you have a cool clock widget
Installation Instructions
1. Download file
2. Place on SD card
3a. Install ROM from SDcard (in ROM manager) OR
3b. Install .zip from SDcard (in bootstrap recovery)
Link
For those with white notification bars (the text is black):
Sweet! Thanks Fab. any way you could "explain" how this is done? I'm trying to learn this stuff bit by bit lol.
edit: i should clarify... by explain, I mean how its actually done, not how to do the update zip part. "the hard way" so to say
theres another thread about it (though im sure there are other ways to get it as well) Circle Battery Indicator
If I'm going from a battery icon with 20 images to one with more do I need to use the newer stat_sys_battery.xml and stat_sys_battery_charge.xml files to coincide with the new icons?
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Thanks Fab! Gotta ask - where'd you get the circular battery indicator or the lockscreen mods?
That screenshot is of REVOlution for ApeX
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If I'm going from a battery icon with 20 images to one with more do I need to use the newer stat_sys_battery.xml and stat_sys_battery_charge.xml files to coincide with the new icons?
Did you get this to work? I was always under the impression that the 10% mod couldn't be done without the source for the framework (which, I guess is out now, but someone smarter than me can figure that out).
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Fab,
I haven't had time to install your rom 'n theme. Hopefully, I'll get to it later today. However, I do want a black notification bar (I don't like white) and that circular battery indicator.
Does the circular indicator come with your rom? If so, will any black notification mod work or is there a specific one I have to use?
Did you get this to work? I was always under the impression that the 10% mod couldn't be done without the source for the framework (which, I guess is out now, but someone smarter than me can figure that out).
I think you can take a stock framework and mod that; I managed to get the 10% icons on zapX's white bar (it was fugly though).
Decompiling/recompiling an already modified framework is the main problem; the 9.png files don't decompile properly without the 9patches. You would need to take a stock framework and incorporate the 10% hack as part of the mod process (which I can't do).
I'm probably wrong but that's my experience so far.
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I am using BigDX theme, can I use this zip to remove the clock without losing the rest of the theme in the status bar? Also is there an easy way to remove the battery in the status bar?
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I am using BigDX theme, can I use this zip to remove the clock without losing the rest of the theme in the status bar? Also is there an easy way to remove the battery in the status bar?
That's right, this only removes the clock, doesn't touch the theme at all.
I think you can get rid of the battery by just deleting all the images from framework-res, but don't take my word for it.
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Originally Posted by Steven58
Fab,
I haven't had time to install your rom 'n theme. Hopefully, I'll get to it later today. However, I do want a black notification bar (I don't like white) and that circular battery indicator.
Does the circular indicator come with your rom? If so, will any black notification mod work or is there a specific one I have to use?
TIA
Steven
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Originally Posted by Steven58
Don't answer my question, anybody.
Steven storms off in a fit and moves all the DX root threads to the forum trashcan!!
It does not come with the ROM, it is part of a theme
Fab, when you get a chance, could you put out a mod to get rid of the alarm clock? I have mine on all the time so it never goes away and is rather annoying. If you're too busy, I'll surely live. Thanks!
Is there a certain order of installing your .zips. I installed the remove clock zip first and then the circle battery indicator. After installing the circle battery the clock came back. Please advise. I know it is possible since your screenshot shows it that way.
Is there a certain order of installing your .zips. I installed the remove clock zip first and then the circle battery indicator. After installing the circle battery the clock came back. Please advise. I know it is possible since your screenshot shows it that way.
You need to remove the clock at the end.
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I have Launcher Pro Plus. When I set my columns to 5 it squeezes the fancy widgets clock. I press on the fancy widget icon and it turns gray and does nothing. Am I missing something here.
I can't get the ROM to work. Here's what I am doing, let me know what I am doing wrong.
First: I am rooted
ROM Manager Premium v2.5.0.7
I open up ROM Manager and install ROM from SD card. After clicking on Fabolous_ClockRM_WhiteBar ROM, its ask "ROM pre-installation" (Back-Up Existing ROM and Wipe Data and Cache, I don't check either and just click ok. Then the phone restarts. Next it looks like the ROM is being installed in the Recovery menu (it only takes a few seconds to install). The phone will restart after the ROM installation is complete. It will start right back up but the clock is still there.
Also from the ROM Manager I have tried downloading the ROM directly though the ROM Manager. I doo everything the same as before and I end up with the same results.
I have got to be doing something wrong, what am I missing guys.
I found changing the rows or columns really degraded my phone performance, so I went back to the original default settings.
When I first got my phione, I wanted a ton of things on vrious home screens.. now I'm finding Iwant much less, and use icons to get to things like facebook or twitter, which use battery, and are always upgrading in the background.
Has anyone tried this with the new update released today, to see if it still works?
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Dumb question here. I have download and placed the folder on SD card. I have ROM Manager but where is the file located that I need to tell ROM Manager to use or what is the file name. This is the first time I have tried to restore anything with ROM Manager. I have made a Backup of my present ROM which 2.1.1 on my Captivate Phone.
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