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Root Additional lockscreens

namu1107

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May 20, 2010
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Quick question, and sorry if its been asked, but a quick simple answer will do the trick. I am currently running xtrom 4.6 and I was wondering if there was a way to change my lockscreen. In particular, i'm looking for slide bar, kind of like the iphone. Also where can I find some different lock screens, if it is possible? Thanks!
 
is there an iphone lockscreen that is flashable that completely replaces the lockscreen? Because with lock 2.0 because there is a little lag... not a lot. I just don't think there should be any lag when unlocking the phone because it is not an arduous task to perform.

or if not like the iphone then something new and different? i just want to change things up a little bit.
 
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How would you "unzip" to go back to XTRsense lock screen?
First of all when changing anything major to your phone you always want to do a nandroid backup. I sometimes forget to mention that because it is stated so much and one of those pet pevs that you should always remember to do. After saying that, make a nand backup then flash the zip. If for some reason you dont like it just do a restore of the nand you just did.:D
 
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First of all when changing anything major to your phone you always want to do a nandroid backup. I sometimes forget to mention that because it is stated so much and one of those pet pevs that you should always remember to do. After saying that, make a nand backup then flash the zip. If for some reason you dont like it just do a restore of the nand you just did.:D

Yeah that's what i thought....ooops :) Thanks for the info!
 
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How would you "unzip" to go back to XTRsense lock screen?

First of all when changing anything major to your phone you always want to do a nandroid backup. I sometimes forget to mention that because it is stated so much and one of those pet pevs that you should always remember to do. After saying that, make a nand backup then flash the zip. If for some reason you dont like it just do a restore of the nand you just did.:D

If you didn't do a Nandroid first, I'd think that reflashing xtrSENSE without wiping data first may reset the default lockscreen.
 
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Sure does, I used it on my wifes phone. Did you find the zip? I think I put a link to it. Just flash from recovery, works better then any of the widget locker or lock bot. No lag.

Hey, Kobe, I flashed the zip you posted and I love it. However, is there a way to change the wallpaper so the lockscreen isn't clear? Every time I go to change it, it will say it has been changed but it stays the same. I don't mind that it's clear, I just can't stand the clock that clashes with the clock on my home screen. Thanks for the help
 
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Hey, Kobe, I flashed the zip you posted and I love it. However, is there a way to change the wallpaper so the lockscreen isn't clear? Every time I go to change it, it will say it has been changed but it stays the same. I don't mind that it's clear, I just can't stand the clock that clashes with the clock on my home screen. Thanks for the help

To be honest I havent tried to change the lockscreen. I will give it a shot to see if it can be done.:) If all else fails, zach may be able to get rid of the time on the lockscreen.
 
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As far as I know, the only way to accomplish this is via MetaMorph. It works great though, just kind of a pain:

[THEME] Vanilla Lockscreen NON-Transparent Background [UPDATED: 07/05/2010] - xda-developers

I tried that MM and couldn't for the life of me figure out how to change the background. I asked for help/suggestions in the original thread over at xda and never received a response. For some reason I've never been able to get any of my questions answered over there. That's one of the reason why I LOVE this forum so much, everyone is so nice and helpful
 
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