Root [Themed ROM] NexBeast V1.1 (updated 5/27/2010)

Fabolous said:

Yes, that's probably a good idea. All the overclocking is now done manually, rather than via the 'pete' script.

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Fabolous said:

I don't think that should cause the phone to go into a reboot cycle though. I didn't give the phone enough time to auto download, I think, I just went straight onto Wifi and restored all my apps in one fell swoop.

It should auto redownload though. If not, all your apps will be in the downloads section of the market waiting for you.



Funny how such a simple feature is actually quite hard to implement. I think it has to be built into the framework, and I (or Pete, it seems) don't really know how to do that. Sorry

I think there's an app called 'quick boot' that lets you reboot real quick, or even into recovery.

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tfleming23 said:

Well you should come up!

BTW, can you put in the reboot option that is in Cyanogenmod? I love that option.

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Fabolous said:

Yeah, just go to Pete's BB page, download his 600MHz kernel. It will flash his pete script, along with the kernel.



It should look like this:

Code:

echo "ondemand" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor 
echo "50" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/up_threshold 
echo "32000" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/sampling_rate
echo "2560,3840,6400,17920,19200,20480" > /sys/module/lowmemorykiller/parameters/minfree 
sleep 42s
busybox killall -q com.cooliris.media
busybox killall -q com.android.mms
busybox killall -q com.android.email
busybox killall -q com.motorola.calendar
busybox killall -q android.process.media
busybox killall -q com.android.deskclock
busybox killall -q com.android.bluetooth
busybox killall -q com.google.android.apps.uploader
busybox killall -q com.android.voicedialer
busybox killall -q com.google.android.voicesearch
busybox killall -q com.android.settings
busybox killall -q com.android.calendar
busybox killall -q com.google.android.apps.maps:FriendService
busybox killall -q com.google.android.gm
busybox killall -q com.amazon.mp3
busybox killall -q com.android.im
busybox killall -q android.process.im
busybox killall -q com.android.music

I took out the frequency scaling aspects, but I do like his governor, up threshold, and sampling parameters, so I left those in.

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Fabolous said:

I think I'm going to reupload the file with some larger battery percentage numbers, as I find the originals to be a little too small. For those of you that have already installed, I will probably make a fix file, but for now, if you know what you're doing, here's the framework.

Be sure to rename to framework-res.apk, and push to /system/framework/

All that I changed is the font from 12 point to 15 point. Makes a big difference in legibility though, IMO. Gotta run to the bank though, but I'll have at least an update.zip to fix this when I get back.

framework-res-bigpercent.apk


EDIT: UGH, as I just found out (remembered), you will need to resign into Google if you push the framework. BLAHHH.

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Fabolous said:

I think I'm going to reupload the file with some larger battery percentage numbers, as I find the originals to be a little too small. For those of you that have already installed, I will probably make a fix file, but for now, if you know what you're doing, here's the framework.

Be sure to rename to framework-res.apk, and push to /system/framework/

All that I changed is the font from 12 point to 15 point. Makes a big difference in legibility though, IMO. Gotta run to the bank though, but I'll have at least an update.zip to fix this when I get back.

framework-res-bigpercent.apk


EDIT: UGH, as I just found out (remembered), you will need to resign into Google if you push the framework. BLAHHH.

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Fabolous said:

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What I did was hard code them into the battery icons using Photoshop. Until Pete actually builds in the function to the framework, this is the only way

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j4claerr said:

I dont know if anyone else is having this issue but I did all the necessay. nandroid wipe data ect. I installed the rom and then went to use titanium backup. I ran the batch to install the apps. After running it I went to put my screens back together and I noticed some of the apps didnt install, so I went back into titanium and it showed that 19 didnt install. I ran the batch again to install the missing ones. Still after running the batches they still dont show up.

So I decided to go to the market and install them manually and when I open them up in the market instead of having the install button on the bottom instead it has both the open and install buttons but they are both greyed out and I cannot click ether one.

Is anyone else having this issue or Fab do you know why this is happening?

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