[Q] [Request] JPK ROM Cooking with APPS2NAND, DroidX Multi-touch keyboard etc... - Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I don't have any ROM cooking experience, but hopefully someone can work on an ideal ROM for JPK
It would be a rooted and optimized ROM with the following:
- LauncherPro Plus
- Music PlayerPro
- Fancy Widgets
- DroidX Multi-touch keyboard for Froyo (confirm working awesome on my i9000)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=764021
- Latest Swype
- APPS2NAND
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=756157
Place the following to NAND:
- Default App List from: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=756157
- LauncherPro Plus
- Music PlayerPro com.tbig.playerpro
- DroixX keyboard (com.android.inputmethod.latin)
- Swype com.swype.android.inputmethod
- Fancy Widget com.fancywidget.android
Feel free to chip in ideas

LauncherPro Plus - u serious? ;d

Would be awesome for this with launcher pro though you can activate the plus afterwards. Also touchwiz should be removed.
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App

Good luck getting someone to help you, I'm flat out getting an answer to my updater-script problem!

You can try to download a custom rom like the froyo remix and mod it according to your needs.
Open files with winrar, delete or add and try it... also i found a script to create update.zip but cant remind, try to search for it.
edit:
If you want to create a full custom rom you need to use a "kitchen" (can be found at samdroid or modaco).
It could be possible to create rom using tools like nandroid and clockwork recovery (flash, install app/mod without sim or sd, then backup).
If you just want to mod a rom already flashed, you can use an updater script like this one: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=769374 but if you change fils inside you will probably need to edit the "updater-script" and validate the apks using this: http://www.londatiga.net/it/how-to-sign-apk-zip-files/
It would be good to create some kind of "how to create your own custom rom" whitout using kitchens or harcode, some kind of gui tool where we could put an official rom, and remove/add apk/odex then choose to build the full rom or just the update.zip ...
Good luck

Why would you want APPS2NAND? It is slower than any lagfix available.

Apps2NAND is needed because Oneclicklagfix 2.0 becomes slower than going without any lagfix after a day or so.
The only good solution for JPK roms at the moment is apps2nand. Try putting your keyboard on NAND, you'll be able to type really fast like I am doing right now without any lag *I even have word suggestion on*
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[ROM]|20sep|VibesLITEv2.0|Most Bloat removed|App2SD|Wifi Tether|RamOptimized|FAST|

Hello Friends :
This THREAD IS NOW BEING CLOSED AS WE HAVE CYANOGEN NOW
This is a LITE rom for those who want a ROM with all the HTC bloat removed..and you can customize is ur own way..use ur choice of launcher, homescreen, apps no need to stick with Sense. And don't forget to check the attachments.
Your Phone must be rooted for this..
Vibes LITE v2.1 Link Removed.
To do::
# All APN/Mobile network issues fix.
# remove taskkiller and ADWlauncher.
LITE v2.0 ITs HERE
# lockscreen fixed.
# ROMmanager Included.
# Powerboot Manu added.
# Nemo removed.
Vibes LITE Rom v1.0 - Get it HERE
On some popular demand i decided to bring out this LITE rom.. Its almost stock Android with lots of Bloat removed.
FLASHING::
1> Always remember its great to have backup (SD and ROM-use Nandroid)
2> Download the zip file .. copy it to to root of your SD card and flash it from recovery.
3> Let the first boot take place.
4> Reboot
5> customize as per your needs ..download ROMmanager and parition your SD with EXT partition (Recommended settings for a 2gb SD= Swap=0, Ext=256, rest=Fat32).
6> Reboot and DONE
APN Settings ::​You can check for your APN settings HERE and
Edit them Manually APN-Settings can be found under ::
Settings > Wireless > Mobile Networks >Access Points.
By pressing the menu key you can add a new APN.
Now give your invaluable feedback and enjoy your weekend .
First flashers do report back errors if any.
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This is gonna be fast .. this rom is Lighter on Memory.
LOG::
Base ROM WWE Tesco 1.28.1107.2
Radio 13.45.55.24
Removed Bloatware
Rooted
Deodexed
Busybox
App2Sd
Wi-fi Teethering
Bash shell
Nano Text editor
Better Ram optimization
Taskkiller added for better free memory.
Add on capability.. i will post update packages which can be flashed painlessly.
Dalvik cache to sd
Things removed :
Calculator
HTC FM radio widget
Friendstream
HTC Music
HTC newsreader
HTC Stock
HTC twitter
Debugtool
Fieldtest
Flickr
HTC addprogram
HTC bookmark
HTC Calculator (U can get many from market)
Facebook (Available from market)
HTC footprints
HTC Locationpicker
HTC locationservices
HTC mailwidgets
HTC msgwidget
HTC photowidget
HTC profiles
HTC ringtone trimmer
HTC ringtone widget
HTC setup wizard
HTC sound recorder
HTC streamplayer
Maps (Available from market)
Quicklookup
SENSE and Other bloats.
Street
Teeter
Widget download manager.
Added (Only few imp things as this is LITE version)..
A new patched market.. for all apps to be displayed in search.
ADW launcher optimized for buzz added.
a new Contact app added.
Nemo Music/video App.
In case you have trouble with any of the added apps .. you can uninstall them and get the one's you like from the market.
NOW THAT YOU HAVE LITE ROM how about making it lighter::
Adblock ON:: Get here and stop those annoying ads.
Adblock Off:: Get those ads back
Have fun
Reserved for later
THX
Does it include mew kernlel system read/write and ext4? or need to use separate costum kernel?
gyroing said:
THX
Does it include mew kernlel system read/write and ext4? or need to use separate costum kernel?
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this is test build so it does not include that but if tests go well i will release one by the evening.. . so test it as soon as possible
I see 3 people downloading it .. PLzz plzzz give ur Feedback thanks
Have u included Rom manager in this release ? Can't download it in market
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UtmostMick0 said:
Have u included Rom manager in this release ? Can't download it in market
Sent from my HTC Wildfire using XDA App
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Nope this is LITE ROM users are free to choose wht they want... ROMmanager will come in next Vibes release.. not in this LITE one..
You cant get it from Market why ?? ask ur ROM chef to help..
Downloading now, will report any bugs
Using wildpuzzle 7.1 , Rom manager included , kind of new 2 android where do I start cooking , I.have a background in IT tech support
Sent from my HTC Wildfire using XDA App
Have a look at this.
http://theunlockr.com/2010/03/26/how-to-create-your-own-custom-rom-for-android-part-1-setting-up-the-kitchen/
downloading, will try out
If you want to add APN to the ROM so evry user doesnt have to do it by them self do like this:
danne_jo said:
to fix network settings do like this:
open framework-res.apk but dont extract, just open file and go to /res/xml/ and replace your apns.xml with for example with apns.xml from my rom.
just drag the /res/xml/apns.xml from "mine" framework-res.apk into your framework-res.apk that your are using.
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If you want to add APN to the ROM so evry user doesnt have to do it by them self do like this:
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Thanks for info dude but that will be fixed in next release..
Working smoothly so far. Have tried market, internet XDA app and OsmAnd. Launcherpro working great. Is there no way to get vanilla lock screen or are we stuck with HTC's effort? It really doesn't look so hot on the small screen.
windywoo said:
Working smoothly so far. Have tried market, internet XDA app and OsmAnd. Launcherpro working great. Is there no way to get vanilla lock screen or are we stuck with HTC's effort? It really doesn't look so hot on the small screen.
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It's a pay app but Goto is really nice if you go in and 'disable' the HTC lockscreen. The HTC lockscreen is lagging down the Goto lockscreen if it is still working , by disabling it Goto can work its magic, and it is much nicer.
I renamed the HTC lockscreen .apk to .bak, hence disabling it, if you know how to do this it shouldn't be a problem for you to do it , if you don't , i suggest you don't try it cause getting back could be troublesome.
@warriorvibhu:
Would it be possible to add (a free) lockscreen of your choice to a ROM btw? I tried just disablint the HTC one , and there is something there that works like a lockscreen , but it doesn't really work well. I think it's a standard Eclair lockscreen but with the settings all wrong , is this settingsfile available somewhere and if so could a vanilla android settingsfile make that work?
71baker said:
@warriorvibhu:
Would it be possible to add (a free) lockscreen of your choice to a ROM btw? I tried just disablint the HTC one , and there is something there that works like a lockscreen , but it doesn't really work well. I think it's a standard Eclair lockscreen but with the settings all wrong , is this settingsfile available somewhere and if so could a vanilla android settingsfile make that work?
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I will try to add a free one in next but infact i want to keep it as clean as possible.. now i will remove even the leftover Bloat in next release.
warriorvibhu said:
I will try to add a free one in next but infact i want to keep it as clean as possible.. now i will remove even the leftover Bloat in next release.
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Yeah i am all for removing bloat. And now that i am reading it again , a better solution than adding a free one would be to get the standard android one to work as it is clearly there in some form.
Flashed v2, booted okay but not connecting to mobile network? happened with the other versions of your roms too, am i doing something wrong? always do a data and cache wipe before flashing.
ashymac86 said:
Flashed v2, booted okay but not connecting to mobile network? happened with the other versions of your roms too, am i doing something wrong? always do a data and cache wipe before flashing.
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My fault i misplaced that apns file.. i can fix that in next rom .. or u can try one thing not sure if it wil work.. but should be done before flashing..use Winrar for following steps..
open the Lite rom file u have downloaded with winrar:>> go to>>System>>framework>>framework-res.apk>>res>>xml>>delete apns.xml.
Now extract apns.xml from apns.zip attached here. drag and drop the file given here in this attachment into the window where u deleted apns.xml from. In winrar change the dropdown menu from normal to store. and accept to update archive.
Now ur ROM is ready to be flashed..without APN problem.
thanks for the help! i might try this or wait for the next release, other than this small issue the rom is great!
This version is really fast. Just regret that I can't remove sh*** like taskiller or the buggy lockscreen.
I think you should not ad anything in order to stay in the "lite version" mind.
Anyway, nice job. Thanks a lot.
Sent from my HTC Wildfire using XDA App

[DEV ADVICE NEEDED] Considering Casual ROM-building

Let me explain what I mean by "casual". I've come to find that I always end up removing stuff from custom ROMs that I don't like/don't use and end up with something much much better.
With NFX's permission (should he give it) I'd like to make a custom ROM based on my slimmed down approach, one that left me with tons of free space, lots of free RAM, great battery life, and smooth operation. I'm looking at the ROM right now, and I'm wondering; is there anything special I need to know about adding my own apks to be preinstalled with the ROM? I'd like to add Fancy Widget and LauncherPro since I stopped using the Sense Launcher. My ideal setup is one where the app is recognized by the market so that it can be updated as and when needed. Also, what can I do to ensure that LauncherPro is the default launcher?
I'd love to get into this. I'm not big on code editing but have no issue with doing so when needed, can anyone nudge me in the right direction?
Update #1: My first attempt failed . I was using Nfinite's Odexed NFX Rom. I tried to just change around the apps in the data/app/ folder. Also attempted to delete all the HTC Sense Widgets beforehand. (I do this after install, but I wanted to do it before.) Should I not be working with an odexed ROM, and is there some sort of signature process that I need to be using?
Pretty sure you need deodexed.
CM6 Android 2.2.1 Froyo Darchstar
Radio 2.42.01.04.27
*Bite me Sprint!
Search for avabox on these forums. It has the zip signing tool to make the zip flashable after editing it. And many other helpful tools
Sent from my HERO200 using XDA App
davec1234 said:
Pretty sure you need deodexed.
CM6 Android 2.2.1 Froyo Darchstar
Radio 2.42.01.04.27
*Bite me Sprint!
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danaff37 said:
Search for avabox on these forums. It has the zip signing tool to make the zip flashable after editing it. And many other helpful tools
Sent from my HERO200 using XDA App
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Thanks guys! I'll give this a shot and see what happens
LiquidSolstice said:
Let me explain what I mean by "casual". I've come to find that I always end up removing stuff from custom ROMs that I don't like/don't use and end up with something much much better.
With NFX's permission (should he give it) I'd like to make a custom ROM based on my slimmed down approach, one that left me with tons of free space, lots of free RAM, great battery life, and smooth operation. I'm looking at the ROM right now, and I'm wondering; is there anything special I need to know about adding my own apks to be preinstalled with the ROM? I'd like to add Fancy Widget and LauncherPro since I stopped using the Sense Launcher. My ideal setup is one where the app is recognized by the market so that it can be updated as and when needed. Also, what can I do to ensure that LauncherPro is the default launcher?
I'd love to get into this. I'm not big on code editing but have no issue with doing so when needed, can anyone nudge me in the right direction?
Update #1: My first attempt failed . I was using Nfinite's Odexed NFX Rom. I tried to just change around the apps in the data/app/ folder. Also attempted to delete all the HTC Sense Widgets beforehand. (I do this after install, but I wanted to do it before.) Should I not be working with an odexed ROM, and is there some sort of signature process that I need to be using?
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Like some else said you'll need the deodexed rom. Also if your altering the rom for personal purposes there is no need to ask nfinite... if you post the rom then you'll need to ask and give props.
Next you need some kind of rom manager tools so that you can sign and zip align your apk and have a flashable after you make your changes. maybe read threw the rom cooking guide on the hero wiki page also.
You most definitely what an odexed ROM. Its been a while since I messed with it, but i think you will want to place apps you want updated in /data/app. As for the default launcher, it should ask which one you want as default when you first boot into the ROM.
unCoRrUpTeD said:
You most definitely what an odexed ROM. Its been a while since I messed with it, but i think you will want to place apps you want updated in /data/app. As for the default launcher, it should ask which one you want as default when you first boot into the ROM.
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@[email protected] Confusion. A few people above have said I need deodexed?
The only problem you will run into with odexed vs deodexed is changes to any jar files within an apk on system. Only really applies to framework level edits. Things like removing haptic or rotary lock screen or battery percentage mods, etc.
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LiquidSolstice said:
@[email protected] Confusion. A few people above have said I need deodexed?
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I meant to type deodexed. I was so tired and doing ten things at once. Didn't even reread what I was posting.
danaff37 said:
The only problem you will run into with odexed vs deodexed is changes to any jar files within an apk on system. Only really applies to framework level edits. Things like removing haptic or rotary lock screen or battery percentage mods, etc.
Sent from my HERO200 using XDA App
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Ah. Nah, the only thing I'd love to experiment with is to swap out images and png files. The functionality of the ROM and its inner workings are fine . Assuming that I can remove all the HTC widgets and a few of the apps I won't be using (using LP, so Sense Widgets are unneeded), and that I can set a default launcher, and perhaps mess around with all the status bar icons/button images, that's all I want to do
LiquidSolstice said:
@[email protected] Confusion. A few people above have said I need deodexed?
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You will need deodexed
You can always re-Odex it afterwards.
I assume you've realized this, as you have a stable odexed ROM out, but I'm putting it up for reference's sake. Don't want someone reading the thread and getting the wrong idea.

[Q] Is there a way to add the 3x4 portrait samsung keyboard?

Hi There,
I've tried searching all over and cannot find anything so please forgive me if I'm asking something that has been asked before...
I am looking at all the wonderful custom roms out there for the Captivate but it seems that some of them do not have the classic Samsung Keyboard. I'm very fond of inputting text via the old school 3x4 portrait style with predictive texting and notice that some of the roms do not have the Samsung Keyboard, which then pretty much rules out that rom for me.
So I was wondering if there is a way to add the 3x4 portrait samsung keyboard to a rom somehow if it wasn't originally built/packaged with it?
Yes, there is definitely a way to do that. It will involve rooting your phone, and finding the .apk of the keyboard into a certain folder with 'Root Explorer'.
I'll see if I can find the Samsung Keyboard .apk for you, and I suggest you getting Root Explorer (or similar) for the time being.
romkitchen.org create an update.zip NOT a full rom. they have the samsung keyboard available! and much more!
Trusselo said:
romkitchen.org create an update.zip NOT a full rom. they have the samsung keyboard available! and much more!
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Very awesome site! But I must ask... I can't seem to find the Samsung Keyboard there though... I can only see "Gingerbread Keyboard" under the Keyboards section...
Trusselo said:
romkitchen.org create an update.zip NOT a full rom. they have the samsung keyboard available! and much more!
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Wow!!! That is AWESOME!!!
I'm still a noob so pardon if I ask some potentially obvious questions... *bows head in shame*
I am getting Root Explorer and have not used it before tho have indeed rooted my phone and flashed an existing rom created by others (currently using Serendipity 5.12)
Would this Rom Kitchen method be a simple addition to a current rom via Clock Work Recovery - Reboot into recovery mode - install zip from SD Card type of thing? Or would I have to go into the folder and replace the different files with whatever is generated and rename the file, also as an addition/alteration to a current Rom that I was using?
Or would you basically be generating your own custom Rom altogether with this Rom Kitchen by starting from scratch and selecting each part of the rom yourself like the Base Rom then CSC then Kernel then Modem then Apps Etc and then doing a master clear and flashing this as a brand new rom?
And if the generated file is essentially a brand new Rom altogether, would it be possible if I just generate one with the desired "additions" that I was looking for, open that up, save/copy the additions I wanted and then just customize an existing Rom I really like by swapping out or adding those additions in the appropriate folder?
Thank you to all in advance by the way!!!! I really appreciate the help!!!
venomio said:
Very awesome site! But I must ask... I can't seem to find the Samsung Keyboard there though... I can only see "Gingerbread Keyboard" under the Keyboards section...
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the Samsung Keyboards (and all the rest of the keyboards) are under the "Apps" tab area? But I don't know what the difference is between the Samsung Stock JPY and JS3 keyboards? Do both have the portait 3x4?
Oh yeah, I see it now. Weird, I could only see Gingerbread Keyboard before! (Maybe the page didn't load properly).
They don't differ too much, you should be fine with JS3!
venomio said:
Oh yeah, I see it now. Weird, I could only see Gingerbread Keyboard before! (Maybe the page didn't load properly).
They don't differ too much, you should be fine with JS3!
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That's strange! You're Right!! If you choose "update.zip" as the Base Rom choice (which I assume is just adding onto your existing Rom after playing with this site more) then the Samsung Keyboard Does Disappear from the App Tab Choices!!!
Yeah, I just realised that as well... I might hunt around for you and find the Keyboard's .apk right now
It'll be a different set of instructions, but it won't be "too" hard. Basically the option via my first post in this thread.
If you were to install Serendipity, you could use this:
http://serendipityrom.weebly.com/add-ons.html
The Samsung Keyboard is there.
Sent from my Captivate
Yeah... for now I'm just going to use the Serendipity Rom..... Thanks!

[ROM] Nothing Special (Peanut) v1.3 (UPDATED 04/02/11)

Development dropped in favor of Liberation.
Only difference between Nothing Special 1.3 and Liberation 1.0 is that Google Car Home has been replaced by the stock HTC Car Panel. This is to remove "holes" left by the removal of a stock app. Also, this no longer conflicts with my intent of having a stock ROM minus carrier bloat/restrictions. Google Car Home can be added by the user if they so choose.
How to customize Nothing Special (Peanut) BEFORE you flash:
Materials
Windows - 7-ZIP
Linux - nothing
Mac OS X - nothing (note, I have not done this on Mac OS X, so I cannot support this OS)
Steps
Download the above mentioned file(s) for Windows. You can use a different archive manager if you'd like, but my guide is based on using 7-ZIP.
On your desktop, create a folder named "Test." You can name it whatever you want, but I'll be referring to it as "Test" in this guide. If you are new at this, you need to follow the guide to the letter.
Find your downloaded "Nothing Special (Peanut) ROM" and extract it to the Test folder. The easiest way to do this on Windows is to open the ROM, highlight all of the folders/files (CTRL-A), copy (CTRL-C), then open the Test folder and paste (CTRL-V). Give it a minute to extract the contents.
Once you complete step three, modify the ROM to your hearts content (see details below). Once complete, proceed to step five.
Open the Test folder and highlight everything (CTRL-A). Right click and select "Add to Archive." This will open 7-ZIP's archive manager. On Linux or Mac OS X, just right-click (or equivalent) and select "Compress."
In the options menu that comes up, leave everything at default except the following. The filename should be Test.zip (change Test to whatever you want). Archive format should be zip. Compression level should be ultra. That's it.
Once done, you can copy this zip to your SD card and flash as normal. Keep in mind that I am not responsible for any changes that you made in this ROM, so make sure you Nandroid BEFORE you flash.
Specific customizations for the above method:
Ringtones - While the ROM is unzipped, open the test folder and look for /system/media/audio. Within this folder you'll see several more folders (Ringtones, Alarms, Notifications). Any should files you put here will show up in the system when you go to change your ringtone (or whatever corresponds to the folder). The benefits to this modification include; no storage space used up in internal, phone, or SD storage; ringtone works even if SD is USB mounted, no errors when the SD card corrupts or is in use. The ringtones (alarms/notifications) are stored in a partition that does NOT count towards your file storage
Modify Status Bar - Don't like the crap (IE, the E911 location icon or the clock) in the status bar? Change it! Go to THIS THREAD, download the status bar you want, and then use it to replace the services.jar file found in /system/framework. Don't have to worry about flashing it separately!
Add the 3-in-1 reboot menu - Want a 3-in-1 reboot menu without flashing separately? Go to THIS POST and download the file. Extract the file from /system/framework, and use it to replace the same file in /system/framework from your ROM. When your ROM is zipped and flashed, you'll have the 3-in-1 reboot menu by default!
Add the Evo camera - Go to THIS POST and download the file that I attached. Go to your Test folder and navigate to /system/app/. Use the downloaded apk to replace the one already there.
Add/Remove apps you don't want - Navigate to /system/app, and remove any APK files that you don't want. If you don't know what app it is, do NOT remove it. WARNING: You do this at your own risk! Not all apps are safe to remove! You can also place other APKs in here. Generally not recommend as then they take up space in /system/app and /data/data, which can slow boot time when too crowded.
Modify Bootup Animation/Sound - Navigate to the /system/customize/resource/ folder. In there, you will see two files; VZW_bootanimation.zip an VZW_Droid.mp3. These files are the bootup animation and "Droid" noise. Simply delete the MP3 if you want a silent bootup. It really is that easy. Replace the ZIP File with another zipped animation (must give it the same name) to replace the animation with one of your own. NOTE: Make sure you verify compatibility. If unsure, don't do it.
WARNING about Smooth Sense Icons - Do NOT follow the above instructions with any mod, such as Smooth Sense icons, that replace framework.apk. Doing so will cause you to have a boot loop. This must be flashed manually and separately
Modifications: A note about the below medications. They may or may not flash with your recovery. If you see *(recovery) after a mod, it means that I have personally verified that it works. For outdated mods, I will, over time, convert them to Clockwork Mod 3.x. If you want to see a mod listed here, PM me so that I can add it. Posting it in the thread won't always catch my attention.
Smooth Sense Icons w/white battery indicator - Thanks goes out to jercik for the mod and squintz for the port and white text change. This collection of icons makes Sense look much nicer.* (2.5.0.5, 2.5.1.2)
Status Bar tweaks - Thanks goes to pardonmyfreedom - collection of mods allows you to change what icons show up in your status bar (IE, clock, battery meter, E911 location icon, etc.)* (2.5.0.5, 2.5.1.2)
3-in-1 Reboot Menu - Thanks goes to snq - When you hold the power button, beneath the shut down icon you'll have a reboot option. This gives you three more choice; normal, boot-loader (HBOOT), recovery. * (2.5.0.5, 2.5.1.2)
Evo Camera - Provided by various sources, this camera is the same as the Incredible camera, but has an on-screen button for those who hate using the track-pad. * (2.5.0.5, 2.5.1.2)
Kernels: If you see a * (approved), it means that I have personally tested the kernel(s) at the provided link with this ROM. In theory, any Sense kernel should work on this ROM. If you have a favorite kernel, PM me the link and description so that I can add it.
Heyitslou's custom kernels -customized versions of the stock kernel, these kernels offer excellent stability, battery life, and real world performance, but won't win any synthetic benchmark comparisons. I use #8 and HIGHLY recommend it. All credit to the linked thread author.* (approved)
What is the difference between peanut and plain? Maybe I need to read the discription of both again. Either way, thanks for your hard work friend.
[DINC]|[CM7]|[SLAYHER#27]
I've been on CM forever. Might be kinda nice to go back to stock-ish and mess around with it a bit. Thanks man!
wildstang83 said:
What is the difference between peanut and plain? Maybe I need to read the discription of both again. Either way, thanks for your hard work friend.
[DINC]|[CM7]|[SLAYHER#27]
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Yes, read the OP for "Nothing Special (plain)," the link is at the bottom of the OP here. Basically, plain is odexed, and cannot take mods, etc. It is simply stock with crapware eliminated and one or two very minor tweaks. It's for those who don't want to stray far from stock, and are content with their ROM as is.
Peanut is deodexed, and can therefore be modded. You can flash other themes, kernels, etc. and build it any way you want from stock, instead of from other ROM builders' vision of what "stock" should be.
All credit to Jason for a very nice job doing something that was long overdue. Not planning on running it myself, but flashed plain on my daughter's Incredible and I don't think I'll have to provide any more tech support to her from here on in.
Plain or Peanut is now more up-to-date than Virtuous, which was formerly the best "first step" for anybody exploring ROM's.
hgoldner did a great job of summing up the differences, so I'm going to add a bit more technical bits to it.
When a ROM is odexed, as the stock ROM is, it means that the key apps (anything made by HTC) are divided up into two parts; an APK file and an ODEX file. When you first load an odexed ROM, all of the APK files copy over to the /data/data/ folder for installation. The ODEX files remain in /system/app/ and are used like libraries on your desktop.
On a deodexed ROM, the ODEX and APK files are combined into one APK. So, when these APKs are copied to /data/data/, they take up more space. This is a key reason why the first bootup of a deodexed ROM takes so much longer than an odexed equivalent, as more data is being copied over. Also, this is why Plain has 722MB available to the user (more than any other ROM I'm aware of, even edging out the stock ROM, which is 710), while Peanut has 676MB available to the user.
An odexed ROM is harder to modify and is not compatible with modifications made for deodexed ROMs. So, only run Plain if you want a stock ROM, without bloat, and with more space available for apps. Run Peanut if you can live with less space, but want a choice in what addons are run.
I'll be adding more addons to this thread almost daily. I'll make it as easy as possible to customize this ROM the way you want it.
jaykresge said:
On a deodexed ROM, the ODEX and APK files are combined into one APK. So, when these APKs are copied to /data/data/, they take up more space. This is a key reason why the first bootup of a deodexed ROM takes so much longer than an odexed equivalent, as more data is being copied over. Also, this is why Plain has 722MB available to the user (more than any other ROM I'm aware of, even edging out the stock ROM, which is 710), while Peanut has 676MB available to the user.
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Wow. Didn't know that myself. This would strongly suggest that odexed ROM's have a less likelihood of filling up the \data\data 150mb partition, and therefore would be less likely to produce the "low memory space" warning. Yes?
hgoldner said:
Wow. Didn't know that myself. This would strongly suggest that odexed ROM's have a less likelihood of filling up the \data\data 150mb partition, and therefore would be less likely to produce the "low memory space" warning. Yes?
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Exactly You get roughly 50MB extra from being odexed, depending on the ROM. In the case of Nothing Special, deodexing takes away 46MB from /data/data/. I've tried to keep it somewhat clean though, as most other custom ROMs use up a little more space than this.
This is what virtuous was supposed to be. Virtuous' definition of "essential fixes" is a little flawed to me. Perfect stock ROM. Thanks.
EDIT: In my opinion this is what virtuous should have been. Virtuous' definition of "essential fixes" is a little flawed to me. Perfect stock ROM. Thanks.
BerkleyJ said:
This is what virtuous was supposed to be. Virtuous' definition of "essential fixes" is a little flawed to me. Perfect stock ROM. Thanks.
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RMK did a great job on Virtuous. I'm a mere hack compared to him as a ROM developer. I think Virtuous is what is was meant to be, but he's just moved on to the G2.
My ROMs are merely another alternative.
Updated the FAQ with two notes to help explain the difference between Plain/Peanut (they're the top two Q/As). Will start adding the addons tomorrow. For now, flash the ROM and your favorite kernel, then setup to your heart's content. Starting tomorrow the flashaholics should be happy (and no, you won't be losing any data between flashes, they're just patches)
BerkleyJ said:
This is what virtuous was supposed to be. Virtuous' definition of "essential fixes" is a little flawed to me. Perfect stock ROM. Thanks.
EDIT: In my opinion this is what virtuous should have been. Virtuous' definition of "essential fixes" is a little flawed to me. Perfect stock ROM. Thanks.
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I just wanted to add clarification. I respect RMK, but I was also a bit disappointed in Virtuous. I tried to talk to him in private and requested permission to make some changes to Virtuous (such as updating his outdated Sense apps), but he seems to have moved on to the G2.
So, I'm disappointed with how Virtuous has come out, but respect RMK as a developer. I wish that I had his talent.
Although I may not flash this I do appreciate the work you've put into it. I do think this is awesome. And again thanks guys for the rundown on the difference between the two. Now I know a little bit more about the odex and deodexed stuff. Thanks.
[DINC]|[CM7]|[SLAYHER#27]
Well, im runnin it with ziggys bfs no havs, and its great! Zero issues, may just stay here until gb sense hits. I do wonder, if there is an ota, how woukd that affect this rom?
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The second post will be used for custom addons. I encourage others to share what they're using (and how they got it to work if a workaround was needed) so that we can build up an addon collection for this ROM.
For now I'm using Peanut with;
Lou's #8 kernel
Sexy Sense Icons (w/white battery charge number)
no location (removes the E911 location icon from status bar)
3-in-1 reboot menu
Evo camera (for the on-screen button)
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Where did you get the evo camera?
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donnyp1 said:
I do wonder, if there is an ota, how woukd that affect this rom?
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I didn't edit the build.prop, do it may prompt you for an update, but not actually allow you to update. If there is an update, I'll make the same changes to that ROM that I make to this one.
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Where did you get the evo camera?
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I'll add links later today, but for now, I've attached the camera.
Does anyone use statusbar pull down toggles? if so what do you use?
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Does anyone use statusbar pull down toggles? if so what do you use?
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Status Bar Settings 1.2 from the market. Works very well.
Thanks fer clock, how do you install? Failed thru rm
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paintguy said:
Status Bar Settings 1.2 from the market. Works very well.
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I found this one, it feels a little more integrated into the OS. Its from Virtuous Rom. Here is a screenshot of pulldown.

[ROM] HawkyMod [140511] [+oc_kernel&theme]

im proudly here to present you
HawkyMod 1.0.02
My Setup:
......Android: 2.3.3
......Baseband: 20.2804.30.085AU_3805.04.03.12_M
......Kernel: 2.6.35.9-g529446e
This rom is based on Vivo_Gingerbread_S_Virgin_Mobile_AU_2.12.981.2
What i have added:
......Root
......Superuser
......Busybox + run-parts support
....../data/app function enabled
......Nano text editor
......Bash shell support
......Hosts file (no junk adds ftw)
......Zip aligned(pure for ram speed)
What i have removed:
......loads and loads of bloatware and junk apps, if you however want a specific app back tell me and i will make you an update.zip
......HTC screen unlocker
Recommended apps:
......Rom manager
......Adfree: however the host file is allready modified its recommend to download it and update it once a while
......Dolphin Browser HD: browser that u gotta love
......Go Launcher: a launcher which i privatly prefer
......Root Explorer: a explorer which u have to have...
......Sysctl Config: this tool will allow you to set values to increase
Known buggs:
......wifi is not starting: fixxed in 1.0.02
Download here
My custom addons:
......Download HERE my theme: circle mods, glow mod, system icons mod and font mod
......Download HERE Sense remover: removes the entire sense ui and adds standard launcher
......Download HERE Deodexer: update zip including the deodexed files
Requested addons:
......Download HERE HTC LockScreen from sense 3.0
......Download HERE HTC Weather junk from sense 3.0
Thanks go out to:
......Bin4ry, Raskal, Koush, mike1986, jkoljo, l0st.prophet and timbo007up for teaching, helping and hanging out
Notes:
Yes, you do have to do a full whipe before installing this.
No, not me nor anyone who worked on any part of this rom is responsible for eventually any damaged caused to your phone or life.
Every file for the rom and or the rom itselve are flashable with clockworkmod recovery brought to you by Koush (Rom Manager).
Changelog
Rom:
1.0.02 : restarted entire rom, fixxed known bugs
Removed kernel say thanks to the people who reported it to the mods
i aint willing to share fault source, maybe in the future when htc added right source
so for the so called "dev" who wanted my code, you lose
No wifi
lol im busy with it atm bro dont worry
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No wifi
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have you rebooted after install? if yes, try a full wipe. and be sure to have the LATEST radio. otherwise no gingerbread for you..
I'm not on this ROM, but without wifi I do not test
everything seems to be working
I will test that tonight
added my theme part ^^
Nice going Hawky!
Good to see some progress on the IS..
Weve been busy on the DS ourselves... pop around and let me know what you think of my CoreDroid port
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1060742
P.S
When you get a minute can you check something in clockwork on your IS.
I think it may be a bug in the DS but whenever i use the format cache command in edify (yes it is typed correctly lol) the recovery doesnt flash the zip but instead aborts installation with a status 1 error code.
Just curious...
Cheers pal!
P.S
sorry for the o/t
Hi,
thanks for all your hard work! Is there any chance you'll update your rom's base to the latest WWE release?
Thanks
Most likely goin 100% custom
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Good job!!Thx。。one question:How to use your theme??recovery install zip don't work!sorry my bad english!!
Hawkymod_theme installed correctly!but rebooted don't work ! Read-only file system!!!root not right!
Well, I just want to know how about the radio?
I can only guarantee that the Theme works on my rom. You can use the radio i use and the latest ones shud work with no problem
Let me remind you, you neef s-off
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Thanks reply。of course s-off machine .of course yours rom do it.recovery install theme.zip and not do other?
Thanks veay much!
ps:not only my fail!
installed yours theme nothink change.but install other themes work.
Thanks reply。of course s-off machine .of course yours rom do it.recovery install theme.zip and not do other?
Thanks veay much!
ps:not only my fail!
and:installed yours theme nothink change.but install other themes is work.
theme.zip problem.r.e copyed file and replace success.
@sky1212, sorry for the inconvenience, but i found the bug, fixxed it
you can download it from the new link in the first post.
i reinstalled my rom, clockwork mod, installed the zip trough it and works flawless have fun with it
Thank you very much。

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