Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone had a .zip archive of the standard Froyo 2.2 theme I could apply with Metamorph. I didn't backup with Nandroid (I know, silly me ) before I changed themes, and I want to revert back to stock because of a few bugs.
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Hi folks,
Since I last upgraded my phone I was to quick in root my milestone, so I don't know if I have the 2.36 build now...using G.O.T recovery mod with custom build.prop by the way which overwrites with custom character strings (like G.O.T mod or similar)...
Also I had the Xing-app on my phone after upgrading - is this a sign that I have the 2.36 release?
Regards
/Edit: I ask because I recently wanted to change a theme (desire for 2.36 rlz) and the result was a classic boot loop at the M-Logo....so I wondered if I meet the pre-requisites...
Anyone? I thought this was an easy question?
I was wondering if it would be possible to port thistheme onto Cognition. I kinda like the samsung look but i also want a gingerbread look.
Well, I guess it's all in the title, isn't ? It might sound like a strange question but there's a ROM I'd like to try but I don't like its theme. As it is CM7 based, I thought I could just apply a stock theme through ThemeChooser.
Or maybe I could extract the theme .apk from a Cyanogen rom ?
port a theme from JVK to JVB... is it possible?
baseband version for jvb is jvk means the resources defined in framework-res.apk are same in both roms so you can install a jvk theme on a jvb deodexed rom however the themers usually add most of the framework files to their themes to avoid any problem
If you want to apply a theme you can do a full backup by a custom kernel (cwm compatible) and then try it if anything goes wrong you could restore it.
Hello, I've installed this ROM on my Milestone 2: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1216705
And I was thinking if there is a way to put the stock GingerBread Theme on this ROM. I even tried use the UOT Kitchen, but it didn't worked very well for me.
Any tips?
Why you don't use ADW laucher?
Just search for stevin lin in market and there is a stock version of GB there. Its free and you can also search for his GB keyboard