Google version s4.. Isn't that just s4 running on aosp.. Any person on xda could so that.

Point is, this is official, so the source trees and all that stuff is available without having to reverse engineer.

Looks like there are only about 10 custom ROMs for the N7105. Should not be too hard to add. By this weekend should be able to add it up.

Only tried Wanam and CM10.1 so far.

Flashed Wanam straight after rooting

that 20 years of web video brought tears to my eyes :')

Malaysia boleh!!!!!!

Apparently they've ditched Netbook1Malaysia for Chromebooks

better choice I guess, netbook extinct already XD

Netbook as a term is bad for the marketeers today. It lives on in spirit. And F M$+Intel for strangling the specs due to fear of cannibalisation.

Anyone here on Devil's kernel?

What's touchwake?

antt00 probably is. See his sig.

Touchwake is a constant wakelock to save you 200ms-500ms each time you press your home button



BTW: Malaysia boleh ......

http://www.frogasia.com/v3/1bestarinet/

I see, I think I will only turn that on if i'm using my phone on a on-off-on usage.

And I noticed something, DEVIL's kernel can't adjust LED brightness

New toy update:

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/task...a-developer-tv/

Part 2 of Llama tutorial (Tasker-like app)

lol, using All Access now, free trial

lets see how it compares to Spotify

Turn on, set a timeout and you can wake your phone by touching/tapping the screen. After the timeout, your phone goes into deep sleep and touch wake cease to work until the next time your screen turn off.

Turn on, set timeout to 0, you can wake your phone by swiping across the screen. The phone will NEVER go to sleep and you can always wake your phone by swiping whenever you want. Power button becomes obsolete. This is called swipe to wake.

If you mean LED notification light, i think Devil cannot adjust it.

I see that some of you have already started making n test zip files. It's good to explore as you learn faster. So just to recap.
1) CWM zip is just a zip file. The important things is what is inside.
2) It comes in 2 important part in the zip - The Meta-inf and the things you wanna flash.
3) The easy one is the things you wanna flash. It have to be located in the correct folder location as your phone. Example: Systemui.apk should be in System (as a folder) -> App (as a folder) -> Systemui.apk (the file you want to flash)
4) The meta-inf is what determines the zip file does. Inside this folder you will find the following files and folder
meta-inf (as a folder) -> com (as a folder) -> google (as a folder) -> android (as a folder) -> update binary & update script (both important files)
5) Update binary is a standard file that is not of your concern. You can just rip it out from any latest zip file that you know is working
6) Update script determines what the zip file does. Basically is a script of commands. Use it to edit in PC, i recommend using Notepad++ (This is not the Notepad that comes in your PC) Google and download it, its freeware.
7) Depending on what you want to do, you need to put commands in the script and here is where any simple programming knowledge comes in. You can dissect existing update script and its not difficult to figure this out

Example of commands

You can google and look for more commands but for me these are sufficient to make simple flashable zip files. Commands for flashing rom especially with aroma is alot more complicated.

8) After you have all the files in place, just zip is normally on the pc. BUT make sure when you open the zip, it immediately shows the meta-inf and your folders.
Example: If you open up example_cwm.zip, you must immediately see meta-inf and your folders. If you open up example_cwm.zip and see a example_cwm folder then its wrong.
9) Sometime when you open up meta-inf you will see CERT.RSA, CERT.SF and MANIFEST.MF. I still dunno what these are but zip files work as normal even without them.
10) The easiest way to do a cwm zip file without pondering into all this is to download any existing one that does the function you want and just take its updater script and put into your own zip file.

since you asked me though many replied, i'll just chirp in and say its a no LOL

that's not bad at all huh.. anyways, i saw a super lenglui last night

some astro lady

arigato, will try this later.

On the other matter of using vrtheme to replace png and xml files.

VRTheme utilizes a method where your own png/xml files are injected into the existing apk/framework thus there will be less chances of incompatibility. The easy way is just to download a theme that is already using this method. One of the notable one is this --> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2183112

Here is what you will find inside the zip file
1) meta-inf this is the same. if you are recycling the zip file dun need to touch this as the script does not need altering
2) vrtheme folder

vrtheme folder
Inside here you will find 1 folder and some files. Your objective is this folder. As you are only injecting png/xml, NO apk files are included in this zip.

Example you want to modify the png in the systemui.apk. So the folder will be as follow,
vrtheme (folder) > system (folder) > app (folder) > SystemUI.apk (folder NOT apk, ensure the folder name have the ".apk") > res (folder, all these location can be found if you decompile / extract the original systemui.apk) > drawable-xhdpi (folder) > xxxx.png (the png file you want to change)

So its basically putting ONLY the png/xml you want to change into the zip file and NOT the apk.

Another good thing about vrtheme is that it makes a backup of the original apk before it injects. It can be found in /sdcard/vrtheme-backup.

well i am having another problem, as i decompile i keep seeing some 'could not decode' errors, and i decompiled many times, all with the same errors repeating itself, but all resulting in different amounts of files. meaning this error leads to missing files.