How about auto brightness values?
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The fix is in the svn but it still doesn't seem to be 100%.
How about auto brightness values?
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whats up with keyboard languages ? why the list is not complete ? i cant added my country language as its not there ? how to add a new language
I've been having an odd bug / thing happening recently. I'm still running the 1.0 version but I've noticed that holding the power button now simply restarts Sense. It doesn't give me any menu or options. I have the fast boot options unchecked in the settings. With this issue it's making it impossible to get into the bootloader and recovery to flash any update. Any ideas what could be causing this?
odd...if u have home menu turned on in settings, you can hold home button then choose APM from menu....I would try booting into recovery & wipe caches
Is there a zip to return to stock brightness
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So a long time ago I was using SuperJELLY, which was an HTC EVO 4G LTE ROM (when I had that phone of course) and had modified their superjelly script for them to update the build.prop to include the SVN version. Even though that script doesn't really work with this ROM, and we would probably not want it to anyways as it uses curl which caused their GoogleCode account to get suspended due to high traffic (their design), I've taken the basic idea behind it and combined it with using Open Android SVN to get the latest from the SVN repo instead of always retrieving the full trunk, which is what the superjelly script was doing that probably caused the high traffic issue.
Here are the instructions:
Now you can easily track which SVN revision you last flashed, not have the need to connect the phone to your computer to get the latest SVN updates, and also skip having to install TortoiseSVN or SmartSVN on your desktop, which can be painful at times. The one drawback right now is that the shell command gets lost whenever the update is flashed so you'd have to re-apply the file from step 1 each time unless the BadBoyz team includes it in their svn repo.
- Download and flash this. What it is: a bash script that gets placed in system/bin for use a few steps down.
- Install Open Android SVN from the Google Play Store.
- Set up repository to retrieve latest code from https://badboyz-sense-6.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ to /sdcard/OASVNlite/BadBoyzSense6/ (this will be the default directory although you can change it when you run the command) and then tap Update and wait...and wait...and wait (you should probably do this over a good wifi connection). It should end up looking like this:
View attachment 2675205- Now open up Android Terminal Emulator and simply enter the command "badboyz" (without the quotes) and press the enter key:
View attachment 2675206
You can specify the directory to which you got latest of SVN in step 3 if you didn't go with the default path. Otherwise you can just press enter.- NOTE: To bypass the prompt just run the command as "badboyz d" which will auto-accept the default. You can also add a second parameter to specify a sub-directory you want to create the ROM in, i.e. "badboyz d ROMs" would auto-accept the default and create the ROM in my /sdcard/ROMs/ directory. If you just want to specify the directory in which to create the ROM the first parameter can be anything other than "d" so: "badboyz n MyROMs" for instance.
- Now you wait...
- and wait...
- and wait...
- FINALLY:
View attachment 2675207- Result after flashing the newly created ROM:
View attachment 2675208
@O.M.J. + BadBoyz Team: feel free to use this however you see fit, if you think it's useful. This would mean that you'd have to add Terminal Emulator to the ROM or might be possible to add it as an option to myHub. Not sure if the myHub source is somewhere accessible anymore. The dependency on a local SVN client is going to be a requirement whichever way you go I think.
P.S. Standalone bash script is attached for inspection/revision, NOT FOR FLASHING.
What is the symbol next to bluetooth?
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What is the symbol next to bluetooth?
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GPS getting a fix? Mine blinks and then goes away when GPS is on
Is there any way to get rid of the change to global mode nag screen?
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[B]-Based on Sprint 6.23.651.10 official Sprint RUU[/B]
[B]-Modified Stock Kernel (insecure, adb debugging enabled, init.d support)[/B]
[B]
-Advance Power Menu
-Long Press Back Kill (coming soon)
-HomeScreen Menu
-AppOpps
-Hacked EPST!
-Hacked Hotspot
-Roam Only!
-Battery %
-NFC & GPS icons removed
-5M max MMS size
-Disabled Signature check
-Enabled EPST (ro.build.type=dev)
-Disabled Boot Audio!
-Removed persistent adb icon
-Numerous performance tweaks
-Removed junk![/B]
-to remove the MTP icon, long press the notification, tap the "i", then block notifications
[/b]
[B]
-[URL="https://www.romdashboard.com"][COLOR=Black]ROMdB Dev Tool[/COLOR][/URL]
-ES File Explorer
-aLogcat
All stock apps updated[/B]
Can't wait to get this updated with the m7 base version, hopefully irons out a few of the remaining wrinkles there were.