[ROM][UVBMD1][CWM/TWRP][AROMA-ish]Note2 Tweaked 2.5 UPDATED 9/11
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Contacts not working in 2.5
Hey all, ive used this rom before, and the contacts app didnt work then, and I was able to fix it. But for some reason, in the latest update, all the methods i was using before arent working. I have an ATT Note 2, but i dont see that really being the problem sense I got it to work last time. Anyone here have the same issue and got it to work or does anyone have any suggestions? I know I can download different contacts apps, but I prefer the stock one cause of the slide gestures.
Hey all, ive used this rom before, and the contacts app didnt work then, and I was able to fix it. But for some reason, in the latest update, all the methods i was using before arent working. I have an ATT Note 2, but i dont see that really being the problem sense I got it to work last time. Anyone here have the same issue and got it to work or does anyone have any suggestions? I know I can download different contacts apps, but I prefer the stock one cause of the slide gestures.
I still don't understand this issue tbh - I need more info again, sorry. Does it FC? If so, a logcat could be a good thing
What did you do before to make it work? Are there other folks that come by the thread using AT&T Note2s that are having this issue? I would very much like to track down whatever it is that is causing this issue...
I changed very few files in this update (TSMParts, android.policy, SystemUI) so I am unsure how it would cause differences in the sense of 2.4.1-to-2.5 comparisons... very troubling...
Glad yours is working. Was hoping to read some replies with helpful suggestions so I can get mine working again.
Maybe try going into Google settings>>> Android Device Manager>>> check, Remotely locate this device
Or remove you account reboot then add it back.?. Sorry I can't be more helpful
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OK I hope this is a simple fix. My screen won't shut off by it self. So after I reboot phone it stays on lock screen.
Guys before reporting what you think is a bug, please make sure you do a clean install. 99.9% of these problems are user based. Remember, most versions are released early on the irc channel and tested by multiple users. I know it's very easy to blame the ROM, but it's usually not.
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The TrevE Mod app works for me, just don't turn on the WiFi through settings or the toggles.
TrevE Mod can be found pretty eaily in XDA
TrevE Mod can be found pretty eaily in XDA
Tried both your suggestions but it's sill not showing up. It still says I have no active devices. FWIW, I'm getting updates from the Google Play store just fine. In my experience, if there's a problem with your acct. on the phone, you can't get app updates from play. Still scratching my head on this one...
My first update with the OTA was with a full wipe and quick unlock was not working. I did another install today from a download from XDA and the quick unlock works just fine. I'm not sure what happened last time but I think when updates are available I'm going to use the download from xda instead of the OTA.
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Hey dwith, so are you like slyly trying to make all the other ROM cooks... errr developers look bad? Or is it just a sad consequence of being just that awesome?
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Kind of hit and miss with Sabre Kernel, and attributes of different ROMs really affect it's battery drain, or lack of. I usually keep things lite on all my ROMs and get crazy results all the time. .
3.93 running JediX 17 destroyed (exaggeration of course) my battery life. Yet the same Kernel with GEwiz yielded phenomenal battery life. Tried the same Kernel with Tweaked, killed my battery. Sabre 3.95 should be released shortly (if it hasn't happened already, haven't checked today).
The kernel release in Jedi Master 17 should have addressed some, if not all of the issues related to the memory/cache bleed (leak), still evaluating it myself....
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If you're into tweaks and mods trying to get the best performance and battery life, you might consider trying out the Comatose Crossbreeder combo. To early for me to pass judgment for my particular setup, but have had no issues thus far running it on Tweaked, or any other ROM.
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2188416
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On a side note:
For those of you who love floating windows/apps etc.. Great app up on xda tv today "Showtime", pretty much a floating youtube video app, really nice imo, no issues running it on Tweaked. What could be better for the screen real estate of the Note 2 than having 10 HD quality youtube videos floating around?
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2413078
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1DIeHPzlSE&sns=em
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Very strange... are others using this app and having issues? There has to be something else going on here... sorry for the troubles though, I wish I had something more useful to offer as a suggestions
On the note of sorry-for-the-troubles - there is now a flashable zip called PowerMenuLockscreenBlockFix.zip in the mediafire directory that the various stock icon flashables can be found in, as well as the Battery Aroma (link in the downloads post, or here if feeling lazy). Speaking of the Battery Aroma - have people tried it out? Any feedback on it?
Latest flash player 11.1.115.81 is here: http://d-h.st/Lkm
Give thanks to stempox for uploading in his xda thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1774336
Give thanks to stempox for uploading in his xda thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1774336
Very strange... are others using this app and having issues? There has to be something else going on here... sorry for the troubles though, I wish I had something more useful to offer as a suggestions
On the note of sorry-for-the-troubles - there is now a flashable zip called PowerMenuLockscreenBlockFix.zip in the mediafire directory that the various stock icon flashables can be found in, as well as the Battery Aroma (link in the downloads post, or here if feeling lazy). Speaking of the Battery Aroma - have people tried it out? Any feedback on it?
I love it! However, the issue for me is its kind of a guessing game as to what each battery meter looks like. The first time I chose three and didn't like any of them social had to reflash it. But the idea is great!
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EDIT: I flashed the new zip but now I can access the reboot menu from lockscreen. I thought that was blocked using the zip. No?
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Yeah I should take some time to get screenshots together or something... good call. Ah well, it's sort of an adventure this way I guess, but one with little risk as you can undo it just as fast as it was put there
The reboot menu zip fixed an issue when you had the option selected to block it in TSMParts > Lockscreen settings - the issue wasn't around for those not opting to block the power menu while on the lockscreen, but for those that wanted to block it there were some reboots. Is the option selected in TSMParts and it's still not working?
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109[size=+2]Tweaked 2.5 UVBMD1 4.1.2 T889 Samsung Galaxy Note 2[/size]
Hey everyone - it's me again. This is the continuation of what I started here, now based on the semi-recent 4.1.2 UVBMB4 OTA (2.0-2.1) and then the even more recent 4.1.2 UVBMD1 OTA (2.2+) T-Mobile pushed out for the T889. In other words - this is a stock modified T-Mobile rom! This took some time to get together as it had to be more or less reworked from scratch (though much of the 4.1.1 tinkering translated decently to 4.1.2 thankfully!), but on the upside I'm pretty happy with how things have turned out.
It should be noted that this is still a work in progress, but as this now embodies all that was 1.5/1.6 plus a few new goodies I feel enough is done to warrant it being posted - that way others (assuming others give it a shot) can let me know if things don't work or if any oddities come up. Also feel free to comment on how this might improve or if I've gone about anything in a not-so-smart way or if there is anything you would like to see (or wish wasn't there) - I can't promise I'll do anything about it, but such requests keep me motivated and learning, and thats been the driving force behind my tinkering since it began really
[size=+2]I AM IN NO WAY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS (GOOD OR BAD) AS A RESULT OF FLASHING OR ATTEMPTING TO FLASH WHAT IS POSTED HERE![/size]
[size=+2]CWM/TWRP Installation instructions[/size]:
THINGS HAVE CHANGED!!
Wut?!? Change!?! NOO!!!!
Seriously, it'll be ok. This has been an idea that has been festering in me for a bit, but the end result leaves two approaches that lead to the same result. The most noticeable result is - after an initial step - you will no longer need to go through aroma and reselect options when reinstalling. This should be a boon to those that enjoy flashing this and that, as the process of reinstalling this will now be much faster. [size=+1]NOTE:[/size] Unless you use the default approach you will need to edit/redo this process for each update to make sure all new/edited options are up-to-date!
A complete explanation of the three approaches and how to utilize them can be found in this post, but for the sake of brevity and simplicity I am going to focus on the approach most fitting to the general (or new-to-flashing) user.
Before getting into that though, remember that the usual rules still apply:
- While very much stable in my experience you should be cautious whenever you flash. Make sure to wipe data/factory reset to avoid issues.
- I highly recommend wiping data and then flashing the T889UVBMD1 ODIN file if you haven't yet (which you can get via kies or from here - search for T889 and grab the most recent 4.1.2 one - registration on the site is required, but is also free) before getting started with any of this. This is just a recommendation - not a requirement - and yes, that means you will have to reflash a custom recovery once you've flashed the ODIN file.
- Tweaked needs to be flashed in CWM/TWRP recovery - so this should of course imply that you will need to already have such things in place if you are interested in giving this a try. For what its worth - I have been using TWRP for quite a long time on the Note2 and have been quite happy with the results.
[size=+1]THE SUPER SIMPLE SAFE APPROACH[/size]
If you don't care much for the underpinnings of it all, then this is all you really need to know to install Tweaked 2.x:
- Download TWO zip files from the downloads post
--- The basic approach prepare install zip
--- The main Note II UVBMD1 Tweaked... zip
- Boot into CWM/TWRP recovery (if not already there)
- Recommended to wipe data/factory reset in CWM/TWRP recovery
- FIRST flash the basic approach prepare install zip
--- This is an aroma-style interface where you choose from install options
- THEN without rebooting flash the main Note II UVBMD1 Tweaked... zip
- Nod in approval that while different the process was still easy
[size=+1]Installation Video[/size]
Thanks to Warrior1975 there is now a video that walks through the above installation process using the super simple safe basic install approach. Make sure to thank him - this is very much appreciated!!
[size=+1]CLICK HERE FOR THE VIDEOhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-ah0L0Ab3whttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-ah0L0Ab3w[/size]
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Just for the sake of comparison, below is what I would consider the general fits-whatever-install-approach-you-chose installation instructions:
[size=+1]THE GENERAL APPROACH[/size]
- Backup your current setup/data
- Recommended to wipe data and flash stock UVBMD1 ODIN file - if so, flash custom recovery afterwards
- Decide which install route (basic/advanced/default) is best for you
- Download the main installer and put it on your internal/external sdcard
- If you decided on the advanced or basic install route, download relevant zip for said approach
- If you decided on advanced, set up the file(s) and place them on internal/external sdcard as instructed
- If you decided on basic, place zip on your internal/external sdcard
- Boot into CWM/TWRP recovery (if not already there)
- Recommended to wipe data/factory reset in CWM/TWRP recovery
- If you decided on basic, flash the basic installer zip
- Finally, select and install the main installer .zip you put on your sdcard
[size=+2]SCREENSHOTS[/size]
While the theme is pretty much stock, I figured I would throw in a few screenshots that show a few minor things. Note that these were taken after I messed around with a few TSM Parts options - I even updated one or two of them to reflect a few changes since 2.0 was first posted If you want to see the screenshots just click the "CLICK TO SHOW CONTENT" button!
[size=+2]Miscellaneous Notes[/size]:
- [size=+1]REMEMBER -[/size] Regardless of what install approach you use you can always use the Modificatinator to un/re/do virtually [size=+1]ANY[/size] of the options available to you in the main install! No need to reflash the whole rom!
Even if you don't use it right away, make sure to GRAB THE MODIFICATINATOR HERE NOW so you have it if you want it later!!
- Like I said, the full install is no longer aroma-based but the modificatinator is as is the zip relevant to the basic approach, so make sure to thank amarullz for the awesome work!
- Updates that come after the initial 2.0 release MAY also have a flash-update-only option via the included GooManager apk - it just depends on whether the underlying build changed, like it did between Tweaked 2.1 and 2.2. [size=+1]NOTE:[/size] Depending on what is updated, the OTA may break things if you are themed! I will try to avoid this as much as possible, but all it takes is a minor edit to a framework-res.apk string (for example) to necessitate an overwriting of a file typically quite important for themers (resources.arsc) - just be mindful of this please
- As the Note2 is privy to a number of ROMs and kernels, for the sake of simplicity I have included the unaugmented UVBMD1 stock kernel, but then for the sake of variety there are other kernel options one can select as well - including a kernel called PBJ by imnuts and one called trinity by morfic.
- This is still pretty much an unthemed rom (if any would like to change this PLEASE let me know - a themer I am not!). There are a few changes done in SystemUI (the pulldown in particular) and framework-res (to allow for system-wide transparency options) - and the hope behind those changes (all thanks to Alexia Whitehurst) was theme work would then be easier as a result. Even so, this is primarily UVBMD1 stock-themed - and this is reflective of the thinking behind the whole setup as being stock with some extra options. For those that like flashing various mods and what not, be wary - unless it specifies that it was made to work with Tweaked it likely will not.
[size=+2]Download links can be found further down.[/size]
Let me know if there are any suggestions/issues/etc. - also, feel free to stop by the IRC channel Alexia Whitehurst was so kind to make for all of this on freenode - #tweaked. If you don't have an IRC client you can always use their webchat interface here. Happy flashing!
[size=+2]Info on custom install options can be found during aroma interactions or in the installation instructions zip![/size]
[size=+2]---CHANGELOG---[/size]
[size=+2]---LIKE THEMES?---[/size]
Good! As time goes on there are an increasing number of themes made SPECIFIC FOR TWEAKED! This is good, as while there are a number of themes out there that will partly work these ones will completely work!
I will update this list as new ones come out, so make sure to check back from time to time! Also - MAKE SURE TO THANK THEM! There aren't many who have done this, so make sure they know the work is appreciated!
[size=+1]Themes for Tweaked[/size]
- Echo by Alexea Whitehurst
- Motomoto00/Alexander Mish-Mash is an AMAZING aroma-based port of the themes originally by motomoto00 and Alexander respectively that have been expertly tied together with some original work by Alexea Whitehurst
- Feeling Grey originally by mongo41 and made for Tweaked by Alexea Whitehurst
- AOSP by foreverloco (download for Tweaked is actually in the second post)
- SGS4 Tweaked by kintwofan (and I suppose Samsung lol)
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Let me know if there are any issues!
XDA:DevDB Information
TMobile Note2 Tweaked, a ROM for the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II
Contributors
dwitherell
ROM OS Version: 4.1.x Jelly Bean
Version Information
Status: Stable
Stable Release Date: 2013-09-11
Created 2013-09-05
Last Updated 2013-09-1043[size=+2]FAQ[/size]
Q: What the hell is TSMParts (new option in Settings menu)?
Q: TSMParts is asking for superuser access now?!?
Q: I'm having overlap issues with statusbar icons and center clock - what should I do?
Q: I set a statusbar icon to hide, but it's still there. What gives?
Q: How does this One Hand toggle work?
Q: Why does the alarm icon on the statusbar/lockscreen go away randomly when using the AOSP Clock option?
Q: I keep getting messages saying FlashBarService had to close - WHY YOU MAKE BREAK ON THIS!?!
Q: The toggles in the pulldown are suddenly a weird large size (width) - what gives?
Q: CRT animation/volume wake don't work quite right... why?
Q: When I select Edit from the pulldown after taking a screenshot I get a FC - wth?
Q: Why are my widgets all screwed up?
Q: When I enable/disable navbar my wallpaper goes away?!?
Q: I tried flashing 2.x, and it ignored all my choices from the previous version... WHY?!!
Q: I took the OTA via GooManager and now my phone/theme is all messed up! WHAT DID YOU DO?!?
Q: Why isn't the accurate data icon mod working!!?!
Q: I just did a fresh install and I can't get my signal bars back - WHY DO YOU HATE ME?!?
Q: What is this LMT thing? How do you use it?
Q: After enabling/disabling the onscreen nav keys, the pulldown goes down too far/not all the way... WHY DO YOU BREAK THINGS!!?!
Q: I just flashed the rom and I can't connect to Hangouts...?!?
Q: Why can't I resize my popupbrowser?!
Q: Why can't I sync with my Samsung account?!?
Q: Where the hell are the extra stock toggles?!
Q: Where can I find information on the kernels?
Q: Why don't you mention blah blah blah in your FAQ? It would have helped me a lot!
39[size=+2]---MAIN DOWNLOAD LINKS - CWM/TWRP---[/size]
[size=+1]---OTHER DOWNLOADS - CWM/TWRP---[/size]
---STOCK UVBMD1 STUFF - CWM/TWRP---
---OLD DOWNLOADS - CWM/TWRP---
---FLOATING MULTIWINDOW---
37[size=+2]How to custom install Tweaked 2.x[/size]
As I said, there are really three approaches to installing Tweaked 2.x:
[size=+2]----- DEFAULT -----[/size]
This is the approach used when one of two things has happened:
- 1) There was no preparation done or found as far as selecting options (i.e. no install.prop found where it should be on internal/external sdcard)
- 2) You are flashing an updated version of the main installer and failed to update your install.prop. Note that in this case your original install.prop can still be found, it just has a .bak added to the end of the file name.
This approach installs a very minimal and basic set of options that harken back to the earlier days of the rom when I used a full aroma main install interface and offered a "default install" option.
When you flash the main installer zip as-is and it will give you a default setup after installation (the equivalent of the default install options in aroma) - at which point you can then reboot into recovery and flash the modificatinator (see downloads post here) - which is still aroma-based.
[size=+2]NOTE:[/size] For the next two approaches please be aware that the process should be redone with each new version to make sure you have access to all available options!
I keep changes to these files minimal, but changes do occur, so make sure to stay up-to-date with the version you are flashing, as otherise you will likely get the default install!
[size=+2]ALSO -[/size] with these approaches you can place the TweakedInstall directory on either the internal or external sdcard. That being said, in general if you have a TweakedInstall directory on BOTH your external AND internal sdcard, the files in the external sdcard directory will be chosen over those in the internal sdcard directory. Furthermore - it is VERY important that you DO NOT RENAME ANY OF THE FILES OR THE DIRECTORY! If you do you will likely get a default install when flashing the main installer (not the worst thing, but still).
[size=+2]----- BASIC -----[/size]
This is the approach that is highlighted in the "SUPER SIMPLE SAFE APPROACH" in the first post. This approach utilizes the aroma installer, but it doesn't actually install anything. Instead, it creates and correctly places one of the files referenced in the advanced approach for you. On the surface it will appear quite similar to what you have seen from me in the past regarding aroma, but trust me nothing is being flashed (outside of one file being written to internal/external sdcard). You only need to do this once, unless you later decide you want to change your setup or you are flashing a new version of Tweaked.
Again - THIS DOES NOT FLASH TWEAKED!
[size=+1]Basic Approach Installation Video[/size]
Thanks to Warrior1975 there is now a video that walks through the basic install approach. Make sure to thank him - this is very much appreciated!!
[size=+1]CLICK HERE FOR THE VIDEOhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-ah0L0Ab3whttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-ah0L0Ab3w[/size]
[size=+2]----- ADVANCED -----[/size]
This approach requires changes you will have to do, and therefore needs a little reading and preparing ahead of time. In order to help things along, I've put together a zip file (see downloads post here) with instructions and needed files - make sure to read the... well, the README! The contents of that readme file are below:
--- From the READMEFIRST-INSTRUCTIONS.txt in the Tweaked.2.x.AdvancedInstallInfo.zip file ---
[size=+1]HOW TO CUSTOM INSTALL USING ADVANCED APPROACH:[/size]
1) Decide if you will be editing text files on the computer or the phone
---- regardless of where you do this, the result must go in a specific directory on your internal/external sdcard (see below)
---- if you use a computer to edit, make sure it uses the Unix-style end-of-line character (you can use Notepad++ on a PC)
******** THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT AND A SOURCE FOR SIMPLE MISTAKES - YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! ********
2) Extract the TweakedInstall folder
---- Inside are three files - the main one of interest is install.prop
3) Open install.prop and read the instructions
---- it is on this file you select options
---- this is similar in idea to how it was done in aroma
---- ALL you are doing with this is changing the numbers that come after the = signs
---- DON'T CHANGE ANYTHING ELSE! ONLY NUMBERS!
---- Follow the instructions for what each number means for each choice
4) Complete any other OPTIONAL file edits (see Tweaked OP for more info on this)
5) Make sure the directory along with your newly-edited files are moved to your sdcard if not already
IMPORTANT: THIS DIRECTORY HAS TO BE AT THE ROOT OF YOUR SDCARD (INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL)!!
IMPORTANT: THE NAME OF THIS DIRECTORY MUST NOT CHANGE!!
IMPORTANT: YOU ARE DOING THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!!
6) Boot into recovery and flash the main installer zip
[size=+1]TAKE HOME:[/size]
The edited text file(s) being kept in the TweakedInstall directory on your sdcard will make it so
you won't need to do any choosing the next time you want to flash the main installer. You can always
come back to or reflash Tweaked exactly how you originally set it up with no more extra effort!
--- End READMEFIRST-INSTRUCTIONS.txt -
The hope is that these instructions are as simple but as thorough as possible for those wanting to embark on the advanced approach. That being said there is one more point I want to elaborate on that goes beyond those included instructions, and it is relevant for users of both the Basic and Advanced approaches.
Want to remove things in the "base" rom
[size=+1]NOTE[/size]: THIS IS COMPLETELY OPTIONAL
There are certain apks that I have kept included as unalterable-by-custom-installation-options. For those that are comfortable and (hopefully) knowledgeable, there is now a way to quickly and easily "debloat" the rom at the time of installation beyond what I have done as a "base" or default. It requires using the applist file in combination with information on what is standard included from the baseappslist.txt file - both of which can be found in the Tweaked.2.0.AdvancedInstallInfo.zip file. It is this applist file that is being vaguely referred to in step 4 of the advanced approach instructions.
- The baseappslist.txt lists out the apk name of every apk that I include as part of the "base" of Tweaked. If after scouring the list you end up finding one or a few apks that you don't want as part of your install, copy the apk name(s) EXACTLY from the baseappslist.txt file and paste/transfer that information in to the applist file - ONE APK NAME PER LINE. This applist file needs to go in the same directory as your edited install.prop file - i.e. the TweakedInstall directory that is at the root of your int/ext sdcard. For the more visual in the crowd, here is an example of what the applist file should look like:
- In order for this applist to be read by the installer, one last step has to be completed within the install.prop. There is an entry called dangertweaks that is default set to =0. If you want applist to be read (i.e. you want to remove the apks that are listed in applist), you need to set dangertweaks=1. For users of the basic approach, there is a similarly named option you can select within aroma (it's the one labeled as DANGEROUS).Code:SomeApkName.apk AnotherApkName.apk YetAnother.apk
- You should note the variable name I use there - dangertweaks. That's because this CAN ROYALLY SCREW UP YOUR PHONE!! This is an extra option for those that know a thing or two about what can and can't be excluded from a rom/system - this is NOT a beginners tool! USE THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!!36[size=+2]THANKS GO TO:[/size]
sbrissen - smali tips and what not
nitsuj17 - tips, advice, useful info, and tireless stifling
imnuts - far too many reasons to list
jt1134 - far too many reasons yet again
ChainsDD and Chainfire - reasons upon reasons
wanam/lidroid - amazing guides and toggle work
amarullz - awesome install utility
dirtymindedx - unexpected and very much appreciated donation goodness - x2 even! - MANY THANKS!!
JaeKar99 - for awesome wallpaper/banner/boot animation work (if you like his work feel free to show him!)
Alexia Whitehurst - support, theme/mod work, and a host of other things too numerous to name
AkaTheMacDaddy - tester extraordinaire and endless encouragement
mikeyinid - all kinds of awesome testing and resource finding
mikeyxda - help w/ non-murky ripplier lockscreen, zerowakelag mod
foreverloco - for making an awesome AOSP theme specific for my muddled mess of a rom
prdog1 and mikeybones - critical pieces to the long-press-kill mod
prdog1 again - general support/info/help even though he doesn't even have this phone!!
deeznutz1977 - testing and idea making
Owlensteed - testing and mediafire goodness
G1Master - testing and ideas/suggestions
Gack69 - relentless testing and bug hunting
chopperthedog - for hooking me up with file hosting stuffs
gunnermike - also providing hosting for files
Endless2232 - layout (and general) xml guidance
MidnightNinja - image repairs and what not
loserskater - improved volume skip info
0tt0m@n - help w/ SysScope
travp624 and TeamBacon for the 4.2.2 AOSP Mms (from here)
noname81 - all the good LMT launcher work - check out his thread for more info!
didact79 - awesome guides that get me pointed in the right direction
lidroid/wanam - for some toggle code and images
scalee - amazing pointers on modifying flashbarservice/multiwindow
erikmm - pointers, tips, general helpfulness
merwin - pointers, tips, general helpfulness
All of TeamSbrissenMod and those responsible for TSMParts
Anyone else I likely forgot
[size=+2]ALL OF THESE PEOPLE DESERVE YOUR THANKS! MAKE SURE THEY KNOW THAT![/size]
Beyond the contributions of the above individuals, there were a number of guides found on xda or via google that were used along the way. Some representative samples include:
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