Fabolous
Superuser
Looks blue to me!
But if you want to change it, it's named stat_notify_chat.png, and is in the drawable_hdpi folder of the framework-res.apk, and the talk icon itself should be in the drawable_hdpi folder of the talk.apk.
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Root NexTheme ESE81 R3 Release (4/21/10) - New Goodies!
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Looks blue to me!
But if you want to change it, it's named stat_notify_chat.png, and is in the drawable_hdpi folder of the framework-res.apk, and the talk icon itself should be in the drawable_hdpi folder of the talk.apk.
johnlgalt
Antidisestablishmentarian
I dunno...
I don't have a proper host for the file (using Mediafire), and I'm worried that making it readily available for ROM manager users will result in a lot more problems from less experienced users. I don't know if I want to deal with that
Ahh, that makes sense - and I agree wholeheartedly about the more inexperienced users bit....
Thanks for watching out for us (and yourself!)
Well, that sort of makes sense - if you don't have any other apps running then the apps that run all the time (battery, in this case) *will* take up a larger percentage of the total power of the phone over the life of the battery.
If you were to have used other apps, then battery's percentage would be lower (if not *much* lower) b/c the other apps would have been using a lot more power than that one is.
tom108
Android Expert
Looks blue to me!
But if you want to change it, it's named stat_notify_chat.png, and is in the drawable_hdpi folder of the framework-res.apk, and the talk icon itself should be in the drawable_hdpi folder of the talk.apk.
Not quite sure how to do that. Thanks though.
Fabolous
Superuser
do i need to do a full wipe from your last update or can i just load it hit allow update and let it do that. my gallery doesnt work on the last one
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It should install over the last release fine. Only thing I can think of is Maps might act up (since it's no longer a system app). If that's the case, there are a few terminal commands you can just run to fix the problem, and redownload it from the marketplace.
darkjinni2
Member
There are so many different links, which one is the most up-to-date version of NexTheme I would love to try it...just want to make sure I'm flashing the lastest verison.
Fabolous
Superuser
NexTheme-ESE81-R2.zip
It's kinda not easy to find, as it's in the middle of my post. But...I did put it there for a reason
It's kinda not easy to find, as it's in the middle of my post. But...I did put it there for a reason
darkjinni2
Member
I thought that was the one but I just wanted to be sure, thanks. I'll let you know what I think.
Fabolous
Superuser
How did you flash it? Did you wipe data, cache, system, boot ?
Did you install it over another ROM?
Did you use Titanium backup to restore system settings (that can cause some conflicts) ?
Need some more info to help. Also, I don't think this needs a new thread, so I'm just going to merge it with the main release thread.
How did you install this? Was it a clean install? Which recovery did you use? You might want to try a reinstall, but this time format data, cache, system, and boot. That way, you can be sure there aren't any remnants of older ROMs on your device. You are right, the slider should go up to 1GHz.
I love this rom but I'm having a problem. It was up and running fine for about 2 days. Yesterday afternoon it suddenly went into a boot loop that I couldn't get it out of. Had to go back to DM to make it stop. Tried to re-flash this one and it went right back to the boot loops again.
Any idea how I can fix this? I really want to go back to this one....
Thanks
Kathy
Any idea how I can fix this? I really want to go back to this one....
Thanks
Kathy
Fabolous
Superuser
Very, very strange.
Best thing I can think of is to boot into recovery:
adb shell
format DATA:
format CACHE:
format SYSTEM:
format BOOT:
and then install.
If you have Clockwork recovery, it actually has options to format these for you (without adb), under the 'partition' menu.
Best thing I can think of is to boot into recovery:
adb shell
format DATA:
format CACHE:
format SYSTEM:
format BOOT:
and then install.
If you have Clockwork recovery, it actually has options to format these for you (without adb), under the 'partition' menu.
Fabolous
Superuser
Sorry, to wipe system and boot you need to use adb.
You can see if installing a different P3Droid kernel will fix your issues. It will only change the kernel and wifi driver. It won't wipe your data.
I had facebook trouble at first when I flash this rom. Every time I tried to open facebook, it fc'd on me. This was with doing a factory wipe (data/cache) before installing this rom.
However, since then i tried installing the update.zip WITHOUT performing the wipe, and all is well now.
A little strange.
Wow... thanks for the lighting fast response!
I don't mean to be a pest... is this the same as a factory reset? If I do a factory reset, what do I lose? Pics? contacts? etc?
Thanks again!
Fabolous
Superuser
No worries. It's actually more than a factory reset, which is only a wipe of data and cache. This will wipe the OS (which should be overwritten by the update.zip, but isn't always the case), and the kernel (once again, should be overwritten, but doesn't hurt to wipe beforehand either).
A factory reset results in loss of apps and settings, text messages.
You will not lose pictures, music, contacts, calendar, gmail, anything on your SD card or anything synced with Google.
When you reinstall the OS, if you go into the market, all your old apps will be in the 'downloads' for you to redownload.
Woo hoo! You are THE best! Worked great, I'm out of the boot loop. Guess it needed to have all the crap cleaned out.
Thanks sooo much!
Kathy
cggorman
Android Enthusiast
Installed over nexbeast 0.9 using SPrecovery. Did a data and cache wipe (1x) prior to install. Don't know how to do a system wipe yet. Recovered apps+app data using titanium.