Root Kangerade Questions

[esmith818]

I have the green theme installed and love it except for the green text that appears in the notification dropdown. Since it appears on a gray gradient, it is very hard to read. Is there anything I can do to change the font color on the notification shade?

If I flashed the update for the green notification without clock, but now want to switch to the white notification without clock, is there anything special I need to do? It appears that reflashing for the white made no difference.

And finally, how do I use the musicmod? It doesn't appear to be listed as one of the scripts in the list on OP. I tried typing:
su
musicmod
in my terminal app, but the command wasn't recognized.

I posted this in the main thread but it was getting buried amidst other posts and left unanswered. Can anyone offer solutions to any of the three questions above?

 

[esmith818]

bump

 

[tom108]

probably better to bump your original question in the original thread instead of creating a whole new one.

 

[ska.t73]

I posted this in the main thread but it was getting buried amidst other posts and left unanswered. Can anyone offer solutions to any of the three questions above?

No idea on the first question... flashing the zip of a new color should change the notification colors to whatever you select them to be when going through the options when you download in RomManager...

As for the music app thing, JRummy answered your question in the main thread...

su
music

 

[phayke]

The Spare Parts app allows you to change text color for the clock, date, carrier ID and notifications.

 

[tom108]

The Spare Parts app allows you to change text color for the clock, date, carrier ID and notifications.

not on Froyo roms, cyanogen based yes but not 2.2