[ACS][ROM] Leaf Rom - 0.2

[firehak]

Well, finally got it done. Check out the quick and crappy website to host it ShabbyLeaf

It comes with a nice readme and bloatware removal list now, but Adobe must not like the LibreOffice format, it looks weird. Still legible and useful, nonetheless. Here are some screenshots of it in action: http://www.flickr.com/photos/60853999@N03/sets/72157627173150585/

 

[Shabbypenguin]

Well, finally got it done. Check out the quick and crappy website to host it ShabbyLeaf

It comes with a nice readme and bloatware removal list now, but Adobe must not like the LibreOffice format, it looks weird. Still legible and useful, nonetheless. Here are some screenshots of it in action: ShabbyLeaf v3 - a set on Flickr

[ROM][ACS] ShabbyMod - 0.9 - Page 17 - Android Forums

thanks so much for this

 

[jesuspantaleon1993]

Well, finally got it done. Check out the quick and crappy website to host it ShabbyLeaf

It comes with a nice readme and bloatware removal list now, but Adobe must not like the LibreOffice format, it looks weird. Still legible and useful, nonetheless. Here are some screenshots of it in action: ShabbyLeaf v3 - a set on Flickr

This is epically awesome..everyone is goin to love this..so does this like makes it possible to get a differ battery icon nd black status bar?

 

[firehak]

No problem! If for whatever reason it isn't working for your Prevail users, let me know and I'll work on a fix as soon as possible. I based it off of ShabbyMod0.9-Loaded.bat and it worked just fine for LeafRom. It just needed a few if file/directory exists checks

EDIT: Hithereawesomeness, yes. You just point it towards your custom framework-res.apk from UOT and click send. Don't forget to be on your home screen (not locked!) to click "allow" for superuser!

 

[jesuspantaleon1993]

So firehak...can u answer my question..

 

[firehak]

Check my edit. I hadn't seen your post before I clicked reply.. By the way, a black status bar will obscure the time. Froyo doesn't allow you to change the color of the clock, but the left side (date) will change colors. You may not want a black bar up top.

 

[jesuspantaleon1993]

Check my edit. I hadn't seen your post before I clicked reply.. By the way, a black status bar will obscure the time. Froyo doesn't allow you to change the color of the clock, but the left side (date) will change colors. You may not want a black bar up top.

yeah i guess ..im tryon it out so right now its rebootin

 

[firehak]

I hope it works out for you. I had no issues in any test during development or right before I released it. When replacing framework-res.apk, my screen would flicker and lose my wallpaper. Did it do this for you?

 

[jesuspantaleon1993]

I hope it works out for you. I had no issues in any test during development or right before I released it. When replacing framework-res.apk, my screen would flicker and lose my wallpaper. Did it do this for you?

no ..that part didnt work but the rom did..leafrom0.2

 

[jesuspantaleon1993]

so firhak..it worked!!..i saw ur edited post nd thats what was the problem.lol but i got it nd accepted superuser effect..thank u so much

 

[firehak]

so firhak..it worked!!..i saw ur edited post nd thats what was the problem.lol but i got it nd accepted superuser effect..thank u so much

No problem! The easier sending and customizing our ROM is, the less Shabby has to worry about and can do what he wants to do instead of helping us on a phone he doesn't even own. It's great that we got 2 versions so quickly, but everyone deserves a break.

If anyone has any suggestions for ShabbyLeaf, I'm all ears. If it's useful and I can do it, I'll implement it in the next update.

 

[jesuspantaleon1993]

No problem! The easier sending and customizing our ROM is, the less Shabby has to worry about and can do what he wants to do instead of helping us on a phone he doesn't even own. It's great that we got 2 versions so quickly, but everyone deserves a break.

If anyone has any suggestions for ShabbyLeaf, I'm all ears. If it's useful and I can do it, I'll implement it in the next update.

So why doesn't the lovkscreen work when I try to modify it into the rotary lockscreen uot kitchen has and then usin ur program?

 

[firehak]

That's an issue with UOT, not ShabbyLeaf. It may work with some manual tinkering, but Sprint renamed certain files so that it wasn't as easy to modify the phone. I modified my framework-res.apk with this so I could rename the wireless signal icons. By default only wifi and 3G icons would change for me.

 

[ziggskt]

So long story short-- first android phone, very new to this, REALLY appreciate the work you guys have done. I was able to root my EF27 replenish first try yesterday after reading a post on another forum. It was very easy to do.

I really want to try LeafROM and tinkering around further, but I would also like to backup my current stock files before doing so. My hope would be that by backing these up, I could also restore these files to my Replenish after using LeafROM if necessary(and much in the same fashion that I would root or put LeafROM on my Replenish in the first place I assume). Is this possible, and can you point me in the right direction?

 

[firehak]

So long story short-- first android phone, very new to this, REALLY appreciate the work you guys have done. I was able to root my EF27 replenish first try yesterday after reading a post on another forum. It was very easy to do.

I really want to try LeafROM and tinkering around further, but I would also like to backup my current stock files before doing so. My hope would be that by backing these up, I could also restore these files to my Replenish after using LeafROM if necessary(and much in the same fashion that I would root or put LeafROM on my Replenish in the first place I assume). Is this possible, and can you point me in the right direction?

Yep, you could do it two ways. One would be to use Odin once the files are released, and the second is to use command line to backup the /system/app /system/bin /system/etc and /system/framework directories. Since we don't currently have the Odin files, we can just send the backup files over the way LeafRom is sent over. Do you need me to post the commands for you?

 

[ziggskt]

Yep, you could do it two ways. One would be to use Odin once the files are released, and the second is to use command line to backup the /system/app /system/bin /system/etc and /system/framework directories. Since we don't currently have the Odin files, we can just send the backup files over the way LeafRom is sent over. Do you need me to post the commands for you?

If you don't mind, that would be awesome. Is Terminal Emulator an adequate command line tool to use for this process?

 

[anon(335536)]

Here is the command (thanks to Shabby for telling me about this:

From terminal emulator, enter the command "su" and hit enter.
The super user app should ask you if you want terminal emulator to have super user access. Be sure to press allow, as not doing so will make the next step impossible.

Once you have super user privileges, your command prompt will become a "#" mark. At that point, type the command:

dd if=/dev/stl12 of=/sdcard/factoryreplenish.rfs

You will not have an image of your replenish factory files, and can use that in the future to go back to stock. By the way, that image may be helpful for others, so be sure to save it.

 

[ziggskt]

You will not have an image of your replenish factory files, and can use that in the future to go back to stock. By the way, that image may be helpful for others, so be sure to save it.

Did you mean I will now have an image? Thanks for your help, and I would be glad to upload mine if anyone needs it. The command worked successfully, but how would I go about using this rfs file? Is it actually a zip file or something? Again, thank you all so much... I hope the replenish community continues to grow.

 

[firehak]

Sorry that I didn't respond, I was gone all day. You could also make a backup folder on your sdcard and type "su", and then do "cp -r /system/app /mnt/sdcard/backup/app/" "cp -r /system/bin /mnt/sdcard/backup/bin/" "cp -r /system/etc /mnt/sdcard/backup/etc/" and "cp -r /system/framework /mnt/sdcard/backup/framework/"

Those will place the files uncompressed and as-is in a backup folder so you can just send it over and wipe LeafRom

 

[anon(335536)]

The RFS file is a file system file basically, It can be mounted in linux as a drive or directory and manipulated that way. Generally that is the best way to get an image of a directory as it does so at a very low level. If you can post somewhere, that would be great. As far as how to get it back to you phone, it is just a matter of using shabbys script to push those file to the phone.

Should be pretty easy. I could throw something together, however I imagine firehak could use his windows program to do it more easily. I only have access to linux, so I can make things as easy is firehak can (unless you are comfortable in linux)