pergerson6
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Is there any support for adobe flash?
Sent from my LG-LS670 using Tapatalk
Yes!
Sent from my LG-LS670 using Tapatalk
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Is there any support for adobe flash?
Sent from my LG-LS670 using Tapatalk
I'm using this ROM on my Optimus V, did a key swap, renamed the keylayout file, edited build.prop, modified various system/etc files. This version has everything I likr, clockonthe regular spot, and its compatible with the gingerkernel for the most part with theexception of the camera/video display, I tried some things but couldn't make that work, I'm hoping that works later maybeI'll use that kernel.
Only thing is it still says Sprint as carrier lol!
I have tested everything works!
this is a great ROM thanks, thekraven.
The only problem I have is the boot animation screen, is there anyway I can change it to the original Cyanogen boot animation? I feel like I'm about to get a seizure with all the flashing lights happening so fast.
adb remount
adb push /sdcard/bootanimation.zip /system/media/bootanimation.zip
adb reboot
So finally customizing this fully, I was wondering if there is a Transparent Statusbar mod without the center clock.
And the ring lock screen supporting 4 shortcuts is amazing! Now I can add camera, contacts phone etc.
I'm really confused about this adb thing... If I use the command window on my computer, what should I type before these commands? I used the terminal emulator on my phone and typed "su" and then "adb remount" but it says "adb: not found".YOu can either delete the current bootanimation.zip in the /system/media folder and it will just default to the stock android one.
Here is the CM7 bootanimation. bootanimation.zip
Here is a R2D2 bootanimation. bootanimation.zip
Either push it to /system/media/ via adb commands
Code:adb remount adb push /sdcard/bootanimation.zip /system/media/bootanimation.zip adb reboot
Or use a file explorer with root access.
I use File Expert from the market.
Copy or download the file to your sdcard.
Copy and past the bootanimation to the /system/media/ folder. Make sure you make the folder read/write.
I'm not at my computer to make a flashable zip right now.
Thanks for this! I would like the clock to be on the right, too!Here is the transparency patch only for 10/10 builds. It keeps the clock to the right. Let me know if it works.
Patch statusbar10.10transparent_patch.zip
Undo statusbar10.10t_undo.zip
Here is the transparency patch only for 10/10 builds. It keeps the clock to the right. Let me know if it works.
Patch statusbar10.10transparent_patch.zip
Undo statusbar10.10t_undo.zip
9/19 still used Drew's Xionia Redux. If you are having problems with USB and wifi, I'd try flashing the latest Xionia Redux kernel dated 8/31. Only downside was gameplay graphics with that one. But a stable Kernel. If you want to try that on a later build, I'll need to make a keypad button correction file for you.
The 9/25 and later builds use the BobZhomes Kernel and use a different wireless module. I suspect they get left behind if not doing a full wipe and the debugFormatsystem file. Or some settings get overwritten from a backup.
Things changed a lot between the 9/19 and October builds. I went straight from 10/6 to 10/10 without a problem. If you are having problems, I'd recommend a full wipe and use the debug-system.zip. Here is the link. http://files.mysticmidnight.net/zef...s/custom/archive/Debug/Debug-FormatSYSTEM.zip
Or Zefies other file that formats the boot,data,cache, and system all in one, instead of doing it one at a time. http://files.persona.cc/zefie/files/cell/LGLS670/roms/custom/archive/Debug/Debug-FormatALL.zip
adb only works in a command window on your PC with your phone connected.
Commands that are run in "adb shell" are the same as commands that you would run in a terminal emulator on your phone (these are all commands that you would run in a unix shell).
The neat thing about adb is it allows you to shorten some steps, but you have to have a PC and usb cable handy. For example "adb remount" is the equivalent of opening up a terminal on your phone and typing "mount -o rw,remount /system". And instead of copying the bootanimation.zip to your SD card and then copying it to /system/media you could do a "adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media" and you're all done.