"Framework settings"? what does black bar mod break? Vanilla Android is fine and dandy .. except for that stupid white notification bar.
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ZOMGWTFBBQ! Tired of Android leaks, how about a Sapphire leak -cvpcs/sniffle stay out
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"Framework settings"? what does black bar mod break? Vanilla Android is fine and dandy .. except for that stupid white notification bar.
Sorry, lost my train of thought while typing there...
I meant that they changed the framework some more, while between 0.7.0 to 0.8.4 he didn't. That is why themes worked fine without messing anything up to that point. Now themes will replace the new framework, thus losing those new changes.
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OK, so I was good with my original thought that black bar mod works fine. (I couldn't see how it could not as it only changes the notification bar). Thanks for the clarification. It's late for me as I have to get up at 5am for a freaking early meeting and i was being stupid.
It replaces the whole framework though... Yes it only changes the noti bar, but it is replacing the 0.9.5 framework with the 0.7.0 framework. Not good.
microsnook
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This is probably a stupid question, but is there a changelog 
black bar mod framework-res.apk (the 0.9.5 version), push to /system/framework in adb
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This isn't the full theme, there's some changes to some other apps (Gmail, etc.) that I omitted. But this will get you the black bar.
Download framework-res.apk from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way
This isn't the full theme, there's some changes to some other apps (Gmail, etc.) that I omitted. But this will get you the black bar.
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This is probably a stupid question, but is there a changelog
CHANGELOG at froyo from cvpcs's android_vendor_cvpcs - GitHub
NICE!! Wasn't planning on trying it, but I may have to nowThis is probably a stupid question, but is there a changelog
CHANGELOG at froyo from cvpcs's android_vendor_cvpcs - GitHub
This thread is blasphemy : )
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justinthegeek
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does this have any actual advantages over cyanogen rc2? I used sapphire before but switched to cyanogenmod because everyone was saying it was the best thing since sliced bread. cmrc2 is good, fast, and customizable and I don't really want to go through the pain in the ass of wiping/restoring/etc for a new rom unless it's worth it.
so what do you guys thing?
the one thing i specifically miss about sapphire is that the reboot option when you hold the power button gives an option to reboot into recovery, but that's all i can remember
so what do you guys thing?
the one thing i specifically miss about sapphire is that the reboot option when you hold the power button gives an option to reboot into recovery, but that's all i can remember
I think Sapphire is also good, fast, and customizable.
That said, you may want to either stick with the latest official release, Sapphire 0.8.4, or wait for the next official release which should be in a couple of weeks. You'll get better support that way - not to say that we won't give some people a hand with this test build, but it's not as much of a priority (think CM alpha builds).
I used CyanogenMod's eclair builds for a long time - I'm sure they're putting out great work as usual - but I think Sapphire is worth checking out. I will be using it exclusively for the foreseeable future.