[THEME] Black Bar Bell. (Gingerbread) - Atrix 4G Themes and Apps

I think I have finished my first Black Bar for the Bell Atrix, I need some other people to try it out as well now, and make sure it works for others.
PHONE MUST BE DEODEX
I used the icons from [THEME] Gingerbread Theme V2 (NO ATT)+Black Browser
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=974112 so thanks to synergye for the icons.
This is a framework-res.apk and services.jar. I don't recommend trying these unless you are confident you can recover yourself from a possible brick (I had many while making this, but it should work now).
BACK UP YOUR FILES BEFORE YOU INSTALL THIS.
I am not responsible for any bricking that occurs.
Please let me know if it works for you. Thanks
Note: I am getting that black signal bar, but I assume its because I am in a basement apartment, it should have green bars when you have a signal.
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looks nice!

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Thanks a lot, works great! I tried to do the same myself but after soft bricking a couple times I gave up. I installed it like this:
adb push framework-res.apk /sdcard/
adb push services.jar /sdcard/
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
cp -f /sdcard/framework-res.apk /system/framework/
cp -f /sdcard/services.jar /system/framework/
sync
reboot
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can you guys explain how to do this in a safe mode...i've just rooted my phone with aRoot and don't really know how to recover from a soft-brick !

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Silent8Strike said:
Thanks a lot, works great! I tried to do the same myself but after soft bricking a couple times I gave up. I installed it like this:
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Awesome. I figured it should work for everyone but since I learned how to do this while doing this, I couldn't be sure. I know what you mean about the soft bricks, I must have bricked mine a dozen times. You can notice the time in the picture. I refused to give up until I got it.
Thanks for the info on installing, I didn't want to give anyone advice on that, since I was relying on a script kenneth gave me.
I have a Honeycomb Port almost finished, I figure I will try to port most of the ones other people have made for ATT. (all credit goes to them obviously)
aliafi90 said:
can you guys explain how to do this in a safe mode...i've just rooted my phone with aRoot and don't really know how to recover from a soft-brick !
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You will need to ADB pull your framework-res.apk and services.jar from system/framework as backups in case of a brick. I know I read a good tutorial on this in another thread, I will find it and post a link

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thanks ! and another silly question all i have to do is to rename the zip files to .apk and .jar ?

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No unzip them. The apk and jar are there, the apk was to big to upload without zipping it
EDIT: as for the backup, if you run backup.bat in this file it should create your backups for you and then if you run installer it should revert back to those backups. I say Should. It did on mine.
EDIT 2: Figured I would upload an installer as well. The code is messy, but it should work. You just need to run installer, it already has the framework-res.apk and services.jar included.
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thanks a lot for your help...it's just that when i run backup.bat it says do you see you device listed above ? it's not recognizing my device for some reason...do i have to run it in another folder or it wouldn't make a difference?

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aliafi90 said:
thanks a lot for your help...it's just that when i run backup.bat it says do you see you device listed above ? it's not recognizing my device for some reason...do i have to run it in another folder or it wouldn't make a difference?
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hmmm, thats odd, it should be fine running in that folder. Do you have the phone plugged in via USB and the options set to NONE and USB DEBUGGING ON?

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toughbax said:
hmmm, thats odd, it should be fine running in that folder. Do you have the phone plugged in via USB and the options set to NONE and USB DEBUGGING ON?
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yea and it's still not showing the device...do i need to have adb or anything installed on my computer for this?

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aliafi90 said:
yea and it's still not showing the device...do i need to have adb or anything installed on my computer for this?
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I think all the adb files you needed were in the folder, I think by you seeing the list of attached devices (even if there is none there) it means adb is working.
I am not really sure what could be causing the problem... I would try a Reboot first if you haven't then maybe you could try booting into "Enable USB enumeration early." by holding vol- and power and see if it picks it up then. After it says "Reading ODM fuse: 1" wait 10 seconds or so and run the backup.
Sorry my knowledge of the finer workings of android is still a ways off

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It works here as well.
Nice job!
EDIT: Just so you know, I didn't use your install scripts.

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NFHimself said:
It works here as well.
Nice job!
EDIT: Just so you know, I didn't use your install scripts.
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Thanks, couldn't have done it without your deodex.
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don't know whats wrong but still not showing anything under devices....is there another way i can do it manually?

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aliafi90 said:
don't know whats wrong but still not showing anything under devices....is there another way i can do it manually?
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if you use command prompt you can enter:
Code:
adb devices
adb pull /system/framework/services.jar services.jar
adb pull /system/framework/framework-res.apk framework-res.apk
That should pull the files into the folder you are in. ex. C:\backup\
When you do the adb devices it should list yours in the list. I don't think that will make much difference in it working though, since that's the same thing the bat does.
Maybe someone who actually knows something can be more use then me.
Kenneth gave me these recommendations if it wasn't working when I was first stuck:
If it isn't listed... you need to check the following:
USB plugged into back of computer
Restart computer
kill-server adb or task manager >> Processes >> end "adb.exe" processes
maybe that will help?

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I'm never sure about this but are these files compatible on a mac?

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ChongoDroid said:
I'm never sure about this but are these files compatible on a mac?
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I don't know about the scripts, I would say no just to be safe. The framework-res.apk and services.jar would work though (the first post). I am not sure how you would push them to the device, but I'm sure its been covered in another thread somewhere.

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k so i finally did it,though the time on the top right side is not showing anymore

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That means the services.jar didn't get pushed. it is still the black font
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toughbax said:
That means the services.jar didn't get pushed. it is still the black font
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if you could add to the first post the you DEFINITELY need to be deodexed for this to work, that would be appreciated
The services.jar file will not work if services.odex is still on the phone, likewise - if you don't deodex correctly, and just delete the services.odex file you will end up bricked.