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[Kadmus]

Hello, guys! This rom is so nice!
But, I have the Motorola Razr HD GSM (XT925) and Wi-Fi doesn't work.

Mobile Data, GPS, Bluetooth works

There is any way to extract the drivers (don't know the right name) from stock rom and put in Nexesque?

Thanks,
Kadmus

[adamjmtz]

Hello, guys! This rom is so nice!
But, I have the Motorola Razr HD GSM (XT925) and Wi-Fi doesn't work.

Mobile Data, GPS, Bluetooth works

There is any way to extract the drivers (don't know the right name) from stock rom and put in Nexesque?

Thanks,
Kadmus

Some quick internet research yielded this...

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Good luck!!!

[arod916]

Thanks for adding the default email client the rom is kicking arse. Is it just me or has quick reply in the notification bar stopped functioning?

[adamjmtz]

Thanks for adding the default email client the rom is kicking arse. Is it just me or has quick reply in the notification bar stopped functioning?

Only if you set power toggles as "pin on top". Also if you have anything else that is persistent in the notification, it may interfere.

[arod916]

Only if you set power toggles as "pin on top". Also if you have anything else that is persistent in the notification, it may interfere.

Hmmm still won't pop up, even after un installing anything that was persistent in the notification bar, any other suggestions.

[pasinato]

Loaded up and running great. just thought I'd let you know I think this rom is awesome brother.

[Kadmus]

Thanks, adamjmtz!
Worked! But just 3G showing weak signal bar.

- 3G (UMTS) showing always three bars. I've tried ro.mot.phonemode.vzw4gphone=0 at /system/build.prop withtout luck. 2G shows full bar and almost the same dBm.

Any help?

Thank you!

[adamjmtz]

Hmmm still won't pop up, even after un installing anything that was persistent in the notification bar, any other suggestions.

I just had someone send me a text and it's working fine for me. Maybe if you do a fresh install with a clean flash you'll get it back.

[adamjmtz]

Thanks, adamjmtz!
Worked! But just 3G showing weak signal bar.

- 3G (UMTS) showing always three bars. I've tried ro.mot.phonemode.vzw4gphone=0 at /system/build.prop withtout luck. 2G shows full bar and almost the same dBm.

Any help?

Thank you!

I'm glad you got it working, but I don't know because I'd have to have the xt925 in order to figure it out. Just do some more research on xda or droidrzr and see if you can find anyone else with similar issues. Somebody out there has most likely had the same issue as you and has probably fixed it.

[Coolloser]

Thanks, adamjmtz!
Worked! But just 3G showing weak signal bar.

- 3G (UMTS) showing always three bars. I've tried ro.mot.phonemode.vzw4gphone=0 at /system/build.prop withtout luck. 2G shows full bar and almost the same dBm.

Any help?

Thank you!

Come chat with me on the thread I made that you followed and we'll work through it. Don't want to hijack this thread!

[adamjmtz]

I'm liking this ROM. Nice and clean. You included nice stuff with it - the 1% battery style is attractive, the inclusion of moto camera is nice, and I like the default wallpaper.

As part of my efforts to learn how to do stuff, I modded the navbar so it's shorter and takes up less space, and I think it's pretty cool like that.

That's cool, where did you edit the navbar? I'd like to try that and see how I like it.

[Mr_Smiggers]

I'm really liking this ROM, exactly what i wanted in this phone. Truly shows what this phone can do if Moto allowed it. But is anyone else seeing alot more usage being used with the android OS than on the stock ROM?

[adamjmtz]

There are two places:

One is in framework-res.apk --> res --> values --> dimens.xml and you edit the navigation_bar_height and navigation_bar_height_landscape lines

The other is to prevent the Back button from staying big despite other stuff getting small, and you go into systemui.apk --> res --> layout --> navigation_bar.xml and edit these two lines:

"@drawable/ic_sysbar_back" android:scaleType="center"

"@drawable/ic_sysbar_back_land" android:scaleType="center"

You delete the part that says: android:scaleType="center" from both and then the back button will scale appropriately with the navbar. The Home and Recent buttons seems to scale automatically with the navbar without having to do anything special.

I learned how to do the second part from this post on XDA:

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Oh by the way, it looked a little screwy at first because the area where the full sized navbar was, was still black. But after I installed Nova Launcher the wallpaper filled that space the way it should.

I may try that out. However, I put the stock 4.2 launcher bc it's a bit smoother than the 3rd party launchers I've tried. The 4.2 launcher isn't transparent behind the navbar though, kind of lame, so you're right it probably wouldn't look right.

[adamjmtz]

Oh that's probably why it works with Nova, because of the transparent navbars.

Now that I think about it though, it's still kinda weird that it wouldn't work in stock - maybe it's more related to the way Nova handles wallpapers (or maybe it would have worked with stock if I had just rebooted).

The stock launcher just has a black background for the navbar, I could probably change the height of the black box if I decompile the stock launcher... Hmm, the wheels are turning!

[adamjmtz]

Oh you mean that whole area has a black background even if the navbar doesn't fill up the entire space? That would be consistent with what I experienced, so you're probably right.

Now that I think of it, there's most likely a way to remove it all together. I'm on it... I want to give this a whirl to see what it looks like. Pics? I don't know if you can tell, but I'm all about the aesthetics.