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[amdzero]

I want to know how you guys figured out how to get past the limitations of the Omnia 2 regarding HTC Sense 2.5

I decompressed all my manila files using cfc -df
Copied them all back to the temp\dump folder
I compressed all my manila files using cfc -if
Copied them back to the temp\dump folder again.

The entire sense looked ugly, with Rainbow Snow (copyright AMDZero 2010) all over the place.

The flip clock even flipped ugly!

I tried to get a screenshot, but after a few seconds it reloads.  So I redid my flash with only a few manila files compressed with cfc -i

The picture below is the result.

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How did you guys compress your manila files and still have usable Sense?

EDIT:
I was able to do it all over again and was quick enough to get a screenshot this time...
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Edited by amdzero, 06 September 2010 - 05:10 PM.

[NRGZ28]

Do you have the right required files for a CFC compressed manila ? Like zlib_mn.dll  patched manila.exe and mode9.dll ?

[amdzero]

NRGZ28, on Sep 6 2010, 14:45, said:

Do you have the right required files for a CFC compressed manila ? Like zlib_mn.dll  patched manila.exe and mode9.dll ?

probably not, I'll look into that.

[Chainfire]

- zlib_mn needs to be present in \Windows

- Manila does NOT need to be patched to use libgles_mn (nor does this file need to be present) like on HTC devices, we've built all the CFC magic directly into the OpenGLv1 library

Edited by Chainfire, 07 September 2010 - 11:10 AM.

[amdzero]

Chainfire, on Sep 7 2010, 07:08, said:

- zlib_mn needs to be present in \Windows

- Manila does NOT need to be patched to use libgles_mn (nor does this file need to be present) like on HTC devices, we've built all the CFC magic directly into the OpenGLv1 library

You are the man Chainfire.  I got it running smooth as butter now.

Thanks for all your hard work!

[xlightwaverx]

So what was the deal?  The DLL never made it to the windows directory?

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amdzero, on Sep 7 2010, 07:31, said:

You are the man Chainfire.  I got it running smooth as butter now.

Thanks for all your hard work!