[ROOT][CM7] How to apply HDPI themes on MDPI devices

This guide explains how to use themes for HDPI devices on MDPI devices. The operation is not too difficult to do but always involves a minimum of risk. Do it on your own RISK

This guide works on CM7 Theme, I have tested it and working on my Xperia X8 running GingerDX v31b with nAa kernel. (it should work on stock and other kernel too)

Basic Requirements:

Rooted Xperia X8(it will works with other MDPI device) running CyanogenMod 7.

[Module] | X8 only | AX8MT v005 | Dual touch for Cypress touchpad

[Module] | X8 only | AX8MT v005 | Dual touch for Cypress touchpad by andyx

This is module that enables dual touch in Cypress touchpad.
Currently there is nothing new to implement unless there will be some breakthrough e.g: datasheet for Cypress chip. I know that FroyoBread people have problems I couldn't solve it without help.

Prerequisites:
- cypress based touchpad,
- X8,
- Baseband x15

X8Overclock | Multiple Frequencies CPU!

Intro: (dev post)
Since the X10 kernel is working, we might have a hope that someday we will have our custom kernels. If we can have custom kernels, we can do the overclocking easily.

Until that day, we will still have to overclock with modules. To make overclocking works with our current kernel, as far as I can see, we need to do the following things:
1. Patch cpufreq data to change maximum reported freq (these value will be read by Android for further controls). cpufreq will then call the low-level acpuclock functions to change real cpu freq.
2. Patch acpuclock data + code to change real cpu freq.

X8Gesture Pinch Zoom + Fake Dual Touch | X8

Quoted from doixanh at xda-developers


Intro
I'm working with a kernel module to replace SE touchscreen driver to support dualtouch. However, as I found out, it will mostly not be supported by our hardware, because X8 has only 1 sensor and that sensor supports only 1 finger. I don't know whether we can have dual touch if we flash the screen firmware. I will have a look on that.

A temporary solution now is to make some gestures based on user fingers' relative position. The idea is that we make Android to think that the second finger is also pressed, by generating second finger events from the driver. Anybody who wants to get more details about the previous development, please have a look at this thread

HTC Sense UI on Xperia X8

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Want to make your Xperia X8 having HTC Sense UI?