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K so I've been trying to figure out how to change the annoying "verizon wireless" carrier name off my lock screen and notification bar...and heres how to do it..
as for the file... download the zip file in post #8 and extract it to your "C:\android-sdk-windows\tools\" directory.
Then open it up in notepad and edit the part that says "Verizon Wireless" to anything you want.
for those that aren't too familiar with adb: (you must install android SDK, you'll find links to do this in the Droid Eris Android Development and Hacking section)
1. connect your phone to compter, enable usb debugging and open up command prompt. (don't mount SD card)
2. in command prompt, type "cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools\" then enter...(now you have moved to working within your "tools" folder, where your adb program resides...
3. Type "adb remount"
4. Any file you want to push to your phone, you must put into the "tools" folder on your computer...then use the following command...
"adb push "filename" "directory on your phone"
(example... adb push YouTube.apk /system/apps)
5. To push the edited carrier file, use the following command..
adb push eri.xml /data/
6. To finish the process, reboot by using this command...
adb reboot
Now when you pull your notification bar down, your carrier name will be changed..
to do this, you need to edit eri.xml in framework-res.apk
Use google
can u do that for at&t?
Framework43 said:
to do this, you need to edit eri.xml in framework-res.apk
Use google
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Googled and found which file to edit. When I search it in hex, I dont see Verizon Wireless in it. Am I missing something?
EDIT: I dont think this applies for the Eris but it does for the Droid. Just looking around a lil bit and a few others have said this. Anyone know the exact file for Eris?
after speaking with Jamezelle on IRC, this seems to NOT be possible to change, as it is set by radio.
ugh Eris has to be tough. doesn't it...I was hoping to change Verizon wireless to like Subway
Sent from my Eris using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
Could we flash the radio with a custom firmware to allow us to change the carrier name?
I would like to change the carrier name to "xda" or "HTC Eris"
Carrier logo change!!!!
Check post #1 for the fix...
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I totally crashed my phone and wasted a couple hourse trying to edit framework-res.apk. Had to go back to a Nandroid. Sure wish I'd found this first. But, at least I got some good experience editing apks.
Thanks again!
Thanks for the fix. It worked.
vash8806 said:
K so I've been trying to figure out how to change the annoying "verizon wireless" carrier name off my lock screen and notification bar...and heres how to do it..
as for the file... download the zip file in post #8 and extract it to your "C:\android-sdk-windows\tools\" directory.
Then open it up in notepad and edit the part that says "Verizon Wireless" to anything you want.
for those that aren't too familiar with adb: (you must install android SDK, you'll find links to do this in the Droid Eris Android Development and Hacking section)
1. connect your phone to compter, enable usb debugging and open up command prompt. (don't mount SD card)
2. in command prompt, type "cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools\" then enter...(now you have moved to working within your "tools" folder, where your adb program resides...
3. Type "adb remount"
4. Any file you want to push to your phone, you must put into the "tools" folder on your computer...then use the following command...
"adb push "filename" "directory on your phone"
(example... adb push YouTube.apk /system/apps)
5. To push the edited carrier file, use the following command..
adb push eri.xml /data/
6. To finish the process, reboot by using this command...
adb reboot
Now when you pull your notification bar down, your carrier name will be changed..
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Couldn't one move the edited eri.zip file to the right folder via terminal on the phone?
meanm50 said:
Couldn't one move the edited eri.zip file to the right folder via terminal on the phone?
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Well..for 1... your eri.xml file exists on the phone as ".xml"...so if you unzip first, then move to phone via terminal...go for it!
gohamstergo said:
after speaking with Jamezelle on IRC, this seems to NOT be possible to change, as it is set by radio.
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Are you high? I'm sorry..but I've tried this on Froyo..as well as 2.1 roms... I have never had a problem with changing it... as I keep mine as "username: vash"
Hmmmm, I pushed, pushed and re-pushed and I can't change that diabolical 'VZW' text. Just trying to change it to a simple 'My Android' for now...
Followed the instructions in the OP to the letter (and spaces!) I managed to root my phone the 'hard' way by myself and have tinkered with some ROMs although I'm back at 'stock' 2.1 now, but my build number has 'test keys.'
Any ideas?
bill
Worked like a charm. Thanks!
Works great, was a great guide. Thanks a lot!
I just open eri.xml in root explorer (must select r/w in the app so you can modify system settings) and changed the carrier name with the keypad on my phone. Changes are displayed after the next reboot.
Sent from my FroyoEris using XDA App
Use root explorer. Mount r/w data then long press eri.XML. Edit with keyboard, save and reboot.
Sent from my FroyoEris using XDA App
xtrSENSE
I have tried this approach on xtrSENSE and it does not work. I have used this method on cyogenmods and it works great but on this rom does not work. If you have any suggestions please let me know. I am working on something to help people out.
You should be able to change it in the phone itself with QPST or EPST.
Want to keep the phone as close to stock and do my own mods n work.. So can anyone point me in this direction? I haven't found anything on it..
shelooga said:
Want to keep the phone as close to stock and do my own mods n work.. So can anyone point me in this direction? I haven't found anything on it..
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
dont let all the text scare you away easily, it is quite simple to use and easy to get a hang of.
magneticzero said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
dont let all the text scare you away easily, it is quite simple to use and easy to get a hang of.
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Was hoping I could do it at work right over the phone.. Oh well, new project for tonight. Thanks!!
i cannot get this to work. my cygwin will not open. it flashes a command prompot box for a split second each time i try to open the shortcut.
any other ways to deodex the tb without using android kitchen? i just cant get it to go smoothly. i remember using (incorrectly) a program similar to this when playing around with my droidx.
Apktool and something else...much more involved. I will let you know when i find the info
Smali/baksmali. But i think the kitchen is the easiest and quickest way to deodex your own rom....such a useful tool imo
magneticzero said:
Apktool and something else...much more involved. I will let you know when i find the info
Smali/baksmali. But i think the kitchen is the easiest and quickest way to deodex your own rom....such a useful tool imo
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Think it was apktool. Ill keep plugging away when I get home
My cygwin won't open for more than a split second when I double click the shortcut. Any ideas?
i have no idea about VM's, I have a linux box
shelooga said:
Think it was apktool. Ill keep plugging away when I get home
My cygwin won't open for more than a split second when I double click the shortcut. Any ideas?
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You didn't install it correctly.
The install defaults to the unzipped folder. You need the folder inside the unzipped folder.
Run the install again, and this time when it wants the path to the packages, browse to the folder inside the folder you unzipped to.
The folder inside the unzipped folder has the same name..... cygwin_packages
well i finally have the command prompt open. but im totally lost form here. ive extracted the kitchen files to my home, ive ran 'cd nameofmyfolder', ive ran ./menu. i get nothing. no such file or directory. im getting really pissed
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well i finally have the command prompt open. but im totally lost form here. ive extracted the kitchen files to my home, ive ran 'cd nameofmyfolder', ive ran ./menu. i get nothing. no such file or directory. im getting really pissed
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you may have to chmod +x the menu so your linux os can execute it
magneticzero said:
you may have to chmod +x the menu so your linux os can execute it
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typed 'chmod +x' and got chmod: missing operand after '+x'
im totally new to linux. or this emulator; whatever the kitchen is.
ive tried placing a 399mb pg05img file i used to root the phone through adb. nothing
tried putting up the system.img and boot.img from a backup i made of my rooted bloated phone to the original update folder too.
c:\cygwin\home\kitchen\original_update is where i put it, like the post says.
so if the kitchen starts and seemingly works, why cant it pick up on these files
shelooga said:
so if the kitchen starts and seemingly works, why cant it pick up on these files
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having the android files doesnt matter if the kitchen works or not. you will have to import the android files while in the kitchen.
not really sure how else to go about this, never done it this way, maybe someone else can chime in.
**just thinking in my head atm... you are root(command: su , then input your password(you will know when the command prompt changes) just wondering
yea i appreciate the help anyway. im going to try with the leaked stock package and see how that goes
Is your Home folder in the Cygwin folder?
In your Home folder is there another folder with your name on it?
That's where Kitchen goes.
Start Cygwin from the batch file in the Cygwin folder, cd to Kitchen, then enter the ./menu command
I put my system.img and boot.img from a nandroid backup i made in the original update_folder and it worked perfectly.
dave8311 said:
Is your Home folder in the Cygwin folder?
In your Home folder is there another folder with your name on it?
Thats where Kitchen goes.
Start Cygwin from the batch file in the Cygwin folder, cd to Kitchen, then enter the ./menu command
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that would make sense.
i tried extracting the kitchen file to home, i tried extracting it to home/erich. it is not going. i just keep getting no such file or extension
shelooga said:
i tried extracting the kitchen file to home, i tried extracting it to home/erich. it is not going. i just keep getting no such file or extension
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Put the kitchen zip file in the "erich" folder, right click on it and choose "extract here"
.. then open cygwin and after the $ type 'cd erich' right? It's not working still for me
shelooga said:
.. then open cygwin and after the $ type 'cd erich' right? It's not working still for me
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Nope.
cd kitchen
then....
./menu
bash: cd: kitchen: no such file or directory
man i am so sick of seeing that message. i cant tell you how many times ive deleted it all and redownloaded the files. or bash: cd: erich
ive tried so many combos of unzipping the kitchen and putting my rom in it and rezipping and unzipping back into cygwin home its crazy. so much wasted time
I'd love to ask this in the Dev section so that it would get noticed, but one must follow rules: Adrenalyn's kernels have often included a patch to allow VZW SMSs over 160 characters to split rather than convert to MMS. I've noticed lately we're back to the converting method. Can this be made into a separate patch or can our great devs try to include this again into the latest kernels so that the SMSs will split again?
-edit- So I try to follow the rules and end up posting this in general rather than Q & A. I need my coffee
I second this. I'm actually on the search right now for the patch/fix that was posted.
tbeas said:
I second this. I'm actually on the search right now for the patch/fix that was posted.
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I could be wrong, but I am fairly positive that the long SMS has nothing to do with the kernel, but with Messaging.apk. Which would make this a ROM issue. There is even a tutorial on here somewhere that tells you how to manually pull the .xml file from Messaging.apk, change the specific value to "7", which will make it so that your SMS is not converted to MMS until you reach 900 characters, then push it back. Again, I COULD be wrong, but I'm almost positive this has absolutely nothing to do with the kernel.
Its not the kernel.
Push this to your system/app directory
http://db.tt/qItV6uU
That worked very well. Thanks!
Worked just fine for me too!
Dalamar1320 said:
Its not the kernel.
Push this to your system/app directory
http://db.tt/qItV6uU
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Just what i was looking for but couldn't remember where to find it, Thanks
MMS
Dalamar1320 said:
Its not the kernel.
Push this to your system/app directory
http://db.tt/qItV6uU
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Wouldn't this mod from Adrynalyn's [ROM][3.23.2011] Superclean 2.9.2 EA15/EB01/EB16/EC10 Based thread also work:
Samsung MMS (stock, eb01)
eb01_mms.zip (http://www.mediafire.com/?4q3jk5vcdd29hjf)
Dalamar1320 said:
Its not the kernel.
Push this to your system/app directory
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how do i push this to my system/app directory? kinda stumped
im running nitros ultimate honeycomb
Tanktak said:
how do i push this to my system/app directory? kinda stumped
im running nitros ultimate honeycomb
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can anyone answer this for me?
Tanktak said:
can anyone answer this for me?
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You use ADB to push any file from your PC to your phone. Or this free easy to use Linux/Windows/MAC GUI -> http://qtadb.wordpress.com/about/
beray5 said:
You use ADB to push any file from your PC to your phone. Or this free easy to use Linux/Windows/MAC GUI -> ht tp:// qtadb. wordpress.com/about/
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i have seen this and read briefly on it before but not familiar with how to use this. any chance you can give me a walkthrough of how to use this in order to push the sms file to my phone?
please do reseach on ADB before using if youve never used it before.. u can ruin your phone beyond the point of saving it with odin
If you don't know adb then make it easy on yourself and get rootexplorer then you can copy and paste. Or you can use linux terminal commands in terminal emulator (free in the market) to "cp" (copy) the apk file to the system/app dir
Dalamar1320 said:
If you don't know adb then make it easy on yourself and get rootexplorer then you can copy and paste. Or you can use linux terminal commands in terminal emulator (free in the market) to "cp" (copy) the apk file to the system/app dir
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tried this both ways and it still converts my messages to multimedia
Did you delete (or rename) the old mms.apk (i always rename to something like mms.bak) before moving the new mms.apk to the system/app directory?
Well as many of you know we're over most of the hurdles we needed to jump with the CM7 build for Nook tablet.
Updates for the internal version are simple via CWM, the SD version is not so simple of course.
I'm assuming that it should be possible to built an APK that gains superuser permissions then copies the new files to the system. Can anybody confirm this is possible please?
We need to know that we can tell our SD user that they can update their version just as easy as the internal user
Thanks in advance for your help again everyone!
Well presumably this is how ROM Manager and Metamorph both do their thing, just in a slightly more round about way (as they don't come with the files they need to copy). I'm almost 100% sure this is possible, but I've never tried it personally.
EDIT: Looks like this is how you'd do it: http://developer.android.com/reference/java/io/File.html. Specifically the renameTo() method.
CelticWebSolutions said:
Well as many of you know we're over most of the hurdles we needed to jump with the CM7 build for Nook tablet.
Updates for the internal version are simple via CWM, the SD version is not so simple of course.
I'm assuming that it should be possible to built an APK that gains superuser permissions then copies the new files to the system. Can anybody confirm this is possible please?
We need to know that we can tell our SD user that they can update their version just as easy as the internal user
Thanks in advance for your help again everyone!
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Well there are about a dozen ways to do this. First of one of the hardest things is comming up with the commands/script. I can defiantly do this. If you want an apk, there are a few guys whom could port my script to an apk. I'm going to make a script here that will format, and create partitions and extract directly from the nook, no need to go through the fancy formatting and such, just go into terminal and run the script. Ill post a prototype for you to have the testers test!
Do you think something like BacksideUpdater inside custom ROM for LG Optimus V?
made by JerryScript
JerryScript i very nice guy, I bet if you ask him, he will let you play with his code
if is it what you looking for
Yes, this is possible. I wrote an app that flashes the recovery partition for my older Froyo phone in the very rudimentary Basic4Android. Copying files under root privileges was part of this process. Fairly easy if you find the right coding examples in whatever your development platform of choice.
xdajunkman said:
Yes, this is possible. I wrote an app that flashes the recovery partition for my older Froyo phone in the very rudimentary Basic4Android. Copying files under root privileges was part of this process. Fairly easy if you find the right coding examples in whatever your development platform of choice.
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So one of the problems is its not really copying. Its more of an extraction from one place to another. We are required to use dd, and fdisk(for formatting).
GREAT! I was worried updates would be to complicated for people
Sent from my Nook Tablet using xda premium
... and I was worried that I might have to wipe my NT clean again to get the updates. After a week with this wonderful upgrade, I've got a LOT of customization I don't want to lose...
Whoops, wrong button with the thanks. Anyway, it occurs to me you could just have people run a script from a terminal emulator. That would probably be the simplest way to do it. Make an Update folder on the SD card, add it to the PATH by default, and users could just copy over the update files and run the script. Just a thought.
Sycobob said:
Whoops, wrong button with the thanks. Anyway, it occurs to me you could just have people run a script from a terminal emulator. That would probably be the simplest way to do it. Make an Update folder on the SD card, add it to the PATH by default, and users could just copy over the update files and run the script. Just a thought.
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Has to be simple, something like copy an update.zip onto the SD card then run the apk which will automatically run the update in the zip But my knowledge of such things is limited so I need help there
Same process. With the above method, the user would only have to copy over the file, open a terminal, and type 'update'. With the apk idea you just have to add a little more time for someone to actually write the app (not that it would take too long).
Sycobob said:
Same process. With the above method, the user would only have to copy over the file, open a terminal, and type 'update'. With the apk idea you just have to add a little more time for someone to actually write the app (not that it would take too long).
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Hmm.... that sounds good.
Anybody know how to actually implement it ?
Dammit, idk why I keep hitting the thanks button thinking it's reply >.>
Anyway, it's just a matter of setting the PATH variable to include /sdcard/Update/ or something similar. To make an actual update, make a folder called Update, fill it with all the files that need to be copied over (probably in a directory structure), and write a script that actually copies everything over. You'll need to make sure sh is in /system/bin (I think it is by default).
You could zip the the files as well, using gunzip (busybox?) to extract them before copying them, then deleting them when you're done, just to keep it cleaner for the user.
The only downside to all this is that I don't know how you would flash a kernel.
Sycobob said:
Dammit, idk why I keep hitting the thanks button thinking it's reply >.>
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That makes two of us!
Sycobob said:
Anyway, it's just a matter of setting the PATH variable to include /sdcard/Update/ or something similar. To make an actual update, make a folder called Update, fill it with all the files that need to be copied over (probably in a directory structure), and write a script that actually copies everything over. You'll need to make sure sh is in /system/bin (I think it is by default).
You could zip the the files as well, using gunzip (busybox?) to extract them before copying them, then deleting them when you're done, just to keep it cleaner for the user.The only downside to all this is that I don't know how you would flash a kernel.
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I'm guessing you'd just flash it as usual, surely that one is the easiest? Copying stuff to boot partition would hopefully be just as simple, I was mainly worried about updating system files. I could do with building one for the current update to test the theory!
Optimus L9 APK Push Tool!!
First, all credit goes to kevev for putting this all together, and saving me from pulling my hair out
Instructions via kevev readme!
This script will automatically push apk files along with a shell script to your device
under /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/APKs. It will then run the shell script which will copy
the apk files to /system/app/ and change the file permissions to 644.
No warranty included!!
Use at your own risk!!
1.) Place all apk files in the "APKs" folder that you want installed in the /system/app/ folder on your rooted device.
2.) Connect device to your computer after installing the correct adb drivers.
3.) Enable "USB Debugging" on the device and wait for the driver to install.
4.) Run "PushAPKs.bat" and reboot your device when it finishes only if there are "NO" errors.
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Now go thank kevev
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bricks - blows up - runs away to france
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iB4STiD said:
1. if you own a 769BK click here to download 10e system apps backup
(if you own a p760 etc.. ask some nice person on this forum for that missing apk!)
2. next click here to download the optimusl9 zip and unzip this on your desktop!
3. take out your removable sdcard from your phone
4. place missing apk into the root of your removable sdcard and replace sdcard back into phone
5. get your usb cable and plug your phone into pc
6. on your computer open command prompt and type this
** type the following, one line at a time, followed by hitting the enter key! **
Code:
cd desktop
cd optimusl9
7. next adb time! fun huh?
** type the following, one line at a time, followed by hitting the enter key! **
Code:
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw /system
cat /sdcard/external_sd/LGHome3.apk > /system/app/LGHome3.apk
chmod 644 /system/app/LGHome3.apk
reboot
"I am not responsible if your phone does the following" ..
bricks - blows up - runs away to france - leaves you for another owner
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- DONATE
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Good tutorial, though not required by me as yet. :good: Even easy for noobs. Liked the last warning too. :laugh:
cmahendra said:
Good tutorial, though not required by me as yet. :good: Even easy for noobs. Liked the last warning too. :laugh:
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thanks .. lol
Great...it works with framework-res too
I changed dafault green smiles with smiles from SE Xperia...and everything works...when I tried it with file manager, everything was fine, but I can't set permissions, because I had always popup with errors And I had reinstall system...but this works super Thanks
Will this work on P765 too? Someone tried yet?
wlado93 said:
Great...it works with framework-res too
I changed dafault green smiles with smiles from SE Xperia...and everything works...when I tried it with file manager, everything was fine, but I can't set permissions, because I had always popup with errors And I had reinstall system...but this works super Thanks
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Glad it helped!
cmahendra said:
Will this work on P765 too? Someone tried yet?
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yup this will
working on an even easier way to do this
i have a questions..
how about deleting everything from system/app folder for example? what should i type?
i already deodex system/app and system/framework...so i want to replace all with deodex apk and remove the odex file..
hope that you can guide me..
bramprasetyo said:
i have a questions..
how about deleting everything from system/app folder for example? what should i type?
i already deodex system/app and system/framework...so i want to replace all and remove the odex file..
hope that you can guide me..
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thats what im working on, make a batch file in a dir along with a folder that you can place all apks in, click the bat and it does the rest, i asked around just waiting, i have it working for my themes in the theme section, i just want an easy way not to have to type out all that code
for every apk an odex file. a couple of lines is one thing but being able to drag anything into a folder no mater what the name, would be easy for us all!!
iB4STiD said:
thats what im working on, make a batch file in a dir along with a folder that you can place all apks in, click the bat and it does the rest, i asked around just waiting, i have it working for my themes in the theme section, i just want an easy way not to have to type out all that code
for every apk an odex file. a couple of lines is one thing but being able to drag anything into a folder no mater what the name would be easy for us all!!
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sorry for my english.. sometime it hard for me to understand.
you are working on a project that can make us easy to do that right?
so.. as for my question, do you mean that i should type for all that apk and odex? cant do with for example "*.apk" ?
bramprasetyo said:
sorry for my english.. sometime it hard for me to understand.
you are working on a project that can make us easy to do that right?
so.. as for my question, do you mean that i should type for all that apk and odex? cant do with for example "*.apk" ?
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ya, hoping i can get help to figure it out, and yes for every .apk and odex file you would have to type it out, if your deodex a rom then it would be just .apks for the system, apks and jar files for the framework
iB4STiD said:
ya, hoping i can get help to figure it out, and yes for every .apk and odex file you would have to type it out, if your deodex a rom then it would be just .apks for the system, apks and jar files for the framework
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ok than...
good luck with your project..
thanks
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ok than...
good luck with your project..
thanks
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no prob!
Update coming
working on a easier way to do this, almost done..
HOwdy!
I hope I didn't steal your thunder.
Here is an automated way to push APKs to /system/app/ .
https://www.dropbox.com/s/x264413ck099yv4/optimusl9 APK Push.zip
kevev said:
I hope I didn't steal your thunder.
Here is an automated way to push APKs to /system/app/ .
https://www.dropbox.com/s/x264413ck099yv4/optimusl9 APK Push.zip
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lol, very nice... now heres my question what you did in the sh script could that be done in just a bat file?
iB4STiD said:
lol, very nice... now heres my question what you did in the sh script could that be done in just a bat file?
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I guess everything could have been done from the batch script. It was just starting to look messy and I am more comfortable with shell.
To tell the truth, I am very rusty with batch scripting. I haven't messed with DOS in ages. Unix all the way!
kevev said:
I guess everything could have been done from the batch script. It was just starting to look messy and I am more comfortable with shell.
To tell the truth, I am very rusty with batch scripting. I haven't messed with DOS in ages. Unix all the way!
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well, you did a great job... want me to post this is main op of this thread?
and btw talk about messy you should see what i was making lol
also b4 i forget if you do want me to post this is it ok its tied to your dropbox?, you could throw it up on dev host or if you want i could, up to you
iB4STiD said:
well, you did a great job... want me to post this is main op of this thread?
and btw talk about messy you should see what i was making lol
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haha! If you could see some of my other scripts I think your eyes would cross and never go back to normal.
Sure, go ahead and post it. It is free code. No license necessary.
kevev said:
haha! If you could see some of my other scripts I think your eyes would cross and never go back to normal.
Sure, go ahead and post it. It is free code. No license necessary.
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K, thanks again ! brb