[Q] how do i get multi touch on x10 mini? - Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini

okey so i read slade87´s thread on how to get mutitouch on peria mini the link below
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1064558
and the truth is i dont understand how to do it so if anyone that knows how to do it then pleas tell me as most detailed as possible
thank you and forgive my ignorence

I would like to help you. Which point you don´t understand?
You must have a ROM which included the kernel "M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404015"
For example "X10 Mini Froyo [ROM] MiniCM6-1.0.0-RC2, Froyo Cyanogen 6.1.3" (you can find it in google).
How to get root: (i know it´s not so easy but this is the easiest i found)
1. Download: exploid_x10mini.zip - download and extract the archive...
You will need ADB from Android SDK and USB drivers for X10 mini (part of Sony Ericsson PC Companion).
Enable USB debugging on the phone in Settings>Applications>Development and connect the phone to PC via USB. Reboot your system.
Add the Power Control widget to your active widgets on the phone, so you can quickly turn off and on the wi-fi function.
From the command line (on windows it's cmd.exe):
cd c:\exploid_x10mini (or another folder where you've extracted the files from exploid_x10mini.zip)
adb push Superuser.apk /sdcard/Superuser.apk
adb push su /sdcard/su
adb push exploid /sqlite_stmt_journals/exploid
adb push busybox /sqlite_stmt_journals/busybox
adb shell
cd sqlite_stmt_journals
chmod 755 exploid
chmod 755 busybox
Immediately after the next command, you will need to disable and enable the wi-fi using the power widget on the phone:
./exploid
then run:
rootshell
enter password rootnow
prompt will change to # - now we have root
./busybox cp /sdcard/Superuser.apk /system/app/
./busybox cp /sdcard/su /system/bin/
./busybox cp busybox /system/bin/
chmod 4755 /system/bin/su
rm /system/bin/rootshell
exit - out of rootshell
exit - out of adb shell
Now you can follow the instructions.
To open a shell you need "Android Terminal Emulator". You can find it in Android Market.

Please keep in mind that i just searched for this instruction to help you. I´m not responsible if you brick your phone. Good luck!

nice i didnt knew the possible...

Thanks puRR_cAt for your help however I already rooted my phone and I thought that I didn't need a rom to get multi touch if there's a way to do it without a rom tell me
Sent from my E10i using XDA App

Multitouch is for Mini PRO only!! Not Mini!!
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for x10 mini u get "fake" dual touch....u can get the needed information here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1064558
actually, in very "simple", lucid language, do this step by step:
i am NOT responsible if i brick ur device, use this post guidance at your own risk. or better yet, follow the instructions in the actual post
1. check ur baseband to be "M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404015"
2. check the firmware
3. download the "cy8ctma300_ser.zip" attached, to ur computer and extract the "cy8ctma300_ser.ko" file from there, copy it to your memory card. (better u go for the "updated version" link in the post).
4.get root explorer from the market
5.copy the downloaded file which you copied to the memory card to /system/lib/modules" (tap mount r/w before doing this)
6. now go to /etc (tap mount r/w) and scroll down to "hw_config.sh"
7. long press and choose "open in text editor" and add the 2 lines mentioned.
8. press "save and exit"
9. go to /system and scroll to "build.prop" -> tap and hold -> open in text editor and add the two lines in the post.
10. save and exit root explorer
11. reboot and ur good to go
if i helped you, press the "THANKS" button

achyut said:
for x10 mini u get "fake" dual touch....u can get the needed information here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1064558
actually, in very "simple", lucid language, do this step by step:
i am NOT responsible if i brick ur device, use this post guidance at your own risk. or better yet, follow the instructions in the actual post
1. check ur baseband to be "M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404015"
2. check the firmware
3. download the "cy8ctma300_ser.zip" attached, to ur computer and extract the "cy8ctma300_ser.ko" file from there, copy it to your memory card. (better u go for the "updated version" link in the post).
4.get root explorer from the market
5.copy the downloaded file which you copied to the memory card to /system/lib/modules" (tap mount r/w before doing this)
6. now go to /etc (tap mount r/w) and scroll down to "hw_config.sh"
7. long press and choose "open in text editor" and add the 2 lines mentioned.
8. press "save and exit"
9. go to /system and scroll to "build.prop" -> tap and hold -> open in text editor and add the two lines in the post.
10. save and exit root explorer
11. reboot and ur good to go
if i helped you, press the "THANKS" button
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is dat fake dualtouch work for u??? does it work on games??

danigladson said:
is dat fake dualtouch work for u??? does it work on games??
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It works perfectly

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[TUTORIAL] Easy > Full Memory When Istalling Framework

Hey, guys. I'm a newbie / junior at XDA. My english is not so good. My posting is easy to do. Just need your careful. What are we need is
Rooted Devices
Root Explorer
Framework files (framework-res.apk)
X-Recovery (Of Course)
A thanks button for me haha
reframe.sh from propc
i make this post because i ever had this problem. When i want install framework, my phone is not boot (anyway!), so i checked the problem and i get if my memory is 8.43 free left. (my system use 197.57 mB...
Follow this step:
(Thanks to propc
1-copy framework-res.apk that you want to replace to the root of your sdcard (make sure it's in root)
2-extract reframe.zip(attachment) to root of your sdcard
3. Use root explorer to delete the real framework-res.apk (If you still want to use your old framework, copy it to somewhere for future. )
4. Your phone will reboot. Enter to X-Recovery.
5. Go to partition tools--> "Mount \system" and "Mount \sdcard"
6. Open your Adb shell and type this
Code:
cd /sdcard
sh reframe.sh
(You don't need to type su again haha.. )
7. Finished. Of course, your phone can't reboot. Reboot manually.
If you like, give a thanks button to me
This real copy-paste tutorial from propc.
as-mario said:
This real copy-paste tutorial from propc.
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But the propc post is not use for me. (my phone doesn't work.) I just added some sugar to propc post. (You know, i ever had a stress when i have my phone can't boot, i think my phone is brick. So i think i just can enter Xrecovery and restore my system) Also for who that afraid if the phone is bricked haha...

Easy way to install CWM or xRecovery

Here is what I believe is a simple way of rooting and installing CWM for Windows.
I have bricked my phone many times now and used SEUS to get it back to 2.1.1.A.0.6 and had to go through the process of rooting and installing CWM again. Here is what I have found.
Download SuperOneClick to a folder, e.g. C:\SuperOneClick
Create a sub-folder under this folder, e.g. C:\SuperOneClick\CWM
Download your preferred version of CWM or xRecovery (should be the 3 files "busybox", "chargemon", "recovery.tar")
Copy these 3 files into the sub-folder you created, e.g. C:\SuperOneClick\CWM
Copy the code snippet below and save as INSTALL.BAT in the sub-folder
Reflash your phone with SEUS to get back to plain 2.1.1.A.0.6
Reboot and set USB debugging mode
Run SuperOneClick and click Root - do not reboot
Once Root has finished click Shell Root - do not reboot
Open a command window and enter CD C:\SuperOneClick\CWM
Run INSTALL.BAT - this will reboot the phone at the end
Press BACK key on the phone at the Sony Ericcson text - you should get into CWM
The benefit of the above is that if you keep the files in the folder above you can repeat from step 6 very easily.
Code:
@echo off
echo.
echo.1) Run SuperOneClick
echo. a) Click Root - do not reboot
echo. b) Click Shell Root - do not reboot
echo.2) Press any key in this window to install CWM - phone will reboot
echo.
pause
..\adb devices
..\adb remount
..\adb push busybox /system/bin
..\adb push chargemon /system/bin
..\adb push recovery.tar /system/bin
..\adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/busybox
..\adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/chargemon
..\adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/recovery.tar
..\adb reboot
This technique does not require installing BusyBox from the Market, setting permissions via Root Explorer or anything like that. It just uses SuperOneClick and a small script using the ADB program in the SuperOneClick folder.
I got SuperOneClick from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=515017&d=1297434892 (from thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=950324)
I got 2 files for CWM "chargemon" and "recovery.tar" from the ZIP file here http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=627115&d=1308237137 (from thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1106146)
I got busybox from the ZIP file here http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=515016&d=1297434832 (from thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=950324)
I hope some people find this useful and that I haven't offended the guys where I got the files from (I did list your threads as well as link to your files so others can see all the useful posts in your threads).
Darren
DarrenNewsgroup said:
Here is what I believe is a simple way of rooting and installing CWM for Windows.
I have bricked my phone many times now and used SEUS to get it back to 2.1.1.A.0.6 and had to go through the process of rooting and installing CWM again. Here is what I have found.
Download SuperOneClick to a folder, e.g. C:\SuperOneClick
Create a sub-folder under this folder, e.g. C:\SuperOneClick\CWM
Download your preferred version of CWM or xRecovery (should be the 3 files "busybox", "chargemon", "recovery.tar")
Copy these 3 files into the sub-folder you created, e.g. C:\SuperOneClick\CWM
Copy the code snippet below and save as INSTALL.BAT in the sub-folder
Reflash your phone with SEUS to get back to plain 2.1.1.A.0.6
Reboot and set USB debugging mode
Run SuperOneClick and click Root - do not reboot
Once Root has finished click Shell Root - do not reboot
Open a command window and enter CD C:\SuperOneClick\CWM
Run INSTALL.BAT - this will reboot the phone at the end
Press BACK key on the phone at the Sony Ericcson text - you should get into CWM
The benefit of the above is that if you keep the files in the folder above you can repeat from step 6 very easily.
Code:
@echo off
echo.
echo.1) Run SuperOneClick
echo. a) Click Root - do not reboot
echo. b) Click Shell Root - do not reboot
echo.2) Press any key in this window to install CWM - phone will reboot
echo.
pause
..\adb devices
..\adb remount
..\adb push busybox /system/bin
..\adb push chargemon /system/bin
..\adb push recovery.tar /system/bin
..\adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/busybox
..\adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/chargemon
..\adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/recovery.tar
..\adb reboot
This technique does not require installing BusyBox from the Market, setting permissions via Root Explorer or anything like that. It just uses SuperOneClick and a small script using the ADB program in the SuperOneClick folder.
I got SuperOneClick from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=515017&d=1297434892 (from thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=950324)
I got 2 files for CWM "chargemon" and "recovery.tar" from the ZIP file here http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=627115&d=1308237137 (from thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1106146)
I got busybox from the ZIP file here http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=515016&d=1297434832 (from thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=950324)
I hope some people find this useful and that I haven't offended the guys where I got the files from (I did list your threads as well as link to your files so others can see all the useful posts in your threads).
Darren
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Very useful, thank you. I usually spend a couple of minutes re-installing CWMR via a root explorer and it annoys me. This saves 10-20 minutes per restore
It doesn't work..
I bricked my phone 3 timies..
easyyu said:
It doesn't work..
I bricked my phone 3 timies..
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are you using the same busybox/chargemon and recovery tar that you usually manually install?
svyr said:
are you using the same busybox/chargemon and recovery tar that you usually manually install?
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I'm used files from first post!
@easyyu
I am sorry that your phone got bricked. Unfortunately you will need to reflash your phone via SEUS. After that check your phone settings are the same as mine below. The 3 files work with my phone settings.
My X10 Mini Pro has the following Settings->About Phone
Model number U20i
Firmware version 2.1-update1
Baseband version M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404015
Kernel version 2.6.29 [email protected] #1
Build number 2.1.1.A.0.6​
@svyr
Can you confirm that the above settings are the same as in your phone. This would confirm that the 3 files work for my phone settings.
Darren
DarrenNewsgroup said:
@easyyu
I am sorry that your phone got bricked. Unfortunately you will need to reflash your phone via SEUS. After that check your phone settings are the same as mine below. The 3 files work with my phone settings.
My X10 Mini Pro has the following Settings->About Phone
Model number U20i
Firmware version 2.1-update1
Baseband version M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404015
Kernel version 2.6.29 [email protected] #1
Build number 2.1.1.A.0.6​
@svyr
Can you confirm that the above settings are the same as in your phone. This would confirm that the 3 files work for my phone settings.
Darren
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yes, the above settings from about are the same on my phone.
Hmmm, just reflashed again, ran it and forgot to include busybox/rebooted.
Now it says it can't copy the files/files are read-only and system
Any ideas?
Aside from following the 'do not reboot' (edit: ran superoneclick again and it's all good (re-run the script))
Can't vouch for the busybox/etc set above, but the on I always used still works when installed this way instead of manually.
DarrenNewsgroup said:
@easyyu
I am sorry that your phone got bricked. Unfortunately you will need to reflash your phone via SEUS. After that check your phone settings are the same as mine below. The 3 files work with my phone settings.
My X10 Mini Pro has the following Settings->About Phone
Model number U20i
Firmware version 2.1-update1
Baseband version M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404015
Kernel version 2.6.29 [email protected] #1
Build number 2.1.1.A.0.6​
@svyr
Can you confirm that the above settings are the same as in your phone. This would confirm that the 3 files work for my phone settings.
Darren
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Yes this is the right parameters that you mentioned!
I know how to unbrick my phone..thats not problem!
svyr said:
yes, the above settings from about are the same on my phone.
Hmmm, just reflashed again, ran it and forgot to include busybox/rebooted.
Now it says it can't copy the files/files are read-only and system
Any ideas?
Aside from following the 'do not reboot' (edit: ran superoneclick again and it's all good (re-run the script))
Can't vouch for the busybox/etc set above, but the on I always used still works when installed this way instead of manually.
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ps here's the one I use. Can't remember where the chargemon is from, but busybox is from xrec mini and CWM is 3.2.0 rc3
I made this, a lot of test give a lot of success, but it's only for mini pro.
CWM recovery by this script easily: http://www.multiupload.com/NDZB8HSIOV
Heres more easy way to install cwm or xrecovery or jit or apps2sd
this is basically quangnhut123's AAIS script, I modified it to add cwm support,
heres the link to download http://www.4shared.com/file/KQf9bym2/AAIS.html
heres the steps to follow
1) Download n extract the aais.zip to /sdcard
2)Open terminal emulator(available on market)
3) enter following commands
su
cd /sdcard/aais
Sh install.sh
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4) choose ur option and enter the no.
plz note it requires pre rooted device! Only for mini pro! 2.1.1.A.0.6!
Why not try D4rK's recovery installer? It is a one-click installer which lets you choose from xrecovery or CWM...Google search D4 recovery installer
For recovery I made this: http://www.multiupload.com/QE60V6RORD
It works like a charm, thanks to the script xrecovery of mikevhl
Maybe someone could make a script like that for mini ?
D4rK's recovery installer ? I can't find it, even with the google's help...
JBSroid said:
Why not try D4rK's recovery installer? It is a one-click installer which lets you choose from xrecovery or CWM...Google search D4 recovery installer
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when i tried it, it didn't work on sdk 7 or was it 8...
What do you mean by sdk 7 or sdk 8? Someone mentioned sdk numbers before. Is this something to do with downloading the complete android stuff onto my windows pc just to get the adb command? This is why I thought using the adb in SuperOneClick was so useful.
Darren
DarrenNewsgroup said:
What do you mean by sdk 7 or sdk 8? Someone mentioned sdk numbers before. Is this something to do with downloading the complete android stuff onto my windows pc just to get the adb command? This is why I thought using the adb in SuperOneClick was so useful.
Darren
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no, I thought it was about downloading the SDK, but it's actually about the runtimes on the phone... I think (the only way to change them is pretty much by getting a rom with newer ones )

(Tut) Adb Shell + Xrec 0.3 Gingerbread ready

How to use ADB shell. Please back up your sd card before trying this
For all those not sure on how to install ADB shell and then the gingerbread ready xrecovery 0.3, Here is a simple tutorial on how to do it.
First download the xrecovery gingerbread ready zip from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=859571 Then
1. Download http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=13430042&postcount=25 and put all the files into a folder in C drive, preferentially name the folder adb and extract the zip file into it.
(thanks doomlord for the link)
2. Connect phone to usb and computer and enable unknown sources and enable usb debugging.
3. Reboot into your current xrecovery
4. Go to start on the bottem left of your windows, then Run...
5. Type cmd and then press okay( run cmd )
6. Type cd \adb and press enter
7. Type adb.exe and press enter
8. Type adb shell and press enter
9. Type rm -r /sdcard and press enter
10. Type mkdir sdcard and press enter
11. Type chmod 777 sdcard and press enter
12. Now go to your phone and install custom zip x recovery gingerbread ready
13. Reboot and go back into your new xrecovery
This is for all those that have problems mounting recovery images all credits go to zdzihu and doomlord just providing a simpler way to install it
(btw this is a compilation of instructions from zdzihu's post and doomlord's post and i take absoulutely no credit for it)
good luck with that. All it does is erase, or make your old directory totally unavailable.
uh? it doesent erase anything all my files are still in my sd card just help to fix the cant mount image problem when ur flashing custom zip if your using like prerooted version of 2.3.3 doomlords etc.
my sdcard is coming up blank now in xrecovery....., and I can't connect with the usb either
### Plezzz BACK YOUR SD CARD OR ANY MOUNT/DRIVE UP BEFORE rm -rf /* ANYTHING. ###
All this is going to do is remove everything stored on your sdcard inclueing your security certs if u have passwords or screen locks. Also the only thing that xrec stores on your sd and backups zip an the logo.this will not remove any configs or xrec from the phone.
rm -r /sdcard/xrecovery <--- This Will Remove The Xrec data storeed on the phone but still this will not work .
and this is in the xrecovery install 1.0 see http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=859571
This is a dublepost
Great, thanx for tutorial?!
Weird im not a developer so i dun know why this is happening but my sd card is working perfectly and nothing has been erased. on ericwills rom for the past few hours and it is flying
For all those who dun want to mess around with adb shell, i suggest you to take a look at doomlords thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1196808 if your recovery has some problems mounting images
fyi depending on your computer, it may end up corrupting your sdcard as well.
what computer os are u using? do a full reformat of your sd card?

I want to install Xrecovery but...

The thing wont recognize my phone and wont show the options to do xrecovery or any of the other options except for Flash...please help im desperate for a rom
You need to root first.
Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1196421
Then in flashtool click 'ask root permissions' and have your phone unlocked and accept superuser permissions w/the prompt on your phone. Then you're good to go.
*edit- make sure it is the fixed xrec for 2.3.3. I use a Rom w xrec included so I didn't have to install it & I dont remember if that's the one in flashtool now.
Which firmware version are you on?
I have done that already...i am rooted because I have superuser on my phone. Where do I check firmware?
Sent from my X10i using XDA App
zm4 said:
I have done that already...i am rooted because I have superuser on my phone. Where do I check firmware?
Sent from my X10i using XDA App
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unzip xrecovery file and copy all files manually to the right places using root explorer then check all boxes on permitions.
reboot and try
How do i do that?
zm4 said:
How do i do that?
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a very old guide written by me HERE
read "2nd mode" but use xrecovery v3 instead the one linked there
will this work for 2.3.3?
zm4 said:
will this work for 2.3.3?
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these commands still the same you just need to change (eventually) to the right path.
check the zip structure to see that
HTML:
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock2 /system
dd if=/sdcard/busybox of=/system/bin/busybox
dd if=/sdcard/chargemon of=/system/bin/chargemon
dd if=/sdcard/xrecovery.tar of=/system/bin/xrecovery.tar
reboot
chargemon to \system\bin
charger to \system\bin
sh to \system\xbin
xrecovery.tar to \system\xbin
i dont see any busybox file or anything like that...please help i dun think busybox has been installed...
zm4 said:
i dont see any busybox file or anything like that...please help i dun think busybox has been installed...
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ok...you have a reading problem kiddin´
Crowds said:
these commands still the same you just need to change (eventually) to the right path.
check the zip structure to see that
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type this:
HTML:
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock2 /system
dd if=/sdcard/chargemon of=/system/bin/chargemon
dd if=/sdcard/charger of=/system/bin/charger
dd if=/sdcard/sh of=/system/xbin/sh
dd if=/sdcard/xrecovery.tar of=/system/xbin/xrecovery.tar
reboot
this should do it
cheers
where do i get this adb thing?
zm4 said:
where do i get this adb thing?
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forguet it...
copy all files to sdcard then copy/paste to the right places after that use root explorer and do this ON EVERY FILE YOU COPIED:
HTML:
- Press and hold on each file;
- Check all Permitions on the drop down menu;
- After changes were made save and exit;
- Reboot.
try enter on xrec
*Cannot open for read: No such or directory* wth?
where does meta go?
zm4 said:
where does meta go?
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Anywhere. Just copy the files I told you to. I didn't referred anything about that, did I?
Sent from my X10 Erenz MIUI 1.9.2 using Tapatalk
Just start all over with flashtool it will work then.
Go to settings then applications, then development, check debug mode.
Start flash tool on your pc and connect the phone
IF the phone is rooted, it should be recognized by flash tool
On flash tool click ask root perm, look at your phone screen, superuser should pop up asking if to give permission, simply choose allow.
Then click recovery on flash tool and wait a sec....
should pop up asking which gingerbread version to use. choose 0.3GB, since its gb version you have.
when you're ready to use xrecovery, restart the phone
as soon as the phone comes on and the first sony ericsson name comes up, keep pressing the back button, xrecovery will come up.
i did both kernel things...but the thing is it won't recognize my device as a rooted device...i have superuser and I have used apps that require root...so i guess the problem is well idk...and thats what i need help with sorting out.
1. Install busybox from market (xrec needs busybox)
2. Give root explorer root acces and mount /system writeable (look in settings of your file explorer)
3. Copy files to right place:
chargemon to /system/bin
charger to /system/bin
sh to /system/xbin
xrecovery.tar to /system/xbin
4. Give above files the right permissions (long touch on file and choose property option):
user > read, write, execute
other > read, execute
group > read, execute

[HELP] Accidentally Deleted DefaultContainerService.apk

Hello XDA members! i need some help from the experts.
I recently played with my phone and modify the system/apps, I was trying to delete bloatwares and useless applications, and I deleted DefaultContainerService.apk. Since my phone needs a "refreshment", I factory reset it. So Yeah... I have no root explorer or any file explorer to move the default container service to the system/apps again, all I have is the Default System Apps: Camera, gallery, phone, Messaging, play Store, Browser, etc.
I CAN'T INSTALL ANY APPS, AND I'M STUCK LIKE THIS FOR 4 DAYS NOW. PLEASE GET ME IMMEDIATE HELP!
{SOLVED!!!}
You had to ask your question in "forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1236" Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting,
But i will help you.
You MUST have ROOT permission and BUSYBOX to remount your /system/ partition.
Step 1: Go to "Settings > Developer Settings" and Enable "USB Debugging".
Step 2: Download Android SDK and Install "Android Platform Tools" on your PC.
Step 3: Connect your device with USB to your PC.
Step 4: Copy your "DefaultContainerService.apk" into somewhere in your PC.
Step 5: Open ADB Shell using:
Code:
adb shell
Step 6: Run these commands:
Code:
su
busybox mount -o remount,rw /system
chmod 777 /system/app/
NOTE: After running the "su" command, you should unlock your phone and if you see Superuser prompt, allow access to it. and if you are using the CM10.1, you should set the root access to "Apps and ADB" in the "Developer Settings" or the same for Koushikdutta's Superuser app.
Step 7: Push the DefaultContainerService.apk to your /system/app/ using:
Code:
adb push DefaultContainerService.apk /system/app/
Step 8: Restart your phone.
Step 9: Finished! But if it didn't work, you can push a file manager to /system/app/ with this tutorial and copy the file with it, or you can push a terminal emulator.
Please after this, post your threads at the right section.
DataUnit said:
You had to ask your question in "forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1236" Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting,
But i will help you.
You MUST have ROOT permission and BUSYBOX to remount your /system/ partition.
Step 1: Go to "Settings > Developer Settings" and Enable "USB Debugging".
Step 2: Download Android SDK and Install "Android Platform Tools" on your PC.
Step 3: Connect your device with USB to your PC.
Step 4: Copy your "DefaultContainerService.apk" into somewhere in your PC.
Step 5: Open ADB Shell using:
Code:
adb shell
Step 6: Run these commands:
Code:
su
busybox mount -o remount,rw /system
chmod 777 /system/app/
NOTE: After running the "su" command, you should unlock your phone and if you see Superuser prompt, allow access to it. and if you are using the CM10.1, you should set the root access to "Apps and ADB" in the "Developer Settings" or the same for Koushikdutta's Superuser app.
Step 7: Push the DefaultContainerService.apk to your /system/app/ using:
Code:
adb push DefaultContainerService.apk /system/app/
Step 8: Restart your phone.
Step 9: Finished! But if it didn't work, you can push a file manager to /system/app/ with this tutorial and copy the file with it, or you can push a terminal emulator.
Please after this, post your threads at the right section.
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Hey, I've tried it, but when I command to copy the file, it doesn't show any connected devices, is it because of the driver?
Pegasus195 said:
Hey, I've tried it, but when I command to copy the file, it doesn't show any connected devices, is it because of the driver?
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If when you go to use ADB it doesn't show any connected devices (First make sure your device is plugged in to your computer, and USB debugging is enabled in developer options) make sure you have installed the proper USB drivers for your device. ADB will not see the device if the devices USB drivers are not installed.
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shimp208 said:
If when you go to use ADB it doesn't show any connected devices (First make sure your device is plugged in to your computer, and USB debugging is enabled in developer options) make sure you have installed the proper USB drivers for your device. ADB will not see the device if the devices USB drivers are not installed.
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before I typed in "adb shell", i tried "adb devices", and it appears, but after I write adb shell, it disappears.
Pegasus195 said:
Hey, I've tried it, but when I command to copy the file, it doesn't show any connected devices, is it because of the driver?
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I don't know! it should worked, i have same problems but i always use this way to copy files to my /system partition.
If you are on windows and you have the original Google's ADB Driver installed, go to "Device Manager" and see if you have any devices under "Unknown devices" section.
* If there was any devices, you should select it and right click on it.
* Select "Update Driver".
* In the opened window, choose "Let me choose my driver".
* Select show all devices.
* Select "Google" in left section and "Android Adb interface" in right section.
* Update the driver using this method.
* Now, it should works.
Pegasus195 said:
before I typed in "adb shell", i tried "adb devices", and it appears, but after I write adb shell, it disappears.
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When you type adb shell are you given a shell prompt? Either a new command line beginning with "$" or "#"? Once you type adb shell if you get a shell prompt that's normal and the adb devices command will no longer work until you exit the shell. Also, if you are given a shell prompt when you type adb shell your device is connected.
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I've finally Restored My Phone! Thank You Guys for helping me! I've thanked all of you, you have saved my phone!
Hi everyone...
I need some help.... I m on suvi v6 Jupiter rom n I accidently deleted my defaultcontainerservice. Apk from root directory to solve installation problem of some Apk... But after deleting this Apk I m unable to install any of the Apk.....
So how can I get back defaultcontainerservice.apk if someone have it for mmx a110 can u Plz upload defaultcontainerservice.apk for me I m in serious need of some software to be installed.... Thanks for the help in advance......
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ONE LOVE said:
Hi everyone...
I need some help.... I m on suvi v6 Jupiter rom n I accidently deleted my defaultcontainerservice. Apk from root directory to solve installation problem of some Apk... But after deleting this Apk I m unable to install any of the Apk.....
So how can I get back defaultcontainerservice.apk if someone have it for mmx a110 can u Plz upload defaultcontainerservice.apk for me I m in serious need of some software to be installed.... Thanks for the help in advance......
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Here's the APK: http://d-h.st/PXm
Thanks bro.......
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DataUnit said:
You had to ask your question in "forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1236" Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting,
But i will help you.
You MUST have ROOT permission and BUSYBOX to remount your /system/ partition.
Step 1: Go to "Settings > Developer Settings" and Enable "USB Debugging".
Step 2: Download Android SDK and Install "Android Platform Tools" on your PC.
Step 3: Connect your device with USB to your PC.
Step 4: Copy your "DefaultContainerService.apk" into somewhere in your PC.
Step 5: Open ADB Shell using:
Code:
adb shell
Step 6: Run these commands:
Code:
su
busybox mount -o remount,rw /system
chmod 777 /system/app/
NOTE: After running the "su" command, you should unlock your phone and if you see Superuser prompt, allow access to it. and if you are using the CM10.1, you should set the root access to "Apps and ADB" in the "Developer Settings" or the same for Koushikdutta's Superuser app.
Step 7: Push the DefaultContainerService.apk to your /system/app/ using:
Code:
adb push DefaultContainerService.apk /system/app/
Step 8: Restart your phone.
Step 9: Finished! But if it didn't work, you can push a file manager to /system/app/ with this tutorial and copy the file with it, or you can push a terminal emulator.
Please after this, post your threads at the right section.
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I have same problem here. How to install busybox because I cannot install anything T_T
WORKS ONLY with ROOTED Devices.
If your device is not rooted, email me (address on the bottom of the message).
Download ES File Explorer (.APK) from Google and out it somewhere reachable on your PC.
Download Defaultcontainerservice(.APK) and put it on your SD Card.
Plug your device to your PC using the USB DEBUGGING MODE.
Download Android Commander from Google, run it, and from there, you should see your device files.
From left panel, go to your ES File Explorer (.APK) and install it to /system/app to the right.
Once installed, unplug your phone, ES File Explorer should be installed on your device; then, run it.
Click on the blue device icon from top left, swipe down and go check ON on Root Explorer (by clicking the ON button) and then click on Root Explorer (The name itself).
From there go to SD card and copy your Defaultcontainerservice(.APK) and then go to DEVICE /system/app/ and copy it there.
Restart your phone and you should be just fine.
If you encounter any issues, email me at [email protected].
Hope this helped. Bye.
I am Brazilian and I'm having the same problem
I deleted DefaultContainerService.apk and now I'm having trouble downloading anything and other problems , please help me...

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