hey guys,sry m up with another thread
can anyone brief me on how to install scripts on roms like open optimus etc,so that i can open them using terminal emulator
and how to change themes on open optimus ??
gurpreet9080 said:
hey guys,sry m up with another thread
can anyone brief me on how to install scripts on roms like open optimus etc,so that i can open them using terminal emulator
and how to change themes on open optimus ??
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Go to terminal emulator, write 'su' n press enter, then a popup of superuser apppeared, press allow... Then write 'menu' n press enter... Done!
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actually m saying that how can i add a new script?
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I want to know how to make a shortcut to mount /system as rewritable without having to use terminal emulator and type it all out. Is there a .bat kind of file for android that can be launched? Thanks in advance for your answers..
mrjulian15 said:
I want to know how to make a shortcut to mount /system as rewritable without having to use terminal emulator and type it all out. Is there a .bat kind of file for android that can be launched? Thanks in advance for your answers..
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The app Root Essentials has a feature that does just that. The same creator made an app that does only that.
In trying to enable the webtop app I renamed the PortalApp.apk to PortalApp.apk.bak. Now I get an error message:
"The application com.android.portal (com.android.portal) has stopped unexpectedly.Please try again."
I know, I shouldn't have renamed that apk when in the thread it didn't say to but I figured I needed to replace that too. I've learned my lesson.
How can I go about fixing this?
Connect your mobile to computer .
I hope you have adb checked already!
Open cmd.
And write:
adb shell
su
(and TRY TO ALLOW on the phone)
mv system/app/PortalApp.apk.bak system/app/PortalApp.apk
If you can't allow SU request, respond here. To give a try with same commands on early usb enumeration!
If I helped, hit thanks button
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Do you mean PortalApp.apk instead of Portal.apk?
Bagel Bear said:
Do you mean PortalApp.apk instead of Portal.apk?
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Yes. I Am on the atrix. And I couldnt see or remember your apk, so I posted and later edit.
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I do have the sdk installed and I've used it before but I've forgotten how to get to it. Just typing "adb shell" on the first line of cmd won't do much help if I'm not in the right directory.
With windows explorer!
Find your sdk folder. Enter it.
Copy everything.
Go to Windows folder, and paste everything!
Now you have "adb" command directly in your cmd prompt!
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Can I give you one million thanks?
Everything worked out alright!
Yes.
Go to xda settings, click the autothanks button, put "Paschalis" and then allow SU Request on your atrix!
Heheheh!!
Your are welcome!!
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Can you also replace:
Need help in your topic title, with:
[SOLVED] tag?
So somebody else with same problem, find answer easily!
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Hello guyz..
I am using bluestacks and youwave android apk player and they are rooted..
i can use root applications like root explorer , terminal emulator , android file manager, etc..
when i write 'su' in terminal emulator , '$' converts into '#' too...
but the main problem is that i am not having r/w permission...
i tried to use superuser ..but when i run root applications like root explorer , nothing happens , no pop ups ultimately i cant see them in superuser..
so my superuser is empty.. i can't mount r/w in root explorer too..when i press button mount r/w.. nothing happens..
plz help me guyz.. i dont know what to do
Any ideas.? .. your help will be appreciated ..
thanks in advance..
sssteve said:
Hello guyz..
I am using bluestacks and youwave android apk player and they are rooted..
i can use root applications like root explorer , terminal emulator , android file manager, etc..
when i write 'su' in terminal emulator , '$' converts into '#' too...
but the main problem is that i am not having r/w permission...
i tried to use superuser ..but when i run root applications like root explorer , nothing happens , no pop ups ultimately i cant see them in superuser..
so my superuser is empty.. i can't mount r/w in root explorer too..when i press button mount r/w.. nothing happens..
plz help me guyz.. i dont know what to do
Any ideas.? .. your help will be appreciated ..
thanks in advance..
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you could try using Root Explorer navigate to /system/etc/permissions/
make sure filesystem is set to rw
Open up platform.xml in the text editor
look for the permission and see if it is setup correctly
krankdroid said:
you could try using Root Explorer navigate to /system/etc/permissions/
make sure filesystem is set to rw
Open up platform.xml in the text editor
look for the permission and see if it is setup correctly
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i looked into.. it says like permission name = android.permission.BLUETOOTH.ADMIN..
i can't change r/w...
i can't mount r/w with root explorer...when i press button mount r/w.. nothing happens..
what to do..?
thnx for reply anyway...
ANY IDEAS..?
For YouWave, we need to enable file system r/w for this to happen. End users cannot solve the issue by themselves simply with a mount command. Initially, we chose to make the file system read-only out of support concerns. Now we are less worried about the concern so we may support this in the future.
YouWave Dev
sssteve said:
i looked into.. it says like permission name = android.permission.BLUETOOTH.ADMIN..
i can't change r/w...
i can't mount r/w with root explorer...when i press button mount r/w.. nothing happens..
what to do..?
thnx for reply anyway...
ANY IDEAS..?
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YouWave said:
For YouWave, we need to enable file system r/w for this to happen. End users cannot solve the issue by themselves simply with a mount command. Initially, we chose to make the file system read-only out of support concerns. Now we are less worried about the concern so we may support this in the future.
YouWave Dev
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this wiil be appreciated...
But when is coming your future..?? LOL.
BYE dway ..thanks..:victory:
sssteve said:
this wiil be appreciated...
But when is coming your future..?? LOL.
BYE dway ..thanks..:victory:
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It should be in February or March, based on current priorities.
Guys, every time I install a custom ROM have this problem, the Wifi works only once and then a new boot system stops working and will not turn on at all. I use the Boot Menu Manager to flash.
Any solution? already googled a lot and could not solve the problem.
kellysonf said:
Guys, every time I install a custom ROM have this problem, the Wifi works only once and then a new boot system stops working and will not turn on at all. I use the Boot Menu Manager to flash.
Any solution? already googled a lot and could not solve the problem.
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Open terminal emulator, run these commands
su (enter)
wifical.sh (enter)
After the calibration open root explorer or the root browser of your choice and go to system/bin/ and find wifical.sh file and rename it to wifical.sh2 and that way wifi will survive after reboot,works for me,by the way this is not my finding just sharing what i have found all over the 4.2.2 threads..
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AztekSoul said:
Open terminal emulator, run these commands
su (enter)
wifical.sh (enter)
After the calibration open root explorer or the root browser of your choice and go to system/bin/ and find wifical.sh file and rename it to wifical.sh2 and that way wifi will survive after reboot,works for me,by the way this is not my finding just sharing what i have found all over the 4.2.2 threads..
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yup that worked for me when wifi was working for me.
I take no credit for this but I figured I'd share it credit goes to @xdabbeb from this thread. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2467302 and credit goes to @markfm for the shortcut.
But I do take the credit in packaging it into a flashable zip
Here you go I made it easy with a flashable zip ( please read and follow the instructions)
Just flash the zip
Reboot
And you're good to go
If you get an error code when trying to enter the hidden menu then do the next step otherwise you're good)
Using root browser or similar app go into system/app and find the hiddenmenu.apk and click on it and click install
In terminal emulator type "su" then type "hiddenmenu" without the quotes of course and you're in
Here's the zip: https://mega.co.nz/#!r1RnTJBK!opW5B3y4sIOUBg21DuCMXpO4vD8f5frGfer-xBKa0-U
To get back the knock on feature if you've lost it once your in the hidden menu click on HW Device Test then click on Touch Test and in there near the bottom you'll see Touch Firmware Upgrade click that and then click OK wait about 15 seconds and you're set
If you like my work please hit thanks
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Does this app not bring up the same Option? I'm just wondering? Anything different from this method? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.freespirit.hms
Worked perfectly!!!! Thank you!
Robshr said:
I take no credit for this but I figured I'd share it credit goes to @xdabbeb from this thread. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2467302 and credit goes to @markfm for the shortcut.
But I do take the credit in packaging it into a flashable zip
First download the hidden menu apk from xdabbeb's thread from above and using root browser or a similar app manually paste it into system/app and set the permissions to rw-r-r
The using root browser create a file and put this command in the file by typing in the following-
am start -a android.intent.action.Main -n com.lge.hiddenmenu/com.lge.hiddenmenu.HiddenMenu
Hit save them put the file you just created in /system/bin and set the permissions to rwxr-xr-x and save
Then all you have to do is launch terminal emulator and type in the following
su and hit enter
hiddenmenu and hit enter
That's it hidden menu will then launch
Then back in terminal emulator exit out
Here you go I made it even easier with a flashable zip ( please read and follow the instructions)
Just flash the zip
Reboot
And you're good to go
If you get an error code when trying to enter the hidden menu then do the next step otherwise you're good)
Using root browser or similar app go into system/app and find the hiddenmenu.apk and click on it and click install
In terminal emulator type "su" then type "hiddenmenu" without the quotes of course and you're in
Here's the zip - https://www.dropbox.com/s/qrtzez95437t6n2/hidden menu.zip?dl=0
To get back the knock on feature if you've lost it once your in the hidden menu click on HW Device Test then click on Touch Test and in there near the bottom you'll see Touch Firmware Upgrade click that and then click OK wait about 15 seconds and you're set
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Sorry, but I'm unclear on the highlighted text about creating a file...what do I name the file?
MIKESTONY said:
Sorry, but I'm unclear on the highlighted text about creating a file...what do I name the file?
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You name it hiddenmenu but just do it the easy way and flash my zip file it does it all for you
Robshr said:
You name it hiddenmenu but just do it the easy way and flash my zip file it does it all for you
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Sweet. If I already did this:
First download the hidden menu apk from xdabbeb's thread from above and using root browser or a similar app manually paste it into system/app and set the permissions to rw-r-r
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then flashing your .zip will just override what I have done already?
MIKESTONY said:
Sweet. If I already did this:
then flashing your .zip will just override what I have done already?
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Yes
Worked like a charm, thank you very much :thumbup:
Robshr said:
I take no credit for this but I figured I'd share it credit goes to @xdabbeb from this thread. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2467302 and credit goes to @markfm for the shortcut.
But I do take the credit in packaging it into a flashable zip
First download the hidden menu apk from xdabbeb's thread from above and using root browser or a similar app manually paste it into system/app and set the permissions to rw-r-r
The using root browser create a file and name it hiddenmenu then put this command in the file by typing in the following-
am start -a android.intent.action.Main -n com.lge.hiddenmenu/com.lge.hiddenmenu.HiddenMenu
Hit save them put the file you just created in /system/bin and set the permissions to rwxr-xr-x and save
Then all you have to do is launch terminal emulator and type in the following
su and hit enter
hiddenmenu and hit enter
That's it hidden menu will then launch
Then back in terminal emulator exit out
Here you go I made it even easier with a flashable zip ( please read and follow the instructions)
Just flash the zip
Reboot
And you're good to go
If you get an error code when trying to enter the hidden menu then do the next step otherwise you're good)
Using root browser or similar app go into system/app and find the hiddenmenu.apk and click on it and click install
In terminal emulator type "su" then type "hiddenmenu" without the quotes of course and you're in
Here's the zip - https://www.dropbox.com/s/qrtzez95437t6n2/hidden menu.zip?dl=0
To get back the knock on feature if you've lost it once your in the hidden menu click on HW Device Test then click on Touch Test and in there near the bottom you'll see Touch Firmware Upgrade click that and then click OK wait about 15 seconds and you're set
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Worked for me!
Don't worry about the manual install method just use the flashable zip
Do I need to change permissions? Its not installing
Edit I changed permissions and it didn't help.
mwebb34 said:
Do I need to change permissions? Its not installing
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If you're using the zip it should be installed after you flash it
You can check after flashing it by going into system/apps and find the hidden menu apk and make sure it's permissions are rw-r-r
Its rw-r-r its not installing.
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mwebb34 said:
Its rw-r-r its not installing.
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When you flash it are you getting an error and if so what's the error message
Also you are flashing it in recovery right
Robshr said:
When you flash it are you getting an error and if so what's the error message
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Not getting any errors, when I click install apk it just says app not installed. I first flashed the zip, then I went to root explorer and tried to install the apk I got 'X App Not Installed' after that I wanted to see if terminal would see the hidden menu apk, I typed su in terminal hit enter gave su permission, then typed hiddenmenu without the quotes, was a no go. It being a system app I figured it might see it I had my doubts also.
This is what I get in the terminal app
mwebb34 said:
This is what I get in the terminal app
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I see on your keyboard it says vanir which is an aosp ROM which this is for Verizon stock ROMs only aosp ROMs won't work
Robshr said:
I see on your keyboard it says vanir which is an aosp ROM which this is for Verizon stock ROMs only aosp ROMs won't work
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OK, I gotcha thanks man.
I got the hidden menu working, I'm on stock now.