[MOD] Battery Percentage - AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717

If you want to install a cooked Battery mod from UOT Kitchen to AT&T Galaxy Note without CWM follow this.
1. Install to phone using Odin the Da-G recovery3e with ADB root. Search in this forum.
2. put phone in recovery mode.
3. decompress using winzip or winrar the UOT Cooked file and move the framework-res.apk and systemUI.apk to the ADB folder on computer.
3. open Command Prompt on computer.
4. navigate to the ADB folder on computer and do the following.
adb remount
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework/
adb push SystemUI.apk /system/app/
adb shell chmod 0644 /system/framework/framework-res.apk
adb shell chmod 0644 /system/app/SystemUI.apk
adb reboot and/or reboot from recovery 3e
Tested and works nicely
Enjoy
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Would this work with the OC kernel or just the ADB recovery kernel?

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dude, your my F**ing hero... i am going to try this tonight. been looking for a workaround method since CWM isn't available. I used to use fastboot for my Dell Streak so im good with CMD. Thanx broham

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The Kernel is apart to the recovery, just flash the recovery part, you can have installed the stock or OC kerneluse any Kernel

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Battery Indicator app, available for free from the market works just as well

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matrox00612 said:
If you want to install a cooked Battery mod from UOT Kitchen to AT&T Galaxy Note without CWM follow this.
1. Install to phone using Odin the Da-G recovery3e with ADB root. Search in this forum.
2. put phone in recovery mode.
3. decompress using winzip or winrar the UOT Cooked file and move the framework-res.apk and systemUI.apk to the ADB folder on computer.
3. open Command Prompt on computer.
4. navigate to the ADB folder on computer and do the following.
adb remount
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework/
adb push SystemUI.apk /system/app/
adb shell chmod 0644 /system/framework/framework-res.apk
adb shell chmod 0644 /system/app/SystemUI.apk
adb reboot and/or reboot from recovery 3e
Tested and works nicely
Enjoy
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I Appreciate the time you took to do this. Keep it up! Trying this now!

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Apo11on said:
Battery Indicator app, available for free from the market works just as well
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Market apps work but they adds a second battery indicator to the status bar, whereas this mod replaces the stock one. Also any apps that add it to the status bar have to maintain an entry in your notifications panel for ongoing activities, which just clutters it up.

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Awesome, gonna have to do this later today.

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yup, need to be rooted

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Do you know if using root explorer and changing permissions will also work?

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Thank you!
Amazing! Just what I was looking for - and it works perfect!

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Pushing framework-res.apk with OS running is not a good idea, could brik phone.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717 using xda premium

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sdimezq8 said:
Amazing! Just what I was looking for - and it works perfect!
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I uploaded the files for anyone who wants this % and battery MOD and does not want to pull, edit, and download the files. Instructions per OP work great! Thanks OP!

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Works!: First Time Using UOT Kitchen
Works perfectly!
I had never used the UOT Kitchen before so for others that are new to using the UOT Kitchen do the following...
Copy the file on your phone located in system/framework: framework-res.apk
Copy the file on your phone located in system/app: SystemUI.apk
(These are the files needed in the "File upload" section of the UOT Kitchen)
Paste the 2 files to your computer in a location you will remember.
In the Kitchen, click the "Battery" tab and check "Use this mod".
Click the radio icon of the battery icon you want to use.
Click the "File upload" tab and then click the radio icon for "Upload system files".
Click the "Select File" button under "framework-res.apk" and open the framework-res.apk that you copied from your phone, to your computer.
Click the "Select File" button under "SystemUI.apk" and open the SystemUI.apk that you copied from your phone, to your computer.
Wait until both files upload.
Click the "Summary" tab and click the "Submit work to kitchen" button at the bottom of the page.
Copy or remember your order number (just in case...) then click the "Click here to go to the pickup page!" button.
Wait until your order number shows up under "Your recently cooked files" and click "download".
Now follow the OP directions and thank them...
matrox00612 said:
If you want to install a cooked Battery mod from UOT Kitchen to AT&T Galaxy Note without CWM follow this.
1. Install to phone using Odin the Da-G recovery3e with ADB root. Search in this forum.
2. put phone in recovery mode.
3. decompress using winzip or winrar the UOT Cooked file and move the framework-res.apk and systemUI.apk to the ADB folder on computer.
3. open Command Prompt on computer.
4. navigate to the ADB folder on computer and do the following.
adb remount
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework/
adb push SystemUI.apk /system/app/
adb shell chmod 0644 /system/framework/framework-res.apk
adb shell chmod 0644 /system/app/SystemUI.apk
adb reboot and/or reboot from recovery 3e
Tested and works nicely
Enjoy
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sdimezq8 said:
I uploaded the files for anyone who wants this % and battery MOD and does not want to pull, edit, and download the files. Instructions per OP work great! Thanks OP!
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Is there any way that adding that mod would break GAPPS? After doing the "adb reboot," my phone rebooted fine, and the new battery status icon is there, but now all of my GAPPS fail to authenticate and sync...?
weird... I guess I'll delete my google account and re-add it to see if that works.
EDIT: nevermind. It's some sort of weird issue with my wifi -- the GAPPS all came back fine when I turned wifi off and connected via 4G.

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brooketjt said:
Works perfectly!
I had never used the UOT Kitchen before so for others that are new to using the UOT Kitchen do the following...
Copy the file on your phone located in system/framework: framework-res.apk
Copy the file on your phone located in system/app: SystemUI.apk
(These are the files needed in the "File upload" section of the UOT Kitchen)
Paste the 2 files to your computer in a location you will remember.
In the Kitchen, click the "Battery" tab and check "Use this mod".
Click the radio icon of the battery icon you want to use.
Click the "File upload" tab and then click the radio icon for "Upload system files".
Click the "Select File" button under "framework-res.apk" and open the framework-res.apk that you copied from your phone, to your computer.
Click the "Select File" button under "SystemUI.apk" and open the SystemUI.apk that you copied from your phone, to your computer.
Wait until both files upload.
Click the "Summary" tab and click the "Submit work to kitchen" button at the bottom of the page.
Copy or remember your order number (just in case...) then click the "Click here to go to the pickup page!" button.
Wait until your order number shows up under "Your recently cooked files" and click "download".
Now follow the OP directions and thank them...
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Sweet job bro. I never played with UOT. This would be a really nice start.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717 using xda premium

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OK, I like a large battery status, I think I found one. Also, I put in some cool status bar ICONs.
Tell me what you think

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Thanks a bunch dude. Much happier with the clean look of my bar now.
Sent from my Galaxy Note i717

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So I installed TPC Note V2 ROM and gave this a shot, it did not work. This makes sense as the ROM now has some customizations to the framework.
If someone else has tried this and it worked, please let me know.
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OK I tried this again and I worked, the only difference is this time I included the touchWiz framework.apk.
On another note, I flashed it with CWM on the note.

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I'm running the same ROM and it worked just fine.
pulled the 2 files with adb, created my custom battery icon in kitchen, uploaded my 2 files, cooked, downloaded, rebooted to recovery with adb, pushed files and rebooted