Does anyone know how to make gapps?
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Gapps are already made, just flash it.
If you want to declude apps, unzip it, delete files from /system/app and data/app and re-zip
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I understand the question I think... as I have a similar one. How can one make their own gapps package? Or is that even necessary?
I am tempting to build an AOSP rom and would need gapps to be flashed with it. Do I just include the latest from cm, or, can I package my own in order to be the owner of them?
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When i build a aosp rom, the zip file doesn't contains with google apps so i want to make a own google apps. How do i get the apk and how to re-package the apk to zip (using dsixda?)
echo_rc said:
When i build a aosp rom, the zip file doesn't contains with google apps so i want to make a own google apps. How do i get the apk and how to re-package the apk to zip (using dsixda?)
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To include in your zip, just paste inside the WORKING_FOLDER.
You can grab the GAPPS from Android development and hacking > Themes and Apps, from CM web-page, and lots of more.
Just google it!
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I am pretty sure this thread is pertaining to the question, How did someone create gapps before you could just download them. That is easy.
There are applications that are google proprietary software that is bundled with roms. Rather it be sense, blur, touchwiz or AOSP. These google prop bits are there.
The easiest way to "create your own gapps" is to:
1) Look inside an existing gapps package and see what they used. Then use those same packages.
2) Grab all the google related jars, apks that are not available on the market, and are not included after compiling your own aosp rom. The extra apps for the most part are used for googles prop bits.
If there is a need for more detail. Please let me know.
To my understanding, you cannot include gapps in the rom for various general public license rules, hence you have to flash with cm
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Ok thanks guys i will try grab from Android development and hacking > Themes and Apps, from CM web-page, and lots of more
Sorry guys but this is the only forum that is talking about this and i would really like to be able to do this. Does anyone know how to make gapps from an official rom update. And is there a program that will allow to make my own gapps to flash.
serranom said:
Sorry guys but this is the only forum that is talking about this and i would really like to be able to do this. Does anyone know how to make gapps from an official rom update. And is there a program that will allow to make my own gapps to flash.
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I already explained it, and no.
mDroidd said:
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Gapps are already made, just flash it.
If you want to declude apps, unzip it, delete files from /system/app and data/app and re-zip
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Very informative and much appreciated.
mDroidd said:
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Gapps are already made, just flash it.
If you want to declude apps, unzip it, delete files from /system/app and data/app and re-zip
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So I took Micro Modular Package, purged all .apk from \system\app and \system\priv-app, except GoogleLoginService.apk, GoogleServiceFramework, Phonesky.apk (which are, AFAIK, required minimum for GooglePlay) - but got en error during flashing: "file_getprop: failed to stat "/tmp/gapps.prop": No such file or directory"
The unaltered package is installing fine through, but that is not what I need
Samsung YP-G70EB, CM11 ROM.
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So I took Micro Modular Package, purged all .apk from \system\app and \system\priv-app, except GoogleLoginService.apk, GoogleServiceFramework, Phonesky.apk (which are, AFAIK, required minimum for GooglePlay) - but got en error during flashing: "file_getprop: failed to stat "/tmp/gapps.prop": No such file or directory"
The unaltered package is installing fine through, but that is not what I need
Samsung YP-G70EB, CM11 ROM.
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Silly me. While repacking, I failed to add delete-list.txt, gapps-list.txt, install-prep.sh files to resulting archive :laugh:
So I only added 2 folders, which apparently, isn't enough for correct installation
I was curious about this also.
I was looking to just update an existing gapps. My goal was to add a few extra apks not included in the standard gapps I'm using and delete a few to replace with black versions. Like youtube, google+ calender ect. Can I just add extra apps or do I need to update a file somewhere.
I noticed one file updater-script. But thats about it.
chopt51 said:
I was curious about this also.
I was looking to just update an existing gapps. My goal was to add a few extra apks not included in the standard gapps I'm using and delete a few to replace with black versions. Like youtube, google+ calender ect. Can I just add extra apps or do I need to update a file somewhere.
I noticed one file updater-script. But thats about it.
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Yes you add it like you can see below it just extract the system directory in the gapps zip file and set it to the right permissions.
package_extract_dir("system", "/system");
set_perm(0, 0, 0755,
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So I took Micro Modular Package, purged all .apk from \system\app and \system\priv-app, except GoogleLoginService.apk, GoogleServiceFramework, Phonesky.apk (which are, AFAIK, required minimum for GooglePlay) - but got en error during flashing: "file_getprop: failed to stat "/tmp/gapps.prop": No such file or directory"
The unaltered package is installing fine through, but that is not what I need
Samsung YP-G70EB, CM11 ROM.
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I want to do this also. I want to install needed files (apk and needed libs maybe) so i can add my google account and log in to the account (so i can use Blogger official app). Simple apk extraction and installation didnt work (i did extract and install GoogleLoginService.apk but still couldn't add any google account). So should i modify gapps zip and delete all apks but GoogleLoginService.apk?
salmanfarisy said:
I want to do this also. I want to install needed files (apk and needed libs maybe) so i can add my google account and log in to the account (so i can use Blogger official app). Simple apk extraction and installation didnt work (i did extract and install GoogleLoginService.apk but still couldn't add any google account). So should i modify gapps zip and delete all apks but GoogleLoginService.apk?
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Nope, GoogleLoginService.apk isn't enough you also need GoogleServiceFramework.apk, Phonesky.apk and some other .apk, but I forgot which one. The entire Micropackage isn't needed, though, it contains some extra .apk, which isn't needed for goggle login.
And yes, you need to flash gapps, just installing them won't do.
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Nope, GoogleLoginService.apk isn't enough you also need GoogleServiceFramework.apk, Phonesky.apk and some other .apk, but I forgot which one. The entire Micropackage isn't needed, though, it contains some extra .apk, which isn't needed for goggle login.
And yes, you need to flash gapps, just installing them won't do.
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you are right.
other apk needed is GmcCore.apk
Help with building gapps?
With TKruzzle shutting down his PA gapps packages and thread.
Just wondering how to get/build/use updated gapps as no one else is building them that I can see?
How can we get new gapps packages from google and compile them or whatever is needed.
Just wondering what would have to be done, and if I can do it.
Also liked the idea of flashing google login info into the gapps package as that would be pretty handy but not sure how to do it. Thanks.
L0X0R said:
With TKruzzle shutting down his PA gapps packages and thread.
Just wondering how to get/build/use updated gapps as no one else is building them that I can see?
How can we get new gapps packages from google and compile them or whatever is needed.
Just wondering what would have to be done, and if I can do it.
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Almost everybody has a flashable gapps package somewhere. Download an official Nexus image for your Android architecture and version, and just replace the appropriate files in the zip.
There are sites that explain how to extract a system.img.
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Hi all,
I'm new here. May I ask what are the minimal necessary steps to replace an apk with updated one in a ROM image?
(e.g. If I want to replace the google map in a ROM file with latest version)
Thanks alots!
A newbie developer
N.B. I tried to replace the apk directly in the ROM .zip but it reported errors during verification in installation. There should be some checksum updates in certain files in the ROM and signings steps I omitted.
you only need to replace the APK.
what kind of error appears in logcat?
ykxhda said:
N.B. I tried to replace the apk directly in the ROM .zip but it reported errors during verification in installation. There should be some checksum updates in certain files in the ROM and signings steps I omitted.
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After replacing this APK you have to resign this zip. Try Android Commander to sign thiz zip.
Another more "direct" way to sign update files (or apk/jar files if they need signing) is using the Win-sign.zip from this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=629151
Look at the README and sign.bat inside for how to use it, its quite simple.
I've been looking into how to remove some apks from /system/app/ in CWM-flashable zips to save myself some time when going back and forth between ROMs. I understand (I think..) that after the removal process, I will need to resign the zip using JesusFreke's testsign.jar, but I still have some questions that I couldn't find much information on.
1) What exactly does the signing process do, and why would a flash of an unsigned zip fail?
2) This may be related to Q1, and may be a silly question, but why does a zip not retain the original signing if you alter the contents of the package?
3) Would using JF's testsign.jar affect the integrity of the ROM in any way? (In other words, are there any differences between testsign.jar and the signing process used by the ROM dev?)
4) Besides resigning, is there anything I should be aware of or anything else I need to do before flashing the updated ROM?
I am entirely new to this so I apologize for my entirely noob-ish questions, but really would appreciate any help! Thanks in advance.
Just open up the zip and delete the apps you don't want, add the apps you do want, and flash.
No need to do anything else.
harlenm said:
Just open up the zip and delete the apps you don't want, add the apps you do want, and flash.
No need to do anything else.
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Don't u need to delete the permissions and everything from updater-script. I'm new to this so do u have to?
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Usually the updater-script just sets permissions for the whole /system/app folder with one command.
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Usually the updater-script just sets permissions for the whole /system/app folder with one command.
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How would u do that. Sry I'm a total noob to this. I only know how to set it per app.
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The first reply already told you how to do it. I just delete the apks using winRAR and close the file, done.
Some people aren't sure how to create a flashable zip. So here is a template zip file.
Instructions add your APK files to the appropriate directory within the zip.
ie framework-res.apk would go in system/framework/
SystemUI.apk would go in system/app/
Vigor_VZW_bootanimation.zip would go in system/customize/resource/
*You may need to create directories within the zip*
lol nice idea i have never thought about making one for people I forget people dont know how
This could be very useful for people who are new to theming and from development and who are still learning how to sign zips.
Nice work and good idea.
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ljbaumer said:
This could be very useful for people who are new to theming and from development and who are still learning how to sign zips.
Nice work and good idea.
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Agreed. This is pretty sweet and actually an idea I was going to ask someone for once (I had no idea how to do these).
And MrSmith, now I can try to get all the boot anims updated with flashables also so that everyone will have different options. Thanks!!
Thanks for dropping this. Already have one, but this helps anyone trying to learn. You may have given the next big developer a good first tool. Congrats.....
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Thanks. I'll give this a go on cleanrom.
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Is this just the required directories for theming or does it include the ones required to make a flashable ROM?
ShaneMA said:
Is this just the required directories for theming or does it include the ones required to make a flashable ROM?
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this is just a flashible zip only you will need to add your files to the right folders to make it theme
is there a list of the folders? for example what folders should i make to add ringtones to the ones that are already on my phone? how about notifications, wallpapers, etc.?
bal1985 said:
is there a list of the folders? for example what folders should i make to add ringtones to the ones that are already on my phone? how about notifications, wallpapers, etc.?
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The three things you've listed are items that can be freely transferred via USB. This is more for theme elements and applications.
However to answer your question, stock ringtones and notifications are in /system/media/audio/ringtones and /system/media/audio/notifications . The stock wallpapers are stored in /system/customize/resource.
MrSmith317 said:
Some people aren't sure how to create a flashable zip. So here is a template zip file.
Instructions add your APK files to the appropriate directory within the zip.
ie framework-res.apk would go in system/framework/
SystemUI.apk would go in system/app/
Vigor_VZW_bootanimation.zip would go in system/customize/resource/
*You may need to create directories within the zip*
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Good idea.. I have my own templates I use. Never thought to post.. kinda nervous that someone out there would brick their phone and blame me...been busy as hell past month, hopefully soon I'll get some time to port over some of my previous work over to the rezound, since now all the issues with compiling and decompiling have been figured out.. I got some catching up to do
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Mr. Smith,
So if I wanted to make a flashable zip of say the market apk or root explorer that I can keep on the root of my SD card so if for some reason the rom I flash is missing gapps. Would I just make a folder called data with a subfolder called app and then it would get installed in data app ? Then drop the apk within the app folder and resign using android signer ?
I just had that happen while trying to flash the anthrax kernel , for some reason I lost my market apk and since it was a fresh flash I had no access to a file explorer. So ended up googling the commands to adb push the market apk to system. It worked, but made me think if I had my own flashable market zip I could have just flashed that and been up and running easier .
mjh68 said:
Mr. Smith,
So if I wanted to make a flashable zip of say the market apk or root explorer that I can keep on the root of my SD card so if for some reason the rom I flash is missing gapps. Would I just make a folder called data with a subfolder called app and then it would get installed in data app ? Then drop the apk within the app folder and resign using android signer ?
I just had that happen while trying to flash the anthrax kernel , for some reason I lost my market apk and since it was a fresh flash I had no access to a file explorer. So ended up googling the commands to adb push the market apk to system. It worked, but made me think if I had my own flashable market zip I could have just flashed that and been up and running easier .
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You got it. As long as you get the structure down right, flashing the zip will drop the files in the proper directory on your phone/device.
What about file permissions and owner? How do we set that in the zip (eg. if I need to flash a file to /system that requires permissions 644, owner 0/0.
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What about file permissions and owner? How do we set that in the zip (eg. if I need to flash a file to /system that requires permissions 644, owner 0/0.
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Android handles that. However you can edit the script : META-INF/com/google/android/updater-script to make whatever changes you need. So you could add a line: run_program("/sbin/busybox", "chmod", "644", "xxx_file");
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Android handles that. However you can edit the script : META-INF/com/google/android/updater-script to make whatever changes you need. So you could add a line: run_program("/sbin/busybox", "chmod", "644", "xxx_file");
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Ahh, I googled for edify scripts and found there is a set_perm command which does exactly what I need. Thanks!
Nighthound said:
Ahh, I googled for edify scripts and found there is a set_perm command which does exactly what I need. Thanks!
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haha that too.
MrSmith317 said:
Come a day there won't be room for naughty men like us to slip about at all.
This job goes south, there well may not be another.
So here is us, on the raggedy edge. Don't push me, and I won't push you.
Dong le ma?
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Shiny!
MrSmith317 said:
Some people aren't sure how to create a flashable zip. So here is a template zip file.
Instructions add your APK files to the appropriate directory within the zip.
ie framework-res.apk would go in system/framework/
SystemUI.apk would go in system/app/
Vigor_VZW_bootanimation.zip would go in system/customize/resource/
*You may need to create directories within the zip*
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Quick Q. is it possible to create 1 flashable zip that would flash more than 1 file into different directories I.e a file into System/app and another in System/Framework ?
funnyangrykid said:
Quick Q. is it possible to create 1 flashable zip that would flash more than 1 file into different directories I.e a file into System/app and another in System/Framework ?
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Yeah man, that's what this blank flashable zip does
You can put as many files in the 'app' or 'framework' folder and it will flash them all
I just flashed a custom build of grouper onto the Nexus 7. Works fine. However I notice it comes with pretty well no apps, not even Google Play. I was hoping it would have the same apps the Nexus 7 is loaded with on its factory image.
Is there a place to download and inject all the apps into the build? How does one generate userdata.img or system.img with a custom set of apps built in?
I'm compiling from source in Ubuntu 12.04.
halsafar said:
I just flashed a custom build of grouper onto the Nexus 7. Works fine. However I notice it comes with pretty well no apps, not even Google Play. I was hoping it would have the same apps the Nexus 7 is loaded with on its factory image.
Is there a place to download and inject all the apps into the build? How does one generate userdata.img or system.img with a custom set of apps built in?
I'm compiling from source in Ubuntu 12.04.
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You need the separate google apps, which are not built from source.
Like the ones cyanogen distributes? Where can I download these?
halsafar said:
Like the ones cyanogen distributes? Where can I download these?
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http://goo.im/gapps
blazingwolf said:
http://goo.im/gapps
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Thanks!
Is it possible to inject these apps into the custom image I'm flashing? Or do they have to be installed as an update.zip?
Is there a way to install any APK as part of the image?
halsafar said:
Thanks!
Is it possible to inject these apps into the custom image I'm flashing? Or do they have to be installed as an update.zip?
Is there a way to install any APK as part of the image?
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Yes, they can be added to the ROM package. Just place them in the same folders they are in in the gapps zip. You can also add other programs as you wish though you should only do free ones and not anything that is a paid app.
There is another thread in this forum that talks about putting apps in the data folder so that they can be uninstalled by the user if they wish as well.
blazingwolf said:
Yes, they can be added to the ROM package. Just place them in the same folders they are in in the gapps zip. You can also add other programs as you wish though you should only do free ones and not anything that is a paid app.
There is another thread in this forum that talks about putting apps in the data folder so that they can be uninstalled by the user if they wish as well.
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We are only injecting free apps. In this case we are building a custom nexus 7 for use in a store and wanting to flash our in-house apps on it. Along with the google apps.
So in androud_source/out/target/product/grouper/ I can start placing things. How do I generate a new system.img?
make snod seems to do the job without a full rebuild.
halsafar said:
We are only injecting free apps. In this case we are building a custom nexus 7 for use in a store and wanting to flash our in-house apps on it. Along with the google apps.
So in androud_source/out/target/product/grouper/ I can start placing things. How do I generate a new system.img?
make snod seems to do the job without a full rebuild.
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No. If you are using a system.img then you need to unpack that and place the files in the correct locations. Then you pack it back up to a system.img. You said a Nexus 7 so I think you can use simg2img to accomplish this. I haven't built for the Nexus 7 before so you might want to check my facts.
Hi, i can't find the thread for putting apps in the userdata. Can someone point me to it?
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frannois said:
Hi, i can't find the thread for putting apps in the userdata. Can someone point me to it?
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Maybe You can try get from Your Phone folder Data - copy to Zip with your ROM and in update-script add
Code:
format("MTD", "userdata");
mount("MTD", "userdata", "/data");
delete("/data/local");
Installation guide of microG services in three ways:-On ROMs with signature spoofing option.
-On Deodexed ROMs without signature spoofing option.
-On Odexed ROMs without signature spoofing option.
I'm using win10 all the time here, and this guide is for Nougat ROMs only.
Hi everybody! Two months ago I discovered the awesome world of microG, a life without original google play services, without any of my data on google and with better battery life (we all know how google services drains battery). For more general information, refere please to these threads and forums:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-microg-gmscore-floss-play-services-t3217616
https://microg.org/
https://shadow53.com/no-gapps/
Today I present you my guide (none of this work is done by me, I'm just showing the way I install these services) to install microG features.
The first thing we need is a ROM without gapps included. Then is needed to know if it supports signature spoofing out-of-the-box, you can see if the ROM is present on this list: https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/index-list-custom-roms-offering-t3557047 or ask developer in his own thread. If it supports it, you can directly go to the instructions num 1) . If else, you need to know if the ROM is odexed or deodexed, for this, you can ask on the dev thread or unpack the rom yourself.
How to unpack the ROM:
You can unpack it with 7-zip and then decompress it with this tool: https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software-hacking/tool-tool-unpack-repack-dat-img-v2-0-t3284806. You must place the system.transfer.list and the system.new.dat you'll find in the decompressed folder in the Input_dat folder of the tool given, then open the tool with usage permission and mark option 1, then wait until process is finished and you'll have the output in the System_unpack folder.
Then you only need to go to the /system_/framework/ folder and see if there's any arm, arm64, folder with .oat files inside. If there isn't, congratulations, your rom is deodexed and you can follow path 2). If there is any of these folders mentioned with .oat files, your rom is odexed, and you'll need to follow path 3).
Note: on all this process we will be using the @Shadow53 files placed on https://shadow53.com/no-gapps/downloads/, I personally use the "microG with playstore" and the "calendar and contacts" flashable zips (I've modified the calendar and contacts zip because of some issues with sync that i don't know if were solved, I let the modified flashable zip later in this post) please, before asking or complaining, read his page fully, his work is awesome.
1) ROMs with signature spoofing option:
This is the easy way. We only need to install the clean ROM and then flash the microG and the sync packages we've donwnloaded before. Once booted, we only need to active signature spoofing option and check microG Self-Check and we are ready to go. In order to install backends for network location, please, refer to proper threads.
2) Deodexed ROMs without signature spoofing option.
Here we will follow the steps as if we had a signature spoofing option (as the previous paragraph) but obiously we won't active nothing when booted and we will use this tool: https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/tingle-fork-needle-t3438764 (please, read carefully before asking) if your ROM is deodexed and you follow the steps carefully, you'll have patched the ROM in a few minutes. Then you just need to reboot and check with microG Self-Check.
3) On Odexed ROMs without signature spoofing option.
This is my "original" way, as nobody explained fully how to do it. Here, you need to deodex the framework folder and then flash the rom with the tingle patch already applied. Let's begin.
First, you need to get the /system_/framework and the build.prop you unpacked when checking if the rom was or not odexed. Then you need to deodex it by using this tool https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software-hacking/tooll-03-12-fulmics-deodexer-1-0-t3512081 (I have to say sometimes it only works for me the 1.1 version) it's easy, you'll need to download the tool and the backsmali, smali 2.2 or later (already compiled in .jar, I let them later in this thread) and run it.
Once you have the framework deodexed (erase the arm, arm65 and oat folder if there is any left) you just need to get the framework.jar and patch it with tingle (option 2 in the script, the patched file will be in the output folder), then replace the patched framework in the deodexed framework folder.
Now you just need to pack it in a flashable zip that must erase the current framework folder of your ROM and then place the one you deodexed, for this, I let you all a flashable zip I made modifying the one the ZIPme app made. Yo must unpack it and replace the framework folder in "system" with the deodexed one with the patched file and repack it.
Then you just need to flash the clean ROM and afte that the framework-replacer.zip and all microG flashable zips you need, once booted you can directly check microG and you'll se it is already patched.
Suggestions are welcome on this guide!
Many thanks to all devs and people made all this possible:
Marvin for microG.
Shadow53 for his guide and flashable zips.
ale5000 for tingle.
xpirt for fulmics deodexer.
Kritsada Chaitan for his unpacking tool.
Primokorn for his signature spoofing support list.
JRummy Apps for ZIPme.
kevinkvothe (I gess)
Anyone else feeling he/she should be on this list, please, tell me.
Downloads.
https://mega.nz/#F!id1jlZoS!6Su8IJeGQnYO_3olQmQMTg
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Pole
Thanks for the concise, resource-rich guide. I've been trying to patch an odexed ROM for the past few weeks, and never thought to try and flash it with the patched framework.jar. Cheers! I'm going to give this a try first thing tomorrow!
Thx for this guide, worked for me...
Best regards
@kevinkvothe
Hi,
have you tried my Google Sync Add-on?
It would be nice to know if it is working for everyone.
That was one hell of a long ride but I got the signature spoofing working.. Thanks a lot.
I got the Error [RH-01] with play store but after rebooting it was fixed somehow.
ikzouhetnietweten said:
That was one hell of a long ride but I got the signature spoofing working.. Thanks a lot.
But my Play Store aint working! it says Error [RH-01] , I tried everything from deleting cache, data, enabled google device registration in micro settings, enabled google cloud messaging.. etc etc Everything is checked in Self checked.
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Enable "Google device registration" in micro settings, then clear data of Play Store, termintate it and remove it from recent apps.
Then run it again.
ale5000 said:
@kevinkvothe
Hi,
have you tried my Google Sync Add-on?
It would be nice to know if it is working for everyone.
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I tested it once, when I started to learn about microG and it didn't work, but I'm not sure all was working and if I had signature spoofing support so... I'll test it when possible.
Hi all,
I'm using RR + Magisk + NanoMod which can achieve this faster. However, I was dumbfounded when I couldnt get sync properly to work, however flashing the google sync adapter work. I urge anyone who want to use microG to use nanomod version, as it is simpler. you only have to flash via twrp and let it sit.
ale5000 said:
@kevinkvothe
Hi,
have you tried my Google Sync Add-on?
It would be nice to know if it is working for everyone.
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thank you
xiiihyou13 said:
Hi all,
I'm using RR + Magisk + NanoMod which can achieve this faster. However, I was dumbfounded when I couldnt get sync properly to work, however flashing the google sync adapter work. I urge anyone who want to use microG to use nanomod version, as it is simpler. you only have to flash via twrp and let it sit.
thank you
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It depends what you mean, both are flashable zip so as simplicity should be the same.
kevinkvothe said:
I tested it once, when I started to learn about microG and it didn't work, but I'm not sure all was working and if I had signature spoofing support so... I'll test it when possible.
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In the latest version I have fixed permission problems, so it will most likely work out of the box.
xiiihyou13 said:
Hi all,
I'm using RR + Magisk + NanoMod which can achieve this faster. However, I was dumbfounded when I couldnt get sync properly to work, however flashing the google sync adapter work. I urge anyone who want to use microG to use nanomod version, as it is simpler. you only have to flash via twrp and let it sit
thank you
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But unfortunately Nanomod Patcher does not work on odexed and deodexd ROMs, I don't know yet if mine is odexed or deodexed but will have to check It's the unofficial LinageOS 14.1 for lt03lte - the official nightly does unfortunately not detect my external SD Card!
Juat FIY, now that nougat supports xposed, this is much easier when using Fakegapps module [emoji106]
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Seems like noone mentioned this but microG have own fork of LineageOS with already build in microG services.
https://lineage.microg.org/