Does anyone know where I can find this or an EPST that has the ##775# (PRL changing code)?
Try this one
http://db.tt/amnZ960a
It's in a zip so you have to extract it. Then make a backup of your current epst apk with root explorer. Then c&p the extracted epst to /system folder and change permissions then reboot. Hopefully it works for you. If not let me know.
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I am new to android but I was to fix PPP problems. I read how you can make changes in the build.prop file to fix it.
How exactly do I get to it? I tried searching my SD card for that file and couldnt find it. If someone could explain to me where it is located and how to get to it and how to make changes in the file, do let me know thanks.!!
it's in /system
do I have to plug it in the computer to see the system folder? I dont see the folder anywhere....
prbly long winded, but simple method - install ASTRO file manager, browse to /system, long press on build.prop - Edit - Copy. Press on the home icon then Edit icon - Paste. Connect sd card, edit it, and paste it over from where you copied build.prop
Either make a directory like this:
e.g. E:/Android/root/system
and paste the modified build.prop in there.
Thank you I got it working.
Sent from my HTC HD2 using XDA App
How can i edit it? I'm using android commander, copied to my PC but then i can't edit it due to the .prop extention? Do i need to rename it?
Hello all,
I have written a script to push as file to my TB and it works kind of...I just want to know why it is not functioning as it should.
Here is what I am attempting to do.
Since my HTC weather does not have my city listed and my weather is always way off, I hacked the HTC weather database to add my city. And it works great.
So I wanted to create a weather_update.zip to install using CWM to do all of this for me if I changed roms and to allow others to use it as well.
the file goes into the /data/data/com.htc.provider.weather/files directory.
My script mounts data, pushes the file, changes the appropriate permissions, then unmounts.
It works as intended because I can see the file using adb prior to reboot.
However, after a reboot, the file is overwritten by the original. I can even delete the file completely, reboot and it is rebuilt. So my modified file does not stick.
BUT, if I use root explorer and copy the file to the correct directory and change permissions, my modified file works even after a reboot.
I don't understand why it works one way but not another.
Is there a step I am missing in the updater-script?
Any help would be appreciated....
Thanks,
Scott
UPEngineer said:
Hello all,
I have written a script to push as file to my TB and it works kind of...I just want to know why it is not functioning as it should.
Here is what I am attempting to do.
Since my HTC weather does not have my city listed and my weather is always way off, I hacked the HTC weather database to add my city. And it works great.
So I wanted to create a weather_update.zip to install using CWM to do all of this for me if I changed roms and to allow others to use it as well.
the file goes into the /data/data/com.htc.provider.weather/files directory.
My script mounts data, pushes the file, changes the appropriate permissions, then unmounts.
It works as intended because I can see the file using adb prior to reboot.
However, after a reboot, the file is overwritten by the original. I can even delete the file completely, reboot and it is rebuilt. So my modified file does not stick.
BUT, if I use root explorer and copy the file to the correct directory and change permissions, my modified file works even after a reboot.
I don't understand why it works one way but not another.
Is there a step I am missing in the updater-script?
Any help would be appreciated....
Thanks,
Scott
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I could be way off base here but wouldn't you have to recursively delete the original to keep it from rebuilding?
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I could be way off base here but wouldn't you have to recursively delete the original to keep it from rebuilding?
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LOL, what I was thinking too, but it doesn't seem to work, unless I am doing it wrong.
If I replace the file and reboot, the original rebuilds.
If I delete the file completely and reboot, the original rebuilds.
If I replace the file using root explorer after phone has booted and then reboot, my modified file sticks.
That is what I can't figure out. Why it sticks after OS has loaded but rebuilds if the same file is placed before reboot.
And I can't figure out where the file is being rebuilt from.
Uggggg.
I have seen many posts from people having no data after flashing Slim 4.2
The cause for this is the apns-conf.xml file which resides in /System/etc included in Slim 4.2 only contains the APN settings for T-Mobile.
If your like myself being with a different carrier (Wind Mobile in my case) going into Mobile Network Settings/Access Point Names and resetting to defaults will not work.
The easy fix is to extract the file /system/etc/apns-conf.xml out of Samsung_Base_4.0.zip which does contain all the apn settings for different carriers and paste it into /system/etc with Root Explorer overwriting the T-Mobile only file that installed with 4.2 (Dont forget to mount RW or you will get a read only error when you try to paste the file)
Once you have the apns-conf.xml file from Samsung_Base_4.0.zip in your /system/etc directory go back into Mobile Network Settings/Access Point Names and reset to defaults and your APN settings should auto populate and thus fix your "No Data" issue.
I hope that helps those of you who have encountered this issue!
I dont know how to sign framework-res.apk
who will teach me?
What are you trying to do exactly? Why do you need to sign it? Have you decompiled it? Recompiled? Some more info may help you get more/better answers.
If you have decompiled it and made some changes to it, then recompiled it and now have an unsigned-framework-res.apk then what I usually do it use 7zip (WITHOUT UNZIPPING the .apk file and ONLY OPEN ARCHIVE)and remove the AndroidManifest.XML and meta-inf folder. Next use 7Zip to unzip the ORIGINAL framework-res.apk, then select the AndroidManifest.XML and meta-inf folder and DRAG it into the unsigned-framework-res.apk that you also have OPENED ARCHIVE, hit OK to add it on the popup. Now I then usually copy the unsigned-framework-res.apk to my phone, use root explorer to rename it framework-res.apk (so remove the "unsigned" part of the name). Then I use root explorer and copy it into /system, long press on the framework-res.apk and choose permissions, then set the permissions correctly , then long press again and select move, navigate to /system/framework and hit paste. Then reboot phone.
IF you have a issue where it doesn't boot up correctly then there is something g wrong with your framework-res.apk and you will HAVE TO go back to recovery and reinstall your ROM to fix it (or restore a nandroid backup). This last part is just FYI in case you have an issue.
Hope this helps. If it is not what you have done or trying g to do then give some more details as to what your trying to do and why.
Sent from My SGH-I777 Running Spiderman Themed AOKP or Spiderman Themed CM10
I have rooted my HTC One aka M7 and all is well except when I try to edit my keyboard layout which is located in:
/system/usr/keylayout
I can edit the file but when rebooting to test it, my changes have reverted back to stock.
I am familiar with editing the files as I have done this before on many phones and tablets.
I usually just use ES File Explorer with R/W (Read / Write) permissions turned on for the /system directory.
Very easy to do and have never had a problem before.
As a test, I have tried renaming the original file by adding a number 1 to the end of the file and then replacing the stock file with my edited version.
This has always worked but when I try this on the HTC One upon reboot the original file that has been renamed with a 1 at the end is now gone from the /system/usr/keylayout folder and the stock file is back and the edited version of the file is gone.
I know 'file permissions' are correct as I have set the file to what it was before any changes and I know I have R/W permisions for the /system folder set correctly because without it I can not even rename the stock file (adding the 1 on to the end of the file's name is not allowed unless R/W is set for the /system folder).
It is almost like there is a backup that is being replaced upon reboot to the /system/usr/keylayout folder.
If there is a backup, I can not find where the backup file is to edit/change it also.
I am trying to change the AVRCP.kl file but it its the same no matter which file I edit or rename, it always reverts back to stock file (both the name and the contents) after a reboot.
Anyone have any ideas? Anyone edited there keylayout on the HTC One aka M7 yet?
Thanks
Come on people, no one can answer this question?
I have the exact same problem except I have an M8. Something somewhere keeps reverting the kl file/folder on reboot.