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I purchased Rom Manager Premium so I can install Enyo's latest MIUI rom. The problem is, no ROMs are showing up under the "premium roms" tab. Do I need to add locations to ROM manager somehow? I thought they should just show up after I upgraded....
While donating to the developers is never a bad idea, Enyos Miui rom is free to download? 10.14 is working great for me, but I believe he is getting ready to upload another version that has.a few minor fixes in it. (Although I haven't noticed any problems here.)
Thanks for the response. The link to his rom is not working on his developer page. He said it's available in ROM manager, but I only see 4-5 ROMs in there and none of them are Enyo roms...
anks86 said:
Thanks for the response. The link to his rom is not working on his developer page. He said it's available in ROM manager, but I only see 4-5 ROMs in there and none of them are Enyo roms...
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I'm having the same problem..
Noone has answered this issue and I even pm'd for help...xda is full of resources but it can be hard to get help I'm finding. Only some issues are addressed
Edit** I fixed it, see below post
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all of his roms show up in rom manager for me...he has links to every rom in the developer section aswell.
anks86 said:
Thanks for the response. The link to his rom is not working on his developer page. He said it's available in ROM manager, but I only see 4-5 ROMs in there and none of them are Enyo roms...
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rjcormier said:
I'm having the same problem..
Noone has answered this issue and I even pm'd for help...xda is full of resources but it can be hard to get help I'm finding. Only some issues are addressed
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My guess is that you don't have your phone setup properly in rom mananger. Your phone is probably being recognized as I9000.
You could fix this, or better yet, just install your roms directly through recovery. Be sure to use the correct recovery for the rom you are installing.
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My guess is that you don't have your phone setup properly in rom mananger. Your phone is probably being recognized as I9000.
You could fix this, or better yet, just install your roms directly through recovery. Be sure to use the correct recovery for the rom you are installing.
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How do you correct the I900 problem?
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How do you correct the I900 problem?
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Install this via odin: Odin/Heimdall flashable recovery: hxxp://dl.dropbox.com/u/14764513/cwm...r_cm7-ODIN.tar
Open rom manager, select use current recovery.
Pick Fascinate (MTD). Then pick ClockwordMod 3.x
Edit: added download, since link wont help you unless you google it.
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Install this via odin: Odin/Heimdall flashable recovery: hxxp://dl.dropbox.com/u/14764513/cwm...r_cm7-ODIN.tar
Open rom manager, select use current recovery.
Pick Fascinate (MTD). Then pick ClockwordMod 3.x
Edit: added download, since link wont help you unless you google it.
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Yes this is almost exactly what I did to get it to work. You have to touch flash clockworkrecovery and set up your phone to use your version of clockwork ...once I set it up.it.immediately shows the Roms
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Thanks for the help. I found that all I had to do was open Rom Manager App and flash CWM to choose my phone. From there it was all the same. No need to Odin or anything else.
Download and flash manualy rom manager sux
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Don't know how you found it manually. I tried and tried. No luck for me. I would rather do it this way, but oh well. Got any secrets to finding it?
rkerrddd said:
Download and flash manualy rom manager sux
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I agree. You need to learn to use Clockwork recovery without Rom manager.
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Yes... listen to the above, rom manager is bulls**t imo!
millwood said:
Thanks for the help. I found that all I had to do was open Rom Manager App and flash CWM to choose my phone. From there it was all the same. No need to Odin or anything else.
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Yep, thats what I did and its good to go now
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I agree. You need to learn to use Clockwork recovery without Rom manager.
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This was the first time I have ever used Rom Manager to do anything with a ROM. Could not find the last MIUI build anywhere but there. I prefer to boot into recovery and install that way. Maybe cause there is less chance for error. I just used Rom Manager to download the Rom and still installed the old way after I changed out the ringtones and the mms.apk.
Hey there!
So I've read a bit lately on rooting my S2 and what not (as I decided to give it a go), and after flashing CWM Touch to my S2 I loved it and found it so much easier to install ZIP's and what not. However, on boot it disappeared, then to find that it was only a temporary Flash and when I rebooted the phone, it simply reverted back to the normal CWM.
Now before asking me to use Google or search for a thread, by god I did that. And after looking for almost 2 hours, I found nothing that gave me a definite answer whether it was possible or not. And so this is why I'm creating a thread.
So is it possible to flash CWM touch on my S2 permanently (like other phones have), or do I have to stick with the volume/power button edition.
Thanks everyone! And thanks in advance.
The recovery, it's part of the kernel so which ever version of ClockworkMod the kernel shipped with that will always be there. If you really want touch recovery, you can flash Siyah Kernel and you'll be rooted and have its touch recovery.
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nicholas1520 said:
The recovery, it's part of the kernel so which ever version of ClockworkMod the kernel shipped with that will always be there. If you really want touch recovery, you can flash Siyah Kernel and you'll be rooted and have its touch recovery.
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Hmm I hoped that wasn't the case.
But isn't there a way to use ODIN3 to flash the kernel with a custom recovery, such as the CWM touch?
Sorry if that sounds stupid, I just am new to all this.
Not sure if you are allowed to bump this or not, but I just did.
Really want to know if it is possible to flash CWM touch on the kernal guys!
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Not sure if you are allowed to bump this or not, but I just did.
Really want to know if it is possible to flash CWM touch on the kernal guys!
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Why don't you just keep a touch cwm.zip file in your download folder and flash that after you flash a new rom?
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kilometers4 said:
Why don't you just keep a touch cwm.zip file in your download folder and flash that after you flash a new rom?
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Thanks for the reply.
And I do have the CWM touch zip in my internalSD but there isn't and point flashing it if everytime I reboot the phone and it goes back to the stock kernel.
I just want to know if there is a method possible to flash CWM touch into the kernel, and make it permanent, or at least fine a .tar version of it so I can flash it using odin
Once again I'll bump this.
Does no one have a solution at all?
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Once again I'll bump this.
Does no one have a solution at all?
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Edited. Sorry, I re-read the thread. As already stated, you'll need to flash a kernel that has the version of recovery you want. If you want a different version of recovery with a specific kernel, you'll need to start making your own kernels.
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Edited. Sorry, I re-read the thread. As already stated, you'll need to flash a kernel that has the version of recovery you want. If you want a different version of recovery with a specific kernel, you'll need to start making your own kernels.
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Well I cannot find a .tar version of CWM touch so I guess I won't be able to flash the kernel.
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Well I cannot find a .tar version of CWM touch so I guess I won't be able to flash the kernel.
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It's in the kernel. Check out RedPill. It has touch recovery.
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It's in the kernel. Check out RedPill. It has touch recovery.
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Hmm I saw RedPill but wasn't a fan of it, I really do like CWM
Does anyone know if there is a kernel that has CWM touch in it? For CM10 preferably.
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Hmm I saw RedPill but wasn't a fan of it, I really do like CWM
Does anyone know if there is a kernel that has CWM touch in it? For CM10 preferably.
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Why don't you just look at the kernels in the development section, specifically for one with touch recovery? You could have found all the available options and tried them out by now.
Or are you just being lazy?
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Why don't you just look at the kernels in the development section, specifically for one with touch recovery? You could have found all the available options and tried them out by now.
Or are you just being lazy?
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No I'm not lazy, sorry if I came across that way. I am usually one to simply find something on my own, but for this I simply cannot.
I've looked and cannot find what I asked for in the OP, and am still looking and found nothing. So I simply asked a question to make sure that there isn't a possibility that it can be done.
Anyway it doesn't seem possible at the moment, so I guess I'll wait.
What is a Cubed Kernel? Is it the one that came with Droid DNA? I see version 2.4.2 floating around. Mine is 3.4.10.
What is the main advantage of flashing a new version of kernel?
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What is a Cubed Kernel? Is it the one that came with Droid DNA? I see version 2.4.2 floating around. Mine is 3.4.10.
What is the main advantage of flashing a new version of kernel?
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You have to have a rooted phone to flash kernels. The Cubed kernel is a modified kernel for root users that gives you the ability to overclock your phone, better battery life and such. It is not the one that came with the DNA, the DNA is the stock kernel from the factory. Don't go by the numbers you see because they are 2 totally different kernels for totally different reasons...
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Jrocker23 said:
You have to have a rooted phone to flash kernels. The Cubed kernel is a modified kernel for root users that gives you the ability to overclock your phone, better battery life and such. It is not the one that came with the DNA, the DNA is the stock kernel from the factory. Don't go by the numbers you see because they are 2 totally different kernels for totally different reasons...
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I did root my phone through a very convoluted method involving imei numbers etc. I flashed the boot.ini and the cubed kernel yesterday and was able to verify it. I did not reset factory or anything when I flashed the kernel. Now it has restarted by itself for more than 50 times in 12 hours. I am trying to find the stock kernel.
Have anyone faced the same issue?:crying:
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I did root my phone through a very convoluted method involving imei numbers etc. I flashed the boot.ini and the cubed kernel yesterday and was able to verify it. I did not reset factory or anything when I flashed the kernel. Now it has restarted by itself for more than 50 times in 12 hours. I am trying to find the stock kernel.
Have anyone faced the same issue?:crying:
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I get random restarts as well on Cubed Kernel - untouched, didnt even change the governors. I guess a lot more optimizing needs to be done to it to support the variations in our devices.
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I get random restarts as well on Cubed Kernel - untouched, didnt even change the governors. I guess a lot more optimizing needs to be done to it to support the variations in our devices.
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it does, and I request on behalf of the Dev, to post in the kernel thread, with logs, and kmsg. this is the only way we can figure out the bugs,
more people who post, the quicker issues are found.
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it does, and I request on behalf of the Dev, to post in the kernel thread, with logs, and kmsg. this is the only way we can figure out the bugs,
more people who post, the quicker issues are found.
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Can you point me to that thread ? Also any info about how to retrieve logs/kmsg from my phone would help me a lot.:good:
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Can you point me to that thread ? Also any info about how to retrieve logs/kmsg from my phone would help me a lot.:good:
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2024776
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I was able to flash cubed kernel, but the phone keeps restarting often. Also it shuts down and when I try to start, all keys keep blinking for a while and then starts. I can provide loss and kmsgs of someone points me to how to do it and if I can share my Dropbox link.
Please help, also I am on the kang bang rom.
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Problem with cubed kernel
klarson said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2024776
Not able to post to the kernel thread as I don't have 10 posts. Not sure how to submit kmsgs and logs to the developer. The restarts are killing my phone. If someone knows how to go back to the stock kernel please help.
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klarson said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2024776
Not able to post to the kernel thread as I don't have 10 posts. Not sure how to submit kmsgs and logs to the developer. The restarts are killing my phone. If someone knows how to go back to the stock kernel please help.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=35845214
This is the stock kernel but just modified to be able to write to the system while booted. It basically is the stock kernel and will work exactly like the stock kernel does. To switch kernels, just do what you did before when you installed the kernel you're on now. Just make sure you flash the correct module zip in recovery after you flash it.
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Kasab said:
arun1151 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=35845214
This is the stock kernel but just modified to be able to write to the system while booted. It basically is the stock kernel and will work exactly like the stock kernel does. To switch kernels, just do what you did before when you installed the kernel you're on now. Just make sure you flash the correct module zip in recovery after you flash it.
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Does that mean that if we don't flash a cubed Kernel, we won't be able to flash for example a modefied or themed apk or framework.apk to our DNA ?
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Good evening all, I've been wanting to flash either ktoonz or francos kernel on my n10, however, for peace of mind I'd like to have the factory kernel on hand to be able to flash back to stock if need be. I've been looking on the forum and github, but it seems all the source kernels are in "decompressed" format and not .IMG. If anyone has kernel 3.4.5-g4e6298b [email protected] in .IMG format or can direct me on how to make a copy of my stock kernel before I flash new ones that would be great. Thanks in advance!
Is there some reason not to just make a Nandroid backup with TWRP?
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Is there some reason not to just make a Nandroid backup with TWRP?
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Probly because its just easier to have to flash a kernel than restor from a potentially dated nandroid
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wptski said:
Is there some reason not to just make a Nandroid backup with TWRP?
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I make a nandroid once every few weeks, but like jms said, its much easier to flash a ~3mb kernel in flash image gui than reboot to recovery and restore a 3+ gb nandroid.
http://goo.im/devs/craigacgomez/manta/
Toward the bottom of the page are some stock kernels listed. If you pm Craig , I'm sure he could tell you which file is the latest.
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bigdog2k7 said:
I make a nandroid once every few weeks, but like jms said, its much easier to flash a ~3mb kernel in flash image gui than reboot to recovery and restore a 3+ gb nandroid.
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I remember an answer to question from Craig Gomez where he said that the kernel is in the boot.img, does this mean that the boot files from a Nandroid backup contain the kernel as well???????
wptski said:
I remember an answer to question from Craig Gomez where he said that the kernel is in the boot.img, does this mean that the boot files from a Nandroid backup contain the kernel as well???????
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It makes sense... I am not sure though. Hopefully Craig or another Dev can chime in?
Edit* thanks I found the boot.IMG in the .zip file
freshlysqueezed said:
http://goo.im/devs/craigacgomez/manta/
Toward the bottom of the page are some stock kernels listed. If you pm Craig , I'm sure he could tell you which file is the latest.
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Much appreciated!
The latest Trickster MOD for Nexus 10 can also back up / restore your kernel. The option to do this is on the Tool menu in Trickster MOD. Fantastic tool for kernel adjustments on my GNex toro, and support for Nexus 10 is catching up quickly. Highly recommended.
EDIT: thanks to bigdog2k7 for catching my silly original mistake of identifying this as TWRP when I first posted. It's been a LONG day... guess it's time for sleep!
jonstrong said:
The latest TWRP for Nexus 10 can also back up / restore your kernel. The option to do this is on the Tool menu in Trickster MOD. Fantastic tool for kernel adjustments on my GNex toro, and support for Nexus 10 is catching up quickly. Highly recommended.
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Time to get on goo and update twrp! Thanks for the heads up. Is this trickster mod on the new twrp or is it an add-on?
bigdog2k7 said:
Time to get on goo and update twrp! Thanks for the heads up. Is this trickster mod on the new twrp or is it an add-on?
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Sorry - I'm tired!!! I meant to post that Trickster MOD able to do the kernel backup -- my bad. Have to go back and edit that post - But, in the end, I've got TRWP as recovery (and maybe it does do kernel backups too? I haven't checked). But Trickster MOD is what I meant... Sorry for confusion - glad you caught it!
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Sorry - I'm tired!!! I meant to post that Trickster MOD able to do the kernel backup -- my bad. Have to go back and edit that post - But, in the end, I've got TRWP as recovery (and maybe it does do kernel backups too? I haven't checked). But Trickster MOD is what I meant... Sorry for confusion - glad you caught it!
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No problem, thanks for the app suggestion, I just backed up my stock kernel
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No problem, thanks for the app suggestion, I just backed up my stock kernel
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Perfect - that was my intention. Have to do this myself. My N10 is unlocked and rooted, TWRP installed, but I'm still on the stock kernel and ROM. Don't really feel compelled yet to try one of the custom ROMs until they mature a bit more. Hoping development gets as active as it's been for the Galaxy Nexus - that will make it fun to experiment on the Nexus 10.
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It makes sense... I am not sure though. Hopefully Craig or another Dev can chime in?
Edit* thanks I found the boot.IMG in the .zip file
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You found a BOOT.IMG in what zip file? Your on stock JOP40D(4.2.1), correct? There is a factory download for JOP40C(4.2) that you can pull the file from but does that use the same kernel?
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You found a BOOT.IMG in what zip file? Your on stock JOP40D(4.2.1), correct? There is a factory download for JOP40C(4.2) that you can pull the file from but does that use the same kernel?
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Craig's stock kernel .zip file on goomanager. I just opened the .zip and boot.img was one of the first files I saw. Not sure if its the kernel or not, I just ended up using the trickster mod to backup my most recent kernel from j0p40d.
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Craig's stock kernel .zip file on goomanager. I just opened the .zip and boot.img was one of the first files I saw. Not sure if its the kernel or not, I just ended up using the trickster mod to backup my most recent kernel from j0p40d.
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That BOOT.IMG is based on KTManta with his changes so it isn't a stock kernel. It seems that using Trickster is the only route or maybe the TWRP backup/restore of the Boot files only.
Why don't you just do a backup of your ROM if your on stock .. And do an advanced restore of just the boot .
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Does anyone know if it works, and which version did you use. link to how-to would be appreciated
GNow on ICS
jareddlc said:
Does anyone know if it works, and which version did you use. link to how-to would be appreciated
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I personally haven't tried it yet, and other custom ROMs generally have it baked in, so assuming you have root and a recovery (CWM, 4Ext, etc), you can have a go of it here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1747224
Good Luck
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Does anyone know if it works, and which version did you use. link to how-to would be appreciated
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I have it running on mine, you need to be running the deodexed rooted version of the rom. I had no luck using the gnowhandlebars app. it would say google now installed successfully but it just wouldnt be there. It did work great using Mikey's V7 flashable zip though. I've had zero issues with it since i flashed it.
I am using Google Now on Twisted's latest ICS release. He has a flashable zip file to enable Google Now. It worked for everyone else, but not me. But it still installed just fine with the GNowHandlebars app.
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mordant80 said:
I have it running on mine, you need to be running the deodexed rooted version of the rom. I had no luck using the gnowhandlebars app. it would say google now installed successfully but it just wouldnt be there. It did work great using Mikey's V7 flashable zip though. I've had zero issues with it since i flashed it.
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"Online/Offline via Mediafire - 36.48MB" this one?
Yes, that one
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