Hello, guys!
With Lollipop official fw hitting us, some problems with rom building as we know it have hit us hard. So now that we have the deodexing behind us,
I have been struggling with building a native 4-way reboot the way I always had. Having the dialog popping up properly from the
power menu reboot onPress, I still have troubles with proper calling of the ShuitdownThread in services.jar.
So, having felt like I miss something that I need badly, I have created a simple system app for some reboot functions and I would like to share it with you today.
Features:
This app will only run on android 5.
The app is SYSTEM app only, If you install it as user app it will not run regular reboot. It implements the PowerManager Interface and thus uses the REBOOT permission in manifest, which is something you cannot use as user app.
The only two reboot methods that require SU are hotboot and reboot of SystemUI. While normal reboot and reboots into recovery and download are possible without su privileges, which was the main reason for using PowerManager and making it as system app. The main reboot methods are correct system shutdown and NOT killing the shell. With correct shutdown sequence and shutdown animation.
The app needs to be ran from /system/priv-app. There it can be installed with accordance to art folder structure or directly on the folder root.
I am attaching the apk itself and a source code on git. The app is open source and can be used, remodified and redistributed according to the open source convention and as long as it is kept and redistributed as open source, annotated and commented properly and the existing copyright is not removed.
Anyone is welcome to use in any capacity.
I would like to thank Slidenerd, the great Vivz, who managed to finally make me make my peace with java and fall in love with it. You da man, Vivz!!!
Source Code:
Here
Apk link removed. Compile it from source
Perfect!!! I love that is not a full screen activity!! I use it in the toolbox and is just like original 4 way [emoji2][emoji2][emoji2]
Wuby986 said:
Perfect!!! I love that is not a full screen activity!! I use it in the toolbox and is just like original 4 way [emoji2][emoji2][emoji2]
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Aren't you a perfect friend and partner as usual?????? Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks for this mod but ther is no root folder in prip/app do i just push there an change permissions and reboot
ruudbwoi said:
thanks for this mod but ther is no root folder in prip/app do i just push there an change permissions and reboot
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1.open root enable file explorer
2. Copy app to /system/priv-app
3. Give permissions 644
4. Reboot
You can also create a folder called Reboot (case sensitive) inside priv-app folder and copy the Reboot.apk inside. Gov permissions and reboot. It works either way...
awsome thank u very much for ur post and help
daxgirl said:
Hello, guys!
With Lollipop official fw hitting us, some problems with rom building as we know it have hit us hard. So now that we have the deodexing behind us,
I have been struggling with building a native 4-way reboot the way I always had. Having the dialog popping up properly from the
power menu reboot onPress, I still have troubles with proper calling of the ShuitdownThread in services.jar.
So, having felt like I miss something that I need badly, I have created a simple system app for some reboot functions and I would like to share it with you today.
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Maybe this would be relief for you : 5Way Reboot TW lollipop
kmokhtar79 said:
Maybe this would be relief for you [emoji14] : 5Way Reboot TW lollipop
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Looolllllllll thanks!!! I actually have it working by now.
Just wanted to share the app that served us well.
BTW, have a look at your GlobalActions$99 smali. It has access$500 for context. Needs to be changed to 400 in some fws.
Just a tip to add to your guide!!!
Great work!!!!!
daxgirl said:
Looolllllllll thanks!!! I actually have it working by now.
Just wanted to share the app that served us well.
BTW, have a look at your GlobalActions$99 smali. It has access$500 for context. Needs to be changed to 400 in some fws.
Just a tip to add to your guide!!!
Great work!!!!!
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Oops yeah I didn't notice. ?
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Oops yeah I didn't notice. ?
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My pleasure! !! In my expirience this is where most Devs using those guides get stuck using those smali.
Amazing job!!! Thumbs up!!!!!
Also, there is a need to adapt the public id for the ongoing ime switcher boolean. Probably worth mentioning in a guide. They are different in different devices. For the first time since jelly bean ??? people should verify ids with framework - res hen they mod the policy.
daxgirl said:
My pleasure! !! In my expirience this is where most Devs using those guides get stuck using those smali.
Amazing job!!! Thumbs up!!!!!
Also, there is a need to adapt the public id for the ongoing ime switcher boolean. Probably worth mentioning in a guide. They are different in different devices. For the first time since jelly bean ??? people should verify ids with framework - res hen they mod the policy.
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I am not sure which id but is that in GlobalActions$99;
Code:
const v2, 0x112000a
invoke-virtual {v1, v2}, Landroid/content/res/Resources;->getBoolean(I)Z
kmokhtar79 said:
I am not sure which id but is that in GlobalActions$99;
Code:
const v2, 0x112000a
invoke-virtual {v1, v2}, Landroid/content/res/Resources;->getBoolean(I)Z
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Exactly. This boolean being true is the condition for the dialog builder to show the dialog. The id in s5 nl9 fw f.e. is 0x1120009
People need to be aware that if they don't change it, they might get a false boolean or no boolean at all and the dialog will either not show or the framework will crash resulting in hotboot
See the
if-nez v1, :cond_0
And later
Condition zero being show the alert dialog.
daxgirl said:
Exactly. This boolean being true is the condition for the dialog builder to show the dialog. The id in s5 nl9 fw f.e. is 0x1120009
People need to be aware that if they don't change it, they might get a false boolean or no boolean at all and the dialog will either not show or the framework will crash resulting in hotboot
See the
if-nez v1, :cond_0
And later
Condition zero being show the alert dialog.
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Done. Thanks for your hints I am yet a noob learning things from devs just like you. Have a good day.
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kmokhtar79 said:
Done. Thanks for your hints I am yet a noob learning things from devs just like you. Have a good day.
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Oh no, my friend!!! Not a dev... just a student of android. Always a student. Happy to help!!!!
I tried pushing it to system/priv-app and giving it a 644 and reboot but still no other reboot option.
Thanks
morizuki said:
I tried pushing it to system/priv-app and giving it a 644 and reboot but still no other reboot option.
Thanks
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You have to open the app to show the options to reboot, unless it has been implemented in your framework (wich has to be done decompiling and editing system/framework/android.policy.jar)
morizuki said:
I tried pushing it to system/priv-app and giving it a 644 and reboot but still no other reboot option.
Thanks
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This is not an advanced reboot mod. This is an advanced reboot app. It's built similar to the advanced reboot mod, but you dint open it from power menu. You need to launch the app.
What's the name of the weather widget of the screen in the 1st post?
Jackass94 said:
What's the name of the weather widget of the screen in the 1st post?
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It comes with tsf shell launcher, my friend... never tried installing it separately. It's a weather/clock/alarm 3d widget.
Great work :good: , We actually need it
Thank you
Related
How to modify of your dial pad key and background colors.
Instructions:
1: Plug your phone into your computer
2: Open a termial
3: Run ADB command: adb pull /system/framework/com.htc.resources.apk
4: Open com.htc.resources.apk
5: Navigate to /res/drawable-hdpi/
6: Locate phone_keypad_background.png and htc_pin_asset_rest.png
7: Replace with your preferred color choices
8: Go back to your terminal
9: Run ADB command: adb push com.htc.resources.apk /system/framework/com.htc.resources.apk
Your dial pad will now have your choice of the primary and secondary colors.
This is simply instructions on how to accomplish this task. It is not in anyway a request form. Please do not bother asking if you too lazy to try it for yourself. If you feel you lack the skill, well you'll never learn if you don't try.
The fine print: if it messes up your phone in anyway don't blame me... thats why phones don't come rooted
when u say open com.htc.resources.apk, where am i opening it up from at that point? and am i opening terminal from my phone or pc?
ok, i got to the point where i go in to change the color but dont have an option to change, can we get more detailed instructions? it just shows the color it already is but no option to actually change the color
You'll actually make a png of the same size with just a different color. Then replace the current color.png with the new color.png (they have to be named the same thing or it won't work) and then just follow the remaining steps.
By the way, thanks for this pack! Another awesome mod!
thanks bro.... and thanks for answering that question. I left it out originally because I figured once someone saw the files it would be self explanatory, but I guess not.
My thread and included this in the list. Great job once again bro.
???
I'm using cm7 nightlies, I can't find the com.HTC.resourses.APk anywhere! Any ideas?
can you please add this will only work for sense roms as the htc framework is only available in those roms?
hopefully this will save the confusion...
Thanks..
VibrantOwnr said:
can you please add this will only work for sense roms as the htc framework is only available in those roms?
hopefully this will save the confusion...
Thanks..
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can i copy it from that framework and add it to the one im using?
!!EDIT!! nm. i found an app dialer that does it better!!
echoside1313 said:
I'm using cm7 nightlies, I can't find the com.HTC.resourses.APk anywhere! Any ideas?
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I believe com.htc.resources.apk is found on sense roms only. Since you're using CM7, you will not have that (.apk) and these directions probably will not apply to your phone.
*Next time i'll read on before posting - *
have a feeling this won't work any more with sense 3.5?? since when trying to adb push.. saying read only file failed..
First and foremost, before installing this ZIP through Tenfar's recovery, you MUST have GingerBlur v4 already installed!
GingerBlur files/instructions can be found HERE!
* Please DO NOT ask for assistance with rooting or installing GingerBlur in this thread, follow the link above and ask there!
**THIS HAS ONLY BEEN TESTED BY ME (ON MY OWN HANDSET) USING GINGERBLUR v4 (4.1.83 based)**
This theme is a compilation of graphics both original by me and from MANY other themes including:
Watermark'd
ShadowFrost
URBaN
ProDX Red
Criskelo ROM for I9000
I DO NOT ACCEPT DONATIONS! If you like my work please follow the hyperlinks for the original sources and donate there!
* Special thanks to DesignGears and kennethpenn for providing me assistance in editing some of the system files!
THEME FILES DOWNLOAD
*MultiUpload Link this time, 4shared has been flakey lately
Reserved (10char)
[EDIT] Running this with GingerBlur 4.5 - working great with NO issues..
Nice work man!! This looks great!!
Thanks! I JUST finished updating the OP with install instructions and I also attached a RAR file with the dock/icons to use if you wanted to make LauncherPro look just like it does in the screenshots.
Also, while I like red and/or blue themes, my wife likes purple so I'll probably be working on a GrapeBlur theme next.
If anyone tries pushing these files to a release other than 4.1.57 (such as Adeo or Gingerblur based on 4.1.52) I would be interested to know the results!
Looks great sir, thanks for the work.
Looks great man, thanks for putting this together. One question though, is it posible to make a blue theme as I love blue!
Thanks for great work! One question though, any errors during the deodexing process?
shady_lanem said:
Thanks for great work! One question though, any errors during the deodexing process?
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I had one error, I think it was on PhotoEditor.apk and PhotoEditor.odex. I've seen or used a built-in photo editor so I just removed those then restarted the deodex process for apps and it completed successfully.
just tried deodexing and yes, getting the same errors from the two apks as well. Ok thanks for the heads up will try again
Successfully applied the theme!
Found 1 bug. The clock in notification bar is black in mine instead of white. Any idea why?
This might be a nobrainer but, if I change the icon files inside the apk and then push it to my phone will it still work? In this way will I be able to make my own 4.1.57 themes?
hey.. i am sorry to ask this how am i suppose to install the grapeblur and the launcherpro.. i have no idea .. i am soo sorry to ask such a dum question.. but this is my first time with an android
okay I may be kinda slow how do I make use of the launcherpro files?
hey how would you install cherryblur in the first place.. i have my phone deodexed and all but having trouble knowing how to install cherryblur...
Beautiful theme and I love battery icon... what clock app are you using?
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You added a few icons to the /drawable-hdpi directory. Do you actually use them via the xml files, or are they just remains of whatever framework-res.apk you used?
txtsd said:
This might be a nobrainer but, if I change the icon files inside the apk and then push it to my phone will it still work? In this way will I be able to make my own 4.1.57 themes?
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yes
just get framework-res.apk, back it up, open it with winrar.
drag and drop the files, of the same name, that you would like to replace into the open winrar window. choose normal and 'add and replace', then close the window to save. replace the one in system/framework with your modified version.
Be sure to set the priviledges correctly after you copy into system/framework.
They should match the original, full read and user write.
Thats how I made this.
Edit: Every time I replace the framework-res.apk I lose my google, twitter, and facebook accounts. Anyone know why, all I'm doing is replacing images.
Nottach said:
yes
just get framework-res.apk, back it up, open it with winrar.
drag and drop the files, of the same name, that you would like to replace into the open winrar window. choose normal and 'add and replace', then close the window to save. replace the one in system/framework with your modified version.
Be sure to set the priviledges correctly after you copy into system/framework.
They should match the original, full read and user write.
Thats how I made this.
Edit: Every time I replace the framework-res.apk I lose my google, twitter, and facebook accounts. Anyone know why, all I'm doing is replacing images.
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oh nice!
Yea I did the same. Just used 7zip instead of crappy winrar. Didn't check for permissions though, I'll do that tomorrow.
txtsd said:
You added a few icons to the /drawable-hdpi directory. Do you actually use them via the xml files, or are they just remains of whatever framework-res.apk you used?
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Correct, just remains. Possibly for future use as well
DKRussell said:
Beautiful theme and I love battery icon... what clock app are you using?
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That is Beautiful Widgets in the Android Market. I forgot the name of the actual skin I'm using with it though, I'll reply to your PM later this morning.
anirudh15891 said:
hey how would you install cherryblur in the first place.. i have my phone deodexed and all but having trouble knowing how to install cherryblur...
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The instructions are on the first page, but you need to be at least somewhat familiar with adb.
blaque72 said:
okay I may be kinda slow how do I make use of the launcherpro files?
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When you long press on any of the icons in the dockbar of LauncherPro you should see an option to change the icon. You need to have the icons/dock I attached saved to your sdcard ahead of time so you can choose "custom" for the icon and select the graphic you want to use.
For the dock you go to Menu -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Dock Background
* Pretty sure that's correct, but my phone is in on the charger in my bedroom where my wife is sleeping so I don't want to accidentally wake her up.
READ ALL OF THIS POST CAREFULLY!
Multi Window on the Note 2 is kinda cool, but it only works with limited apps, which kinda sucks. There are 2 solutions to this - the first is to wait for developers to add support (perhaps using my guide), the second is to edit one of the framework APKs to enable other apps. The second is the most useful, but perhaps a little complex for most people.
So here's a tool to help.
This tool takes a list of apps and creates you an update zip (for flashing via clockworkmod) with a modified framework APK that enables your chosen apps for multi window support.
Important points to note...
This tool is ONLY tested on the LJ1 release, additional options are added via user requests. I STRONGLY recommend you don't use the resulting zip on a ROM version other than that for which it's intended.
Backup before flashing the update zip. No really! Or at LEAST backup the framework-res.apk.
If you don't want to use clockworkmod you can extract the framework-res.apk and push it via ADB. Make sure to set the permissions to 0644 or your device won't boot.
Be very careful to ensure that your entries in the tool are correctly formed or again you could end up with a non-booting device.
Use this tool at your own risk!
Got that? OK, let me tell you how to compile the list in the tool.
Simply, you need to enter <item> </item> tags with the 'package names' of your chosen apps in the textbox. Package names are best found on the web Play Store by looking at the URL. Here's some examples for you.
Plume on the web Play Store is at play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.levelup.touiteur - therefore the package name is com.levelup.touiteur and you should use the entry <item>com.levelup.touiteur</item>.
TVCatchup on the web Play Store is at play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gzero.tv - therefore the package name is com.gzero.tv and you should use the entry <item>com.gzero.tv</item>.
Simple eh? Just put in the ones you need, hit the button and download your update zip.
To use the tool, head on over to this topic.
Have the xml precharged samsung apps or build from 0 and we need to add chrome, talk, snote, etc?
The pre-configured stuff stays, just put in things you want to *add*.
P
If someone on LJ3 can post their unedited/stock framework-res.apk Paul said he should be able to update his script to deal with that too.
Lennyuk said:
If someone on LJ3 can post their unedited/stock framework-res.apk Paul said he should be able to update his script to deal with that too.
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i have posted on his forum, he is working on it ;D
alj3 tool already available, going to test. thx
LJ3 support added.
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paulobrien said:
LJ3 support added.
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working!!! thx
work perfectly! now I have about 40 apps
I'm a bit short of time, but I will add an option where you can upload your framework-res.apk for patching to avoid version issues.
P
if you want faster to find out package name. go to www.play.google.com then press installed apps and you will be able to find faster package name of your all installed apps
paulobrien said:
READ ALL OF THIS POST CAREFULLY!
Multi Window on the Note 2 is kinda cool, but it only works with limited apps, which kinda sucks. There are 2 solutions to this - the first is to wait for developers to add support (perhaps using my guide), the second is to edit one of the framework APKs to enable other apps. The second is the most useful, but perhaps a little complex for most people.
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All kinds of love coming your way from me Paul and all the devs like Lenny who got this working, awesome stuff guys.
Hi, very very good,works fine...what the solution to had items stock spen calendar Please?
Thanks
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Awesome tool Paul, thanks for supporting the Note2 community, it works like a gem
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androidizen said:
All kinds of love coming your way from me Paul and all the devs like Lenny who got this working, awesome stuff guys.
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Paul did most of the leg work even for what I did. All I did was turn his findings into a mod so that people could have something while Paul worked on a better system (like this one he has made).
Working fine.. thanks
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I threw together a little app to steamline the process a bit. This is my first android program so this thing contains a whole 3 hours of android wisdom...
It's a frankenstein mix of googled code but it gets the work done. A work in progress. This version asks for some storage/call/debug permissions which I have no idea how to remove or limit. So if that makes you feel uneasy pm me and I can send you the netbeans project in a 7z and you can check the source code and compile it yourself.
What the app does is display a list of installed packages by item name, you can then select the ones you want, hit the export button which will copy your selection to the clipboard, open a browser window to pauls page where you can paste it into the text area and download the generated apk all directly on the phone.
I would not recommend selecting all items in the list, this might have horrible consequences. Just select stuff you recognize.
For me the download popped up cfw but then failed to install the apk (possible due to file location), so I moved the apk to the root dir, rebooted to cfw recovery and then flashed just fine.
In later versions I'll see about reducing permissions, add icons to the list.
Disclaimer: Whatever you do with this app, whatever consequences come from using this app, is on you.
Thanks for the lovely apk page. <3
// m
Hi,....against me....
I can't seem to find source code to generate the application scalendar after several attempts still nothing,can you help me.
Thanks. ..
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Hi all,
Everytime i add an app to the multiscreen view the one that i flashed before disappears. So, if i add dropbox and then imdb i will imdb but dropbox will disappear. Im flashing the zip files using CWM recovery. Can someone tell me how i can solve this? Thanks
koahhe said:
Hi all,
Everytime i add an app to the multiscreen view the one that i flashed before disappears. So, if i add dropbox and then imdb i will imdb but dropbox will disappear. Im flashing the zip files using CWM recovery. Can someone tell me how i can solve this? Thanks
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Are you adding one app. Flash the generated zip and then add one app, generate a new file and flash it? If so, dont do it that way You must add all apps you want in the same file, generate that and flash it
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I have made this script for removing bloatware easily on Most gingerbread phones(Samsung mainly)
Note: Bloatware are the apps that are useless . It might be differnent for different people. But this apps removes mostly all the apps and leaves your mobile with minimalist amount of apps that make your device run faster and better. I have been using this script for mostly all roms and it works well. It Makes your work a lot easier by just deleting a lot of apps in seconds.
So Give it a try... Dont wait much
Warning: this app will remove a lot of apps and widgets so you might like to have a nanodroid backup ready.
Download : http://db.tt/oH9PduRu
What You need
1. Gingerbread Phone
2.This is a Flashable zip and requires your phone to be rooted
3.Eyes and fingers
Procedure
1.Turn off your phone by pressing the power button
2.Go into recovery mode by pressing and holding the three keys (for samsung galaxy y) - Volume up, Power button and the home button
3.You should flash with CMW
4.select install zip from sd and select cmw zip file
5.First go to mounts and storage- Mount system
6. Install zip from sd card then selct zip
7.after flashing zip go to advanced and clear davilex cache
8. Then fix permission.
Where did you get this script?
In case of original work from you please post the sources.
In case of shared work indicate author and original thread and also permissions
In compliance with the GPL License. We need to know the sources or else this will be submitted for investigation
This post is in compliance with the national potato safety regulation.
[Galaxy S 4 LTE]
Thanks, about time someone took the time to make a quick script that removes it all in seconds.
You won't mind if I promote this a bit, right?
Will give it a try
Press THANKS if I HELPED YOU
deathnotice01 said:
Where did you get this script?
In case of original work from you please post the sources.
In case of shared work indicate author and original thread and also permissions
In compliance with the GPL License. We need to know the sources or else this will be submitted for investigation
This post is in compliance with the national potato safety regulation.
[Galaxy S 4 LTE]
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Its just a simple command that is repeated for a number of apps example : delete("/system/app/BuddiesNow.apk");
I dont know what kind of source i have to give here.But i think that If someone creates a php file he would not want to thank microsoft or the maker of .php files because its open source and same goes for android , i just repeated a command over and over that i learned i dont think i need to put credits as " i wanna thank google for making android , xyz for making flashing scripts" Because ITS OPEN SOURCE but because you reminded me i took some info from here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AulpDQBL_oTOdDRIbnV5b0UyQTd0TDNZSFBKYXJ1blE&gid=0 I dont know who created this or from where this info is gathered.
Mitko said:
Thanks, about time someone took the time to make a quick script that removes it all in seconds.
You won't mind if I promote this a bit, right?
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I will never...
Edit: I mean i dont mind..
xXx~~~SHLOK~~~xXx said:
Its just a simple command that is repeated for a number of apps example : delete("/system/app/BuddiesNow.apk");
I dont know what kind of source i have to give here.But i think that If someone creates a php file he would not want to thank microsoft or the maker of .php files because its open source and same goes for android , i just repeated a command over and over that i learned i dont think i need to put credits as " i wanna thank google for making android , xyz for making flashing scripts" Because ITS OPEN SOURCE but because you reminded me i took some info from here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AulpDQBL_oTOdDRIbnV5b0UyQTd0TDNZSFBKYXJ1blE&gid=0 I dont know who created this or from where this info is gathered.
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Thanks,
Because i had a bloatware remover integrated into my s-rom too.
Tip:
Be sure to add a script to fix permission mismatches. It's likely if the app is already installed the OS doesn't delete the dalvik and the 2nd time around when you decide to install it again you'll get FC's
This post is in compliance with the national potato safety regulation.
[Galaxy S 4 LTE]
deathnotice01 said:
Thanks,
Because i had a bloatware remover integrated into my s-rom too.
Tip:
Be sure to add a script to fix permission mismatches. It's likely if the app is already installed the OS doesn't delete the dalvik and the 2nd time around when you decide to install it again you'll get FC's
This post is in compliance with the national potato safety regulation.
[Galaxy S 4 LTE]
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No problems mate..
Edit: Updated the installation procedure
great work!
@op It would be nice if you have posted the names of the apps which the script would remove. I know that we can see what apps are removed by reading the updater-script, But you could have posted it in op
BLOATWARE REMOVER ORIGINAL BY BROADWAYS (MADE BEFORE THIS BLOATWARE REMOVE SCRIPT BY OP) -ALSO MENTIONED IN PORTAL- +M JUST SAYING |JUST CLICK THIS|
74M3NUMB3RS said:
BLOATWARE REMOVER ORIGINAL BY BROADWAYS (MADE BEFORE THIS BLOATWARE REMOVE SCRIPT BY OP) -ALSO MENTIONED IN PORTAL- +M JUST SAYING |JUST CLICK THIS|
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What can I do about this? I told you its just a delete command repeated over n over. If you don't like it plz don't use it..
xXx~~~SHLOK~~~xXx said:
What can I do about this? I told you its just a delete command repeated over n over. If you don't like it plz don't use it..
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Just Sayin Sir.
Pinadala galing sa aking GT-S5360 gamit ang Tapatalk 2
xXx~~~SHLOK~~~xXx said:
I have made this script for removing bloatware easily on Most gingerbread phones(Samsung mainly)
Note: Bloatware are the apps that are useless . It might be differnent for different people. But this apps removes mostly all the apps and leaves your mobile with minimalist amount of apps that make your device run faster and better. I have been using this script for mostly all roms and it works well. It Makes your work a lot easier by just deleting a lot of apps in seconds.
So Give it a try... Dont wait much
Warning: this app will remove a lot of apps and widgets so you might like to have a nanodroid backup ready.
Download : http://db.tt/oH9PduRu
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Thank you very much for this script... :laugh: I needed this.. Was fed up of removing all those unnecessary applications manually.. :highfive:
If your on a tw rom I need a few people to test if you can add apps not natively available in multi window. Have a nandroid just in case.
Navigate to /system/csc/ and open feature.xml. Add the multi-window string below and paste it just before the endnof the file, so tge end of the file looks like mine posted below. Edit the string and change bcom.android.browser and com.jrummy.liberty.toolboxpro to any apps you would like and seperate with a comma. Save the file, then reboot recovery, wipe cache/dalvik and reboot. Enable multi-window and hit edit to see if the new apps are available. Post your results.
<!-- Multi Window -->
<CscFeature_MultiWindow_AddOnApp>com.android.browser,com.jrummy.liberty.toolboxpro</CscFeature_MultiWindow_AddOnApp>
</FeatureSet>
</SamsungMobileFeature>
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Surge1223 said:
If your on a tw rom I need a few people to test if you can add apps not natively available in multi window. Have a nandroid just in case.
Navigate to /system/csc/ and open feature.xml. Add the multi-window string below and paste it just before the endnof the file, so tge end of the file looks like mine posted below. Edit the string and change bcom.android.browser and com.jrummy.liberty.toolboxpro to any apps you would like and seperate with a comma. Save the file, then reboot recovery, wipe cache/dalvik and reboot. Enable multi-window and hit edit to see if the new apps are available. Post your results.
<!-- Multi Window -->
<CscFeature_MultiWindow_AddOnApp>com.android.browser,com.jrummy.liberty.toolboxpro</CscFeature_MultiWindow_AddOnApp>
</FeatureSet>
</SamsungMobileFeature>
Sent from my SCH-I545 using xda app-developers app
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Here is the string used in the last update of BluKuban. Obviously the list would get larger, smaller, etc per every app you want added. But your idea is 100% correct. It works. Just thought I'd aid in the discussion. :good:
Code:
<CscFeature_MultiWindow_AddOnApp>com.sec.android.app.popupcalculator,com.android.calendar,com.sec.android.app.camera,com.android.chrome,com.android.contacts,com.android.providers.downloads.ui,com.android.email,com.estrongs.android.pop,com.sec.android.gallery3d,com.google.android.gm,com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox,com.google.android.gms,com.google.android.apps.plus,com.google.android.talk,com.ktoonsez.KTweaker,com.google.android.apps.maps,com.google.android.apps.maps,com.android.vending,com.android.mms,com.google.android.apps.plus,com.google.android.apps.maps,com.android.contacts,com.google.android.music,com.sec.android.widgetapp.diotek.smemo,com.vlingo.midas,com.android.settings,eu.chainfire.supersu,jackpal.androidterm,com.kuban.settings,com.sec.android.app.voicerecorder,com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox,com.ipsec.vpnclient,com.google.android.youtube,</CscFeature_MultiWindow_AddOnApp></FeatureSet>
Dubbsy said:
Here is the string used in the last update of BluKuban. Obviously the list would get larger, smaller, etc per every app you want added. But your idea is 100% correct. It works. Just thought I'd aid in the discussion. :good:
Code:
<CscFeature_MultiWindow_AddOnApp>com.sec.android.app.popupcalculator,com.android.calendar,com.sec.android.app.camera,com.android.chrome,com.android.contacts,com.android.providers.downloads.ui,com.android.email,com.estrongs.android.pop,com.sec.android.gallery3d,com.google.android.gm,com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox,com.google.android.gms,com.google.android.apps.plus,com.google.android.talk,com.ktoonsez.KTweaker,com.google.android.apps.maps,com.google.android.apps.maps,com.android.vending,com.android.mms,com.google.android.apps.plus,com.google.android.apps.maps,com.android.contacts,com.google.android.music,com.sec.android.widgetapp.diotek.smemo,com.vlingo.midas,com.android.settings,eu.chainfire.supersu,jackpal.androidterm,com.kuban.settings,com.sec.android.app.voicerecorder,com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox,com.ipsec.vpnclient,com.google.android.youtube,</CscFeature_MultiWindow_AddOnApp></FeatureSet>
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I didn't even think about googling if it worked or not, when I tested and it worked I didn't think it would at first. Are they any restrictions on what you can add to this? Im on stock deodexed mdk and I always thought before that you had to modify the framework to get custom apps in multi window.
Surge1223 said:
I didn't even think about googling if it worked or not, when I tested and it worked I didn't think it would at first. Are they any restrictions on what you can add to this? Im on stock deodexed mdk and I always thought before that you had to modify the framework to get custom apps in multi window.
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No restrictions that I know of.