Come over and get some.. For rooted and non-rooted devices. Requirement for non-rooted is just running KitKat 4.4.x
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/debloater-remove-carrier-bloat-t2998294
Leave all questions, suggestions, etc.. in the above thread.
Will this work on generic and what all does it remove?
zombiej79 said:
Will this work on generic and what all does it remove?
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If your phone is rooted, it will remove just about anything you want. If you are not rooted and are running KitKat, you can disable/block almost anything as well. It supports Xposed framework and should work with just about any device.
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I've just rooted my HDX 7" and I want to get rid of as many Amazon apps as possible. So I need your help to tell if any system apps is safe to be removed without the risk of bricking the device? ?
Thank you so much in advance
[Device info]
Firmware: 13.3.2.3.2 (rooted)
Fully OTA updates removed using HDX toolkit 0.9.4
GAPPS installed
its not
sutudaubu said:
I've just rooted my HDX 7" and I want to get rid of as many Amazon apps as possible. So I need your help to tell if any system apps is safe to be removed without the risk of bricking the device? ?
Thank you so much in advance
[Device info]
Firmware: 13.3.2.3.2 (rooted)
Fully OTA updates removed using HDX toolkit 0.9.4
GAPPS installed
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NOT Safe to remove anything or even modify stock anymore then you have..thats what safestrap is for.
jimyv said:
NOT Safe to remove anything or even modify stock anymore then you have..thats what safestrap is for.
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Thank you so much!!
At least you're the only one answer me
when
sutudaubu said:
Thank you so much!!
At least you're the only one answer me
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When we gain fast boot capabilities things will change but there is no easy recovery of this device from Brik state .., Be advised do all your homework and do it well before you make modifications or use safestrap.
I didn't find any crapware which comes installed with Amazon OS.
so no system apps needs to be installed
blade22 said:
I didn't find any crapware which comes installed with Amazon OS.
so no system apps needs to be installed
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It's jusy theory, I'm not sure if Amazon put any mod on their OS ??
Works on VZW and AT&T latest 4.4 kernels
Directions:
1. Flash zip
2. Open terminal and type
Code:
su
modload
Insert a a compiled and compatible module using insmod, confirm it loaded using lsmod
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Here's a zip of modules that work with NC5 and NC1 most made by yours truly.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mpyeju0082c6f9m/modules.zip?dl=0
Thanks to @jeboo for the original exploit, this is his exploit but using a different method of writing over memory.
If you don't know the purpose of this then don't download.
Totally dont know the purpose and not too worried, but thanx Surge for not forgetting about us over here.
Nice work, very useful.
Nice job! Will the safestrap your working on with kexec be posted here?
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Surge1223 said:
If you don't know the purpose of this then don't download.
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I dont know the purpose of this but I am curious as to what its for anyway lol
Would this allow us to install safestrap? or a real recovery install? or something completely different?
RandumAccess said:
I dont know the purpose of this but I am curious as to what its for anyway lol
Would this allow us to install safestrap? or a real recovery install? or something completely different?
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It will allow us to flash insecure modules using safestrap .. I am not a dev but trying to answer what I understand from kexec insecure modules will be compiled with the stock kernel and then flashed so we can flash aosp roms . Correct me I know I am wrong somewhere .. lol
So I've gotten quite a few messages about this asking what it does and what it's for etc. This does the same thing bypasslkm does (this is a reimplementation of bypasslkm for NC5 and NC1). You guys can read the bypasslkm thread over in AT&T S4 dev thread by jeboo to learn more.
If you have trouble getting wifi to work on a custom rom though this will allow the wifi module to load. I wanted to avoid having to say that so every Tom, **** and Harry doesn't rush in here to ask why wifi won't work on so and so's rom and why this didnt fix it.
Will this allow AOSP or unlock your bootloader? No, it will not.
Will it allow you to load modules that are compatible? Yes it will. Granted you know how to load modules (if not, Google insmod)
Surge1223 said:
So I've gotten quite a few messages about this asking what it does and what it's for etc. This does the same thing bypasslkm does (this is a reimplementation of bypasslkm for NC5 and NC1). You guys can read the bypasslkm thread over in AT&T S4 dev thread by jeboo to learn more.
If you have trouble getting wifi to work on a custom rom though this will allow the wifi module to load. I wanted to avoid having to say that so every Tom, **** and Harry doesn't rush in here to ask why wifi won't work on so and so's rom and why this didnt fix it.
Will this allow AOSP or unlock your bootloader? No, it will not.
Will it allow you to load modules that are compatible? Yes it will. Granted you know how to load modules (if not, Google insmod)
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So does this mean we will be able to load 4.4.4 Touchwiz Roms, without changing our bootloader?
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joshuabg said:
So does this mean we will be able to load 4.4.4 Touchwiz Roms, without changing our bootloader?
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No, but it also doesn't mean you can't. I haven't tried to boot a 4.4.4 rom so I have no idea if they fail due to module incompatibility.
I successfully loaded the fast charge module on stock NC5 just to play around. I recognize some of the modules you have in that zip you put together like scsi_wait_scan.ko, but I was just curious what some/most of the others do. For instance I googled like crazy to find out what fuvzw.ko was and found nothing. This seriously is some awesome work! Seems like a huge step to being open once again!
shag_on_e said:
I successfully loaded the fast charge module on stock NC5 just to play around. I recognize some of the modules you have in that zip you put together like scsi_wait_scan.ko, but I was just curious what some/most of the others do. For instance I googled like crazy to find out what fuvzw.ko was and found nothing. This seriously is some awesome work! Seems like a huge step to being open once again!
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A lot of them don't do anything theyre just tests. Lol fuvzw, just creates a temp directory in /dev/fuvzw. State.ko just adds a funny message if you type cat /proc/state in terminal. sysctbl.ko finds the system call table etc. I just put them in to show making custom modules do load.
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No, but it also doesn't mean you can't. I haven't tried to boot a 4.4.4 rom so I have no idea if they fail due to module incompatibility.
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I tried to boot a 4.4.4 rom with the zip and modules with wiping and it didnt boot.. Went to the screen showing unsupported software.
ITR218 said:
I tried to boot a 4.4.4 rom with the zip and modules with wiping and it didnt boot.. Went to the screen showing unsupported software.
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Was it a touchwiz based rom? What Safestrap did you use?
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Was it a touchwiz based rom? What Safestrap did you use?
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It was ROM] KTU84Q [AOSP] 【4.4.4】Dan&Ktoonsez 【CM (final) 09-16-2014】v using safestrap KTLEVZN-NCG-3.75
ITR218 said:
It was ROM] KTU84Q [AOSP] 【4.4.4】Dan&Ktoonsez 【CM (final) 09-16-2014】v using safestrap KTLEVZN-NCG-3.75
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Thats is an AOSP rom, It will not work unless it is modified to work with safestrap or kexec is implemented to safestrap. What phone are you using?
I was trying to say that we maybe able to get a 4.4.4 Touchwiz based ROM to work.
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Thats is an AOSP rom, It will not work unless it is modified to work with safestrap or kexec is implemented to safestrap. What phone are you using?
I was trying to say that we maybe able to get a 4.4.4 Touchwiz based ROM to work.
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Honestly I just realized that information about the AOSP ROM im running the Eclipse S4 TW - v4.0.2 (6/25/14) - Real AOSP styling!! KitKat has arrived! This has been my favorite rom so far as I just got the s4 I545 and had the s3 that was rooted unlocked. I may try a touchwiz rom 4.4.4 any suggested rom ?
Just curious (and if this is a dumb question sorry in advance)... but how far off does this make us from having KEXEC on the S4 running say NC5?
AngryManMLS said:
Just curious (and if this is a dumb question sorry in advance)... but how far off does this make us from having KEXEC on the S4 running say NC5?
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I believe its in the general section, But Surge has made a post called "If we are serious about unlocking the bootloader" and some pages into it he tells that he is starting to get kexec on the s4 and s5. I believe he is close, havent checked in a while.
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I believe its in the general section, But Surge has made a post called "If we are serious about unlocking the bootloader" and some pages into it he tells that he is starting to get kexec on the s4 and s5. I believe he is close, havent checked in a while.
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Yeah I've been following that thread. I just was unsure of how close/far aware things are with these insecure modules so I felt it was better to ask. Hopefully the kexec work on the S4/S5 can also be helpful on the Note 3. I know @hsbadr has been making some progress on things with the VZW Note 3 so we'll see.
Should I update to Lolipop on the S5? I hear there is some battery issues on some of the phones. Any issues with the Lolipop on T-Mobile S5?
not if you want root and rom. it becomes a ***** with lollipop.
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not if you want root and rom. it becomes a ***** with lollipop.
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Well I have Knox with KitKat so if I update to Lolipop I loose root and it's hard to root again than?
molitar said:
Well I have Knox with KitKat so if I update to Lolipop I loose root and it's hard to root again than?
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You'll miss xposed framework, if it is something you use.
I've haven't posted in awhile, but I've been running NE6 rooted with Towelroot for about a year now. I have the stock ROM installed with zero issues.
Recently, I've read around about Lollipop and saw there have been a few issues which need to be ironed out, although I've never installed it and can't speak from real world use.
Coming from the S4 which I used to flash ROMs like crazy, I've gotten used to the S5 with NE6 stock, and rooted to run several apps which require Root.
So at least for now, I'm sticking with NE6.
To answer for the root part it's not hard. Took me no more than a few minutes with cf-auto root. Same process and files I used in kit kit. Lolipop has some minor issues but battery life hasn't been one of them for me. Only thing I miss is xposed....
chstewart said:
To answer for the root part it's not hard. Took me no more than a few minutes with cf-auto root. Same process and files I used in kit kit. Lolipop has some minor issues but battery life hasn't been one of them for me. Only thing I miss is xposed....
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Well, if all you're doing is rooting the stock rom then yeah, I understand missing xposed. There is now a setup that will install xposed on roms that have been deodexed. Stock roms have not been though. Only problem is a lot of the modules still won't work on Lollipop and even fewer on Touchwiz lollipop.
I have the G900Tuvucnk2 version and it won't let me do the software upgrade to lollipop, it says the device is up to date but I'm still on 4.4.2? Any ideas why
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After I rooted with king root I was wondering if there are any Roms that are installable with the oc1 bootloader?
Bren123 said:
After I rooted with king root I was wondering if there are any Roms that are installable with the oc1 bootloader?
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theoretically, you could use anything based off of touchwiz lollipop. however, the only ROM that seems to be completely stable/properly working for people is http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s4-verizon/development/stang5litre-ediition-5-0-t3132555
Is there any clear guide on installing it
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theoretically, you could use anything based off of touchwiz lollipop. however, the only ROM that seems to be completely stable/properly working for people is http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s4-verizon/development/stang5litre-ediition-5-0-t3132555
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Thanks Lol
So recently i was successful in rooting my device. Well i have heard of root cloak and i installed it from my xposed installer. Im currently running the Sky Dragon stock rom for 5.1.1. And even though I've installed root cloaker and activated and rebooted my device, i added the Android Pay app to the list. I then force closed or stopped the Android Pay app. So it gives me the error about it not being compatible so why or how is it still detecting my root? Is it cause the custom stock rom?
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So recently i was successful in rooting my device. Well i have heard of root cloak and i installed it from my xposed installer. Im currently running the Sky Dragon stock rom for 5.1.1. And even though I've installed root cloaker and activated and rebooted my device, i added the Android Pay app to the list. I then force closed or stopped the Android Pay app. So it gives me the error about it not being compatible so why or how is it still detecting my root? Is it cause the custom stock rom?
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there's a post in p 11/12 of the CM13 thread where someone used a nexus 5x build.prop, unrooted, rebooted, added android pay, then. Re enabled root, and kept android pay functionality.
I did this too, and it worked for me. Even updated to latest nightly and kept functionality. Good luck.
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Can you tell me how? I'm not quite following how that guy described it.
ToF_Itachi said:
Can you tell me how? I'm not quite following how that guy described it.
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Do a backup/ nandroid first. I screwed up when I first did this and it was a disaster trying to fix it.
1. download his attached build.prop.
2. Backup yours.
3. Replace your build.prop with his.
4. Disable root/unroot.
5. reboot.
6. Open android pay and add your cards.
7. Re-root/enable root, and enjoy.
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Does the phone has to be on CM 13 or will it work on stock root?
Hyper_Warp said:
Does the phone has to be on CM 13 or will it work on stock root?
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if you're stock, I think you just need to disable/un root, set up android pay, then re root. Not positive though, been on cm since the day bump was released, and haven't looked back.
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Well see im on a stock based rom called SkyDragon so will it work for that?
It might. Nandroid first, and please report back for anyone else who might be following this.
I have the sky Dragon rom with xsposed installed running the 5.1 or whatever their newest one is for. It didn't work