Hi guys thats a home plugin for GoodLock
mariolcela said:
Hi guys thats a home plugin for GoodLock
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Where can I find the option to set it up?
deglaser said:
Where can I find the option to set it up?
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Download GoodLock from Samsung galaxy store and ijnsthome up plugin.
If you cant find goodlock in your country download nicelook from playstore
It didn't work on my S10 Plus or my Tab S6... let's see if it works with my Ultra. Although, the thing I want samsung to allow stock launcher to do the most is allow play store icon packs and Home Up doesn't, yet at least.
Edit: Doesn't work on my Ultra either.
le0.br4zuc4 said:
It didn't work on my S10 Plus or my Tab S6... let's see if it works with my Ultra. Although, the thing I want samsung to allow stock launcher to do the most is allow play store icon packs and Home Up doesn't, yet at least.
Edit: Doesn't work on my Ultra either.
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Hmm..it works great on S20U
S20U-Exynos
Xode said:
Hmm..it works great on S20U
S20U-Exynos
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On my S20 Ultra (snapdragon) doesn't at all. It says "app disable because Home Up isn't compatible with One UI"
This is great. Makes my app drawer two pages instead of 5
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le0.br4zuc4 said:
On my S20 Ultra (snapdragon) doesn't at all. It says "app disable because Home Up isn't compatible with One UI"
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Yeah, that's weird....maybe this helps you...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=82352809
S20U-Exynos
I wish there was a option to change the size of the icons!
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It would be nice to customize the size of the folders. I have a folder with only 3 apps and it is placed in the first row of the folder's maximum display area, which makes it hard to reach. The folder size should be smaller so that it makes the apps reachable, one handed.
garyHal said:
It would be nice to customize the size of the folders. I have a folder with only 3 apps and it is placed in the first row of the folder's maximum display area, which makes it hard to reach. The folder size should be smaller so that it makes the apps reachable, one handed.
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Here mby ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53UNJV5klUg
le0.br4zuc4 said:
It didn't work on my S10 Plus or my Tab S6... let's see if it works with my Ultra. Although, the thing I want samsung to allow stock launcher to do the most is allow play store icon packs and Home Up doesn't, yet at least.
Edit: Doesn't work on my Ultra either.
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Install https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bluehorizonapps.nicelock3
And then https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/samsu...lease/home-up-1-0-00-19-android-apk-download/
Thats you done ?
le0.br4zuc4 said:
On my S20 Ultra (snapdragon) doesn't at all. It says "app disable because Home Up isn't compatible with One UI"
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Install https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bluehorizonapps.nicelock3
And then https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/samsu...lease/home-up-1-0-00-19-android-apk-download/
Thats you done ?
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Here mby ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53UNJV5klUg
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Awww, thank you. I now understand what "Folder Popup" means.
So that feature works great on the home folders because they are located at the bottom of the phone. The problem is now reversed for the Apps page. All of my folders are at the top row and the folder popup is even further away now, lol.
I have my dpi set to 480 and it messes up with the widget, unfortunately. The font is very small on the widgets while in Lawnchair and any other 3rd party apps it's fine.
The main reason I go with 3rd party launchers is the amount of icons I can put in a page and this is a very nice addition to the stock launcher but widgets don't scale right with the change in dpi.
This is currently bugged and it breaks the swipe right to go to previous app navigation gesture.
FOR THOSE WHO CAN'T GET HOME UP TO WORK WITH THEIR GOOD LOCK APP
I figured it out guys. I was able to get Home Up working with my Verizon Ultra. Here are the steps to getting it to work.
1) Download Android SDk platform-tools ok your PC and set it on your computers desktop or where ever it is easier for you to find
2) Download the Samsung phone drivers from the Samsung developers page
3) Install the drivers on your computer
4) Extract the "platform-tools" folder on your computer
5) Download One UI Apk 11.0.72.31 to your computer and place inside extraced "platform-tools" folder
6) Inside the "platform-tools" folder on your computer, push "shift" and "right click" on any empty space inside that folder.
7) Click on "Run ADB" or "Open Powershell"
8) Inside the ADB type ".\adb devices" or "adb devices" make sure your device comes up on devices list
9) Then type ".\adb install" or "adb install" then space and drag the one ui Apk to the spot after "adb install"
10) it should then install the Apk
After that you should be good to run the home up app inside goodlock
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FOR THOSE WHO CAN'T GET HOME UP TO WORK WITH THEIR GOOD LOCK APP
I figured it out guys. I was able to get Home Up working with my Verizon Ultra. Here are the steps to getting it to work.
1) Download Android SDk platform-tools ok your PC and set it on your computers desktop or where ever it is easier for you to find
2) Download the Samsung phone drivers from the Samsung developers page
3) Install the drivers on your computer
4) Extract the "platform-tools" folder on your computer
5) Download One UI Apk 11.0.72.31 to your computer and place inside extraced "platform-tools" folder
6) Inside the "platform-tools" folder on your computer, push "shift" and "right click" on any empty space inside that folder.
7) Click on "Run ADB" or "Open Powershell"
8) Inside the ADB type ".\adb devices" or "adb devices" make sure your device comes up on devices list
9) Then type ".\adb install" or "adb install" then space and drag the one ui Apk to the spot after "adb install"
10) it should then install the Apk
After that you should be good to run the home up app inside goodlock
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You might have to rename the one ui Apk to com.sec.android.app.launcher
absaga said:
This is currently bugged and it breaks the swipe right to go to previous app navigation gesture.
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Works okay for me and I have both Home Up and the Good Task module installed.
joqsan said:
FOR THOSE WHO CAN'T GET HOME UP TO WORK WITH THEIR GOOD LOCK APP
I figured it out guys. I was able to get Home Up working with my Verizon Ultra. Here are the steps to getting it to work.
1) Download Android SDk platform-tools ok your PC and set it on your computers desktop or where ever it is easier for you to find
2) Download the Samsung phone drivers from the Samsung developers page
3) Install the drivers on your computer
4) Extract the "platform-tools" folder on your computer
5) Download One UI Apk 11.0.72.31 to your computer and place inside extraced "platform-tools" folder
6) Inside the "platform-tools" folder on your computer, push "shift" and "right click" on any empty space inside that folder.
7) Click on "Run ADB" or "Open Powershell"
8) Inside the ADB type ".\adb devices" or "adb devices" make sure your device comes up on devices list
9) Then type ".\adb install" or "adb install" then space and drag the one ui Apk to the spot after "adb install"
10) it should then install the Apk
After that you should be good to run the home up app inside goodlock
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You might have to rename the one ui Apk to com.sec.android.app.launcher
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No issues after getting it to work? I heard some of the people who got it to work had issues with icons not resizing correctly
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Sorry guys this no longer works...
Ubuntu removed alot of the files needed to run it on a phone off of their website which is why you are getting the errors on the script to try and install it.
Recapped:
Here's what I mean the website the script is going to to get the files no longer exists...
Heres an example to see for yourself: http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/pool/universe/t/tightvnc/tightvncserver_1.3.9-4_armel.deb
I will try and find a new link to plug in but for now it DOES NOT WORK!
Thank you for your patience on the thread,
StrumerJohn
==== How to Install Ubuntu Linux on your HTC EVO 3D / Sensation 4G ====
Table of Contents
Post 1
1: Disclaimer
2: Pre Requirements
3: PC Guide to push to phone
4: MAC Guide to push to phone
5: Additional Scripts
6: Credits
Post 2
1: FAQs
2: Recognitions
Post 3
1: News and Updates
2: Additional Notices
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-Disclaimer-
This has been tested on my phone and runs perfectly fine, I am not responsible for you breaking, bricking, or dropping your phone on the floor and causing the USB cable to fall out and blow up your device.
Pre Requirements:
A rooted HTC EVO 3D or Sensation 4G
A S-off'd HTC EVO 3D or Sensation 4G
netarchy's kernel (Silverneedle Test5)
Android SDK
The USB drivers for your phone. (x32) (x64)
A microSD Card
2.3 GB Free of space on your microSD card
Know how to read to directions
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The intense Procedure:
1. Download this version of Ubuntu. [Download #1] [Download #2]
2. Unzip the Ubuntu folder to your desktop and if you want, delete the compressed one you downloaded.
3. On your phone go to Settings > Applications > Development and turn on USB debugging.
4. Plug in your USB cable (from your computer to your phone) and mount your (mirco)SD card.
5. Move or copy over the unzipped / normal Ubuntu folder. This will take a long time unless you have a class10 microSD card.
6. After moving / copying that file over, tell your phone to unmount the (micro)SD card / Set the phone to Charge Only mode.
7. Now on your computer, go to where you have Android SDK installed. (Example on my computer: E:\Program Files (X86)\Android\android-sdk )
8. When in the main SDK folder, hold shift and right click a blank area and then click on "open command window here". It should of opened the command line window with the directory of your SDK already put in. If not type cd "C:\Your directory or location of your SDK"
9. Now type "cd platform-tools"
9.5. (Optional) "type adb devices" and check if the computer recognizes your phone. If not you need to reinstall your drivers from the download link above in the requirements.
10. Type "adb shell"
11. Type "su" so we have superuser permissions
12. Type "cd /sdcard" so the directory is changed to the (micro)SD card
13. Type "cd ubuntu" so the directory is changed to the Ubuntu File
14. Type "sh ubuntu.sh" so we can install Ubuntu
15. Type "bootubuntu" to start up Ubuntu. Next time you enter Ubuntu, you just need to type "bootubuntu" from your /sdcard/ubuntu directory, there is no need to run ubuntu.sh again.
16. If you got "[email protected]" in the command line, you have sucessfully installed Ubuntu. If not make sure you installed netarchy's kernel. If it still does not install correctly please try a different ROM, I have only tested this on SteelROM 1.1. *AFTER INSTALLING ANY ROM, YOU NEED TO REINTALL THE KERNEL.*
17. Now type "apt-get update" to update Ubuntu to the latest version. Then "apt-get upgrade" to apply the update.
18. Type "apt-get install tightvncserver" to install the vncserver. (Your telling your phone to read off it self pretty much.)
19. Type "export USER=root" To make yourself a user / the user
20. Type "vncserver -geometry 1024×800" to set the screen resolution you want to display on your phone. Remember you can always zoom in by pinching, so you don't need to make this that much smaller. You should also get prompted to set a password, do so. You will need to remember this password to log in.
21. Download the AndroidVNC Viewer off the Market here.
22. Open the viewer, and put in a nickname, your PASSWORD FROM ABOVE, and for the IP Address put: 127.0.0.1 for the port put 5901. THEN SCROLL DOWN and make the COLOR FORMAT 24-bit colors (4bpp).
And finally, hit Connect to launch Ubuntu on your phone!
For Mac users:
Finder -> Applications -> Utilities (folder) -> Terminal
When you cd to where your adb is located, cd is lowercase as are most all unix commands.
If you're unsure where to go, get to adb in your Finder, right-click, get info, the pop-up will show you the path. Note in unix that the folders (subdirectories) are separated by / and not by \ like in Windows.
Once you're there, the only trick you need to know is to tell unix that adb is located where you are, so you change the adb shell command like this:
./adb shell
That's about it, all other instructions once you're inside the phone shell are the same.
OBTW - after the unzip of the initial file from the OP, just drag and drop the whole ubuntu folder to your NO NAME drive (normal sd card formatting doesn't get a name at the factory, so by now you know that your sd card mounts like that anyways I'd suppose - just put it here in case).
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Additional Scripts
Danaff37's
danaff37 said:
That's the script catted out.
I posted a different script a few pages back that I think will help you guys. I modified it so we should have no trouble with apps in sd.. I finally got a bigger sdcard so I can test this stuff and this script works great. Please guys try this script. If you download it in phone it will change the name and add a bin on it I think, so rename it accordingly and make sure it gets into /system/bin with the right permissions (755 or rwxr-xr-x), then run it
http://db.tt/gin57Gd
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Credits:
Ubuntu Modded and Guide by: Me
Mac Guide Written by: EarlyMon
danaff37's Script by : danaff37 (of course)
Original dev of Ubuntu: Zedomax
If you have any problems beside the slow downloads because of the blown up servers, let me know below. Also I tried to type this fast, so if there is any typo's or broken links let me know too! Thanks!
Also feel free to hit the Thanks button or Donate for more Guides
FAQS
FAQS
Do I need to have everything in the android-sdk downloaded and installed?
No, you just need to have the base sdk.
When I tell the command prompt to adb devices, my phone does not show up!!
Make sure you have installed the proper drivers for your phone and for your correct operating system
I'm not getting "[email protected]" when I type / copy-&-paste "bootubuntu"
Well, this could be for a various amount of reasons, first make sure you have a rooted HTC EVO 3D/Sensation. And by root, I mean a full root, not just a temp root or S-off. If you still do not get "[email protected]", flash your device (or go though your data folder and delete all the ubuntu files, then delete the ubuntu file off of your sd card and clear your caches.), and retry the above steps. If the problem still persists, then please PM me with your exact problem.
I'm having issues within the VNC, and I get an error message when I hit "connect".
Make sure you typed your password correctly, the passwords are case sensitive. If you still cannot get in, make sure your IP Adress is set to "127.0.0.1" and your Port(s) are "5901".
The colors on my screen look all weird and disorientated, how do I fix this?
Close Ubuntu, and re-open the VNC application, then scroll down to "Color Format" and tap on "24-bit color (4 bpp)".
The on-screen keyboard does not work and I get a different letter or character for whatever character I type!
The on-screen keyboard will work now, if you install LXDE.
I'm not good with reading text! I need a video demonstration!
For a video head here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbunTRzEQCI
How do I close Ubuntu?
Two options here:
1.Logout of the server and go to your homescreen and push menu, then go to settings, then Applications, then Running Services and close any remaining open part of the server program. The service may re-open later, do not close it though. It won't use up a noticable amount of RAM, just enough to make sure the application opens quick again.
2. Logout of the server and use your favorite task killer to close the server process. The service may re-open later, do not close it though. It won't use up a noticable amount of RAM, just enough to make sure the application opens quick again.
FAQS should be in order chronologically (until the end of them).
I would like to give a huge thanks to EarlyMon, for helping out lost members. This thread would not be as peaceful if it were not for him.
And it seems I have forgotten to list another VERY helpful person here, danaff37. I am really grateful to both of these two for all of the help and work they have done to aid others.
Am I missing a question that you are pretty sure is asked ALOT (lol)? Then PM me please and I'll get it up here ASAP!
Upcoming Change log for final release:
(StrumerJohn's Zedomax Ubuntu Mod)
Made a launchable .exe for easier updating and installing of Ubuntu
Default mode LXDE for fixed keyboard
Pushes Server application to your phone
Fixed a few problems that caused people to have an error in installing
Server application updated
Fixed port issues for log in errors
News update 11/13/11
Bad news and Good News:
Ubuntu was successfully updated
Update brakes keyboard
Update breaks Apps2SD
Update takes up less space (1GB instead of 2GB)
Update ONLY works on MIUI so far
Updated script to add work around for those facing issues
Computer .exe only working on x64 Windows 7 computers ;-;
Thank you for those of you testing! Might make this open Beta...!
Version as of 12/12/11
Alpha Build 1.0
What Doesn't Work so far:
Boots to latest version only to lock up phone (Unless you are running MIUI)
Keyboard borked
Doesn't work on ICS
Audio Broken
Apps Saved on SD
What works:
Everything else
Sweeeeet.
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Wow this is amazing! Never used linux before tho...
Haven't looked at the bootubuntu script yet, but I know a lot of these couldn't work if you had any apps on sdcard at all. Each app moved to sd takes a loop device.
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maazing will try tonight!!!!!!
danaff37 said:
Haven't looked at the bootubuntu script yet, but I know a lot of these couldn't work if you had any apps on sdcard at all. Each app moved to sd takes a loop device.
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Just moved partially like moving to the SD or Actually having them Downloaded and Installed to the SD?
Interesting. Nice write up
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Cool...
But, why.
Cause you can?
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Because Ubuntu has some computer applications you can't normally use on your phone. In the browser download Java and check out runescape runs like shizzle but once we get new quad phones out I'm sure it would run fine. lol
This is what I wanted. Million thanks....
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Just moved partially like moving to the SD or Actually having them Downloaded and Installed to the SD?
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Using the stock apps to sd like under manage applications (like the same as is available on a non rooted phone). The script for ch rooting can be made to work around it though. But most aren't.
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Using the stock apps to sd like under manage applications (like the same as is available on a non rooted phone). The script for ch rooting can be made to work around it though. But most aren't.
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If there are any small minor problems like that and it's not working proper, let me know. I'll mess around with some things and release a patch.
Installed successfully and works great except I can't type cause of the keyboard glitch. Anyway around it?
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Working with shooter rewind
akiradavis said:
Installed successfully and works great except I can't type cause of the keyboard glitch. Anyway around it?
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The only way to get around it atm (at the moment) is to use a bluetooth keyboard.
Very sweet! I will test this tomorrow when I get home. It should work on my ROM as well
Nice....can't wait for the keyboard fix.
Hi,
When I go to gPlay on the Q and click on "Apps" I only get like 150,000 results available for download, only a small fraction of the total apps available. When I go there on my computer browser to try to download an app to the Q it says "This app is not compatible with this device" for 90% of the apps. So, no dice with either method.
I have been sideloading apps and most of them work just fine. So I want to get around this gPlay restriction on the Q so I can just download apps directly from gPlay rather than having to sideload them.
(I am fully aware that the reason why gPlay keeps track of which devices are compatible is to avoid more "broken" apps than necessary, but in the case of the Q their own system appears to be broken itself, so I want to get around it.)
So, I bought the Device Spoofer app for $1.50USD
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scheffsblend.devicespoof&hl=en
which, despite the reviews worked just fine for me on both the Nexus 7 and on Nexus Q. It changes your build.prop file to spoof Google Play into thinking you are a different device of your choosing. Note that, as it says in the instructions, you need to spoof the device using the app, reboot, go to gPlay, *download an app* (any app), and from then on gPlay will register your device as a different one.
That works for me -- I select for example "Galaxy Nexus", go thru the steps above, and voila, gPlay in my computer's browser has now replace "Nexus Q" with "Galaxy Nexus". Pretty cool.
HOWEVER, and I am now getting to the point, this doesn't allow me to download any more apps than I had access to before! It still says "This app is not compatible with this device ["Galaxy Nexus"]" for the same apps that were incompatible before. Browsing gPlay on the Q also doesn't yield any new opportunities for downloading apps.
I think what is happening is that even though the build.prop file is being changed, the Q is still reporting to gPlay that it doesn't have, for instance: GPS, phone functionality, etc etc, long list of items. And that means that any apps that require any one of those functionalities is "not compatible" (despite the fact that sideloading many of them means they work just fine).
So, my point is, does anyone know how to spoof gPlay so that the Q reports to gPlay that it has all of the bells and whistles? (GPS, phone functionality, etc etc)
Thanks
I downloaded all the .xml files from my Q's /system/etc/permissions folder and compared them to those downloaded from my Nexus 7. There are about half the number of files and indeed many things are not supported, no surprise.
Is it safe to just copy all the .xml files from my Nexus7 to my NexusQ? (plus a few .jar files that are linked to in the .xml files).
And perhaps then gPlay will show more apps?
OK sorry for multiple posts, but what the heck I just tried it. And can't see any more apps on gPlay. Tried downloading one that was visible as I thought it might only report its permissions at download-time, but nothing changed after the download. Drawing blanks here.
FIGURED IT OUT!
That's right folks, you can now download any app directly onto the Q! No sideloading, no adb.
Followed these instructions for a different device. Basically I was on the right track but needed to change the .xml's file permissions back to rw-r-r and then clear gPlay cache, reboot, etc, then it worked.
Pasting the steps from this page http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/34849-guide-to-fix-market-to-get-more-apps-compatible/ below, with the small modification that I got my .xml files from my Nexus 7, not from his/her link, and I only loaded the tablet_core_hardware.xml so far (I have not attempted loading on any of the Nexus 7's other .xmls but most of them don't seem useful). Thanks go out to bosondehiggs of slatedroid.com. I have made a note in square brackets at which point my Nexus Q gPlay started suddenly showing all apps.
A. Backup /system/etc/permissions (just take a copy with ES file explorer or root explorer.recommended just in case)
B. copy the xmlfiles files into /system/etc/permissions (android.hardware.location.gps.xml, android.hardware.location.xml, com.android.location.provider.xml, tablet_core_hardware.xml) agree to over write all of them
C. Make sure the file permission are rw-r-r (with ES file explorer, long tap then change properties on each file..to help you out all files in that directory need to be rw-r-r)
D. Go to settings->apps->all and tap Google Play Store
E. Click on Clear data
F. REBOOT tablet
market still not working
Go to settings->apps->all Go to “Google Play Store” again
‘Clear Cache’ if it lets you then ‘Force Stop’ — DO NOT Clear data
back and Go to “Google Services Framework”
‘Clear data’ then ‘Force Stop’
REBOOT your machine. [After rebooting, the Nexus Q worked with gPlay just fine!]
Then after reboot market is still not working.. then go into..
settings->apps->all google play store again open it but this time clear data if it lets you..
thats it exit open market up, login and you should now have full market access....Youtube...Facebook....
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hey, this looks cool I want to give it a try.
do you mind posting the instructions from beginning to end?
and the xml file needed too?
sonikot said:
hey, this looks cool I want to give it a try.
do you mind posting the instructions from beginning to end?
and the xml file needed too?
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Sure, happy to. I'll include in greater detail than an expert hacker needs, so it's more noob-friendly.
First you need ES File Explorer app (get es_file_explorer_v1_6_1_7.apk or latest version from the publisher at http://www.estrongs.com/en/download.html).
adb connect to your device if not already. Type "adb devices" to check you are connected.
adb install the ES File Explorer .apk, and run it using the Trebuchet launcher.
Press "settings" (see my keyboard page to see how to do that). Scroll down and click Settings and enable "Up to root". Also enable "Root Explorer". OK we're done here for now, we'll use this app later.
Download this file: http://www.davidnhutch.com/tablet_core_hardware.xml. It's one of the .xml permissions files from the Nexus 7. You may also try other .xml files from other devices at your own risk. Or you can try mine, I guess also at your own risk.
Let's go back to adb. "adb shell"
"su"
"mkdir /sdcard/permissionsbackup"
"cat /system/etc/permissions > /sdcard/permissionsbackup"
"exit"
"exit". You should now be out of shell but still in the command window.
"adb push <path-to-that-xml-file>/tablet_core_hardware.xml /sdcard/tablet_core_hardware.xml"
"adb shell"
"su"
"cat /sdcard/tablet_core_hardware.xml > /system/etc/permissions/tablet_core_hardware.xml"
If you want, check it's there: "cd /system/etc/permissions" "ls"
"exit"
"exit"
Next we will change the file permissions for that file we just copied. Open ES File Explorer, click "Up" once to get to the root directory, click System > etc > permissions. Right click or long-press on tablet_core_hardware.xml. Scroll to the bottom of the list that comes up and select Properties. Click the Change button. Select the following boxes, and only the following boxes: User read, User write, Group read, Other read. Click OK, OK. The other files in that directory also need to be rw-r-r, but they should be fine.
Go to Settings > Apps > All > Google Play Store
Click Clear data
Reboot the Q by typing "adb reboot". If you did that using adb-over-wifi, then you'll probably need to do the "adb connect" thing again to reconnect.
Open Google Play. If it's still not working (still shows only a few apps), then continue.
Go to Settings > Apps > All > Google Play Store
Click Clear cache if it lets you, then click Force stop. DO NOT Clear data
Go back once and go to “Google Services Framework”
Click Clear data then Force stop
Reboot the Q again in the same way. After rebooting, my Nexus Q worked with gPlay just fine! However if you still don't see new apps, continue.
Go to Settings > Aapps > All > Google Play Store
Clear Data if it lets you
That's it! Now just Open Google Play, login and you should be able to see and download almost any app either directly on the Q or remotely through a browser on your computer. You may need to download just one app (any app) in order to be able to get the remote download via browser thing working, as Google Play appears to update its knowledge of which devices you have only when you download something.
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Sure, happy to. I'll include in greater detail than an expert hacker needs, so it's more noob-friendly.
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I have now put that list here: http://davidnhutch.com/sandbox/blog/how-to-make-google-play-show-you-more-apps/
I will attempt to maintain the instructions at the above link (in case there are errors, or in case the non-GoogleIO Nexus Q's behave differently to the GoogleIO NexusQ (which I have)).
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I have now put that list here: http://davidnhutch.com/sandbox/blog/how-to-make-google-play-show-you-more-apps/
I will attempt to maintain the instructions at the above link (in case there are errors, or in case the non-GoogleIO Nexus Q's behave differently to the GoogleIO NexusQ (which I have)).
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hey step 3 isnt working on the assumption I know how to lauch trebuchet on Q.
How would I launch trebuchet?
sonikot said:
hey step 3 isnt working on the assumption I know how to lauch trebuchet on Q.
How would I launch trebuchet?
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bump can somebody upload the file for trebuchet and explain how to run this launcher so we can run .apks
thanks
UKROB86 said:
bump can somebody upload the file for trebuchet and explain how to run this launcher so we can run .apks
thanks
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Sorry, I assume you have already followed the instructions by kornyone here to root and install a launcher:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28484300
There are other ways of doing this too. Some folks have gotten CM9 working on it.
I just made this quick video which shows Trebuchet and the Google Play showing most apps available, near the middle of this video.
What Can You Do with the Nexus Q? : http://youtu.be/6rb4iQDBom0
Press "settings" (see my keyboard page to see how to do that). Scroll down and click Settings and enable "Up to root". Also enable "Root Explorer". OK we're done here for now, we'll use this app later.
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Can you provide us with the link to your keyboard page so I can mimic these steps on my Q. Also to navigate around on the Nexus Q does it still require a USB mouse to be plugged in to it? I rooted my Q but I'm in the process of trying to add AOSP's Jelly Bean ROM ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1776202 ) and use CM9's Trebuchet Launcher ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1410674 ).
I don't want to get in a position where its all on there and I can't navigate the damn thing. The goal is to use what you provided along with these other resources and work it wirelessly via an app like tablet remote or droid input type app.
mrjaymillz said:
Can you provide us with the link to your keyboard page so I can mimic these steps on my Q. Also to navigate around on the Nexus Q does it still require a USB mouse to be plugged in to it? I rooted my Q but I'm in the process of trying to add AOSP's Jelly Bean ROM ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1776202 ) and use CM9's Trebuchet Launcher ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1410674 ).
I don't want to get in a position where its all on there and I can't navigate the damn thing. The goal is to use what you provided along with these other resources and work it wirelessly via an app like tablet remote or droid input type app.
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Sorry, I mean the keyboard page on my website: davidnhutch.com/nexusq, click on Keyboard > Special Keys.
Basically, the "menu" button on android is mapped to the same keycode as the "menu" button on Windows keyboards, which usually has an icon that looks like a drop-down menu with a pointer hovering over it. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menu_key)
You also can do all this from the command line without ES File Explorer, I'm just trying to make it a bit more visual, plus, ES is useful.
I am very interested in what you described you are working on, as I am hoping to try the same thing when I get some time. Please post your results and steps!
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Sure, happy to. I'll include in greater detail than an expert hacker needs, so it's more noob-friendly.
First you need ES File Explorer app (get es_file_explorer_v1_6_1_7.apk or latest version from the publisher at http://www.estrongs.com/en/download.html).
adb connect to your device if not already. Type "adb devices" to check you are connected.
adb install the ES File Explorer .apk, and run it using the Trebuchet launcher.
Press "settings" (see my keyboard page to see how to do that). Scroll down and click Settings and enable "Up to root". Also enable "Root Explorer". OK we're done here for now, we'll use this app later.
Download this file: http://www.davidnhutch.com/tablet_core_hardware.xml. It's one of the .xml permissions files from the Nexus 7. You may also try other .xml files from other devices at your own risk. Or you can try mine, I guess also at your own risk.
Let's go back to adb. "adb shell"
"su"
"mkdir /sdcard/permissionsbackup"
"cat /system/etc/permissions > /sdcard/permissionsbackup"
"exit"
"exit". You should now be out of shell but still in the command window.
"adb push <path-to-that-xml-file>/tablet_core_hardware.xml /sdcard/tablet_core_hardware.xml"
"adb shell"
"su"
"cat /sdcard/tablet_core_hardware.xml > /system/etc/permissions/tablet_core_hardware.xml"
If you want, check it's there: "cd /system/etc/permissions" "ls"
"exit"
"exit"
Next we will change the file permissions for that file we just copied. Open ES File Explorer, click "Up" once to get to the root directory, click System > etc > permissions. Right click or long-press on tablet_core_hardware.xml. Scroll to the bottom of the list that comes up and select Properties. Click the Change button. Select the following boxes, and only the following boxes: User read, User write, Group read, Other read. Click OK, OK. The other files in that directory also need to be rw-r-r, but they should be fine.
Go to Settings > Apps > All > Google Play Store
Click Clear data
Reboot the Q by typing "adb reboot". If you did that using adb-over-wifi, then you'll probably need to do the "adb connect" thing again to reconnect.
Open Google Play. If it's still not working (still shows only a few apps), then continue.
Go to Settings > Apps > All > Google Play Store
Click Clear cache if it lets you, then click Force stop. DO NOT Clear data
Go back once and go to “Google Services Framework”
Click Clear data then Force stop
Reboot the Q again in the same way. After rebooting, my Nexus Q worked with gPlay just fine! However if you still don't see new apps, continue.
Go to Settings > Aapps > All > Google Play Store
Clear Data if it lets you
That's it! Now just Open Google Play, login and you should be able to see and download almost any app either directly on the Q or remotely through a browser on your computer. You may need to download just one app (any app) in order to be able to get the remote download via browser thing working, as Google Play appears to update its knowledge of which devices you have only when you download something.
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Hey David, the .xml file you linked isn't downloadable, can you take a look into this? Also can you provide some clarification on steps 6-15 above, do I enter ADB then type su and everything else as one command? Can you provide a command prompt code showing every entry step by step?
Also as a side not I can't open google play on the launcher or a matter of fact I can't even get a keyboard to show up on the screen to sign in to my google account. Any ideas? I am using a wireless mouse to navigate and tablet remote via my nexus 7 for other inputs.
Like the previous post stated... The xml file isn't available. Can someone post theirs please?
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I went ahead and downloaded an AOSP Nexus 7 ROM and extracted the file for myself. I don't know what Box's limitations are, but here's a link to the tablet_core_hardware.xml
https://www.box.com/s/e5e0da606448340fd736
xMemphisx said:
Like the previous post stated... The xml file isn't available. Can someone post theirs please?
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I went ahead and downloaded an AOSP Nexus 7 ROM and extracted the file for myself. I don't know what Box's limitations are, but here's a link to the tablet_core_hardware.xml
https://www.box.com/s/e5e0da606448340fd736
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Thanks for the .xml file, box link works with no issues. By the way would you happen to have any ideas on how to get a keyboard to appear on screen for the nexus q? Currently I can't type/enter any information I can only navigate with my wireless mouse. Clicking on Gmail/Google Play/ Messages/ or anything else that requires a keyboard just seems to close the program within 5 seconds (almost like a force close just without the error message).
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Thanks for the .xml file, box link works with no issues. By the way would you happen to have any ideas on how to get a keyboard to appear on screen for the nexus q? Currently I can't type/enter any information I can only navigate with my wireless mouse. Clicking on Gmail/Google Play/ Messages/ or anything else that requires a keyboard just seems to close the program within 5 seconds (almost like a force close just without the error message).
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I didn't get a chance to play with it too much yesterday, I would imagine that if you install a 3rd party keyboard and set it to your primary input method it (might) work. I'm going to have a better chance to really look at the Q tonight here in a few hours, so I'll report back with what I can figure out.
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I still have had no time to test this yet. The company I work for is at deadline with new software and we have been working 65+ hour weeks here recently, so my Q has just been sitting there. I'm still anxious to test it, but it might still be a few days before work slows back down and I can really get after it again.
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Hey David, the .xml file you linked isn't downloadable, can you take a look into this? Also can you provide some clarification on steps 6-15 above, do I enter ADB then type su and everything else as one command? Can you provide a command prompt code showing every entry step by step?
Also as a side not I can't open google play on the launcher or a matter of fact I can't even get a keyboard to show up on the screen to sign in to my google account. Any ideas? I am using a wireless mouse to navigate and tablet remote via my nexus 7 for other inputs.
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Hm, weird that two people have said the .xml file is not downloadable -- I tried today and yesterday and it was available both times. Maybe the hosting site was down or something. Anyway it looks like someone else offered the same .xml file at another link so we're all set. I'll leave the .xml file there for a year or so though.
Steps 6-15: Yes, enter everything as quoted. No extra "adb" or "su" or anything is needed, other than what I wrote there. Just follow one step at a time, typing each one and then hitting enter. Shouldn't need a command prompt code entry as it is already, just without the code tags and with extra double-quotation marks. Please let me know if there are any errors though.
As for your last paragraph, it seems there are two issues. 1) Not being able to open gPlay on the launcher. Can you please provide more info? What happens? Does it try to open then crash? Is the gPlay app missing? 2) Can't get a keyboard to show up on the screen. -- You will never have an on-screen keyboard on the Q. You need an external keyboard, plugged into the USB port. If you want mouse + keyboard simultaneously, you need a "unifying mouse and keyboard wireless receiver" -- just search amazon for that -- what it is is a mouse+keyboard with just one USB dongle that serves both.
Don't think this will get off topic, but if Google updates the software to Jellybean and adds all the the things you can do in the video, will this method still work?
On a side note, dont think google will add all the functionality as you showed on the video.
Edit: Why is Trebuchet needed for this?
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300k said:
Don't think this will get off topic, but if Google updates the software to Jellybean and adds all the the things you can do in the video, will this method still work?
On a side note, dont think google will add all the functionality as you showed on the video.
Edit: Why is Trebuchet needed for this?
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You're right, you technically don't need Trebuchet. It just makes life easier than launching everything (e.g. gPlay) via "adb shell am start ..." commands from your computer.
Regarding Google updating to JB, perfectly possible. Possible that everything will be standard in the next Q hardware release. However the real questions are, why was this functionality not included in the first place? Why was the hardware so very limited by the software? And the bigger question, why was the public release of the first Nexus Q sales indefinitely postponed? Presumably they are coming out with something better than what they showed at IO. Whether it's much better or just marginally better remains to be seen.
The best app/function in the video is being able to use OnLive (3D streamed games) in my opinion. Now, OnLive is expensive and I did have a few problems with the keyboard mapping, the mouse not working while OnLive was playing, etc, but it works and shows the potential for streamed games. The Q doesn't have to be the core device either, presumably a tablet would work too. I just think they should have done the hardware differently and made an Xbox competitor (Xsphere?) instead of a competitor to precisely no-one.
On steps 8 and 9 I get
sh: cannot create /sdcard/permissionsbackup: Is a directory
I don't think that I am typing it in wrong and I have copied and pasted as well just in case...The directory is made correctly... Thanks for your help.
"mkdir /sdcard/permissionsbackup"
"cat /system/etc/permissions > /sdcard/permissionsbackup"
Need help badly.
Have a number of pictures and files in hide it pro. Was just viewing them. I tried to change vault location, it initially said something went wrong. Tried again and it said successful. Went to look at files, they're all gone. I can't find them in file explorer or anything.
In addition, I downloaded a program they recommend to recover deleted files... although they say its impossible for the app itself to delete them (?).. but I can not get my phone to connect to my computer via usb. running cm10.1 unofficial. enabled usb debugging, have it set to usb mass storage.
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Need help badly.
Have a number of pictures and files in hide it pro. Was just viewing them. I tried to change vault location, it initially said something went wrong. Tried again and it said successful. Went to look at files, they're all gone. I can't find them in file explorer or anything.
In addition, I downloaded a program they recommend to recover deleted files... although they say its impossible for the app itself to delete them (?).. but I can not get my phone to connect to my computer via usb. running cm10.1 unofficial. enabled usb debugging, have it set to usb mass storage.
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Can you access it via ADB? If so, shell into it and look around the filesystem.
Could you elaborate? Not really sure what adb is.
I tried using file explorer and searched for anything with .img for my pictures for example, and some actually came up, but I believe they were just in recent text history as they came up in some kind of /thumbnail folder. Most still missing.
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Could you elaborate? Not really sure what adb is.
I tried using file explorer and searched for anything with .img for my pictures for example, and some actually came up, but I believe they were just in recent text history as they came up in some kind of /thumbnail folder. Most still missing.
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Certainly! ADB is the Android Debug Bridge (found in the Android SDK folder under the platform-tools folder). If you don't have this, you can grab it from the developer portal on android.com (I'd link you direct, but I'm still under 10 posts).
If you Google ADB you'll see the page I'm referring to (it has a nifty list of commands and what not), it'll have a download section on the left for the Android SDK.
Once you get the SDK and install the tools from the SDK Manager (it'll download the platform-tools for you) you'll have the ADB tool at your disposal.
Running ADB in command line with "adb devices" should show you your device.
If so, you'll type "adb shell" and be prompted with a command prompt. It is important to note that at this point, you'll be issuing commands to the phone.
If you know the names of the files you are looking for you can do a blanket search:
find . 2>&1 | grep -v 'permission denied' | grep "FILENAME/PART OF NAME YOU ARE LOOKING FOR"
This will filter out the permission denied errors and will make the output a little more readable. You can also add a " | less" to step through the results if you have a lot. With some luck, you can find the path of the files you are looking for with ease.
Good luck, I hope you haven't had any data loss.
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Also, your phone will have to be plugged in via USB for you to issue these commands. I just performed the steps above to ensure they should work for you - I do make the assumption you are on Windows, but if I'm wrong please let me know.
You may also need to do an "adb kill-server" and "adb start-server" to ensure the device is listed in the devices section.
Also..in addition to having the phone plugged in... in settings/developer options you MUST enable usb debugging
You seem to be in the right track getting help with your current issue.
But op... apps to hide media are not needed whatsoever...
If you have stuff you don't want showing up in the gallery, put it all in a separate folder, then make a file in that folder called:
.nomedia
Now Reboot
Once back up Look in your gallery and be amazed that you hid your own seedy pictures.
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Also..in addition to having the phone plugged in... in settings/developer options you MUST enable usb debugging
You seem to be in the right track getting help with your current issue.
But op... apps to hide media are not needed whatsoever...
If you have stuff you don't want showing up in the gallery, put it all in a separate folder, then make a file in that folder called:
.nomedia
Now Reboot
Once back up Look in your gallery and be amazed that you hid your own seedy pictures.
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Or, just put a "." in front of any file you do not want to be seen and it will not be seen. In some file explorers (i.e., ex file explorer) there are options to hide or unhide hidden folders.
studacris said:
Also..in addition to having the phone plugged in... in settings/developer options you MUST enable usb debugging
You seem to be in the right track getting help with your current issue.
But op... apps to hide media are not needed whatsoever...
If you have stuff you don't want showing up in the gallery, put it all in a separate folder, then make a file in that folder called:
.nomedia
Now Reboot
Once back up Look in your gallery and be amazed that you hid your own seedy pictures.
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Ok. I'll definitely try this in the future. First, I really just need to find these files. I'll be honest I'm a bit lost with adb. Is there a better method? Further, I tried a file recovery app which pulled up old deleted files but not what I'm looking for so I honestly don't think they really got deleted. What if the file got over written and took my files with it? Is that possible?
I would think if I could find the correct file or extension I could simply find them with es file explorer? Maybe one of you guys could try the app for me and see if maybe you can figure out anything about the hidden files? I know I'm asking a lot but I honestly really appreciate the help I wish I knew more!
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Yes, you can recover files lost in hide it pro. See this data recovery solution.
hope this helps.
**Root access required**
Download:
- G900T_PE1_Batch_Debloater
Instructions:
1. Extract the G900T_PE1_Batch_DeBloater folder onto your desktop.
2. Turn on USB Debugging from Developer Options and connect your device to your *PC.
3. Double-click debloater.bat to launch the program.
4. Grant Root Access if prompted by your device.
5. Select "Light," "Medium," or "Extreme" **debloating and press "Enter."
6. Once complete press "Enter" to return to the Main Menu and select ***Reboot Device.
7. Last, select "Exit" from the main menu to end your session. Done!
* Make certain that you have Samsung Drivers installed.
** Use Notepad++ or other text editor to view/edit the lists of removed apps in debloater.bat file.
*** It is normal for apps to begin force closing prior to rebooting your device.
muniz_ri said:
**Root access required**
Download:
- G900T_PE1_Batch_Debloater
Instructions:
1. Extract the G900T_PE1_Batch_DeBloater folder onto your desktop.
2. Turn on USB Debugging from Developer Options and connect your device to your *PC.
3. Double-click debloater.bat to launch the program.
4. Grant Root Access if prompted by your device.
5. Select "Light," "Medium," or "Extreme" **debloating and press "Enter."
6. Once complete press "Enter" to return to the Main Menu and select ***Reboot Device.
7. Last, select "Exit" from the main menu to end your session. Done!
* Make certain that you have Samsung Drivers installed.
** Use Notepad++ or other text editor to view/edit the lists of removed apps in debloater.bat file.
*** It is normal for apps to begin force closing prior to rebooting your device.
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Thx for this tool, not just for the sake of it, but for the sake of us newbies being able to learn some basics from reading a batch file as well.
Waltsmith
I have the Samsung drivers installed and USB debugging on, however, the bat file stays on "Waiting for device". Normally I would get a notification granting my comp privileges for the debugging but no dice.
Cdub1976 said:
I have the Samsung drivers installed and USB debugging on, however, the bat file stays on "Waiting for device". Normally I would get a notification granting my comp privileges for the debugging but no dice.
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I get the same unless i right click and run as admin but when i hit 2 (medium) then go i get the following?
UPDATE: Nevermind the reason adb commands were not running was due to the custom kernel i was using. switched kernels and the debloater worked fine.
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I get the same unless i right click and run as admin but when i hit 2 (medium) then go i get the following?
View attachment 3808327
UPDATE: Nevermind the reason adb commands were not running was due to the custom kernel i was using. switched kernels and the debloater worked fine.
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Interesting. Thanks. I think I flashed the rom and Shinysides kernel. I'll have to try it without next time.
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Cdub1976 said:
Interesting. Thanks. I think I flashed the rom and Shinysides kernel. I'll have to try it without next time.
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yep thats the one. i flashed over to PhoeniX Kernel cuz i couldnt find the stock PE1. The phone booted and debloater worked fine.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...kernel-phoenix-kernel-v7-marshmallow-t3340407
If you plan on using this with the latest update GPG2, edit the .bat file and remove the last line for TmoWfcPrefs, this is needed to change wifi calling preferences.
T-mobile latest marshmallow unrootable
Chuki82 said:
If you plan on using this with the latest update GPG2, edit the .bat file and remove the last line for TmoWfcPrefs, this is needed to change wifi calling preferences.
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Hi im using the latest marshmallow of t-mobile
Any tips on how can i root my device?
ElKapitan_10 said:
Hi im using the latest marshmallow of t-mobile
Any tips on how can i root my device?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/tmo...l/root-how-to-root-sm-g900t-firmware-t3358190
As far as I know my phone has 6.0..1 Marshmallow and all is stock. Will the debloater program work on it?
ElKapitan_10 said:
Hi im using the latest marshmallow of t-mobile
Any tips on how can i root my device?
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Have you tried CF-Auto-Root?
Chuki82 said:
If you plan on using this with the latest update GPG2, edit the .bat file and remove the last line for TmoWfcPrefs, this is needed to change wifi calling preferences.
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OK, so I am dependent upon WiFI calling at work, and I did this, but maybe it's because I have an 11 month old or I don't know what but I must not have saved the BAT file correctly. anyway, I broke my WiFi calling.
- EDIT: it works if I turn it on with the quick icon - but if I go to settings, and click more networks, then click wifi calling it just crashes settings every time. any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
See post number 8 in this thread.
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Hi All !
Some of us do know the application a long time but others don't. Therefore this small GUIDE.
Removing system apps without root/unlocked can be done in a few ways like :
manually : with an ADB list and described HERE huge thnx @SirTAVARES
automatic : if you don't like to do it manually, you can use the ADB/Fastboot Tool which will do the job for you.
The XiaomiADBFastbootTools isn't explained in depth afaik and can do a lot more but I'll focus on the removal of those system apps.
HOW TO :
NOTE : do try some apps (not all at once) and see if the phone boots again - if you would have a problem you can always restore the onces you removed or perform a factory reset to restore all apps (as they are not really gone )
0. enable developer options to enable USB debugging ( go to settings/about phone/tap MIUI version 7 times to enable dev. options -> then go to settings/additional settings/ dev. options/enable USB debugging )
1. download the latest version HERE
2. run the .jar application
3. you'll get this screen
As you can see, the tool will start by default in ADB. You'll see a bunch of apps you could de-install under the Uninstaller tab.
If you're sure which apps you want to de-install just check the ones you want and tab UNINSTALL
google where is the nearest gas station
TIP : try one first like Google Chrome f.e. and see if it works
EXAMPLE : Removal of Google Chrome :
Once removed you can check if the app is gone of your home screen apps or under settings/installed apps/tap the 3-dot sign to show all apps/ search for ''chrome'' and the app should be removed.
4. if you want the removed app(s) back, just tap the Reinstaller and check the ones you want to re-install. Easy right !
Once re-installed your Chrome app will appear again on your home screen/app list
5. TIP : before removing, check the app name under settings/installed apps/show all apps/tap on an app and tap the Ⓘ to get the app info
Other functions :
1. As you probably noticed besides running in ADB, this tool can easily boot into Fastboot, Recovery, System or EDL.
When booting into Fastboot you can see some other functions you can apply. Be aware of the risks applying things under fastboot !
2. Very useful option is the possibility to push, pull ,... apps/folders with FILE EXPLORER. Just tap OPEN and you can easily perform some actions afterwards.
(ignore the KB sizes - once pulled you'll get the right folder/apks )
E N J O Y
Nice tuto....will debloat for sure...
SirTAVARES said:
use this list: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1TbofebVTy5U1FDMQEAfv6O1CsxTblpO7
includes some adaway hosts to block Xiaomi Stuff
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Dear SirTAVARES, Can you tell me, is adaway worked with Global stable NON Root ? How to push it inside system files ??
N.ice tool, but I have a doubt... How I remove the Security Center?
PS. I have a Mi 9, with locked bootloader and now I'm beta 9.6.27
Thank you very much for sharing, i will test for changing system font
Sorry for that stupid question, but I don't get the tool running
Prinz069 said:
Sorry for that stupid question, but I don't get the tool running
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You must have the JRE environment installed and pointing to the correct path.
omgomg said:
You must have the JRE environment installed and pointing to the correct path.
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What is "JRE Environment" please? Why same not included in the OP instructions?
All help appreciated!
belerephont said:
What is "JRE Environment" please? Why same not included in the OP instructions?
All help appreciated!
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This is what you have to install to be able to run .jar files. OP just assumed everyone has java installed (I would too to be honest) and didn't mention it.
I have installed the updated java and am trying to open the windows 10 boot tool and it refuses to open. Yes I did upzip it but the program will not open. Any help please?
gardenwarlord said:
I have installed the updated java and am trying to open the windows 10 boot tool and it refuses to open. Yes I did upzip it but the program will not open. Any help please?
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What version you installed? I recommend that you install 6.5.1:
https://github.com/Saki-EU/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/releases/tag/6.5.1
That is what I downloaded...Win version. I unzipped and then tried to open but it does not work.
gardenwarlord said:
That is what I downloaded...Win version. I unzipped and then tried to open but it does not work.
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You don't need unzipped. Download the version .JAR an run it. I made this way
Evidently I have absolutely no idea what I am doing. Nothing opens
gardenwarlord said:
Evidently I have absolutely no idea what I am doing. Nothing opens
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Lets go from begining:
- First thing that I did, I uninstalled all versions of Java;
- Second, (I made this way, you can jump this step) - reboot my laptop;
- Third, I installed the latest version (in this moment is version 8, update 221) - I installed both 32 bits (x86) and 64 bits (x64);
- Fourth, run the tool (just download .JAR version) and clicked with right botton for open with Java.
When I right click nothing asks to open it in java
If you have java installed, then just a double click on the XiaomiADBFastbootTools-6.5.1.jar is enough.
Opens in 7z
gardenwarlord said:
Opens in 7z
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Probably you made 7zip as default app. Right botton, "open with...", choose Java
Hello! Tried different versions ... NOT FOUND Redmi 4X MIUI 10 Global 9.6.27 Android 7.1.2 N2G47H