Only for OP7T PRO MCLAREN EDITION (5G) T-MOBILESomeone is experiencing issues in android 11 in op7t pro MClaren Edition 5g (T-mobile). If your phone is bricked or you want to downgrade to stock android 10 - please follow the procedure below.....
1. Download the zip from here - op7t pro mclaren 5g - android 10
2. Unzip it.
3. Install qualcom driver from L2 drivers folder (If needed)
4. Run as administrator - MSMdownload Tool v.4 - from hotdogg_13_A.01_210311_repack folder.
5. Log in as other.
6. Power off your device . Hold volume up and down together and connect usb through original usb cable || You will be connected in EDL mode.
7. If com port is connected than start the flash from above left corner.
Tips : If com port is not connected try to power off your device and try again to enter into EDL mode (Do that until com is connected) .
TRY THIS TO DISABLE UPDATE:
adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.oneplus.opbackup
This information has been posted in another, much more detailed thread for over a year...
And I wouldn't trust that file either
Suspicious, no?
I have provided the official stock and final android 10 rom. Thank you.
and how do you then disable the updates? from being pushed to you
botN3t said:
and how do you then disable the updates? from being pushed to you
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Turn on developer options tapping build number constantly and than turn off automatic update there. That's it, enjoy.
Nabil Prodhan said:
Turn on developer options tapping build number constantly and than turn off automatic update there. That's it, enjoy.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
That doesn't work anymore; that's why everyone is complaining that they are being force updated to OOS11.
I know there's a better way, such as finding the right app and disabling it, but you can block the host it gets the updates from using an adblocker like AdAway. Updates come from
https://android.googleapis.com/packages/ota-api/
so if you block that (add it to your hosts file), you should be good.
starcms said:
That doesn't work anymore; that's why everyone is complaining that they are being force updated to OOS11.
I know there's a better way, such as finding the right app and disabling it, but you can block the host it gets the updates from using an adblocker like AdAway. Updates come from
https://android.googleapis.com/packages/ota-api/
so if you block that (add it to your hosts file), you should be good.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I try to add to host but it still download update any another way or web i can use ?
meovoz said:
I try to add to host but it still download update any another way or web i can use ?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
That's the only simple way I could think of making it impossible to download the update so it would then just fail to update. You sure you have the option on in Magisk settings in addition to whatever app you are using?
Edit: The "correct" way of stopping it would be to find the service which controls updates and kill it. But since I've not an issue with OOS11 (it actually fixed my broken SA 5G and HD call functionality that I lost due to using the NSG app. MSM restore and persist restore couldn't fix it. Never ever install that app on this phone) I never looked into it.
starcms said:
That's the only simple way I could think of making it impossible to download the update so it would then just fail to update. You sure you have the option on in Magisk settings in addition to whatever app you are using?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Well if i add https://android.googleapis.com/packages/ota-api/ it still can download but if i add https://android.googleapis.com/ it will not but it also can't signin google acc anymore
meovoz said:
Well if i add https://android.googleapis.com/packages/ota-api/ it still can download but if i add https://android.googleapis.com/ it will not but it also can't signin google acc anymore
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Omg, are you serious? That's obnoxious. But you should be able to block only the full url successfully. What AdBlock app are u using?
And see my edit in post above
starcms said:
That's the only simple way I could think of making it impossible to download the update so it would then just fail to update. You sure you have the option on in Magisk settings in addition to whatever app you are using?
Edit: The "correct" way of stopping it would be to find the service which controls updates and kill it. But since I've not an issue with OOS11 (it actually fixed my broken SA 5G and HD call functionality that I lost due to using the NSG app. MSM restore and persist restore couldn't fix it. Never ever install that app on this phone) I never looked into it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Is there anyway to view what correct host it connect to
starcms said:
Omg, are you serious? That's obnoxious. But you should be able to block only the full url successfully. What AdBlock app are u using?
And see my edit in post above
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I use adaway to block it
meovoz said:
I use adaway to block it
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yep, that's what I use and was gonna suggest...
Hmm, hehe, try this...
It downloads the OTA package to
/data/ota_package/payload_metadata.bin
If there's a file there, delete it, then create a blank file named payload_metadata.bin and remove all permissions from the file (--- --- --- or 0000) so the system can't overwrite it.
starcms said:
Yep, that's what I use and was gonna suggest...
Hmm, hehe, try this...
It downloads the OTA package to
/data/ota_package/payload_metadata.bin
If there's a file there, delete it, then create a blank file named payload_metadata.bin and remove all permissions from the file (--- --- --- or 0000) so the system can't overwrite it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It only have metadata and payload_properties.txt
meovoz said:
It only have metadata and payload_properties.txt
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Create a file named payload_metadata.bin and remove all permissions.
But here's a better plan:
Use Magisk to "over-write" systemlessly /system/etc/security/otacerts.zip with a blank file named otacerts.zip
Then the system can't verify the updates and they will fail
starcms said:
Create a file named payload_metadata.bin and remove all permissions.
But here's a better plan:
Use Magisk to "over-write" systemlessly /system/etc/security/otacerts.zip with a blank file named otacerts.zip
Then the system can't verify the updates and they will fail
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Well i never create a magik module
starcms said:
Create a file named payload_metadata.bin and remove all permissions.
But here's a better plan:
Use Magisk to "over-write" systemlessly /system/etc/security/otacerts.zip with a blank file named otacerts.zip
Then the system can't verify the updates and they will fail
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Is there anyway to view where it download from i still like the way block with host file
meovoz said:
Is there anyway to view where it download from i still like the way block with host file
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It downloads a long, "random" named file from https://android.googleapis.com/packages/ota-api/ I told you this already
starcms said:
Create a file named payload_metadata.bin and remove all permissions.
But here's a better plan:
Use Magisk to "over-write" systemlessly /system/etc/security/otacerts.zip with a blank file named otacerts.zip
Then the system can't verify the updates and they will fail
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I did it let see it can last long
meovoz said:
I did it let see it can last long
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Let us know!
Related
**Disclaimer**
**I Take NO Responsibility in bricking your device**
For those of you who have a rooted device, ads suck, don't they?
Well here is the most up-to-date HOSTS file to help remove most ads (including ads in games/apps)
Needed:
Rooted Device
Root Explorer (Or another file manager that has /system/ directory access)
Attached hosts File
Step 1: Download and unpack hosts.zip
Step 2: Transfer hosts file to internal memory
Step 3: BACKUP Original hosts file (hosts.backup)
Step 4: Replace new hosts file from internal memory into directory /system/etc/
-Delete original (MAKE SURE THERE IS A BACKUP)
-Copy in new hosts
Step 5: Give full permissions to new hosts file
Step 6: Reboot
If there is any connectivity problems, replace the old hosts file
What this does:
Just like any other hosts file (on your PC), this tells the OS to route any website/ip that fall into a giant list of "ad" domains, to route back to 127.0.0.1 (you)... meaning, when an app/website asks for www.i_am_an_ad.com, instead of getting the ad, it gets a null response from yourself!
If you didn't understand the directions or what this is:
I DO NOT recommend customizing your Prime. I come from a Galaxy S, which you don't need balls to mess with, its nearly unbrickable.. this device..however is.. Do no attempt any messing with the /system/ folder without knowledge!
How does this differ than using an ad block app like Adfree?
Not trying to be a prick ... just curious.
Superguy said:
How does this differ than using an ad block app like Adfree?
Not trying to be a prick ... just curious.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
no bloat. and can actually be incorporated into a ROM
also, this blocks ads at the source, i dont know how adfree blocks it, but i dont ever use ad-blocking programs, that means they the app can see your traffic..
ide rather some internal script doing the job it does with every bit of data in my phone than some external app.. we all should know about DOLPHIN logging user traffic...
Ad-away is the best app. It dies same thing, just installs a hosts file. Makes it in easy ui, and more noob proof. Also easier to update hosts file.
I like this way too, especially like you mentioned to be included in roms.
Sent from my Galaxy S2
There are multiple apps in the market that do exactly this...but easier.
RussianMenace said:
There are multiple apps in the market that do exactly this...but easier.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
yes, but said aps, again, cannot be included in roms. this is mainly for custom roms.
personally, i would rather incorporate this into my roms before i flash, then download some app that does it
biggem001 said:
yes, but said aps, again, cannot be included in roms. this is mainly for custom roms.
personally, i would rather incorporate this into my roms before i flash, then download some app that does it
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'd rather use an app that updates the host file with the latest ad addresses as they become known rather replacing it manually. But that's just me
Charsher47 said:
I'd rather use an app that updates the host file with the latest ad addresses as they become known rather replacing it manually. But that's just me
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
again.. its for people making roms, mainly.
Ok, even if you bake it into a ROM, which is "what this is for" you would still have to manually update the host file to adapt to new Ad domains....yes?
I'm not trying to crap on your work here, just trying to understand the advantages this has over using a market app, which in itself can be baked into a ROM with developers permission.
yeah, but every release culd have it updated. I know most developers just don't put out one version of the rom and call it a day. Most update there roms at least 2-3 times a month if there is still a need for it.
doeboy1984 said:
yeah, but every release culd have it updated. I know most developers just don't put out one version of the rom and call it a day. Most update there roms at least 2-3 times a month if there is still a need for it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
agreed. this just reduces bullcrap 3rd party apps you don't need. roms are updated weekly at the latest, normally (at least in my galaxy s forum). throw in the host file every time and you are set. not some
biggem001 said:
**Disclaimer**
**I Take NO Responsibility in bricking your device**
For those of you who have a rooted device, ads suck, don't they?
Well here is the most up-to-date HOSTS file to help remove most ads (including ads in games/apps)
Needed:
Rooted Device
Root Explorer (Or another file manager that has /system/ directory access)
Attached hosts File
Step 1: Download and unpack hosts.zip
Step 2: Transfer hosts file to internal memory
Step 3: BACKUP Original hosts file (hosts.backup)
Step 4: Replace new hosts file from internal memory into directory /system/etc/
-Delete original (MAKE SURE THERE IS A BACKUP)
-Copy in new hosts
Step 5: Give full permissions to new hosts file
Step 6: Reboot
If there is any connectivity problems, replace the old hosts file
What this does:
Just like any other hosts file (on your PC), this tells the OS to route any website/ip that fall into a giant list of "ad" domains, to route back to 127.0.0.1 (you)... meaning, when an app/website asks for www.i_am_an_ad.com, instead of getting the ad, it gets a null response from yourself!
If you didn't understand the directions or what this is:
I DO NOT recommend customizing your Prime. I come from a Galaxy S, which you don't need balls to mess with, its nearly unbrickable.. this device..however is.. Do no attempt any messing with the /system/ folder without knowledge!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Well I thank you for your time and effort... I followed your directions and BAM my prime is adfree...
AdFree is one of the first root apps I downloaded. Just easier as a user and I love blocking ads!
Lock-N-Load said:
AdFree is one of the first root apps I downloaded. Just easier as a user and I love blocking ads!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Was just coming in here to say that. Way to beat me to it
Atleast upload a more recent one...
http://www.multiupload.com/SAQUI2FOBH
Lock-N-Load said:
AdFree is one of the first root apps I downloaded. Just easier as a user and I love blocking ads!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I use AdAway. There's an updated host almost every day.
Lock-N-Load said:
AdFree is one of the first root apps I downloaded. Just easier as a user and I love blocking ads!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Itaintrite said:
I use AdAway. There's an updated host almost every day.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
yeah, they are great and everything, but that's just one more app you have to run in the background, taking up that much more system resources.
Swiftks said:
yeah, they are great and everything, but that's just one more app you have to run in the background, taking up that much more system resources.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
i agree, when we start pushing roms out, it'll be much easier to just update the hosts files with the ROMS then installing that app every time you update the rom
biggem001 said:
i agree, when we start pushing roms out, it'll be much easier to just update the hosts files with the ROMS then installing that app every time you update the rom
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I use adfree and I don't let it run in background and it still works, you only install app again if you update to different ROM, or you must swipe everything every time, but you have to install all of your apps again as well, install one more app won't make a dent to your finger, or you can use Titanium Backup
I'm surprised this hasn't been baked in CM7/8 or the upcoming CM9 yet.
Would be pretty easy to add it in the customize for most any ROM.
Sent from my DROID3 using Tapatalk
I would like to opt out of the alleged ota. I renamed my otacerts.zip file, is that enough. I have read all sorts of things, from what I have done, to changing the build fingerprint in the build.prop. Is what I have done enough. I am obviously using the stock rom.
johnwaynegacy said:
I would like to opt out of the alleged ota. I renamed my otacerts.zip file, is that enough. I have read all sorts of things, from what I have done, to changing the build fingerprint in the build.prop. Is what I have done enough. I am obviously using the stock rom.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
probably delete the OTA apk files in /system/app
con247 said:
probably delete the OTA apk files in /system/app
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
all I saw was htcCOTAclient.apk and .odex and I renamed them, thanks. Hopefully I don't get annoyed by the update notification.
johnwaynegacy said:
all I saw was htcCOTAclient.apk and .odex and I renamed them, thanks. Hopefully I don't get annoyed by the update notification.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I deleted those from my /system/app directory. The previous OTA did not ever come through my phone, so I think you'll be OK.
On the Kindle Fire, the easiest way to prevent the OTA which is a forced update (you don't get a choice), was to remove the /system/etc/security/otacerts.zip file. Physically moving it elsewhere (like to the sdcard) worked.
I note that the Rezound has the same files.
krelvinaz said:
On the Kindle Fire, the easiest way to prevent the OTA which is a forced update (you don't get a choice), was to remove the /system/etc/security/otacerts.zip file. Physically moving it elsewhere (like to the sdcard) worked.
I note that the Rezound has the same files.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Good call!
instructions, pls?
Can someone who knows ADB give short recipe/commands
to reach that OTA file we want gone, Please.
krelvinaz said:
On the Kindle Fire, the easiest way to prevent the OTA which is a forced update (you don't get a choice), was to remove the /system/etc/security/otacerts.zip file. Physically moving it elsewhere (like to the sdcard) worked.
I note that the Rezound has the same files.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
i just did this on rezrom, thanks!
why is this file included with a custom rom?
michaelbsheldon said:
Can someone who knows ADB give short recipe/commands
to reach that OTA file we want gone, Please.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If for what ever reason you cant use root explorer and do have busybox (i think you need it) installed
It has been a really long time since I have used adb for anything, but this should work unless it denies you because system is mounted as read only.
adb shell
su
rm /filepath/file.apk
I am also looking to block this "alleged update" BUT am completely stock right now.. have been holding off on doing anything so far.. How would I do this?
FabianaS said:
I am also looking to block this "alleged update" BUT am completely stock right now.. have been holding off on doing anything so far.. How would I do this?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If you are stock unrooted, the best you can do is to say no if it asks. If for some reason it is a forced OTA, I don't think you can without staying in airplane mode.
Via Rezound using XDA Premium
Thanks, that is what I was wondering, if it asks or if it's forced? I don't remember how my past updates have been and for some reason I feel like they were forced!?!
I find it annoying that every time I connect my S4 to my laptop, it connects as an Installer with a 13.5MB CD partition named "Verizon Mobile." Then after a few seconds, it finally connects as a Media device (MTP). Has anyone been able to skip the Verizon Mobile part? Thanks.
virus86 said:
I find it annoying that every time I connect my S4 to my laptop, it connects as an Installer with a 13.5MB CD partition named "Verizon Mobile." Then after a few seconds, it finally connects as a Media device (MTP). Has anyone been able to skip the Verizon Mobile part? Thanks.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I found a couple different ways to disable to pop up, but it still has the 30 second or so delay before the MTP connects. The easiest one I found was rename or remove autorun.iso in / etc. folder. But like I said that doesnt make the MTP come any sooner. Hoping for a fix myself.
Gam3r 4 Life said:
I found a couple different ways to disable to pop up, but it still has the 30 second or so delay before the MTP connects. The easiest one I found was rename or remove autorun.iso in / etc. folder. But like I said that doesnt make the MTP come any sooner. Hoping for a fix myself.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I assume you have to be rooted first?
virus86 said:
I assume you have to be rooted first?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Sure do.
virus86 said:
I assume you have to be rooted first?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes for that method you do. But you can also disable the cd rom from inside windows device manager. Just have device manager pulled up, then attach usb cable, and when you see the Verizon cd rom show up in device manager right click and disable. This also will only prevent it from popping up, but there will still be a 30 second delay before MTP connects.
I deleted the drive letter of the Verizon Mobile partition from Disk Management. At least I wont see it on My Computer anymore...
Can someone please give me a hand? I think I'm missing something. I'm rooted and have ES File Explorer installed.
I open the app, tap menu, tap tools, tap Root Explorer then navigate to the System\Etc folder but can't for the life of me find where to mount the file system R/W. I've checked all the options I can find and still not available. I have granted root access to ES File Explorer with SuperSU and verified it in SuperSU
I'm also seeing a message several seconds after selecting Root Explorer that reads "Sorry, test failed. This feature cannot run on your phone."
TIA
virus86 said:
I deleted the drive letter of the Verizon Mobile partition from Disk Management. At least I wont see it on My Computer anymore...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Does it still delay the 30 seconds or so before the mtp connects?
---------- Post added at 06:35 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:28 AM ----------
drivie said:
Can someone please give me a hand? I think I'm missing something. I'm rooted and have ES File Explorer installed.
I open the app, tap menu, tap tools, tap Root Explorer then navigate to the System\Etc folder but can't for the life of me find where to mount the file system R/W. I've checked all the options I can find and still not available. I have granted root access to ES File Explorer with SuperSU and verified it in SuperSU
I'm also seeing a message several seconds after selecting Root Explorer that reads "Sorry, test failed. This feature cannot run on your phone."
TIA
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I just checked and es file explorer is doing the same thing with me. Out of curiosity I tried the old style es file explorer and it also failed. Not sure why. It worked great on my S3. I use "root browser" on all my devices and love it. Theres a free version on the play store. And there use to be a way to get full free version from the dev here in xda.
Gam3r 4 Life said:
Does it still delay the 30 seconds or so before the mtp connects?.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes it does.
virus86 said:
Yes it does.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Theres got to be a fix for that somehow, maybe some way to change the delay?
Gam3r 4 Life said:
Theres got to be a fix for that somehow, maybe some way to change the delay?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Do the other S4s have the same problem or is this a Verizon thing?
virus86 said:
Do the other S4s have the same problem or is this a Verizon thing?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Its a Verizon thing. I had the same issue when I had the Verizon S3. They could have at least set it up so that once you installed the Verizon programs that it would stop popping up, and allow instant access to the MTP. Im sure there is someway to edit a file or something that would bypass the 30 second delay.
Wish I had a verizon s4 so I could take a look at this. Im sure theres a way to fix the delay
bhp090808 said:
Wish I had a verizon s4 so I could take a look at this. Im sure theres a way to fix the delay
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If you have any ideas Im willing to test them out.
On stock deodex debloat I had no problems with this, but since flashing Beans it has became a problem. Not sure how or why though.
mbh87 said:
On stock deodex debloat I had no problems with this, but since flashing Beans it has became a problem. Not sure how or why though.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thats actually great news. It means somewhere theres some bloat that can be removed to stop this.
drivie said:
Can someone please give me a hand? I think I'm missing something. I'm rooted and have ES File Explorer installed.
I open the app, tap menu, tap tools, tap Root Explorer then navigate to the System\Etc folder but can't for the life of me find where to mount the file system R/W. I've checked all the options I can find and still not available. I have granted root access to ES File Explorer with SuperSU and verified it in SuperSU
I'm also seeing a message several seconds after selecting Root Explorer that reads "Sorry, test failed. This feature cannot run on your phone."
TIA
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I also had this problem i have read the s4 and es file explorer are not playing well right now. I used the root explorer in rom toolbox app and it worked great.
05gsxrk5 said:
I also had this problem i have read the s4 and es file explorer are not playing well right now. I used the root explorer in rom toolbox app and it worked great.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks for the info. I'll try another app for now.
drivie said:
Thanks for the info. I'll try another app for now.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Root browser lite is a good free root file manager
Sent from my Galaxy S4
Disable Verizon CD Intaller
Here you go:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...ment/guide-how-to-disable-verizon-cd-t2831293
hi,
i'm pretty sure this is explained somewhere, but i cant find it.
how can i prevent my hdx 8.9 from auto updating, i remember reading something about renaming some files,
but cant find.
thx for the help
Rename /system/app/com.amazon.dcp.apk to com.amazon.dcp.apk_
Reboot.
Enjoy.
The HDX Toolkit by Faznx92 has an option for this.
It depends
Broadway666 said:
hi,
i'm pretty sure this is explained somewhere, but i cant find it.
how can i prevent my hdx 8.9 from auto updating, i remember reading something about renaming some files,
but cant find.
thx for the help
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If you plan on installing Google of any form and needing xposed and hdx module found here in the development section . Then the answer would be none of the above. Simply install the framework reboot device install HDX module 1.3 , go back to framework installer open up modules section and be sure to check box is checked for the HDX module 1.3 reboot and finished no more blocking needed. All this and above of course has to be on a rooted device
ONYXis said:
Rename /system/app/com.amazon.dcp.apk to com.amazon.dcp.apk_
Reboot.
Enjoy.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Renaming that package by itself does block ota but may disable other useful system functions.
My toolkit has a method as well as HDXposed v1.3
Care to read more here.
Faznx92 said:
Renaming that package by itself does not truly stop ota.
My toolkit has a method as well as HDXposed v1.3
Care to read more here.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Your tool disables ota through disable some activity in this file. -pm disable bla-bla. Changing extension in my method equal deleting this file. It safe, 100% works and very easy to do without PC. Hdxposed 1.3 find update.bin at sdcard, so I do not 100% sure that it prevent in future.
So totally working method is rename/del com.amazon.dcp.apk or using your tool (but pm disable component is not safe that deleting it totally, isn't it? )
ONYXis said:
Your tool disables ota through disable some activity in this file. -pm disable bla-bla. Changing extension in my method equal deleting this file. It safe, 100% works and very easy to do without PC. Hdxposed 1.3 find update.bin at sdcard, so I do not 100% sure that it prevent in future.
So totally working method is rename/del com.amazon.dcp.apk or using your tool (but pm disable component is not safe that deleting it totally, isn't it? )
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
The reason I advise using the tools are in case an app or mod changes the file name back (although it is unlikely it is possible). It disables some functions the file runs while keeping others active for testing purposes. Running my toolkit blocker and HDXposed is easier for the inexperienced users. Yes renaming com.amazon.dcp.apk alone works but it does not block when testing other components in the apk.
I'm testing other functions in the dcp.apk but it is not my priority atm.
jimyv said:
If you plan on installing Google of any form and needing xposed and hdx module found here in the development section . Then the answer would be none of the above. Simply install the framework reboot device install HDX module 1.3 , go back to framework installer open up modules section and be sure to check box is checked for the HDX module 1.3 reboot and finished no more blocking needed. All this and above of course has to be on a rooted device
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What would happen if I rename the file com.amazon.yadda file back to it's original state? Would that be recommended? What exactly would I have to do after that?
Personally
REEFIS said:
What would happen if I rename the file com.amazon.yadda file back to it's original state? Would that be recommended? What exactly would I have to do after that?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I would just so that I know that the only modification I had was the Xposed and hdxposed apk. I would also reinstall this apk. After rename and reboot..just me
Hi Guys,
Sharing with you how to activate the classic theme from WW Rom on the CN Firmware.
Please note this requires Root.
Download this File to your ROG II.
This is aa ZIP file, DO NOT unpack or mod it. Just download it and keep as is.
Copy the above zip file to the below location using a root explorer / root file manager.
system\etc\AsusTheme\themes
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Then set the correct permissions to the file as shown in the last attached image.
Restart your device and check in themes.
Just delete file hidden and reboot
this is great, thanks
can i then use another launcher as default now that i'm rooted? i mean without disabling asus launcher via adb command line and such?
JazonX said:
Hi Guys,
Sharing with you how to activate the classic theme from WW Rom on the CN Firmware.
Please note this requires Root.
Download this File to your ROG II.
This is aa ZIP file, DO NOT unpack or mod it. Just download it and keep as is.
Copy the above zip file to the below location using a root explorer / root file manager.
Then set the correct permissions to the file as shown in the last attached image.
Restart your device and check in themes.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Dentist.M.Evy said:
this is great, thanks
can i then use another launcher as default now that i'm rooted? i mean without disabling asus launcher via adb command line and such?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No, As long as the Asus launcher exists in system, it will always take priority over any other launcher installed.
what are the other themes that you have on there?
I only have the light and dark one. It looks like you have 6
Cammarratta said:
what are the other themes that you have on there?
I only have the light and dark one. It looks like you have 6
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Remove that "hidden" file in that folder and if you put the classic theme in it, you will have 6.
None of this worked for me. I am on tencent 12gb with WW and cannot access any of the themes. Any advice?
Mdaly001 said:
None of this worked for me. I am on tencent 12gb with WW and cannot access any of the themes. Any advice?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
same any fix
Are there fix without root?
Its great
JazonX said:
No, As long as the Asus launcher exists in system, it will always take priority over any other launcher installed.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks for the info
PHP:
dungnghien said:
Just delete file hidden and reboot
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
i cant delete hidden file i tried about 100 times
You need to use root explorer and mount r/o then you can delete it. Not sure why just having regular root sync won't. But in that app specifically it works.
:crying:
[/COLOR]
JazonX said:
Hi Guys,
Sharing with you how to activate the classic theme from WW Rom on the CN Firmware.
Please note this requires Root.
Download this File to your ROG II.
This is aa ZIP file, DO NOT unpack or mod it. Just download it and keep as is.
Copy the above zip file to the below location using a root explorer / root file manager.
Then set the correct permissions to the file as shown in the last attached image.
Restart your device and check in themes.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I just enable it by downloading google wallpapers and I find all rog themes included in the app , without root ? .
masl100 said:
[/COLOR]
I just enable it by downloading google wallpapers and I find all rog themes included in the app , without root .
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks for the tip!
Which app exactly ?
JazonX said:
Thanks for the tip!
Which app exactly ?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Wallpapers by google on playstore the icon is blue mountain > then you will find live wallpaper.
I tried it all 5 is working will 3 not working you see it but not loaded I don’t know why!? Check it I am sure you will find a way to make it work.
sorry im newbie to android, can you tell me how to root. And after rooted my phone will i am able to play pokemon game?
Cause on IOS these games have jailbreak detection.
Any new way to get the wallpaper without root for CN Rom?
MoSanad said:
PHP:
i cant delete hidden file i tried about 100 times
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Use esfile explorer. Swipe from lest and click on root explorer on/off option. 6 option will popup, select "mount r/w " option and tick r/w. Done. Now you can delet it.