Hi...does any one knows how to make touchwiz music player on rooted x10
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I have the apk but it doesn't work...
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maybe it needs so kind of lib files
So this is dead? Can i have the apk or something?
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Here is from the leaked Vibrants 2.2 build never tested it.
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Doesn't work at least not on my end most likely needs a lot of modding to get it working.
urs74 said:
Here is from the leaked Vibrants 2.2 build never tested it.
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Doesn't work at least not on my end most likely needs a lot of modding to get it working.
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Awwww...
When u tried it, u pushed with adb? Or copy paste with root explorer?
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dk2000zx said:
Awwww...
When u tried it, u pushed with adb? Or copy paste with root explorer?
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Copy and paste I'll try pushing it.
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came up failed install for me used these commands not sure if I did them right though.
adb shell mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock2 /system
adb push MusicPlayer.apk /system/app
urs74 said:
Copy and paste I'll try pushing it.
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came up failed install for me used these commands not sure if I did them right though.
adb shell mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock2 /system
adb push MusicPlayer.apk /system/app
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LOL i know nothing about adb so cant help ya, all i do is copy paste then change permission,then reboot
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LOL i know nothing about adb so cant help ya, all i do is copy paste then change permission,then reboot
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Doesn't look promising since searching on the forums here comes up empty handed on any other phones getting a port of it. Closest music player I've found to it is power amp.
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I just unlocked and rooted my nexus s. Now im trying to stop the phone from reinstalling the custom recovery image and all im getting is problems.
I put in the command
mount-o rw,remount/dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
And every single time i get
mount-o : permission denied
Anyone have any ideas? im worried about rebooting my phone now cause i don't want to go through the whole process again. After reading around on XDA it doesn't seem like you are required to do this. Does anyone know if it will reinstall the custom recovery image if i don't do this step? I have searched everywhere to figure out the problem. But stilll im coming up with nothing. I have found people with other devices that have this problem. But nothing about fixing it.
If anyone has any ideas i really need help ASAP
try and grant yourself superuser & then try.
"su"
"mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system"
You need a space after mount. -o specifies the mount options. The command is mount
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aye, didn't notice that, couple of needed spaces. I've modified my original post.
Thanks i tried it but now it says mount-o not found.
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If it says mount-o not found there's not a space between mount and -o.
mount -o remount,rw .........
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Sorry I read the post about the space after I posted it. But of course I'm having more problems sorry for being such an idiot.
After putting su the command works. But then I try
Mv install-recovery.sh install-recovery-no.sh
It says no such file found. Sorry if I sound like an idiot. It's just rooting my Nexus S is much harder than it was to root my old mt3g.
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No Android expert but I have experience with the CL. Pretty sure you're going to need to cd into the dir or write the full path to the file.
BTW what are the cool kids using for command line these days? Any of them have tab type features? ex: cd /syst<TAB>/me<TAB> for cd /system/media/
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Sorry I read the post about the space after I posted it. But of course I'm having more problems sorry for being such an idiot.
After putting su the command works. But then I try
Mv install-recovery.sh install-recovery-no.sh
It says no such file found. Sorry if I sound like an idiot. It's just rooting my Nexus S is much harder than it was to root my old mt3g.
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I just used root explorer to rename the install-recovery.sh to install-recovery-no.sh. It disabled it from flashing over the clockwork mod recovery on reboot. After disabling it I flashed clockwork recovery again permanently.
Edit: The file is in the etc folder.
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sarge363 said:
I just used root explorer to rename the install-recovery.sh to install-recovery-no.sh. It disabled it from flashing over the clockwork mod recovery on reboot. After disabling it I flashed clockwork recovery again permanently.
Edit: The file is in the etc folder.
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Thanks i tried to just rename it with Root Explorer but it says it's a read only file. I can't figure out how to change it so it's not read only.
B2L said:
Sorry I read the post about the space after I posted it. But of course I'm having more problems sorry for being such an idiot.
After putting su the command works. But then I try
Mv install-recovery.sh install-recovery-no.sh
It says no such file found. Sorry if I sound like an idiot. It's just rooting my Nexus S is much harder than it was to root my old mt3g.
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Thanks i tried to just rename it with Root Explorer but it says it's a read only file. I can't figure out how to change it so it's not read only.
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you have to include the path
Code:
su
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
mv /etc/install-recovery.sh /etc/install-recovery.sh.bak
or
Code:
su
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
cd /etc
mv install-recovery.sh install-recovery.sh.bak
It's really just a lot easier with Root Explorer. If you use root explorer app, you have to push the little button at the top that says "mount r/w" or something like that. I usually do that rather than run the mount command, because I always forget the syntax for that one.
Yeah just hit the "mount R/W" button on top when u open Root Explorer. It changes to "Mount R/O" and u can rename it after that.
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this might be a newb question (sorry) but i want to know how i can takes apks that i have on my phone and trasnfer them to my computer....i see .apk leaks around here all the time the people extract from their phones to the computer....can someone tell me how i can do the same?
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this might be a newb question (sorry) but i want to know how i can takes apks that i have on my phone and trasnfer them to my computer....i see .apk leaks around here all the time the people extract from their phones to the computer....can someone tell me how i can do the same?
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If you have root access on your phone, you can download a file manager that can access your phones root files, such as Root Explorer. With your file manager you go into /data and find your .apk and copy the file and paste it on your SD card and from there to your computer. Hope that's useful information to you.
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android pc suite..google it. and download netdragon software..there is a SAVE APK in this software..thats all..it is better android pc suite..this is a must have
I think something like this should work even if the phone is not rooted.
enter at terminal on phone:
mkdir /sdcard/sysapps
cp /system/app /sdcard/sysapps
mkdir /sdcard/dataapp
cp /data/app /sdcard/dataapp
these should just copy the whole app folder to sdcard. I don't think it needs to be rooted because you are only reading the system, not writing to it.
this worked for me in the past to pull the build. Prop from the system of an unrooted phone.
if those don't work try this one
cp /system/app/*. apk /sdcard/sysapps
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TheNewGuy said:
I think something like this should work even if the phone is not rooted.
enter at terminal on phone:
mkdir /sdcard/sysapps
cp /system/app /sdcard/sysapps
mkdir /sdcard/dataapp
cp /data/app /sdcard/dataapp
these should just copy the whole app folder to sdcard. I don't think it needs to be rooted because you are only reading the system, not writing to it.
this worked for me in the past to pull the build. Prop from the system of an unrooted phone.
if those don't work try this one
cp /system/app/*. apk /sdcard/sysapps
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cp /data/app doesn't work for non-rooted or rooted.
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Try app monster backup everything that isn't protected. Then open sdcard/appmonster/backups/ copy all the apks from there.
If ur rooted cp /systems/apps/* should do the trick. Although another way would be to tar /system/apps/ to sdcard i use * coz i think those odex files are important too right?
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Hi all.. Having a problem changing the system background on my daughters x10.. (The background you get behind all the system menus and apps like calculator and calendar etc..)
I did this on my Arc recently and it was a doddle - once I'd got the images cropped to the right size..
So here's what I did on the X10.
Copied the framework-res.apk to the SD card
Opened it using 7zip
navigated to res\drawable-hdpi
replaced the semc_bg and semc_general_bg images with the new ones I'd created.
then navigated to res\drawable-land-hdpi and replaced the semc_bg image in there.
copied the file back into the system folder.
changed the permissions to rw-r--r--
copied it to framework folder...
phone reboots and then gets stuck at sony ericsson white logo screen...
reflashed using SEUS twice now!..
On the Arc I also had to amend the image files in another place.. SemcGenericUxpRes\res
but I don't seem to have that folder on the x10...
Thanks.
** BUMP ** Anyone?
What rom/firmware are you on?
How are you moving the framework-res?
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stock 2.1 unbranded.. moving it using root explorer.. which is what I did on my arc..
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Try moving it using adb push. Or use adb mask controller or x10 mod tool if you like/need a gui. You could also make a zip for xrecovery if you have it installed. Root explorer method never worked for me on x10 either...
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Thanks Might try ADB pushing it.. although if I knacker her phone up again she'll not be happy.. so I might just let her decide if she wants me to take the risk... haven't bought titanium for her phone cos I don't want to register MY card on HER phone... recipe for disaster!
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Thanks Might try ADB pushing it.. although if I knacker her phone up again she'll not be happy.. so I might just let her decide if she wants me to take the risk... haven't bought titanium for her phone cos I don't want to register MY card on HER phone... recipe for disaster!
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adb should work just fine. Also have you installed recovery ? If no do it and take nandroid before doing it. It would go back to just like it was before.
Yea, xrecovery is super-easy to install & well worth it. Plus you (or one of us) could add the framework-res into a flashable zip we know will work.
BTW, there is a free version of titanium... &/or xrecovery will back up your entire phone as realunited said.
Thanks - Yeah - realised there was a free version after I posted - got it mixed up in my head with Root Explorer!.. yes - have xrecovery on there too.. is nandroid on the market? or is it part of xrecovery - not used it for a few months..
Cheers.
It just means using the backup option in xrecovery. There is a tut for making xrec zips in the dev section or post the framework-res here & I can look at it later when I get home.
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Hi Aydee - Thanks for your help with this so far!!.. I've done a nandroid backup on the x10 and trying to ADB push the file - it won't let me - says "permission denied".. I tried ADB Remount and shell commands...
$ adb shell
$ su
$ mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
both not giving me r/w access...
X10 is rooted and busybox installed....
What am I doing wrong?!
[edit - got the su working in shell.. and tried mtdblock2 also.. still won't let me push!]
[edit2 - unsecured the shell and mounted as rw... still won't let me push!!.. saying permission denied!]
To be honest I havent used just straight up adb in a while other than zipaligning, I usually use x10 mod tool or xrecovery zips lately. They have been a reliable and quick. So my manual commands are rusty at best.. Would you want to try one of the other ways maybe? Or I'm sure someone else will know why push isnt working...
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Thanks Aydee tried x10 mod tool last night - was getting the same error - seems the phone isn't properly unsecured... will try a few different things later.. if anyone else has other ideas.. I'd appreciate it!
Could you post a copy of the apk? You are on .435 right?
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Hi Aydee - Thanks for your help with this so far!!.. I've done a nandroid backup on the x10 and trying to ADB push the file - it won't let me - says "permission denied".. I tried ADB Remount and shell commands...
$ adb shell
$ su
$ mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
both not giving me r/w access...
X10 is rooted and busybox installed....
What am I doing wrong?!
[edit - got the su working in shell.. and tried mtdblock2 also.. still won't let me push!]
[edit2 - unsecured the shell and mounted as rw... still won't let me push!!.. saying permission denied!]
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It looks like it didn't get the su permission. Check your phone after typing su. If you want i can make a zip to flash.
Hi - Yeah it got the SU ok.. don't really know why it wasn't working - Think it may be to do with the way I was using ADB push - I was trying to push the file directly into the system or framework folders.. x10 mod tool pushed it to a "SD" folder first then ran another shell command to replace it in the framework folder.. don't really know enough about it !!.. anyway.. got it working via x10modtool.. just need to figure out how to do the same now for the phone and phonebook.. presume it's a PNG within those individual apps?
When making a ZIP.. does it need to be a complete system image or can you just zip the framework-res file on it's own and zip that via xrecovery?
Cheers!
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Hi - Yeah it got the SU ok.. don't really know why it wasn't working - Think it may be to do with the way I was using ADB push - I was trying to push the file directly into the system or framework folders.. x10 mod tool pushed it to a "SD" folder first then ran another shell command to replace it in the framework folder.. don't really know enough about it !!.. anyway.. got it working via x10modtool.. just need to figure out how to do the same now for the phone and phonebook.. presume it's a PNG within those individual apps?
When making a ZIP.. does it need to be a complete system image or can you just zip the framework-res file on it's own and zip that via xrecovery?
Cheers!
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Just drag the framework-res.apk into the framework folder without extracting it. After that just flash it.
so presumably I would need to either ADB pull the whole FRAMEWORK folder first? or take a copy using a file manager (AKA root explorer etc)..?
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so presumably I would need to either ADB pull the whole FRAMEWORK folder first? or take a copy using a file manager (AKA root explorer etc)..?
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Just the modified apk into the framework folder of the zip.
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Nah m8 he said he got the framework-res working he needs to do the same for phone & phonebook. They are both in system/app.
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Can someone please paste the keyboard apk.
Thanks!
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Have fun with the keyboard
http://www.sendspace.com/file/zzrj7q
Thanks.!!
Now how do I install it? I extracted the zip but it says there is aaproblem parsing the file (I am trying to install on an Atrix)
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ekerbuddyeker said:
Thanks.!!
Now how do I install it? I extracted the zip but it says there is aaproblem parsing the file (I am trying to install on an Atrix)
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you are the person who wanted the app, i just extracted it, try anywhere else on the forum cause i dont have a phone to test it
Oh my god ! I've an Atrix too and I want Sense Keyboard !! Where can I find someone to help me parsing this app ??
To install it you need root and knowledge of adb. Then use these commands
Code:
adb remount
adb push qhdkeyboard.apk /system/app
adb shell
su
chmod 644 /system/app/qhdkeyboard.apk
Then reboot
Flippy125 said:
To install it you need root and knowledge of adb. Then use these commands
Code:
adb remount
adb push qhdkeyboard.apk /system/app
adb shell
su
chmod 644 /system/app/qhdkeyboard.apk
Then reboot
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is there another method to install that ? I don't know how to use ADB.. But i'm rooted
belig1234 said:
is there another method to install that ? I don't know how to use ADB.. But i'm rooted
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If you have Root Explorer you can copy it to /system/app after mounting R/W and the long press and change permissions to RW-R--R-- and reboot
is it possible for the atrix users to somehow extract the skype skin they have ....was playing arouind with one today and much prefer the white and black skin they have to the blue one...
with gimpsta you can make your own Sense's skin keyboard then you just have to install an apk
search gimpsta on google
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If you have Root Explorer you can copy it to /system/app after mounting R/W and the long press and change permissions to RW-R--R-- and reboot
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i tried this. but no keyboard appears either in system / keyboards or as a choice when editing
anyone else have an idea?
ekerbuddyeker said:
i tried this. but no keyboard appears either in system / keyboards or as a choice when editing
anyone else have an idea?
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Tried the same thing, i have the Atrix. so it should work cause same resolution.. this needs to get ported
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To install it you need root and knowledge of adb. Then use these commands
Code:
adb remount
adb push qhdkeyboard.apk /system/app
adb shell
su
chmod 644 /system/app/qhdkeyboard.apk
Then reboot
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This zip doesn't have a apk file in it... It has 2 .odex files... Do i place the 2 files in system/app or the folder, or the zip?
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Would like to know as well.
So... Has anyone ported this and/ or got this to work on gingerbread dinc?
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Installing the apk on your devices its not gonna work the apks are tied to framework which you don't have on atrix
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We know it won't work... That's why we've been trying to get some one to deodex it and port it... Personally I need it for dinc not atrix.....
yozpalang said:
Installing the apk on your devices its not gonna work the apks are tied to framework which you don't have on atrix
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OK, I found this in the form, but it don't work, post dated 2011.
#Su
#Mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3/system
#Cat /sdcard/[filename].apk > /system/app/[filename].apk
#Mount -o remount,ro -t yaffs2 /dev/mtdblock3/#system
#Reboot
I am running prono what ever he calls himself ics rom , if that is any help as maybe the file structure on the second line, and forth line need to be changed and what ever else, as I looked and I don't have a mtdblock3 under my /dev/ directory.
Trying to instal holo HD as a sys app so I can press and apply Widgets, it won't let me says it got a be installed as such,
Thanks
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Just grab a root explorer such as solid explorer and copy the apk into /system/app. Then change its permissions to 644 (rw-r-r) and reboot
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Just grab a root explorer such as solid explorer and copy the apk into /system/app. Then change its permissions to 644 (rw-r-r) and reboot
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Thanks, now need to learn how to do that, 1. Command line? 2. Easier way?
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Got it, with root explorer, too simple. Thanks again
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