I have a Nexus 4, rooted, Franco kernel, and factory stock rom. Downloaded CyanogenMod mako build, extracted CM File Manager, installed the apk successfully, but am unable to access the advanced options in the settings menu - specifically access mode. Also tried reinstalling it by copying to /system/app, changing permissions rw -r -r, but the app's advanced options still remained inaccessible. When I first open up the app, SuperSU never prompts me to grant root access. I'm assuming it does that if I was able to change the access mode from safe to root.
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Don't you think 1 thread about it is enough? You already started http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2192901
Sorry, somehow the tapatalk double posted. I'll report the other post.
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I am stock, rooted and running dalvik.
I have downloaded "de.robv.android.xposed.installer_v25_3_6cbbc.apk" and "de.robv.android.xposed.installer_v25_3_6cbbc-1.apk"
I get the same problem with either. The package installs but will not go active. I can get into the app but there is a red warning that the latest version is not active. Click on the Framework button and try the install/update button. The app stops responding and I get a wait or close pop-up. Same when I try the "soft reboot" and the "reboot" button. I have powered off after the install to no affect. It shows two items under Versions "app_process" with a red dash under the active column and a 47 under the bundled column and "XposedBridge.jar" with a 42 under the active and bundled columns.
Are there any other compatibility issues other than ART that I am not aware of? Anything else I should be checking on?
thx
Sounds like it is denied root access.
Check your superuser application to make sure it's not blocked
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You have to go into the framework and install it, then reboot
Alex240188 said:
Sounds like it is denied root access.
Check your superuser application to make sure it's not blocked
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Thx, I updated the supersu version and that solved the problem.
CHANGING THE APP SWITCHER KEY TO SHORT PRESS MENU, LONG PRESS APP_SWITCHER
Step one ROOT, install a root browser, install an SQlite editor
1 using a root exploer app navigate to /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db open this in SQlite editor
2 select system, scroll down to APP_SWITCH_KEY_BEHAVIOR (should be around #171) and change from 0 to 1
3 exit ( depending on sqlite app of choice save if prompted)
4 Reboot and profit
*** Note this sticks after reboots obviously because we are not touching the /system so write protection is not an issue
Video Tutorial Watch Tutorial Here
My recommended Tools for the Job
Sqlite Editor
Root Explorer
Thanks!
Is there a way to switch the back and recent button?
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runandhide05 said:
CHANGING THE APP SWITCHER KEY TO SHORT PRESS MENU, LONG PRESS APP_SWITCHER
Step one ROOT, install a root browser, install an SQlite editor
1 using a root exploer app navigate to /data/data/com.providers.settings/databases/settings.db open this in SQlite editor
2 select system, scroll down to APP_SWITCH_KEY_BEHAVIOR (should be around #171) and change from 0 to 1
3 exit ( depending on sqlite app of choice save if prompted)
4 Reboot and profit
*** Note this sticks after reboots obviously because we are not touching the /system so write protection is not an issue
Video Tutorial Watch Tutorial Here
My recommended Tools for the Job
Sqlite Editor
Root Explorer
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This is weird. I did exactly this and mine didn't do anything. Is this working for anyone else?
Edit: I changed it back to 0 and then reset it back to 1 and now it's working. Thanks.
dscottjr81 said:
Thanks!
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welcome
Morocotopo0301 said:
Is there a way to switch the back and recent button?
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without write to /system no
steelersmb said:
This is weird. I did exactly this and mine didn't do anything. Is this working for anyone else?
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did you follow OP to the letter?
thanks for the tip! on my at&t version the settings.db is located in /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/ folder. worked perfectly.
I did this using gravity box. But I preferred to have it long press for menu and leave it as short press recents. You can even set the long press duration too. I have back button as long press to kill current app and long press recents for menu. It's sweet. Most everything in gravity box works.
Thank GOD for this! . ?
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mrbracht said:
Thank GOD for this! . ?
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Or just me...lol
Edit for HTC for including the option for that out of the box
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Had to do a little digging but I found the setting to edit. Thx for this helpful info
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nicholi2789 said:
I did this using gravity box. But I preferred to have it long press for menu and leave it as short press recents. You can even set the long press duration too. I have back button as long press to kill current app and long press recents for menu. It's sweet. Most everything in gravity box works.
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I thought gravity box wasn't supported on non-AOSP. Have a link to the module you're using?
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Is it possible to switch the menu and back keys? I'm too used to my Samsungs...
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runandhide05 said:
CHANGING THE APP SWITCHER KEY TO SHORT PRESS MENU, LONG PRESS APP_SWITCHER
Step one ROOT, install a root browser, install an SQlite editor
1 using a root exploer app navigate to /data/data/com.providers.settings/databases/settings.db open this in SQlite editor
2 select system, scroll down to APP_SWITCH_KEY_BEHAVIOR (should be around #171) and change from 0 to 1
3 exit ( depending on sqlite app of choice save if prompted)
4 Reboot and profit
*** Note this sticks after reboots obviously because we are not touching the /system so write protection is not an issue
Video Tutorial Watch Tutorial Here
My recommended Tools for the Job
Sqlite Editor
Root Explorer
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Assuming you meant /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db rather than /data/data/com.providers.settings/databases/settings.db... i cant open the DB to edit it. tried two different sql editors. Any ideas?
Gator Brah said:
Assuming you meant /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db rather than /data/data/com.providers.settings/databases/settings.db... i cant open the DB to edit it. tried two different sql editors. Any ideas?
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Are you rooted?
Correct sorry op updated to show correct full path
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Are you rooted?
Correct sorry op updated to show correct full path
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yep im rooted. checked permissions on the db and everything. it just says error opening DB when i open in sql editor
Gator Brah said:
yep im rooted. checked permissions on the db and everything. it just says error opening DB when i open in sql editor
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Have u tried to open any db in /data with sq yet?
You'll need to trouble shoot that issue first
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Worked like a charm! I love this functionality..seems stupid not to have it this way from the start by Verizon/HTC.
Looks like there's a few things to tinker with in the system part of that database
Nice touch. Working great here. Thinking of poking around and seeing what other kind of trouble I can get into.
Man...mine stopped working again and when I look in the editor, it is still set at 1. All I get are recents when I press the button and nothing else.
This is fantastic. I recommend this should be a sticky.
FYI. The function is now at line 1155 since the update
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Hi. I need some help. I would like to add launcher rotation to galaxy s5 stock launcher (g900f). Currently I am running Phoenix Rom ( Great rom, by the way). I have tried lots of modded touchwiz launchers but none of them has that feature. Please help.
You need to be root. If you r not root then try rooting your device. Search it on Google. I have tried this method in my phone and it worked so i am telling to you. I dont take responsibility for any damages you cause to your own phone. Keep the backup of the stock ROM if you screw the things up. Use a cwm or twrp recovery to backup . If you do not have it try searching it on google.
1) Navigate to the folder "/data/"
Press Menu, New, File, then name it "local.prop" (without the double quotes).
2) Add the following line to it in the editor...
Code:
launcher.force_enable_rotation=true
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Method 2
Root mandatory
Install xposed framework follow this guide
http://gs5.wonderhowto.com/how-to/install-xposed-framework-your-samsung-galaxy-s5-0155684/
After installing it open modules. Search Xposed GEL settings.
Download and install it
Enable the module ( you can find it in modules check the box )
Reboot
Open Xposed GEL settings
In menu click general
Turn on auto rotate
See the screen shot
Full reboot ( Just turn off and turn on your device)
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Thanks for quick response, but I need rotation for touchwiz launcher
Can you please explain what exactly this means ? Im not sure i understand what the behavior will be if i enable launcher rotation? Whats the difference from just enabling rotation in the normal way?
It means home screen rotation
Google has introduced a new favourites tab on their Phone app and a new call log info box. Unfortunately it is not publicly available yet so to enable it follow the steps. Make sure you device is rooted and have a root explorer app, I personally prefer MiXplorer
1. Open MiXplorer, go to /data/data/com.google.android.dialer/shared_prefs/
2. Open dialer_phenotype_flags.xml and change the values of the following flags from "false" to "true"
i). G__enable_new_favorites_tab
ii.) G__new_call_log_fragment_enabled
3. Force close Google Phone and launch it
Could you make an adb backup with these setting.
I don't have root on my new phone.
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Dementore711 said:
Could you make an adb backup with these setting.
I don't have root on my new phone.
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unfortunately I can't, I don't know how to do it