Hello there Xperia PLAY forum!
So, after an entire week of work, I can release my first android application here:
it is an utility to enable touchpads on any rom that is supported (if you want me to support your rom, please post here) .
Description:
It is composed by 2 main apps (or code-talking by 2 main Activities):
A build.prop fixer
A flashable.zip extractor
The build.prop fixer basically modifies some of your build.prop values to match these values, in order to have a proper recognition of the device by games or apps.
The flashable.zip extractor extracts into your sdcard (into a path specified by the app itself) a flashable.zip which contains the fixed framework.jar and the Touchpads Activator app by farenheith for the rom you choose.
Sources
Here
APKs
Here
So here we are! If you find any bug just let me know.
Changes into v1.0.1:
updated a wrong string that I forgot to update lol
added credits to krisdee as well
Lol just saw a broken boolean: gonna fix this
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Changes into v1.0.2:
fixed a boolean value inside Fixer activity
would i be able to play the n64 emulator with the touch pads on gingerbread if i use this application?
|SavageD| said:
would i be able to play the n64 emulator with the touch pads on gingerbread if i use this application?
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This app is meant to be used on Cyanogenmod (9 and 10) based roms, it won't fix touchpads on Gb :/
But there's a n64 emulator that allows u to use touchpads, i think it is called Mupen, unless you're using cm7
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Great work, why not run the cwm zip via exec after?
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fma965 said:
Great work, why not run the cwm zip via exec after?
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I thought of doing this way, but idk how to do it lol
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I did know but now I forgot xD
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fma965 said:
I did know but now I forgot xD
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LOL I'll search for a cmd that allows it
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CriGiu said:
LOL I'll search for a cmd that allows it
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i have no idea if this works but
/cache/recovery/command --update_package=/sdcard/my-rom.zip
followed by
adb reboot recovery
EDIT: i am looking in to making a android app for my kitchen and the option to auto flash a zip file will be useful to me aswell as you hence why i took some time to search aswell
Since you seem to know stuff, Can you let me know how i can run adb/shell commands in a android app thanks
UPDATE: this may also help http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2250555 as the source is avaliable
fma965 said:
i have no idea if this works but
/cache/recovery/command --update_package=/sdcard/my-rom.zip
followed by
adb reboot recovery
EDIT: i am looking in to making a android app for my kitchen and the option to auto flash a zip file will be useful to me aswell as you hence why i took some time to search aswell
Since you seem to know stuff, Can you let me know how i can run adb/shell commands in a android app thanks
UPDATE: this may also help http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2250555 as the source is avaliable
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Well it's quite simple, but you can't use adb since adb executable isn't available on android, but still, you can use busybox instead;
the way I use to execute a cmd via, for example, a press of a button, is to define a Process and a Runtime.
Then you can obtain su permissions (in the OnClick method) by using the Process you defined, like this:
Code:
Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("su" );
Then I use a DataOutputStream to exec other cmds (like mv or cp...)
Example to mount /system (where "//" starts comments:
Code:
[COLOR="Lime"]//Defining a DataOutputStream[/COLOR]
DataOutputStream os = new DataOutputStream(process.getOutputStream());
[COLOR="Lime"]//Using the defined DataOutputStream (os) to exec the command[/COLOR]
os.writeBytes("mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock0 /system\n" );
I'm busy these days, but ask me if you need anything (I'm not a java developer though lol)
CriGiu said:
Well it's quite simple, but you can't use adb since adb executable isn't available on android, but still, you can use busybox instead;
the way I use to execute a cmd via, for example, a press of a button, is to define a Process and a Runtime.
Then you can obtain su permissions (in the OnClick method) by using the Process you defined, like this:
Code:
Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("su" );
Then I use a DataOutputStream to exec other cmds (like mv or cp...)
Example to mount /system (where "//" starts comments:
Code:
[COLOR="Lime"]//Defining a DataOutputStream[/COLOR]
DataOutputStream os = new DataOutputStream(process.getOutputStream());
[COLOR="Lime"]//Using the defined DataOutputStream (os) to exec the command[/COLOR]
os.writeBytes("mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock0 /system\n" );
I'm busy these days, but ask me if you need anything (I'm not a java developer though lol)
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Great thanks, Im also not a java developer but some of the stuff is simple, i am also not a jquery or php developer but i can make the odd thing now and then
Thanks.
fma965 said:
Great thanks, Im also not a java developer but some of the stuff is simple, i am also not a jquery or php developer but i can make the odd thing now and then
Thanks.
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YW man
Feel free to ask me, or look at my sources for a quicker help
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Hay will this app work in slim bean?
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crazymonkey05 said:
Hay will this app work in slim bean?
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If slimbean is based on cm10 (fxp228 and up) then it'll work, but make a backup to be 100% sure
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Touchpads
CriGiu said:
If slimbean is based on cm10 (fxp228 and up) then it'll work, but make a backup to be 100% sure
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Hiya I hope that you are still around, I am still interested in the xperia play especialy as it looks like kitkat will come out for it any time soon. I am having trouble with the touchpads on my xperia play
I have a Jellybean rom, called SONYCM10 FINAL perfect in every way BUT a major issue that i was not expecting.
Touchpad Activator which is included in the build fails to work when pressing the (activate just for this app) button, it came back with
Error 1: android.view.ViewRoot, the touchpads failed to work in anything
I then installed your touchpad fixer, i have clicked the framework and buildprop buttons and restarted into recovery mode (lupus jb v13) and installed from zip file the framework (I gather that this is how you flash it?). When i restart the phone and test the touchpads there is still no recognition AND when i go back into your fixer app it still says text in red that i have still not fixed my buildprop. I also coppied the framework manually into my system folder and overwrote the original with the new one just incase the installer was not working.
What am I missing? am I not flashing it properly or what? Again I did not flash but just installed from recoverymode the framework zip...
The only thing I can think of that I have not tried is to extract your buildprop somehow and manually overwrite the one in my system directory?
Any Help would be most welcome...
Will this work with Xperia Overlay™ ROM (Android 4.4.4 KitKat)?
dj___ said:
Will this work with Xperia Overlay™ ROM (Android 4.4.4 KitKat)?
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Make backup
Flash/Install it
See for yourself
Post result here
Have a nice day
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Make backup
Flash/Install it
See for yourself
Post result here
Have a nice day
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Okay, gonna definately tell about the result
Related
Here is the new Android Market. Version 3.0.26
Just installed and this thing looks sweet.
awesome too bad videos dont play on rooted devices
So how do I install it if I just have a rooted phone??
What the other 3 page thread about the same thing wasn't good enough for you?
Hey thanks alot man! The new market looks pretty tight.
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Playing movies on rooted Devices!
original post by : ogdobber
you can rent the movie with a rooted device...you just can't watch it (but you can with this trick)
open terminal on phone
Code:
su
mount -o rw,remount /system
mv /system/bin/su /system/bin/mu
close terminal and you will be able to watch rented movies on your rooted device
to revert open terminal
Code:
mu
mount -o rw,remount /system
mv /system/bin/mu /system/bin/su
google movie looks for su by name, easy work around because naming it to mu you still have suid, but rooted apps (as well as google movie) are looking for su "name" as well..with the terminal you can tell it suid is mu
gsript doesn't work on this because it too looks for su on the revert
you can copy the code to a notepad and paste it in terminal so you don't have to type every time
This is the only page on here.. where is the other link at for that?
and for everybody that dont know if you dont want to do the above mentioned code you can rent with market and then just watch it in your browser whether your rooted or not..
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and for everybody that dont know if you dont want to do the above mentioned code you can rent with market and then just watch it in your browser whether your rooted or not..
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Brilliant. Thank you.
I don't even have a movies tab lol, is it because it senses root? Like the new layout though..
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I don't even have a movies tab lol, is it because it senses root? Like the new layout though..
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Yeah me neither I tried even installing it manually thru the help tab on the market but no go I guess some people got the movie tab and some dont.......
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This is the only page on here.. where is the other link at for that?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1166247
Please continue discussion here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=15596000#post15596000
Here's a convenient way to turn off (and then back on) the button leds on our X10 from recovery.
Those are the leds at the bottom of your X10, not the notification led.
Thanks to Adolf1994 for the original script.
It can also be done by copying/deleting a single file instead, but it's more convenient to use this from recovery after installing a new rom.
The new version is for the CWM Recovery
It installs in init.d and includes a solution for roms using Fera Engine v10. On those roms permissions of the brightness file are changed after anything in init.d is run so the nobuttonleds script is also run at the end of hw_config.sh.
CWM version
Should work on any rom with working /etc/init.d or /etc/init.d and hw_config.sh
Tested on:
DiXperia X/10 with DXEngine
Xrecovery version
The /etc/init.d folder needs to be properly working on the rom you use. (thanks to My_Immortal for pointing that out!)
tested on:
- WB-XPERIA TW Gingerbread
- ThJap's 2.3 ThGo2 v1.3
If it doesn't work on the rom you use and you have root, try this:
- add this line to /etc/install-recovery.sh (check first if busybox is in xbin or bin):
/system/xbin/busybox run-parts /system/etc/init.d
or
/system/bin/busybox run-parts /system/etc/init.d
- another way is to use the Script Manager way explained here.
Installation
- copy on your SD card
- start CWM Recovery or xRecovery, install as custom zip
The change is permanent: the button leds will be turned off everytime you boot until you install another rom or you decide to turn them on.
thanks but i prefer to keep them ON
Not working
noled.zip + Script Manager working!
AlgerK70, could it be that you already copied noled.sh as 50-noled in /etc/init.d ? If so you need to delete it first, or else the leds will stay "on".
After booting, turn the screen on then off to see if it works.
and who's supposed to execute the script at boot?
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speig said:
and who's supposed to execute the script at boot?
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The little green Android in your phone!
Edit:
The script is executed by the system, it's installed in /etc/init.d, a folder pretty much like the Startup folder on your computer.
Which bottom led u r talking about...??
I can't see!!
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zorglub08 said:
The little green Android in your phone!
Edit:
The script is executed by the system, it's installed in /etc/init.d, a folder pretty much like the Startup folder on your computer.
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No, it's not.
init.d folder doesn't work on the latest stock SE kernel.
We need to wait for custom kernels to run scripts at boot from init.d.
It's the 2 white leds between the hardware buttons. The ones that are so annoying when reading an ebook in the dark on low luminosity because they keep turning on
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No, it's not.
init.d folder doesn't work on the latest stock SE kernel.
We need to wait for custom kernels to run scripts at boot from init.d.
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exactly or you put it in your install-recovery.sh
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Works with "WB-XPERIA TW Gingerbread V3.6.0"
Tested
Works whit zdzihu 2.3 rom?
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omg I freaking love you!
I only had this script from Adolf1994 but that needed to run every startup and disabled the notification led too
Great your working!!
Can I include your working ??
If you say OK, of course I add your credit on my thread.
thanks,
Will it work on 2.3.3 zdzihu whit bb 71????? Please reply
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ThJap said:
Great your working!!
Can I include your working ??
If you say OK, of course I add your credit on my thread.
thanks,
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Thanks, I just used part of the original script from Adolf1994 and made this xRecovery package.
You can of course add it if it works on your rom (if it works please tell me, I need to add it to the list of working roms in the first post)
shahkam said:
Will it work on 2.3.3 zdzihu whit bb 71????? Please reply
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Please try it, "ButtonLedsOFF" only copies one file to your phone, it won't overwrite anything. To "revert" if it doesn't work, install "ButtonLedsON" and it will remove the file. Please try, and if it works, report here, thanks
zorglub08 said:
It's the 2 white leds between the hardware buttons. The ones that are so annoying when reading an ebook in the dark on low luminosity because they keep turning on
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The exact same thing that my script does + disables the notif LED that is burning my eyes at night like the flames of hell could never if the phone is on charger
tadhara said:
omg I freaking love you!
I only had this script from Adolf1994 but that needed to run every startup and disabled the notification led too
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In PM I sent you the solution:
Code:
echo "\n\n# Darkness by Adolf1994\nDIR=$(cd /sys && find | grep brightness | cut -c 3- | cut -d : -f 1 | head -n 1)\nLED=/sys/$DIR\nLED1=$LED:rgb1:red/brightness\nLED2=$LED:rgb1:green/brightness\nLED3=$LED:rgb1:blue/brightness\nLED4=$LED:sled/brightness\necho 0 > $LED1\necho 0 > $LED2\necho 0 > $LED3\necho 0 > $LED4\nchmod 00444 $LED1\nchmod 00444 $LED2\nchmod 00444 $LED3\nchmod 00444 $LED4" >> /system/etc/hw_config.sh
Not to misunderstand OP, just providing details.
Didnt work on z 2.3.3 .71 baseband i really need this
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shahkam said:
Didnt work on z 2.3.3 .71 baseband i really need this
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Try the Script Manager way linked in first post, it will work for sure
Welcome to the Droid Tools Project!
I made this for Noobs!
Well I got bored and made this on my phone when I got bored , it was written in a txt editor but has a easy to use UI! Its still basic and has more features to come so don't judge!
What the the tool includes in v1:-
- Sign APK's
- Release Keys
- Sign ROM's
More coming in V1.1
Instructions:-
1. Click the desired version download link.
2. Wait 5 seconds and click SKIP AD.
3. Download and extract.
4. Read the ReadMe and run the .bat.
Credits:-
In the folder the tool is contained within.
Downloads:-
Mod Edit: Link removed
Another thread?
apktool is still the best
and yes it is,
another thread
another thread to be closed? lol! kidding!
deathnotice01 said:
apktool is still the best
and yes it is,
another thread
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Can you give me the apktool app???
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jerryn70 said:
Can you give me the apktool app???
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as you wish
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1310151
Featured!! :O
HOLY SH*T!! This thing got featured!!
EliTSamsunG said:
Another thread?
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No its a potatoe
This app is very useful.
But you forgot to add the procedure to add 'PATH' environment variable for newbies in the Readme.
And the Zipalign function is not working for the people like me, who use portable version of Android SDK. It should also be mentioned in Readme.
Hope that you'll definitely fix it in next version.
Good Job !
[email protected]
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And then???????
GREEEEEETZ!!!
download link dead..OP please replace a new working link..
thanks
here is the file!i think he never updates the post.
i used zip signer from market.. its very friendly.
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My work
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- AndroBot SGY tweaks
- Nandroid md5 Fixer
- Ext4 to RFS Converter
what is the use of this tool? sorry just a noob
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what is the use of this tool? sorry just a noob
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Mostly for 'signing' apps i.e after editing. Every app has to be 'signed' to be useful. If you editing app (i.e for localisation) you have to signing it afterwards. So one of this app function is signing app's. Custom ROM's has to be signed either.
For signing you have to use 'key'. There you can generate your own key for signing your own apps. Bear in mind - you can seamlessly upgrade app to new version only if it is signed with the same key as older version. Otherwise you have to uninstall older version and then install new one. This app can generate keys too.
For now all contributions removed.
chotu222 said:
Any Suggestions on Improving this tool / Adding features are welcome
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Maybe allow users to customize a few lines of the updater.script such as "SuperduperMod by xdamember" and the last line "All done, thanks, etc".
I'd love to be able to edit my build.prop files through a nice GUI
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XperienceD said:
Maybe allow users to customize a few lines of the updater.script such as "SuperduperMod by xdamember" and the last line "All done, thanks, etc".
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Hmm,great idea !!! I can make my batch script open the updater script in notepad++ and the user should edit it because if by editing inside the batch script may lead to fatal errors and status 7 may pop up(Due to EOL coversion)
leolawliet said:
I'd love to be able to edit my build.prop files through a nice GUI
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I will try this one ...It can be edited by GUI as there is no harm if anything goes wrong !
Will try apply both changes in the next update ! :fingers-crossed: Thanks for your suggestion guys :highfive:
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Hmm,great idea !!! I can make my batch script open the updater script in notepad++ and the user should edit it because if by editing inside the batch script may lead to fatal errors and status 7 may pop up(Due to EOL coversion)
I will try this one ...It can be edited by GUI as there is no harm if anything goes wrong !
Will try apply both changes in the next update ! :fingers-crossed: Thanks for your suggestion guys :highfive:
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Thank you for hearing me out and considering it, I would use this all the time
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Well done mate..
But don't forget to credit the creator(s) of signapk.jar, 7za.exe command line, and the one who wrote signer.bat file that you used here.
You can add support for the /preload partition too.
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Thank you for hearing me out and considering it, I would use this all the time
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You are welcome
majdinj said:
Well done mate..
But don't forget to credit the creator(s) of signapk.jar, 7za.exe command line, and the one who wrote signer.bat file that you used here.
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Yup , i certainly will give them credits just need some time to gather those names
ionescugeo9942 said:
You can add support for the /preload partition too.
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Yup ,i clearly don't know if the preload partition is in the same blocks as others.
If you give me some info about devices in PM it would be great !
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You are welcome
Yup , i certainly will give them credits just need some time to gather those names
Yup ,i clearly don't know if the preload partition is in the same blocks as others.
If you give me some info about devices in PM it would be great !
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I don't really know very much.I know only that in Samsung Galaxy S Advance,the preload partition is dev/block/mmcblk0p9
Is this only for arm device as the razri has intel instead of arm would be.good to be able. To use this saves a lot of.time having to.edit scripts etc. Which I have to do at the moment to get any mods to flash. From other forum's on my device thanks
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Is this only for arm device as the razri has intel instead of arm would be.good to be able. To use this saves a lot of.time having to.edit scripts etc. Which I have to do at the moment to get any mods to flash. From other forum's on my device thanks
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If
You have cwm and busybox then it'll work
Else
No
ionescugeo9942 said:
I don't really know very much.I know only that in Samsung Galaxy S Advance,the preload partition is dev/block/mmcblk0p9
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Okay i will research on many devices preload partition and make device support in some releases
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chotu222 said:
If
You have cwm and busybox then it'll work
Else
No
Okay i will research on many devices preload partition and make device support in some releases
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Great thanks I'll give it a try over the weekend and see how we get on
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Updated to v1.2 suggestion added
More ideas are welcomed
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Great job mate,,
Just a suggestion is to add standalone busybox binary to be on the root of the flashable zip file.
Why?
In your updater-script, you did well by using busybox command to mount system partition (no need to have the name of partition by doing so), but what if user didn't have busybox installed in his/her device?!!
So after adding busybox binary in the root of the flashable zip, just edit updater-script to be like this:
Code:
package_extract_file("busybox", "/tmp/busybox");
set_perm(0, 0, 0777, "/tmp/busybox");
run_program("/tmp/busybox");
Then the mounting point will be like this:
Code:
run_program("/tmp/busybox", "mount", "/system");
And after having all your codes, put these commands at the bottom:
Code:
run_program("/tmp/busybox", "umount", "/system");
delete("/tmp/busybox");
By doing this, you will be sure that your updater-script will work on any device, even if busybox was not installed on them.
I will attach busybox binary bellow for you if you like my suggestion.
chotu222 said:
Okay i will research on many devices preload partition and make device support in some releases
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chotu222 said:
Yup ,i clearly don't know if the preload partition is in the same blocks as others.
If you give me some info about devices in PM it would be great !
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preload is the hidden partition (at least for Samsung device I knew!!) and it is about 500 mb space (check cat /proc/partitions command in terminal),, you can actually access the preload partition by any root explorer.
During interdicting of new android platforms, the old devices has no enough storage space in system partition anymore, making the manufactures to use the hidden partition (preload) and do symlinks to system partition.
To use preload partition, you need to add extra folder in the root of your flashable zip file called preload. Inside preload folder you need to make several folders as shown (preload\symlink\system\app) inside this app folder, put your apk files.
Also you will need a script to symlink all apk in preload to system partition. There is one written by @dsixda (create_preload_symlinks) I will attach it bellow in the attachment.
Now returning back to the updater-script, you need to add the mounting command (I will assume you implemented the busybox suggestion):
Code:
run_program("/tmp/busybox", "mount", "/preload");
Add extracting command:
Code:
package_extract_dir("preload", "/preload");
Add command to run create_preload_symlinks:
Code:
package_extract_file("create_preload_symlinks", "/tmp/create_preload_symlinks");
set_perm(0, 0, 0777, "/tmp/create_preload_symlinks");
run_program("/tmp/create_preload_symlinks");
Add setting perm for preload partition app folder and apk files:
Code:
set_perm_recursive(0, 0, 0755, 0644, "/preload/symlink/system/app");
Add these lines at the end:
Code:
run_program("/tmp/busybox", "umount", "/preload");
delete("/tmp/create_preload_symlinks");
And anything you want to ask,, I will be more than welcoming,,
Cheers
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Mac OS X Version
Hi, this is a Mac OS X translated version of this script.
Hi,
Is this tool in development? I use it to flash some apks for my GT-i9505 and worked!
Thanks a lot!
mafsi said:
Is this tool in development?
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It seems that OP abandoned the project.
He announced in the title of the thread, the version 1.3 will be soon.
It's been three years and still does not.
ze7zez said:
It seems that OP abandoned the project.
He announced in the title of the thread, the version 1.3 will be soon.
It's been three years and still does not.
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Pitty! I finally found a good flashing packages that worked... If you now a better one please point me to that direction. Thanks in advanced!
mafsi said:
If you now a better one please point me to that direction.
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@codekidX was recently logged into the forum.
It can read these posts and take finally to work as promised.
ze7zez said:
@codekidX was recently logged into the forum.
It can read these posts and take finally to work as promised.
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mafsi said:
Pitty! I finally found a good flashing packages that worked... If you now a better one please point me to that direction. Thanks in advanced!
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ze7zez said:
It seems that OP abandoned the project.
He announced in the title of the thread, the version 1.3 will be soon.
It's been three years and still does not.
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I actually did not abandon this project ... it was being coded into a GUI software and it was around 80% over. I did not release it because of the lack of time.
I will release the software and code by the end of this week. Although bug fixes will take time if there will be any.
I rooted my Nexus 5 about two weeks ago using Cyanogenmod. At first everything was running smoothly then after a few days a few apps started to freeze then crash. This happened to twitter most frequently, then Reddit and occasionally hangouts. I haven't noticed it with any other apps. It seems to only happen when I'm on the app for like 10 or more minutes. It now happens about 2 or 3 times a day to twitter and that is about the only application. I updated my rom and installed the newest cyanogenmod rom but it still happens. Why does this keep happening?
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Logcat- Attachment below
lilfil3 said:
I rooted my Nexus 5 about two weeks ago using Cyanogenmod. At first everything was running smoothly then after a few days a few apps started to freeze then crash. This happened to twitter most frequently, then Reddit and occasionally hangouts. I haven't noticed it with any other apps. It seems to only happen when I'm on the app for like 10 or more minutes. It now happens about 2 or 3 times a day to twitter and that is about the only application. I updated my rom and installed the newest cyanogenmod rom but it still happens. Why does this keep happening?
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Unfortunately the only real way to know is looking at a logcat. When you updated, did you wipe everything or dirty flash? What other mods are you using? Are you using dalvik or ART runtime? Is it the official CM?
es0tericcha0s said:
Unfortunately the only real way to know is looking at a logcat. When you updated, did you wipe everything or dirty flash? What other mods are you using? Are you using dalvik or ART runtime? Is it the official CM?
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What is a logcat? I'm new to rooting so I'm just figuring everything out. And when I updated I flashed it, idk what a dirty flash is. And I'm using Dalvik. And yes its the official CM.
lilfil3 said:
What is a logcat? I'm new to rooting so I'm just figuring everything out. And when I updated I flashed it, idk what a dirty flash is. And I'm using Dalvik. And yes its the official CM.
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To generate a logcat, start the Terminal Emulator app, then switch to root mode:
$ su
confirm, then start the logcat program:
$ logcat > /sdcard/mylog.txt 2>&1
(change the destination path to your needs).
Now perform the action that you want to trace. When finished, switch back to the Terminal Emulator and terminate the logcat with VolDown+C (CTRL-C).
Alternatively you could also use ADB (adb logcat) or a logcat APP, but I prefer "the real thing"
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To generate a logcat, start the Terminal Emulator app, then switch to root mode:
$ su
confirm, then start the logcat program:
$ logcat > /sdcard/mylog.txt 2>&1
(change the destination path to your needs).
Now perform the action that you want to trace. When finished, switch back to the Terminal Emulator and terminate the logcat with VolDown+C (CTRL-C).
Alternatively you could also use ADB (adb logcat) or a logcat APP, but I prefer "the real thing"
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Am I supposed to get a huge list of code? And what am I looking for?
If someone has a logcat handy, someone should post one to show him what one looks like.
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I think this is my logocat....
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Am I supposed to get a huge list of code? And what am I looking for?
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You will geht a text file that you can open with a Text editor - as you seem to use cyanogenmod (CM), I'd suggest to use the CM Filemanager built-in editor.
Watch out for lines starting with "E/" as these are the real errors. While this might give you an idea what is going wrong, to really understand the logcat, developer skills are required...
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You will geht a text file that you can open with a Text editor - as you seem to use cyanogenmod (CM), I'd suggest to use the CM Filemanager built-in editor.
Watch out for lines starting with "E/" as these are the real errors. While this might give you an idea what is going wrong, to really understand the logcat, developer skills are required...
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So if I have a lot of lines starting with "E/" that's probably not so good... I downloaded catlog and went through all the logs
Java Binder and Activity Manager have the most "E/"
Here are all the others-
InputDispacher
GAV2
FrameworkListener
Chromium
ADS
Activity Thread
Finsky
AdwareHttpConnector
Spannable String Builder
RichInputConnection
lilfil3 said:
So if I have a lot of lines starting with "E/" that's probably not so good... I downloaded catlog and went through all the logs
Java Binder and Activity Manager have the most "E/"
Here are all the others-
InputDispacher
GAV2
FrameworkListener
Chromium
ADS
Activity Thread
Finsky
AdwareHttpConnector
Spannable String Builder
RichInputConnection
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Interesting... According to a Google search, Finsky is the Play Store for Honeycomb (Android 3.x). As I suppose, you installed CM11 (Android 4.4.x), you may need to start over with the appropriate Google apps (gapps) - see the official CM11 Nexus 5 developer thread - link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2584004
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Interesting... According to a Google search, Finsky is the Play Store for Honeycomb (Android 3.x). As I suppose, you installed CM11 (Android 4.4.x), you may need to start over with the appropriate Google apps (gapps) - see the official CM11 Nexus 5 developer thread - link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2584004
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I just checked and the gapps I have now is "pa_gapps-modular-mini-4.4.2-20131215-signed" Do you think I should just install it again? And Google chrome is starting to not work. It takes a while for the keyboard to come up and when I search something it just crashes. This isn't all the time though only sometimes.
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I just checked and the gapps I have now is "pa_gapps-modular-mini-4.4.2-20131215-signed" Do you think I should just install it again? And Google chrome is starting to not work. It takes a while for the keyboard to come up and when I search something it just crashes. This isn't all the time though only sometimes.
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PA gapps should be fine but you may want to Browser the CM11 thread I posted before for potential issues with them. The chrome and keyboard issues you mention match your previous post (eg. error reported by the chromium component).
I'd reboot to recovery, do a nandroid backup (just to be safe), then clear the cache and dalvik cache, then erase the system partition, then flash CM and the gapps again.
Erasing the System partition should get you rid of unwanted stuff and the steps above should not touch your data.
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PA gapps should be fine but you may want to Browser the CM11 thread I posted before for potential issues with them. The chrome and keyboard issues you mention match your previous post (eg. error reported by the chromium component).
I'd reboot to recovery, do a nandroid backup (just to be safe), then clear the cache and dalvik cache, then erase the system partition, then flash CM and the gapps again.
Erasing the System partition should get you rid of unwanted stuff and the steps above should not touch your data.
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I did this 3 days ago and it seems better. Thanks!! Chrome works now but apps still crash. It seems to happen less now but it still happens.
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