Unlock Hidden Toggles in Notification Panel
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I have seen few posts related to unlocking some hidden toggles (Galaxy s4,s3, ...) but none listed a way to add them all.
Tested on JB S4,S3, Note 3 & Light but it might work with other Samsung devices.
First of all you have to install sqlite3 in /system/xbin.
you can get one here : (thanks to Slaid480)
https://github.com/Slaid480/Android-Universal-Fly-On-Mod/tree/Beta/sqlite
copy libncurses.so -> /system/lib/ (chmod 644)
copy sqlite3 -> /system/xbin/ (chmod 755)
Reboot
Backup (/data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db)
connect your device
adb shell
su
Code:
sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db "insert into \"system\" values(null, 'notification_panel_active_app_list','Wifi;MobileData;Location;SilentMode;AutoRotate;Bluetooth;Ebook;DormantMode;WiFiHotspot;Brightness;PowerSaving;AllShareCast;MultiWindow;SBeam;Nfc;AirView;AirGesture;SmartNetwork;ToddlerMode;PersonalMode;DrivingMode;SmartStay;SmartScroll;SmartPause;Sync;AirplaneMode;DoNotDisturb;');"
Code:
sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db "insert into \"system\" values(null, 'notification_panel_active_app_list_for_reset','Wifi;MobileData;Location;SilentMode;AutoRotate;Bluetooth;Ebook;DormantMode;WiFiHotspot;Brightness;PowerSaving;AllShareCast;MultiWindow;SBeam;Nfc;AirView;AirGesture;SmartNetwork;ToddlerMode;PersonalMode;DrivingMode;SmartStay;SmartScroll;SmartPause;Sync;AirplaneMode;DoNotDisturb;');"
Reboot
Note: @jovy23 has posted another way to do it but you need to run factory reset.
Done !!
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Decided I needed a central place to post my work, so here it is. As of now, everything has to be installed via adb.
If anyone can provide me with instruction on how to make flashable images, please let me know.
Code:
# Remove pre-existing bootanimation.zip and SPC_animation_final.mp3
adb shell rm /system/customize/resource/bootanimation.zip
adb shell rm /system/customize/resource/SPC_animation_final.mp3
# Push downloaded boot animation files to the phone
adb push {downloaded.zip} /system/customize/resource/bootanimation.zip
adb push SPC_animation_final.mp3 /system/customize/resource/
# Test boot animation
adb shell bootanimation
# Enjoy!
For The Horde!
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Download bootanimation.zip
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Download bootanimation.zip
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i may have used the for the horde one if i didnt already have the destroyed boot animation... but looks good
Thanks Still learning, but having a great time doing it!
Just tried it for fun. Worked
Source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1688353&nocache=1
I tried this on CM10.1 (so, internal memory -> /storage/sdcard0 & sdcard -> /storage/sdcard1 )
Instructions:
Download this: http://www.mediafire.com/download/03i9l8qswy2825y/W95.rar
Extract it and copy W95.img to a folder named "win" in your internal memory. (/storage/sdcard0/win)
Install this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.hystudio.android.dosbox
Configure adosbox: Press menu button ->SDL settings ->video setting ->on-screen magnifying glass (sharper screen)
Run the following commands in the command line: (1 line at a time)
Code:
cls
mount d: /storage/sdcard0/win
d:
imgmount a: d:w95.img
boot w95.img
You ll get a blank screen for some time. Wait for it to boot. Voila
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If i want to go back, what to do?
Turn it off.
I had this directory when i flashed cwm recovery (philz)
but i changed my mind and flashed twrp
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and when i found this directory, i tried to delete it !! But it tells me that i dont have permissions to do so ..
I tried removing it using root browser and emulator .. nothing worked :|
Try changing the folder permission first, then delete it.
Try executing the following code-
Code:
su
chmod 777 path_to_your_directory
rmdir path_to_your_directory
samsungrockz said:
Try changing the folder permission first, then delete it.
Try executing the following code-
Code:
su
chmod 777 path_to_your_directory
rmdir path_to_your_directory
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you cant specify permissions for directories :|
but I tried that anyways
App Mount, mount/umount apps that you don't like on Android, without root.
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https://github.com/mthli/Mount/releases
mount: available for use as normal.
umount: unavailable for use, but the data and actual package file remain.
You can run app temporary, when screen off app will be automatically umounted.
Tutorial
0. Download and install App Mount;
1. System Settings > Accounts, remove all accounts here;
2. Run adb command below:
Code:
adb shell dpm set-device-owner io.github.mthli.mount/.app.MountReceiver
3. Goto App Mount's settings, allow UsageAccess/NotificationAccess for ignore;
4. In App Mount, click list item, dialog right-top switch mount/umount.
Cheers
Hi,
Sounds interesting.
Can i ask:
-why do accounts need to be removed?
-if an app is unmounted is it still running or is it disabled?
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I've been digging around on the Linux terminal for a bit. Using vim is tricky but actually quite usable with some awesome plugins. Like it regardless, I been trying to find where the Android system files are. I.e data/misc/wifi
Has anyone managed to find the actual Android home root? Or is it not possible?
Thanks.
cd host-rootfs
cd storage
cd sdcard0
@Archtects
You move to Android's home directory by
either
Code:
cd /
or
Code:
cd $HOME
To access ( view ) system files device's Android must be rooted.
Help please in GNuRoot Debian permission denied
./configure
permission denied
make
permission denied
chmod +x and su and others not work