Does anyone use scripts for this phone or anything else to make it run as best as possible? If so, what are you using?
I just found this one and it works perfectly on my G920T
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...ne-cleaner-t3043479/post59158176#post59158176
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Has anyone been successful in getting the extended rom hack to work on the Hermes. The CAB file i downloaded and ran said sucessful but I still cannot see it in my explorer. Has anyone tried themanual registry hack?
Try this, it works on mine.
low405 said:
Try this, it works on mine.
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How can the Extended ROM then be protected again ?
Try this registry hack to hide the Extended ROM again, haven't tried it, but just messed around with the cab a little bit and found this:
Code:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Drivers\MSYSEXT
"Background"=0x0 (0)
"Foreground"=0x0 (0)
HKLM\System\StorageManager\Profiles\EXT_FLASHDRV
"MountHidden"=0x1 (1)
Let me know if it works
Problems with Extended ROM
Okay guys I have looked all over for a solution to my problem. A few days ago I tryed updating my ROM. I had a crash and thought I almost lost my TyTN. I was able to recover from Bootloader and save it some what. I can now update the ROM but every one I use does not allow me to see the extended ROM whether I use the program or the reg. Hack. Any advice on were to look or any Idea on what to do?
pof how can i do with wm6
thanks
Hi everyone,
I installed a new rom from Helmi's .90 kitchen and everything works great, I strongly recomend it. One thing I have noticed is that I can not change the settings files for the programs that are installed via the kitchen. For instance I am trying to change the english.language.ini file for PocketCM but the file properties show that it is read only and (in ROM). Other programs do the same. I have tried to change the properties but it wont let me. I dont think it has anything to do with it but I do have the ext rom unlocked. Is this normal for ROM programs or am I missing something.
I have tried searching and have not come up with something so I dont know if this is something with me and my device. I have reflashed twice with the same effect.
I have an HTC Apache/XV6700
Thanks everyone, you guys are amazing. Timmay!!!
I am thinking of picking up one of these, but I would need to be able to connect to an ad-hoc wifi network. does anyone know if this is possible? Also if anyone can tell me how much faster it appears to run after the stock overlay is removed I would appreciate it. Thanks all
matthewallen72 said:
I am thinking of picking up one of these, but I would need to be able to connect to an ad-hoc wifi network. does anyone know if this is possible? Also if anyone can tell me how much faster it appears to run after the stock overlay is removed I would appreciate it. Thanks all
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As far as Ad Hoc, yes it can be done. Worked for me when I still had mine. Connected to the wifi from my Droid 1. You have to hack the wifi file a bit but its not hard.
can you tell me what you did to the wifi file? are you using wireless tether on the droid? thanks
this worked for me
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=754961
this one worked for me
kitzuki said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=754961
this one worked for me
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Can you just rename the zip as update and run through the stock recovery?
The newer TnT Lite and VEGAn mods have this binary, already.
As for how much faster, not a lot versus adding a Tegra performance pack. If you want speed, you want the performance pack or run one of the mods above (especially VEGAn).
I want to keep it stock until after the next update. I just want to see how it works stock. Testing to see if this will be a good device for my father he isn't going to be flashing ROMS so I want to see what I can do with a stock ROM.
How do I get the Ad Hoc working with Stock ROM?
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How do I get the Ad Hoc working with Stock ROM?
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The Adhoc fix is in the wpa_supplicant file. You'll need to replace the stock version of that file from the version in the latest vegan or TnTlite build.
I'm not sure if you can simply connect to computer via USB, find the file, and replace it (I doubt it).
Perhaps you can create a recovery update that only replaces that one file. I don't know if it works, but you could try starting with a Vegan or Tnt build, keep the recovery folder, and delete everything in the update.zip except for the wpa_supplicant file.
I've seen a few, and they seem to have their quirks. Is there a good one you guys can recommend that will create an update.zip with an updater script compatible with GSIII?
I'm basically just interested in something that will let me install some system apps
Anybody?
First a disclosure, I'm a Windows network guy so I know my way around symlinks and vhds and that ilk, but Linux / Android just isn't letting me do what I am trying to.
My goal is pretty simple: I want to migrate all the erroneous files laying around the /sdcard/ to folders that are more organized. Ideally, I would like to be able to scrip this process so the things I use regularly and the things people I work with use regularly can be 'formated' similarly since I'll want to do this for my other androids I own and I'll no doubt have a few (not necessarily a lot) of people who see my system and go "DO WANT" (it happened with my Windows setup, so I expect similar).
The problem I am having is not only can't I can things to "stick", but I can't even get a script to work at all.
I've been most successful so far running down my list through ADB, but the problem is, when I reboot, everything resets.
I've also tried writing a script and running it through the below version of busybox:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.busybox.installer
That just errors out completely =(.
The links I am trying to make are as follows:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gbieej5genkzwk0/Symlinks.xlsx
The script I tried using is as follows:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kajafjlzzy0bcm6/mount.sh
The resource page I am using for Linux commands is as follows:
http://www.ss64.com/bash/
The resource page I am using for ADB is as follows (though should be obvious!):
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html
The device I am currently working with is a Galaxy S3 T-999 running Slimbean 4.3, though once successful, I plan on implementing these on changes on another Galaxy S3 T-999 runing Slimbean 4.3, a Galaxy S2 T-989 running Slimbean 4.3, a Galaxy S1 i897 running Slimbean 4.3, a Transformer TF201, a Vizio Co-Star running Stock Vizio (maybe if it doesn't make me want to kick it, which is the more likely outcome) and an Android AK-802MiniPC running Stock Jellybean.
Heck, maybe I'll try to tear the offal iOS7 off the iPhone 4 I inherited and try to install Android on it and do that too, lol.
Thanks for any help!
You may want to research how to set up your init.d
http://ilovegalaxyy.blogspot.com/2013/06/how-to-enable-initd-on-android-mobile.html
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You may want to research how to set up your init.d
http://ilovegalaxyy.blogspot.com/2013/06/how-to-enable-initd-on-android-mobile.html
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That pointed me in the right direction --- The app you tossed at me illustrated that the problem is in fact that my Kernel doesn't support init.d and that's probably where all my problems are stemming from. Thanks!
That Universal Init.d app seems to get around the problem, but I think I am going to look into another kernel. I know from experience the Cyogen kernels are compatible with the rom I am using. I'd prefer to stick to Slimrom because its such a nice, slim setup, but I guess that means if I have too many problems and my primary goal is cross device compatibly, Cyogen might end up being my best bet.